Drum Corps Enlivens Bib Party Meeting
An overflow Prospect Democratic club meeting on Prospect Street and Keystone Avenue drew a large crowd. The new drum corps led a parade from Fountain Square to the club room where Charles A. Korbly spoke on bank deposit guarantees for nearly two hours amid strong applause. Clarence Weir and others spoke briefly. Harry W. Bassett will speak next Wednesday.
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Prospect Democratic Club
Vorner
Prospect Street
Keystone Avenue
Mr. Korbly
Clarence Weir
Superior Court
John F. White
Henry Schroeder
Center Township
Harry W. Bassett
Vine Covered Summer House Hosts Multiple Wedings
A vine covered summer house at Fairhaven farm hosted a May wedding for Alice Furnas Doolittle and George H. Dunmeyer as their eastward trip followed. Nellie Lancaster and Arthur Reinking wed at their new North Market Street home with friends present. Clara Hyatt and Raymond D Brown married at N New Jersey street home before eastern travels. Emma Zitzluff and Erwin Appersberger wed and head to Chicago and northwest cities for a honeymoon. Adelaide Sourbier and Walter Holtz married Wednesday night and begin their home at Cottage Avenue.
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George H. Dunmeyer
Pene
Reinking
E. Market Street
Clara Hyatt
Raymond D. Brown
N. New Jersey Street
Emma Zitzluff
Erwin Appersberger
Chicago
Adelaide Sourbier
Walter _ Holtz
Cottage Avepatter
OMAN SAYS ROOMER ROBBED HER OF 200 DOLLARS
OMAN STATE ROOMER robbed her of two hundred dollars in a Toledo Grain market incident. The report cites unsettled Wheat prices with fluctuating cash and future months details. The fragmented text notes September activity and price movements, reflecting chaotic grain trading conditions.
Roby and Helmuth wed in Petoskey duet of haste
William Roby messenger for the appellate court and son of Judge Frank S. Roby married Miss Louise Helmuth of Bay City Michigan in Petoskey. The couple rushed to Indianapolis after the ceremony to join the Roby family at 1122 North New Jersey Street before moving to their new home.
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Pellate Court
Frank S. Roby
Appellate Court
Mar
Petoskey
Mich
Louise Helmuth
Bay City
Roby
Indianapolis
Myrtle
Isabelle
New Jersey Street
Homer
Douglas Pleads Guilty and Goes to Prison
William Douglas, charged with attempted criminal assault, pled guilty on Thursday tightening his earlier plea of not guilty. He received a $100 fine and a sentence of two to fourteen years in prison.
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Douglas
William Douglas
Sackville of Decatur Sought for Deadly Assault on Officer
Indianapolis police seek John Sackville of Decatur Illinois for a deadly assault on an officer. Sackville is described as a desperate character with a troubled record.
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Sackville
Decatur
Indianapolis
John Sackville
City Record Births Deaths and Marriages List
City record lists births including James A Stockdale Nora Stockdale birth at 2049 Bellefontaine girl and many more at various streets. deaths span Harold Erisman malarial fever to Mary DeMott mitral regurgitation. marriages include Embrose Roset Golda Henderson and John Mason Lillie Lasley colored.
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James A
Nora Stockdale
Bellefontaine Street
William C
Mary H. Hinesley
Udell Street
John D
Cora P. Bulloch
Calhoun Street
Clifford and
Mary Glass
Fletcher Avenue
Evert B
Nettie C. Pierce
N. Gray Street
Charles
Nellie A. Miller
New York Street
Albert and
Lottie Marshall
Cornelius Avenue
J. Carl
Katie Frances
W. Twenty-fifth Street
Herbert
Nettie Belding
Cedar Street
Jesse E
Manda Wilson
Parker Avenue
Carl B
Bertha Hastings
Villa Avenue
James E
Agnes’ Ball
W. Twenty-ninth Street
Henry and
Maggie Williams
S. Sheffield Avenue
William and Emma Roberts
N. Blackford Street
Moses and
Mollie Perry
Tremont Avenue
Orlie L
Martha A. Sellers
Rembrant Street
Forest and Flossie Breedlove
S. Harding Street
Harold Wilson Erisman
Lexington Avenue
Pearl May Taylor
W. Twenty- Ninth Street
Mary DeMott
Myrtle Castle
City Hospital
Christopher Geory
Church Street
Embrose Roset
Golda M. Henderson
Christian F. Klasing
Kathryn M. Wolff
John Mason
Lillie Lasley
Charles B. Wagoner
Ella R. Hicks
Samuel Clark
Lorena Shock
Arthur Bowman
Hattie Smith
Ben Meixner
Mabel G. McComb
Arthur Ellis
Ammie L. Smith
GU. G. Brummett
Pearl E. Woods
Erwin Happersberger
Emma E. Zitzilaff
James F. McCloud
Annie Clark
Raymond McHugh
Gracie M. Blake
Ernest N. Brumfield
Ferne Sheehan
Jay H. Gardner
Nellie R. McCann
Wiliam
E. Garrabrant
Louise Dapore
Robert B. _Estell
Mabel M. Simmons
Arnold
Elsie
G Fuller
Reading Leads as Wall Street Rallies in Opening Hours
Reading led the rise in early trading with a two and a half point gain. Baltimore & Ohio Union Pacific Great Northern Northern Pacific advanced modestly while Smelters fell and other issues improved. New York Central jumped fourteen points on short-covering and Reading Erie and B&O drew support from Harriman-linked buyers.
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Union Pacific
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
New York Central
Shorts
St. Paul
Southern Pacific
Reading
Erie
E. H. Harriman
Sartiman Group
L. S. Wormser
First National Bank
London
Wall Street
Hughes
New York State
Pittsburg Live Stock Prices Report
Pittsburg Pa September 15 cattle receipts light and slow with prices for prime cattle $5.50 to $5.75 and cows and springers $16 to $50. hog receipts eight loads with heavy weight $7.45 to $7.50 and medium $7.35 to $7.25. pigs $6.10 to $6.25. sheep receipts light and active with prime wethers $4.00 to $4.25 and lambs $3.50 to $5.50.
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Pittsburg
Pittsburg Market Cattle Hogs Sheep Prices Sept 17
Cattle receipts light with mixed prime and good cattle priced around 5.15 to 6.00 for prime and good cows. Hogs receipts at 5.15 down 6.40 for heavy and medium weights. Sheep receipts light with prime wethers around 4.00 to 4.25 and lambs about 5.00 to 5.85.
Chicago Liv Stock Prices at Union Stock Yards Sep 17
Hogs receipts 16 000 slow at yesterday's average with prices ranging light to good heavy from 4 90 to 7 40. Cattle receipts 5 500 slow and weak with beeves 3 60 to 7 60 and cows and heifers 1 70 to 5 65. Sheep receipts 22 000 steady with native and western sheep 2 25 to 4 25 and lambs 3 25 to 5 80.
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Chicago
Union Stockyards
Texas
Entree ” Ag
Nature Study Glub Visits Woods For Saturday Outing
A nature study group led by Philmer Eves will travel by car to Nore then ride hay wagons to Haverstick woods for a forest trees study with instructor William P. Brown. W Brown accompanies the party, lunch at the Kings by the river, then return by river in launches if water allows.
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Nore
Broad Ripple
Philmer Eves
Haverstick Woods
William P. Brown
W. Brown
Indiana
John King
White River
Nora Station
Hogs Steady With the Top Bringings
Indianapolis market report records 6,000 hogs and 2,200 cattle received with hogs steady to strong for corn-fed types while grassers stay weak. Grain prices show wheat and corn movements, oats and hay listed with inspection figures and specific grade quotes across sets of carloads and through billing details.
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Indianapolis
Hay
Timothy
Prairie
Drake Improves in Health After Illness
W J Drake of 1122 W New York street who has been ill for some time is again able to be out. He is a veteran of the civil war. King HBS.
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W. J. Drake
New York Street
Mr. Drake
King
Liquor Legislation Dominates Indiana Special Session
Governor Hanly’s looming message prompts a focus on county local option and liquor reform as Republicans hesitate to act. Senators Moore and party members weigh the chances while Democrats prep a strong campaign and redecorate chambers ahead of the anticipated session.
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Gov
Hanly
F E. E. Moore
Moore
Fayette County
Statehouse
Genmaner
Grand Hotel
Indiana impeachment talk colors Indiana politics
The piece describes a clash between legislative and executive branches over impeachment efforts against Hanly. Republican leaders fear taking a stand on temperance while hoping to dodge a vote. They plan to move after the budget bill and then adjourn, seeking to avoid an impeachment trial, with Speaker Branch allegedly asserting control and signaling a strong, centralized leadership style.
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Indiana
Hanly
Vincennes University
Branch
Republicans In Turmoil Over Hanlyism In State Assembly
Republican rebels seek John H. Edwards of Lawrence County for speaker as party lines blur. Most legislators have arrived, a conference planned to become a caucus, but unity for Hanly’s program remains unlikely. One member claimed support for local option before reversing minutes later.
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Hanly
Receiver Appointed For Broad Ripple Ice Company
Winifred E. Smith has been appointed receiver for the Broad Ripple Ice Company by Judge Teathers in Superior Court No 2 after a request and showing by Indianapolis Fuel Supply Company.
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Winifred E. Smith
Broad Ripple Ice Company
T.eathers
Indianapolis Fuel Supply Company
Missing 15 year old Viola Birch from Mill Street
Viola Birch, a 15 years old colored girl, disappeared from her home at 1415 Mill Street. Her mother reported she had been gone several days. A separate note advertises a new saloon by William Moeller at 212 N. Delaware Street offering haircuts and whisker trimming, with related barber and manicurist services.
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Viola. Birch
Mill Street
William Moeller
Delaware Street
Denison
Lost seven year old wanders from Meridian street home
Little Goddard Hershovicz, seven years old, speaks Polisi only, wandered from 1024 8S Meridian St Wednesday. He was found seven miles away on Bluff road at 10 PM, tired and thirsty. Rural neighbors aided, police alerted, and the child was returned safely to his bed by 2 AM in his mother's arms.
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Lary
Meridian Street
Goddard
Hershovitz
A. Hershovitz
Florists' Club Holds Feast and Election
The Indianapolis Florists' club banqueted at Walhalla hall on a Wednesday night and elected officers for the coming year. F. Smith was chosen president, Fred Hukrad vice president, Ernest Rieman treasurer, and Harl Sellers secretary. The club has 75 members.
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Indianapolis Florists’ Club
Walhalla Hall
F. §. Smith
Fred Hukrad
Ernest Rieman
Harl Sellers
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