British Battle Fleet Arrives for Hudson Fulton Celebration
The battleship Inflexible with Admiral Sir Edward Seymour arrived in New York to join the Hudson Fulton jubilation. British cruisers Drake Edinburgh and Argyll sailed behind the flagship, while the German ships Victoria Luise Hertha and Bremen received a separate welcome as fog shrouded the river.
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New York
Sir Edward Seymour
Ariven
Drake
Edinburg
Argyll
United States
Culgoa
Tompkingville
Staten Island
Queen of England
International Navy
Hudson River
Victoria Luise
Hertha
Bremen
Bodies Sought After Launch Collision in New York River
Police and harbor squad sailors searched today for a man and a girl who were thrown overboard when the 33 foot launch Madigar was upset amid a collision with a towline tying tugs Princess and Edward H Meade to barges while crossing from New York to New Jersey.
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New York
Ninety Seventh Street
North River
Madigar
Jersey
Princess
Edward H. Meade
Banker and traction magnate Harry B. Smith dies in Fort Wayne
Harry B. Smith, 60, Hartford City banker and traction magnate, died suddenly at the Anthony hotel in Fort Wayne at 2 a m. Apoplexy was the cause. Mrs. Smith accompanied him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Ind
Harry B. Smith
Hartford City
Anthony Hotel
Shriners Circus Planned At State Fair Coliseum
A Shriners circus and hippodrome will run for a week at the state fair coliseum starting in October. F. M. Barnes of Chicago will present top circus acts and New York hippodrome wonders. Receipts go to the Temple fund.
Traveling salesman dies in Corey Pennsylvania
Albert E. French a traveling salesman who had lived in Indianapolis for two years died September 8 in Corey Pennsylvania. His body was moved to East Tawas Michigan for burial a week earlier and friends in Indianapolis have only now learned of his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert E. French
Indianapolis
Corey
East Tawas, Mich
Will of Victoríne Camille Quesnel Distributes $15000 Estate
The will probated Friday leaves a $15000 personal estate to three children Marie Quesnel George P. Quesnel and Oscar P. Quesnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoriné Camille Quesnel
Chilan
Marie Quesnel
George P. Quesnel
Oscar P. Quesnel
Kidnap in Cherry Illinois Leaves Marshal for Dead
Porter Delphi, marshal of Cherry, was abducted last night and driven to the countryside where he was robbed of his badge weapon and revolver and was badly beaten.
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Sterling, Jil
Porter Delphi
Cherry
Billy
Pittsburg detective sues over Chicago reward plot
C H Stewart tells Judge Beitler Farrell duped him in a scheme to claim a reward for capturing Steubenville railroad bridge wreckers. Farrell admits theft and is held to the grand jury in 3400 dollars bonds. Stewart says one suspect lived in Chicago and describes a Wellington hotel theft plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
C. H. Stewart
Pittsburg
Beitler
Harrison Street Court
S. Farrell
Stewart
Everbody
Farrell
Steubenville
Wellington Hotel
Payne in Training for the Golf Cabinet
Syracuse dispatch reports Congressman Payne, aiming for a role in a “golf cabinet,” has ordered a full golfing outfit and a vernacular book. He will practice on local links in Auburn, following Taft era precedents set by Congressman Parage.
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Syracuse
Taft
Sereano Parage
March of Progress
Payne
Auburn
Protest Set for Pleasant Run Sever Assessment Hearing
Citizens will protest the Pleasant Run sever assessment of 3119.00 as objections will be heard October 4 by the Board of Public Works. It is expected there will be loud protest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Run
Board of Public Works
Indiana Lincoln League to Name Convention City
Gary Columbus Noblesville Muncie and Terre Haute seek the next Indiana Lincoln league convention set for February 12. League officers will meet soon to choose the convention city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary
Columbus
Noblesville
Muncie
Terre Haute
Indiana Lincoln League
League
Fire chief's home cradle night misprint turns into Irish banner reveal
John Berry, head of the fire alarm service, welcomed a baby boy at his home. He crafted a unique swinging cradle for the child but found at headquarters a prank cradle in his design, bearing an Ireland flag, milk bottle, and a rubber core, displayed for all to see.
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John Berry
Berry
Fire Headquarters
Theodore Frederick Cook Berry
Ireland
Shortridge Senate Debates Irrigation Measure at 22nd Session
The Shortridge senate held its twenty second annual session on Friday. Senator Morgan under the Howard Denny umbrella proposed senate bill No 1 an irrigation measure which drew discussion from members.
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Shortridge Senate
Morgan
Howard Denny
Senate
Indianapolis men attain thirty third degree Mason status in Boston
J. W. Lilly Robert M. Coffin Dr. E. W. Anderson and Dr. Homer A. Sampsell of Indianapolis were made thirty third degree Masons this week as the supreme council met in Boston.
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J. W. Lilly
Robert M. Coffin
E. W. Anderson
Homer A. Sampsell
Indianapolis
Boston
Supreme Council of the Order
Yonkers Trolley Crash Kills Motorman and Injures Passenger
A Yonkers trolley car on McLean avenue jumped the track on a curve and crashed into George Shater's saloon. Motorman William Sterle, 35, was instantly killed. A girl passenger, Oille Anderson, was seriously injured, and three other riders suffered minor injuries as the car left the track and crashed through saloon doors.
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Yonkers
N. Y
William Sterle
Oille Anderson
McLean Avenue
George Shater
Steele
Miss Taggart Injured Driving Auto Near Bedford
Miss Emily Taggart daughter of Thomas Taggart sustained a scalp wound when her touring car hit a rough road near Bedford Indiana Friday She was driving the car returning to Indianapolis from French Lick a physician in Bedford dressed the wound Gilbert Hurty rode with her.
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Emily Taggart
Thomas Taggart
Indianapolis
French Lick
Miss Taggart
Bedford
Ind
Gilbert Hurty
Shank Plans Month-Long Stump Campaign October First
Lew Shank Republican mayoral candidate launches a month of stump speeches starting October 1 with party organization work led by W. E. Davis and Harry Wallace to form wards and precincts. H. B. Stout oversees work among older Republicans. Headquarters will be the Pythian building. The 30 day party poll begins October 1. Charles A. Gauss Democratic rival to speak to Indiana Democratic Traveling Men's club at room 310 Denison hotel on Saturday night.
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Lew Shank
Republicana
W. E. Davis
Harry Wallace
H. B. Stout
Pythian
Charles A. Gauss
Denison Hotel
Indiana Democratic Traveling Men's Club
Indigestion Relief Claim From Mauch Chunk Man
A user from Mauch Chunk Pa praises Cascarete for relieving dyspepsia and sour stomach after two years of suffering. He endorses it to friends as the only remedy for indigestion and bowels, noting the product is pleasant to eat and backed by a money back guarantee. The ad mentions price items and a Massachusetts Avenue address.
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Harry Stuckley
Mauch Chunk
End of World Not Yet Delayed as Apostolic Followers Await
In West Duxbury Massachusetts on September 25 the predicted end of the world did not arrive by 10 am. Followers of the latter reign of the Apostolic church or the Triune Dr immersionists continue rituals and fundraising as leaders refuse to explain the delay. Rev Mrs Swain immersed 15 followers in small Jordan Brook and a woman declares she has sold all earthly possessions to await the end.
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West Duxbury
Mass
The
Apostolic Church
Triune
Swain
Little Jordan
Ashedor Brook
Sunday Religious Services Across Indianapolis Churches
A Sunday church listings spread across Indianapolis notes morning and evening sermons at First Presbyterian Tabernacle Presbyterian Christchurch Mapleton M E and more. It highlights organ debut at Fourth Presbyterian directed by Edward Birge and various sermons on faith grace and Christian life by multiple pastors.
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First Presbyterian Church
M. L. Haines
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
Neil McPhermone
James D. Stanley
Christchurch
W. F. Walker
Irvington
Mapleton M. E
S. J. Wilson
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Edward B. Birge
Allan B. Philpott
Central Christian Church
First Baptist Church
Taylor
Israel
George Daniel Adamson
Indianapolis
New York and
New Jersey
Gustavus E. Hiller
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Hudson-Fulton
East
Lewis Brown
Presbyterian Missionary Societies of
Clay County
Brazil
Indianapolis Presbyterian Society
Wilmer Christian
W. W. Winslow
J. W. Hodge
Behar
anuWh
Briggga
Protheroe Scolo
Gray
Dawn of Hope
Krogmann
Jess Anderson
Martha Washburn
R. H. Johnson
Roland Williams
Edwin A
B. W. Gillespie
Epworth League
Choral Society
Edward Taylor
Holiness
Brethren In Union
Union
Bethel Church
le Grande Avenue
Hamburg Street
Holiness Brethren
Shelby Street
S. Manzey
Summit Street
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Propylaeum
North Street
Pennsylvania
Meridian Streets
Lombard
HE. Washington Street
ST. Matthew's Lutheran Mission
Joint Synod of Ohio
Eastern Avenue
E. Washington Street
D. R. Honn
Presbyterian
Second Presbyterian Church
Vermont
Odell
Unitarian
All Souls Unitarian Church
Alabama Street
Fifteenth
Frank
C. Wicks
Florian C. Fry
Central Avenue
Twenty-first Street
Henry Gehler
Broadway
Christian Endeavor
Weather Balloon Tests Planned Monday at Riverside Park
United States government weather balloon tests are scheduled for Monday at Riverside Park with simultaneous trials at Omaha Nebraska. The events aim to gather atmospheric data and evaluate equipment performance across locations.
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United States
Riverside Park
Omaha
Neb
Treasurer’s report on Indiana Yearly Meeting finances
Richmond Indiana September 5 The Indiana Yearly Meeting of Friends reviewed its financial condition and committee reports. Treasurer Charles Carpenter presented a detailed balance sheet showing total assets of 269000 plus liabilities and funds and noting receipts of 61 295.27 and expenditures of 53 566.38 with a cash on hand of 7 728.
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Richmond
Ind
Indiana Yearly Meeting of Friends
Charles G. Carpenter
Indiana Yearly Meeting
Alee
Cisleyle Lal Safemtedy Alles
Sheriff Sale and Admin Notices From Marion County
Sheriff to sell rents and profits of Lot 112 Kenwood Park Indianapolis to satisfy a decree in case 17824 Thomas H Spann as executor of Agnes Brown vs Jacob L Strausbaugh et al. Sale Oct 9 1908 at Marion County Courthouse. Also notices appointing Amanda E Houser Rosa Ella Young and Mary Nelby as administrators ofMarion County estates.
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Marion County
Incieca
Thomas H. Spann
Agnes C. Brown
Jacob L. Strausbaugh
Indiana
Kenwood Park
Indianapolis
Setisele
Jacob Woessneir
Marton Court
Gavin & Davis
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Lain Business College
North Vera
Indianapolis Water Co
Summers
Blackford St
Canal
Monument Place
Gill & Greenen
Old Woodruff
Shriners Plan Circus
City Mahal
NEW Found
Golf Cabinet
Cnet
Cary Do
Farmers Trust CO
E. Market St
Gilbert Parker
Park Theater
Shank
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U. Main
Handy
Kryptoks
Tories
Pettis Dry Goods Co
Stsne
Friends Meeting
Lbs
Sheriff Sale
Malinda Hoisington
Amanda E. Houser
Nathaniel W. Young
Rosa Ella Young
Coste
Frank Harris
William J. Harris
William E. Binkley
Mary Nelby
Board of Commissioners
Marion County Asylum For
Office of the Auditor of
WM. H. Roberts
Carl von Hake
Albert Sahm
Tom
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