Indianapolis transit lines offer hourly and night routes
A scanned notice outlines multiple Indianapolis streetcar and interurban services to Greenfield Knightetown Cambridge City Richmond Hayton and more. It lists hourly daytime frequencies from 5:06 am to 7:00 pm, night trains, and connections to Crawfordsville Lafayette and Columbus with terminal office details at the Terminal Building Old Main.
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Indianapolis
Eastern
Greenfield
Knightetown
Cambridge City
Richimond
Hayton
Onhayting
Dayton
Foat Sevice
Springeld
Columbus
Ohiopelhia
Cnightetown
Tor
GEB
Indianapolis & Martingte
Mooresville
Benny
Pak Marsineville
Ind
Firattra
Ntl
BC P. Om
Moorerville
Compony
Ames
Lafayette
Chiense
Levanon
Frankfort
Crowe Fainteville
Lafayetet
Old Main
Gaariat Coaltraction
Ben Davis
Painfield
Omca
Indianapolis & Western
Avon
Danville
Indianapolis, Columbus & Southern Traction Co
Southport Grenwood
Whiteland
Franklin
Amity
Edinburg
Taylorsville
Greenwood
Ohio
Delaware-sta
Virginiay Ave
Expresa
Georgina
Meridion-sta
Hundreds Die As Mobile hurricane Rages Unchecked
Special to The Sum. Mobile Alabama September 29. After two days cut off by the Gulf hurricane, mobile life is shattered. Death toll may reach 100 with 6,000 houses damaged and property loss near 2 million dollars. Wind peaked at 90 mph, waters flooded seven feet, many steamers sunk and crews lost. Transportation collapsed, churches and banks wrecked, Bienville square ruined, and South Ends obliterated. Commissary laid, militia feeding the hungry, but famine fears grow as outside aid remains distant.
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Mobile
Ala
Coa
Gulf of Mexico
Mobile Say
River Boate 3
P. Scith
Mary &. Staples
Mary 8
Christ Church Cathedral
St. Francis-st. Baptist Church
Christ Churoh Cathedral
St. Francis St. Bapttat Churet
Alaama
Misatssippere
Mississippi
Bienville Square
Mobiie
United States
Bay Shell Road
South Ends
Pensacola Harbor Devastation After Storm and Tidal Wave
Pensacola reels from a severe storm and tidal surge causing extensive damage. Dozens of vessels wrecked or damaged, steamers and launches afloat and ashore, water-front houses destroyed along miles of shoreline, and railway tracks to the navy yard wiped out. Many residents are homeless awaiting aid and provisions.
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Navy Yard
Barrancas
Outalda
Thousands of Homes Razed in Gulf Coast Destruction
New Orleans dispatch reports that homes, plantations, crops, and railways were devastated by wind and water along the gulf coast. Biloxi and Gulfport suffer great damage as ships sunk and lives and property are lost in the storm's aftermath.
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Scrippe-MoHge Preas Auociation
New Orleans
Gulf Coat
Biloxi
Gulfport
Mins
Damage at Army Post in Mobile After Severe Storm
War department released a Mobile dispatch dated yesterday detailing a terrific storm that inundated the entire Army Post. Every building was seriously damaged with some destroyed, including the pumping plant, ordnance warehouse, quartermaster storehouse, two primary stations with instruments, quartermaster dock and main water tanks. Water transport from Mobile may be possible after the storm subsides.
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Aerippe-McHae Freee Association
Washington
War Department
Mobile
Ala
Dwyer
Instrumento
Quartermaster's
Student in violent dorm attack at Penn hospitalized
Philadelphia sept 7 a brutal assault by university students at penn left foster a Milwaukee youth with life threatening injuries in the university hospital five others including a sophomore were hospitalized after a sophomore struck foster in the eye during a dormitory punishment the incident prompted university officials to investigate and the Sun notes a sale query at bottom line
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Philadelphia
University Af Pennsylvania
Foster
Milwaukee
Sophomores Triumph In Purdue Tank Scrape War
Special to The Lafayette Journal. Purdue students witnessed one of the fiercest rivalries as sophomores defeated freshmen in the annual tank scrap. About five thousand spectators watched a fight that lasted over thirty minutes ending with the sophomores having defeated nineteen freshmen and twenty-five sophomores. Several participants were injured, but none critically.
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Lafayette
Ind
Purdue
Purdus
Knights of Pythias and Rathbone Gather in Indianapolis
The Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias and Grand Temple Rathbone Slaters hold annual sessions in Indianapolis next Tuesday and Wednesday. Sessions include organizational meeting, election of officers, and a contest for outer guard. About 8000 lodge representatives attend with headquarters at Denikon hotel. Rathbone Sisters host a Hotel English reception Monday night. Mrs Dessig Hershey of Carmel is grand.
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Grand Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Grand Temple of Rathbone Slaters
Indianapolis
T 0. C. & Hall
Tomf Lnaga Hall
aMeers
Frank J. Dunton
Jones Motghan
Outer Guard
Knights
Denikon Hotel
Rathven
Tha Hotel
English
Dessig Hershey
Carmel
Gymnasts Impress 3000 with Parallel Bars at Wonderland
Social Turnverein directed by Carl Booth-Briday wowed a crowd of nearly 3,000 with daring parallel bar feats at Wonderland. The group opened with a soldierly pyramid and finished with multiple handstands, earning high audience praise for the display by young Jahns and the squad including Otto Worl W Schroder H Pringter H Hirk and Otto Muecke.
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Social Turnverein
Carl 2. Booth
Briday
James R. Rose Company
U. RK
P. the Aguad Can
E. Happersberger
Otto Worl
W. Schroder
H. Pringter
H. Hi
Tang
Lovan Planac
Jahns
Religious notices fill Indianapolis churches fall schedule
In All Souls church Rev Frank Wicks speaks on Some Minor Virtues. Tabernacle Presbyterian to hear Man Proposes but God Supposes. Evangelists Ballenger and dantgomorr continue Young Men's Holiness League work until Oct 4. School enrollment up about 1000 with 26 more high school pupils. National youth reform meeting Oct 1, with Dr Rebecca Partish to Manila next month. Various sermons and events at Central Christian Roberts Park and other churches. Indiana district Women’s Foreign Missionary Society hosts reception for Dr Rebecca Partish. Mass meeting at Second Presbyterian with Bridgett’s Women of the Bible course. Shortridge seniors plan annual officers and book plans. editor and business manager elected. Temperance talk by Sam Small postponed to Sunday at Howard-place church. Elections and offices named for local court and officials. Disciples of Christ at Tuxedo Park begin meetings Sept 30 led by Maurice Murphy. Canoe Park church Sabbath night theme God and Minorities Rule the World with musical performances. Evening program features notable soloists and a box offering. Tenth wedding anniversary of pastor and wife Oct 4.
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All Souls
Frank 5
Wicks
Wy H. Thompson
Cecil Jones
P. J. Widebrand
Indianayalis
Ofice
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
Neil McPherson
Goa
Ballenger
Dantgomorr
M.C Ao Ati Pom
Alexander Hogeland
National
Albert Hurlstone
Greenaburg
Indiana
Roberts Park
Bf. E
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Joseph Tasgurl
Park Ave
Rebecca Partish
Manila
Atrena
Second Presbyterian Church
Vermont
Pennsylvania-sts
Misa Bridgett
Shortridge High School
Howard-place Methodist Church
Sam Small
Kokomo
Howard-place
Indianapotts College of Law
Owen S. Woling
Pew
Ind
Presi Dem
John J. Kelly
Portland
L. Harvard van Wriggle
Indianapolis
York
Penn
Prucce
Albert L. Boyer
Fairmount
Indy
Harvey J. Poirier
Edwin
Gillamy's Hall
Denny and
E. Washiigten
Maurice F. Murphy
Engiewood Christian Church
Evangelist Murphy
Cava Nnot Church
E. Marhet St
Boyer
Holt Brothers
George Everett
East-end
Cosme Society
Pantor
Two Wreck Victims Buried in Separate Interments
Herbert Oldridge a Big Four brakeman died in a siding collision at Frightwood and will be buried at Crown Hill Monday. His funeral is at his home at 410 E Twenty fifth Avenue. Charles Reed yard conductor also perished in the same accident and will be taken to Parker City Indiana for burial Sunday morning. The Undertaker’s representatives oversee arrangements.
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Herbert Oldridge
Big
Frightwood
Crown Hill
Mana
Mondas
A.m
Charles Reed
Parker City
Ind
Next Meeting in Kentucky Deliberates YMCA Type Work and Elections
The supreme council of the Young Men's Institute concluded at St Joseph's Hall, electing officers after a long ballot. C A Slinger of Indianapolis defeated Roanoke W Va’s James T M O'Brien for supreme secretary. Louisville and Cincinnati members won key posts. The next meeting location is Louisville, with talks on establishing a Catholic workers group similar to the YMCA.
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Supreme Council of the
Gt. Joseph's Hall
Supreme Secretary
L. E. Mahan
Eureka
Cal
Vier
W.M. Fogarty
Moel Jer
Cincinnati
J. J. Keogh
New York City
Supreme First
J. J. Sullivan
Loulavine
Supreme
D. J. Cullinan
Pittsburg
TH. Keefe
Sharpsiburg
Thomas J. Ivors
Sesrite
John W. Phelan
Mobile
James J. Belly
Louisville
John B. Fritzpatrick
Matthew Roth
North “Vernon
W. M.fogarty
American Federation of Catholic Societies
YMCA
Loulaville
Shortage Alleged Ties to Toronto Bank Shipments
In Middleport an alleged shortage linked to Midsteport Bank President B C Fox and Vice-President Armentrout sparked a police order in Toronto. Paper worth over 350,100 was found tied to 9115,000 deposits, suggesting a sharp discrepancy and an unfolding bank inquiry.
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Nwecens Middleport
B.C. Fox
Midsteport Bank
Boy Killed by Train in Valparaiso Incident
Special report from The Sam details 14 year old Harry Conk of Porter County who attempted to board a moving train near Valparaiso after school. He fell between cars and was fatally crushed. death declared instantaneous.
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Teain
Sam
Valparaiso
Ind
Harry Conk
Porter
Chesterton
Hoosiers in Gotham Special to the Low New York
Indiana people in Gotham include Mr. and Mrs. M D Clarke Mr. and Mrs F L Mayer Mrs M A Stewart and Sine Stewart Mrs M M Grima Mrs Sirs M B Korbby Mrs Whlsin Mr and Mrs H Poiger Mr and Mrs DT Colvin Mr and Mrs t BR Judyon Mrs F L Bridges EC Morris F J Painter and G G Griffin of Indianapolis and the Minser Patron of Marion.
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T. BR. Judyon
F. L. Bridges
EC. Morris
F. J. Painter
G. G. Griffin
Indianapolls
Minser
Marlon
Deaths in Indiana and local obituaries fragment
Fragmentary Indiana death notices list names including Rev Enoch Parr of Balem and Col Charles Jewett’s mother, with several unreadable entries and scattered locations such as Morristown and New Albany, as reported by county recorder Joseph Chambers. The text is incomplete and garbled with multiple missing or encoded names.
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Enoch Parr
Balem
John W. Keston
Morristown
Joseph Champ Hers
County Recorder
Brasil
Nathan Obreyant
M. Alexandris
Mra Mary
J. Jewett
Col
Charles IL Jewett
New
Albenys
John Parvin
Boe
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