Chautauqua Tent Destroys In Gale At Glenwood Park
A wind and rainstorm ripped the Chautauqua tent at Glenwood Park, drowning many spectators and injuring several women and children. The collapse also damaged a piano and equipment, with hospital cases including Mrs. Samuel Ellis and several local residents. The tent is a total loss. remaining shows proceed in the summer theatre.
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Glenwood Park
Chatrs
Samuel Ellis
Salem
Missea Della Masmer
Grace Strat
Charlestown
Simon Sapinsky
Louieville
Margaret Seabrook
Hesse Busenbark
Mattie McQuiddy
Ruth Tenny
Jefferson County Construction wins city street contracts
The board of works awarded the Tenth Street and Fifteenth Street improvements to the Jefferson County Construction Company after lower bids. Tenth Street will be 24 feet wide with curb, brick gutter and a six foot sidewalk. Fifteenth Street features curb and brick gutter with six foot sidewalk. Completion times are sixty to eighty days, with a five year guarantee and extra costs for intersections charged to property holders.
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Board of Works
Tenth Street
Spring
Oak Street
Fifteenth Street
Elm Street
Jefferson County Construction Company
W.O Sweeney
West Main Street
East Tenth Street
Peebles
Sweeney
Oarlile
Hoosier Block
Jefferson Unuity Construction Company
O Sweeney
Hoosier
Jefferson County Conserration Company
Stotsenburg
Traction Company
Vinocennes
Market
Dentists Advertise Iron Carling Tool Territory
Local ad from H. H. Rogere of Fort Wayne Indiana offers a Thermo Electric Carling Iron territory for sale. The message promises a large profit for a joint venture with one dentist and mentions a Pearl Street address.
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Thermo Electric Carling Iron
H. H. Rogere
Fort Wayne, Ind
Local Gatherings Lure Readers to Subscribe for Tribune
Vacationing readers can receive the Tribune by mail for 10 cents per week. A daily letter from home is promised as part of the subscription offer, appealing to summer vacation audiences.
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the Tribune
Marriages and health notes from Granville and nearby towns
Fred J. Siegel of Granville and Rosa E. Mitchell of Columbus wed yesterday in an Indianapolis pastor's ceremony. Philip Kleinemz and Minnie Rakestraw, both of Louisville, married at Jeffersonville on February 26. The bride hails from Tarentum, Pa., daughter of the late Charles Rakestraw of the local glass works. Funeral services for John Nugent were held today at his East Elm Street home. Rev. B F Cato officiated and burial followed at Charlestown. A four lodge Knights and Ladies of Honor initiatory class of ten was held with visitors from Louisville and Jeffersonville and O A Glick aiding. Cheater Grosheider, long ill, showed improvement after vein injections to combat tubercular germs at a Louisville clinic.
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Minnie Rakestraw
Louisville
Jeffersonville
Tarentum
Charles Rakestraw
John ©. Nugent
East Elmetreat
B. F. Cato
Central Christian Church
Charlestown
Knights and Ladies of Honor
Jeffersonuville
O. A. Glick
Indianapolis
Indiana
Cheater Grosheider
G W. Girosheider
Colorado
New Mexico
Best Pills Ever Sold Says Local Citizen
After doctoring 15 years for chronic indigestion and spending over two hundred dollars, B F Ayscue of Ingle side Louisiana says Dr. King's New Life Pills are the best pills ever sold. Sold under guarantee at Chas. D. Knopefel's drug store. 25c.
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Dr. King
B. F Ayscue
N. O
Chas. D. Knopefel
Camp Meetings At Ohio Fatla Holiness Association Grounds
The Rev. A M Hills from Oskaloosa Ind led the 10:30 morning service with a large worshiper turnout. Afternoon services followed at 2 30 and the evening gathering at 7 30. Revs R H Craig of Upland Ind and L Milton Williams of Oskaloosa Ia are due to arrive for next week’s regular meetings. Miss Versa Hyman of Newton Ia will lead children’s services tonight at 8. Bucklen’s Amica Salve is praised by Tom Moore of Rural Route 1 Cochran Ga for curing a sore on his instep after trying other treatments. available under guarantee at Ubass D Knoefel’s drug store.
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A M. Hills
Oskaloosa
Ohio Fatla Holinesa Association
R. H Craig
Upland
Ind
L. Milton Williams
Mias Versa Hyman
Newton, Nl
Tom Moore
Cochran
Bucklen
Ubas
D. Knoefel
Indiana Campaign Notes Lead Toward Fort Wayne Rally
Indianapolis Aug 5 Congressmen James B Watson Republican governor nominee may keynote in Fort Wayne Aug 19 as Democrats plan push against county local option. Thomas R Marshall will keynote Aug 22 in Salem. John W Kern to be notified for vice presidency Aug 25 with Bryan planned for Terre Haute. Republicans convene Friday to review districts and set sixty day poll. James A Hemenway opens Claypool headquarters. Democrats organize a state league akin to Lincoln Club with Lafayette’s J Kirby Risk inviting clubs to Aug 20 meeting.
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James B. Watson
Fort Wayne
S. B. Fleming
Democrats
Allen
Adams
Senate
Brewers
Ft. Wayne
Watson
Thomas R. Marshall
Salem
John W. Kern
Stokes Jackson
Democratic State Committee
Indiana
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State Fair Grounds
Kern
Theodore P. Bell
California
Denver
Bell
Bryan
Reiley
State Committee
Terre Haute
Fr . Sims
Sims
Lincoln League
Jackson Club
Lafayette
J. Kirby Risk
News Notes on Post Q Activities and Membership
The column urges Post Q members to submit local news items to boost the T P A column. It reports national secretary figures of 17829.08 paid for death and indemnity, assets of 190112.52, and membership of 38802 with 6039 Indiana members. It notes member visits, relocations, and a drive to reach 1000 members before the next convention, naming committee members and local figures.
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Jane
Indiana
Funeral for Miss Margaret Sauer Held at East Twelfth
Miss Margaret Sauer daughter of Mr and Mrs Frederick Sauer was laid to rest this morning at 8 30 from the family home at East Twelfth and Main Streets. Rev E G Kuenzler of the German Evangelical church officiated and burial followed at Fairview cemetery. Pallbearers were cousins John Bache Jr George Moser Jr Otto Endris Jr Gua Weinman Jr Anton Wunderlich and Raymond B Best City Controller. The funeral cortege included nearly thirty trucks in the procession.
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Frederick Sauer
East Twelfth
Main
Fairview Cemetery
John Bache, Jr
George Moser
Otto Endris
Gua Weinman
Anton Wunderlich
Raymond B. Best
Big Tent Destruction Prompts Summer Theatre Program in Glenwood Park
The Chantauqua Association shifts night programs to the summer theatre in Glenwood Park after the tent was destroyed. About 4000 chairs surround the pavilion as Dr Green of Westchester Normal School speaks this afternoon. Geof Stuart, hailed as the new Sam Jones, headlines tonight with music by the Singers and Players Quartette. Ellsworth Plainatead and the quartet perform tomorrow afternoon. Judge Thomas R. Marshall, Democratic gubernatorial candidate, speaks tonight to a large audience, with local committees predicting crowds matching the opening night turnout.
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Chantauqua Association
Glenwood Park
Dr. Green
Westchester, Penn
Mise Doyle
Thej Singera
Players Quartette
Geof Stuart
Sam Jones
Guartette
Miss Doyle
Oxenham
Moving Pictures
Ellsworth Plainatead
Qartette
Thomas R. Marshall
Indiana
James E. Watson
Personal mentions list residents visiting local towns
Mrs Carrie Reibel has gone to Atlar tic City and other eastern areas. Mrs A J Gardner returned from a visit with relatives in Paducah Ky. Theodore Sauer ill at home Vincennes and Market. Bertha Hanger visits Florine Busenbark East Thirteenth. Mec P W Smith from Indianapolis visits sister Mary Turner 48 Vincennes. Maurice Lind returned from French Lick Springs. Thomas Voharty left for Buffalo to sell lumber. W S Tyler of Indianapolis visiting Frank W Dudley 615 East Main. Theresa and Julia Neimeier of Cincinnati visit Bertha Lukemeier on Grant Line road. Flossie and Georgia Kissinger visit city for Chautauqua. Katherine and Agnes Osesidy of Madison visit George B McIntyre 909 East Oak. Mrs Edward Grose and children from Columbus Ga visit Louis Scherer Bank Street. Wilbur Hiatt of Pueblo Colo and Mildred Hiatt of Noblesville stay with Andrew Smith 1612 East Main. Chester Graf visits Parkersburg W Va camping on Ohio River. Police Sgt John Walls vacationing in St Louis. Patrolman Nicholas Seery vacationing in Detroit. John and Mrs John McWilliams return from Alexandria visiting Mrs Mary Riggle 420 Vincennes before returning to Wickliffe Ind. Samuel Ellis of Salem in city after wife injured in Chautauqua tent collapse. Mrs Ellis staying with sister Mrs Albert Hopkins Bank Street. O A Glick of Indianapolis returning home. he is deputy grand protector of Knights of Honor of Indiana.
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Buffalo
W.S. Tyler
Agnes Osesidy
Madison
Mr. and Aire
George B. McIntyre
East Oak Street
John Walls
St Lonia
Nicholas Seery
Detroit
John McWilliams
Alexandria
Ellis
Albert Hopkins
Bank Street
O. A. Glick
Indianapolls
Glick
The
Keighten
Ladies of Honor
Indiana
Aud
City
New Show Horse Barn Under Construction at Fair Grounds
The new show horse barn on the fair grounds east of the Coliseum will have brick and stucco exterior, a two hundred by fifty foot front with thirty six stalls, offices, and wash bays, and a rear section housing three hundred forty four stalls for explosive use with a roof designed for full ventilation and a dry stable floor.
Newspaper delivery issues prompt Tribune notice
Subscribers to the New Albany Trisons report irregular, late deliveries and are asked to notify the Tribune Company. Contact methods listed for Cumberland Avenue and Home Street.
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New Albany Trisons
Tribune Company
Cumberland Avi
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