Sludge Fish In White River Possibly Killed By Dynamite
Mr Rush E Evans of Dayton in charge of the strawboard plant at United Boxboard and Paper Co states the Yorktown and Muncie mills headgates have not opened this year and ponds remain intact. He believes dead river fish recent at White River appeared within 48 hours, suggesting dynamite as the cause. The company denies pollution and will aid investigators with cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush E. Evans
Dayton
Strawboard
United Boxboard and Paper Company
Indiana
Yorktown
Muncie
White River
Saauageni Onee
Fish Commission Deputies Bust Violators in Morgan County
Deputy Fish Commissioners John W. Newhouse Wallace B. Smith and John Van Meter arrived near Martinsville Indiana and issued warrants for eight men accused of using nets and seines. They and a local constable found mine hoop nets large trammel nets and long seines along White River bars and destroyed them by fire while promising further arrests to halt wholesale fish slaughter by unlawful methods. Dynamite use noted but few actions taken previously.
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Indianapolis Journal
Martinsville
Ind
John W. Newhouse
Indianapolis
Wallace B. Smith
John van Meter
Logansport
White River
Goa
Fire destroys Mann farm barn near West Newton
A barn on the Frank Mann farm near West Newton was destroyed by fire yesterday morning. The blaze burned the barn with a horse, a cow, several pigs, hay, and large quantities of feed. Mann said he had no insurance and the barn and its contents were worth about $5,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Mann
West Newton
Keach Hosts Mayoral Hopefuls in Split Democratic Event
Indiana Democratic Club opened its North Pennsylvania Street home for a reception honoring mayoral nominee John W. Holtzman and city ticket hopefuls W. M. Fogarty and E. W. Little. The event drew many but anti machine Democrats were notably absent, signaling ongoing party rifts despite a successful gathering.
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Indiana Democratic Club
Pennsylvania Street
Hiram Brown
E. M. Johnson
Johnson
Brown
John W. Holtzman
W. M. Fogarty
E. W. Little
Reach
Keach
Jim
Indianapolis
James E. McCullough
W. F. Moore
Robert M. Madden
Holtzman
Dropped July Temperatures and August Climate Record
The Weather Bureau reviews thirty-two years of August data for Indianapolis noting mean temperatures around 74, with 1900 as warmest at 76 and 1885 as coolest at 70. Record highs reached 101 on August 12 and a low of 46 on August 23 1880.
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Indianapolis
Weather Bureau
Iss
Governor Durbin Denies Strawboard Stock Ownership
Secretary George B. Lockwood stated last evening that Governor Durbin does not own or control any strawboard stock. He refuted local papers’ insinuations and a News cartoon depicting the Governor with strawbeard stock, a ripper, and Miss Indiana, saying the publication distorts facts and is fabrication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durbin
George B. Lockwood
Eminee White River
Indiana
Misrepresentation Ties Durbin to Paper Mill Stock Allegations
Fragment discusses alleged mis representation and animus, noting Governor Durbin may hold stock in a paper mill. It asserts a paper mill is not connected to stream pollution any more than a glass factory, suggesting a critique of these claims.
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Durbin
Money for Masonic Lodge Prompts Land Gift
Jacob S. Mustard deeded forty acres between Meridian Heights and Fairview Park to Broad Ripple Lodge of Masons valued at about 30000 dollars. The gift funds a memorial temple for James Mustard, father of the donor, and the lodge plans to sell the land to finance construction in Broad Ripple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meridian Heights
Fairview Park
Jacob S. Mustard
Broad Ripple Lodge of Masons
Broad Ripple Lodge
James Mustard
Center Lodge
Indianapolis
Broad Hipple
Jacob Mustard
Ten Thousand Dollar Annual Lease At West Washington
L Strauss & Co lease of 33-37 West Washington from L Ayres & Co for ten years at 10000 yearly. Ayres will erect a new building on the Merchants Bank site at Washington and Meridian to house their dry goods business, to be finished by Sept 1 1906. Bank relocation pending.
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Washington and
Meridian Streets
Merchants’ National Bank
L. S. Ayres & Co
West
Washington Street
L.S. Ayres & Co
L. Strauss & Co
Eagle Clothing
Marion Trust Company
Corrected marriage name mix up and burglaries reported
Thomas W Campbell sought a marriage license using wrong name Jessie A Thompson which led to a corrected license for Sarah S Richey. A burglary at Grace Dasher’s home netted a diamond brooch and about $10. The Higgins residence was ransacked with a pocketbook taken. police suspect the same thief robbed both homes.
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Thomas W. Campbell
Jessie A. Thompson
Quinn
Sourbier
Campbell
Sarah 5. Richey
Davis
Grace Dasher
North Illinois Street
A. D. Higgins
East St Clair Street
Annual Seashore Excursion by Pennsylvania Short Lines
Special through coaches and sleepers to Atlantic City with round trip tickets priced at $15.00. Excursion covers Cape May Anglesea Avalon Holly Beach Ocean City Wildwood Sea Isle City Rehoboth and Atlantic City. Return limit twelve days. Details via agents or W. W. Richardson Indianapolis D P A.
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Pennsylvania
Atlantic City
Cape May
Anglesea
Avalon
Holly Beach
Ocean City
Wildwood
Sea Isle City
Rehoboth
W. W. Richardson
Indianapolis
Pullman
Philadelphia
Delaware Bridge
Washington
Baltimore
Phiadelphia
Atlanticity
Big Four
Ane
Ion Saton
H. M Bronson
A. G6
Moriarty's Oil Ordinance Faces Citywide Business Opposition
Indianapolis witnesses a heated public meeting on Representative Jesse Overstreet and Moriarty's Standard Oil ordinance. Manufacturers and retailers warn the 100 gallon limit would force plants like Lilly Varnish and Atlas engine works to relocate, while Moriarity and supporters push for amendments or withdrawal to avoid harm to business.
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Jesse Overstreet
Moriarity
Council Committee On Public Safety and
Fred E. Matson
Lilly Varnish Company
Indianapolis
Lilly Company
Standard Oil Company
Mortarity
Mr. Mortarity
Charles E. Wilson
Representative Overstreet
Atlas Engine Works
J. W. Marmen
Nordyke & Marmon Company
Attorney Matson
Thomas Kackley
J. L. Ketcham
William Brown
Brown-Ketcham Iron Works
Charles Lilly
The
Emil Ebner
Ebner Varnish Company
A. B. Jones
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Harry C. Atkins
Atkins Saw Works
F. B. Smith
William Kattan
L. Wainwright
Federal Manufacturing Company
J. E. Strause
Indianapolis Rubber Company
Wysong
Council Committee On Public Safety and Comfort
Standard Oll Company
Eleventh Ward
Overstreet
Mr. Overstreet
Wilson
Coots
Mr. Wilson
John L. Ketcham
Mortality
Niagara Falls Excursion From Seaton's Hat Store
NIAGARA FALLS EXCURSION VIA C H D and Erie R R Tuesday August 4th. 87.00 round trip 7. Tickets good twelve days. Special train of through coaches and sleepers will leave Indianapolis 56 p m. Stop overs permitted at Chautauqua Lake and Cambridge Springs. R P ALGEO D P A.
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Indianapolis
Chautauqua Lake
Cambridge Springs
R. P. Algeo
Big Four
East Washington Street
Union Staprpeet
Expedition to Niagara Falls by Pennsylvania Lines
On Friday August 14 an arsenally conducted excursion to Niagara Falls departs Indianapolis at 6 50 p m via Columbus C A C Akron Erie Railroad Cambridge Springs Lake Chautauqua. Through sleepers and coaches. Return limit twelve days. Low fares from other points. Stopovers at Lakewood Jamestown Cambridge Springs. Details from agents at 48 West Washington or Union Station. W W Richardson D P A Indianapolis.
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Pennsylvania Lines
Niagara Falls
Columbus
C. A
West Washington Street
Union Station
W. W. Richardson
Indianapolis
Pennsylvania Vandalia Lines G A R Encampment Train
Indianapolis trains depart August 10 at 12 15 noon via Vandalia Line to San Francisco arriving August 16. Tickets valid July 31 to August 14 with round trip fare 52.55 dollars plus 852.55 total. Through standard and tourist sleeping cars via Scenic Colorado and Salt Lake. Sleeping car space reserved from St Louis and Chicago on special trains. Apply to any ticket agent for details. W W Richardson D P A Indianapolis.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Vandalia
San Francisco
Scenic Colorado
Salt Lake
St. Louis
Chicago
W. W. Richardson
Excursion Tickets to Indiana From Pennsylvania Lines
Pennsylvania lines offer excursion tickets from all Indiana points July 22 to August 17 with return by August 18. Special low fares apply for I and W division points. Children’s day observed Saturday July 2. W. W. Richardson, D. P. A.
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Pennsylvania Lines
Indiana
W. W. Richardson
North Michigan Summer Resorts Reach via Pennsylvania Lines
North Michigan summer resorts best reached via the Pennsylvania Lines. The Northland Limited with through sleeping cars departs Indianapolis daily at 6 50 p m over the old route via Richmond and the G R I Railway The Fishing Line For reservations address ticket agents of W W Ricson D P A
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North Michigan
Pennsylvania
Northland Limited
Indianapolis
Richmond
G. R. & I. Railway
W. W. Ricson
Louisville and Return $1.50 Train Schedule
A local train leaves Indianapolis at 6 a.m. with intermediate stops, a fast through train departs Indianapolis at 7:20 a.m. nonstop, and a return special train leaves Louisville Main Street Station at 7 p.m. on Sunday August 2.
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Indianapolis
Louisville Main Street
Excursions on Sunday Aug 2 offered by rail lines
Advertises several Aug 2 rail excursions from Indianapolis with special non stop trains to Cincinnati Decatur Terre Haute Greencastle Niagara Atlantic City and Yellowstone Park routes. Mentions prices 1.25 1.00 and 15.00 agent contact A H Sellars 28 South Illinois St plus various rail company notes and additional ads for horse feed and dental services.
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Indianapolis Union Station
Even Union Station
Cincinnati
Terre Haute
Greencastle
M. Bronson
Niagarage
Atlantic City
Yellowstone Park
Pacific Coast
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Oxfords
Queen Quality
L. S. Ayres@ Co
Adger Furniture Co
E. Evans
Fish Commission
Morgan County
Big
Wulschner’s
Masonic Lodge
Merchants’ Bank
Clerk's
Uradaw
Moriarty
Mr. Moriarity
South Side
L. M. Wainwright
Thomas Rackley
Marmon
F. &. Smith
Matson
Seaton's Hat Store
Erie
R. R
Pennsylvania-Vandalia Lines
G. A. R. National
Cal
Bethany Assembly
Bethany Park, Ind
Louisville
Decatur
Lake Erie & Western R. R
N. J
Lake Shore
Lehigh Valley
Lake Chautauqua
A. H. Sellars
South Illinois Street
Lake Erie & Western
RB. R
Janes
R. P. King
Lemcke
Grant H. Clay, M. D
New York Dental Company
N. Ilinois St
N.eb
Corner Marketet
Pioneer Brass Works
Penn
Rasor and Supplies
E. Bodine &O
B. Oble St
Coburn Coal Company
Bucke
VIA
Avalon Ocean City
New Jersey
Delaware
Toronto
Thousand Islands
Montreal
No. 1
Co Street
A. G
Wabash
Rock Island
S. P. Railways
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
G. D. Maxfield
Wabash R. R
Jackson Place
H. M. Bronson, A. G. P. A
California
iSanta Fe
Grand Canyon
Arizona
G. T. Gunnip
Gen
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
Walnut St
P. J. Kellener
St. Opp
Claypool Hotel
Sentinel Printing CO
West Market Street
Eric Gas
C. W. Meikel CO
Pennsylvania St
White
South Meridian Street
Pearson’s Piano House
Indianapolis, Ind
Sherwood Kyne
Perua
Chas. Muellerschoen
Middle Drive
Woodruff Pines
Ous Casas
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