Mr Cowles to Lead Concert Company at Fair Bank Season
Eugene Cowles announces a concert company tour beginning in Brooklyn, then west to the Pacific coast with Mme Claparelli, Clara Farrington, and Gaetano Merola. The bass singer plans Nahman planned repertoire including Les Hugenots duet and gypsy song from The Fortune Teller. Indianapolis Military Band plays at Fairview Park tonight with Rembusch euphonium and selections from Gounod, Bellstedt, Pryor, and Holtz.
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Eugene Cowles
Bank
Brooklyn
Mr. Cowles
Behenna
Pacific Coast
Indianapolis
Mme. Claparelli
Rome
Les Hugenots
Moe
Ciaparelli
Clara Farrington
Gaetano Merola
Naples
Cowles
Fair Bank
Casino
Annie Laurie
Fortune Tellier
Fairview Park
Senne
Rembusch
Gounod
Besseran
Pryor, Bellstedt
Holtz
This Park
Wasson Subscribes funds for arsenal grounds purchase
Hiram P. Wasson contributes 2.50 toward a 150 fund for buying the arsenal grounds from the government. He is a strong supporter of the technical school movement, predicting vast benefits for the city. George W. Brown, committee chair, reports progress after returning from Winonages and notes subscriptions total about 6.00 with the target near 150.
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Hiram P. Wasson
Arsenal
Wasson
Technical School
Iapolis
George W. Brown
The Girlie Classical School Adds New Instructors
The Girlie Classical School will hire several new instructors this year while retaining a core team. Returning staff include Miss Colgan Miss Shoecraft Madame Wiegeldt Miss Haskins Miss Schiffer Miss Carman Mrs Hunter Miss Cominger Clar ence Nixon Hugh McGibeny and Eugene E. Noel. New hires cover history English mathematics reading voice and kindergarten with Rebecca Trail Andrews directing the gymnasium. Lectures will feature Richard Moulton on venetian literature and James A on American history.
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Girlie
Miss Colgan
Shoecraft
Madame Wiegeldt
Haskins
Blanche Keating
Lillian
Stevens
Ce M. Quigg
Rebecca Trail Andrews
Emma Louise Atkine
Richard Moulton
James A
Bank taxes rise on Indianapolis assessments in state board ruling
The Indiana State Board of Tax Commissioners sustained multiple county appeals, increasing valuations for six Indianapolis banks including Indiana National Bank by 110000 and Merchants National by 108540. Other banks saw smaller rises while several appeals were not sustained or reduced. The board also handled numerous other county appeals on real estate and personal property, with many reductions and some dismissals as it opened a third session of hearings.
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State Board of Tax Commissioners
James Carter
Indianapolis
Marion County Board of Review
Indiana National Bank
Merchants National
Columbia National Bank
Fletcher National Bank
Ths
State Board
Union Traction Company of
Indiana
J. A. van Osdal
Evansville & Terre Haute Railway Company
Board On Appeals
John Carter
Board of Review
Marion County
American National Bank
Capital National Bank
Indiana Natural Gas and Oil Company
Howard County
Kokomo
Ohio and Indiana Natural and Dluminating Gas Company
Jay County
Redkey Transportation Company
Julia A. Lucas
Daviess County
Pittsburg Plate Glass Company
Great Western Pottery Company
St. Joseph
Marton Brick Works
Parke County
W. H. Kiblinger
de Kalb County
Henry W
Diddy A. Johnson
Commercial Bank of Ashley
de Kalb
Henry Rothschild
Allen County
Benjamin Rothschild
Magdalena Saase
Lake County
le Grand T. Meyer
The
Michigan Land Company
Seeberger
E. C. Minas
John Brown
A. Murray Turner
H. S. Barr
M. Ruhstadt
E. H. Simon
J. Lassers
Frances M. Howe
Lagrange County
Frank McCray
Indianapolis News
Harry B. Smith
Knights and Ladies of Honor
T. BE. Snyder
Spencer County
Snyder
Richmond Natural Gas Company
Henry County
Lafayette Gas Company
Tipton County
Indianapolis Natural and Illuminating Gas Company
A. W. Dean
Barthlomew County
First National Bank of Columbus
Bartholomew County
M. J. May
May
Vevay Deposit Bank
Switzerland County
Supreme Tribe of
Ben
Conference Opens Sixty Third Indiana Methodist Session
The sixty third annual Indiana Conference of the Methodist Protestant Church convened at Hoyt Avenue Church. Rev C B Johnson welcomed delegates as Rev W W Lineberry presided. Key speakers include Adrian Jones and H L Elerdice. Candidates for ordination to be examined this morning and the conference lasts through Sunday with about two hundred delegates attending.
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Indiana
The
Methodist Protestant Church
Hoyt Avenue
C. 8. Johnson
W. W. Lineberry
H. Schwarzkoff
Elkhart
J. R. Lenhart
Maples
D. W. Hetrick
D. W. Evans
G. W. Bundy
Sheridan
J. O. Ledbetter
Swayzee
L. Coomer
George H. Sisson
Muncie
Sisson
Sunday Schools Win Sing Off Prize at Old Settlers Meet
Broad Ripple and Mapleton M E Sunday schools shared prize for best singing at Old Settlers meeting in Broad Ripple and now seek to collect 90 from Circuit Supreme and Criminal Court judges. The judges, candidates for re election, may pay only after returning and meeting to decide. They were told they would be held responsible for prize comments if collection efforts fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broad Ripple Christian
Mapleton M. E
Old Settlers
Broad Ripple
Circuit
Supreme
Criminal Courts
Colored Church Worth $100000 in Philadelphia
G Alexander McGuire rector of St. Thomas’s Philadelphia visits St. Phillip’s Mission of St. Paul’s Church. Thomas’s Church is the oldest colored Episcopal church in the United States with four communicants twelve guilds a choir of forty and property valued at $100000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Alexander McGuire
St. Thomas’s Church
Philadelphia
United States
St. Phillip’s
St. Paul's Church
West Indies
Peculiar Land Story Involving Big Four Depot Claim
Wellington Kansas dispatch cites C F Bates claiming Indianapolis, Cincinnati and Lafayette Railroad officials urged him to quit claim a land strip in central Indianapolis valued highly. Bates ties land to canal deeds via his grandfather, while Big Four attorney Charles Myers doubts Bates’s land claim, noting the North Street station requirement may block any disposal by the Big Four.
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Wellington
Kan
C. F. Bates
Indianapolis, Cincinnati & Lafayette
Indianapolis
Chicago
Bates
Charles R. Myers
Big Four
North Street
James Blake
Blake
Capitol Avenue
Canal
North
St. Clair Streets
Myers
Cresceus to Try For New Record at Indiana Fair Track
Cresceus, 202 percent, world trotting champion, is quartered at the state fair grounds and in prime condition for a trial against time next Thursday. Owner-driver George H. Ketcham says a two minute mile is possible if conditions are favorable and plans daily workouts leading to the Indianapolis trial against his 242 2/5 second record.
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Cresceus
State Fair Grounds
Fair Grounds
Crescens
Indianapolis
George H. Ketcham
Cleveland Track
Ketcham
Cleveland
Democratic Objections Over County Precinct Maps
Chairman Spencer of Marion county’s Democratic committee denounces county auditor Smith for changes in precinct boundaries. He cites a Warren township precinct claimed seven miles long and half a mile wide and objects to city precinct arrangements and the auditor’s map-creation allowances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Marion County Democratic Committee
Smith
Warren Township
Cortelyou Attends McKinley Cemetery Ceremony in Canton
Secretary to the President George B. Cortelyou, executors of McKinley’s estate, spent hours in Canton with Mrs. McKinley. He accompanied her to the cemetery and laid flowers on the late president’s casket, reflecting their close association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
George B. Cortelyou
W. BR. Day
President McKinley
Cortelyou
Anrial Excursions to Northern Michigan Resorts
Travel notice advertising excursions to Petoskey and Mackinac Island with fares listed at ten dollars. It notes travel dates of September 2 6 and 10 with return within thirty days and provides contact details for ticket agents at 48 West Washington Street Union Station and W. W. Richardson D P A Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Petoskey
Travers
Mackinac Island
West Washington Street
Union Station
W. W. Richardson
Indianapolis
Pennsylvania Lines and Island Lake Excursions Aug 24
Special train and round trip fares from Indianapolis to Madison and Lafayette on August 24 with 7:30 a.m. departures and 6 p.m. returns. Steam boat river excursion to Ohio river and Mackinac Island trip with tickets valid ten days. Cincinnati baseball doubleheader noted.
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Indianapolis
Madison
Ohio River
Lake Erie and Western R R Advertises Train Details
Sandusky C and Return priced at 1.50 for Saturday night August 2% leaves Indianapolis at 9:00 p m. Berths chairs and full particulars available by contacting A H Sellars CPA 28 South Illinois street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
A. H. Sellars
South Illinois Street
Big Four Excursions Sunday August 24 Louisville Trip
Rail special from Indianapolis Union Station at 7 a.m. offers round trips to Louisville Terre Haute and other nearby towns with fares from 1.00 to 1.50. Other departures list 7:30 p.m. returns from Lawrenceburg and Aurora with lines to Terre Haute and Green Lane. Readers urged to follow the Journal by mail while away for summer. Local ads sell oats horse feed and a range of harness goods from Koehring, Techentin, Freiberg, and Herrington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Union Station
Louisville
Lawrenceburg
Aurora
Way
Lake Chautauqua
Indianapolis
Hautauqua Os
East
Washington Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Union Station
H. M. Bronson
Niagara Falls
Toronto
Alexandria Bay
Montreal
the Falls
Big Four
Washington St
Mass. Ave
Osteopathy Promises Health Through Nature's Aid
A promotional piece extols osteopathy as superior to drugs, urging readers to choose health over wealth. It touts natural healing, explains how osteopathic treatment improves blood and nerve flow, and invites readers to consult Dr Sparnhurst in Indianapolis with free consultation and literature by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparnhurst
Stevenson Building
Sparnhurst Institute of Osteopathy
Indianapolis
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Sin. Gi. Sian
Massec
Fairview
H. P. Wasson
Girls’ Classical School
TAX Board
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Conference OF Methodist Protestant Church
H. C. Hubbell
Columbus,c
Methodist Protestant Christian Endeavor Union
Colored Church
Thomas's
Mr. Cortelyou
McKinley
Pennsylvania Lines
E City
Madison and Return
Lake Erie & Western
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Via
R. P. Algeo
Cincinnati
Rushville
Connersville
Hamilton
Pittsburg
Lake Erie & Western RE. R
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Vandalia Line
Terre Haute
Eturn
Z1ne
Inday
Janes
J. E. Bodine & CO
M. E
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C. Koehring & Bro
Virginia Ay
Techentin & Freiberg
Herrington’s
Market
Mederine Remedy CO
Duluth
Minn
Oswego
Mina
Thomases
Mederine
Sam
Geo. BR. Wasson
Erine
Henry J. Huder
Washington and
Pennsylvania
Sts
Aneshaensel & CO
Ohio Street
Willig’s Cash Furniture Store
West
Union Painless Dentists
Monument
W. H. Roll’s Sons
Wass. Street
Coburn Coal CO
Lehigh Valley
Ohio
Jackson
West Virginia
Brazil Block
Biossburg
Sp Wood
Chass
E. 22d
James S. Kirk & Company
Kirk
Gan Indianapolis Business Universit Y
Biscore
E. J. Heeb
Havana
P. R. Rice Mercantile Cigar Co
St. Louis
Union Made
Hipp Bros. Co
Meridian Street
Seneree Erennennee
Sander & Becker Furniture
Cas Fash, S Company
Inrectly
Orp Concause
Martin Wade
Meridian ST
New
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Plymouth
Carbourg
Hamburg
F. K.amarck
Aery
Victoria
Columbia
Biermarck
Moltkee
Bleocher
Patricia
Walder Sept
Hambure-American Line
Frenzel Bros and
A. Metzger
Agts
Atkins
Barry
Wuischner
Julius C Walk
Lending Jewelers
East Washington St
C. I. Fletcher
Pennsylvania Street
South Meridian Street
Irown
the Sunday Journal
Hartford
Lilly & Stalnaker
East Washington
Paris
D. H Baldwin & CO
N. Pean
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