Real Estate Transfers and Local Property Sales In Town
Aed was filed transferring property owned by the Protestant Episcopal Church at Pennsylvania and St Joseph streets to Harry M Obr for ?00. The church has owned the site near Grace Cathedral, with rental houses added to fund operations. Obr plans to remodel into residences. The sale funds may aid a new Grace Cathedral site as discussed by trustees. Lydia Maxwell sold Woodside poultry tract on St Paul near the Big ___ to Charles M Carpenter for ___. Chenoweth soldan township farm to Abraham RB for 15000.
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Aeed
Protestant Episcopal Church
Pennsylvania and
St. Joseph Streets
Harry M. Obr
Grace Cathedral
Fourteenth Street
Central Avenue
Pennsylvania Street
St. Joseph Street
Obr
B. S. R. Seguin
New Cathedral
Grace Canon
Lydia Maxwell
Woodside Poultry
St. Paul Street
Charles M. Carpenter
Chenoweth
Abraham RB
Y M S Grand Council Opens With Delegates Arriving
Delegates from every state council begin arriving for the sixth annual Grand Council of Y M S. The gathering includes two to three delegates from each council and many society members. The first session convenes at the Y M S Hall with mass at St Church and a sermon by Rev Weber. Reports of officers and committee appointments follow in the afternoon.
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Grand News of Directors
Charles Korbig
Indiana
Brazil
Y. M. S. Hall
St. ‘S Church
F. B
Weber
Assumption Church
Old Man Crushed at Livery Stable Accident
Felix Stewart, fifty, was severely injured last evening at Harmon Bros. livery stable on South Illinois Street when caught between a wagon and the building wall. His chest and Shontie were crushed. He was taken to the hospital in critical condition. Stewart resided above a small room restaurant beneath the Union Station on South Illinois Street.
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Felix Stewart
Harmon Bros
Illinois Street
Union Statore
Ulinots Street
Bridge Contract Awards For Franklin Township Substructure
County Commissioners awarded bids for a Big Run bridge in Franklin township. Substructure awarded to William Fife & Son with Walking bid $1.53, Theodore Frazier $1.47, American Bridge Company $1.14. Superstructure given to Beliefon ime Company with Bid $1,060 and to the Bridge Company $1,008.
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Big Run
Franklin Township
Nel Robbins
New Castle
Slaw
William Fife & Son
Maguire Easy Victory in City Election at Large
Maguire wins mayoral race with Taggart machine aid defeating Moore. Returns from 41 precincts indicate vote near ten thousand. Geckler beaten by Tamm. Edward W. Little nominated for police judge. Full slates listed for council and ward races with limited returns through 1 am. Hot prohibition talk dominates.
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Charles Maguire
August Tamm
Edward W. Little
Charles M. Dickson
Robert M. Madden
George C. Stacey
Henry W. Laut
David J. Curran
Ct. Clu
Prohibition League hears reform talk at Indianapolis hall
M Lemon headlined a Prohibition meeting at the Indianapolis hall corner Alabama and New York streets arguing for merit systems municipal ownership and end of franchise giveaways. F T McWhirter criticized Mayor Taggart and City Clerk Geckler urging publication of remarks and denouncing fines as beer bottle cracking campaign commentary.
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Indianapolis
Prohibition League
Alabama
New York
M. Lemon
F. T. McWhirter
Geckler
Hailstorm Traps Diners and Shoppers in Indianapolis
A midday hailstorm swept Indianapolis yesterday from 12:55 p.m. to 12:46 p.m. causing pedestrians to rush for shelter and crowding doors as hail fell thickly. The storm caused little damage on average, though many were caught unprotected on the streets during lunch hour.
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Indianapolis
Lightning Strikes Hendricks Monument Injuring Boy
Storms dumped hail and heavy rain on the city as a bolt from the Hendricks Monument struck Ira Beard, eleven, paralyzing his limbs briefly. He received care at the Statehouse custodian’s office and was sent to his uncle’s home. Rainfall measured at forty two hundredths of an inch with continued showers expected.
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Central Insane Hospital
Hendricks Monument
Ira Beard
Hall
Dorsey
Statehouse
East Washington Street
Weather Bureau
Lockup urged by 11 year old in malicious trespass case
Frank Wrobinsky, age eleven, surrendered to police on a malicious trespass charge at 1019 Windsor Street. He said a warrant existed, police searched his home without finding him, and he preferred staying jailed rather than risk escaping before his court appearance. He and another boy reportedly overturned a derrick owned by John McKinney, prompting the warrant.
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Frank Wrobinsky
Windsor Street
John McKinney
McKinney
Four Shots After Camp Quarrel Wounds Cook Near Noblesville
George W. Coon a cook for C. F. Hunt Gravel Company was shot four times by Charles Quackenbush a stationary fireman at a camp five and a half miles southeast of Noblesville. Coon in serious condition at City Hospital. Quackenbush arrested at Noblesville. The incident arose from a dispute over meals at the cook’s tent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Coon
C. F. Hunt Gravel Company
Noblesville
Coon
Charles Quackenbush
Quackenbush
Indianapolis
Lake Erie & Western
Union Station
Quackenbus Vane
Monroe Doctrine and London Times Endorsement
The London Times recognizes the burden and privileges the United States holds under the Monroe doctrine. The Atlanta Constitution argues that opposing European intervention on the Americas implies a corollary against such interventions. The doctrine is described as Democratic faith and a historic expansion of U.S. responsibility within reasonable limits.
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Atlanta
Convention Resolves Strike at Railroads Denunciation
The Demo Populist state convention committee on resolutions drafted a harsh indictment of trusts and railways. The chairman, arriving on a convention pass, questioned why the railroads should be advertised at all and struck out that portion of the resolution.
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Chicago Tribune
Committee On
Convention City
Bryan’s New Platform Focuses on Larger Families
Milwaukee Free Press reports Mr. Bryan promotes a new platform favoring larger families and population growth. He asserts no desire to run for president again and suggests a future party could adopt this family-centric plan, warning against small family trends akin to the French model.
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Milwaukee Free Press
Bryan
Ingenious theory on pigeon-toed girls by New Jersey man
The Boston Globe reports a New Jersey man’s theory that pigeon-toed behavior among girls stems from vanity. He claims women’s habit of checking dress fit in mirrors causes them to turn and toe in as they look, depending on facing right or left.
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Boston Globe
New Jersey
Fire Chiefs Arrive as I A Fire Engineers Meet in City
Delegates from the International Association of Fire Engineers, over two hundred already in the city with five hundred expected, gather for the twenty-ninth annual convention. Activities start with registration, a Grand Hotel reception, and a vaudeville and banquet. Sessions begin in Masonic Hall with topics on electric hazards, chemical explosives, water supply, building inspections, and private department organization. The schedule includes exhibits, a run by the local department, and field trips to Broad Ripple Park.
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International Association of Fire Engineers
Secretary Hills
Association
Buffalo
Grand Hotel
Thomas F. Barrett
Elks Lodge
North Meridian Street
al G. Field
Minstrels
The
Elks
Masonic Hall
Taggart
New York
Pennsylvania
Fair Bank
Broad Ripple Park
Drum and Bugle Corps
Atlanta (Ga
Buffalo Exposition
Miles 8. Humphreys
Pittsburg
Henry A. Hills
Wyoming
D. C. Larkin
Dayton
D. J. Swenie
Chicago
Charles EB. Swingley
St. Louis
J. W. Dickinson
Cleveland
Morris W. Mead
William McDivitt
Philadelphia
J. Swenile
J. D. Paige
Joliet
B. J. McConnell
Charles E. Swingley
Isaac Wiesenthal
Atlantic City
N. J
L. M. Jones
Macon
W. T. Bragg
James W. Davis
Newark
Thomas Bagley
Long Branch
J._B. Stevens
Orristown
George W. Horton
Baltimore
Baltimore, Md.; Chief 8. S. Elfreth
Camden
John P. Ahrens
Cincinnati
James C. Ryan
New York City
Indianapolis
L. Briggs
Rome
N. Y
Patrick Byron
Troy
D. J. O'Neill
Ridgewood
H. H. Brown
Samuel Filmore
Henry G. Wilbur
Orange
P. T. Burke
New Orleans
M. S. Humphreys
J. F. Jaeckel
Peking
F. C. Powell
Canton
W. H. Loller
Youngstown
F. W. Ross
James McFall
Roanoke
P. L. Wilbur
F. W. Shepperd
Charles Kahir
A. J. Norris
Tampa
Fla
Bert Berkowitz
Altoona
Muel
Women frightened by cartridges fired in street
Yesterday afternoon on Washington street three cartridges discharged in front of H P Wasson's store frightened many women. One cartridge pierced the door and hit a counter inside. No injuries reported. Thomas Egan, serving time for a saloon safe blow, escaped from the work house yesterday with about a month left. Police sought to recapture him.
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Washington Street
H. P. Wasson
Thomas Egan
Southeastern Avenue
Big Four Route Excursions From Indianapolis
Big Four Route offers round trips from Indianapolis to Mackinac Island Petoskey Traverse City and Lake Maxinkuckee with various dates in September and August. Through sleepers and coaches no change of cars, return valid thirty days from date. Contact W W Richardson D P A for details.
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Michigan
W. W. Richardson
Indianapolis
Maxinkuckee
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Y. M. S. Grand Council
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Maguire
Taggart Machine
Moore
Tamm
Charles E. Murphy
John W. DE Busk
Francis P. Bailey
Oscar Woerner
Andrew H. Wahl
William R. Hart
John E. Pritchard
Christian W. Warveg
Michael Shea
James D. Moriarity
Michael Kelly
James W. M'Grew
James E. Berry
Gustav 8. Meyer
John Wollipffer
Gus Murphy
Peter Gaul
James Reilly
Samuel L. Marrow
Dgisee
Christian W. Warneg
Charles Gemmer
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James D. Moriarity Guilford A. Deiteh
Henry Friedman
Gustav Meyer
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James W. McGrew
John Wolsiffer
City Administration
Ville
Georgia
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Hoke Smith
Yaas
Grover Cleveland
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Jeff
Davis
Mr. Bryan
Wulschner
William Mayo
Toledo
Bert Coates
Lima
John P. Quigley
Syracuse
RG. Blackburn
Oswego
Charles N. Hoog
Binghamton
C. F. Johnson
Endicott
E. J. Jewhurst
Auburn
Moses Murray
Burlington
Shreveport
P. W. McCoy
Belleville
Thomas Callahan
Harrison
M. W. Bronson
Larchmont
James Ross
New Rochelle
N.Y
James M. Rice
William H. Johnson
Horace Moore
Elmira
H. T. Magee
Dallas
Tex
M. W. Chapin
Sherman
J. H. Maddox
Fort Worth
L. E. Lockabill
C. W. Devore
J. R. Canterbury
Minneapolis
R. Carter
Evansville
Ind
Robert Austed
W. H. Kernan
R. Freedman
Corsicana
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T. F. Browder
Greenfield, O
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A. G. Walden
Wichita
Kan
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Ill
Peace
Peter Sanger
Butte
Mont
Willam Aungst
Alliance
James Devine
Salt Lake City
Utah
Edward F. Croker
Janesville
Wis
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W. G. Tobin
San Antonio
F. E. Cummings
M. P. Conroy
Memphis
Benton Harbor
Big Four
H. M. Bronson, A. G. P. A
Pennsylvania Lines
Grand Rapids & Indiana
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Petoskey
Traverse City
R. R
Michigan City
Lake Maxinkuckee
Lawrenceburg
Aurora
R. P. Algeo
Pla
Rushville
Connersville
Hamilton
Rush County
Colorado
Monon
Janes
Leo Lando
Mannufacturing Optician
East
Ohio Street
Barber Supply Co
Law Building
Cook
Julius, Walkegon
Vinci
Henry J. Huder
Washington Sts
W. Washington Street
Representative Piano House
the Starr Piano CO
North
Pennsylvania St
Indianapolis Hardware CO
South Meridian Street
East Pearl Street
D. H. Baldwin
F. R. Rice M. C. CO
UNION
Excelsior Laundry
Capitol Avenue South
Linics
Joseph Taggart
Massachusetts Ave
Cc. WW. Meikel CO
N. Penn
Willig’s Cash Furniture Store
West
Marcy
SAKS
Washington and
Saks & Compa
Wm. H. Block Co
Streinway
Pearson’s Piano House
WWE
Sentinel Printing Company
West Market St
Union Painless Dentists
Kahn
Muda . Paradien
A. BE
Outerbridge Bon
South Clarks
W. H. Roll’s Sons
South
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