Ashbrook and other stables loom large at Indianapolis horse show
The Indianapolis horse show in September will feature A. E. Ashbrook of Kansas City with a 22 horse stable including American Beauty a prize winning high school mare and Thistledown a jumper with a 7 ft 113 inch record. Crow & Murray of Toronto will display high class saddlers and jumpers. The Murphy stable from Indianapolis plans to exhibit Dewey Neil and The Lady while heavy entries fill draft and light harness classes. Prizes total 2127 dollars with purses at 298 percent. shows run daily with rings near the grand stand and no band during exhibitions.
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Indianapolis
A. E. Ashbrook
Kansas City
Crow & Murray
Toronto
Canada
Downing
Ashbrook
Thistledown
Des Moines
Kildare
Cascarea
White Wings
Eiderdtown
White Rock
Apolionaris
Hunyadia
Red Raven
King
Richard Yea
Richard Neigh
Gayoso
O'so Gay
Golden Sceptre
Foxy Quiller
Fan Tan
Nan
Bon Bon
Browham
F. M. Murphy
Dewey
Lady
Neil
Louisville
Clydesdale
Cleveland Bay
William M. Blackstock
Lafayette
Art Exhibits at Munich Prof Sawyers Reviews Show
Correspondent from Indianapolis Journal describes a Munich summer exhibit at the royal palace with wide representation from European schools. Highlights include Genbach and Kaulback portraits, Courter works, Adam’s cats, Ida Rettig Closius, and strong Munich and Dutch pieces. American painters receive little presence. The tour visits St Boniface Basilica and Shack Gallery, noting classic Loebbach and Lenbach works and Bochini’s bold color.
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Toianapolis
Munich
Qenbach
Ida Rettig-Closius
Nardi
Santoro
Gabrini
John Lochhead
Houston
Hope
Fulton
Clyde
Frew
Hendersons
Duncans
Glasgow
MacDonald
MacKenzie
Nesbits
Edinburgh
Duesseldorf
Berlin
Sargent
Hitchcock
Gail
Gay
St. Gaudens
Abbey
Stewart
Ritter
Keller
Karlsruhe
St. Boniface
Ludwig I
Theresa
Basilia
Shack
Bochlins
Feurbachs
Sappho
Dreber
Lenbach
Remani
Murillo
Bochiin
Modern Arti
Old Curiosity Shop and Wabash Bridge Stand in Terre Haute
Special to the Indianapolis Journal describes Terre Haute landmarks the old Curiosity Shop built in 1835 and the Long Wooden Bridge over the Wabash. It covers their history from bank use to a museum, and the planned replacement by a 271200 dollar iron bridge with six spans and a 50 foot roadway, to be completed next spring.
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Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
Ind
Wabash
Ohio Street
Vigo County
Curiosity Shop
State Bank
Gilbert
Kissner
Palace of Music
Wabash College
Crawfordsville
Heatherlin
New England
Nauvyoo
Ilinois
New Mexico
Wabash Avenue
Terre Haute Citi
Zens
Messrs
Jeremiah Blockson
W. P. Boatman
William P. Holmes
Lafayette Engineering Company
American Bridge Company
M. Howe
J. A. Starbuck
The County Fair described by Elizabeth Patterson Sawyers
A vivid county fair scene chronicles fair week energy from dawn to dusk. Crowds fill floral and vegetable halls while sideshows, tents, and trick acts entertain. families and couples wander past rides and vendors as markets glow and races thrill spectators. The narrative closes with a couple's quiet dusk ride and shared joy from the day.
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Bobo
Dinkey
Ike
Day of divine message and mortal doubt in a lone moment
A poetic meditation on a sudden divine insight granted to a person. The speaker recounts a day of clarity when truth is revealed and a heavenly sign inspires a bold gospel message. Yet the next day in worldly life the message is hard to be believed and may be rejected.
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Piloty
Stuck
Neue Pinakothek
Slack
Propolaca
Glyptothek
Secession
Karolinen Platz
Pension Washeim
Tinkenstrasse
Helen Weston
Madame Satzcowaski
Prof
Fliskihi
Stellie
Sam
2D Infantry
Statehouse Square
G@ASKILL-MUNDAY CARNIVAL CO
Henry E
Nathaniel Roth
Powers’ Theater
Chicago
Mr. Dixey
New York Garrick Theater
A.model Comedy Company
Mmne
Mantelli
Maurice Grau
Hal Godfrey & Co
Falke and
Semon
Martini and
Maxmillian
Lynn Welcher
Josephine Gassman
Phil and
Nettle
Petere
Wednes
George Klint
Alma Hearn
Hi Henry
Indiana
Jon. L. Thompson
Charles Downing
Empire Theater
W. B. Watson
Carr
Sellers
Lombard Building
East Washington Stret
Stevenson
Fair Bank
Clark
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