Federation Meet In Cincinnati Prompts Delegates Arrangements
A Catholic Federation convention in Cincinnati drew 3000 delegates from about 1500 societies, with Indianapolis delegates attending from St Johns Hall and various local groups. The program includes a grand parade to St. Cecilia Cathedral, Mass by Bishop Horstmann, and an opening at Odd Fellows Hall with Governor Nash and Mayor Fleischmann. Residual notes mention nominations for officers in the Bessemies Commandery and a report of a drunken incident involving a burglar in Minerva and Michigan streets.
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Catholic Federation
Cinnnati
St. ‘S Hall
Ind@ione
Cincinnati
Federation
Long Branch
N. J
Commandery
Knights of Father Mathew
William P. Cosgrove
Patrick Kelleher
Capitol Council
Har- Royse m
William Fogerty
Quigley M
Thomas Tarpey
Weber
John J. Csata
Philadelphia
Ofeae
Harry Rouse
Societies
Grand Hotel
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Murrow
St. ‘S Cathedral
Knights of St. Join
St. Cecilia
Ignatius Horstmann
Cleveland
Ieee
Messpoen Bay
Wis
Llene
Oda of Hiall
Nash
Fleischmann
Eee
First Presbyterian Church Dedicates New Edifice in Indianapolis
The First Presbyterian Church of Indianapolis dedicated its fourth edifice, a compact structure at Alabama and Fifteenth streets, with Rev. William H. Oxtoby of Muncie delivering the sermon and Rev. M. L. Haines offering remarks. The service celebrated moving from the earlier Pennsylvan ia and New York streets site and emphasized unity, service, prayer, and renewed commitment to community work in this northward shift.
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First Presbyterian Church
Alabama
Fifteenth Streets
First Presbyterian Church of
Indianapolis
Pennsylvania Street
Market
Circle
Market Street
Pennsylvania
York Streets
Ts Epg
Delaware and
Sixteenth Streets
W. H. Oxtoby
William H. Oxtoby
Muncie
M. L. Haines
C. Dickey
Mr. Oxtoby
Christ
Lincoln
Tennyson and Carlyle
New York
C. Foster
James W. Lilly
J. Hamilton Pattison
Apostle
Elsie Venner
Fire damages Atlas engine works testing room
A fire early yesterday at the Atlas engine works damaged the old building once used as a testing room to about 158 dollars. The blaze started from a gas jet in a house occupied by Matt Lockwood at 17 Brookside Avenue.
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Atlas Engine Works
Matt Lockwood
Brookside Avenue
Fire Causes Loss at Local Store on Washington Avenue
A fire at 5 o'clock yesterday morning caused estimated damage of 1200 dollars. Ohn Whitehead, a grocer on Washington Avenue, suffered about 100 dollars in losses from the blaze that started in his store from an unknown cause.
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Ohn Whitehead
SC Washington Avenue
Poultry House Robbed. Two Men Arrested
Patrolman Lee found George Rosenthal and Louis Williams with five ducks two chickens and a turkey near a grocery. Rosenthal claimed a man gave them the birds. Both men were jailed on petit larceny and burglary charges connected to the night burglary of J. R. Budd & Co. poultry house.
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Lee
George Rosenthal
Louis Williams
Stability of the Truth Sermon by Rev. Virgil W. Tevis
The Fletcher Place Church pastor preached from Matthew 24:36. He argued that while heaven and earth will pass away, Christ words endure and truth is eternal. He linked ancient and modern man, cited Saul becoming Paul, and urged living the ideal life through Jesus’ precepts.
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Fletcher-place
Virgil W. Tevis
Mr. Tevis
Heaven
Earth
Christ
St. Paul
Saul
Tarsus
Paul
Jupiter
Gilead
Star of Bethlehem
Sermon on Job Emphasizes Righteousness for Its Own Sake
The Rev. Joshua Stansfield of Meridian Street Methodist Church preached a sermon on the Book of Job. He argued that God’s goodness is independent of human prosperity and that Job’s faith survived while confronting flawed views of God and worldly reward.
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Joshua Stansfield
Meridian Street Methodist Church
Job
God
Stansfield
Hotel Lobby Gleanings: Wingate Town Named for Postmaster Minute
In a Denison Hotel lobby tale, Col. John C. Wingate of Indiana influenced the Clover Leaf Railroad to rename Pleasant Hill, Montgomery County, after him. The post office later swapped Wingate and Whitlock, via a one minute postmaster impromptu order, amid political controversy.
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Col
John C. Wingate
Denison
Wingate
Montgomery County
Clover Leaf
Colonel Wingate
State Tax Board
Pleasant Hill
Ohio
Col. Wingate
General Corse
Eli Marvin
Frankfort
Capt
W. H. Hart
Mr. Marvin
Washington
Postoffice Department
Whitlock
Harrison
Indiana
Clarkson
Indiana Citizen
Wingate- Whitlock
Jock
Men of Western China Friendly to Missionaries
Rev H J Openshaw, returning missionary, spoke at College Avenue Baptist Church about western China where 60 million people live with only 20 missionaries. He described Chinese customs, dress, language, and the tea shops as pivotal in spreading the gospel, noting missionaries adapt to local culture and form bonds with locals that aid conversion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Openshaw
China
College Avenue Baptist Church
Openshaw
Roney
Woodruff Place Mystery Deepens In Poison Case
Neighbors at Woodruff Place report a secretive incident after a woman there reportedly ingested corrosive sublimate on Friday. Dr Stevenson attended but could learn no name or family details as investigators seek to confirm a second suicide attempt amid domestic troubles and job loss.
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Woodruff Place
East Tenth Street
Stevenson
Woodruff
Coed Education at Wabash Faces Funds and Feasibility
Dr. John L. Campbell of Wabash College discusses coeducation, noting an planned $40,000 dormitory and funds needed for poorer students. He doubts adoption soon without ample facilities and curriculum changes for women, and cites current financial constraints. Senator Fleming’s visit fuels chatter on Democratic state committee leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Campbell
Wabash College
Campbell
Leonard
Wabash
Lincoln League meeting planned at Hotel Denison
Arrangements are under way for a Lincoln League officers meeting at the Hotel Denison on the night of December 30. The gathering coincides with and will be in the nature of a love feast preceding the Republican celebration in the city. Vice presidents and county managers are expected to attend.
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A. B. Anderson
Crawfordsville
C. B. Landis
Denison
Anderson
Howard County
Landis
United States Circuit
Lincoln League
League
Twenty seven new members join Tabernacle service
At Tabernacle Presbyterian Church yesterday the Lord's Supper was observed and Rev. J Cumming Smith preached on The Central Purpose of Redemption. Twenty seven new members were received into the church. Dr M L Haines of First Presbyterian announced that a cornerstone box from the old building would be opened tomorrow evening at the new temporary church in the presence of the congregation to reveal its contents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
J. Cumming Smith
M. L. Haines
First Presbyterian Church
Howard Jones Dead and Dawson Widow Funeral Notice
Dr Homer Jones reports Howard Jones died at Buffalo Saturday night at age thirty one after a long illness from Brights disease. Funeral Tuesday afternoon at Greencastle. Mrs Louisa Dawson widow of Daniel Dawson Funeral tomorrow at 2 pm from her East Michigan street home. Born Greencastle in 18__. came to Indianapolis in 1840. She leaves five children and two brothers. most reside in Indianapolis.
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Homer Jones
Howard
Buffalo
Greencastle
Howard Jones
Asheville
N. C
Bright
Louisa Dawson
Daniel Dawson
East
Michigan Street
Elijah
Nancy Knight
Indianapolis
Charles S
Thomas M
George L
William J
Nellie Dawson
George
J. Newton Knight
Mapleton
Charles 8. Knight
Greenwood
Boy Found Wandering Near Union Station With Basket of Clothes
Patrolman Paulsel found a twelve year old boy wandering near Union Station. He could not state his name or address. In a basket were women's shoes baby shoes and several dresses for an infant. The lad said his name was Callahan and that he lived at 728 North Missouri street. District police were told to locate the family but they declined to accompany the boy. Police seek to determine origin of the clothing and basket.
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Paulsel
Union Station
Callahan
North
Missouri Street
Jad
John Collins Arrested For Assault With Broadax
John Collins was arrested by Patrolman McCarty on a charge of assault with intent to kill for attacking John Rogers of 308 McCauley Street in June. The assailant grabbed a broadax after an argument and struck Rogers on the head and arm. Patrolman Larsh found Rogers in the yard with an old-fashioned musket while Collins had fled the city.
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John Collins
John Rogers
McCauley Street
McCarty
Rogers
Larsh
Collins
Auction Sale Tonight At Tomlinson Hall For Collies
Auction of prize-winning collies led by Mr Trundley of St Louis to be held on Tomlinson Hall stage tonight with additional stock from other exhibitors. Judges completed poultry and dog awards including White Plymouth Rocks and Wyandottes with multiple firsts and seconds across Elwood Hope Spencer and other towns. several notable names appear among awardees.
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Trundley
St. Louis
Tomlinson Hall
White Plymouth Rocks
Howers & Husted
Elwood
John Landis
Edinburg
G. M. Johnson
Bogistown
Huff Plymouth Rocks
F. E. Gilland
Hope
Huddleson Poultry Farm
Winamac
F. E. Mow
Union Mills
Wyandottes
Wealey Coffey
Spencer
A. C. le Duc
Indianapolis Fire Insurance Company Asset Report
The Indianapolis Fire Insurance Company holds assets over $300 000 invested in government bonds municipal securities and mortgage loans. Patronize a home company which is safe and sound. Office No Mes East Mariuin SPANN Secretary a vN a JOIN HH Holliday President.
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Indianapolis Fire Insurance Company
Mes East Mariuin SM Spann
HH. Holliday
Juvenile case linked to Blake Street store robbery
Earnest Judd thirteen years old was arrested after being implicated in the robbery of Andrew Hermanny store on Blake street. He was charged and released on bail pending further proceedings in juvenile court by Wareeny EE.
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Earnest Judd
Andrew Hermanny
Blake Street
Wareeny
Ora
Poultry and Dogs Prize Winners Listed by Breed and Owner
A long list of awards and winners from a fair, naming breeds such as Buff Cochins Parth Cochins Leghorns and Black Minorcas, with first to fourth places and owners including Johnson Terry Weare Hoffner Knauer Milhous Tobin and Fletcher. Dog classes follow with Bulldogs Pugs Scotch Terriers Irish Terriers Pomeranians and setters, noting winners like Judy Lady Tiny Daisy Fanny Blossom Captain and others with owners among Williams Herrick Zwick Young and Munro.
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Pecksburg
Frank P. Johnson
Howlands
C. J. Weare
Irvington
T. A. Hoffner
Farola
C. H. Terry
Union Mills
H. J. Rader
Lafayette
G. W. Wilkins
New Lancaster
W. R. Mayer
Danville
Til
C. Brown Leghorns
George Knauer
Louisville
W. Cons
Wayne
R. . Leghorns
C. R. Milhous
Saseman
C. W. Leghorns
William Tobin
Indianapolis
Harmon Bradshaw
Lebanon
James L. Wood
Elwood
B. F. MI
C. Buff Leghorns
Charles Airgood
South Bend
West Loser
Terre Haute
T. M.erie
Broad Ripple
Lony Reynolds
Westville
H. D. Lane
W. A. Graffis
Logansport
Nicholau
Hoss
Gettinger & Oncenes
Union City
G. de Wilkins
Johnson
Houdans
Robert L. Higert Greencastle
Ducks
Byers
Hazelriggee
A. Fletcher
Daisy
Jeff Atherton
Fanny
A. M. Williams
Lady Tiny
J. A. Sandburg
Annie Laurie
Pat
Richard Herrick
Judy
Harry
James 8. Munro
Idlebrook Hunt
F. J. Hogan
Parkhill Imperial
Dustress Oates and Insurance Inquiries In Indianapolis
A jumble of local notices and business leads mentions a horse named JANES'S Dustress Oates and asks if it is insured. It directs readers to contact W. F. Kissel at 18% N. Meridian Street Room 9 and notes various businesses including a diamond dealer, a manufacturing optician at 142 N. Pennsylvania, and transportation services between Indianapolis and Springfield. It also promotes Mrs. Austin's Famous Buckwheat and urges avoiding substitutes.
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W. F. Kissel
Meridian Street
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Berlin
Bluls
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H. Lieber Company
West Washington Street
J. C. Sipe
Diamonds
North MerIdian St
Indianapolis, Ind
Society OF Catholics
Gates
St. John's Hall
Helsentics
Commandery Omhers
Bessenies Commandery
Bessemies Commandery
Knights of Father Matthew
Patrick C. Carney
Thomas F. Gibson
Stephen
David F
Thomas Gil James Garin
Anthony Moen
William Hide
William J. Hyland
John O'Toole
Treas
Stephen J. Donaghue
Trimpe
Low
Minerva
Michigan
Mathias
Ee of
Young Men's Dramatics
Chub
Sacred Heart Church
St. Boni
Wulechner’s
Lewis Williams
Jon
Dr. Stansfield
Rev
Senator Fleming
Sam B. Fleming
Fort Wayne
Democratic State Committee
Fleming
Sir Represes
SEW
Tabernacle Presbyterian
Cornerstone
Pet
Adren
Meridian, Georgia and
McCrea Sts
Church Street
Amsame
Thermaetane
Hoadens Shige
Merrell-Soule Co
Syracuse, N.Y
Janes's Dustress Oates
J. C. ‘Sipe
Theater of
N. Med
Leo Lando
Optician
Pennsylvania St
Springfield
Mrs. Austin
Julius
PRO Ce Brass & Bronze Castings
S.penn
Kahn
Great Western
Marish Meetion
Pleasant Valley Wine Co
Rheims, N
Jacob Motager Kk Co
Columbia
OM West
Groves & Betz
Mass
Muellerschoen
Lilly & Stalnaker
E. Washington St
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