Ebony and Cut Glass Silver Tops Desk Accessories
A catalog style listing details items such as Ebony military brushes with sterling silver tops and name plates priced from $1.50 to $5 per pair, cut glass powder boxes with sterling tops $2 to $5, salt and bristle sets 75c to $2.75, pepper boxes, mirror with name plate, and heavy sterling silver thimbles priced around 25c. Sterling match boxes and combs available, plus extra quality bristle cloth and hat brushes in leather embossed tops for about $1.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enish
Cluster Rings Offer Holiday Stock of Diamonds and Stones
The article notes the high popularity of cluster rings and announces a large stock for the holiday season. It highlights rings made with diamonds alone or in combination with colored stones, inviting selections from the attractive assortment.
Lucky Number 701 Wins Elks Automobile Drawing
A large Indianapolis crowd watched Inez Jackson draw coupon 701 for the Elks carnival prize, the automobile won by Albert R. Thompson of Granger Farwell & Co. The Cyclorama Building event also announced a South Indianapolis building lot and a parade of other prize drawings with numerous names and numbers listed for awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Jackson
Elks’ Automobile
Albert R. Thompson
Granger, Farwell & Co
Chicago
Majestic
Frank Davy
George Marott
Paul Krauss
Miss Jackson
Davenport
Gus Ernst
Navahoe
H. T. Roberts
East Market Street
G. R. Colter
W. Meyers
East Washington Street
W. Allard
Postal Telegraph Company
W. Grund
Beville Avenue
Stewart Steel Range
C. C. W. Coneway
West
Vermont Street
Ellis’ Tooth
Harry Well
E. E. Shorey
North Illinois Street
Thomas Colbert
Elks
J. H. Staenmant
Massachusetts Avenue
Kate Eden
Miss Rose Shilling
Emma Schumpf
Maude Conner
South Delaware Street
W. Miller
Jae No Pierce
A. Coninaorth
Illinois Street
H. E. Cohen
R. M. Gundelfinger
John Hanrahan
F. J. Boatman
Northersey Street
Geo
Oxford Street
Ingalows
D. M. Fachaman
J Laurie
C. A. Baggs
Jersey Street
E. J. Olner
Veteran soldier stood up by matrimonial agency myth
Luther Hayner, fifty nine, a Marion Soldiers Home resident, and Louise Clery of Fitzgerald Georgia, planned to marry in Indianapolis after meeting via a Chicago matrimonial agency. A money dispute over Clery’s fortune led to cancellation. Hayner left for Logansport with the license, vowing to send it to Fitzgerald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Hayner
Oneida
Seige
Louise Clery
Chicago
Hayner
Marion
Frederick Drake
East
Washington Street
Drakes
Fitzgerald
Clery
Fitzgerald Banks
Ese
Logansport
Fitzgerald, Ga
Motorman Hurt In Street Car and Wagon Crash
A delivery wagon from Dill & Kronaski, 815 South Delaware, was demolished at Moearty and East Streets in a collision with a South East street car yesterday. Edward Dill, driving the wagon, escaped with slight bruises after being thrown from the wagon. Motorman J A Showalter of 403 Muskingum, crushed between the vestibule and car, was badly injured and taken home for treatment. Other passengers were uninjured. The accident was blamed on narrow streets and limited visibility down the intersecting street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dill & Kronaski
Delaware Street
Moe‘arty
East Streets
Edward Dill
J. A. Showalter
Muskingum Street
Fight over horse ends in stabbing and escape
Asa Morgan, horse trader from Jockey alley, was badly injured in a confrontation with Ed Sanders and John Sanders after a deal for a horse fell through. Sanders was charged with assault with intent to kill. Morgan escaped from a City Hospital ambulance en route, with police detaining the three suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asa Morgan
Jockey Alley
Joe Haas
Morgan
Ed Sanders
Haas
Sanders
Morgen
John Sanders
Streit and
Losh
Boys caught with brass under city bridge
Police received word of three boys acting suspiciously under the Davidson and Market streets bridge. Two fled as Bicycle Policemen Trimpe and Low pursued. Walter Wood was found with about two hundred pounds of railway brass loaded on a sled toward a junk shop. Wood was charged with petit larceny at headquarters.
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Davidson
Market
Trimpe
Low
Walter Wood
Wood
Indiana Institute for the Blind 1901 report to Governor Durbin
The fifty-fifth annual report to Governor Durbin shows real estate valued at 521371 and personal property of 25866 totaling 547237.90. Expenses totaled 32242.13 with 158 enrolled and 130 average daily attendance. Marion county leads with 29 pupils, Vanderburg next with seven, and a fund balance of 731.13 aids graduates starting businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Institute For the Blind
Durbin
Treasury
Worshop
Marion County
Vanderburg
Lewis
Robinson
Jeannette Newland
Edwin Feller at Wabash recital tonight
Baritone Edwin Feller will present a recital at Wabash tonight with harpist Louise Schelischmidt and pianist John L. Geiger his teacher. Feller starts with the I Pagliacci prologue, joining Italian German and English selections. Schelischmidt is an Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra harpist and Musikverein member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Feller
Wabash
Louise Schelischmidt
John L. Geiger
Mr. Feller
Christ Church
Miss Schelischmidt
Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra
Musikverein
Indiana Christian Endeavor Union Conference Meeting
The executive committee of the Indiana Christian Endeavor Union will meet with district secretaries at the Young Women’s Christian Association building tomorrow. About thirty active workers from across the state are expected for an all day session. Indianapolis Endeavorers hope the city will host the next state convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Christian Endeavor Union
Young Woman's Christian Association
Indianapolis Christian Endeavorers
Thie City
Silk Hats and Opera Hats at Dunlap's Sea ton's Store
Hat buyers urged to choose silk or opera styles from Dunlap's at Sea ton's Hat Store. Best made hats praised, inviting shoppers to inspect the selection and quality available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunlap’s
Seaton’s
Holiday Route Round Trip Fare Notification
Via Monon Route announces one and one third fare for the round trip with tickets on sale December 4 31 and January 1 1902. Final return limit January 2 1902 with inclusive travel. Similar rates offered to students upon proper certificate. Final limit of tickets January 8 1902.
Holiday Excursion to Havana by Cincinnati Teachers
Via C H D Ry tickets sold December 2 and 31 January 1 final return January 2 certificate final limit January 8 4 40 Cincinnati and Return 4 40 account Grand Opera tickets sold December 16 17 18 19 final return December 20 first class trains fast schedules convenient hours holiday excursion to Havana Cuba under the auspices of the School Teachers of Cincinnati leave Cincinnati 8 06 p m December 20 stopping at points en route tickets include sleeping car hotel accommodations for itinerary rates call on or address CHAS W ZELL division passenger agent Queen Crescent Route Foreland Race streets Cincinnati O
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Cincinnati
Chas. W. Zell
Queen & Crescent
Diamond ring ad and assorted local notices
An advertisement mix promotes a diamond ring from J C Sipe in Indianapolis and urges choosing genuine buckwheat by Mrs. Austins Buckwheat. It also mentions insurance for a horse, an optician Leo Lando with a new location, a champagne Cook's Imperial Extra Dry, and a call to refuse substitutes. The fragmentary copy reflects old local business promos and miscellaneous notices.
Also Mentioned on This Page
L. S. Ayres
Indianapolis
Besten & Langen
J. Cc. Sipe
North Meridian St
Goc Danner
Badger Furniture Co
Tucker
Cleveland
Valentine Kerner
William Nugent
Cyclorama
Mrs. Clery
Oneida Hotel
Sanders Brothers
Institute For the Blind
Schelischmidt and
Mr. Geiger
Christian Endeavor Union
Wulschnaer
Monon
D. Ry
Account Grand Opera
Havana
Cuba
Janes
Ake
J. C. Sipe
North Meridian Street
Indianapol
Ind
Kissel
Meridian
Leo Lando
Optician
Pennsylvania St
America
Julias
Walker On
Indiana
Indiana Dental College Department of Dentistry
University of Indianapolis
W. Cor
Delaware and
Ohio Streets
Bliss, Swain & Co
WAM Fcsa
W. H. Roll
East Washington St
Ocean Steamers
QSS Co
West India
New York
Roraima
Madiana
St. Thomas
St. Croix
St. Kitts
Antigua
Guadaloupe
Dominica
Martinique
St. Lucia
Barbados
Demerara
A. E. Outerbridge & CO
Broadway
A. Ahern
Canada
Thos. Cook & Son
Clark St
Ill
Ideal Gas
Co. W. Meirel Co
North Pennsylvania St
Pearson’s Piano House
Indianapolis, Ind
Harding & Miller Music CO
Pennsylvania
Bone Cutters
Huntington & Page 130
East Market
Phone Rag
Sunday Journal
Charles Mayer & CO
A. B. Meyer & Co
F. R. Rice Mercantile Cigar Co
St. Lewis, Mo
Union Made
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