Board of Trade Declares Fifty Cent Dividend on Stock
The Board of Trade governors voted a fifty cent dividend per share drawn from surplus, totaling 4557 dollars. They urge the City Council to grant track facilities for the E. C. Atkins Company and consider switching privileges. O. O. McLeland elected to a board seat amid resignations, and a new match factory site on the Belt railroad is secured for potential relocation from Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Finance Committee
Edgar H. Evans
E. C. Atkins Company
James L. Keach
O. O. McLeland
George G. Tanner
Tanner
Appel
Cleveland
Indianapolis Board of Trade
Social Notices From Indianapolis Letters and Marriages
Many residents visit lakes and cities. travelers include Jay Voss at French Lick and Mrs. McOuat at Lake Maxinkuckee. Weddings include Talkington Moore in Indianapolis and Dorsey Bigelow in New York. Emma Schaffner and Fred King wed in Muncie. A charity fair by the Girls' Charity Club supports the Fresh Air Mission this afternoon.
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Jay Voss
French Lick
McOuat
Burford McOuat
Lake Maxinkuckee
Isaac Jordan
Chicago
John Thompson
Mary van Winkle
St. Louis
A. S. Benson
Nantucket
Marjory
Anderson
Elliott Ayres
Warren Fairbanks
Senator
Fairbanks
George W. Ross
H. W. Smith
Lake Wawasee
Mary Fish Hildebrand
Asheville
N. C
Camilla Recker
New York
Robert Recker
Lois Allen
Evansville
Edith Hall
Fisk
William Landers
Toledo
Francis E. Willard
Walloon Lake
Michigan
Mayer
Grosscup
Judge Grosscup
Anna Jillson
J. Q. van Winkle
Central Avenue
Surrey Flats
North Meridian Street
John H. Olliver
Thompson
Sylvan Beach
Mich
Samantha West Miller
Percy Miller
Bessie Miller
Denver
Rocky Mountains
S. Elliott Perkins
Milford
Crawfordsville
Thomas C. Day
Yale
William
Fred Day
David Trenary
Modoc
Ind
Trenary
Hall-place
Girls’ Charity Club
Gretchen Schmidt
Margarette
Esther Efroymson
Fresh Air Mission
North
Alabama Street
Katherin Clarke
Lillian Blood
Nashville
Tenn
Miss Blood
Miss Clarke
Thomas J. Clarke
Virginia Avenue
California
Leigh Verne Lynch
Miss Russell
Lynch
Mary Owen
Rena King
Ida
Talkington
Dorsey—Bigelow
Stephen W. Dorsey
Arkansas
Laura Bigelow
Grace Church
William K. Huntington
Weber's Band at Fairview Park Free Concerts
John Weber's Band of Cincinnati will perform at Fairview Park next week with afternoon and night concerts free of charge aside from streetcar fare. Tonight and Thursday feature the Indianapolis Military Band directed by Harry W. Kraussman with a program of marches serenades overtures and selections including Soldiers and Sweethearts The Fortune Teller Mississippi Bubble and Feast of Lanterns.
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John ©. Weber
Cincinnati
Fairview Park
Fairview
Indianapolis
Harry W. Kraussman
Josephine
Home Dressmaking Hints Bolero Waist Styles
May Manton describes bolero waists as flattering for young figures and in style. The example uses pale blue voile with braid over white mousseline, pairing smart girlish charm with versatile combinations. The jacket can match any skirt material and the under bodice uses a soft harmonizing color with silk options. foundation lining fits snugly and closes at the center back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Manton
Misses Waist with Bolero Pattern 4171 for Teens
Misses waist with bolero in 12 to 16 years sizes. Details gathered front and back waist with center back closure, scalloped shawl collar, elbow sleeves with scalloped edges, and optional plain long sleeves. Yardage for various widths listed. pattern coupon offers 1b cent refund and return time.
Columbia Club Roof Garden Opens To Members Families
The house committee announces open access to the roof garden for members and their families on Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 7 30 to 11 00. Aimed at fostering social engagement, the policy applies to all eligible members and will run on these designated evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Club
Rheumatism Epidemic Rumor In Anderson Visitors Speak
Fred E. Holloway of Anderson says rheumatism seems epidemic in the city as he attends a State Bar Association meeting. He recalls serving in the Indiana House in 1885 and notes his law partnership with John W. Lovett, now dissolved, with earlier campaign ties to J. Frank Hanly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred E. Holloway
Anderson
Indiana House of Representatives
Evansville
Vanderburg County
Holloway
John W. Lovett
Madison County
Goudy
J. Frank Hanly
Alex
Republican County Reluctant To Talk Politics At Present
The county, rich in Republican leanings, shows a quiet political mood as voters focus on daily life and business. LP Watts of Winchester, former Randolph county clerk, attended the Hotel English, accepted a five debate challenge from Bowles the Prohibitionist, but the county committee limited endorsement to Watts as a Republican. At a Grand Hotel gathering, Levey Bros. & Co celebrated secretary-treasurer Glossbrenner’s return and bade farewell to president L H Levey, with a Shrine button presentation. A local observer noted the unusually quiet political scene and predicted the county would remain Republican.
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LP. Watts
Winchester
English
Harrison
Watts
Randolph County
Bowles
Randolph County Republican Committee
Mr. Watts
Grand Hotel
Levey Bros. & Co
A. M. Glossbrenner
L. H. Levey
Levey
Glosebrenner
Glossbrenner
King and His Royal Nurse Headlines Highlight Local Vote
The report notes Hendricks county expects a strong statewide victory, predicting the state ticket to win by a thousand majority. The piece frames the scene with a royal metaphor, suggesting decisive support without detailing campaign events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendricks County
Holloway Captures Crowd by Addressing Women in Alexandria Verse
Holloway spoke from the opera house balcony in Alexandria to a large female audience urging support for McKinley. He claimed the women would elect the president and urged men to vote for McKinley on election day. He recalled the reaction and said he never regretted the trip after speaking to the crowd.
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Andria
Madison County
Holloway
Opera House
McKinley
Alexandria
Anderson
Ex-Senator Lambert Sees Prosperity in Bartholomew County
W W Lambert of Columbus says Bartholomew County enjoys bountiful crops and rising land values while Reeves pulley works and other factories employ over 1400 people. He notes Republicans face a tough district but expect gains elsewhere and hints at a congressional candidate timing. Farmers are prosperous and an electric line from Franklin to Columbus excites local interest.
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Bartholomew County
W. W. Lambert
Columbus
Congress
Lambert
Reeves
Republican Party
Franklin
Edinburg
Fort Wayne Leaders Target Roosevelt Visit for New Courthouse
Indiana Lt. Gov Lien Newton W Gilbert from Fort Wayne attends Bar Association meeting and praises the city. He and J M Barrett plan to urge Senators Fairbanks Beveridge and other officials to invite President Roosevelt during his Western trip. Courthouse dedication slated for September with high expectations of presidential attendance. Local housing strains and influx of workers cited as concerns.
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Newton W. Gilbert
Indiana
Fort Wayne
Bar Association
J. M. Barrett
Fairbanks and
Beveridge
Roosevelt
Gilbert
Rome City
Business Day Sees Many Associations File Articles
Secretary of State office reports a lively day with numerous associations filing articles. Holt House Drug Company of Decatur Illinois registers as a voluntary stock concern with 5400 capital. Princeton Indiana Local Building, Loan Fund and Savings Assoc shows 100000 capital stock. Akron Telephone Company in Fulton county files with unknown capital. South Raub Cooperative Telephone Company in Tippecanoe county shows 4000 capital. Lafayette Loan and Trust Co increases capital stock to 125000 and expands board to twelve. Citizens Saving and Loan Association No 4 lists 100000 capital stock. Directors named include Becker Vehling Fuerst Spielhoff Bade Hoff man Becker Luceson Buenting. German Gardeners Aid Association Indianapolis files with no capital stock, non profit, horticultural aims.
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Holthouse Drug Company
Decatur
Building, Loan Fund and Savings Association
Princeton
Ind
Akron Telephone Company
Akron
Fulton County
Med
South Raub
Henry C. Vehling
Charles J. Fuerst
William Spielhoff
William Bade
Eugene Hoffman
Charles Becker
C. F. Luceson
L. D. Buenting
German Gardeners* Aid Association of
Indianapolis
Local infant burns prompt Arbor Day plans and society notes
Ruth Hicks twenty months old of 717 West Pearl street suffered serious burns from an overturned carbolic acid bottle. Arbor Day proclamation preparation at the Governor's office sets October 24 tree planting as the observance. Woman's Label League elects officers led by President Mrs E P Barry and others. Burglars stole thirty eight pieces of silverware from Henry Coburn residence at 1300 North Pennsylvania street. police traced pawn shops but found no property, believed shipped out of the city.
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Ruth_Hicks
Pearl Street
Daniel Kennedy
Henry P. Coburn
Pennsylvania Street
Missing Son Sparks Police Search in Shelby Street District
Mrs. Anna Meyer of 1517 Shelby street reported her 19 year old son missing after he left home Sunday afternoon to swim at Schissel's bath or Fall creek. He is described as 5 feet 6 inches, blue eyes, dark hair, smooth face, and without a top shirt when he departed. Police were alerted last night as fears of drowning grow.
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Anna Meyer
Shelby Street
Schissel
Fall Creek
Diamonds Offered by J P Mullally Jeweler
Owing to small expenses the advertiser promises savings on diamonds. J P Mullally, jeweler and manufacturer, invites customers to Monument Place 2 to take advantage of a diamond specialty and per cent in savings.
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J. P. Mullally
Monument Place
Marriage of W. D. Owen to Aimee Haskinson
Aimee Haskinson the vitriol assault victim and physician marries W. D. Owen former secretary of state and congressman from the Eleventh district. The couple wed July 4 at Bolivar Pa and plan Logansport as home after September with a honeymoon in the White Mountains. Haskinson previously practiced medicine in Mexico City and among the poor after fleeing Indianapolis following the attack.
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Aimee Haskinson
W. D. Owen
Logansport
Miss Haskinson
Mr. Owen
Boliver
Mexico
Indianapolis
Maud Goodin
Lulu Kline
Ernest White Trombone Solo Stars Ostendorf Concert Band
Ernest K White trombone soloist opens the Fair Bank concert week with a varied programme from Faust Princess Chic and other operas. The nightly program features marches overtures medleys and popular song hits including Mr Be a Blumenge Clorinda and The Princess Chic selections plus new items each night.
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Ernest K. White
Ostendorf
Fair Bank
Faust
Princess Chic
Colonel Roosevelt
Lady Slavey
Vaise
Ann Elizer
Sacramento Valley
Rosie Carey
Dewey
BE A. “Blumenge
Clorinda
Colored Delegates
Mall
Fulton
Edwards
Charles K. Harris
Louise
F. Reyer
Gunderman
Contracts for Small Bridges Awarded by County Commissioners
The County Commissioners awarded bids for several small bridges. Samuel Robbins won the arch bridge over the Kline ditch on Spey road in Perry township for 1444 dollars. Indianapolis Bridge and Iron Company won the Wadsworth ditch bridge on Smith road in Lawrence township for 553 dollars. William Ross won the Swamp branch arch bridge on Surrey road in Decatur township for 1825 dollars. Approaches to the Surrey road bridge were bid separately but rejected and will be readvertised.
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Samuel Robbins
Kline Ditch
Spey Road
Perry Township
Wadsworth
Smith Road
Lawrence Township
Indianapolis Bridge and Iron Company
Swamp Branch
Surrey Road
Decatur Township
William Ross
Mrs Moy Kee Visits Museum at Statehouse
A visitor at the Statehouse museum yesterday was the wife of Moy Key a Washington street Chinese merchant. She admired exhibits and drew attention as she moved with graceful steps. Accompanying her was Robert Bruce a young man from the Manwal Training High School.
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Statehouse
Moy Key
Washington Street
Robert Bruce
Manwal
Heat-stricken man rushed to City Hospital after collapse
George Garvis of 136 West Sixteenth Street collapsed from heat on Washington Street near Alabama yesterday morning. He was taken in the Dispensary ambulance by Dr Goodwin, regained consciousness at City Hospital, and last night was believed to be out of danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Garvis
West Sixteenth Street
Washington Street
Alabama
City Hospital
Goodwin
Gifts Worth a Million for Miss Sloane Bride
The Lenox wedding of Miss Lila Vanderbilt Sloane to William Broadhurst Osgood Field draws gifts valued at at least 21 million dollars. Private detectives guard Elm Court while Trinity Church and Elm Court prepare for a grand ceremony with a Grand Central guest train arriving. The bride is a Vanderbilt relative and Field is a longtime Vanderbilt associate in Lenox social circles.
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Lenox
Mass
Lila Vanderbilt Sloane
William D. Sloane
William Broadhurst Osgood Field
Elm Court
Trinity Church
Grand Central Station
Curtis House
Colony Center
Miss Sloane
George W. Vanderbilt
Field
Vanderbilt
Religious Students at Silver Bay Convention
The students section of the young women’s convention closed today at Silver Bay New York as city delegates began arriving. Speakers included George Selton from England Editor Max Gee of the Churchman and Mrs S Howard Taylor of the China Inland Mission. A students service and the last vesper service were held.
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Silver Bay
N. Y
Young Women's Convention
George Selton
England
Max Gee
The
Churchman
Howard Taylor
China Inland Mission
Ee Ae
Wretched Hot Weather Sufferers Paine's Celery Compound
The extraordinary spring and early summer weather has caused widespread sickness. Strong and weak alike have suffered, with many families mourning losses. Paine's Celery Compound is claimed to restore strength, feed nerves, purify blood, aid digestion, and promote sleep during hot weather. One bottle is advertised to deliver results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
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