Local Society Notes Highlight Summer Visits and Weddings
Mrs Warder hosts in Springfield Ohio while Louis Deschler plans August lake trip. Miss Alice Van Frank visits Marion and Miss Jessie Stake hosts a party for Covington guest Miss Kitmer. Several couples plan trips to Chicago Milwaukee and St Lawrence while a midsummer euchre and garden parties dot the social calendar. A wedding on Jefferson Avenue unites Mrs Margaret Ulrich and Henry Kneger as guests mingle and music fills the reception.
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Warder
Springfiel, O
Hewitt H. Howland
Louis G. Deschler
Alice van Frank
Marion, O
Elliott
North Alabama Street
Thomas J. Rush
George W. Morrison
Chicago
Clement
Covington
L. Dorsey
Gustav Schnull
Peters
Walloone
Mich
Jessie Stake
Mise Whitmer
Covington, O
Ma Fi
Ladies’ Society of the
George Mannfeld
Ostess
Claypool
Jessie Cuppenger
Denison Pletet
New York
Della Chambers
New York City
Mae Egan
Miss Brittingham
Ohio
Miss Egan
Ladies’ Auxiliary
The
Independent
Turners
August Woerner
Irene Gable
Broad Ripple
Miss Lee
Mixes Stevens
Iss Smith
Elwood
Eizabeth Everitt
Maud Denlon
Katharine Branyon
M. Madden
Everitt
J. A. Everitt
Marion
Margaret Ulrich
Enry Kneger
Waa
Jeferson Avenue
H. E. Dickson
Phonograph
Mor
Fr. Kreger
George Niehberge
August Bmoecer
Julius
Hull
Charles
Herbert
Misa Louiss Hull
W Rebingon
Andrews
Bpersal
Indianapolis
Brazil
Ind
Abert Libyel
Roberta College
Constantinople
Clare Andrews
C. G. Andrews
First National Bank
Summers Johnson Wedding in Indianapolis Journal Highlight
Wabash Ind July 26 Arthur Sommers of St Louis and Miss Luella H daughter of Mr and Mrs B F Johnson were married at the bride s East Main street home in the presence of relatives and friends Rev M S Marble officiated They left for St Louis where Sommers is with Missouri Pacific Railway Butner Phelps wedding at Martinsville Mrs Eva Phelps and Mr Roscoe Butner Lebanon married this afternoon at the bride s mother s home Rev George H Murphy officiated They left for two weeks east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Indianapolis Journal
Wabash
Ind
Arthur Sommers
St. Louis
Luella H
B. F. Johnson
East Main Street
Sommers
Missouri Pacific Railway
Butner—Phelps
Martinsville
Eva Phelps
Roscoe Butner
Lebanon
F. M. Warner
George H. Murphy
Methodist Church
Mrs. Butner
Moving A Big Circus To Safer Ground In Storms
The Forepaugh and Sells Brothers troupe trains its staff to protect people and animals during wind storms. When a cyclone warning appears, lights go out, elephants are removed, cages are covered, and tents are lowered to prevent disaster. The article compares circus safety drills to army mobilization and notes the constant fear of sudden, clear-sky hurricanes in the Western states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheus
Steamshin Companies
Salu tary Johnson to Lecture at Fairview Park
J B Johnson known as Salu tary Johnson will start a week of afternoon and evening lectures at Fairview Park this afternoon. An ex convict from Missouri State Penitentiary he served twelve years for stealing twenty two dollars and faced a later riot and arson during the sentence. He spent sixteen years and two months in solitary before a pardon on December five, 1900. Johnson will recount life in a division geon and the terrors of life in confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Johnson
Johnson
Fairview Park
Missouri State Penitentiary
Ltfe
Mest-cutter Richardsan shoots leg in market mishap
Bheltéen Richardsan, a mest cutter in a Weert Indianapolis market, accidentally shot himself in the leg yesterday afternoon while brandishing a revolver he believed to be loaded. The wound was not serious and he planned to be about last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bheltéen Richardsan
Indianapolis
Effects of Drought on Produce and Wild Trade News
Bradstreet's notes hot dry weather hits surplus grain regions west of the Mississippi, lowering cereal prices and lifting demand for canned goods. Butter, vegetables, eggs become high quality and pricey. wool, textiles, and leather trades show steady to improved activity. Wheat and corn exports rise. business failures tally 19 for the week.
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New York
Bradstreet
Mississippi River
Suthern
United States
Adverse Effect on the Industry in New York and Philadelphia
New York reports a week of steel strike activity with no major disruption to industry. Mills not affected stay busy. demand for structural materials, rails, and steel products remains strong. In Philadelphia drought areas drive large fruit and produce orders, notably lemons, with extensive carload shipments to Ohio, Minnesota, and surrounding states.
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Philadelphia
Middle West
Ohio
Mississippi Valley
Fragmented 19th century notes on industry and notices
Missolution threatens the Western Immmi tant Bureau over a South Pacific road membership refusal. Germany reports June pig iron at 63,86 tons versus 1,07 tons last year, May output 6,774 tons. Copper and Gold Mines New York incorporated at ABA Somerdey with 31.0.0 capital to operate talnet in North Carolina. Steel workers strike lifts Philadelphia plate prices from 1 to percent. pre strike plate sold at $1 per box in the mill and $1.17 per guineament. Extension of sixty days to file schedules granted to Frank Sullivan Smith, assignee of Marquand & Go, by Judge Blanchard. Resignee provisional bond fixed at $is.qu. Dr W J Gray, long-time editor of Interior, Cricaan, resigns from part of his interest in the waver and ed.
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Germany
Person Consolidated Copper and Gold Mines Company of
New York
Aba Somerdey
North Carolina
Philadelphia
Frank Sullivan Smith
Marquand & Go
Blanchard
W. J. Gray
Cricaan
Presbyteriary
Red
El Paso Southwestern Railroad Incorporation Details
The El Paso and Southwestern Railroad with capital 700.00 dollars was incorporated at Santa Fe to build connecting links in the Phelps Dodge line from Nacosari Mex to El Paso Texas via Bishoe Clifton and Deming, totaling 34 miles. Subsidiaries include the Southwestern Railroad of Arizona main line at 52 miles and Bishoe branch at 22 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso & Southwestern Railroad
Phelps, Dodge & Co
Arizona
New Mexico
Nacosari
Mex
el Paso
Tex
Bishoe, Clifton and Deming
Santa Fe
Southwestern Railroad of
Coal and Coke Combine Formed in Kanawha Region
In Columbus Ohio officials announce that Kanawha and Hocking Coal and Coke Company has taken over about twenty miles of coal and coke properties along the Kanawha river West Virginia. Twelve companies join the combine with several millions credited as consideration. The firms will operate with Sunday Creek and Buckeye coal interests from a common Columbus headquarters but receipts will remain unpooled. Cleveland and Columbus capitalists are said to control the venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Kanawha River
West Virginia
Kanawha and Hocking Coal and Coke Company
Sarmaeny
Sunday Creek
Buckeye
Cleveland
Death Notices of Frank L. Wilson and Associates
Frank L. Wilson, 37, of Cedar Rapids died recently sending his body to Indiana for burial near Lewisville after previously working for Standard Oil in Iowa. His widow accompanies the remains. Also noted are the deaths of Carrie Conant Maguire Maguire and Harry Sells with funeral details and surviving relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids, In
Lewisville
Ind
R. Wilson
Standard Oil Company
Iown
Stephen B. Wilson
Mrs Mabel C Stuart Dies of Tuberculosis at Home
Mrs Mabel C Glenn Stuart 1103 Olive street died last night at her home after a five month illness from tuberculosis. She leaves a husband and a four year old daughter. Funeral arrangements will be made later. Prof Edgar W Abbott drowned Tuesday at Broad Ripple. funeral held at 2812 College avenue home of D A Williams. Rev W C Taylor of College avenue Baptist Church officiated. President Butler of Butler College spoke, noting Abbott’s engagement to Miss McIntyre. A large student turnout attended, many accompanying the party to Lebanon for interment.
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Charles Maguire
Board of Public Works
William Gilmore Maguire
Central Avenue
Maguire
Cincinnati
Carrie Conant
Mr. Maguire
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Daughters of the Revolution
William G
Albert M
William Maguire
Harry Sells
Michael Sells
North
Meridian Street
Cleveland
Margaret Wasson
Mabel C. Stuart
Olive Street
George W. Glenn
Bowen-Merrill
Edgar W. Abbott
Broad Ripple
D. A. Williams
College Avenue
W. C. Taylor
College-avenue Baptist Church
President Butler
Butler College
Abbott
Mr. Abbott
Miss McIntyre
Lexington
Mass
Lebanon
City News Items Show Meetings, Bankruptcies and Plans
The Boys’ Club board fixes a meeting time to 4 o clock on Tuesday July 30. Rufus Layman of Kokomo files bankruptcy in Federal Court with assets of 3055 and 324.52. An ice cream social for free ice and air fund is set for Monday July 29 at Mrs S C Dark’s 30 McClean Place. Portrait of William Laurie by Max Sonnenachmidt at Lieber’s draws praise for handling and expression. Hugh J McGowan signs a Cincinnati Traction plan for a $1,000,000 fourteen story office building at Walnut and Fifth. T W Dee of Galveston asks police to locate Mary Henderson regarding her son Jack’s death after a possible city mix up. Ed Brooks seeks identity of William Brooks lynched in Elkins W Va, noting past mob actions in the area. Merchants Association to discuss transferring the Mexican exhibit from the Pan-American to Indianapolis after the Expo, with free rent and a local exhibition planned plus establishing a US Mexico commercial agency. City groups will pursue quartering and office space to secure the Mexican enterprise.
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Boys’ Club
Rufus Layman
Kokomo
Yman
S. C. Dark
William Laurie
Max Sonnenachmidt
Lieber’s
Hugh J. McGowan
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Cincinnati Traction Company
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Company
Walnut
Fifth Streets
T. W. Dee
Galveston
Tex
Mary Henderson
Jack
Twenty-Fourth Street
Ed Brooks
Olive Street
William Brooks
Elkins
W. Va
Bungaloo
Albert Krull
Merchants’ Association
Buffalo
Mexico
United States
Indianapeolis
The Last Hace Matinee at Business Men's Driving Club Park
There was a single race yesterday afternoon at the park. J. C.’s J. C. Dunn owned horse won the 2:4 class in straight heats with Pat Dickerson's King Maud second and C. & Webber's Joe Jefferson third. An exhibition half-mile followed. No more meets will be held until cooler weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Men's Driving Club Park
J. C. Dunn
Pat Dickerson
King Maud
C. &. Webber
Joe Jefferson
H. H. Gates Grove
Tlty
Yale sprinter Hargrave visits Richmond Levering
Newell H Hargrave Yale inter collegiate sprinting champion visits Richmond Levering 9 Mortimer Levering North Pennsylvania street. Hargrave holds two collegiate world records including the hundred yard dash in 9 5 seconds and the 220 yard dash in 21 5 seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newell H. Hargrave
Yale
Richmond Levering
Mortimer Levering
Pennsylvania Street
Mr. Hargrave
Remarkable escape of a family on East Washington street
Four members of Deane C. Stephenson's family narrowly escaped death when a Greenfield car struck their buggy on East Washington street. Stephenson and Bruce were bruised, the baby Maurice saved by a motorman, and the horse halted after about 200 feet. The injured were treated at Dr Williams's house before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deane C. Stephenson
Kingan & Co
East Washington Street
Belt Railway
Stephenson
Bruce
Maurice
Greenfield
Irvington
Dr. Williams
East
Washington Street
Babe
Lukenbill
Conductor Hurt in Streetcar Collision
Samuel F. Cagley, 910 Bates Street, was struck at 6 pm by a southbound Prospect Street car at Virginia Avenue and New Jersey Street. He was severely injured with cuts to head and arms after walking in front of the speeding streetcar.
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Samuel F. Cagley
Bates Street
Virginia Avenue
New Jersey Street
Prospect Street
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E. W. Abbott
Deane Stephenson
Pogue
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