Death and funeral notices in Indianapolis area
Mrs. Julia A. Cope, 612 North Pine, was found dead in her summer kitchen likely from heart failure. Her daughter, Mrs. Martha Ashley, 1202 Ashland Ave, identified the body after discovering Cope’s tightly fastened home. Andrew Hart, 44, found dead in Reichwein's Hall, Noble and Market, was a local German figure. Myer Levy, 1 West Michigan, a saloon keeper and father of Ellis Levy, violinist, died overnight. funeral planned at Indianapolis Hebrew Congregation on Eddy Street. Funeral for Hart to be held Wednesday. Cope’s relatives include a Chicago daughter and a Madison, Ind. origin. Hart left a mother and a brother.
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Julia A. Cope
North Pine Street
Martha Ashley
Ashland Avenue
Mrs. Cope
Mrs. Ashley
Madison
Ind
Ashley
Chicago
Andrew Hart
Reichwein
Faulstich
Polk Street
Myer Levy
West Washington Street
West Michigan Street
Ellis Levy
Metropolitan School of Music
Levy
Indianapolis
Constable Confronted by Picnic Crowd at Eagle Creek
Bicycle police officers Manning Griffin Streit and Losh were sent to Eagle Creek and the National road on a report of a shooting affray. They encountered a picnic party with liquor stopping Constable Hughes who drew a revolver to ward off an assault. No one was injured and Hughes fled the scene.
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Manning
Griffin
Streit
Losh
Eagle Creek
National Road
Hughes
Woman's Home Missionary Society Meeting Change
City notes report the Half-place Church group will meet Thursday afternoon at 15 North Senate avenue instead of Tuesday. Ea Smith of 7 Union street fell from a Broad Ripple car at Meridian and Georgis Sireeta and was treated by Dr. Gray at City Dispensary after the injury. David Larson of Duncan and Hammond streets sought dressers at City Dispensary yesterday morning, leading to interference with an electric fan. Police are asked by letter to locate Willie Otey, whose father John Otey and family at 13 East Fifth street, Afton, Illinois, are reported missing from home and may have left Beenen.
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Woman's Home Missionary Society
Half-place
North
Senate Avenue
Ea Smith
Union Street
Meridian
Georgis Sireeta
Dr. Gray
David Larson
Duncan
Hammond
Willie Otey
John
Otey
Afton
Iil
East Fifth Street
Drowning at Broad Hipple Claims Earl Fudge Life
Earl Fudge eighteen, a Saks & Co wrapper, drowned yesterday at Broad Hipple Park after stating he could not swim. He jumped from the diving board amid friends Samuel Olmstead Oscar Roberts and Fred Monford, was found with the aid of barbed wire, and doctors failed to revive him despite an hour and a half of resuscitation.
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Earl Fudge
East Seventeenth Street
Saks & Co
Broad Hippie
Broad Hipple Park
Samuel Olmstead
Oscar Roberts
Fred Monford
Pudge
Indianapolis Aquatic Club
Planner
Buchanan
Fudge
Aquatic Club
Model for famed artist in Indianapolis divorcee model
A near sighted Indianapolis lawyer recalls meeting a New York model who looked familiar by form. The man reveals the model is Charlies Dana Gibson's former wife, twice married, now a high earning New York model with a son aged seventeen.
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Indianapolis
New York City
Charlies Dana Gibson
New York
Stay of Death Sentence for John Hinkard Sought in Indiana
Deputy Attorney General Merrill Moores says Hinkard, slated for execution in Michigan City on August 23, seeks a Supreme Court stay. Three justices are in state, Judge Hadley, Monks and Baker, to rule if needed. Attorneys must file a brief outlining errors and basis for reversal.
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Journal of Today
John Hinkard
Michigan City
Indianapolis
Supreme Court
Merrill Moores
Hadley
Monks
Baker
Rinkard
TURNERS AT THE PARK Fiftieth anniversary celebration at Turners Park
The fiftieth anniversary of the Socialer Turnverein continued at Turners Park near Fairview with members and families picnicking. A large afternoon crowd gathered as Oscar Puumm organized a park procession then a general program ensued. The event featured marching, demonstrations, and group games amid a growing audience.
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Turnverein
Turners’ Park
Fairview
Oscar Puumm
Evening program features song numbers and solos
The event concluded with bruises from falls but no serious injuries among the young men. Lena Fertig performed a whistling solo "The Mocking Fire" and Emma Meyers sang "The Holy City" in the afternoon. In the evening, Musikverein members and the German Veterans' Association offered several songs.
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Lena Fertig
Emma Meyers
Holy
Musikverein
German Veterans’ Association
Gen McGinnis Injury Improve Says Doctor
Postmaster McGinnis who fell from a street car Saturday night is expected to be out in a day or two. Dr Noble reports his condition improving with normal temperature and pulse after a period of pain and nausea. The physician sees no cause for alarm.
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McGinnis
Dr. Noble
Labor Day Parade Names Koster Grand Marshal and McGregor Assistant
Central Labor Union committees chose Charles Koster of the Pressmen's Union as grand marshal and John McGregor of the Stone Masons Union as assistant. Prizes totaling 81000 will be awarded at the Labor Day picnic at the State Fair Grounds with 500 for horse races and the rest for other events. Cash prizes will honor attempts to lower bicycle records. The program includes a Pekin walls display by English Zouaves, no liquor or gambling on the grounds, 10 cent grandstand admission, a band concert, and dancing. George Mueller will represent the German Brewery Workers Union at the Philadelphia convention with a $40 extra to striking machinists beyond a prior $5 gift.
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Central Labor Union
Union Labor
Charles Koster
Pressmen’s Union
John McGregor
Stonemasons’ Union
Pekin
State Board of Agriculture
Major Tarlton Denies Criticisms of Major Schanz Resigns
Major Charles A. Tarlton denies reports he criticised Major Schanz or the artillery battalion and says recent resignation claims are unfounded. An artillery officer confirms Major Schanz sent in his resignation to the Governor after weeks of private business demands, denying any link to camp tensions or the grand review incident.
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Schanz
McKee
Charles A. Tarlton
Major Tarlton
Tarlton
Major Schanz
National Guard
Schang
Board of Inquiry
Herbert Hunt to Leave Sun for Everett Washington
Herbert Hunt resigns as managing editor of the Sun and plans to move with his family to Everett Washington where he will run the leading daily paper after purchasing an interest. He returns from a week long inspection and will depart Indianapolis when his business affairs are settled. Hunt has ten years with the Sun and is highly regarded among local journalists.
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Herbert Hunt
the Sun
Everett
Wash
Indianapolis
Seattle
Hunt
CES
Press Club
Enthusiasm at Pentecost camp fuels 86000 campaign fund
News reports at a north city Pentecost gathering describe hundreds of believers from several states contributing large sums to support the organization's missionary work. Leader Nelson calls the day blessed as workers cheerfully donate, with one broker and a quarryman among notable donors. The camp near Pennsylvania and Thirty Fourth streets will run through Sunday, promising momentum for future fundraising.
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United States
Pennsylvania
Nelson
Indiana
South Carolina
Virginia
Kentucky
Georgia
Texas
Mr. Nelson
Indianapolis
Mayoral Candidacy Sparks Democratic Turf Battle
Ambitious Democrats maneuver around Mayor Taggart as Bell and Appel announce intent to seek the Mayoral nomination. Bell waits for Taggart’s signal while Appel pushes ahead, forming support and vowing not to withdraw. The dispute centers on lines of succession and control, with insiders noting Taggart’s stance shapes the field.
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Tom
John
Joe
Democratic Party
Taggart
Joseph E. Bell
Bell
MR. Appel
John J. Appel
Appel
Re- Appel
Political intrigue around Taggart and party rivals
The text discusses Democratic nomination rumors, suggesting Taggart dominates the field. It mentions possible deals between Bell and Appel to beat Taggart if he runs, plus City Chairman Fanning’s uncertain role. It notes suspicions Taggart may influence others and questions trust within party leadership.
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Taggart
Bell
Appel
Fanning
Two Boys Arrested For Petit Larceny At Fairview
Lawrence Lutot and Thomas Lafey, youths, were arrested after confessing to stealing a pocketbook from Miss Grace Gardner of 1511 Road Street. The pocketbook held streetcar tickets and $2.50 spent at the Fairview amusement area.
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Lawrence Lutot
Thomas Lafey
Fairview
Grace Gardner
Road Street
Quail Keeper Told He Violates Law Yet Deserves Permit
A farmer who released a nest of quail and now keeps one pair is described as technically breaking Indiana game law though a state official endorses the action as commendable. The official will advise a permit be issued and instruct prosecutors not to pursue unlawful possession charges.
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Indiana
Fish and Game Commissioner
Dunlap's Celebrated Huts At Seaton's Hat Store
Tourism notice for summer period mail service to subscribers, plus details of upcoming Big Four excursions from Indianapolis. Special trains run to Lawrenceburg, Aurora, Terre Haute and Lafayette with return times and stop points. Seashore excursion also advertised.
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THE
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West
Washington Street
Badger Furniture CO
A. Hart
Constable
Charles Dana Gibson
Turners AT the Park
M’ginnis
John Mngregor
Brewery Workers’ Union
George Mueller
Philadelphia
Everett, Wash
Wulschner
City
MR. Taggart
Mr. Bell
Dunlap's
Seaton’s Hat Store
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Canada
Nday
Lawrence
Burg
Aurora
Terre Haute
Lafayette
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Ocean Grove
Sea Isle
Washington
R. P. Algeo
Cape May
W. W. Richardson
Colorado
Monon
Cincinnati
Rushville
Connersville
Hamilton
Pittsburg
Janes
Springfield
Dinzonda
J. C. Sipe
N. Med. St
Julius C Walk
Members Merchants’ Association
Leading Jewelers
Buffalo
N. Y
Exposition
Niagara Falls
Michigan Southern Railway
Toledo
Sandusky
Cleveland
Middle States
Lake Shore
A. J. Smith
G. P
T. A
SCI
Denver
Burlington
St. Louis
St. ‘Joseph
Kansas City
Rockies
Illustrated Publications
Seenic Colorado
W. M. Shaw
D. L
Kahn
Graham
York Butters
All Good Grocers
the Parrott-Taggart Bakery
Libyvy & Stalnaker
East Washington
Low
B. Borford
Gresis Dick Es
Chas. Muellerschoen
Toojac
Metzger & CO
Atkins Silver Steel
EE. C
Atking & CO
Corner South
Illinois Sts
W. B. Barry Saw and Supply Co
Penn
Fire and Marine Insurance Co
Custom House Street
Providence
FR. L
Fred W. Arnold
Jas. EB. Tillinghast
Rand
Ronda
Leanne
Total
Aavets
Rennet
State of Indiana
Office of Auditor of State
W. H. Hart
F. F. McCrea
Law Building
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