Indiana Authors Readings Boost Harrison Monument Fund
Large Indianapolis audience enjoyed a program by Riley, Wallace, Ade, Tarkington, Nicholson and Miss Stein. Net receipts exceed $2,500 for the Harrison monument fund as authors shared sketches, poems and stories, with Gen. Lew Wallace and Barr McCutcheon among attendees at the University Club reception.
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Riley
Wallace
Ade
Tarkington
Nicholson
Miss Stein
Mr. Riley
Indiana
Harrison Monument Fund
General Wallace
Senator Fairbanks
Gen
Lew Wallace
Ben-Hur
Rocky Mountains
Rockies
George Ade
Aesop
Banks
San Juan
Sherman
Mr. Ade
Women’s Club
Milton
Byron
Tarrington
Evaleen Stein
Mission
San Gabriel
Mr. Tarkington
Mr. Tarwer
Hugh McGibeny
Tsohaikowsky
Boccherini
Indianapolis Sym Y Orchestra
McGibeny
Harrison Fund
McGiben
University Club
Barr McCutcheon
Charles
Out of Indianapolis
Booth Tarkington
Robbery of Five Dollars in Stamps at Brinkley Coffee
Brinkley and Brinkley Coffee Company reported a theft of five dollars worth of stamps. A delivery wagon driver had just collected them at the office and placed them under the seat, then drove to the Popp grocery across the street.
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Brinkley & Brinkley Coffee Company
T Office
Popp Grocery
Missing stamps found after cushion disturbance
A man noticed a disarranged cushion upon leaving a building and discovered the stamps were missing when he lifted the cushion.
Graduating Exercises at Girls Industrial School
At Tomlinson Hall yesterday afternoon the Girls Industrial School held graduation exercises for seventeen pupils. Mrs Blanchard distributed diplomas and a variety of prizes, with musical numbers by the school and mandolin club. Next Saturday the annual picnic is set for Fairview Park.
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Girls’ Industrial School
Tomlinson’ Hall
Addie A. Ford
Mandolin Club
Edith Wheeler
E. E. White
Lena Bennett
Mamie Horn
Hargraves
Blanchard
Anna Kemper
Mabel
May Burkhart
Julia Wamsley
Ellen McGinnis
Lillian Fay
Anna Miller
Grace Grove
Florence Fager
Anna Witt
Blanche Wimmer
Flora Kemper
Irene Smith
Clara L. Sensom
Baxter
Eunice Davis
Anna Manthy
Lena Gebauer
Visitors hope for fair trial in Taylor case at Hotel English
Clement S. Nunn of Marion Kentucky says Kentuckians would treat ex Governor Taylor fairly and hopes for his innocence in the case. He notes Kentucky Democrats expect gains while Republicans hold most Congress seats and calls the Eleventh district hopelessly Republican. Nunn also discusses fluor spar mining and local industry.
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Taylor
Kentucky
English
Clement S. Nunn
Marion
Finley
Nunn
Durbin
Goebel
Congress
America
Fluor Spar
Gas
State Catholic Federations to Organize at Grand Hotel
A conference in Columbus gathers 25 to 30 delegates to form a state federation of Catholic societies. The meeting at 1 pm in Grand Hotel Room 1c, with credentials after 10 am, precedes an 8 pm address at Y M C A Hall by National President Minahan. The organizers include Edward D Reardon Dennis P Downs Peter Wallrath and Harry E Rouse.
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T. B. Minahan
Columbus
American Federation of Catholic Societies
Grand Hotel
Harry E. Rouse
Indiana
National Law Committee
Edward D. Reardon
National Executive Committee
Dennis P. Downs
National Organization Committee
Peter Wallrath
National Ways and Means Committee
national law_committee
Wallrrath
Evansville
Hartford in Town Prompts Attorney General Talk
Portland attorney P. H. Hartford arrives in Indianapolis and is eyed as a possible Democratic candidate for attorney general though he has not yet announced. Senator Stillwell remains the sole declared contender with John W. Kern favored to chair the state convention. Janes W. Fortune has been named chief sergeant at arms for the convention set for Wednesday with veterans of the Spanish American War serving as sergeants at arms. Heilly and Fanning prepare the hall.
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P. H. Hartford
Portland
Hartford
Grand Hotel
Stillwell
Princeton
J. G. McNutt
Indiana
John W. Kern
Janes W. Fortune
Jeffersonville
Indianapolis
Heilly
Democratic State Committee
Joseph T. Fanning
Busy U S official Wells M Sawyer travels with wife
Wells M Sawyer a top federal employee was at the Hotel English last week with his wife en route to the Pacific coast. She accompanied him as far as Illinois. Sawyer’s work involves fitting out new plans or arrangements for government projects.
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Wells M. Sawyer
United States
English
Sawyer
Pacific Coast
Illinois
Federal furniture contracts link Indianapolis maker to federal buildings
The article notes L. C. Thompson of Indianapolis supplies government offices and has contracts for federal buildings in Scranton Pennsylvania Bringham Alabama Kansas City Kansas and Indianapolis. It also mentions Mr Sawyer visiting to review contracts with Thompson and details about the Denison Hotel European plan and a cafe for women with escorts. Other local figures include Charles F Hurley new Columbia Club superintendent and visitors Hugh T O Connor and Misses Maud Cooper Mary Keyes Elizabeth Montgomery and William A Mooney at events last night.
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Indianapolis
Mr. Sawyer
L. C. Thompson
Mr. Thompson
Scranton
Bringham
Ala
Kansas City
Kan
Denison
H. C. Sheridan
Frankfort
C. C. Shirley
Kokomo
Hugh T. O'Connor
Denison Hotel
Maud Cooper
Mary Keyes
Elizabeth Montgomery
William A. Mooney
Columbus
Grand
Ruling in Divorce Suit Addresses When Decree Is Denied
Judge Allen holds that when both spouses are entitled to a decree, neither should be granted and a post separation violation of the marriage contract can be charged to either party. Georgia A. Wood sued William Wood for divorce after twelve years apart and a police arrest involving her and another man. The court denied a decree, keeping her married status and subject to marriage laws, with a two year prohibition on remarriage.
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Alien
Circuit Court
Supreme Court
Georgia A. Wood
William Wood
Allen
Ambrose Moore Dies. Parke County Sheriff and State GOP Figure
Ambrose Moore of 1210 Cornell avenue died yesterday at Eastman Sanitarium from a complication of diseases. He served two terms as Parke county sheriff and represented the Fifth district on the Republican State committee. A Mason and Scottish Rite member, he leaves a widow and two children. funeral Tuesday at 2:20 p.m. conducted by the Masonic order.
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Ambrose Moore
Cornell Avenue
Eastman
C. A. Kruth & Co
Villa-avenue church dedication and baptisms noted
The Villa-avenue Methodist Protestant Church will be dedicated today with services at 10 90, 2, and evening led by Rev W W Lyneberry. Twenty vocalists and the Dungal Male Quartet provide music. Special services at Central Universalist Church baptize four children with Jordan water brought by Mrs Crosley. Prof C W Pearson to speak at Grand Opera House on Bible and Modern Thought.
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Villa-avenue Methodist
W. W. Lyneberry
Bert Gadd
Dungal
Central Universalist Church
New Jersey
Fifteenth Streets
Marion Crosley
C. W. Pearson
Grand Opera House
Daggett Charges Cruel Treatment in Divorce Suit
William H. Daggett files for divorce from Barbara L. Daggett alleging repeated separations and cruelty since 1897. He claims she beat his daughter, endangered the children, and wrongfully took groceries to her mother. Separate note: Fred H. Powers fined for petit larceny and loitering after deserting his children.
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William H. Daggett
Barbara L. Daggett
Fred H. Powers
Connoway
Powers
Guardians
Governor eyes transfer of insane convicts to better facilities
Governor Durbin praised a Board of State Charities report on the harmful impact of insane convicts at the State Prison. He proposed moving them to an institution where they could be treated, possibly using the Northern Hospital for the Insane. The Michigan City Prison report blamed poor conditions on the presence of insane inmates among regular prisoners and uniform rules.
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Anderson
Durbin
Board of State Charities
Michigan City
Escape from Workhouse Revealed by Recaptured Man
Henry McElwaine, one of three escapees from the workhouse last week, recounted the breakout with Superintendent Shaw. He described obtaining a wrench to repair a pipe, smuggling blankets to the fourth tier balcony, and using a blanket rope to drop forty feet after freeing a defective bar and sliding to the ground.
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Henry McElwaine
Elwood
Shaw
McElwaine
Joe Ferriter
Thomas Davis
Indiana Shiloh commission to attend Ohio monument dedication
Wil Beat Shiloh and Indiana Shiloh commission members Captain Nicholas Ensley Captain J. B. Wright Captain T. B. Wood Captain Ben Hutchins and Captain G. E. Gardner will depart Wednesday noon June 4 for Shiloh to attend the Ohio monument dedication June 6 and 7. They travel as guests of Ohio and may bring more Indiana Shiloh soldiers. Fare from Louisville to Paducah and back is 5.50 and from Paducah to Shiloh 10.00.
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Nicholas Ensley
Wright
Rockport
T. B. Wood
Franklin
Ben Hutchins
Columbus
G. E. Gardner
Bluffton
Shiloh
Ohio Monument
Indiana
Louisville
Paducah
Bauer Divorce Suit Seeks Alimony After Alleged Threats
Frances M. Bauer yesterday filed for divorce from Joseph J. Bauer alleging threats to kill her a revolver pointed at her and a porch assault that left her unconscious and in neighbor care.
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Frances M. Bauer
Joseph J. Bauer
Court Record Board Dismissals and Divorces Noted
Emanuel Hall sues Indianapolis Gas Company for damages but plaintiff dismisses at his cost. Mollie Shilling and Catherine Kenyon divorces progress. Kenyon divorce judgment and decree for plaintiff.
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John L. McMaster
Emanuel Hall
Indianapolis Gas Company
Charles Shilling
Mollie Shilling
Kenyon
Catherine Kenyon
Indiana Institution Deaf Commencement Exercises Planned
The fifty eighth annual commencement of the Indiana Institution for the Education of the Deaf will be held Wednesday morning June 11. The program includes an address by Rev. Joshua Stansfield, recitations and essays by graduates, and diplomas conferred by John H. James, a member of the board of trustees.
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Indiana Institution For the Education of the Deaf
Joshua Stansfield
John H. James
Board of Trustees
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