Commemorate Graduation With Diamond Gifts For Girls
In selecting Commencement Gifts why not commemorate this event one of the most notable in your child's life by choosing a diamond. Even a small one, coming as it does on that occasion, carries with it a great deal of sentiment, and the recipient will cherish and remember it a lifetime. There are all kinds of pretty pieces of Diamond Jewelry for girls Pin, Brooches, Rings and things that appeal to the feminine heart.
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Springfield Center
N. Y
Frank Grover
Gray
Hood
Pearson L. Texter
Hagersville
Indiana Insurance Report Aims To Detail State Firms
Insurance Commissioner C. E. Neal reads through a forthcoming annual report covering Indiana and national insurers. The document, due before the auditor of state’s November release, will list 30 licensed insurers, show in force policies near 220 million, and fire coverage around 5.3 million. It notes state and foreign firms expanding business and cites fee reductions offset by rising overall insurance activity.
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C. E. Neal
Insurance Department
Auditor of State
United
Indiana
Neal
Funeral Held for Mrs. Mary Broz After Sudden Death
The funeral for Mrs. Mary Broz of 12 Madison Avenue was held yesterday from her residence. She collapsed on Palmer Street last Saturday afternoon from heart illness. Sister Mrs. Henry Patrick of Topeka, Kansas, was notified by telegraph but no word has arrived, raising fears she may be a victim of the tragedy.
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Mary Broz
Madison Avenue
Broz
Palmer Street
Henry Patrick
Topeka
Kan
Telebut
Foresters Encampment Eyes Six Cities For Head Camp
Foresters encampment grounds to be prepared in the State field opposite the Deaf and Dumb Institute on East Washington Street for the Head Camp of the Modern Woodmen of America June 15 to 20. Six cities Los Angeles Salt Lake City Denver Niagara Falls Saratoga Springs Milwaukee contend for the event with Milwaukee aiming to overturn a residency ban. Local committees report progress with rooms, financing and transport plans as P T Anderson arrives to lead preparations in Indianapolis.
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Woodmen of America
Deaf and Dumb Institute
Washington Street
Los Angeles
Cal
Salt Lake City
Utah
Denver
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Saratoga Springs
Milwaukee
Wis
Herr Schlitz
Niagara
Claypool
Nebraska
Nebraska State Journal
Hagenow
Lincoln
Indianapolis
M. W. of A
Crete
Hebron
A. R. Talbot
Gildersleeve
Kansas City
St. Paul
Missouri
Springfield
Joplin
Trenton
Hannibal
Clinton
Joseph
St. Louis
St. Joseph
Hotels Committee
Dr. Worth
Stevenson Building
P. T. Anderson
Rockford
Foresters
Ac Ee
Anderson
Hoosier
Married in New York James Fennessey weds Grace Morand
A telegram reports the marriage yesterday at the Little Church Around the Corner of James E. Fennessey of Cincinnati and Grace E Morand. Fennessey co-owns the Empire Theater in Cincinnati and the People’s Theater, is secretary of the national theater control group, and has Indianapolis connections. Morand is daughter of John E Morand, president of the Indianapolis and Bird transfer companies, and manager of the Parmelee Company in Chicago.
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New York
James E. Fennessey
Cincinnati
Grace FE. Morand
Fennessey
Empire Theater
People’s Theater
Indianapolis
Miss Morand
John E. Morand
Indianapolis and
Bird Transfer
Parmelee Company
Chicago
Messenger Heads to Evansville for Midwest Furniture Meeting
Indiana Retail Furniture Association president Mr. W. H. Messenger traveled last night to Evansville to join a joint meeting of furniture dealers from Illinois and Kentucky.
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W. H. Messenger
Indiana Retail Furniture Association
Evansville
Illinois
Kentu
The Ward Voting Places for the Primary Election
Chairman Edwin D. Logsdon announced Friday’s councilmanic primaries with 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. polls across fifteen wards. Official voting sites and boards include Engine House Roosevelt Ave, Armory Sixteenth St and Capitol Ave, and multiple district locations with named inspectors and judges. Returns will be sent to the Republican committee rooms on East Market Street after polls close and results counted.
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Edwin D. Logsdon
Republican City Committee
Councilmanic
Republican Committee
de Boto
East Market Street
Logsdon
Engine House
Roosevelt Avenue
College Avenue
William Schall
William Walker
A. P. Craft
Jas. Boswell
J. O. Lowry
Armory
Sixteenth Street
Capitol Avenue
John Benedict
James Pritchard
William Gates
Claud Richie
John Habbe
Rader
Udeil Streets
John Ford
J. W. Lane
Henry Holmes
Norwood Gold
Marion Eaton
Blake and
North Streets
Indiana Avenue
Jake Woods
John Pendegast
Charles Stapp
William Walden
Guy A. Boyle
Massachusetts Avenue
George Shaffer
William H. Baker
Benno Mitchell
Edwin Dickman
East Eleventh Street
Charles E. Logsdon
Vincent Clifford
Frank H. Mark
Bert Johnson
Louis J. Morgan
McKinley Club
Hamilton Avenue
East Michigan Street
George Snider
Frank B. Heaton
Owen Foy
Dr. J. 8
Roberts
Albert Bannworth
Uhl
Charles T. Brown
David Tullus
Reading
Haughville
John W. Harrison
A. O. Meloy
George Reynolds
Charles Schlee
W. P. Canfield
Former Democratic Councilman Discussed for Mayoral Run
George R. Colter, a once prominent Democratic ward leader and ex City Council member for the Tenth Ward, is reportedly considering entering the mayoralty race. He weighs running on a Democratic ticket to oppose Bookwalter, citing street conditions and handling of the smallpox epidemic. Colter’s possible bid could align with the Taggart wing of the party, recalling his leadership in South Side politics and his role during Virginia Avenue viaduct construction and railroad concessions. Colter, now retired and living on East uth street, previously ran saloon and cigar businesses. Also mentioned is J. O. Henderson as a potential mayoral candidate, though he has not announced intent.
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George R. Colter
Tenth Ward
Colter
Bookwalter
George Colter
Taggart
Democratic Party
South Side
East Uth Street
J. O. Henderson i
Henderson
Holtzman
McCullough
Moore
Berry A candidate for re election in Eleventh ward
James E Berry, a Democrat and councilman of the Thirteenth ward for two years, announced his bid for re election representing the new Eleventh ward. The redistricting groups parts of the Ninth Tenth and Thirteenth wards. Berry may run for councilman at large while Moriarity aims to carry the ward despite Berry’s entry. Moriarity says no fight exists between them. Other candidates listed for various wards include Hayes Cottey Brown Squires Coyner Smith Billingsley and more. Reunion planned for DePauw University class of 187? and Greencastle gathering noted.
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James E. Berry
Berry
James Moriarity
George Coulter
South Side
Moriarity
Council
Logsdon
William A. Hayes
Albert E. Cottey
Wyley Brown
George W. Squires
John V. Coyner
Louis J. Smith
James H. Billingsley
John H. Cral
William P. Johnston
Gustav G. Schmidt
Nathan B. Groff
Fred W. Eppert
George L. Keemle
Greencastle Commencement Week Reunion Committee Named
The Greencastle celebration during commencement week will include class members present for the event. The reunion committee is led by Larz A team Theodore Moll and Daisy Steele Wilson, forming the planning group for the gatherings.
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Greencastle
Bree Iy Sigg
Tor
Larz
Theodore Moll
Daisy Steele Wilson
Desertion Charge Stuns Fort Leavenworth Engineer
Ollie B. West of 335 East Louisiana street was arrested by Detectives Colbert and Hauser for deserting the regular army. A civil engineer at Fort Leavenworth, West reportedly left his post on May 8 without leave, and he will be returned to Fort Leavenworth to face a court martial.
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Ollie B. West
Louisiana Street
Colbert and Hauser
West
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Burial totals at Crown Hill. board reelects officers
Crown Hill Cemetery held its annual meeting. officers were re elected for the coming year. President George B. Yandes, Secretary R. W. Cathcart, Superintendent F. W. Chislett, with a continuing board including Dr. John M. Kitchen John Co. New William S Hubbard Thomas H. Spann and Nicholas McCarthy. The year saw 1500 burials and 901 soldiers laid to rest on Crown Hill grounds. improvements planned include a city sewer connection with a separate cemetery system, electric lighting, and an additional night watchman to patrol the grounds.
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Crown Hill Cemetery
George B. Yandes
R. W. Cathcart
F. W. Chislett
John M. Kitchen
John Co. New
William 8. Hubbard
Thomas H. Spann
Nicholas McCarty
Crown Hill
Druids Hold 43rd Indiana Grand Grove Meeting in Indianapolis
The Grand Grove of Indiana met at Druid Hall on Maryland Street with about 1,500 members across 18 groves. Reports by officers Stallard Geider Haught Winter outlined finances, membership growth efforts, and ritual changes. Local teams competed in drills as by laws were reviewed and final degrees planned for today.
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Druid Hall
Maryland Street
Grand Grove
Indiana
Charles T. Stallard
Lafayette
Charles G. N. Geider
J. H. Haught
John Winter
Indianapolis
Board of Trustees
Enjoyable smoker at Indianapolis College of Law
The Indianapolis College of Law hosted a smoker for the graduating class with hosts E J Heeb Earl P Hopkins Francis Springer and Theop T Moll. Guests included John M Ashby B B Baxter M T Bowman M Y Campbell M W Chance A L Cornelius W M Crockett C C Cushman J B Farrell and many others. Commencement exercises will be held tonight at the Grand Opera House with Hon William L Taylor as speaker and class orators Merton W Chance and M J Bowman. About thirty degrees will be conferred and annual prizes awarded including the Edward Thompson Company senior prize and Bobbs Merrill junior prizes along with the dean's prize Anderson's Law Dictionary.
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Indianapolis College of Law
E. J. Heeb
Earl P. Hopkins
Francis Springer
Theop. T. Moll
John M. Ashby
B. B. Baxter
M. T. Bowman
M. Y. Campbell
M. W. Chance
A. L. Cornelius
W. M. Crockett
C. C. Cushman
J. 8
R. L. Watkins
A. H. Wolven
Grand Opera House
William L. Taylor
Merton W. Chance
M. J. Bowman
Edward Thompson Company
Northport
Long Island
N. Y
Bobbs-Merrill Company
Elliott
Anderson
Rev J G Chaffee Dies at Brookville Home
Rev John G. Chaffee aged 82 died at his daughter's Brookville residence after a fall and brain concussion in May. A veteran Indiana Conference Methodist preacher born near Brookville, he lived in Indianapolis since 1855 and leaves a widow and two daughters in Brookville and Valparaiso. Burial will be in the Shirk family lot in Brookville.
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John G. Chaffee
John Shirk
Brookville
Dr. Chaffee
Ind
Indiana Conference
Clara Sparks
Indianapolis
Shirk
Mt. Carmel
H. O. McIntosh
United States Navy
Valparaiso
Chile
Brookville National Bank
Mr. Shirk
Mayors inspect Cairo stone roads for Indianapolis drive plans
Mayor Bookwalter and board members Harold C Megrew Charles Maguire and J Clyde Power returned after inspecting macadamized roads in St Louis laid with Cairo Illinois stone. The cementlike material is praised for durability and may influence Indianapolis park system boulevards and drives.
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Bookwalter
Harold C. Megrew
Charles Maguire
Board of Public Works
Charles E. Coffin
Park Board
J. Clyde Power
St. Louis
Novacaulit Paving Company
Cairo
Indianapolis
Death of Jacob Miller Pioneer Resident of West Indianapolis
Jacob Miller aged 104, a long time Indiana resident and pioneer from Lancaster Ohio, died at 1926 Howard Street. He moved to the area in 1830 and witnessed Indianapolis grow. Born July 1822, he married Mary A. Smithson in 1850 and left three children, nineteen grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral set for 2 pm tomorrow at his residence with interment Mount Jackson. Mrs Mary Bauer, pioneer of Hamilton County, died near Fisher's Station after long local residence. Born Bavaria 1834, she leaves three sons and five daughters.
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Jacob Miller
Indiana
Indianapolis
Howard Street
Mr. Miller
Lancaster
Mary A. Smithson
Center Township
Mary Bauer
Hamilton County
Fisher's Station
Bauer
Bavaria
Drowned in Pleasant Run Near Prospect Street
Edward Silvernagel seven drowned in Pleasant run near Prospect street yesterday afternoon. Son of John Silvernagel of 1113 South Illinois street ran away with his older brother last Tuesday. The brothers wandered city for nearly a week and were not located. The younger boy, unable to swim, was carried over the dam into a deep pool below and drowned before help arrived. Passersby dragged the lifeless body to shore. the father took the body to the morgue then home in his wagon.
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Edward Silvernagel
Pleasant Run
Prospect Street
Young Silvernagel
John Silvernagel
Illinois Street
Clerk Versus Employer Solves Sunday Sales Charge
Isadore E Solomon a merchant at 4 West Washington street was made defendant in a suit in Justice Stout s court yesterday afternoon on an affidavit by Edwin E Young a clerk charging that Solomon kept his store open on Sunday and forced his clerks to work that day The case hinges on Section 2000 of Indiana statutes penalizing Sunday business pursuit
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Isadore E. Solomon
West
Washington Street
Mountain and Seashore Resorts On the Line of C and O
Mountain and seashore resorts along the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway offer scenic destinations with affordable accommodations. Through tickets to New York include stopover privileges at Virginia Hot Springs White Sulphur Springs and at Washington Baltimore and Philadelphia. Side trips from Philadelphia to Atlantic City available. Contact MO D POTTS A G P A Cincinnati for Summer Homes Time Folder and full information or reach connecting line agents.
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New York
Virginia
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
MO. D
Potts
Cincinnati
Big Four Route Excursions From Indianapolis This June
Sunday trips advertise $1.25 round trip to Cincinnati, Terre Haute, Greencastle, and Decatur with special express trains from Indianapolis Union Station, 7:00 am. returns 7:00 pm. Additional notices list excursions to Sandusky, and merchants offering coal, oats, dry cleaning, and various goods with local business names and contact details.
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Cincinnati
Indianapolis Union Station
Central Union Station
Terre Haute
Greencastle
New Pianos At Sixteen Dollars And Up At Wulschner's
Wulschner's piano shop advertises new pianos starting at sixteen dollars and higher, highlighting affordable entry models and a range of options for buyers seeking entry level instruments.
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Wulschner’s
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Fort Nenworth
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Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Geo. T. Gunnip
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Maryland St
Indianapolis Fire Insurance CO
East Market St
John H. Holliday
H. C. Martin
R. M. Mueller
Delaware and
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White
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J. H. Reed
L. 8
Eberhardt
Capitol Ave
Taft
Maeer
Union Painless Dentists
Corner
Monument
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