Marion County sells bonds at record premium to John F. Wild & Co
The Marion County Commissioners sold 100000 dollars of 1 percent twenty year refunding bonds to John F. Wild & Co. for a premium of as the highest premium ever paid for such bonds in the United States. The Wild bid exceeded all rivals by about 10 percent, with home bidders generally higher than foreign bidders. Other bidders included Capitol National Bank Indiana Trust Company National Bank Association and several firms from Cleveland and Chicago.
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Marion County
John F. Wild & Co
United States
Capitol National Bank
Indiana Trust Company
The
National Bank
Seie Oar Company
Mayer
Season Good
Denison Priory
Cleveland
N. W. Harrisee
Mason, Lewis
Frese National Bank
W. J. Hayes
Caught in the Creek Fugitives Endure Chase Near Fair Grounds
A noon firing near Fall Creek sparked a citywide pursuit. Al McPherson, a long-term prisoner, was captured after a lengthy chase through the creek. Dee Shipman, another escapee, remained at large after the episode, reportedly swimming the river multiple times and resisting capture.
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Fall Creek
al. McPherson
Dee Shipman
Sepand § Oe
Fair Grounds
SONS OF REVOLUTION MEETING DISCUSSES REGULAR SESSIONS
Members of the Bows of the Revolution gathered at St Pauls parish house to mark flag day. The Rev Lewis and Rev Philputt urged a schedule of winter meetings and greater activity. The society, now 51 members, plans to admit more after verifying direct descent from a revolutionary soldier.
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St. Paul's Church
Naga
Lewis
A. B. Philputt
Solier
Bitten by a Dog Involve Carleton Swiggard Son
Mrs Carleton Swiggard of North Street reported her son bitten by a dog owned by Dr Brown of Wit Avenue. Police were notified. Dr Brown said the dog was not rabid but overheated and would confine it until his observations. He then planned to kill the animal after further study. The boy’s injuries were not serious.
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J Carleton Swiggard
SS North Street
Sean
Dr. Brown
Wit Avenue
Poolroom men arrested in city poolroom case
Frank J. Douglass and Mike Toomey of 17 Illinois Street were arrested by Detectives Asch and Wallace for operating a poolroom located in the rear of Tron's Saloon at 17 North Ninots Street. The venue had been cleared for weeks and reopened Wednesday, with authorities claiming an official action by acting Mayor Johnson and plans to pursue the case in court.
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Frank J. Douglass
Mike Toomey
Illinois Street
Asch and Wallace
Tron
North Ninots Street
Johnson
Harris to Speak on Austro Hungarian Empire at Columbia Club
Hon Addison C Harris ex minister to Austria delivers an entertaining address at the Columbia Club on The Political and Industrial Bratus of the Austro Hungarian Empire. All members urged to attend tonight.
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Addison C. Harris
Tria
Columbia Club
General Knefler Dies At His Home In Indianapolis
General Fred Knefler, Civil War hero and longtime advocate for the Soldiers and Sailors Monument, died yesterday at 1224 East Washington Street after a long illness. He served as colonel and brevet brigadier general, led the Seventy-ninth Indiana, and was famed for strict discipline and deep learning.
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Fred Knefler
East Washington Street
James H. Taylor
General Knefler
Governor Mount
Knefler
Kossuth
Knefer
Judge C. ©. Hines
Judge Hines
Frederick Knefler
Arad
Hungary
Austria
Louis Kossuth
New York City
New York
Frederick
Jonathan W. Gordon
Beevers
Ripley County
John ©. New
Marion County
Lincoln
Indiana
Romney
W. Va
Lew Wallace
Seventy-ninth
John Hanna
United States
Hayes
Board of Regents
The
Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Monument
Indianapolis
General Kneffer
Nashville
Chattanooga
Franklin
Missionary Ridge
Eli F. Ritter
Koefler
Koefier
Fred Knetler
Ware Street
Knerler
Beatty
Wood
Bull's Gap
Tennessee
Madison
Funeral Directions From Gen Knefler For Simple Burial
General Knefler left written funeral directions to Mrs Knefler and Gen Foster. They were opened yesterday with family present and close associates. He requested no services, a plain coffin wrapped in the flag, private burial for immediate family and eight old comrades from two units.
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Knefler
R.S. Foster
General Foster
Captain Ritter
James H. Taylor
D. F. Billingsley
Charles KR. Willams
General Knefler
Indiana Volunteers
Foster
Eulon
The Robbery of Pettigrew at Flanner Buchanan's
William W. Pettigrew, manager at Flanner and Buchanan's undertakers, fled after opening the safe and stealing 61 dollars. He had risen from hostler to manager, married with two children, and lived above the shop. His whereabouts are unknown and police have not been alerted.
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Flanner & Buchanan
William W. Pettigrew
Flanner
Mr. Buchanan
Pettigrew
Gambie
Will Tame With Music By Wheel Workers Parade
Striking wheelmakers from Standard wheel works plan a 3 PM show of force at the factory yard. A drum corps and buglers will lead a procession through surrounding streets, with class yells and music until 4 PM when the factory closes. Last night about 100 attended the West Indianapolis Council hall meeting. Six recruits from the employer were reported and fifteen new members were taken. Workers express confidence despite no reply from factory managers.
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Standard
Old West Indianapolis
Notice to Tourists and Excursions From Indianapolis
A public notice lists travel options from Indianapolis with round trip fares to Michigan resorts Cincinnati via Big Four and Pennsylvania routes June 16 and 20. It advertises mail-forwarding service for Daily and Sunday Journal, various excursions to Madison Danville Union City and Pendleton plus sales at Marcy's and the Indianapolis Barber Supply co with diamond and jewelry promos.
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Big Four
Bargains That Move Goods Invite Your Investigation
A bold sales pitch urges readers to explore offerings with promises of strong value. The notice emphasizes genuine bargains and urges immediate attention to secure favorable terms. It highlights the advantage of quick action and the certainty of advantageous pricing.
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Percale
India
L.s.ayres
Marion
County Bonds
Sons OF Revolution
Mrs. Carleton Swiggard
the Vic
Tim
Frank J. Douglass and
A. C. Harris
Wulechner’s
Gen. Knefler
Ky. Knefler
Wallace
Seventy-ninth Regiment
Louisville
Knetler
Mr. Thornburg
Boyd
Polytechnic Institute
Vienna
Thomas J. Wood
Chickamauga
Bragg
Buell
Stone River
Rosecrans
Cso
Kentucky
Arrington
John C. New
Ritter
Orchard Knob
Seventy-ninth Indiana
Eighty-sixth Indiana
Europe
Institute For the Blind
John Co. New
Fred’ Knefler
Aoa
W. W. Pettigrew
Flanner & Buchanan’s
Dunlap
Seaton’s Hat Store
Daily
Sunday Journal
Canada
Decatur
Pennsyly
Ania Lines
Michigan
Petorkey
Cincinnati
Indianapolis Union Station
Cincinnati Union Station
Pennsylvania Lines
Danville, Ill
Danville
Union City
Wabash and
Way
Massachusetts Avenue
Wabash
Pendleton
Vandalia-Pennsylvania Lines
Blooming
Ton, Ind
Alumni Association of
Indiana University
German Fire Insurance of
South
Delaware Street
Janes
Marcy's
Nickel Waltham Movement
Barber Supply Co
Law Building
J. C. Sipe
N. Med. It
Marcy
Stevenson
Bliss
OWL Building Clothing
Furnishings
Dianapolis
Vainville, Ill
Gas Office
Indianapolis Gas Co
Olivis
Brock
E. J. Heeb
Vories
Sentinel Printing Company
West Market Street
Ind
Juliusc
Summer Law School
Indianapolis College of Law
Joseph Taggart’s
Massachusetts Ave
Red Rock
Deparator Medical Institute and Sanitarium
Ilinois Street
Pearson’s Piano House
Indianapolis, Ind
Lilisy & Stalnaker
East
Washington ST
E. C. Atkins & CO
Saws and Uieols Streets
W. B. Barry Law and Supply Co
Penn
Wawasee Lake
West
Awngee Nn
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