Special session called aloud for Indiana Odd Fellows meeting
A special session of the Indiana Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows is called in this city on Monday September 16 to confer the Grand Lodge and past official degrees on eligible past grands with proper credentials. The Sovereign Grand Lodge meets September 14 to 21 at the Statehouse hall in Indianapolis with expectant attendance from across Indiana.
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Indiana Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Grand Lodge
Indiana Grand Lodge
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Odd Fellows’ Fraternity
House of Representatives
Statehouse
Indiana
Leedy
Jurisdic
Patriarchs
State Fair Grounds
Sousa
Odd Fellows
State Fair
Old man injured in saloon seven-up dispute
Admiral Erisman, a 72 year old man from 146 East Tenth Street, was severely cut in a fight at O'Brien and Talbert's saloon after a seven-up game with strangers from the country. He sustained a gash near the left eye and facial wounds, with police called to the scene.
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Erisman
East Tenth Street
City Dispensary
O'Brien & Talbert
Wabash
Alabama
Lister
Smallpox Quarantine Raised as Bates Case Unconfirmed
Bates a probation nurse in the City is reported sick with contagious disease but board officials dispute the illness and many nurses were said to be stricken. Dr Spencer denies the claims. Bates’s condition improves and officials lifted the smallpox quarantine at Felix Whitehead’s residence on River Avenue.
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Bates
Board of Health
Spencer
Miss Bates
Felix Whitehead
Lite River Avenue
Walker Named to Regents Board After Death of General
Governor Durbin announced the appointment of Colonel I N Walker of Monument Reagents to the board of regents to fill the vacancy created by General Fred di s death. Walker, former national commander of the G A R and ex State tax commissioner, would become president of the board and draw a salary per year during the regents' term which ends November 1 when a board of control will replace the regents.
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Durbin
N. Walker
Board of
Ent Regents
Fred di
Walker
The
of Regents
Board of Control
Banker William G Green Arrested on Tax Evasion Charge
William G. Green a private banker from Denver Indiana was arrested by Deputy U S Marshal Branham for operating a bank without paying tax. Green says the tax is not owed under the law and claims the Peru based bank began operations last week. The report notes strong opposition to business leaving the city.
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William G. Green
Denver
Ind
United States
Branham
Green
Peru
Saxe Rae Mera
Indiana novelist Test Dalton lands fall publication
New Indiana author Test Dalton of this city has a novel accepted for fall release by G W Dillingham Company of New York. Dalton also secured a play collaboration with Walker Whiteside titled Prince Charming set in Louis XV era.
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G. W. Dillingham Company, Publishers
New York
Test Dalton
Dalton
Chicago
Indianapolis
N. F. Dalton
Broadway
Dillingham Company
Louis XV
France
Mr. Datton
Harvard
London
Paris
Mr. Dalton
Indiana
Charlton Andrews
Connersville
California
Mr. Andrews
Talk With the Mayor on French Lick Hotel Plans
The Grand Hotel meeting with Mayor Taggart Crawford Fairbanks and Joseph W. Fanning reveals a new hotel at French Lick. The project will have about 300 guest rooms, with construction starting July and occupancy expected by February. The mayor denies intent to seek re election, hinting at political caution and a McKinley comparison. The hotel’s estimated cost is about 500000.
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Mayor Taggart
Crawford Fairbanks
Joseph W. Fanning
Grand Hotel
French Lick
Taggart
McKinley
Targart
Deaths of John R. Spencer and Miss Jeannette Newland
John R. Spencer of Lafayette Indiana NY Life agent died after being found unconscious at Oneida Hotel. Medical opinion cites brain congestion possibly induced by poison. His body shipped to Lafayette. Miss Jeannette A Newland of Lafayette died at Windsor apartments after a two week illness at age twenty two. She served on the faculty of the Institution for the Blind and was engaged to be married. Survived by sister Mrs. Harry E. Collester and three brothers. Funeral at Windsor Room conducted by Rev J Cumming Smith. Interment in Alton Illinois burial lot.
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John R. Spencer
Lafayette
Ind
New York Life Insurance Company
Oneida Hotel
Jeannette A. Newland
Robert A. Newland
Windsor
Institution For the Education of the Blind
Shortridge
Harry E. Collester
New York
Accidental death of German grocer and saloon keeper
Herman F. Brandes a German grocer saloon keeper and butcher at Prospect and Madeira streets died instantly yesterday morning from a gunshot wound to the right eye after his wife urged him to remove shells from a nearby gun. She heard the shot and found him dead as he was about to descend stairs. Authorities note the gun fired accidentally while he reached for it.
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Herman F. Brandes
Prospect
Madeira
Republicans Force Ballot Inspectors in Indianapolis Ward Election
A City Council clash over inspectors for the July 18 Fifteenth ward election ended with Republicans winning 11 to 0 for thirteen inspector nominees by ballot. Democrats protested gag rules as Bernauer refused to vote, then relented. the move marks a new ballot method urged by Republicans, who aim to control inspectors for this and next fall elections. Interurban contracts and Negley redistricting were postponed or vetoed prospects, with several ordinances discussed including park funds and bicycle rules.
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John M. Higgins
Charles Warrington
William Hillman
Louis C. Held, Jr
A. Wuregler
Tomas Boyvhin
Amer Funk
Adam H. Snideman
George H. Dreschel
Joseph Seyfried
Justice Webster
Henry Hudson
William Morgan
William Svendsen
Crall
Billingsley
McGrew
Moriarity
Megrew
Bernauer
Negley
Taggart
Council
Iain
Board of Works
Campa
Republians
Higgins
Board of Health
Park Board
Riverside Park
Washington Street
Praisers Appointed and City Contract Notes
Appraisers John Carson W T Steele and J A Baker assess asphalt and brick roadways on multiple streets and report asphalt paving on Thirteenth Street with value 52000. Various contracts deferred referred to council and approved for cement walks brick roads and main sewer projects plus electric lighting specifications and petitions filed. Actions rescinded include gravel work east of Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Carson
W. T. Steele
J. A. Baker
Illinois Street
Ohio Street
Jackson Place
John J. Appel
W. H. Schmitts
Robert Waters
First Alley
Meridian
Ilinois Street
John R. Welch
A. L. Woerner
James L. Barnitt
Cottage Avenue
Spruce
Draper Street
Carson, Steele and Baker
Thirteenth Street
College Avenue
Bellefontaine Street
Oriental Street
Ohio
Vermont Street
Minnesota Street
Orleans
Pierson Street
Ottawa Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Coyner Avenue
Georgia Street
New Jersey Street
East Street
Steele Street
Brookside Avenue
Coyner Street
Newland Avenue
Rural Street
Windsor Street
Windsor
Sterling Street
Council
Scioto Street
St. Clair
Pratt
Spruce Street
Orange
Pleasant Run
A. B. Meyer & Co
North Street
Indianapolis, Greenwood & Franklin Railroad Company
Indianapolis & Greenwood Rapid Transit Company
Union Traction Company
C. M. Kirkpatrick
Fifteenth Street
Delaware
Illinois
C. M., Kirkpatrick
Hamilton Avenue
Tenth Street
Parker Avenue
Bloyd Avenue
Belt Railroad
Eleventh
Brooks
Hamilton
Tenth
Twelfth Street
Holy Cross Girls Academy Commencement At St Joseph Hall
Holy Cross Girls Academy held commencement last night at St Joseph Hall East North Street. Sisters of Providence staged a pleasing program with white robed students, piano pieces and violin performances. Maud McAllister earned a diploma and gold medal. others received gold medals for scholarships. An exhibit of the school’s painting, needle work and penmanship will continue through the week on Oriental Street near 10.
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Holy Cross Girls’ Academy
St. Joseph's Hall
East North Street
Sisters of Providence
Margaret Eich
Margaret Ich
E. Ostheimer
M. Cantwell
B. Kirkhoff
N. Stotter
J. Harrigan
Helen Kebler
M. Rentsch
M. McEvoy
J. Kirkhoff
N. Gorman
E. Freyer
L. Harness
A. Sellmeyer
M. Sennefeld
Mary Rentsch
Rive King
Blooming Meadows
Maud McAllister
Bishop O'Donoghue
Josephine Kirkhoff
Mary Fitzgerald
Frank Weilhage
Oriental Street
Maennerchor Holds Annual Election in Indianapolis
The Indianapolis Maennerchor conducted its annual election last night with officers to begin July 1. Named are President Louis Murr, Vice President F J Mack, Corresponding Secretary R M Mueller, Financial Secretary F L Reissner, Treasurer J W Rhodehamel, Librarian Julius Burk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Maennerchor
Louis Murr
F. J. Mack
R. M. Mueller
F. L. Reissner
J. W. Rhodehamel
Julius Burk
Hart Trustees Navigate Community Roles in City Committees
Hart community notes list trustees J. P. Frenzel, George Allg, Albert Lieber. house committee members George Richard, Carl Mayer, William Kiemeyer, Fred Noelke, William Off, Henry Roebke. amusement committee P. H. Krauss, Charles Adam, F. Happersberger. music committee E. Steinhilber, Victor Jose, Jacob Mayer. standard bearer Charles Off.
Indianapolis Raises Over Ten Thousand for Harrison Monument
At a University Club meeting the Harrison monument commission announced more than $10,000 in subscriptions of 100 or more from Indianapolis residents. Subscribers of 10 or more join the board of regents, reflecting strong local support for the project.
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Harrison Monument Commission
University Club
Indianapolis
Board of Regents
Excursion to Lafayette Train Leaves Indianapolis Union Station
Subscribers may move summer mail to any U S or Canada address at no extra charge. Special train on Sunday June 23 via Big Four Route offers $1.00 or less round trip. Depart 7 45 a m from Indianapolis Union Station returning from Lafayette at 7 30 p m.
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Daily
Sunday Journal
United States
Canada
Indianapolis Union Station
Lafayette
Aurora
Big Four
Reservoir Park
Michigan
Petoskey
Indianapolis
Excursion fares and travel specials from Indianapolis to Illinois and Colorado
Travel notices describe round trip fares from Terre Haute to Cincinnati and Denver routes with multiple trains, special fast services, and a reservoir park excursion. Promotions claim best service and connections via Great Rock Island Route with daily limited service to Chicago, Colorado, and Utah. Local ads list jewelry, silverware, and art glass dealers in Indianapolis.
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Great Rock Island
Chicago
Colorado
Denver
Colorado Springs
Manitou
Utah
G. D. Bacon
Claypool Building
Indianapolis
Ind
Clock sale offers discounts ahead of July first
We announce a clearance of self winding and spring and weight clocks before July 1. Discounts range from 15 to 25 percent while stock lasts. Four self winding clocks valued at 30 dollars are offered at 25 dollars for this month.
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Marcy's
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State OF Indiana
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Deparator Medical Institute and Sanitaria
Wawasee Lake
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