Wind Storm in Indianapolis Baffles Weather Expert
A Saturday night into Sunday dawn wind peak reached 40 mph, with 1.32 inches of rain and 0.40 inches in a brief 16 minute period. Weather observer Wappenhans called it an ordinary wind storm and noted temperatures from 75 to 54, humidity around 85 percent, and a barometer rise of about 0.12 inches per hour. A lightning strike damaged a roof at 184 College Avenue but caused no major harm. total loss estimated at $6.
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Wappenhans
Indianapolis
Mr. Wap- Penhans
Gwenling
Ppenhans
Saturnas SS
Lafayette
New York
Cloud
Cincinnati
Haile
Berry
College Avenue
Parks Washed By Storm Draw Crowds In Parks
After a weekend storm cleared, crowds returned to parks on Sunday. Ground remained soaked from heavy rain but the grass and trees appeared greener. Early sun brought renewed activity as people sought the fresh air and strolls in the park.
Stormy City Crowd Fights Aboard Citybound Train
Railroad officials counted about six thousand visitors entering Indianapolis from towns for park recreation as a fierce car battle erupted amid a Friday night storm. A protecting six foot three inch, nearly 300 pound man intervened, restoring order before the car reached Illinois and Ashington streets.
O Connors Poor Aim Ends Riot At Terre Haute Brewery
Three intoxicated men demanded beer from O Conner at Terre Haute Brewing Company in Terre Haute Indiana. After being refused they threw rocks shattering two windows and fled as police arrived to a chaotic scene with shots heard nearby. O Connor fired at the intruders but missed. no injuries reported. He fled to the power house to summon police who could not locate the assailants. O Connor blamed a faulty weapon for the misfires.
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Terre Haute Brewing Company
South West Street
Brewing Company
Thomas O'Connor
O'Connor
Tiro
Indianapolis Light and Power Company
King Arrested for Assault and Battery with Intent to Kill
William B. King 25 of 423 East Washington Street was arrested yesterday by Detectives Dugan and Gerber on a charge of assault and battery with intent to kill. He allegedly stabbed a street-car conductor about a year ago and fled the city, then returned as detectives tracked him. The case involves multiple conductor assaults and the stabbed conductor remains at large. King will be detained pending the conductor’s location.
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William B. King
East Washington Street
Dugan
Gerber
King
Bartender and two women arrested for liquor offense at Strauss’s saloon
Edward Thompston, a Toledo and Ohio streets bartender, and two women all colored, were arrested by Sergeant Schroeder and Patrolman Duncan for selling or giving away liquor on Sunday. The women faced loitering charges. The trio were found drinking in a rear room of the saloon after police responded to a fight report near the corner.
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Edward Thompston
Strauss
Toledo
Ohio
Schroeder
Duncan
Thompson
Double Sunday Tragedy in White River Drowns Two
George Lock aged 23 of 150 Douglass Street and Harry Cole aged 20 near White River bridge drowned while swimming and boating respectively. Lock's wife, just wed last Tuesday, fainted at the riverbank. divers and police searched all day without locating his body. Cole's boat capsized ten miles south of the city. four companions escaped and Cole did not swim.
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White River
George Lock
Douglass Street
White Fiver Land Company
West Washington Street
Harry Cole
Kansas Street
White Bridge
Charles
James Wilson
Arenge
Lock
Wilson
Charles Wilson
Miss Wilson
Streigt
Losh
Police Department
Joseph Alexander
Earl Raffin
Albert Walters
Masmey
Cole
Adams
Hrieger
E. F. Shideler & Co
Delaware Street
Flanner & Buchanan
Devany
Illie Osborn
West
Washington Street
Academy Commencement Shows Student Art and Talent
Boys carved chairs and stools in a new school program. Sister Mary Rose expands to ivory painting with notable pieces. The annual academy commencement occurs next Friday in the auditorium with musical and literary numbers. Graduates include Edith Atkinson, Eda Gutmann, Gertie Grinsteiner, Lena Boehn, Mary Fritz, Emma Stuppy, Lena Bang, Flora Pfau, and Gertie Grinsteiner in music. Gold and silver medals will be awarded.
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Mary Rose
Edith Atkinson
Eda Gutmann
Gertie Grinsteiner
Lena Boehn
Mary Fritz
Emma Stuppy
Lena Bang
Flora Pfau
Edith Atkins
Roof Garden to Open at Columbia Club
In the heat of recent days members of the Columbia Club decided to open a roof garden next week. The rooftop will be arranged with chairs in inviting spots so families and friends can enjoy the evening breezes above the heated city streets.
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Columbia Club
Man Found Drunken on Street Near South Capitol
Turner Lee twenty five of Southport was found on the sidewalk on South Capitol avenue near Maryland street yesterday afternoon about 1 3 o clock in a helpless condition. He said he was injured on the knee but gave no explanation. He was taken to City Hospital by ambulance. No serious knee injury, but clear signs he had taken too much liquor. June Jefferson one year and one month old daughter of Township Assessor Michael Jefferson and wife living at 11 Woodlawn avenue died yesterday evening after a short illness. Dunlaps Celebrated Hats At Seatons hat store. NOTICE TO TOURISTS, Subscribers leaving the city for a period during the summer can have the Daily and Sunday Journal mailed to any address in the United States or Canada without extra charge. The address will be changed as often as desired. Both Telephones 238.
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Turner Lee
Southport
South Capitol Avenue
Maryland Street
June Jefferson
Michael Jefferson
Woodlawn Avenue
Daily
Sunday Journal
United States
Canada
Speechless after beer glass blow at Hammond's Grove picnic
Earnest Claypool, 23, of 210 West Pratt street, was struck on the head with a beer glass at the Iron molders' picnic in Hammond's Grove, leaving him speechless though conscious and able to write his symptoms. Doctors from the City Dispensary treated him. he recalled the assailant and said police were aware but released the stranger.
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Claypool
Hammond
Special train leaves Indianapolis July 8 for Detroit and return
Special train, on Pennsylvania and Wabash lines, departs Indianapolis at 11 55 a m Monday July 8. Fare is 9 60 dollars. For full particulars call Pennsylvania or Wabash ticket agents or write W W Richardson D P A Indianapolis.
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Wabash Lines
Indianapolis
Pennsylvania Or
Wabash
W. W. Richardson
Priof
Indianapeae
U A. m
Doteete
Detroit
Niagara Falls
Buffalo Exposition
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Lines
Ind
Elevator Men Form Union In Central Labor District
Central Labor Union organizers report a surge of organizing among elevator operators over wages hours and safety concerns. Fifteen operators attended a meeting to form a union and seek a charter from the American Federation of Labor. Separate actions include Cerealine Workers and Ice Cream Makers organizing while Granite Cutters plan a large labor picnic in West Indianapolis. The Labor Day committee met to review subcommittee reports.
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John Blue
Central Labor Union
American Federation of Labor
International Association of Granite, Cutters and Letters
Central Labor Union Hall
Cascaden Brothers
Wheelmakers’ Union
Old Council Chamber
West
Indianapolis
Olen
Grove
Cerealine Works
The
Cerealine Workers
Soasiey
Labor Day Committee
St Marys School Exhibit Showcases Student Craftwork
The St Marys school exhibit on East Maryland street showcases oil and water color paintings, canvas and china work, fancy needlework, plain sewing by girls, and wood carving by boys. Sisters Martini and Mary Rose organized the displays on the academy's third floor noting a larger sewing and needlework section with floral silk designs and many decorative pieces.
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St. Mary's School
East Maryland Street
Academy
Martini
Mary Rose
Julia Linner
Carrie Johnson
Bertha Guedelhoefer
Carrie Wolpert
Anna Whitaker
Eva Dewald
Ida
Margaret Mover
Gladstone
Miner
Langsenkamp
Lucy Roses
Excursion Schedules From Indianapolis by Various Rail Lines
Golden Gate special to San Francisco via Vandalia leaves Indianapolis July 8 with stops at Greencastle Terre Haute Effingham St Louis. Other excursions include Lafayette via Big Four June 23 and Cincinnati via Monon June 30. Pennsylvania Lines offer Newark trips via Buffalo with Pan-American Expo stopovers, ten day round trip limit. Also Terre Haute round trips for Indiana Music Teachers Convention. Seven trains each direction.
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Pennsylvania Lines
Indianapolis
Newark
Buffalo
Atichardson
Ind
Indiana Music Teachers’ Association
Terre Haute
Epworth League Convention Round Trip to San Francisco
Indiana rates for a July train to San Francisco list $54.15 round trip from Indianapolis with an optional $6.50 double berth in tourist sleepers. The special train departs Indianapolis 3:30 p m Tuesday July 9 via Vandalia Line and several railways, sleepers attached through to San Francisco. Returning from Terre Haute at 7:00 p m, space available at the Pennsylvania Vandalia Line office or from W W Richardson D P A and Way Points Station.
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Ate
Indiana
San Francisco
Vandalia Line
Union Pacific
Denver & Rio Grande
Rio Grande & Western
Southern Pacific Railways
Pennsylvania-Vandalia Line
West Washington Street
W. W. Richardson
Chicago
California
Burlington
St. Louis
Denver
Rio Grande
Scenic Colorado
Salt Lake City
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Bt. Louis, Mo
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China
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Chas. Muellerschoen
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Massachusetts Ave
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South and
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