Knights of Pythias to sleep in barracks in San Francisco encampment
Gen Carnahan told the Supreme Assembly that canvas housing is unsafe in foggy winds at San Francisco future encampment. The committee agreed to build barracks, with 22 of 26 members attending. Banquet at the Columbia Club followed the session.
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Knights of Pythias
San Francisco
Carnahan
Supreme Assembly of the Order
Century Club
General Carnace
Golden Gate City
Supreme Assembly
la Ogden Fethers
The
Astern
Star Lodge
Riese
Columbia Club
Fethers
Adjutant General Ward to wed with leave granted
Adjutant General Ward obtained ten days leave from Governor Durbin on Monday afternoon and departed for Monticello, his former home. He will marry Miss Bertha, who lives there. Ward kept his plans private, leading to speculation he was simply away on duty. Reports had long linked him to Miss Enbas.
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Ward
Durbin
Monticelio
Bertha
Mise EN Bas
Auction Sale Of Horses At Union Stockyards July 16
Western horses from Warman Black Chamberlain Co will be sold at the Union stockyards starting July 16. About 5,000 head from Norman Clyde Shite and Coach lines, sourced from Montana and British Columbia breeding, will be disposed of in batches of 500 daily. Auctioneer Col Tude Hamilton leads the sale amid strong demand from eastern buyers. No sales next week due to Independence Day.
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Union Stockyards
Warman, Black, Chamberlain & Co
Montana Range
British Columbia
Tude Hamilton
Crawfordsville
Pennsylvania
New York
New England
Aquatic Club Smoker and Weekly Ladies Nights Announced
The Aquatic Club entertainment committee plans a stag smoker on a houseboat next Saturday with towing along the river for amusement. Wednesday nights will be ladies nights for the rest of the season with dance and music. Each Sunday the houseboat will anchor opposite the park and transfer members and friends by club boats. The season’s first regatta is set for July 44 with open events and an invitation to Indianapolis Canoe Club members.
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Aquatic Club
Indianapolis Canoe Club
Lightning Kills Thomas Skagg in Dooryard near Washington Street
Thomas Skagg a 22 year old Black man was killed by a lightning strike in the dooryard of John Phillips on Emerson avenue about 4 pm during a storm. He had earlier tied a horse and did not return. Coroner Brayton arrived to view the body. Skagg resided in Hodgenville Kentucky and had been living with the Phillips family for about a year.
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Thomas Skagg
John Phillips
Washington Street
Emerson Avenue
Skagge
Brayton
Skagg
Hodgenville
Phillips
Civil service examination for draughtsman at Watertown Arsenal
The Civil service Commission will hold an examination about August in every city with postal delivery for the post of mechanical draughtsman in the Watertown arsenal tenting department near Boston Massachusetts. The age limit is twenty or older. Applicants in the vicinity may address the commanding officer Indianapolis arsenal for details. A Rose Polytechnic graduate who lived here applied for and obtained a draughtsman position in Washington months ago.
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Civil-service Commission
United States
Watertown Arsenal
Boston
Mass
Indianapolis Arsenal
Rose Polytechnic
Washington
Fatherly Hug Case Ends With Fine for Glick
Justice Lockman fined Adolph Glick 18 dollars including costs for kissing Mrs. Jennie Fulton at his grocery on 9 1/2 South Capitol Avenue. Fulton testified that Glick trapped her in the shop last Friday, hugged and kissed her for about five minutes, and claimed he was being fatherly as a man about sixty.
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Justice Lockman
Adolph Glick
Jennie Fulton
Glick
South Capitol Avenue
Bates House to Host Largest Indianapolis Auction of Hotel Equipment
The Bates House ends operations after breakfast next Monday with a major auction starting July 5, led by Auctioneer Shank. Two hundred bedroom suites, tables, kitchenware, carpets, and curtains will be sold as the Bates House equipment is dispersed before the Claypool Hotel opens. Local figures recall notable guests such as Abraham Lincoln, General Grant, Blaine, Booths, Patti, Blind Tom, and Paderewski who stayed there over the years.
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Bates House
Shank
Indianapolis
Henry W. Lawrence
Claypool
John Cressinger
Harbor Point
Mich
Mr. Cressinger
Abraham Lincoln
Robert G. Ingersoll
General Grant
James G. Blaine
Edwin
John Wilkes
Bates
Patti
Tom
Paderewski
Bankers To Have Outing For City Financiers
City bankers and trust company leaders plan a Friday evening social gathering beginning at Denison House at 7:30 PM. A two hour street car ride will end at Illinois and Michigan streets before a supper at the University Club. The event aims to spark a possible bankers association in the city.
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Denison House
Eety
Illinois
Michigan
University Club
Bankers and Trust Company
Financiers
Picnics at Fairview Park Bring Community Outing
Yesterday featured multiple group picnics at Fairview Park. Hope Lodge No 6 Knights and Ladies of Honor held an annual outing with about sixty attendees, while St Johns Academy's pupils and teachers attracted over 250 people with special cars available. Englewood Christian Church, Sunday school, and Heyt Avenue Methodist Church members also enjoyed the day, ending with an evening musical program by Jules Levy and Stella Costa Levy.
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Fairview Park
Hope Lodge
No. 6
Knights and Ladies of Honor
St. John's Academy
Father Gavish
Englewood
Jules Levy
Stella Costa Levy
Successful Lawn Fete by Garment Makers' Union
The Garment Makers' Union held a lawn fete on East Washington near State Avenue with lights, booths, and a dancing platform. A gypsy fortune-telling camp and a popular fish pond drew hundreds. an estimated $200 profit remained after expenses. A purse containing about $4 was stolen from Miss Minnie Cook Kling, who ran the fish pond, but no suspect was found.
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Garment Makers’ Union
Washington Street
State Avenue
Minnie Cook Kling
Jabor Nize
Daily and Sunday Journal offers nationwide mail service
Subscribers may have the Daily and Sunday Journal mailed anywhere in the United States or Canada without extra charge during summer. Address changes allowed at will. Special train departs Indianapolis 6:20 a m returning Dayton 6 p m with July 5 to July 4 tickets valid for return to August 31 upon deposit and minor fee. Official Indiana Train schedule lists times and connections. details from Indiana Christian Endeavor Union officers.
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Daily
Sunday Journal
United States
Canada
Indiana
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
R. V. Hunter
Orates
Johnson
Indiana Christian Endeavor Union
Big Four
East
Washington Street
Union Station
H. M. Bronson
Pennsylvania Lines Special Train to Detroit and Return
Pennsylvania and Wabash Lines offer a special train from Indianapolis leaving 1:35 a.m. Monday July something. Fares are 9.60 to Detroit and return 89.60. For full particulars contact a Pennsylvania or Wabash Ticket Agent or write W. W. Richardson D. P. A. Indianapolis.
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Pennsylvania and
Wabash Lines
Indianapolis
Pennsylvania Orbash
W. W. Richardson
Decatur Round Trip Special from Indianapolis
Special train via L., D. & W. Ry. leaves Indianapolis at 7:00 a.m. Sunday June 30 returns from Decatur at 6:30 p.m. Reduced fares to New York and return. Beginning July 1 Pennsylvania Lines offer transport to New York via Buffalo with Pan-American expo stop over or direct line with long return window. Contact W. W. Richardson Indianapolis for particulars.
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Indianapolis
Decatur
Pennsylvania Lines
Newark
Buffalo
W. W. Richardson
Ind
Epworth League Convention Rates to San Francisco
Railroad and travel notices list Epworth League Convention dates in San Francisco July 18 to 21 with round trip fares from Indianapolis 54.15 and from Greencastle 853.75 to Terre Haute 51.75, plus corresponding Big Four routes. Tickets on sale July 5 to 13 with return by Aug 31, sleeper options at 6.50 per double berth. Also miscellaneous excursions from Indiana cities via Monon and Vandalia lines and other railways with varying dates and prices.
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Indianapolis
Vandalia
Greencastle
Terre Haute
Effingham
St. Louis
Chas. F. Patterson
Educator-Journal
W. W. Richardson
Ind
Western Gate Ways
Indiana
Big Four
San Francisco
Chicago & Alton
Union Pacific
Denver & Rio Grande
Rio Grande Western
Southern Pacific
East
Washington Street
H. M. Bronson
Vandalia Line
Rio Grande & Western
Southern Pacific Railways
Pennsylvania-Vandalia Line
West Washington Street
Sandusky
Lake Erie Islands
Bellefontaine
Eave Sandusky
Detroit
Hellfontaine
Big Pour
East Washington
Kirby
Lake E Re
M. Bronson
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Europe
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York Butters Reception
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Massachusetts Ave
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Burlington
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Henry J. Huder
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