Medical Society Hears Mears Memorial Proposal
Marion County Medical Society split into factions over Dr J Ewing Mears Philadelphia offer to donate property at 3 West Vermont Street for a medical library and society home. Proposal would be held in trust with rent and annual support, but concerns include moving from fireproof library, remodeling costs, dues, and potential librarian costs. vote postponed until next Tuesday for further discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County Medical Society
J. Ewing Mears
Philadelphia
Mears
L. H. Dunning
Theodore Potter
P. Scherer
F. B. Wynn
E. F. Hodges
T. B. Noble
W. N. Wishard
H. N. Nash
R. Rilus Eastman
George W. Bloan
Louis Burckhardt
J. King Mears
Dr. Mears
George W. Mears
Indiana
West
Vermont Street
Medical Society
College of Physicians of Philadelphia
J. L. Thompson
City Bra
Soren
John Iiver
Willoughby
Oliver
Kolmer
J. Ewing
Soceprinies
Commander Garrigus Attends Reception At Bethel Church
Indiana G A R District Commander Milton Garrigus arrived from Kokomo to attend a reception at Bethel Methodist Church honoring Charles W. Brown newly elected junior department commander. Col. R M Smock joined Garrigus for the visit, with social events at Socentium and a George H Thomas Women’s Relief gathering hosted by Mrs. James E me on Barth avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Garrigus
Indiana
Kokomo
Bethel Methodist Church
Martin R. Delaney
Charles W. Brown
Brown
Delaney
Col
R. M. Smock
Adit
Ndiana
Georigue
George H. Thomas
James Eme
Barth Avenue
Susie Williams
Hammonds
Y Law
Lizzie Clay
A. G. Hughes
Ella Walden
Hizache Hill
James Milam
William Garbin
William Taylor
Thomas Marshall
Milton Robinson
John Williams
Lieutenant Buchanan Named for Regular Army Commission
Lieutenant Richard T. Buchanan of Company D Forty-fourth Infantry United States Volunteers is designated for examination for a commission in the regular army. A Madison resident, he served in the Spanish-American War as a lieutenant in Company F, One hundred fifty-ninth Indiana Infantry, and later held a commission with the Forty-fourth United Volunteers while serving in the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard T. Buchanan
United States Volunteers
Buch
Madison
Indiana Infantry
United Volun
New Islands
Emere
Dowin
Indiana
Modern Woodmen Picnic at Armstrong Park July 4
Local Modern Woodmen of America members plan a July 4 picnic at Armstrong Park. Activities begin at 8 o'clock with an exhibition grill by Foresters of Ironweed Camp, followed by a battalion drill of all units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modern Woodmen of America
Armstrong # Park
Foresters of
Ironweed Camp
County Camps Host Day of Baseball and Odd Entertainment
Camps in the county organize an afternoon baseball game between two order camps. Professor Osborne plans to hypnotize a man, bury him in a cataleptic state, and resurrect him at a specified hour. The evening will feature dancing and social activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order
Osborne
Good Insurance Laws Demonstrated by Indiana Statute
Insurance Commissioner Cyrus F. Neal said Indiana's strong insurance law limits weak firms. He noted only Pacific Fire Insurance Co reinsured after Jacksonville fire, with Westchester Fire, and said most licensed Indiana companies faced losses yet remained solvent. Neal praised Indiana statute for maintaining insurer strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Cyrus F. Neal
Jacksonville
Mr. Neal
Pacific Fire Insurance Company
Westchester Fire Insurance Coma
New York
Manhattan Fire Insurance Company
Parry Plant in West Indianapolis to Spread Over 58 Acres
Plans for a new Parry Manufacturing complex across the bridge in West Indianapolis near South and Division streets and the Vandalia tracks will comprise 21 buildings on 58 acres. Architect Louis Gibson leads the project, with five buildings set for construction this fall and full completion expected by 1905, employing about 50 people and aiming to produce about 250,000 vehicles annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Parry Manufacturing Company
Louis Gibson
D. M. Parry
Rry
Parry
Vandalia
Mills May Shut Down In Sheet Iron Row
Pittsburg June 27 two day conference for the settlement of the sheet iron scale adjourned without result. If no settlement by Monday the organized sheet mills of the country will close down throwing more than 15 men out of work. The AFL executive council authorizes assessments to aid striking machinists seeking a nine hour day. In Dayton Molders and Metal Polishers union refuse National Cash Register opposition and open shop decisions affect two departments. Cincinnati strikers seek injunction to restrain interference with pickets as they plan to hold conversations on public streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Executive Council
American Federation of Labor Aotes
Molders
Dayton
National Cash Register Company
Empares
Frank C. Smink
Reading Iron Company
Cincinnati
Five Horses Seized By Court Attachment In Detroit Case
Detroit June 27 five horses at Stagiona Park race track were impounded by deputy sheriff under a circuit court writ. Owned by W F Pressgrave of Philadelphia the seizure backed a suit by Darius M Stocum of Detroit for personal injuries after he was knocked from his Meyele by a frightened horse along Woodward Avenue. Stocum seeks ten thousand dollars in damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Stagione Park Race Track
W. F. Pressgrave
Philadelphia
Darius M. Slocum
Woodward Avenue
Highland Park
Stocum
Naval Cadet Pardoned At Naval Academy Case
Washington June 27 The President granted a pardon in Calvin Joy Cressey California a fourth class Naval Academy cadet convicted of hazing and dismissed The pardon does not restore him to the academy and reappointment depends on his district's congressman Spokesman notes insurance and real estate ad copy mixed in junk text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Calvin Joy Cressey
California
Naval Academy
Academy
Lemly
Cressey
Columbus Defeats Indianapolis as Wilhelm Holds Lead
In a Western Association clash at Neil Park Columbus defeated Indianapolis 5 to 0 after Wilhelm pitched eight strong innings and support from his field. News drove in four runs and Carey hit a long triple as Columbus built an early lead and withstood a late Indy rally. Attendance reached 76,100 with 1,021 in the final frame.
Dayton Defeats Louisville Behind Wright Sharp Hitting
Wright hurled and batted in the decisive run as Dayton held Louisville to three hits and two runs. Cleveland-grayish box shows Dayton 10 runs to 2. Batteries Wright and Cross for Dayton Bailey and Zalusky for Louisville. Attendance 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Wright
Louisville
Rhe Dayton
Cross
Bailey
Zalusky
Wheeling Defeats Fort Wayne In Muddy Ballgame
In Fort Wayne on June 27 Wheeling beat Fort Wayne by superior batting despite a heavy mucky field. Final score 9 to 7 with Ehret Daniels and Fuller as battery for Wheeling and Streit Fox for Fort Wayne. Attendance about 2,000. In a separate doubleheader Toledo and Marion each won one game. Gilks mishandled the ninth inning in the first contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Ind
Wheeling
Port Wayne
Torr Oee
Ehret
Daniels
Fuller
Streit
Fox
Eer
Toledo
Marion
Gilks
New York and Cincinnati split twin Games in June series
New York and Cincinnati split two games as the Westeners won the first on timely hitting but lost the second due to Taylor's pitching. Batter details show Doheny Warner Hahn Peltz for New York and Taylor Warner Phillips Bergen for Cincinnati. Philadelphia beat Chicago in two games with tight scores, and Boston won a twelve inning marathon over St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Louisville
Wheeling
Toledo
Fort Wayne
Ron
Columbus
Pittsbu Enaapeesé
Philadelphia
Bote
New York
Boston
Cincinnati
Chicago
Detroit
Baltimore
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Taylor
Doheny
Warner
Hahn and Peltz
Taylor and Warner
Phillips
Bergen
Eason
Kling
Donohue
Douglass
Duggleby
St. Louis
Brooklyn Beats Pittsburg to Seize Third in Pennant Race
BROOKLYN June 27 Brooklyn takes third place in the pennant race by beating Pittsburg. They built a long lead with eight runs in the first four innings off Chesbro, then Pittsburg fought back. MeJames tired in the sixth. Kitson finished. Catches by Ronen McCreery and Keeler highlighted Brooklyn win. Batteries Chesbro and Zimmer for Pittsburg. McJames, Kitson and McGuire for Brooklyn. In American League Detroit wins in last half of ninth after Milwaukee ties in the ninth. Detroit 4 Milwaukee 3. Cronin and Buelow with hits support. Chicago tops Cleveland 6 to 1 as three hits and errors figure. Shugart fumbles. Batteries Katoll and Sugden for Chicago. Hoffer and Wood for Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Chesbro
MeJames
Kitson
Ronen McCreery
Keeler
Detroit
Milwaukee
McAllister
Cronin
Casey
Friel
Holmes
Chicago
Cleveland Today
la Chance
Shugart
Washington shuts out Boston in errorless effort
Washington beat Boston 1 0 in a pitchers battle as Lee held the visitors to scattered hits. Quinn and Collins made notable catches, and Clarke Lewis and Tr. Clarke contributed to a clean fielding display. Other early games saw Baltimore defeat Philadelphia behind five runs in the first two innings and a parade of scores across several minor parks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Washington Today
Boston
Lee
Quinn
Collins
Rusie Skips New York Trip Returns Home In Protest
In Indianapolis area dispatches Amos Rusie refused to join the New York limited in Cincinnati and traveled to Muncie instead. He cited objection to trial conditions, planned rest until July 4, and suggested his pay be stopped until then. He would be on deck only after that date. In Jackson Tennessee the Matthews of Indiana beat Jackson 9 to 8 to tie the series at two games apiece. Crawfordsville also defeated Georgetown 6 to 3 in a tight contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
Ind
New York Limited
Cincinnati
Amos Rusie
Brush
Indianapolis Hosts Dayton In Back-To-Back Games In Indiana
Indianapolis returns home tomorrow to meet Dayton in a doubleheader with the first game at 2 30. This will be Daytons second Indianapolis appearance this season. Manager Wilmot of the Louisville club plans to transfer his team to Grand Rapids for the rest of the season, with the first game there set for next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Dayton
Wilmot
Louieville
Grand Rapids
Knights of St John Hold International Convention in Cincinnati
The twenty third international convention adopted amendments to the constitution and new ritual. Next meeting will be in Rochester New York. Elected officers include President J Friese Erie Pa and vice presidents J Nunnold Rochester and Thomas McFarland Philadelphia. Secretary M J Kane Buffalo and treasurer John A Todinbier Detroit. Board of supreme trustees chosen Thomas O'Connor Peoria Ill and T J Lally Cleveland.
Indianapolis Trade and Local Securities Listing 1900s
Classified notice listing bonds and stock like 1000 U S Gov coupon 80000 Marion Ind os S22000 Mecatur County Ind alge 12000 Scott County Ind 36000 Warren Water Co 3600 Thurntown Lnod Electric Light 6s Fertilizer Co Pref Stock Indianapolis Fire Ins Co stock Price 145 Gour Loan Co Stock Price 95 plus applications. Also ad for useful invalids articles recliners rolling chairs wheeled couches feed terrizers electric belts and batteries Meridian Street Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
City of
Marion
Ind
Mecatur County
Alge
Scott County
Union ‘Traction Co
Warren Water Co
Thurntown
Lnod
Indianapolis Fire Ins.Co
Sue Gour
WM. H. Armstrong & CO
Meridian Street
Indianapolis
Installation adjourns with St John Knights officers meeting in June
The board includes President Friese Secretary Kane and Treasurer Todenbier. After installation of officers by the Supreme Council and the Ladies Auxiliary of the Knights of St. John both bodies adjourned to meet next June in Rochester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friese
Kane
Todenbier
Supreme Council
Ladies’ Auxiliary
The
Knights of St. John
Rochester
Maud Gonne Wins Exciting Washington Park Stakes
In Chicago at Washington Park, five fillies contested the Englewood stake. Maud Gonne led from start to finish, narrowly beating Sadie S in a thrilling finish by a short head. Lady Strathmore faded after a favorite bid. Trinity Bell tired and Sadie S sulked briefly before resuming pace.
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Chicago
Washington Park
Englewood
Lady Schorr
Sadie S
Lady Strathmore
Maud Gonne
Fancywood
Trinity Bell
Sadie Sr
Bullman
South Breeze
Waina
Moinen
Pink Coat
Tagon
San Andres
Five favorites win at St Louis fairgrounds horse meet
Dale rode three winners and placed another mount as Royal Athlete Beana General McGruder Ed L and Kismet won in order. In Detroit Highland Park winners were Satire Similar Bonnie Maid Gray Dally Woodtrice and Hie-Away with varied odds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Fairgrounds
Dale
Royal Athlete
Lard
Beana
General McGruder
Ed L
Kismet
Detroit
Highland Park
Satire
Similar
Bonnie Maid
Gray Dally
Woodtrice
Hie-Away
Miss Logan Fails in Newport Race Due to Bandage Interference
Cincinnati dated report notes Miss Logan was hindered by leg bandages in the final Newport race and could not complete a gate lap. Santa Ventura won at 30 to 1, with Golden C 3 to 1, Nellie Helmuth even, Rose of Red 8 to 5, Birdie May 3 to 1, Eleven Bells 8 to 1, and Santa Ventura at 30 to 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Commission deliberates on Forest Park site for World’s Fair
The world’s fair national commission met behind closed doors in St Louis to decide on the Forest Park site proposed by local organizers. The session ended unsettled as the commission weighs Congress’s $5,000 appropriation and compliance requirements before moving forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Forest Park
Act of Congress
County Treasurer Robbed in Fire I ncident at Minden
In Minden Nebraska on June 27 Alfred Nerlin Kearney county treasurer was attacked in his office. He was knocked senseless while someone rifled his pockets and set fire to the building. He regained consciousness in time to raise the alarm and firefighters contained the blaze. Loss amount is not yet known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minden
Neb
Alfred Nerlin
Kearney
Norlin
Mrs. Low's Soothing Syrup Featured in Teething Remedies
An old advertisement touts Mrs Low's Soothing Syrup as a universal teething remedy soothing gums easing bowels and curing wind colic for children. It claims wide usage for over fifty years and urges readers to ask for it at local druggists. Glenn's Calisthenic Boar is also mentioned in faded copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Names of numerous individuals and firms listed
A long list of personal names, titles, and businesses appears, including Akers Mary, Barker Mrs Emma, Miller Miss Mary, and many others, followed by a section of company names such as Adams & Co., Allen F. M., Middaugh Jesse, and assorted agencies and publishers. The text resembles a directory or roster extract with numerous Maria, Miss, Mrs., and Mr. designations and scattered corporate listings.
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Akers
Mary
Lyles
Roca
Barker
Emma. Miller
Trout
Mags
Alice. Martin
Fannie Heck
Agner
Marmon
D. J. Blosser
Jennie. McWinney
I. M Burk
Hatty B
Morrison
Maggie
Drinkman
Hattie
Monahan
Bass
Eter
Mayer
RB. G. Brown
Sallie
Mohler
Minnie M. Bergman
Nellie. McLaughlin
Mary J. Bayer
Katie. O'Day
Joseph
Chapman
Clara. Oween
W. D. Cox
W. A. Overton
Lillie
Clifford
Lertie
Price
Delia
Crazy
Primip. Pepper
J. M. Coleman
Anna D. Pemberton
Coffee
Minnie. Courl. Cornell
Clara. Pearce
Chas
Darby
Mary. Rogers
Myrtie. Daniels
Nannie
Rogers
Minnie. Dessauer
Lillie. Ryan
Laneare
Day
Mabel. Robinson
Davis
Will. Rogers
Pauline
Blick
Mary. Danolds
Madie Evans
Anna BR. Evans
Anna B. Rainbolt
Nellie
Mary. Rhoads
Hattie. Fox
W. Roser
Allee. Fowler
Ida
Rudy
Cath. Fraser
Taceine Smith
Mixes Satie
Fraley
A Smith
Jennie. Foster
Batah. Lemans
Garnett. Fisher
Laura . Snyder
Sophia. Farley
Ruby. Stewart
Jos. Sage
Belle. Gardner
Minnie Stickney
Lula
Gaither
Hattie. Staton
Sarah Harris
Delta
Stanley
Bertha. Holmes
Nona
Sparks
Gertie
Hopkins
Mabie
Smith
Helen
Hawkins
Stella
Tablet
Miller
Howell
Eme
Tummerman
Heiney
Mies
Myrtle
Mamie
Ee aSelle
Taylor
Virginia
Hicks
Pattie Teachnia
Sarie
Humphreys
A.L. Tucker
House
Sophia E. Uzzle
Haebele
Birdie
Vail
Edna
Harris
Bettie
Veery
Emmiec
Heney
Blanch. White
Mise
Lula G. Howard
Williams
Susie
Entenaoe
Ace Wilson
Goldie
Horn
M Wilson
Judd
Mary B. Johnson
J. E. Williams
Aggie. Korn
E. Webster
A. Kendall
Ethel. Wilkes
J. K. Litsey
Trena
Wolf
Nellie D. Lee
Sally
Whittiker
Wil Letcher
Corinne
Geo. Behem
F.C. Moore
Wr. Bayless
O. M. Morris
1Urk
Geo
Horst
Nk J. Middaugh
Jesse
Brewer
Harry. Mitchell
Ee W. Bawes Lee
Newhouse
Coplin
A. M. Nobie
S. Cayton
Burt. Nordham
J. B. Caulkins
Albert H. Oatermeyer
E . Dennman
J. R. Robinson
H. Dowling
Jasper
Rasdall
James
Duhem
Rapp
Gregory
Arthur
Rokicke
Henry
Daniels
Wm. C. Shaffer
Chas. Dorsett
Alva O. Shark
Joe. Delevern
Dr. Sole
G. W. Dix
Edgar. Smith
Patricks
Efemeleann
EB. Suleebe
Elbern
A. Schuetmeyer
J. D. Fields
Fields
Warrie
Fehrenbach
Chas. Behott
Joe. Flint
Edward N. Sharp
Joe. Prazee
Birt
Tunmore
Frank WW
Fredindall
John. Thompson
Will. Johnson
Billman
Wilcox
Wm. Geek
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Dr. J. Ewing Mears
Garrigus
Martin R. D Taner
Honers
Lieut
R. T. Buchanan
Neal
Indians
SS Acres
N. GU
Hyap Gast Market Street
Wilhelm
Western Association
Tedoe
Trenarang
Neil Park
Alloway
Kelly
Rey
Shannon
Heydon
Flynn
Hickey
News
Carey
Griffin
Keily
Byers
Sutthoff
Watkins
Talbot
Mek
AB. BR. Hw
GO. A
van Buren
Awe
Boa
Grant
Mylette
O . Jaek Zinram
Whihelm
O. A. E. Fox
Bey
Kelley
Akee OW Flynn
Oh OF Lovers
Ligeee
Latham
National League
York
cres _ visitors
Nichols
Wallace
Tenny
Demont
Crolius
Nur
Pittinger, Dineen and Kittridge
Sudhoff
Murphy
Harper
Powell A. Nichols
RHE
Zimmer
Mc James
McGuire
Cronin and Buelow
Sparks and Connor
Katoll and Sugden
Hoffer and Wood
Cho
Tae
Clarke
Lewis and
Plank
Gettysburg
McGinnity
Robinson
Leahy
Bloomington
Davenport
McCafferty
Belt
Stauffer and Evers
Decatur
Chan
Cedar Rapids
Dorner and
Romins
Steffnat and Weaver
Byaneville
Evansville
Rockford
Haley and Roth
Elliott
Hansford
Terre Haute
Rock Island
Swaim
Starnagle
Jarvis
Southern Association
Shreveport
Memphis
Keefe
Rhoades and
Armstrong
Little Rock
Ark
New Orleans
Nashvilk
Selma
McCloskey
Popp
Lynch
Mulkey
Freeland
Swadina
Abbott
Corbett
Sparger
Fisher
Mcafee and
Harlow
Chattanooga
Tenn
Birmingham
Clayton and Roth
Wilhelm Ann Kalkhoff
Nashville
Rusie
Matthews
Jackson
Inniny
Rhe Matthews
Crawfordsville
Georgetown
Portmess
Kent
P. Hollycross
B. Hollycross
Straiton
Pato
Louis G. Deschler
Nyvis Offper
Gold Heels
Sheepshead Bay
King Pepper
Luelline
Roe Hampton
Star Bright
Miss Logan
World's Fair Commission
Mrs. Winslow
Glenn
Rae En Sen Seciaalt
Chicoll Tailor
Fionnell & Son
F. J. Binkhurst
Ars
Kate
E. A. Austin & Son
Indpis
American Life Ins
Atlas Pub's
International Pub. Co
Moores Barber College
Central Furn. Co
Sane & Hentai Co
Ona Hine Co
Peru
Indpis, Test Co
Exincem Works
BIG Four City Ticket Office
Clevelani Anderson
Union City
East
Ranbow City
Knickerbocker
Manton Hai
Renton Harbor Express
P. Wareaw
St. Louis Southwestern
Lim
OF Columbus
Springfield
Ohio
Lynn
Reneee
Beweeee Benes
Ase
Ham
W. Wash
Cincinnati Express
Detroit Express
Cincinnati and
Dayton Limited
Chicago Express
Chicago Vestibule
Mononaccom Lake
Erle & WI
Lafayte
Lapor
Richmond
O. Piqua
Vincennes Express
Sun
Martineville
Vernon
Madi
Xenia
Pitteburg
Martineville Accompun
Seymour
Logansport
Knightstown
Tuchmond
Lowreville
Washingon
Pringfie
Springfeld
Xenis
Martinsville
Port
St. Lous
Terre Heute
Terre Liaute
Lous
Emogham
Terre Haute and
St Louis
Iim
Sunday Journal
Jennessy
Gas Office
Indianapolis Gas Co
Automobiles Electric and Steam, H. T. Hearley Vehicle CO
R. Seals
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