Directors Remove Clear of Seventh National Bank
News from New York reports no public update on the Seventh National Bank suspension. Cashier George W. Adama states Hewitt Kelly and Semple retired as directors in January and have had no official role since, while post office operations shift deposits to the sub treasury. A $350,000 margin remains between postal deposits and government bonds as security. Delaware County National checks will be cleared by National City Bank.
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New York
Seventh National Bank
George W. Adama
Erskine Hewitt
Hugh Kelly
Ple
The
National Bank
Seventh National
Morgan
Delaware County National
Muncie
Ind
National City Bank
Bank Enmities Endanger Seventh National Bank
W G Nicholas reports in the New York Telegraph that the Seventh National Bank, under two years of new management led by Pletcher Heath and Frank Ray, faces hostile sentiment from older banks. A prominent money broker sparked a scare by spreading selling orders on the Stock Exchange, signaling a move toward reconstruction and a sale of controlling interest to Gen. Sam Thomas and associates.
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W. G. Nicholas
New York Telegraph
Seventh National Bank
Pletcher Heath
Frank Ray
Continental Tobacco
Seventh National
Kimball
Perry Heath
Stock Exchange
Wall-street
Sam Thomas
How Thomas Got In Philadelphia Record
A New York Special tale describes Mr. Thomas securing the Seventh National Bank presidency through a $955 tribute arranged by his father Edward R. Thomas. The plan required Kimball to resign, but the banks refused to aid the bankrupt institution before the price was settled.
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New York
Philadelphia
Thomas
Kimball
Lere
Kim
Aseveyaou
Sam Thomas
Pire Bank
Seventh
Mr. Thomas
Reed
Edward R. Thomas
Seventh National Bank
York
Cooler Weather With Rains and Thunderstorms Forecast
Local rains and thunderstorms are expected in Ohio on Saturday with cooler late in the day and brisk winds, followed by Sunday showers and cooler temperatures. Indiana and Illinois see local rains with lower Saturday temps, then Sunday fair with southerly winds shifting to northwesterly, squalls in the region.
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Washington
Ohio
Indiana
Ilinois
Weather summary for North Point on cloudy day
The local forecast shows cloudy conditions with a 0.00 temperature, high 91 and low 50. Precipitation total for June stands at 0.16 inches since June 10, with a year to date of -0.18 inches. Wappenhans, Local Forecast Official.
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C. R. Wappenhans
Kimball’s banker ties spark debate on official influence
W H Kimball, former president of the Seventh National Bank, is famed for knowing many bankers personally from his days as a national bank examiner. A Wall Street pool funded in his honor after retirement signals esteem, while critics warn friendly ties between bankers and Treasury officials may threaten public interests. Proposals to bar former treasury officials from banking within five years never advance in Congress.
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W. G. Nicholas
New York Telegraph
W. H. Kimball
Seventh National Bank
New York
National Bank Examiner
Wall Street
Kimball
Carping
Congress
Treasury
Tee Spee Steen
Industrialist Thomas M. Boyd Linked to Indianapolis Ties
Thomas M. Boyd, once a director of the defunct Seventh National Bank of New York, lived in Indianapolis for about two years, leaving eighteen months ago. He retained ownership of a Broad Way home at 23% and owned a desk factory on Ilinois Street and a brewery. He helped organize the American Desk Company, the School Desk Trust, and married a daughter of Lyman H. Gage.
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Thomas M. Boyd
Seventh National Bank of New York
Indianapolis
Broadway
Ilinois Street
Boyd
American Desk Company
The
School Desk Trust
Lyman H. Gage
Opposing the oath at Virginia constitutional convention
Richmond report recalls Gov William E Cameron and ex-Congressman Julian M Quarles arguing against taking the oath. Delegates debated resolutions on school control by patrons, elected judges, officeholding for white women, and state institution oversight by political appointees, with postponement of the oath resolution adopted.
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Richmond
William E. Cameron
Gov. Cameron
Julian M. Quarles
Ws To
Labor and industry notes from a busy Pennsylvanian period
The New York Coffee Exchange plans a suspension of business on July 6. The Detroit Tribune reports a Peninsular Saw Company deal with 68 percent of Independent salt manufacturers to form a combine against the salt trust. The Commercial Cable Company issues a cable route rate notice between Oran and Tangiers. The Brier Hill Coke Company buys 1.1 acres of coal land near Masontown PA for 400000 with new ovens planned. A national plan aims to curb price cutting among manufacturers.
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Detroit Tribune Sexys
Green
Peninsular Saw Company
Salt Trust
Oran
Tangiers
Moroces
Marreiles
Bona-Algiers
Brier Hill Coke Company
Masontown
R. M. Hagzeltine
Ohio
Pittsburg
Accominiites
Glass Association
Williamson
W. Va
Alma
Norfolk & Western Railroad
Amalgamated Association
Republic Iront and Steel Company
American Steel Hoop Company
Knights of Labor
New ' Snight
EB. A. Henry Wire Company
Cuyahoga Iron and Steel Company
Summit Wire Company
Cuyahoga Falls
A. A. Henry
Cuyahoga Steel and Wire Company
New Jersey
Damull Company
New York City
Cuba
Allen Wardell
Winifred T. Dennison
W. T. Bannison
New York
C. Roy Basg
Edward R. Green
Brooklyn
American National Live Stock Association
Chicago
John W. Springer
Studebaker
SAO
Intereat
Interocean Telephone and Telegraph Company
Cleveland
Buffalo
New York State
Charles H. Stewart
Jon H. Fuller
Kern F. Gil
Charles GB. Stowe
Burt G. Srubbell
Wilam T. Morris
Peon Yan
Harry R. Brown
Mornelleville
Leid
Cha
American Federation of Labor
Rushville Furniture Plant To Greensburg Move
Greensburg ind june 28 the Rushville Furniture Company completed plans to move its plant to Greensburg The Greensburg Improvement Association bought twenty five acres north of the city to plat and sell lots to fund the factory The firm makes extension tables and will employ at least one hundred men In other notes Wabash ind june 2 inde pent toll line managers plan a copper wire through line from Indianapolis north to enable long distance messages and to position the city as a major switching point for independents in northern Indiana
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Indianapolis Journal
Greensburg
Ind
Rushvile Furniture Company
Wabash
Indiana
Indianapolis
New Electric Line Projected to Marion Indiana
MARION IND June 28 Another inter urban electric railroad is projected to extend into Marion The line would connect Celina Ohio with the Union Traction Company system of Indiana Representative Gordon of Lima Ohio heads the project and says the route runs Celina to Marion via Montpellier Camden and several other towns through an agricultural district and part of the Indiana oil field
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Indianapolis Journal
Marion
Ind
Celina
Union Traction Company
Indiana
Gordon
Lima, O
Montpellier
Camden
Indiana Oil Feld
Indiana Coal Consolidation Talks In Chicago
Twenty leading Indiana coal operators met in Chicago to discuss combining all bituminous coal interests in the state. About thirty mines are expected to come under one company if the plan is carried through, signaling a major consolidation in the Indiana coal field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Indiana
Diplomas Presented to Large Classes at Indiana State Normal
The thirtieth annual commencement at Indiana State Normal School in Terre Haute drew 1400 attendees, with 1000 students. Fifty graduates earned certificates, plus others may obtain them after a six week summer term. Notable: two colored graduates, Joseph Kiges and Ama Mason. Dr. William Thompson of Ohio University spoke on education, then diplomas were awarded to older graduates. The state board elected last year’s faculty, and alumni officers were named: Oscar Dye president, W W Morgan vice president, Telula Robinson secretary, Frank Kepner treasurer.
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Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
Ind
Indiana State Normal School
Assembly Hall
Thuy
Parsons
Indiana
Joseph Kiges
Fowler
Ama Mason
Indianapolis
William ©. Thompson
Ohio University At Columbus
Oscar Dye
sAnton School
W. W. Morgan
Normal Faculty
Aydelotte Named Assistant English Instructor at Indiana Univ
Sullivan Indiana June 28 Frank Aydelotte of this city class of 1901 Indiana University chosen as assistant instructor in English at Indiana University for next year. He has been instructor in English at the State Normal at California Pennsylvania for the past five years. He is just twenty years old.
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Indianapolis Journal
Sullivan
Ind
Frank Aydelotte
Indiana University
State Normal
California
Aydelotte
John Cook longtime Indiana banker dies in Elkhart
John Cook vice president of the First National Bank and county's wealthiest citizen dies at his Elkhart home after a long cancer illness. Born in Ohio in 1829 he built a banking and business career across Goshen and Elkhart, founding the Salem Bank in 1854 and later joining the First National Bank. A conservative Democrat, he served in the county council. He leaves a widow and a daughter and a son J Allen Cook from a previous marriage. funeral planned Monday morning.
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Indianapolis Journal
Elkhart
Ind
John Cook
Fiest National Bank
J. Allen Cook
Mr. Cook
Chillicorhe
Goshen
Salem Bank
New York
Natonal Bank
Counci
Glass industry to suspend work as price scales rise
In Pittsburg on June 2, an advance on window glass set by the American Window Glass Company and the Independent Glass Company ranges from 7 percent on large sizes to 19 percent on small brackets. All Flint glass factories will close tomorrow night for four weeks to two months per union schedules, affecting forty six percent of workers taking their summer vacation.
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Pittsburg
American Window Glass Company
Independent Glass Company
American Flint Glass Workers
Wnion
Winona lake festivities promise largest crowd yet
A day of boating fae ols baseball tennis croquet and chi zen games with an evening fireworks display and liquid air lecture led by Russell Palmer of Chicago. Senator Charles W Fairbanks to deliver the day’s ovation and Rogers Band of Goshen to perform. Churches and Sunday schools invited. excursion rates on railroads. In Louisville a Tell City steamer was fired upon by unknown shanty boatmen near Schooner Point, pilot narrowly escaped.
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Chizen
Charles W. Fairbanks
Russell ‘Almer
Chicago
Rogers
Goshen
Winona Lake
Louisville
Evansville
Tell City
Schooner Point
Ind
Joe Paris
Banks Cut Time Deposit Rates In Wabash Indiana
WABASH Ind June 28 Beginning in July the three banking institutions here will reduce the rate of interest on time deposits from 3 to 2 percent per year. Some bankers favor abolishing interest altogether while others oppose. Twelve years ago banks paid 4 percent on one year funds and 3 percent on six month deposits. Banks are full of idle funds.
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Indianapolis Journal
Wabash, Ind
Richmond county reports rise in mortgage exemptions and filings
Richmond Ind June 28 figures from the county auditor show mortgage exemptions totaling 712,906 an increase over last year. The county recorder records 1,027 mortgages filed totaling 1,397,677 with 1,216 satisfactions aggregating 4,062,506 a prosperous showing for the county's fiscal activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
County Recorder
Adaline Boling Wins Breach of Promise Suit in Salem
In Washington Circuit Court Salem Indiana on June 28 Adaline Boling former housekeeper for Wiley Williams won a $1,500 judgment for breach of promise after two hung juries. Costs are said to total about double the award though Boling sought $10,000.
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Indianapolis Journal
Salem
Ind
Washington
Adaline Boling
Wiley Williams
Miss Boling
Marion Golf Club Routs Muncie in Series Opener
The Marion Golf Club defeated Muncie on the Marion links by two holes in the opening game of the Marion Muncie Richmond tournament played yesterday afternoon.
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Indianapolis Journal
Marion
Ind
Marion Golf Club
Muncie Club
Marion Links
Indiana towns report convention closings and local incidents
Henry county hosts Christian Endeavor and Epworth League sessions with officers named. Sc onssburg sees district league officers elected. Martinsville reports a shooting incident involving Ingram Skaggs and James Norman. Hartford City plans sale of Indian reserve land to Eastern syndicate. Windfall notes mill move and plant expansion. Marion records fatal runaway accident. Aurora reports rising smallpox cases, Rockport schedules Nancy Hanks Lincoln monument dedication. Rich mond reports hotel purchase in Indianapolis. Flora barn destroyed by lightning. Sullivan cho speech for July 4. Evansville Elks plan new hall. La porte pastor change at Friends Church.
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Knightstown
Henry County Christian Endeavor
Middletown
J. W. Wilson
Indianapolis
Sheldon
Edward H. Conley
Henry County
City of
Mexico
Scottsburg
Epworth League
Seymour District
W. F. Smith
North Vernon
Lena Morgan
Jeffersonville
Monta Blessing
Hope
W. B. Russell
Seymour
Morris
Trafalgar
Allie Baldwin
A. B. Swartz
Ara Sanders
Brownstown
Martinsville
Ingram Skaggs
James Norman
Jackson Township
Skaggs
Norman
Hill
Crone
Hartford City
Old Godfrey
Ohio
Salamonie
Kendrick
St. Paul
George W. Ober
Frank M. Mann
Bluffton
Petroleum Hoop Company
Young Hoop
Marion
E. B. Marshall
Roseburg
Aurora
Rockport
Nancy Hanks Lincoln
Durbin
Yates
Illinois
Richmond
Joseph H. Githens
Arlington Hotel
Edson G. Vaughan
Flora
Andrew Allen
Sullivan
John A. Bays
Evansville
the Elks
Laporte
Barclay Jones
Friends’ Church
Stella Jenkins
Wabasn
Tamman yites in the Toils Fire Chief Scannell Indicted
New York authorities announce two grand jury indictments against Fire Commissioner John J Scannell for neglect of duty. A third indictment joins Scannell with William L Marks for conspiracy alleging procurement of fire department supplies through Marks. Indictments accuse evading law defrauding the city and corruption with excessive commissions. Bail set at 2600 dollars for each defendant.
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New York
John J. Scannell
Scannell
Willliam L. Marks
Fire Department
Marks
Its
Race to Keep a Has Sperial to the Indianepelle Journal
A family dispute near Goshen ends in a playful chase as Mrs Fry pursues Mr Fry who rides off on a horse toward an unknown destination. She catches up at the city outskirts, and he returns home with her after a brief ride in a buggy. Winona Lake plans a festive celebration at park for the national holiday managed by local organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sperial
Indianepelle Journal
Goshen
Frank Fry
Urpore
Miery
Bugay
Indianspelts Journal
Winona Lake
Ind
Winona Lake Park
Supreme Council Meeting of United Commercial Travelers
In Columbus Ohio the annual meeting of the Supreme Council gathered about fifty members. Supreme Chancellor Clinton Ek Hobbs of Boston delivered his annual report with several secret work suggestions. Secretary C Calel announced new earth time members admitted to membership.
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Columbus
Supreme Council of the United Commercial Travelers
Clinton Ek. Hobbs
Boston
C. Calel
Hs Earth Tiembere
Year sees 194 more added after beating of the year
The record notes 194 more added after the beating of the year. It adds that seventeen applications for charters for subordinate councils were filed and will be acted upon at the present session. The treasurer reports the finances in prime condition as the session continues through tomorrow.
Johnson Critiques Monopoly at Social Conference in Detroit
Mayor Tom L. Johnson of Cleveland attacks monopoly as the country’s main evil and urges equal taxation as the cure. The gathering in Philharmonic Hall includes discussions on church roles, press use, books, and labor unions, with figures from Detroit, Ann Arbor, Washington, and Los Angeles weighing reforms and cooperative systems.
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Detroit
Tom L. Johnson
Cleveland
National Social and Political Conference
Johnson
Philharmonic Hall
Elfweed Pomeroy
New York
H. S. Bigelow
Cincinnati
Alexander
Washington, D. C
James E. Scripps
Willis J. Abbott
Ann Arbor
George H. Sibley
Washington
Charles B. Patterson
Arena
Saneanee
Seeley
Ohio University
H. Gaylord Wilshire
Los Angeles
Cal
W. E. Bemis
Millions for colleges endowments listed in US gifts
A June report details large endowments given to major universities by wealth holders. J Pierpont Morgan and John D Rockefeller lead gifts to Harvard Cornell Vassar Yale Columbia Princeton Milliken University and more. Morgan’s philanthropy also funds church schools hospitals and museums in New York and beyond.
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New York
United States
Ward
Harvard
J. Pierpont Morgan
N. Robinson
Cornel
John
Yale
E. C. Salisbury
A. P. Stockes
Benjamin D. Silliman
Frederick W. Vanderbilt
Matthew Borden
James J. Hill
Misses Stokes
Columbia
Benjamin D. Athe
Princeton
H. Stafford Little
Seceveseses
Milliken University
James Milliken
Morgan
St. George's Church
St. George's Missions
Weeee
New York Trade School
New York Lying-in Hospital
St. John's Cathedral
American Natural History Museum
Coucchore
Journal and Advertiser
London
Gurpoee
McKinley prep for family arrival at Canton
Miscellaneous briefs note President McKinley’s Canton home ready for his family’s arrival in a few days. Also, Minnie A Stoner named domestic science professor at Ohio State University, and Cincinnati Fall Festival directors seek Buffalo attractions for next fall. Senator Patterson says McKinley will visit the exposition on July 18. Ohio Supreme Court upholds insolvency court law in Cleveland. In Denver, Judge Palmer holds contempt hearings against Rev. M A Kader and Rev W H Talmage and will announce ruling next Monday.
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McKinley
Canton
Minnie A. Stoner
Kansas State Agricultural College
Ohio State University
Cincinnati
Fleischmann
Buffalo
Senator Patterson
Ohio
Ohio State Building
Supreme Court of Ohio
Cleveland
Joseph ¢. Bloch
Denver
Cal
Palmer
District Court
Bull in precarious condition after Pan-American fall
Lieutenant Commander James H. Bull of the A. S. N. is back at the general hospital in Buffalo in a very serious state after a fall from the government building at the Pan-American exposition grounds on June 28. Initially thought to have a broken leg, doctors now fear a skull fracture though they hold some hope for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
James H. Bull
General Hospital
Ignorance at Buffalo in Indiana visitors
The Rev. Rice V Hunter returns from Buffalo Pan-American exposition with shame for Indiana. He notes Indiana pride may backfire as locals struggle to identify the state when meeting Buffalo residents. He warns visitors from Indiana should not label themselves to avoid awkward questions about Indiana’s location or status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rice V. Hunter
Buffalo
Indiana
Indiana Excluded from Buffalo Exposition Displays Prompting Criticism
Dr. Hunter lamented the state’s absence from Buffalo’s exposition, noting costly exhibits from Cuba, Mexico, and many South American republics while Indiana is missing. He said the display failure is a great mistake and leaves visiting Indian fans humiliated by rival state showcases.
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Nois
Ohio
New York
Utah
Cuba
Rico
Mexico
Indiana
Dr. Hunter
Buffalo
Night Watchman Discovers Weeping Wandering Child
A night watchman finds seven year old Lowell Allen sobbing near a monument. The boy says his parents are dead and he has nowhere to sleep or eat. Patrolmen take him to the station for care while authorities investigate alleged cruelty and missing guardians.
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Monument
Mr. Hunter
Liberty Street
Lowell Allen
Emerson Avenue
Brookville Road
R. Hunter
Paulsel
Hagerty
Pennsylvania
Washington
St Marys School Commencement Entertainment Features
The St Marys School commencement was held last night in the South Delaware street hall with friends and parents in attendance. The program showcased piano solos duets trios and quartets guitar and violin pieces. Miss Emma Atkinson delivered a recitation and the one act comedy How Mrs Diligent got into a Scrape drew laughs. Cast members listed followed by a song The Alpine Maids performed by Irene Senefelt Cora Bokeloh and Tillie Farmen. Diplomas and medals were awarded by Rev Anthony Scheideler to students for elocution commercial studies music science and related honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's School
Delaware Street
Emma Atkinson
Sears
Gertie Grinsteiner
Katrine von Schuyler
Lena Boehm
Emma Stuppy
Lena Bang
Julia Linne Hannah
Catharine Johnston
Irene Senefelt
Cora Bokeloh
Tillie Farmen
Anthony Scheideler
St. Mary’s Church
Eda Guttman
Mary Fritz
Flora Pfau
State Librarian to Compile State Political Platforms Since 1859
State Librarian W E Henry reports progress compiling dominant party platforms from 1859 to present. He aims to publish a complete set, with private printing if state funds are unavailable, for students and scholars as a public reference work.
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W. E. Henry
Henry
Sone
State Printing Board
Printing Board
Chicago University
Democratic Party
Indiana
City News Items Highlights Local Social and Civic Events
Mrs. Harry Maresh hosts Mothers Club this afternoon. Mrs. Charles Kurta hosted for Mrs. Charles Butler of Detroit Wednesday. Linn Wilson injured by a switch engine, treated at City Hospital. Sunday schools from Baptist, Methodist, and Presbyterian plan a Southport Fourth of July picnic. Coffin-Fletcher Packing adds forty five lots for 76000 to Lafayette Fletcher estate. Mrs. Martha A. Bradley dies at 1925 Fellefontaine Street. lifelong Third Christian Church member. Plymouth Church plans patriotic service tomorrow evening with quartet and brass ensemble. Herbert Hunt to depart for Everett, Washington to lead the Everett Record. Harvey Elam, son of John Elam, dated at Amber.
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Harry Maresh
North
Mitnels Street
Mothers Club
Charles H. Kurta
Charles Butler
Detroit
Mich
Linn Wilson
City Hospital
Baptist
Methodist
Presbyterian
Southport
Coffin-Fletcher Packing Company
Lafayette W. Fletcher
Martha A. Bradley
Leland J. Bradley
Fellefontaine Street
Bradley
Johnson County
Third Christian Church
Plymouth Church
John Elam
Amber
Col Ednesday
Ears Ee
Indictment wording questioned in Banks case sparks debate
The discussion centers on the Indictment against John Banks to avoid political tinge. J Wesley Bridges had been noted as an inspector for the Republican party, raising questions about phrasing and intent. A separate report notes James Gardner, colored, arrested by Detectives Splan and Haley for petit larceny after alleged shop theft at Virgil Wallace's on West Washington Street. Shoes recovered on Indiana Avenue. George F. Parker, former U S consul to Birmingham, is identified with John L. Griffiths. Peter L Reinhardt, eight, recalls fifty-one years in Indianapolis, still working at his trade and inviting friends to 1010 Rhode Island Street. The State Florists' Association of Indiana will meet at the Commercial Club rooms on Tuesday evening July 2 with a program including outings, fakirs, and a planned trip to Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Banks
J. Wesley Bridges
James Gardner
Splan
Haley
Virgil Wallace
West
Washington Street
Indiana Avenue
George F. Parker
United States
Birmingham
Eng
Cleveland
John L. Griffiths
Parker
Indianapolis
Peter L Reinhardt
Rhode Island Street
City Hospital
State Florists’ Association of Indiana
Buffalo
Real Estate Transfers in Marion County Indiana June 28 1901
Instruments filed for record list transfers in Marion County Indiana for the 24 hours ending 5 pm June 28 1901 including Arthur V Brown to Jerusha Cola in Rosemont Lot 145a 24 section corner Victoria and Ruth sts price 22500 Butler University to John W Fisher Lot 5 Vandeman sub Prospect st and West 5th st areas plus several other parcels and lots across Andrews South Side and Wayne township totaling several thousand dollars with buyers sellers and parcel descriptions.
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Recorders Office
Marion County
Indiana
Guaranty and Lean Company
East Market Street
Arthur V. Brown
Jerusha M
Dow Ae
Alabama
Albert
Lieber
Tan
Kenwood Park
Frank L. Bridges
Dora Blackwell
Parker Et al
Parker
Butler University
John W. Fisher
Vandeman Et
Decatur Tow van Lafayette
W. Fletcher
Costa- Fletcher Packing Co
Yandel
Ray St
West Bud
Charles X. Butler
D. W. Miller
W. A. Bell
Beaty
Nan & George
Beck
Meridian
Idian St
Charles
Lewis
Joby Ec
Silverav
Haroltht
Spectacular Fireworks Display Planned at Fairview Park
The street railway firm arranges a two hour July 4 fireworks show at Fairview Park praised as one of the city’s finest. Cornetist Jules Levy and singer Stella Costa Levy will perform daily from next week with a special program tomorrow. On July 4 Mrs. Levy will sing a solo The Flag of Our Nation composed for the occasion.
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Fairview Park
Jules Levy
Stella Costa Levy
Mrs. Levy
Central Union Seeks Court Injunction Over Pole Removal
The Central Union Telephone Company filed in federal court for a temporary injunction to stop Peru city from removing its poles from Broadway. The city council had passed a resolution directing removal of the poles from the principal street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Union Telephone Company
Peru
Commaen
Broadway
Ninth Annual Picnic Gathered by Carroll County Residents
Former Carroll county residents now living in the city will hold their ninth annual picnic at Fairview Park in the afternoon.
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Carroll County
Thie City
Fairview Park
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United Commercial Travelers
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Ignorance AT Buffalo
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Wales
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