Woes Bertermann Dead Well Known Florist Passes Away
William G. Bertermann Jr of Bertermann Bros florists dies in Los Angeles after years of illness. Born in Germany 1857 he promoted floral displays in Columbus and Indianapolis before settling in city life. He was active in chrysanthemum and carnation shows, wrote for trade magazines, and held memberships in floral and cultural groups. Funeral expected next Saturday from 310 East Wash Street.
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John Bertermann
William G. Bertermann
Bertermann Bros., Florists
Massachusetts Avenue
Bertermann
New Mexico
California
Germany
Mexico
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Columbus
Gertrude Pfeffermann
Tomlinson Hall
West
Losles
Itore
Bettermann
Reial Club
German House
Maennerchor
Scottish Rite
Independent
Turnverein
Pioneer Association
Verein
Indiana
In Carnation Society
American Rose Society
Ameri- Pierists’ Association
East Washstreet
Y M IL CLASSES SHERMAN COUNCILS JOIN FORCES
Capital and Sherman Councils of the Y M L joined forces yesterday afternoon at the Y M L Hall to initiate a class into Capital Council and into Sherman Council. The entering class lists many members including Frank D. Kirby Thomas G. Sexton Floey Danahey Daniel McCool and others as the Grand Council plans a Terre Haute gathering August 19 21 with leaders E Royse Charles A. Korbi W P Grand Director Anselm Chomel and Robert M. Riley attending.
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St. Patrick's Parish
Sherman Council
Y. M. L Hall
East North Street
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Thomas G. Sexton
Floey Danahey
Daniel McCool
Charles C. Schneider
Peter Cooney
Daniel Kelly
Thomas F. Wise
Hannan
Frank L. Wells
Patrick J. O'Connor
Jeremiah Dutura M. Lynch
Indiana
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Terre
Mand
E Royse
Charles A. Korbi
W. P
Anselm Chomel
Robert M. Riley
False Teeth Theft Allegation In Salem Dentists Case
Esther Miles of 2 Salem street files complaint against William White a colored dentist on charges of stealing one dollar and a set of false teeth valued at eleven dollars. Miles had left the teeth for repairs and paid for them before the alleged sale. Detectives Colbert and Hauser reported the case yesterday.
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William White
Esther Miles
Salem Street
Miss Miles
Colbert and
Hauser
Overheated stove forces family to flee Pleasant Hill home
An overheated stove in the home of Albert Baker at 1 West Twenty-first Street caused a small blaze yesterday. The Hibben family abandoned Pleasant Hill Kentucky for the summer. The party includes Miss of Waverly and Mr Mixsell of Pa who has been visiting. Pax P. Hibben of Prince University is mentioned in connection with the Hibben family.
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Albert Baker
West Twenty-first Street
Fr. T. BE. Hibben
Pleasant Hill
Miss of
Waverly
Mixsell
Om, Pa
Pax P. Hibben
Prince- University
Death in Broad Ripple Streetcar Wreck Adds to Toll
A second fatality from Saturday night head end streetcar collision near Broad Ripple is William F Holman. He died at 4 15 am after lingering from severe injuries. Conductor Albert Dugan and motorman Fisher survived and were treated for injuries. The wreck drew crowds to Broad Ripple as investigators and families assessed the damage and mourned the dead. Holman was a plasterer and leaves a widow. Funeral services for Holman and White are planned in Broad Ripple and at Crown Hill.
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Broad Ripple
William F. Holman
East St. Joseph Street
Harvey Holmes
Holman
Dr. Lights
Albert Dugan
Dugan
Fisher
Light
George Jackson
Samuel White
Broad Ripple Park
Dr. Light
Edward Sparks
Fifty-eighth Street
Union Chapel
North Capitol Avenue
Crown Hill
Campbell Chapel Dedication Marks New Church Cornerstone Laying
The cornerstone of Campbell Chapel A M E Zion Church at Myrtis and Northwestern avenues was laid with ceremony. Local Masons led by Powell's Pickaninny Band attended as Rev G W Payne of Seymour delivered the keynote, followed by Rev H A Gibson for Bishop Walters. The Rev J C Campbell noted the church grew from three to thirty five members since December, with the new building costing 900 dollars.
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A. M. E. Zion Church
Myrtis
Northwestern Avenues
Powell
Pickaninny Band
G. W. Payne
Seymour
Indiana Masons
H. A. Gibson
Ninth Presbyterian Church
Walters
J. C. Campbell
Fight in a cigar store ends with stabbing during dice game
Daniel Casey, 812 Highland avenue, was stabbed in a cigar shop at 772 Massachusetts avenue during a dice game when a dispute arose among players including Albert Berkley and Walter Daniels. Casey sustained a deep shoulder to elbow wound and cuts on hands. O'Brien arrested for running a gambling house, Berkley charged with assault with intent to kill, Daniels for visiting a gambling house. A canoe incident followed at dawn Sunday nearby.
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Daniel Casey
Highland Avenue
Casey
Albert Berkley
Walter Daniels
James O'Brien
Massachusetts Avenue
Berkley
O'Brien
Two Men Rescued After River Drift Near Broad Ripple
Two men stranded on the riverbank near Broad Ripple were rescued after drifting about 34 feet downriver. Both were able to save themselves and remained on the bank for several hours awaiting rescue.
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Broad Ripple
Poisoned Edna Hall Confesses Hidden Arsenic At Police
Edna Hall, already known for prior incidents, was found to conceal a large arsenic box in her clothing after a prisoner informed the matron. The box, labeled from a West Washington street drug store, was seized. Hall was discharged from City Hospital then detained for loitering pending an insanity commission.
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Edna Hall
Edna
West Washington Street
City Hospital
the Good Shepherd
West Raymond Street
Trimpe and
Lowe
Tragic Death On Vandalia Bridge Over White River
Joseph Hauser fifty five living at 439 Madison avenue was found on the Vandalia bridge middle pier with a skull fracture. He walked onto the bridge after warnings of train danger and died at City Hospital around 9 30 am. Unmarried, his aunt lived on Chestnut Street.
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Joseph Hauser
Madison Avenue
Vandalia
White River
Hauser
George Baxter
Baxter
Chestnut Street
Carnival of Eagles Parade Heads to Anderson Today
Carnival of Eagles of Indianapolis will parade through city streets and ride interurban cars to Anderson for the Fraternal Order of Eagles carnival grand opening. Anderson Aerie 174 aims to raise 65000 for a new home as Hagies parade plans dominate the event. Indianapolis and Elwood aerie numbers show strong growth since 1910.
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Hagies
Anderson
Anderson Aerie
Order of Eagles
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Aerie
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Jacobs Sets Pony Long Ride Record From Kit Carson
William H. Jacobs, nineteen, rode a pony 1,175 miles from Kit Carson Colorado to Indianapolis Indiana from June 1 to June 3, finishing after 28 days. He won a $1,000 wager and a New York museum seeks to exhibit the pony. Jacobs appeared in good health, reported riding through rough country, sleeping outdoors, and crossing the Missouri River region with a series of feats and near accidents.
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Pennsylvania Street
Kit Carson
Jacobs
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Journal
Indianapolis
Colorado
Charles P. Jacobs
Indiana
Guerrilleman
Vandalia
Union Pacific
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Grainfield
Kan
Missouri
Kansas City
Ellis
Hays
St. Louis
Terre Haute
Putnamville
Eagles Fraternal Order grows in Indiana with many new aeries
A lengthy Indianapolis era article details Indiana Eagles aeries numbers inaugurated in March May June and total membership around 1900. It praises Willam F Edwards as state deputy grand president and grand worthy chaplain at Minneapolis. It notes Indianapolis visitors and Lapel Fourth of July carnival plans with a free train to Anderson for visitors.
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Aerie
Marion Aerie
Munele
Hartford City
Order of Eagles
Willam F. Edwards
Grand Aerie of
Minneapolis
Indiana
Edwards
Graud
Anderson
Indianapolis
Lapel
Eagles’ Carnival Committee
Anderson Eagies
Fugitives Delaney and Campbell Arrested in Chicken Theft
Detectives Splan and Haley arrested William Delaney and John Campbell, two local youths, on charges of theft connected to a plan to steal over 30 chickens from Boone county farmers. The boys confessed, saying they aimed to travel as hucksters to sell their stock, considering it cheaper than acquiring poultry legitimately.
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Splan and
Haley
William Delaney
John Campbell
Lebanon
Boone County
Big Four Route Schedule Changes June 29
Effective Sunday June 29 No 31 Fast Mail departs 8 05 am and No 33 Cincinnati Limited leaves 5 pm instead of 4 45 pm. No other departure changes. Also a note about sending the Journal by mail while away for the summer with order options and flexible address timing.
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Fast Mail
Cincinnati Limited
Fourth of July Excursions From Indianapolis by Rail
Low rate round trips within 200 miles to Chicago Dayton Columbus Louisville Terre Haute and Evansville. Tickets sold July 3 and 4 with final return by July 7. Includes Vandalia Nord lines and through sleepers to Detroit Mackinaw City and Michigan resorts. Contact W W Richardson D P A Indianapolis for details.
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Michigan
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Servir
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Expo ticket deal for travel within 200 miles on sale July 3 4
Tickets within a 200 mile radius including Chicago Dayton Cincinnati and Louisville go on sale July 3 and 4 with return by July 7 at a single round trip fare. Excursion rates available daily to Colorado Utah South Dakota Wisconsin and Minnesota resorts with final limit October 31. See agents for details.
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Chicago
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Good
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Minnesota
Indiana Officials Announce EA Convention Route to Minneapolis
The Pennsylvania and Vandalia lines are set as the official route for Indiana attendees to the National Education Association convention in Minneapolis from July 7 to 11. One first-class fare plus $2 round trip, tickets on July 5 6 and morning July 7, Indiana Official Train leaves Indianapolis at 11 35 a m. Special Vandalia train runs from Terre Haute to Lake Maxinkuckee Saturdays June 28 to Sept 1 returning Monday 11 a m. Contact W W Richardson for details.
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Vandalia
Indiana
National Educational Association
Minneapolis
Minn
Indianapolis
Pennsylvania Limes
W. W. Richardson
Vandalia Line
Terre Haute
Lake Maxinkuckee
the Lake
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