Reliance Bests Yachts in New Cup Race
Newport R I June 2 Reliance the new cup yacht defeated the Columbia and Constitution on a thirty mile course in heavy breeze. Reliance finished about four to five minutes ahead of its rivals with owner E D Morgan at the helm. The race opened a series by New York Yachting Club and featured stout tacking and rough water.
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Newport
R. L
Reliance
Columbia
Constitution
E. D. Morgan
Cap- Barr
New York Yach Club
Stories of the Town fashion bulges and urban anecdotes
The piece sketches domestic satire around a North Side family with a humorously clueless father, quirky fashion talk, and a parade of small mishaps. It covers a young girl’s fashion critique, a mother’s fatigue, a kid’s kidnapping scare, a glove shop misunderstanding, a late-night newsroom call, and a wary businessman rebuffing reporters, all framed as light community sketches from city life.
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North Side
Bove Asia
Persistent Agent Seeks Quick Review From Indianapolis Lawyer
An agent seeks a rapid examination of his books from a busy Indianapolis attorney. The lawyer refuses, citing three cases to try this week and no time for two weeks. The agent insists, offering to leave books for later review, while the Ser contemplates shifting to another attorney. The attorney notes persistence is fine but time must be managed.
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Indianapolis
Lou Dillon Sets Mile to Wagon Record at Glenville Track
In Cleveland on June 29 Lou Dillon trotted a mile to wagon in 2.04% at a Gentlemen's Driving Club matinee at Glenville track. Driven by owner C. K. G. Billings, the mare raced with a runner pacing five lengths ahead, and finished with strong speed before the stand crowd of 1,500. The feat surpasses a 2:06% mark set weeks earlier. Billings later steered The Monk to 2:08% for a mile, fastest by a gelding this year, with a runner again pacing.
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Cleveland
Lou Dillon
Gentlemen's Driving Club
Glenville Track
Co. K. G. Billings
Corrigan and Dunne Bring Strong Racing Entrants
Daily consignments of horses arrive at the fair grounds as races begin Saturday July 4. Owners Corrigan Dunne Hen nessy and others send runners for sprint and harness events with W F Kay driving pacers like Little Squaw and Shade On. Secretary Holt and Lyman Davis plan headquarters at the Grand Hotel before moving to the fairgrounds. Box seats are in high demand at $1 per chair with single afternoon admission at $1.50.
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Fair Grounds
G. B. Hennessy
St. Louis
Theil Brothers
Hogan
Detroit
Grosse Point
Lyman Davis
Ed Corrigan
Pat Dunne
Indianapolis
Harry White
Corrigan
Dunne
Holt
W. F. Kay
Iowa
Grand Hotel
Fairgrounds
Board of Works Final Action Taken On Street Projects
The board approved multiple road and sidewalk improvements with varying costs including cement walks on Tenth Street from Brookside to Arsenal for 76 dollars and a major project on Parker Avenue costing 6500 dollars. Several items were modified or rescinded while others were adopted or approved for grading, paving, or curb work on streets such as Colorado Avenue, Euclid Avenue, and Garfield Avenue.
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Tenth Street
North Side
Brookside Avenue
Arsenal Avenue
North Street
Fas. Street
Noble Street
First Alley
St. Peter Street
Woodlawn Avenue
Woodlawn
Twenty-eighth Street
Illinois Street
Talbott Avenue
Parker Avenue
Roosevelt Avenue
Twenty-third Street
Adams Street
Twenty-fifth Street
Station Street
Twenty First Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Central Avenue
Twenty-fourth Street
Colorado Avenue
Washington Street
Michigan Street
Euclid Avenue
Washington Sreet
Gladstone Avenue
Garfield Avenue
Chester Avenue
Bradshaw Street
Virginia Avenue
Wright Street
Stevens Street
McCarty Street
Pogue
Highland Avenue
Denny Street
Rural
Olney Street
New York Street
Dorman Street
East Street
Market Street
Wabash
George G. Tanner Improves After Illness
George G. Tanner, who had been seriously ill for several weeks, showed signs of improvement last night. A change occurred around 4 o'clock in the evening, and the condition remained more favorable than in recent days.
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George G. Tanner
Motor Company's Suit Trends Injunction Hearing
The Motor Vehicle Company seeks a permanent injunction against White River Lodge No 161 of the International Association of Machinists. Judge Carter heard testimony as Business Agent J E Collins and Lodge President Charles E Test testified. The case follows a weeks long machinists strike with witnesses present. Attorneys Charles Martindale for the plaintiff and Frank Groninger for the lodge led the proceedings.
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Motor Vehicle Company
White River Lodge
No. 161
International Association of Machinists
Carter
William R. Wheeler
Purdue
J. E. Collins
Charles E. Test
Motor Company
Hand readers tease future drama stars in city's court pages
Mrs. Meier recently read the hands of Maude Adams John Drew Blanche Walsh and Otis Skinner, noting that what these players' hands reveal will end with keen interest as the dramatic profession draws attention in local circles.
Horse Killed After Car Collision In Irvington
A. W. Hartman, Irvington timer, escaped serious injury after a horse pulling his delivery wagon bolted and cannot be saved following a westbound car No 559 strike on Washington street near Hamilton avenue. Police ordered the horse shot. Hartman was thrown from the wagon but unharmed.
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A. W. Hartman
Rvington
Washington Street
Hamilton Avenue
Hartman
Irvington
Fred Byrd
Miles
Artman
Crall Denies News Misrepresented His Position on Elliott Report
Indianapolis Councilman John H. Crall says the Indianapolis News misrepresented his stance on the Elliott book audit. He says he never spoke to Chairman Keach about an open investigation and that the committee aims to avoid whitewashing, basing its report on expert John W. Coons and solid facts.
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Harry E. Negley
Charles N. Elliott
Indianapolis News
John H. Crall
Crall
Keach
Democratic City Committee
Mr. Keach
Third Ward
John
Elliott
Mr. Crall
Negley
Wall
Council
John W. Coons
Journal
Peetery Council
Argument in Simpson trial ends soon in forgery case
The Simpson forgery trial in Criminal Court nears verdict after the defense rested and both sides concluded lengthy arguments. Deputy Benedict led for the State while Martin Hugg and John W Kern prepare for the defense, with the jury expected to hear further tomorrow afternoon. A separate suit seeks 10000 damages for Mrs Holmes death after an Indianapolis Street Railway Co car struck her at South and Meridian on December 29, 1902.
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Arthur Simpson
Benedict
Martin Hugg
John W. Kern
John S. Duncan
Warman, Black, Chamberlain & Co
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
David Holmes
South
Meridian Streets
Quiet Title and Divorce Actions in Local Courts
A mixed docket lists Superior Court and Circuit Court cases including quiet title for John W. Lee against William Rhodes, damages suits such as Conrad Mueller Company versus Arthur Jordan, and divorces for Nellie Harrington versus George Harrington and for Laura Delello versus Peter Delello. Also noted are criminal proceedings, new suits filed, and name change filings in Room 1, 2, and 3 under Judges Leathers, Carter, and Allen.
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Superior Court
James M. Leathers
John W. Lee
William Rhodes
Conrad Mueller Company
Arthur Jordan
Vinson Carter
National Motor Vehicle Company
White River Lodge No
International Association of Machinists
Circuit Court
Henry Clay Allen
William W. Davison
Apa
Gracie Wn
James Hoop
Nellie Harrington
George Harrington
Chaplin Carter
Maggie Carter
Fremont Alford
Arthur J. Simpson
David Holmes
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
City Bond Company
Will H. Latta
Elizabeth Hart
John Hart
Armin C. Koehne
Louis A. Glazier
L. A. Kinsey Company
Indiana Trust Company
John W. Bowles
Laura B. Delello
Peter Delello
Laura M. Aldag
Harry W. Aldag
May Myrick
John Myrick
Court Minutes and Appellate Briefs Summary
Supreme Court minutes list numerous cases in which parties requested transfers or filed appellees briefs. Includes The Baltimore & Ohio Railway Company vs Town of Whiting and The American Quarries Company vs James Lay, with various county courts noted.
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The
Baltimore & Ohio Railway Company
Whiting
Lake C. C
American Quarries Company
James Lay
Lawrence C. C. Appellee
Noblesville to Get Hydraulic Power Plant Project
Noblesville prepares for hydraulic power with a new Noblesville Hydraulic Company formed to build a dam on the White river between Potter's Bridge and Conner's Dam. Capital stock set at 100000, with other filings including Leader Publishing Company and Kokomo Laundry Company expanding shares, and Findley Hydraulic Press Brick Company authorized to transact business in Indiana.
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Noblesville
White River
Potter's Bridge
Conner's Dam
Noblesville Hydraulic Company
Leader Publishing Company
Marion
William B. Westlake
Robert S. Jones
Alvah E. Eee
M. Scarbrough
George Tr. B
Citizens’ Bank
Portland
H. C. Vaught, Sons & Company
Parker
Ind
Findley Hydraulic Press Brick Comny
Missouri
Idiana
Secretary of State
Indiana
Palmistry Article Promotes Mrs Simmons Meier Work
The Theater illustrated magazine features Mrs. Simmons Meier of Indianapolis with a palmistry article. Editor notes her decade of study and readings of notable figures like Lew Wallace, Susan B. Anthony, Lilli Lehmann, Emma Juch, and James Whitcomb Riley. The piece emphasizes criminology interest in hand shapes and lines.
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Simmons-Meier
Simmons- Meler
Indianapolis
Lew Wallace
Charlies Mayer
Lilli Lehmann
Mary Hartwell Catherwood
George Ade
James Whitcomb Riley
Emma Juch
Susan B. Anthony
Richmond Pearson Hobson
Devoe Paint Ad Claims Zinc Adds Longevity
A letter to Capt. W. E. English of Indianapolis extols Devoe Ready Paint with zinc, arguing it lasts twice as long as lead and oil, costs less, and can be applied by machinery, reducing yearly painting costs from about 90 dollars to roughly 15. The message touts efficiency and modern production, signed F. W. Devoe & Co.
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Devee
Devoe
F. W. Devoe & CO
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Paris
Roosevelt
South Capitol Avenue
Lesman
Glenville
Billings
Board OF Works
Collins
Hart
Chairman Head
the Court Record
Supreme Court
Board of Commissioners of
Newton County
State
Elmer R. Bingham
Appellate Court
the Southern Railway Company
William P. Jones
Crawford C. C
Harrison Collicott
Lucy L. Allen
Vanderburg C. C
George Godfrey
John W. White
Allen C. C
Anthony J. Klein
Nugent Gravel Company
Gibson C. C. Appellees
Jabez C. Casto
John G. Eigeman
Dubois C. C. Appellant
Leonard Heller
Michael Dalley
Wells C. C. Appellee
Mrs. Simmons-Meier
This City
Con
W. E. English
Indianapolis, Ind
Jim
Sunny Jim
Jessie Marcanst Richardson
Pabst
Telephone
New & Old
Lake Shore
Michigan Southern Ry
Michigan
Westfield
N. Y
Lake Chautauqua
Albany
New York
Hudson River
Sandusky
Ohio
Put
A. J. Smith
G. P
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Cleveland, Ohio
H. D. Vories
Publicinstrn
Classical School
May Wright Sewall
L. M
A. M
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C Conservatory of
Ilustr
Edgar M. Cawley
North Illinois Street
C.aneshaensel & CO
Deutsch Tailoring Co
South Illinois Street
V. H. Messenger
East
H. T. Hearley Vehicle CO
the Carlsbad OF America
West Baden Springs
Vow Baden
Pig Ly
Meson
WETT
West Baden
SPR &S
Rockbridge Alum Springs
Virginia
James A. Frasier
Low Vera, A
Willem Ua
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