Guardian of Animals and the Bostock Zoo imports
Collector Young and staff plan to house two baby elephants six lions three tigers five leopards six hyenas seven bears two zebras two cassowaries two emus one yak and a sounding animal at the Indianapolis Zoo for the Buffalo Pan American exposition. The Baltimore set notes duty-free entry for exhibition goods with return shipment条件. The animals will be inspected daily while in the zoo as Young and deputies study their natural history to aid preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostock
Indianapolis
Baltimore
Buffalo Exposition
Rostock
Exposition
Peras
Young
Chinese Missionaries Speak at Christian Alliance Tabernacle
Rev Horace W Houlding and Rev William Christie, Chinese missionaries, addressed a Mass Ave audience at the Christian Alliance Tabernacle. Houlding, formerly a Congregational pastor, has served twelve years in evangelical work and went to China as an independent missionary in 1896. He survived Boxer turmoil with his family aided by a U S gunboat, then a Japanese vessel, and returned home. Christie, a Scotch missionary in China eight years, will return soon and speaks Chinese fluently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace W. Houlding
William Christie
Christian Alliance Tabernacle
Massachusetts Avenue
East Street
China
Boxer
United States
Aville
Japan
Houlding
Ohce
Frield
Christie
A Fine Catholic Cathedral Planned for Meridian Street
A proposed stone cathedral in Homan and Grecian az ure styles would sit south of Bishop Chatard’s residence on North Meridian. Plans, costing about 317,500, are studied by Wick, Aspinwall & Co. of New York, with aim to ready it within two years for Bishop’s silver jubilee services. Parish members have pledged donations of 19,000 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Par
Insurance Indemnity Principles and Fire Risk Notice
Insurance companies sell indemnity by fire under business principles like merchants selling goods. The report indicates a fire risk to property and actions by Indianapolis Fire Bestenmoe Sontag. N. Spann, Secretary, Home Office, No. 45 East Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Yous N. Spann
Home Office
East Market Street
W R C Discovery Reveals Fund Shortfall in Soldiers Orphans Home
Report cites that Christmas fund money, originally for the Soldiers Orphans Home, was diverted during Mrs Schlater’s presidency. Audited figures show $189.79 missing, with $19.42 remaining in the fund instead of $208.21, prompting scrutiny by W R C officials and investigators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army of the Republile
Columbus
Woman's Relief Corps
Smock
Grand Army
Woman's Belief Corps
Maria I. Schlater
W.rc
Soldiers’ Orphans’ Home Fund
SLO
At Mas
Woman's Relief Corps Convento
Nytoo Artorney
Expenditures Exceed Yearly Collections by 0.72
The treasurer reports 4515.12 in receipts including 3145.11 for the Christmas fund, which should be deducted leaving 370.01 actually collected for the year. Expenditures totaled 5715.74, resulting in spending 840.72 more than the receipts.
Hudson Produce Company Butter Declared Pure
Frank G. Day of Hudson Produce Company Union City said a Cincinnati report to Washington found the Union City butter sample pure. About 500 pounds of butter were released and the plant may resume business. Day blamed a rival firm and criticized sensational newspaper reports damaging his business thousands of dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank G. Day
Hudson Produce Company
Union City
Cincinnati
Washington, D. C
Day
Hudson Company
Indianapolis Board reviews new laws for public works contracts
The Board of Public Works and City Engineer Jeup discussed the legislature’s new laws Nos 27 28 72 and 278 affecting city improvements. They planned new bidding blanks, pursued contracts under the old law, and awarded four contracts including brick paving and local sewers while rejecting one bid and filing petitions for cement walks and street vacations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sahm
Maguire
Board of Works
Jeup
Indianapolis
Mate
Durbin
Daniel Foley
Meridian Street
South Street
Henry Street
Roney
Elder Avenue
Washington
McCormick Street
William Bogsert
Blackford Street
Washington Street
Market Street
Twenty-seventh Street
Illinois Street
Capitol Avenue
Chesapeake Street
Missouri Street
Senate Avenue
Father Chartrand
St. Joseph's Church
Fourteenth Street
Barth Avenue
Bemis Bay Company
J. H. Claypool
Columbia Avenue
Martindale Avenue
Twenty-fifth Street
C. S. Roney
Tllinote
First Alley
William Bossert
Market
Missouri
Pratt Street
Fayute Street
Canal
Thirty Sixth Street
Thirty-seventh
Southeastern Avenue
State Street
City Limits
Dearborn Street
New York Street
Gale Street
Glen Drive
Twenty-eight Street
Isabella Street
Udell
City News Notes Highlights From Lafayette and Nearby
Bankruptcy petition filed by David Newlander a Lafayette farrier liabilities 1286.84 assets 1021.10 The Central church pulpit filled by Rev C C Edwards no evening service Bowen Merrill bowling beat L A Kinsey three straight games 776 783 730 at Washington alleys Mrs Hassler to direct music at People's Congregational Church Union Meyers Exchange officers elected with Graves Hawkins Fletcher Clark and a full slate of committees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Newlander
Lafayette
Central Avenue M. E
C. C. Edwards
D. D
Carpenters’ Union
Jessie, Lendormi
Moores
Iran
Powe
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of
Hall-place Church
Mary B. Mullen
Africa
Union Meyers Exchange
T.S. Graves
Sheridan Hawkins
H. H. Fletcher
C. H. Clark
Edwin Nichols
F. F. Churchman
B. W. Gillespie
D. W., Tibbs
George W. Nave
K. Barrett
W. W. Stockton
Murdered? Kenneth Lawrence Sought by Police and Family
Police in this city and New York suspect Kenneth Lawrence, missing since August, ran away with $2, traced to New York race tracks where he allegedly won thousands, and vanished. His stepparents A McFadden live at 413 East Market Street. He owns $60,000 in property with steady income. family believes he may still be alive. A tale claims a new $225 piano bought for $16 at Wulschner's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kenneth Lawrence
A. McFadden
East Market Street
Marion Wins Championship in Indianapolis Bowling League
The Marion team clinched the title in the Indianapolis Bowling League last night by sweeping Lenox in six games. Carter rolled 203 206 and 192 and Bryson added 198 185 and 232 to boost their averages while Knox dipped. Second division scores featured Bogardus 227 and 27 Leap 22 and Cooper 201 as Lenox struggled against the leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marions
Indianapolis
Lenox
Martons
Carter
Quill
Bryson
Knox
Bogardus
Leap
Cooper
Capital
Washingtons
Turners
Crescents
Northsides
Washington Alleys
Potter
Grafton
McKiller
Wille
Caird
Nationals
Wash
EB. Mueller
Buddenham
Smith
Kirkhoff
Wechsler
Kistner
Parks
Mckiwaine
Blelken
Bryant
Pfeffer
K-W-R
F. Garstang
G. Mueller
Brewer
Kahio
Smith Comstock
F. Mueller
Havelick
Kimmel
Meinsinger
C. Citys
Eayles
von Hake
Burton Wands Kothe
Hopkins Schinke
Marion Alleys
Sd Crescent
Yorger
Abeld
Sthr
3D Crescents
Keble
Ecceey
Keswing
Jungelaus
el. Meyer
Shreve
A.n.horuff
McDaniel
Turner Alleys
N. Sides
Paris
R. Root
Evans
Root
Walters
Sudbrook
Zimmerman
Taylor
Dr Quayle Explores The Gentleman In Literature
Dr Quayle lectured at Meridian street Church on The Gentleman in Literature adapting examples from Don Quixote Homer Dante Shakespeare and Bible figures. He argued true gentility emerges from human nature and manhood rather than sainthood, citing Jesus Cyrus the Great and three full grown gentlemen in literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quayle
Meridian-street
Don Quixote
Daniel Deronda
Henry Esmond
John Halifax
Shakspeare
Dante
Hamlet
Dumas
Joseph
Moses
Jesus Christ
Cyrus the Great
Arthur
Postoffice Corridor Remodeling Authorized
Postmaster McGinnis announced an appropriation of 1300 dollars for remodeling the postoffice corridor in this city. The plan adds a connecting extension between the main building and the public mailing room to unify stamping and mailing services previously in separate structures. Work will start immediately to fix the inefficient layout noted since Gen McGinnis assumed duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGinnis
Postoffice
Gen. McGinnis
Death of Young Hawkins After Illness With Brights Disease
Burchard G. Hawkins aged twenty son of W H Hawkins ex United States marshal died at Dr Caldwell s sanitarium on Capitol avenue last night at 10 30 o clock after Bright s disease illness since Thanksgiving treated previously in Canton Mississippi. Remains to be taken to family home in Sullivan for funeral tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burchard G. Hawkins
W. H. Hawkins
Butler College chapel upsets crowd over game admission
Butler College students at chapel yesterd ay heard the president say no man would be admitted to the nasium to witness the game between the college team and Knickerbocker Hall. The announcement was met with prolonged hissing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler College
Knickerbocker Hall
Banquet and Smoker Held by Red Men's League
Members of Company F Red Men's League held a banquet and smoker at Red Men's Hall on West Washington street. Captain Merritt served as toast master with remarks from J A Coll J P Duncan and C E Miller. The hall featured flags and Indian emblems and 212 guests were each given a souvenir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Company F
Red Men's League
Red Men’s Hall
West Washington Street
Merritt
J. A. Coll
J. P. Duncan
C. E. Miller
Bowling State Championship First Seven Games Scoreboard
Special to the Indianapolis Journal from Peru Indiana reports the first seven games of the state championship bowling match with Web Jay of Indianapolis scoring 1205 and Owen McCarty of Peru 1831. The second series will be played in Indianapolis within twenty days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Peru
Ind
Web Jay
Indianapolis
Owen McCarty
General Harrison Improving Reported by Physician
General Harrison, who had been ill for a few days, was reported by his physician Henry Jameson yesterday as improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Henry Jameson
Hats and insurance ad with local addresses
An advertisement promotes Dunlap's and Stetson hats along with imported soft hats at 20 North Pennsylvania Street. It also notes German Fire Insurance of Indiana with general offices at 29 South Delaware Street, offering coverage for fire tornado and explosion. The ad mentions JANES'S Dustless Oats for horse feed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunlap's
Stetson
Pennsylvania Street
German Fire Insurance of
Indiana
South
Delaware Street
Butler and Knickerbocker Hall Girls Clash In Close Games
In Butler gymnasium for two close interschool basketball games between Butler College Reds and Blues and Knickerbocker Hall juniors and seniors. Reds won 18 to 15 in the first game and Blues edged Knickerbocker seniors 15 to 13, with strong shooting from Miss Wink and Miss Taggart leading Butler and Miss Ritchey and Miss Maliphant pacing Knickerbocker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Butler College
Knickerbacker Hall
Knickerbocker Girls
Reds
Knickerbocker
Miss Winks
Blues
Miss Taggart
Miss Wink
Ritchey
Miss Ketcham
Treasury Statement February 1911 Balance and Receipts
February receipts total 830 207 56, disbursements 198 18 58. Balance on hand to close February 23, 1911 in the general fund and institution accounts. Reported by the auditor and treasurer of state with balance figures and fund breakdowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auditor
Treasurer of State
Treasury
Cadetet Atte Ie
Counterfeiting Suspect Arrested After Avenue Car Incident
George Wratt, described as a colored man, was arrested yesterday for passing counterfeit money on an Indiana Avenue car. Conductor Thomas Brooks noticed the fraud after counting change on the platform. A detective intercepted Wratt on the car as the investigation began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wratt
Indiana Avenue
Thomas Brooks
Thomae Tialls
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Choice
Underskirts
L.S . CO. Indiana
Catt Lake
Central Union Telephone Company
West Ohio St
Young Ws
Woman's Prison
Keely
The
Senators
Senate
Industrial School For Girls and Woman's Prison
Lee
Board of Managers
Plainfield
Cee
Instituton
Board of Mangers
Emma Messing
W. R. C. Discovery
Nicipal Affairs
Tuxedo Street
Moore Avenue
City News Notes
Wulschner’s
Butter Girls
Connor Moores
DR. Quayle
H. Block CO
Win.h. Block Co
the President
Jay
Seaton
Hatter
Janes
Butler Players
Julius
Merchants’ Association
Treasury Statement
General Fund
College F College Fund
Permanent Endowment
Sales University and College Fund
Sales Permanent Endow‘monar Bid
Meat Fund
Common School Fund
Meena Institution Revenue Fund
Leopold Levy
Trea WH Mart
State
Lilly & Stalnaker
East Washington Street
Ape
McLean
J. H. McLean Medicine Co
St. Louis
Sunday’s Journal
J. B. Kirkpatrick
Basin Gas
East
Ohio
Co. l. Fletcher
North
Tod ' m
Ofice
E.C. Atkins & CO
Wed Tillness
Ste Indianapolis, Ind
Amery Wheels
W. B. Barry Law and Supply Co
Penn. ST
VooRsies
Stare Piano Co., Manufacturers
West Weehington Street
Consumers’ Ice Co
Florida
Murdick
Sto
Ito
Emerson Druley
First Square
Dienrette
Tnetitate and
Saskariaum
Soaiaonseaee
Steinwavy
Pearson’s Piano House
Enc
Sentinel Printing Co
West Market Street
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