Butler Summer School Circulars Announce Courses
Butler College will again offer six week summer courses for teachers and prospective teachers in graded schools and colleges. The term runs June 25 to August 1 with no entrance exam, and credits will transfer with University of Chicago. Courses cover Latin Greek German French Spanish English sociology philosophy history biology geology geography and science. Credit certificates given on completion. library and reading rooms available. secretary William J. Karslake administers.
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Butler College
Scot Butler
A. M
Demarchus C. Brown
Butler
Shortridge High School
J. Dorsey Forrest
Butler Cducation
Arthur K. Rogers
A. B
Butler Col
Christopher B. A
William R. Longley
Isabel L. Vinzant
Henry L. Hauner
William J. Karslake
W. F. Kelly
Evelyn Jeffries
Georgia Galvin
Adolph Schellit
University of Chicago
Victory for Inventor Clark in Patent Suit
Judge John H. Baker ruled in favor of Albert C. Clark, awarding the inventor damages for infringement of a chair linked machinery. The court ordered discovery of profits from makers and sellers to determine Clark's judgment, naming G E Johnson L C Hunter A A Chapin and W P Denny as defendants.
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John H. Baker
Federal
Albert C. Clark
G. E. Johnson
L. C. Hunter
A. A Chapin
W. P. Denny
J. Gan
Fort Wayne
Clark's Inn
Clark
Country Club to Improve Grounds and Entrance
The Country Club plans extensive improvements to the grounds and entrance funded by a $7 debt covered by thirty members. Any excess fund will finance the proposed cement work. McGowan, president, partially promises to contribute toward a clubhouse, with a new wagonette considered.
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Country Club
Shr McGowan
Names of Civil War Survivors From Independent Zouave Company
Response to L V P Paylor of Frankfort Kansas lists Col De Wit of Hot Springs Ark and Capt Foster of Indianapolis as the first to enter federal service from the state in the Civil War. Among those who belonged but did not serve are Albert and a Mr Keely of this city.
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L. V. P. Paylor
Frankfort
Kan
Col. de Wit
Indiana War Claim Evidence Headed to Washington
Attorney General Taylor frames an Indiana war claim record and evidence to be shown to the Treasury Department in Washington. He expects to complete the evidence by early next week and proceed to Washington thereafter.
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Taylor
Washington
Treasury Department
Indiana
Wealth and Want Lecture at University Propylaeum
Dr. Ira W. Howerth delivered the seventh lecture on modern social problems at the University of Chicago gathering in the Propylaeum. He argued wealth has grown with machinery yet general well being lags, and discussed wealth distribution, millionaires, and potential reforms including inheritance taxes and social economy.
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Ira W. Howerth
University of Chicago
Propylaeum
Alfred Russell Wallace
Henry George
Minneapolis
Shaw
Iowa
United States
Erty
Howerth
Wyckoff
Princeton University
St Patrick's Day Parade Plans and Program Announced
A Sunday St Patrick parade forms at 2 pm on South Capitol and North Capitol avenues with divisions and marching bands. The event includes a 3 pm mass meeting at Tomlinson Hall with Mayor Bookwalter and John T Keating as speakers, plus possible remarks from Bishop O'Donaghue and Knights of Columbus leaders.
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Tomlinson Hall
Opera House
South Capitol Avenue
Washington Street
North Capitol Avenue
Hyland
Peter de Taney
Martin Carr
John H. Mahoney
James F. Quigley
Michael Manix
William Carson
Patrick Morgan
David Curran
Thomas Clark
Harry O’brien
Father Mathew
John Perrien
H. I. Royse
John F. Barrett
Daniel A. Dalley
Thomas Dugan
Meyers
Young Men's Institute
Capital Council
Algrey Council
Ayne Council
Brownson Council
Weber Council
City
Ladies’ Auxiliary
John McNelis
Paul Bonner
Denis Nelligan
John Costello
Patrick Callahan
Joseph McKinne
Frank Haggerty
Union Band
California Street
Capitol Avenue
Maryland Street
Ilinois Street
Meridian
Monument
Washington
New Jersey
Alabama
Knights of Father Mathew
Bookwalter
John T. Keating
Chicago
Keating
Hibernians
O’donaghue
Sherman Steele
Knights of Columbus
Father Mathew Band
Ed Swan Lifelong Electrician Dies At 58 In City
Edwin J Swan of 033 Bellefontaine street died early yesterday from diabetes after a three month illness He was 58 a veteran of the Civil War captain of Company K Seventy six New York Regiment He was born in Cherry Valley Otsego county New York A widow and a son survive the funeral will be held at the family home Monday afternoon at 2 o clock.
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Edwin J. Swan
Bellefontaine Street
Mr. Swan
Cherry Valley
Otsego County
New York
Seventy-sixth
New York Regiment
Jacob Dickert
North West Street
Germany
Indianapolis
Cabinet Makers’ Union
Margaret Covert
Agnes Street
Death of Charles B Hoover veteran department manager
Charles B Hoover aged forty nine died from pneumonia at 6 yesterday morning. Born in Washington DC he spent years in this city and served as manager of a department in the When clothing store for twenty four years.
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Charles P. Hoover
Delaware Street
Washington, D. C
When Clothing
Deere Plow Company to Erect Five Story Brick Building
Deere Plow Company of Moline branch plans a five story brick building at Senate and Kentucky avenues costing 345,000 with a 15,000 lot purchase to expand storage and offices. The new frontages will be 158 feet on Senate and 160 on Kentucky, arch entrance planned, Montezuma brick and fireproofing to be used, finish by Sept. 1. Also noted are several local land sales and property transfers in Indianapolis including Cassil buying six lots for 3,000 and Rus sell acquiring sixteen lots for 6,800.
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John Deere Plow Company
Deere & Co
Moline
Senate Avenue
Deere Company
Senate and
Kentucky
Richard Neptune
Kentucky Avenue
Darke
Georgia Street
Clarissa J. Cassil
Indianapolis
John Lux
Illinois Street
Twentyeighth
William Forsythe
Building Allied Council Faces Carpenters Row Over Strike
The Building Allied Council met briefly with no major items on the agenda. The Carpenters Union and General Contractors Association dispute remains unresolved, with a potential strike if no agreement by mid April. Local Jung Brewing workers show no plan to strike, though Cincinnati plant actions loom. Rockwood molders face a picket line as nonunion workers are deterred from applying.
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Building Allied Council
Carpenters’ Union
General Contractors’ Association
Carpenters
Contractors’ Association
Jung Brewing Company
Brewery Workers’ Union
Cincinnati
Jacob Reuter
Rockwood Manufacturing Company
Nation's Birthday meeting draws largest attendance
The Nation's Birthday Association held its annual gathering at the English Lutheran Church, the largest in its history. Judge James B. Black delivered the main address on General Sheridan, Coburn Allen spoke on Growth of American Ideals, with musical numbers by the Newsboys' Band and performances by S. Yourscroft, A. Rubinstein, Walter Vonnegut, Myron Leckner, and Ellis Levy.
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Nation's Birthday Association
James B. Black
General Sheridan
Coburn Allen
Shortridge High School
Newsboys
Edwin Friend
S. Yourscroft
Komennoi-Ostrow
A. Rubinstein
Walter Vonnegut
Myron Leckner
Ellis Levy
Republican candidates tour town amid delegate counts
In a hotel lobby gathering Republicans discussed state office races and the delegate totals. About 55 counties have chosen delegates, with estimates of 1.6 delegates per county. Dan E. Storms, running for secretary of state, is seen as the leading contender with no opposition. Chris Chapman of the Sousa Band, injured here last fall, remains in Brooklyn and may sue the streetcar company over his accident.
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Dan E. Storms
Storms
Chris Chapman
Sousa
Chapman
Brooklyn
Hood's Pills and Sarsaparilla Promote Liver Health
A historic pitch extols Hood's Pills as a cure for liver ills and a non irritant to take with Hood's Sarsaparilla. The ad emphasizes gentle relief and overall tonic benefits with popular patent medicines.
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Hood
Miners and Operators Gift Silver Punch Bowl to Columbia Club
At a luncheon for club directors Alfred M. Ogle received a costly silver punch bowl from mining operators. The inscription notes the gift comes from operators in Indiana Illinois Ohio and Pennsylvania, presented during the last conference.
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Columbia Club
Alfred M. Ogle
Indiana
Illinois
Ohio
Pennsylvania
McCulloch to Move Family to Indianapolis
George F. McCulloch general manager of Union Traction Company plans relocating his family to Indianapolis. The Patterson homestead will close as Mrs Patterson accompanies the move, and McCulloch may focus less on eighth district politics.
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George F. McCulloch
Union Traction Company
Indianapolis
Patterson
Mules and wagon rescued from well near Broad Ripple
North of Broad Ripple a team of mules and a wagon fell into a dry well after breaking a platform. John Hinshaw’s mules were rescued using hoists and a trench. The wagon and windmill framework were damaged. dozens of farmers joined, providing help and ideas. The mules were unharmed.
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Broad Ripple
John Hinshaw
Mino
Knights of Father Mathew Band and Brigade Inspect in St Johns Hall
The Knights of Father Mathew Boys Band and two Boys Brigade companies A and B held an inspection at St Johns Hall corner Capitol avenue and Georgia street. Father James McCool led the inspection with Captain Elleher. The group then paraded down Capitol avenue past the band, to the parish house on Georgia street, serenading Rev. Francis H. Gavish and cheering the pastor.
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Knights of Father Mathew Boys’ Band
Boys’ Brigade
St. John’s Hall
Capitol Avenue
Georgia Street
Elleher
James McCool
Francis H. Gavish
Arboricul ture secretary oversees catalpa planting near New Orleans
John P. Brown of Connersville secretary of the International Society of Arboriculture is in New Orleans supervising the planting of 110000 catalpa trees on a 200 acre tract for the Illinois Central Railroad. He will travel to Boston next week to inspect trees on the Boston Common and give an address on their condition. Brown is gaining a national forestry reputation.
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John P. Brown
Connersville
International Society of Arboriculture
New Orleans
Illinois Central Railroad
Brown
Boston
Smiley Surrenders to St Louis Police
A telegram from St Louis reports Warren Smiley an eighteen year old who listed 2325 Talbott Avenue Indianapolis as his home surrendered to St Louis police. Authorities note a Smiley family lives at that Indianapolis address and that the youth may be trying to return home.
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St. Louis
Taffe
Warren Smiley
Talbott Avenue
Indianapolis
Smiley
Will Reach the Mark To Day at Indianapolis Post Office
The Indianapolis post office did not reach the $500,000 yearly business target yesterday with receipts of $h230. The total remains within $400 of the goal, and officials expect today’s takings to push the year past the half million mark before month’s end as the city moves toward first class status.
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Indianapolis
Meserve to show Sinaitic codex images at Plymouth lecture
In the second Plymouth Church lecture on Sources of the Bible Mr Meserve will display pictures of the Sinaitic codex found by Tischendorf on Mount Sinai and of early English versions. The talk will explain the discovery of these manuscripts and the printing of the first versions in detail.
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Plymouth Church
Meserve
Tischenhof
Mount Sinai
Seining Complaints Raise Canal Fishing Concerns
An amateur fisherman alleged yesterday that seiners flout the law on the canal at Treadcut. He said hundreds of fish are taken and bass below sale size are left to die on the bank, with seining near the porkhouse.
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Treadcut
Porkhouse
Hats and insurance ads converge at Indianapolis shops
Classified notes list Dunlap's Celebrated Hats, Seaton's Hat Store, German Fire Insurance of Indiana at 29 South Delaware. Mentions fire, tornado, and explosion risks. Also promotes Jane's Dustless Oats, Leo Lando Optician at M42 N Pennsylvania, W W Dark & Co Insurance on East Market, Indianapolis Barber Supply, Massage Cream at 37 East Ohio, and harness prices with TECHENTIN & FREL at 1% EL Washing.
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German Fire Insurance of
Indiana
South
Delaware Street
Indianapolis Barber Supply Co
Ohio Street
Easter novelties and accessories on display
We feature Sterling Silver vases for Easter remembrance Belts Buckles and Pins and Monte Carlo Wrist Bags offering fashionable novelties for spring shoppers. Visit to see the latest ideas and styles in our display.
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Monte Carlo
Sterling Home Company Profits Grow Despite Risks
The Indianapolis Fire Insurance Company was among few firms profitable in 101. The risks it insured are carefully selected to assure growth and the institution's continued strength.
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Indianapolis Fire Insurance Company
Sterlin Home Company
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George Rudd Thompson
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