Parada Aral LL YER-Frederick Funeral Notice
Frederick aged seventy four died at his home Thursday March 14 at 3 p.m. Funeral Monday from residence 1116 East efreet at 10 a.m. and at 3 p.m. from German Luther Church Friends invited. Also notice for Joseph Gardner offering goods and sale ads for vehicles and hardware. Public auction of mortgaged lands in Marion County Indiana on March 5 with details on parcels and boundaries. Storage and hauling services offered and various notices for rooms to let and goods for sale. Removal of office of Dr Alice L Hobbs to 217 W Eleventh St and other small classifieds.
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Parada Aral LL Yer
Frederick
Itis Hone
East Efreet
German Luther Church
Corner East
Ohio Streets
State of
Indiana
Common End Congressional School
Marton County
Congressional School
Marton Com
Inis
Eald County
Sald
Sabi
E. T. Fletcher
Brightwood
Amelia L. Steele
Ray G. Smith
Marion County
Alice L. Hobbs
M. D
N. Iilinals St
Proposals for Locks and Military Supplies Sealed bids
Sealed proposals in triplicate will be received for 5 000 box lockers and for rubber ponchos and shoes at multiple depots. Departments reserve right to reject any or all. Proposals must be marked accordingly and addressed to relevant officers in Chicago and Indiana. Includes boiler and steam kettle bids with right to reject informalities. Also Bartholomew County road project bids with strict bidding rules and sureties.
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Jeffersonville
Ind
U. S
C. R. Barnett
Militar Supplies
Quartermaster’s
EL BE
Atwood
National Military Home
Grant Co
Indiana
Ich
National Home D. V. x
Treasurers Office
Iata
H. D
Justin H. Chaple
Grant County
Treas
Heichert
Justin H. Chapman
Bartholomew County
Co- Ind
Ward
Bowd
Suid
Ward County
Sucd
Board of Commissioners
Walt County
Med County
Columbus
John W. Morgan
Vaid
Bowling League Directors Decide Tie Playoff
The Independent Bowling League directors met at Washington alleys and ordered a playoff between the Lawtons and Marotts for the championship tomorrow night at City Club alleys. The smoker is set for April 24 at Washington alleys with prize awards. No final action on consolidating with the Tenpin League or two section play was taken.
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Independent Bowling League
Washington
Lawtons
Marotts
Lt. B. L
Crowds at Harrison Funeral Guards and Crowd Movements
The report notes Mr. Foster near President McKinley and during the burial procession, with loud fire bells drawing attention as the funeral party entered the church. Police cleared space while students jostled for front calls, and the cortege proceeded from the church to Crown Hill Cemetery. Between 4,000 and 5,000 added travelers joined usual Sunday traffic in the city.
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Foster
Harrison
McKinley
Pennsylvania Street
New York Street
Vermont
Meridian
Sixteenth
Capitol Avenue
Crown Hill Cemetery
General Harrison
Louisville
Lake Erie & Western
City
Mrs Buth A Smith Dead
Mrs Ruth A Smith mother of FP W Smith manager of Setley Manufacturing Company died yesterday at her son's home Liz Broadway aged sixty nine she had lived here about ten years after moving from Rockville burial will be Tuesday evening born Dayton Ohio funeral service at the home tomorrow at 10 o’clock
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Ruth A. Smith
FP. W. Smith
Setley Manufacturing Company
Liz Broadway
Rockville
Dayton, O
Infatuated man at East Pratt threat to self harm
Albert Cook living with his father on UW East Pratt street was sent to police headquarters and deemed insane. Relatives fear he may kill himself, and his father has applied for commitment to the insane hospital after Cook’s earlier suicide attempt by gunfire following trouble with a married woman.
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Albert Cook
UW East Pratt Street
Cook
Trust Title Insurance with Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan
Would you trust to luck with your home and real estate title. Insure it too with Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Company located at 12 East Market Street. Tel. 906.
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Indiana
Itle Guaranty and Loan Company
East Market Street
Tonnage Surge on Local Lines Highlights March Activity
Indianapolis week ending March 16 saw 482 loaded cars received and forwarded, the largest March movement in the city’s history. Total cars 22,518 loaded, with gains over last year led by Big Four and Pennsylvania lines. grain and coal vary, while furniture and live stock demand rises.
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Indianapolis
Pennsylvania Lines
Peoria & Eastern
Indiana, Decatur & Western
Lake Shore
Nickel Plate
Penn
Chicago
Columbus
Vandalia
East
West
Cin
St. Louis
Belt Road
Rail consolidation forecast shapes Southwestern line control
Interview with George Gould of Missouri Pacific from Memphis predicts larger railroad consolidations and centralized authority or mutual ownership, noting Southwestern lines suffer worst rate conditions and frequent reckless actors. Reports on Pan American fare disputes, Belt Line traffic, and upcoming appointments and contracts across major railroads.
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George Gould
Missouri Pacific
Memphis
Lkely
Central Labor Union drives new unions with vigor
Union organizers report progress as forty two ice wagon drivers form a charter under the Team Drivers International Union of America and gear up for broader wagon driver federation. The Paper Hangers Union and an upholsterers group organize at Central Labor Union Hall while garment workers plans focus on women’s wear makers under the Ladies International Garment Workers Union with visits to major and smaller shops.
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Central Labor Union
International Union of America
John Blue
Mutual Ice Company
Fram Ice Company
Central Labor Hall
North
Pennsylvania Street
Teamsters
Ladies’ International Garment Workers’ Union
Garment Workers’ Union
City News Notes Highlights Local Events
Miss Laura Christie of Greencastle visits Dr. John H. Talbot family at 12 West Twelfth Street. Sunday school for children dismissed due to General Harrison's funeral. Mr Boston W Smith to lead afternoon and evening meetings at local churches. Pomp White dies at the poor farm from dropsy. Solemn requiem mass for Father Hessonies at St John s Church. William Heath and Ira Collins arrested for grand larceny. 53 pairs of shoes recovered. Members of Mer Dessonies Commandery Knights of Father Mathew take holy communion at St John s Church.
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Laura Christie
Greencastle
John H. Talbott
West Twelfth Street
General Harrison
At &J. John’s Church
Boston W. Smith
First Baptist Church
St. John’s Church
Father Hessonies
Living Rosary Society
William Heath
River Avenue
Ira Collins
Division Street
Spian and Haley
Mer
Dessonies Commandery
Knights
Father Mathew
Father Gavish
Unconscious Man Found at Northlinois Street
An unidentified man was found unconscious at the foot of a stairway in a building on Northlinois Street around 1 a.m. He was brought to police headquarters for questioning. Residents heard footsteps and knocking, but investigators could not determine if he fell or was assaulted.
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Mquor
No. 110
Northlinois Street
Butler CollegeSummer School Plans Announced
Butler College outlines a six week summer term starting June 25 and ending August 2 with same credits as a full term. Tuition is 10 per major course and 5 per minor course, lab fees extra. Courses cover Latin Greek German French Spanish English pedagogy psychology ethics and more with University of Chicago credit recognition.
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Butler College
University of Chicago
Scot Butler
A. M
Omar Wilson
Demarchus C. Brown
Edgar W. Abbott
J. B
Rose E. Dark
William E. Henry
Franklin College
Arthur K. Rogers
Carlos Co. Roewlison
Third Christian Church
Indianapolis
Charles E. Merriam
Columbia University
Samuel A. Harper
Henry L. Bruner
William J. Karslake
Walter F. Kelly
Jeffries
A. B
Georgia Galvin
Adolph Schelischmidt
Butler
Chicago University
Blues
Reds
Essie Hunter
Elizabeth Wink Verna Richey
Nina Ely Helen Downing
Olooah Burner
Netta Campbell
Clara Woody Mary Baldwin
Elsie Hi i
Miss Hunter
Richey
Miss Wink
Miss Ely
Miss Richey
German Industrial Notes Highlight Coal Imports And Production Talks
English coal imports rise at lower prices while a German bankers association forms in Berlin. West German cotton spinners seek production restrictions as German cement syndicates plan a common selling agency. Disconti-Gesellschaft notes insignificant treasure flows from New York. Railway receipts fall 1.287 million marks year over year. Berlin discount market surges ahead of dividend day. Iron shares rise 2 to 6 points as fears of U S market influence grow. North German Lloyd cuts wire nail freight to Asia. Berlin papers say large West German firms will soon lay off workers due to high coal costs. Stadthaus iron works add 4,000,000 marks in output to avoid layoffs.
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Berlin
Disconti-Gessellschaft
Germany
New York
Stahl Und Desin
United States Steel Corporation
North German Lloyd Line
China
Japan
Straits Settlements
Cologne Volks Zeitung
Courage to Utter Needed Warnings Washington Special in New York Post
Assistant Secretary Taylor recalls President Harrison’s frank speech across the South and West urging constitutional government. In Atlanta he warned against glossing over dissent and in Salt Lake City he defended federal power to protect the one wife principle. Denver crowds watched as he praised the Pilgrims Sabbath.
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Washington
New York Post
Harrison
Taylor
South
Atlanta
Salt Lake City
Mormon Tabernacle
Denver
Tudor Opera House
General Harrison and Blaine Resignation Quietly Filed
The New York Sun reports General Harrison calmly received James G. Blaine’s resignation on a White House reception day. Blaine’s secretary delivered the letter, Harrison read it privately, and then carried on with the reception, showing unusual control amid cabinet tensions before the Republican convention in Minneapolis.
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New York Sun
James G. Blaine
Harrison
Minneapolis
White House
Blaine
Louis Dent
Mr. Halford
Mr. Dent
Capitol
Slaime
A Little Love and the Magic Air
Fragmented verse speaks of love as heaven’s share and fate. The speaker muses that love, though fleeting, breathes a magic air that surrounds life and banishes despair. The lines hint at renewal through affection and the fragility of human emotion.
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