Banquet for Friendly Sons of St Patrick Honors Irish Memory
The Friendly Sons of St Patrick held their sixth annual banquet at the Grand Hotel. Seventeen tables stretched full length with 18 guests present and a Montani Orchestra provided music. Toastmaster Simon P. Sheerin presided as speakers including Rt Rev Patrick Donaghue and Michael Foley of Anderson urged Irish memory, citizenship duties, and American unity while Kathleen Martin led a lively vocal program.
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Friendly Sons of St. Patrick
Grand Hotel
Montani
Simon P. Sheerin
Bish
Donaghue
Johnson
St. Patrick
Oman
Emerald Isle
Sea
Trish
Europe
America
Islands of
Africa
Yesterdas
Ireland
Harrison
Michael Foley
Anderson
Foley
Kathleen Martin
K. M. Collins
Molloy
Moore
Williams
Charles R. Williams
Banquet Echoes Irish Patriotism and Women's Virtue
A banquet hosted by the Friendly Sons of St Patrick features speeches praising Irish valor in the Revolution and extolling American women. Attendees include Admiral George Brown and Mayor Thomas Taggart with Governor Durbin absent. The event celebrates memory and heritage across a large guest list from Indianapolis society.
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America
Canada
Molly Stark
Montgomery
Quebec
W. P. Breene
William P. Breene
Sons of St. Patrick
Ireland
Trish
George Brown
Army
Frank B. Burke
Thomas Taggart
Indianapolis
Durbin
Indiana
Cyrus A. Barrett
Margaret Berry
C. A. Bookwalter
William P. Breen
Daniel D. Brosnan
John D. Brosnan
Elias Jacoby
Johnson
John Keefe
Frank Kenny
Philip M. Kiler
Charles A. Korbly
Wiliam D. Lalley
William D. Lalley
E. Co. Rm
Bement Lyman
Charles Maguire
M. R. Mansfield
Thomas Madden
John E. McGettigan
EB. M. McGettigan
Michael O'Connor
Teresa_ O'Connor
Edward J. O'Reiily
Charlies E. Peddle
Rh. Pearson
Samuel Quinn
James F. Quigley
Peter C. Reilly
Michael J. Ready
P. J. Ryan
John C. Ru
Street Railway Buys Property in Indianapolis
The Indianapolis Street Railway Company filed a deed for property at St Clair and Missouri streets, formerly owned by William B. Houston. The $12,0000 purchase includes 16 feet frontage on Missouri and 135 on St Clair, with a temporary distributing station and plans for a brick building as the trolley system expands. Additionally, Jackson Landers sold his North Pennsylvania street residence between Walnut and St Clair to Larison White for $14,250.
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St. Clair
Missouri Streets
William B. Houston
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
County Recorders Office
Missouri Street
St. Clair Street
Jackson Landers
Pennsylvania Street
Walnut
St. Clair Streets
Larison White
Deputy Mine Inspector Appointed in Piitses County
State Geologist Blatchley yesterday appointed Andrew Dodds of Oakland City Piitseces County to deputy mine inspector. J Dobbs had served years as superintendent of mines for the S. W orth Coal Company. Salary attached to the new position is $1.20 a year.
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Blatchley
Andrew Dodds
Oakland City
Piitseces County
J. Dobbs
S. Worth Coal Company
Insurance ad urges fire coverage for all properties
In America property destruction by fire averages $150000 annually or $500 per business day, excluding holidays. The notice promotes Indiana Fire Insurance Company, Home office East Market Street, underscoring the need to insure property with UW Holliday as president and M Spann as secretary.
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America
Indiana Fire Insurance Company
MS East Market Street
Holliday
M. Spann
Sousa Band Delights Indianapolis withan Evening of Mastery
The Sousa Band gave a brilliant Tomlinson Hall concert in Indianapolis praised for tone quality and expressive range. Sousa led encores amid favorites including The Stars and Stripes and the new Hall to the Spirit of Liberty as soloists Blanche Dufield Bertha Bucklin and Arthur Pryor impressed audiences.
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Tomlinson Hall
Sousa
Mr. Sousa
Indianapolis
Giordano
Andrea Chenier
Suppe
Isabella
Stars and Stripes
Arthur Pryor
The
Luigini-Sebek
Orient
Sudan
Blanche Duffield
Miss Offield
Indiana
Marc
Weber
Meyer-Helmund
J. Sousa
Bertha Bucklin
Ries
Sarasate
Johann Strauss
Ritter Pasman
Annual German peasant dance thrills Socialer Turnverein crowd
A large crowd filled the German House for the Socialer Turnverein annual entertainment a German peasant dance. The grand march led by a German band opened at 9 30 with many club members in costume. The Ox Head Tavern featured German airs and wheat garland decor while outside booths sold peasant wares hosts Habich and Thooney wore village costumes. The event was a social success with entertaining features delighting guests.
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John Ulrich
George Niebergall
Oscar Koster
Louis Ulrich
Frank Meyer
John Jacoby
Gustav Frohemas
Walter Ulrich
George Holtz
John Speiser
William Clarkton
Herbert Niebergall
William Cloud
Ox Head Tavern
George Habich
Jean Thooney
Recreative Institutions Lecture by Charlee Zueblin
Prof Charlee Zueblin of Chicago University concluded his series on municipal improvements with a Manual Training High School lecture on Recreative Institutions. He highlighted playgrounds in large cities, the NY movement toward municipal parks, gymnasiums, public baths, and the social benefits for the poor through accessible recreation.
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Charlee Zueblin
Chicago University
Manual Training High School
Childrn
New York City
Harrison Home Quiet as Family Guests Depart
The Harrison household on North Delaware Street enjoyed a quiet day with rest. John Scott Harrison, brother of General Harrison, departed for Kansas City. Mrs. Morris and Mrs. Eaton will return home to Minneapolis and Cincinnati respectively, while several relatives plan to stay a few days. Col Russell B Harrison remains undecided about travel with family, to stay at W. H. H. Miller’s house.
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Harrison
Delaware Street
John Scott Harrison
General Harrison
Kansas City
Morris
Eaton
Minneapolis
Mrs. Eaton
Cincinnati
Caroline B. Stroud
New York
W. H. H. Miller
Mrs. McKee
R. K. McKee
Mr. McKee
Wording of a law affects school vaccination rules
Secretary Harry of the State Board of Health warns that the Louttit amendment to the compulsory education bill would block the board from excluding unvaccinated children from school. It allows any child in good condition to attend while school is in session despite local orders. The measure follows Fort Wayne unrest over quarantines. The state auditor’s insurance office reports about sixteen new insurance law measures and plans pamphlet distribution.
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Harry
State Board of Health
Louttito
Fort Wayne
Health Board
Pretary Harty
Insurance Department
The
State Auditor's Office
Neal
Will Tour Europe By Representative Overstreet
Representative and Mrs Overstreet plan a spring to summer Europe trip sailing April 6 from New York to Naples. They expect a absence of sixty to ninety days, with Mr Overstreet opening a Stevens building office on return, assisted by a clerk while away.
Western League Bars Indianapolis and Louisville From Entry
Reports from St Paul and Columbus state the Western League will not admit Indianapolis or Louisville, ending hopes for a national league entry. The Associated Press notes an eight club league with Denver St Paul Minneapolis Kansas City St Joseph Omaha and Des Moines, leaving Indianapolis territory desiring, yet unable to join a ten club arrangement.
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Indianapolis
Tailholt
Podunk
Columbus
Fort Wayne
W. H. Watkins
Journal
St. Paul
Louisville
Watkins
Ban Johnson
National League
Mr. Watkins
Associated Press
Denver
Colorado Springs
Minneapolis
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Omaha
Des Moines
Horse Racing Odds Across New Orleans Tanforan and Oakland
Tote listings show New Orleans Trebor Elsie L Swery Varro King Elkwood Red Pirate Gov Boyd with odds 9 to 5 3 to 2 4 to 1 1 6 to 1 12 to 1 4 to 1. Tanforan Benson Caldwell Rory Ough Isaline Free Lance Our Lizzie Star Chamber with odds 7 to W 3 to 5 2 to 1 12 to 1 2 to 1 7 to 10. Oakland Nuilah Miss Rowena Eva G Hagerdon Alturas Horton with odds 7 to 10 to 5 4 to 1 4% to 1 3% to 1 3 to 1.
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New Orleans
Trebor
Elsie L
Swery
Varro
King Elkwood
Red Pirate
Gov. Boyd
Tanforan
Cal
Benson Caldwell
Rory Ough
Isaline
Free Lance
Our Lizzie
Star Chamber
Oakland
Nuilah
Miss Rowena
Eva G
Hagerdon
Alturas
Horton
County Council Special Meeting On Salary Approvals
A special meeting of the County Council will be held today to appropriate funds for the county surveyor salary under the new law. Additional appropriations will be requested but not disclosed until presented to the Council.
Seaton Hats and Local Goods Advertised in Town
Seaton the Hatter promotes the best 8 percent hats including Dunlap and Stetson. Advertises Janes dustless oats for horses and various products from New Century Calitraph to Yost Opeadae. Mentions Unites of Pee and Supplies at Monument Place and East Market with phone 1549. Bates House hair store offers hair woods and Weber paints. Also notes a chiropodist and Bates House barber shop with low prices.
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Unite of Pee and Supplies Company
Monument Place
East Market
Bates House
Woman Dies After Fall in Stairs at Home
Mrs Fannie McClain of 192 Yandes Street was found unconscious at the foot of a stairway by her husband on his return from work. A Dispensary physician and Dr McGaughey tried to revive her but she died. She suffered a compound fracture of the right arm and was said to be addicted to opium. no anesthetic was used for setting fractures.
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Fannie McClain
Yandes Street
McGaughey
Habbard
Pop June Worse
Willant H. June, long confined to his Ballard apartment, grew much worse yesterday and early this morning was thought unlikely to survive the hour.
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Willant H. June
Ballard
Uncle Boston's Talks at First Baptist Church
Boston W. Smith known as Caele Boston spent yesterday at the First Baptist Church with children. The title was given by a child in innocence and does not reflect his businesslike, religiously inclined character. Smith is a man of a peculiar type, balancing commerce with faith.
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Boston
W. Smith
Saloon Keeper Arrests Over License Violations
Joseph Parrish of North Western avenue, whose saloon license was revoked, was arrested on a warrant by Fred Summers for selling one gill of whisky to Robert A Ross without a license. W H Hickey of a2 West Tenth was also arrested for a violation of Section 2 of the ents law.
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Joseph Parrish
North- Western Avenue
Fred Summers
Robert A. Ross
W. H. Hickey
West Tenth
Piano Deal at Wulschner's Slashes Price to Sixteen
A new $25 piano is advertised for just $16 at Wulschner's. The sale highlights a substantial discount likely aimed at drawing shoppers seeking affordable musical instruments. Details on model or stock remain unclear in the fragment.
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Wulschner
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