Indianapolis hotel lobby notes Charlton Andrews visits
Indiana author Charlton Andrews, known for A Part fit Gentil Knight and Verlain translations, is staying in Indianapolis. He plans a Brookville summer to work on a French Revolution novel, mourns friend Robley Stephenson, and hopes to publish a private-collection tribute honoring him.
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Charlton Andrews
Paul Verlain
Indianapolis
Mr. Andrews
Connersville
California
Pasadena
Brookville
Ind
Colorado
Robiley DD. Stephenson
Ceouid
Terre Haute
Western Trip Return Boosts Health and Local Boom
Henry W. Lawrence and Dr. Franklin W. Hays returned from a month in Colorado and New Mexico with positive health gains. George G. Tanner accompanied them, staying in Colorado Springs with Mrs. Tanner. The party, including mining interests, noted a regional boom and mining enthusiasm, while Lawrence showed interest in The Antlers hotel and Swiss staff. A Nashville visiting ex Confederate, William Almison, visited Colorado Springs, admired the monument, and shared a note about his wartime regiment while touring the Statehouse.
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Henry W. Lawrence
English
Franklin W. Hays
Colorado
New Mexico
George G. Tanner
Colorado Springs
Tanner
Mr. Lawrence
Mr. Tanner
Ttme
Lawrence
the Antlers
West
William Almizon
Nashville
Almison
Aimlon
Armison Alee
Hanna optimistic on Allen county Republicans in Congress race
RR B Hanna of Fort Wayne visited Allen county and voiced optimism about the district race. He noted the Republican nominee has a strong chance, recounting his own close 60 vote loss two years ago to Representative Robinson and predicting a 1000 vote shrinkage of the Democratic majority could seal the GOP win if alignment with the county ticket holds.
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RR. B. Hanna
Allen County
Fort Wayne
Congress
Hanna
Robinson
Dubuque Clergyman Accepts Call to Indianapolis Church
Rev. Owen D. Odell of Dubuque and his wife and daughter are at the Denison Hotel. He plans Easter services at Second Presbyterian Church tonight and has tendered resignation to his Dubuque congregation. He will return home early this week and then come to Indianapolis later.
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Owen D. Odell
Dubuque
Denison Hotel
Second Presbyterian Church
Odel
Duwi
Indianapolis
Benton Warriner Wedding At Pendleton Home
George R. Benton a Spencer House clerk marries Miss Zeda Warriner today at noon at the bride’s sister Mrs. Mabel Shawl’s Pendleton residence. After April 6 the couple will reside at Pearson flats Alabama and Nineteenth streets.
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George R. Benton
Spencer House
Zeda Warriner
Mabel Shawl
Pendleton
Mankine Spots Democratic Three-Wide Race Rumor
W. H. Mankine, former secretary of the Democratic state committee, spoke at Spencer ventoemlay and heard strong chatter about Second district congressional contests. He said Welman appears to lead the Democratic nomination.
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W. H. Mankine
Democratic State Committee
Spencer Ventoemlay
Welman
DePauw alumni reunion moved to April 14 dinner
The annual reunion and dinner for De Pauw University alumni will be held at the hotel on Friday April 14, not in April as previously announced.
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de Pauw University
Theso
Hotel guests tour Seymour during Grand test night
RFR W. Bock, proprietor of the New Lynn Hotel at Seymour, was a guest at the Grand test night. J. Lincoln Pfaff in Town. J. Lincoln Pfaff, of Chicago, is at the Hotel Eneliah today.
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RFR
W. Bock
New Lynn
Seymour
J. Lincoln Pfaf
J. Lincoln Pfaff
Chicago
Eneliah
City News Notes From The Local Beat
Mr J Gent who has been seriously ill is slowly improving Miss Gertrude Warner of Goshen is visiting her sister Mrs Exduward G Herethc John Trindle veteran conductor on the Vandalia line is dangerously ill with pneumonia at his residence on Talbott avenue Francia Hive No 8 Ladies of the Macabbees will entertain with cards tomorrow afternoon in R C Hall Pierson building 3 North Delaware Street The C E Society of Grace Presbyterian Church will give a musicale Tuesday evening at the home of Mr T M Thompson on North Capitol Avenue Ladies of the G A R no 16 will give a card party in their New York Street Tuesday A number of prizes will be awarded Council No 12 D of B will Sees Sae atrencnes
Is yawning contagious in crowds
A man argues that yawns spread like a contagion in a crowded setting. He recounts demonstrations on a streetcar and in a church, noting how one yawn prompts others to stretch their jaws and cover their mouths, regardless of understanding why. The tale blends observation with a challenge to explain the phenomenon.
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Edward Everett Hale
Local Engineer Z M Gentry Dies at Home
Z M Gentry, about fifty one, died at 6 30 pm yesterday at 8 North Belmont avenue. He was a locomotive engineer on the Peoria division of the Big Four for many years. Survived by his wife and two children.
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Z. M. Gentry
North
Belmont Avenue
Peoria
Fils
Land Platted Into Town Lots in West Indianapolis
Real estate in West Indianapolis expands as 55 acre tract sold for 18000 to Bridges. Platted into 432 residence lots priced 150 to 300 each with rail lines and nearby factories boosting demand. March transfers total 1425058.92 across 729 deals, a record for March, with April outlook bullish despite rainy slump. Other notices include property sales on Talbott Avenue and Meridian street, and new offices for local agents.
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Indianapolis
Joshua G. Knowlton
Charles W. Bridges
Belt Railroad
Morris Street
Belmont Avenue
Oliver Avenue
Plainfield Electric Railway
Isaac Russell
Forty Five Transfers Filed for Record in Marion Indiana
Recorder's office records list forty five property transfers for the Marion County Indiana area within 24 hours ending 5 pm March 29 1902. Notable deeds include Henry J Bran to Standard Land Co Jesse Drake and Mayhew parcels Frank L Marshall to Solomon Dickey and several lot transfers in Woodruff Place and nearby blocks with varied sums totaling thousands.
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Recorder’s
Marion County
Indiana
Indiana Tithe Guaranty and Loan Company
East Market Street
Henry J. Bran
Standard Land Co
McKernan & Yanides
Drake & Mayhew
Eith St
Fallake
Frank L. Marshall
Solomon
Dickey
Woodruf
A. M Stile
Corser
Talbott
Bell Et al
Leth, A
Emma F. Hatter
Clarence Wright
Mary
T. Howe
Rher Talbott
Sith St
Louis N. Watts
Rolla W. Cam
Wright
Loth
Lela- NimPe SE
Biic- Cotba
Buchanan
Yoke
Ae Ingram D. Hill
Georgia
M. Cell
En Teee
M. Cannell
Han
Low August
Wacker
Margaret Mo Kruta
Lota
Miller & Wacker
S Way
Wid
Parkway
H. Furnas
Samuel E. Hicks
Geo. Kessler
Geo. W. Beeeeea
Amahsia
Train Schedules: Limited Runs to Anderson Muncie and Connections
Timetables show trains from Anderson, Muncie, Marion, Elwood, Alexandria and intermediate stations departing 4 15 a m and hourly to 7 15 pm 9 15 pm and 11 15 pm. Limited services to Anderson depart 8 00 am 11 00 am 2 00 pm and 5 00 pm arriving at Anderson after 1 25 hours and at Muncie after 2 hours. 11 00 am and 5 08 pm trains connect at Anderson with limited trains to Elwood.
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Anderson
Muncie
Marion
Elwood
Alexandria
Lmited
Passenger Cars Schedule on Meridian Street Run Daily
Passenger cars leave Georgia and Meridian streets starting at 6 a.m. and continue hourly until 10 p.m. Last car departs at 11:30 p.m. Night cars arrive at 6 a.m. and depart by 9 a.m., also arrive at 2:30 p.m. and depart at 3:30 p.m. Combination passenger and express cars depart at 6 a.m., 9 a.m., 12 noon, 3 p.m., 6 p.m., and 9 p.m. from Georgia and Meridian streets.
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Georgia
Meridian
Streetcar Schedule From Georgia Meridian To Greenwood
Passenger cars depart Pennsylvania and Washington streets with the first car at 6 a.m. and then hourly until 10 p.m. The last car leaves at 11:15 p.m. The combination passenger and express runs from Georgia and Meridian to Greenwood only at 9:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m.
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Pennsylvania
Washington Streets
Georgia
Meridian Streets
Greenwood
Garland Stores and Ranges Popular Prices
Real estate transfers listed for Indianapolis area buyers and sellers. Names include Willig’s Cash Furniture, Kackley to Schnull, Sewyer to Beeler, Decker to Luhr, Springer to Remington, Gilbert to Perkins, Glass to Hiram Glass, Shover to Swain, Nivens to Mendenhall, Decker to Nathans, Allen to Edwin, Rehbling to Gramse, Crown Hill Cemetery to Madison Chas., Owen to Martison Park Grove, Knowton to Bridges, and others. Total transfers and values noted, with related repairs and property mentions.
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R. Kackley
Gustav A. Schnull
Meridian St
30Th St
Eeree
Frank K. Sewyer
Annie L. Beeler
Parker
Butler
College Corner
Sth
Wenver St
Ney
Kennington
Justus Decker
Elizabeth Luhr
Chas
W. Rea
McCarty
6Th West Side
Teane Springer
D. Remington
N. Indianapolis
20Th St
Rader St
Edward Gilbert
Stephen Perkins
Pote
Cooper & Pickens
Fois
Dat
S & Or
Smith
Mock
Eepenhaver
Kunn & Ist W. Indianapolis
Morris A Mear Reismerst
Ccc-Cersyecnesrenene
Richard E. Nivens
Pearson Mendenhall
Bik
Bruce-Baker
Columbia
Christopher Decker
Yeiser
Guardian's
Nathans
Warren Township
Eliza M. Allen
Edwin
Bao
Weyne Township
Henry A. Rehbling
Louise Gramse
T. Fletcher
Martindale Av
15Th St
Crown Hill Cemetery
Madison H
al Owen
Martison i
Owen
Park Grove
Ona
Decatur Soveeaty
John W
Joseph iColumbia
Stanley
Edwin J. Mattern
Moses Allen
Joseph BE. Scho Beni
Brice Place
Anna
Crown Hill
John M. Cunningham
John J
Adams
New Bethel
James R. Millikan
Emma H. “Pietcher
Isaac W. Sulsean
Emma H. Flete
Nescenses Moores
D! Sutton
Jacob Coolman
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