Lied er Kranz Celebrates Season End with Smoker Banquet
The Indianapolis Liederkranz closed its season with a smoker and banquet at Germania Hall. About 30 members attended the event arranged in threes along the hall. A 3:30 program featured piano by Prof. Ernest Knodel and songs by the society. Toastmaster Frank Schaffer introduced members for speeches and four members presented an operatic sketch. The evening closed with cheers for Victor Jose, Germania Hall proprietor.
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Indianapolis Liederkranz
Germania
Singing Society
Ernest Knodel
Frank Schaffer
Society
Messrs
Frank Enchel
John Heaston
John Kopf
Louis Keelker
Hocks
Victor Jose
Germania Hall
Mr Gregg’s Refusal to Name School Sparks Debate
The Indianapolis School Board declined to name a school after Thomas B Gregg citing alleged unfair treatment of his mother and daughter in his will. Residents recall a troubled marriage and separation, with the will reportedly leaving the daughter little and the mother about nine dollars, a point some say influenced the Board’s decision.
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Indianapolis
Thomas B. Gregg
Gregg
Mr. Gregg
Scov
Attorney Frank Moore Arrested for Petit Larceny
Frank Moore of 515 North Delaware Street, claiming to be an attorney, was arrested yesterday afternoon in the statehouse law library after allegedly stealing three books. He was seized in the hall and turned over to police.
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Frank Moore
North
Delaware Street
Moore
Statehouse
Arrest of Charles Grundy for beating wife
Patrolmen Kimpel and Smith arrested Charles Grundy at 76 West Vermont street after a domestic dispute. Grundy refused to argue and struck his wife, who was found by police in the doorway with a wounded eye as she prepared to go to a party.
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Kimpel
Smith
Charles Grundy
West
Vermont Street
Grundy
Explosion Near Indiana National Bank Shocks City
An early morning blast near Maryland and Pennsylvania streets damaged the toilet room at Indiana National Bank and blew out a false wall. Police report indicate the large safe in the Beporengote Gas Co office may have been burglarized. A sewer cap at Pearl and Ania streets was blown off, and investigators link the incident to the bank blast.
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Maryland
Pennsylvania
Indiana National Bank
Beporengote Gas Company
Pearl
Ania
Beaucaire at English Opera House and Empire Burlesques
Richard Mansfield stars in Beaucaire adapted from Booth Tarkington with Evelyn Sutherland. Cast includes Beau Nash, Duke of Winterset and Lady Mary Carlisle. scenes in Bath and Bath ballroom. critics note strong burlesque acts at Reeves's Empire Theater with Hoey, Gordon, and Mazuz in a six act program running through the week.
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English
Richard Mansfield
Beaucaire
Bath
Monsieur Beaucaire
Lady Mary Carlisle
Squire Bantison
Diana
Mary Carlisle
Orleans
George II
England
Louis
France
Beau Nash
Alexander Frank
Monsieur Beaucair
Mansfield
Molyneux
FL Andrews
Bantison
M. A. Kennedy
Rakeil
Ernest Warde James
Carhart
Joseph Whiting
Bonle Clark
Palmer Collins
Bicksett
Captain Badger
Henry Laurent
Milano Tilden
the Duke of
al Reeves
Empire Theater
Alio Mazuz
Mazett
Charles Hoey
Harry Lee
Hoey
McCabe
Sabine
Mlle
Vera
Kitty McCarty
Mile
Louise Auber
Chm Gordon
Reeves
Count O’ Fudge
Gordon
the Empire
General Fitzhugh Lee lecture seat sale opens at English’s Opera House
Seats for Gen Fitzhugh Lees lecture at Englishs Opera House opened at the box office yesterday morning and a demand for tickets was noted. Early sales suggest a large audience for next Monday evenings event.
Eddie Garvie to Star in Mr Jolly of Joliet Farce
Eddie Garvie, seen in a vaudeville sketch at the Grand Opera House with Peter F. Dailey, will headline next season in the farce Mr. Jolly of Joliet. The eccentric comedian is expected to enjoy success in the new venture.
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Eddie Garvie
Grand Opera House
Peter F. Dailey
Mr. Jolly
Joliet
Garvie
Social notes and visits fill the week
Miss Gertrude Henry departs for Kansas City while Mrs. Earl Reeve of Anderson visits the Hotel English. Clubs, parties, and informal gatherings mark the week with social calls from Mrs. May Wright Sewall and others. Mrs. Elizabeth Trow hosts a reception for Indianapolis guests. Katharine Home hosts an annual reception as Shortridge students attend the oratorical contest.
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Gertrude Henry
Kansas City
Earl Reeve
Anderson
English
Delle Allison
Sutherland Avenue
A. A. Barnes
Wichita
Kan
May Wright Sewall
Berry
Fannie Morrison
California
Williams
Harvey Blanton
New York
Brown
Palo Alto
Cal
John Randolph Brown
Central Avenue
Lila Allison
Anna Boxgs
McPherson
Chislett
Edwards
Richard £. Chislett
Pittsburg
Virginia
Mmne
Margaret Foster
Burlington
Elizabeth Trow
Madison
William J. McKee
J. N. Hurry
Indianapolis
Pleasant Bond
Drucilla Wilson
George Fulwell
Denison
St. Louis
Columbus
O. T. Q. Club
Shortridge High
Katharine Home
Society Notes From May Day Parties And Weddings
A Belle Epoque of neighborhood gatherings unfolds with May Day parties hosted by Mrs. Eaglesfield and Miss Warren, plus dinners and a Beaucaire reception. Out-of-town guests include Miss Hill of Chicago and Miss Cook of Cincinnati as social calendars list marriages and forthcoming visits.
Switch Engine Throws Off Track At Uolen Station
A Monon switch engine narrowly left the rails at the west end of Uolen Station around midnight after a heavy sleeper caused the car to derail on a curve. The forepart of the engine lifted about six inches off the rails. several passengers suffered minor injuries. The sleeper was eventually uncoupled and the engine rejoined the proper train.
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Uolen
Meeting of Committees Prepares Vesper Service Program
The joint committees met at the Governor's parlors to finalize arrangements for the monument dedication. Leaders from Danville Muncie Connersville and invited guests reviewed reports on the vesper program flag march and afternoon procession with no changes to the day’s order.
Veterans to Dedicate Monument in City May 14 15
At a Frank S. Clark Camp meeting a committee was named to finish plans for the May 14 and 15 veterans event. A campfire at Tomlinson Hall on May 11 invites G A R members and the public. Ex-soldiers will march in the May 15 parade, expected to be the largest gathering since their return from Cuba Porto Rico and the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank S. Clark
Tomlinson Hall
Cuba
Porto Rico
Philippines
Flag details announced for monument dedication lists units and names
Adjutant General Smock of the Grand Army of the Republic releases flag details for the monument dedication. The list includes Twenty second Battery W H Lee Arlington J A Vanarsaol South Bend P H Burns Crawfordsville Dr R J Clark Monticello O W Huston Huntington M E Muse Windfall G W Hartley Indianapolis G W Alexander Indianapolis Twenty third Infantry E B Stephenson Lavonia W M McClelland South Boston Joshua Brown Campbelleburg J W Edmundson New Albany W S McClure New Albany William Mix New Albany Wil liam Mix New Albany Fifth Cavalry Andrew Kramer BR P Finney W W Angel R J Heller C H McCormick Milt Morris Lewis Bruner K W Fatty J H McMillen B C Hale
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Smock
Twenty-second Battery
W. H. Lee
Arlington
J. A. Vanarsaol
South Bend
P. H. Burns
Crawfordsville
Dr. R. J. Clark
Monticello
O. W. Huston
Huntington
M. E. Muse
Windfall
G. W. Hartley
Indianapolis
G. W. Alexander
Twenty-third Infantry
E. B. Stephenson
Lavonia
W. M. McClelland
South Boston
Joshua Brown
Campbelleburg
J. W. Edmundson
New Albany
W. 8. McClure
Wllliam Mix
Fifth Cavalry
Andrew Kramer
BR. P. Finney
W. W. Angel
R. J. Heller
C. H. McCormick
Milt Morris
Lewis Bruner
K. W
Indiana Guard forms Company G at Attica
The First Infantry Regiment of the Indiana National Guard creates Company G in Attica to replace the former Attica battery from the Spanish American War era. Captain-elect Russell E. Smith is expected to be commissioned to command the unit.
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Indiana National Guard
Attica
Russell E. Smith
G A R Post Plans May 15 Monument Dedication
At a meeting of Colonel Williams Post No 78 G A R Muncie members voted to attend the soldiers and sailors monument dedication in a body on May 15 A special train will be run and the Sons of Veterans camp may accompany them
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Williams Post
Muncie
Soldiers’ and Sailors
Sons of Veterans
County awards concrete bridge contracts in Pike township
The County Commissioners yesterday awarded concrete bridge contracts in Pike township to A. W. for construction and related services. The action secures local infrastructure funding and sets project timelines and responsibilities for the selected firm.
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Pike Township
A. W
Moore wins bids for three bridges in county reads
Moore was the successful bidder for three bridges across Little Eagle creek at Hollingsworths ford and across bed creek with concrete sub structure and for the superstructure at 2.9 miles. Total bids reported 1.2 and 40 respectively. All bids for a bridge across Big Eagle creek were rejected as the lowest bid 8,734 exceeded the 7,400 appropriation. Bids will be readvertised.
Tax Payments Deadline Warns of Penalties
Only three days left to pay the spring tax installment with half unpaid. City receipts total 876 406.54 and delinquent 16 227.22, county current 147 618.72 and delinquent 4 620.22. City assessment stands at 3 180 060.21, county 2 502 095.55. County treasurer warns checks postmarked after midnight Monday incur penalties.
Court bailiff George Bone in precarious condition
George Bone, bailiff in Room 2 of the Superior Court, remains in a precarious condition at home after injuries from a friendly scuffle two months ago. An abscess formed, was removed, then blood poisoning developed, requiring two surgical operations to save his life.
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George Bone
Superior Court
City News Notes Chronicle Briefs and Local Notices
Funeral of William Klink at 2 this afternoon with friends invited. Unity Circle meets at 1724 Broadway this afternoon. Lady Knights Club hosted by Mrs Enda Laporte at 1602 East Ohio. Indiana Rubber worker Joe Taylor injures right arm at factory. Hall Place M E Church society dinner at Dr A L Wilson's home tonight. Kahn Tailoring resolves with 40 discharged workers reengaged. Robert A Brown to lecture on The Scholar in Politics at Dr Sommer’s residence. Harrison Monument Association board to meet May 6 at 8 in Commercial Club. Gideons gospel meeting at Tabernacle Church May 4 at 7:20. Mrs Harrington reports diamond ring stolen. police alerted. Indiana National Guard to assemble May 11 for state encampment. coffee ready. B Y P U musicale at First Baptist Church with several performers. Y M C A orchestra to participate. Albert Travis, former police head, injured near Mass Ave and Tenth. William Sawyer treated after epileptic fit on Irvington car. John McGroarty dislocated shoulder at L EB W freight house. Brewers announce no bottle exports until paid. saloonkeepers fear rise in can and pitcher trade. Free bottle policy ended as economic measure after past losses from unreturned pony kegs.
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William Klink
Unity Circle
Meridian-street
M. BH
EB. L. Olcott
Broadway
Lady Knights Club
Enda Laporte
East
Ohio Street
Joe Taylor
Indiana Rubber Company
Foreign Missionary Society of
Hallplace M. E. Church
A. L. Wilson
North Capitol Avenue
Kahn Tailoring Company
Robert A. Brown
Supreme Court
First Baptist Church
Leo Riggs
D. B. Parker
Woodbridge
Newman
Seegmiller
Albert Travis
Massachusetts Avenue
Tenth Street
William Sawyer
Sawyer
Irvington
Liberty Street
John McGroarty
McGroarty
South East Street
Indiana interns chosen for St. Vincent’s Hospital
E. W. Mace of Scott county and William Dowd of this city are named internes for St. Vincent's Hospital, succeeding Drs. J. W. Canady and Thomas J. Dugan who conclude a year of service. Both new interns are graduates of the Medical College of Indiana. Canady may locate in Terre Haute while Dugan remains in Indianapolis.
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E. W. Mace
Scott County
William Dowd
St. Vincent's Hospital
J. W. Canady
Thomas J. Dugan
Medical College of Indiana
Dr. Canady
Terre Haute
Dr. Dugan
Indianapolis
Santos-Dumont Sails for Europe Before Coronation Exhibits
Alberto Santos-Dumont sailed from New York on the French liner La Savoie to Europe after consulting with the St Louis exposition directorate on airship exhibitions and a race. He plans London exhibitions during King Edward's coronation and expects the Eiffel Tower airship to arrive in America by June 9, followed by Brighton Beach displays.
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New York
Alberto Santos- Dumont
France
Europe
la Savoie
London
Edward
Eiffel Tower
America
Brighton Beach
Insurance firms seek $270,979 in Illinois premium refunds
Fifty insurance companies doing business in Illinois filed claims with the state auditor to recover premiums under the 2 percent law declared unconstitutional by the Illinois Supreme Court. The claims total $270,978.95 for taxes collected in 1899 and 1900 and will go to the Claims Commission for consideration.
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Springfield
Ill
Illinois
Supreme Court of Illinois
State Auditor
Claims Commission
Boiler Explosion Injures Several at Swift Packing
A boiler in the bog killing department of Swift's packing house in South Omaha exploded, injuring three men seriously and two more slightly. Serious victims include Thomas Powers Charles T. Graham and Jake, all bruised or scalded by debris. The blast caused several thousand dollars in damage.
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Omaha
Neb
Swift
South Omaha
Thomas Powers
Charles T. Graham
J.ke
Fulton at Sea Again After Explosion Voyage
The submarine boat Fulton departed the Delaware breakwater this afternoon in tow of the Storm King, bound for New Suffolk Long Island. The Mindora, acting as convoy from Brooklyn, accompanied Fulton seaward. The Fulton retains its original crew aboard.
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Philadelphia
Fulton
Delaware
Storm King
Mindora
Brooklyn
New Suffolk
Long Island
Detective Killed in Chicago Shooting May Day
Detective Patrick Duffy of the stockyards station was shot and killed while attempting to quiet two young men who had been creating a disturbance. The assailants fled into a nearby lot, but police expect to capture them soon.
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Chicago
Patrick Duffy
Stockyards
Lot
Bell
Shaffer Reelected Amid Tame Duel at Amalgamated
Wheeling West Virginia May 1 Amalgamated Association officers won re election with Shaffer 148 Williams 56 marking his fourth term Secretary Williams and Editor Ben I Davis also reelected The Socialists gained a partial victory by removing the word economic from a ban on political economic discussion allowing lodges to debate civic and economic matters and support favorable municipal candidates.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Amalgamated Association
Shaffer
Thomas Williams
Zanesville, C
M. F. Tighe
Ben Jones
Carnegie
Harry Griffiths
Elwood City
Tighe
Griffiths
Jones
John E. Taylor
Elias Jenkins
John G. Hagen
Piqua
John Ridd
Committee On Good
Ways and
Socialists stage first Labor Day celebration in Pittsburg
In Pittsburg on May 1 the Socialists held their first Labor Day celebration in Allegheny county history. About 300 paraded downtown with brass bands and cheering, carrying many banners. A mass meeting followed at the Socialist Labor party headquarters with Lucien Sanial of New York as the principal speaker on “The First of edits World wide Significance.”
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Pittsburg
Allegheny County
Socialist Labor Party
Lucien Sanial
New York
Saniel
Lewis Young Hanged After Governor Denies Respite
In Moundsville on May 1 Lewis Young colored was executed at 6 42 p m for the Welch murder of Arthur Koll. Governor White refused to grant a respite, and the state penitentiary carried out the sentence.
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Moundsville
W. Va
Lewis Young
State Penitentiary
White
Grant
Arthur Koll
Welch
Editor's Wife Dies by Own Hand in Marietta
Marietta on May 1 reports Mrs Florence McKinney wife of Benjamin McKinney editor of the Marietta Times took her life by hanging this morning. She was estimable and leaves a large farm.
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Marietta
Florence McKinney
Benjamin McKinney
The
Marietta Times
Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Company Ad
An old real estate notice promotes Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Company at 19 East Market Street offering title assurance and reasonable fees. It emphasizes ensuring a solid title and avoiding abstract costs.
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Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Company
East Market Street
Names in the 19th century voters list scattered across pages
A long, dense roster of individual names and surnames appears, including many Misses and Mrs. titles, grouped with various family and given names. The fragment reads like a voter or membership roll with numerous personal names, titles, and occasional organizational labels, but lacks clear events or cohesive narrative.
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Butteria
Indiana
Allin
Brig Groels
N. A. Moore CO
Grocers
North Illinois Street
D. B. Sullivan
Onio St
MR. Tarrington
Mr. Mansfield
Beauecaire
Gen. Lee
Personal and
Harper’s Manga
Lins
Board of Manageers
B. D. Walcott
Gladys Walcott
F. S. Newcomer
Miss Newcomer
James J. Eaglesfield
Mix Margaret
Davy RB. Eaglesfield
Eaglesfield
Emily Fletcher
Flora Ketehani
Myla Coburn
Dorathe van Camp
Jean Hill
Helen Cook
Cincinnati
J. Keeys
Alice Warren
William Ball
Ovid B. Jameson
Booth Cox
University Club
Miss Warren
Lento R. Fullwell
St. Paul Parish House
Mabel Lutes
Florence Cothrell
Lydia Wallace
Wood Noel, Jr
Ralph Swigger
Kent Bender
Robert Griffith
John L. Griffiths
W. A. Shireman
Pennsylvania Street
H. Hemberg
George Edwin Hunt
Schuecker
Miss Schellachmidt
Guy d'Hardelot
David Wallace
Clevenger
Reading
John T. Brush
Meyer-Helmund
Wallace
Mrs. Hunt
Lilian
Louis V. Saar
James M. Leathers
Berceuse
Oberthur
Alice Fenton
A. M. Robertson
Johns. Tarkington
Mr. Booth Tarkington
Tarkington
Booth Tarkington
O. B. Jameson
Henry Coburn
Coburn
John H. Holliday
Holliday
Victor Hendricks
Anna Hendricks
John C. New
Ernst Burford
W. J. Richards
John C. Wright
John Bradshaw
Dr. Kitchen
Daniel Stewart
John N. Carey
Miss Carey
William Haueisen
Volney T. Malott
Miss Malott
Miss Fletcher
Wallick
Kaith Wallick
Miss Stevenson
Rhode Island Avenue
Mme. Cambon
Mme. Helgenmuller
Francis Newlands
Maude Pauncefote
Mabel Bordman
General Miles
Alice Roosevelt
Cowles
White House
Currie—Weaver
Indianapolis Journal
Ind
Frank Currie
Gertrude J. Weaver
Jesse H. Ellis
Phlox
Santford A. Weaver
Currie
A. H. Currie
Michigan City
Kendallville
Wayman—Barnard
Bedford
C. H. Wayman
Floy Barnard
J. E. Pitts
Irvine
Presbyterian Church
Wayman
Haskins
Brazil
Luther Hert
Greencastle
Ella Haskins
James Haskins
East Main Street
Gregory
Hert
Major Homan
Danville
Kemper
John W. Rose
Connersville
Admiral Brown
Dr. Jameson
Wiliam H. Armstrong
North Circle Street
Christ Church
Meredith Nicholson H
Loyal Legion
Washington
New Jersey
Meridian
Durbin
National Yard
Carnahan
Capitol Avenue
Washington Street
National Guard
Senate Avenue
J. L. Bieler
Grand Army
Growlers
City News Notes
St. Vincent's
Buffalo
Harmon x
Wasson
American Beauty
H. P. Wasson & CO
T. J. Shaffer
Amalgamated Association Pro
H. T. Hearley Vehicle CO
National Electric Automobiles
Willig’s Cash Furniture Store
Bu Mai Burk
Lena
Bul Crawley
Mary
Clash
Mies Grace
Churchill
L. W Clair
Ema Coonse
Leana
Coffee
Mattie
Currin
Faye
Crittendan
Gra
Carney
Mary Dickinson
E. N Day
Alice
Dicksonn
Mary Desmukes
Salli Fulton
Cate
Fogarty
Mary. Frybarger
Herbert
Martin
Waiter
H. M Ma
W. BH. Brown
Edward. Miller
Baker
J. W.ee Burd
Joe. Bear
Howard
Brewing
M. E. Baws
M. J. Brown
Edgar L. Ne
H. R. Curtins
Ca. Copenes
Cornell
Weasley
Cornett
D. W. Conover
Chas. Cunningham
C. Cookey
L. C Downing
D ‘Leo
Donahue
James Duncan
Jim
Dickover
Futa
Willam
Graves
B.C. Gobler
Wm. Gould
Goebel
L. Gough
Goltiig
Wm. Gilpin
Thos
Hunt
T. B. Hall
Amram
Macy
Car Suchand
J. Hodgson
John G. Hutt
M Henderson
Bob
Willams
Chas
FP Henry
Geo. A. Wilson
Charis
Haleh
A Waason
W. W. Inchin
Robert J. White
LL Jamison
George
Wiliams
William
John, Johnson
H.W. Walton
Jas P. Jones
David Zhillard
Hrefur
American Paper Co. International
Enifaa Barnes & Bros
Garerpee Blove
Reynolds GC
Hartzell, J. A. & Son
Arnold
Bailey
Jenkins
Helem Lockridge
Herker
W Lyday
Edna
Wade
E. Hart
T . Bert
Sarah
Geo
Wginnis