Goo Goo Eyes Ban Divides City Council Test
City council debates an odd ordinance by Councilman Kelly to punish men who stare or harass women and to curb habitual street milling near females. The measure, derided as sensationalism, is sent to the streets and alleys committee while other major actions on street switches and ward funding proceed.
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Council
Kelly
Haldeman
Cephetua
Committee
McNab
Garden Streets
Eddy Street
E. C. Atkins
Committee On Railroads
Wolsiffer
Billingsley
Cooper, Crall
Eppert
McParland
Wynne
Negley
Moriarity
Woisiffer
Atkins Company
Capitol Avenue
South Street
Wheeler
Holliday
Shea
Flower Mission
Board of Health
Board of Health and Flower Mission
Indianapolis
Meridian Street
Fall Creek
Thirty-eighth Street
Central Avenue
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Epp
Bruenly
W. N. Pickerills
Bookwalter
Buddenbaum & Heller
Pletcher Avenue
English Avenue
Big Four
Gentry Dog and Pony Show
Mile Square
Theatrical News: Fiske to Manage Campbell in U S
In New York the theater world buzzes that Harrison Grey Fiske will manage Mrs Patrick Campbell in America next season. Plans reportedly split Manhattan Theater time among Campbell Fiske Kelsey and Shannon with Campbell closing her tour in Pittsburgh and sailing to London on the 21st.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harrison Grey Fiske
Patrick Campbell
Mary Magdalen
Judas Iscariot
Melodrama at the Park with Holden Comedy Company
The Holden Comedy Company returns to the Park for its annual repertory visit presenting Over the Sea and Camille this week with vaudeville interludes. The company features Tom Robinson known as unlucky Tom and a comic monologue about ladies and what came with you.
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Holden Comedy Company
the Park
Miss Mary Van Winkle Visits and Society Dates
Miss Mary Van Winkle returns from Marion. Several guests visit or plan visits in Indianapolis including Mrs. Searles of Dubuque and Mrs. Field Sweetzer from Marion. Invitations issued for teas and receptions as society events unfold across the week. Mrs. Van Camp hosts a luncheon ahead of a wedding tonight with a notable guest list.
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Mary van Winkle
Marion
Searles
Dubuque, Ta
Samuel G. van Camp
Field Sweetzer
D. B. Sweetzer
Elizabeth Taylor
California
G. Franklin Atkins
Florence Atkins
Chicago
John
Germantown
Mary Kurtz
Denver
R. R. Buchanan
Percy Walker
Meridian
Walker
Cincinnati
A. T. Stanton
Ia California
W. J. Richards
Halford
Miss Halford
Washington
Flower Mission
Second Presbyterian Church
William Smock Allen
Lillian Krauss
North
Pennsylvania Street
Abby King
Norman Hoyt King
North Meridian Street
Jennie G. Leeds
Richmond
Beaucaire
Frank G. Darlington
Girls’ Classical School
May Wright Sewall
Propylaeum
Edith Lennard
Matamora
George Catterson
Skidmore
Charleston
Catterson
J. A. Milburn
Cortland van Camp
Milburn
Fishkill-on-the-Hudson
Henry L. Wilson
Chili
Peck
Lila Peck
Blacherne
Davenport
Robert E. McKechnie
British Council
Vancouver
B. C
Dr. McKechnie
McKechnie
Nanimo Herald
Clinton
Cooke
Jean Hill
Willis
Columbia
Iles
Dunbuque
Martindale
Raymond P. van Camp
Burfora
Coburn
Taylor
Home Dressmaking Hints By May Manton
Box plaits feature prominently in the latest styles and are set to remain fashionable. The illustrated skirt showcases their use in a flounce and suits cloths cheviot tweed and other wools veiling silks and both linen and cotton fabrics though the original use of veiling remains biscuit colored.
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May Manton
Lace Trim Skirt Pattern 414 for Multiple Sizes
The article describes a lace trimmed skirt with five gores and an inverted plait at the back, featuring a flounced lower edge with box plaits. It lists fabric yardage for various widths and waist sizes and explains Pattern 414 available from Pattern Co. Coupon instructions invite purchase by sending 10 cents and writing name address and size, with a one week return for pattern.
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Journal
Tadiesnapelis
Ind
Marriage notices hint at many couples this month
In a brief community blurb a jeweler at 4 Monument Place notes a surge of marriages this month. The message mentions Mullally as the jeweler and references a venue or arena context, suggesting local wedding activity is rising. The item remains concise and local in tone.
Indiana National Guard to Camp at Fair Grounds Next Sunday
Indiana National Guard units totaling about two thousand will travel to the fair grounds next Sunday and Monday in full uniforms with new gear. Local infantry will march in army formation from the courthouse to the camp and be joined by an out of town battery of artillery. Guardsmen will be housed, fed, and guarded as the camp is set, with guard mounts and nightly tattoo.
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Indiana National Guard
Indiana
Indianapolis
Monon
Lake Erie & Western
Fair Grounds
Union Station
McGowan
Street Railroad Company
Statehouse
Conde
Second Infantry
Alabama Street
Icles
Fort Wayne
Mkee
W. J. McKee
Henri T. Conde
Robert N. Moorhead
Frank L. Bridges
Charles A. Garrard
Harry R. Mahan
Charles E. Carter
Comly
Hoyt N. McClain
Mansur B. Oakes
National Guard
Attica
Lafayette
Harry A. Callon
Walter W. Heiskell
Frederick A. Swan
Chas. H. Dunlop
Frank E. Stevenson
Reginald W. Garstang
Raymond P. van Camp
Robert H. Tyndall
Ernest H. Burford
McKee
John T. Barnett
Carroll B. Carr
W. H. Kershner
Newton W. Gilbert
Charles T. MacIntire
F. E. Strouse
Harry K. Scott
Guy A. Boyle
W. A. Kreber
A. B. Schanz
Bridge and Structural Iron Workers suspend strike in Indianapolis
Business Agent Covert of the Bridge and Structural Iron Workers reports a message from the international executive board directing resumption of work this morning while a settlement with Indianapolis employers is sought. No details on the Central Labor Union contract are released. A friendly adjustment is expected, ending the local standstill and keeping trades at work with no strike.
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Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
International Executive Board
Indianapolis
Central Labor Union
Anthracite policy to be set by Scranton meeting
Secretary W B Wilson returns from Pennsylvania trip and says three anthracite districts executive board will meet in Scranton tomorrow to decide field policy. Operators will meet miners representatives for first time, risking a national strike if wage scale concessions are not made. President Mitchell travels from New York to join board session.
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W. B. Wilson
United Mine Workers
Pennsylvania
Scranton
National Executive Board
Mitchell
New York
Eran
IN ST. TAMMANYS HONOR DEMONSTRATION INDIANA TRIBES
Red Men of the city and county prepare for St Tammany day celebration to be held Sunday at Garfield Park. A street parade at 1 p m will include fifteen local tribes and ten from Marion county with about two thousand in line. Addresses will be delivered by John E Sedawick of Martinsville and Dr C A Robinson of Greenfield.
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St. Tammany
Patriotic Sons of Liberty
Marion County
Garfield Park
Great Junior Sagamore
Indiana
John E. Sedawick
Martinsville
C. A. Robinson
Greenfield
Policeman and bartender charged over Sunday Aquor sale
Charges were filed in Police Court yesterday against Samuel Rosenbaum a barrelhouse keeper at Indiana avenue and Blake street and Frank Jeffery his bartender for selling Aquor on Sunday. Rosenbaum admitted his saloon was open last Sunday and alleged Patrolman Montgomery abused his position by taking free lunch and bottled goods on his beat. He claimed Montgomery arrested him after a clash. The case was continued until next Thursday.
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Samuel Rosenbaum
Indiana Avenue
Blake Street
Frank Jeffery
Montgomery
Alonzo Bounce Arrested for Alleged Domestic Abuse
The colored man Alonzo Bounce of 58 South Meridian Street was arrested yesterday afternoon after returning home in a drunken state and beating his wife. Mrs Bounce sustained serious injuries in the incident.
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Alonzo Bounce
South Meridian Street
Bounce
Hotel Lobby Gleanings in a High Profile Damages Case
At Denison Hotel last night Salem postmaster Dr H C Hobbs and several co defendants in the Jennings damage suit gathered to press for moving the trial to New Albany seeking proximity to home. The case set for May in federal court with about three hundred witnesses may run three weeks. venue requests and July or December New Albany terms loom.
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Denison
Salem
H. C. Hobbs
David A. Jennings
Washington County
Alspaugh
Dr. Hobbs
Eli W. Menaugh
Salem Democrat
A. C. Elliott
S. H. Mittchell
Floyd County
New Albany
United States Court
Baker
Hobbs
Indianapolis
Jennings
Davis in Town as Court Hears Embezzlement Case
Richard C. Davis, bank cashier of Washington Indiana, pleads guilty to embezzling funds and awaits sentence before Judge Baker at the Denison Hotel. He aims to finish suits won against him, with most actions set for trial May 20 in Vincennes. Attorneys expect no immediate petition for postponement or pardon.
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Richard C. Davis
Washington
Ind
United States
Denison Hotel
C. K. Tharp
Baker
United States District Court
Davis
Vincennes
Tharp
Daviess
Knox
The Joint Senator Rotation Debate in Morgan Marion Counties
Republican leaders weigh nominating Morgan county as joint senator this cycle as Marion county fields several candidates. The tradition of rotation favors Morgan after Marion held the last nomination, but Marion candidates’ consent remains uncertain in this times.
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Morgan County
Marion County
Morgan
Discharged Soldiers Pass Through City on Way Home
A group of soldiers from the Fifth and Twenty-fifth Infantry and the Third Cavalry were in the city yesterday en route to their homes in the United States. Andrew M. Grace of the Third Cavalry, headed to Madison, has not seen home in four years. Grace, who served in Cuba and fought at San Juan Hill during the Spanish-American War, left Manila March 29 aboard the Grant. He does not plan to re enlist. Among army men there is belief that the soldier charged in General Lawton's shooting will be convicted.
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Philippines
Fifth
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Third Cavalry
Andrew M. Grace
Madison
Grace
Cuba
San Juan Hill
Manila
United States
Grant
Lawton
Ensminger Comments on Crawfordsville City Election
Dr S L Ensminger in town last night weighs Crawfordsville result predicting likely Republican ticket win unless a Democratic councilman gains. He cites street paving dissatisfaction and a sanitary sewer project as factors and notes some prefer a divided council.
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S. L. Ensminger
Crawfordsville
Directors Meet of Indiana Wholesale Hardwood Dealers
A meeting of the association's directors was held at the Grand Hotel last night. Samuel Burkholder of Crawfordsville, the association president, attended. The gathering prepared for the national meeting in St. Louis on May 15 and 16. Also present were Henry Maley of Edinburg J. C. Woods of Walton and C. H. Barnaby of Greencastle.
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Indiana Wholesale Hardwood Dealers’ Association
Grand Hotel
Samuel Burkholder
Crawfordsville
National Association
Will Bee
St. Louis
Mr. Burkholder
Henry Maley
Edinburg
J. C. Woods
Aust
C. H. Barnaby
Greencastle
People Pleased Over Nomination in Hamilton County
H J Alexander secretary of the Hamilton County Republican committee spoke in town yesterday and voiced approval of David Kerrick’s nomination for state auditor. He said the move should ease factional disturbances and restore harmony among voters in the county.
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H. J. Alexander
Hamilton County
Republican Committee
David Kerrick
Insurance board president at Grand Hotel en route to Waco
C F S Neal, president of the board of control of the Insurance department of Pythianism, was seen at the Grand Hotel last night. He is traveling to Waco Texas to attend a meeting of the Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge of that state.
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C. F. S. Neal
Board of Control
The
Insurance Department of Pythianism
Grand Hotel
Waco
Tex
K. of P. Grand Lodge
Mr. Neale
Political figure Neal abstains from campaigns this year
In Lebanon and Chicago Neal spends much time in his office. His department handles about two and a half million dollars annually. This is the first year since entering politics that Neal, now of age, has taken no part in state campaigns, planning only to attend the Democratic state convention. He previously served on the Democratic state committee from the Ninth district.
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Lebanon
Chicago
Neal
Democratic State Committee
Gentry Show Coming to Town May 19
J D Newman business representative of the Gentry dog and pony show says the event arrives next night and will stay a week with dogs ponies and elephants. Performances are set for Sixteenth street and Capitel avenue.
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J. D. Newman
Gentry Dog and Pony Show
Sixteenth Street
Capitel Avenue
Consolidation Formed as United Hoxboard and Paper Co
Indiana plant involvement announced as strawboard trust consolidates with large pulp and boxboard firms. Incorporation to occur next week in Trenton New Jersey. American Strawboard Company to join the trust with Indiana and Illinois mills. Other Indiana plants affected include Indians Pulp and Paper Co of Marion Paragon Paper Co of Eaton Vincennes Paper Co of Vincennes Wabash Paper Co of Wabash and Winter Strawboard Co of Yorktown.
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Trenton
N. J
United Hoxboard and Paper Company
American Strawboard Company
Indiana
Ilinois
Indians Pulp and Paper Compa
Marion
Paragon Paper Company
Eaton
Vincennes Paper Company
Vincennes
Wabash Paper Company
Wabash
Winter Strawboard Company
Yorktown
Property transfers on Pennsylvan ia and Meridian streets
Isaac King sold three lots on Pennsylvania Street near South Street to Henry G. Stiles and others for 3750 dollars. Charlie N. Thompson bought a residence on North Meridian Street near Thirty eighth Street from Fred Cline for 36000 dollars. Francis C. Brown sold ten lots on Bessemer Street near Davy to the South Indianapolis Improvement Association for 500 dollars. Petra J. Webb bought a residence on Arch Street near Park Avenue from Georgia M. Wainwright for William H. Moore for 30 dollars.
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Isaac King
Henry G. Stiles
Pennsylvania Street
South Street
Charlies N. Thompson
North Meridian Street
Thirty-eighth Street
Fred Cline
Francis C. Brown
South
Hill fatally wounds former fiancée then dies by carbolic acid
In Chicago on May day, Howard Hill shot and killed his former servant Mary Bosger after their broken engagement. He fired through a guarded door, then drank carbolic acid. He boarded an elevated train before illness forced hospital care. Both described as colored.
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Chicago
Howard Hill
Mary Bosger
Hill
Bozyer
Anarchists Arraigned After New York Meeting
Anarchia NEW YORK May 6 Johann Most William MacQueen and Solomon Miller were arrested at a meeting of Anarchists last night arraigned today and held in 1080 bail each for examination on Wednesday Most and MacQueen faced alleged incendiary utterances Miller charged with attempting to rescue Most from the police Most on bail was to begin a nine sentence in the penitentiary for a serious article in his paper Last night’s meeting was a farewell to him.
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New York
Johann Most
William MacQueen
Solomon Miller
Most
MacQueen
Miller
Mberty
Boer Prisoner Shot in Bermuda Camp
Frederick Hendrick Bosch a Boer prisoner of war on Tucker's Island was found attempting to break through wire. A sentry fired, Bosch fled, a second shot mortally wounded him. He died after receiving care. Bosch had made three prior escape attempts and was recaptured each time.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Frederick Hendrick Bosch
Tucker's Island
Bosch
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Rocers
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Paul H. Krauss
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South Capitol Avenue
Kendallville
C.N. Williams & CO. Bankers
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Waymon
Company of Indlanapols
Home Institution
Stevenson
Bee A
Noes Loan Office
OW Market ST
Marott
Washington St
Philip Michbieson
Buchanan Street
Ufternoon
Ee Marion Trust Company
Indianap Ls Mews
Francis Eden
Gomel
England
Charles Dickens
Fiske
Campbell
Personal and
State’s National Guard
Wilson
ST. Tammany’s
R. C. Davis
Hardwood Dealers’ Association
Dr. Lyon
Indiana Dental College Department of Dentistry
University of Indianapolis
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Ohio Streets
Burford
Eugraper
United Boxboard and Paper Company
Hela
Pierce
GB Bird
Burnside Putnam ‘Co
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