Indiana Art Exhibit Opens and Closes Soon at Tomlinson Hall
Conversations flourish as the Flower Mission exhibit at Tomlinson Hall draws praise for its canvases. Notable purchasers include Emil Dietz and EB Bundy, with works by Con San Gabriel Valley and Otis Adams drawing interest. The event ends Friday, with plans to clear the hall by dawn Saturday for Bishop Chatard’s silver jubilee.
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Indiana
Tomlinson Hall
Flower Mission
Emil Dietz
Mr. Dietz
Woodland
EB. Bundy
Richa Td
Charles Con
San Gabriel Valley
J. Otis Adams
Frank Bowers
Harry B
X. B. Peck
John B
Bishop Chatard
Degins
Manual Training Shortridge Hi
Don Price
Ay Sie
Albert Mraise Burckhardt
Reaume
Walker
Pianos At $1 And Up At Wulschner’s
Bargain piano sale advertised at Wulschner’s offering pianos priced from one dollar upward. The listing emphasizes low prices and a wide selection for customers seeking affordable instruments.
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Wulschner’s
Missouri woman clashes in probate court over bonds
A Missouri woman berated Probate Commissioner Walker claiming the bank’s bond custody plan was stupid. She demanded a key to a safety box as her family prepares to travel to Boston for an estate now under probate. The dispute ended with her consent to leave the $2,000 in bonds at the bank.
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Walker
Boston
United States
Capital National Bank
Molders Go Out at Home Stove Company Foundry
The Home Stove Company foundry was deserted by its fifty molders yesterday morning as they struck for higher wages. Management said the men’s demands were unfair and that pay matched similar trades elsewhere. The plant ran in other departments but could not sustain beyond a few days if molds did not return, leaving many workers at risk of unemployment.
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Home Stove Company
Cigar Makers Strike Continues After Rejected Pay Rise
About fifty cigar makers on strike refused a manufacturers pay increase proposal after a meeting with a manufacturer and the State labor commissioner. Efforts to secure acceptance failed, and the workers will remain idle until the raise is granted.
Bankers Adopt Rules For Saturday Half Holiday
Indianapolis bankers struggle with the Saturday half holiday law as the Legislature enacted and the Supreme Court will decide. The clearing house sets protest rules: time and acceptances due Friday. paper arriving Saturday late for protest. Saturday morning items protested by 1 o'clock. checks cleared Saturday protested Monday.
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Indianapolis
Supreme Court
Clearing House
Indianapolis Southern Delayed Fire Up Inquiry Over Freight Rates
Indianapolis businessmen press for relief from high coal freights and question the status of the Indianapolis Southern railroad project. D M Parry remains noncommittal, promising a survey in ten days while the Commercial Club weighs building a city coal road and pledges assistance to the Board of Trade in securing lower rates.
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Indianapolis
Board of Trade
Indianapolis Southern
D. M. Parry
Indiana Coal Fields
Southern
Mr. Parry
Parry
Board of Public Works
Council
Henry Rauh
Indiana Fields
Commercial Club
Frank E. Gavin
Gavin
Board of Directors
Board of Trade Committee
New Summer Resort Firm Formed at Lake James
Steuben county seeds a new Sea-Soon-Set Bay Company to run a summer resort at Lake James with 1500 dollars capital. Directors include C L Hellopeter H A Kerr C H Smith W B Smith and H J Platt. Other incorporations include Brebaugh Island Company Huntington capital 5000 directors W Hoch M Finn Martin Stapf Gus Brumbaugh J E Norton Little Crow Milling Warsaw capital 10000 directors Edgar Lehman James K Frazer W F Marsh Independent American Mechanics Peru capital unknown directors Adel bert W Williams John Scott C W Rhoades James Elsey William Denneth Joseph Drumm Range Line Telephone Company Hancock county capital 100 incorporates.
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M. J. Finn
Martin Stapf
Gus Brumbaugh
J. E Norton
Little Crow Milling Company
Warsaw
Edgar Lehman
James K. Frazer
W. F. Marsh
Independent American Mechanics, of
Peru
Adelbert W. Williams
John Scott
C. W. Rhoades
James Elsey
William Denneth
Joseph Drumm
Range Line Telephone Company
Hancock County
Old Resident Margaret Skillen Dies in Indianapolis
Mrs. Margaret S Skillen longtime Indianapolis resident died at 2 PM at 1016 North Capitol avenue from sclerosis. widow of James Skillen a former miller. Born in New York City she moved to Indianapolis in 1843 and lived here sixty years. Survived by daughters Jean Skillen Eleanor Skillen and Mrs John Cook Pendleton. She was a longtime member of First Presbyterian Church and funeral by Dr M L Haines with arrangements pending.
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Margaret S. Skillen
Indianapolis
North Capitol Avenue
Skillen
James Skillen
New York City
Defended His Sister A Teen Arrested for Assault with Intent to Kill
Leslie Martin sixteen of 1721 Yandes street was arrested for assault and battery with intent to kill after stabbing Frank Stahl his peer in the neck with a file Monday night following a quarrel over a remark about Stahl’s sister. Stahl’s wound is painful but not dangerous and a warrant remains unserved while he recovers.
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Leslie Martin
Yandes Street
Martin
Frank Stahl
Stahl
Kenzie
New Officers Elected at Security Trust Company Meeting
At the annual meeting of directors, officers were elected including Americus C. Daitly as President, William F. Churchman as Vice President, George J. Marott and Gavin L. Payne as Second Vice Presidents, O. M. Pacl as Treasurer, and A. C. Daily, W. F. Churchman, Vv Payne, i Marot Mor mer Levering and Oo as members of the executive committee.
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The
Security Trust Company
Americus C. Daitly
Wiliam F. Churchman
George J. Marott
Gavin L. Payne
O. M. Pac
A. C. Daily
W. F. Churchman
Vv Payne
I Marot Mormer Levering
A Packard
Chance For Young Doctors To Enter Public Health Service
Young doctors fresh from medical school may enter the Public Health and Marine Hospital Service with permanent pay by June. An examination for assistant surgeon will be held by a board in Washington on June 1. Applicants seeking full details should write to Walter Wyman, Surgeon General, Public Health and Marine Hospital Service, Washington D C. Candidates must be graduates of reputable medical colleges and meet age and eligibility requirements.
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Boston
New York
New Orleans
Chicago
San Francisco
Public Health and Marine Hospital Service
Bureau
Washington, D. C
Walter Wyman
Surgeon General
Public Health and Marine Hital Service
B Street
S. E
Indianapolis Then and Now Through J L Pilling's Wartime Tale
J L Pilling, a Port Huron traveler, recalls Indianapolis in 1864 with the Sixtieth Massachusetts Infantry at Camp Morton. He notes bounty jumpers, unpaved streets, hogs roaming the outskirts, and compares a muddy, sprawling village to today’s busy city with grand public and private buildings. A stand of colors from the regiment sits in Boston’s Statehouse museum.
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Indianapolis
J. L. Pilling
Port Huron
Mich
Sixtieth Massachusetts Infantry
Camp Morton
Indiana
Chronic hotel guest kicks at Grand desk
A Grand Hotel desk clerk notes a middle aged guest who frowns at minor irritations and fixates on room numbers. The man demands a different room and mocks the number eight five, insisting on a more suitable room while the clerk observes his steady cadence of complaints.
Outing of Southern Indiana Press Association on Kentucky River
M C Garber of Madison, president of the Southern Indiana Press Association, says members will voyage on the steamer Fall City from Louisville to the Kentucky River head of navigation next week. The trip, with 30 to 40 miles of river, will stop at Frankfort High Bridge Valley View and other places, running from Monday afternoon to Thursday May 1. Social events override business sessions, and Garber and Cravens also met Senator Beveridge during the day.
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M. C. Garber
Madison
Southern Indiana Press Association
Kentucky
Fall City
Louisville
Fourth Street
Ohio
Resuory
Frankfort
High Bridge
Valley View
Garber
L. ¥. Cravens
Beveridge
Salem Democratic Leader Talks Politics in City
Zach M. Scifres of Salem, a Democratic leader in Washington county, visited the city yesterday on political business. He said last evening that conditions in his county are fluid and that he expects substantial political action there soon.
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Zach M. Scifres
Salem
Washington County
Scifres
Cement industry interest in Washington county growth
Local leaders note abundant clay and potential cement production in Washington county hindered by railroad access. A southern Indiana trend inspires plans to form a company to exploit the field, with talk of near future action as mills elsewhere prove successful. Notables including Enoch G. Hogate Danville H. C. Duncan Bloomington Addison C. Thomas Chicago E. E. Fornshell Elwood Judge John C. Chaney Sullivan and Dr. H. A. Gobin of De Pauw visit Spencer and area institutions.
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Washington County
Indiana
Enoch G. Hogate
Danville
Spencer
H. C. Duncan
Bloomington
Grand
Addison C. Thomas
Chicago
Associated Press
E. E. Fornshell
Elwood
John C. Chaney
Sullivan
Delphi
Columbia Club
Ralph K. Kane
Noblesville
H. A. Gobin
de Pauw University
Greencastle
Gobin
de Pauw
Edwin L. Hughes
Boston
Indiana World’s Fair Building Plan Competition Opens
The Building Committee of the Indiana world’s fair commission invites Indiana architects to submit plans for the state structure at the St Louis exposition. Frank C Ball of Muncie chairs the committee and will coordinate submissions. The commission will spend not more than 50 000 of a 150 000 appropriation on the building whose design should feel like a Hoosier home or clubhouse rather than a mere exhibit hall. Closing date not announced.
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Hoosier
Indiana
Frank C. Ball
Muncie
St. Louis
Ball
Removal Notice and Train Schedules for G A R Encampment
Notification of a move for the H and D ticket office to 8 and 10 North Illinois Street in Claypool Hotel and details of Big Four Route round trips to the Indiana G A R and W R C Encampment in Anderson May 12 and 14. Includes departure times from Indianapolis, return rules through May 15, and special excursion offers from Cincinnati Danville Terre Haute Greencastle and Lake Erie and Western routes with prices and contact points.
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West Washington Street
North Illinois Street
Claypool
Indianapolis
Anderson
Massachusetts-avenue Station
Big Four
East Washington Street
Union Depot
Massachusetts-avenue Depot
H. M. Bronson
Cincinnati
Danville
Ill
Terre Haute
Greencastle
M. Bronson
A.G. Pla
Chicago
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Los Angeles
N. M. Breeze
Vine Street
Lake Erie & Western R. R
Wayne
Havre
Paris
Frenzel Broa
W. Wash
Metzger Agg, Mark
Peon
P. Piisterer
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Codiana
Thi H. Lieber Company
West Washington St
Sipe
Silusias
St. Apolis
Lee
Zoppock Bros
Pembroke Arcade
A. Y Merchant
Mort
St. Pew Claypoo
Kiamond
J* P. Mullally
Monument Place
Missouri
Bankers
NEW Summer Resort
Sea-Soon-Set Company
Lake James
City
Chance For
Kentucky River
Southern Indiana
Zach Scifres
Big
Building Committee of
World's Fair Commission
Derson, Ind
Lake Erie & Western
R. R
Limea
St. Marys
Celina
Portland
Janes
Surrey
Echenten
Freiberg
Langsenkamp Bros., Brass Works
Georgia St
GEO
W. Keyser
Fort Wayne Avenue
Mrs. Austin
H. Karstatt
Abt Eee
Rey
Coburn Coal Company
Watson & CO
Nat
Watson
Mass
Newark
Tuxedo
German Fire Insurance of
South
Delaware Street
Robin Hood
Hood
Bertechie
Hannibal
Maggie Perkins
Yale
Ills
Ralph Rust
Willis
William Howell
Quogue
N. Y
Hoffman
Waverley Electric
Cleveland
S. W. Elston
East
Ohio Street
C. Bernloehr & Bros
Washington Street
Chickering
Voss
Jowett
Behning
Fischer
Braumuller
Cameron
Stewart
Wulschner
Stodart
Pinere
Pennsylvania
Indianapolis Fire Insurance CO
East Market St
Ird
John H. Holliday
Cannes i Od Tin
WELCH
R. M. Mueller
Delaware and
New York Sts
AT Eat White’s
Meridian Street
Muellerschoen
H. E. Hamilton & CO
J. H. Reed
L. 5. Ayres & Co
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