The New Indianapolis Political Monthly Makes Its Appearance
The inaugural issue of the Partizan, a monthly Indiana political journal by Edward Insley, argues for primary election reforms. It reviews recent state actions on direct primaries, notes mixed results, and includes a letter by W S Dwinnell criticizing Minneapolis style direct primaries while warning against hasty adoption.
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Partizan
Edward Insley
Indianapolis
Insley
Geven
Ohio
Maryland
Baltimore
Iowa
Massachusetts
New York
New Jersey
Mississippi
W. S. Dwinnel
Minnesota
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Minnesis
Peo
Wisconsin
Cleveland
Gavionvie
Fort SS
Graduating Exercises at Girls' Industrial School
The Girls' Industrial School will celebrate its twelfth year with graduation next Saturday in Tomlinson Hall. Rev. Joshua Stansfield will deliver an address and present diplomas, including dressmaking outfits. Fifteen graduates will wear white wool dresses handmade by the students, with a musical program by the Young Ladies' Mandolin Club and prizes for attendance and achievement.
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Girls’ Industrial School
Tomlinson Hall
Joshua Stansfield
Comte
Young Ladies’ Mandolin Club
E. E. White
Edith Wheeler
Lena Bennett
Mamie Horn
Hargraves
Seabongs Sons
Saco
Free band concerts in city parks today
Free concerts in Fairview Park by the Indian apolis Military Band with a morning and evening performance. Garfield Park hosts a 3 pm show and Military Park delivers an evening program with well chosen selections. Insurance firms debate safe investment of millions. American Central Insurance claims assets yield 5 percent and can be converted quickly to greenbacks or state bonds.
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Fairview
Indianapolis
Garfield Park
Military Park
American Central Insurance Company
Diamond Thief Meyer Silverman Nabbed by Detectives
Detectives Gerber, Morgan, Colbert and Hauser arrested Meyer Silverman on grand larceny charges. He allegedly robbed J. C. Sipe of a $19 solitaire diamond, a $187 ring, a $75 gold watch and chain, paying $75 initially. Pawn tickets and a hotel brass check linked him to the crimes and residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerber
Morgan
Colbert
Hauser
Meyer Silverman
Silverman
J. C. Sipe
Sipe
Mr. Sipe
Memphis
Little Rock
Ark
Hot Springs
St. Louis
Maple Street
South Illinois Street
Captain Gerber
Saturday Half Holiday Pushes Real Estate Offices to Noon
Real estate dealers press for a Saturday half holiday with many firms planning noon closings in summer. Banks closing at noon are seen as a trigger for broader schedules. The county treasurer’s office will shut at noon during June July and August while the auditor and assessor offices close at 1. A small recorder’s staff remains. County Clerk Elliott has not decided on noon closures.
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Recorder
Elliott
Police raid records show two games halted at Jack Shea’s
Police under Captain Kruger and Superintendent Taffe raided gambling rooms at Jack Shea’s saloon on West Pearl street and the Walhala cellar under Maennerchor Hall. Nine men jailed at Shea’s. eight at Walhala. Other visits found Beiser’s and Armitage locations quiet or converted to bedrooms. no ongoing games found at Cleveland Club or Kissel’s.
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Taffe
Kruger
Hyland
Leet
Seregant Giblin
Streit and
Losh
Bohemian Club
Kentucky Avenue
Jack Shea
West Pearl Street
Streit
William McCloskey
Harry Bennett
Turnkey Mathey
Bennett
William Scott
Harry Stevens
Clifford Pfoff
Edward Farlow
George Ross
Howard Wilson
George Deluse
Indianapolis Brewing Company
Walhalla
Giblin
Maennercher Hall
John Hart
Edward Reaves
Doc” Hughes
John W. Sturm
John W. Neal
Samuel Clark
Henry Adams
John R. Tanner
Charles Burk
Beiser
East Washington Street
Cleveland Club
William Armitage
West
Washington Street
Armitage
Senate Avenue
Kissel
Believes in Osteopathy and a Strong Recovery Claim
Professor Ayres states he found relief after eight years of illness following 치료 with Dr. J F Sparnhurst Osteopathist. He reports asthma cured after fifteen years and weight gain of thirty two pounds in three months with restored senses. The Spaunhurst Institute promises personal care by trained osteopaths in Stevenson Building fifth floor.
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Ayres
J. F. Sparnhurst
United States
Sparnhurst
Overcoat Theft and Spoon Heist Accusation
James Gar win reports the alleged theft of an overcoat and a number of silver spoons. Police recovered the items on Williams during a search at the station, forming the basis of further accusations.
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James Garwin
Williams
Dunlaps Celebrated Hats At Seaton's Hat Store
Passenger train schedule changes take effect Sunday May 25 with time shifts in the Louisville Division. Hoke No 15 departs Indianapolis 3 55 PM and No 2 departs 7 AM daily. Madison service altered with No 30 at 5 05 AM daily except Sundays and a Sunday 7 30 AM Madison train. Notices advise checking with ticket agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Madison
W. W. Richardson
Joe Hunter Arrested For Thefts At City Drug Store
Joe Hunter a porter at a Sixteenth street drug store was arrested by Detectives Dugan Manning Splan and Haley. Accused of stealing from George Lay’s store over four months the drafts totaling thirty dollars were recovered from him. The drug store handles express money order drafts and the missing drafts were found during a search after the arrest.
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Joe Hunter
Sixteenth Street
Senate Avenue
Dugan
Manning
Splan
Haley
Hunter
George Lay
Express
Saloon gambling raid yields mixed fines for Heiter and crew
Fred Heiter and the men arrested in his saloon on Friday night on the charge of gambling pleaded guilty yesterday morning. Heiter was fined $25 and costs for keeping a gambling house, while the others were fined $19 and costs for visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Heiter
Heier
Authors' Readings for Harrison Memorial Fund
Arrangements completed for two Indiana author readings at English's Opera House. Friday May 36 features James Whitcomb Riley Charles Major Mrs Catherwood and George Barr McCutcheon. Saturday May 31 presents George Ade Gen Lew Wallace Newton Booth Tarkington and Meredith Nicholson.
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Indiana
Harrison Memorial Fund
English’s
Opera House
James Whitcomb Riley
Charles Major
Mrs. Catherwood
George Barr McCutcheon
George Ade
Gen
Lew Wallace
Newton Booth Tarkington
Meredith Nicholson
Bishop Francis Returns From New York Church Duties
The Rt. Rev. Joseph M. Francis, bishop of the Episcopal diocese of Indiana, has returned from New York where he filled several appointments for Bishop Potter who has been ill and officiated at the farewell service for Dr. Brent the new missionary bishop of Manila now heading to the Far East.
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Joseph M. Francis
Episcopal Diocese of
Indiana
New York
Potter
Brent
Manila
Far East
Bicycle Policeman Halts Fatal Fight at Germania and Michgan
Henry McHenry and James Glass, both of Brown Ketcham iron Works, quarreled after work and began a fight. Glass slashed McHenry in the abdomen with a knife. Patrolman Hull on a passing streetcar intervened, stopping the brawl and arresting both men. Both men are described as colored.
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Hall
Germania Avenue
Michigan Street
Henry McHenry
Reisner Street
McHenry
James Glass
Kappes Street
Brown-Ketcham Iron Works
Glass
Hull
Large Indiana life policyholders listed by local agents
A compiled list from Indianapolis agents shows major life insurance policyholders across Indiana, with names and policy amounts ranging from about 25 000 to 215 000. Notable entries include Elwood John P. Rodefer 77 000 Evansville Frederick W. Cook 155 000 Pulitzer Bros 200 000 and Mishawaka Melville W. Mix 215 000.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
A. H. Nordyke
John C. Wright
Arthur Jordan
P. H. Fitzgerald
D. M. Parry
J. M. Shaw
O. 5S. Runnells
M. B. Wilson
A. A. McKain
G. J. Marott
J. H. Holliday
C. W. Fairbanks
Hugh H. Hanna
Cortland
J. K. Lilly
D. W. Marmon
Thomas Taggart
Chas. E. Barrett
William B. Burford
M. Clune
David W. Coffin
Thomas Christian
W. P. Herod
Harry I. Miller
John C. New
Fred H. Wiley
Samuel Quinn
M. O'Connor
John A. Reitz
Abraham Strouse
Lafayette
B. E. Maston
Pulitzer Bros
Logansport
T. H. Wilson
Mishawaka
Melville W. Mix
New Albany
C. W. de Pauw
H. Terstegge
Raccoon
T. G. Bowman
Richmond
J. M. Garr
Richard A. Jackson
George H. Knollenberg
John F. Miller
A. L. Pogue
Daniel G. Reid
Henry C. Starr
South Bend
J. M. Studebaker
Terre Haute
John Beggs
John Beges, Jr
W. A. Hamilton
B. G. Hudnut
Herman Hulman, Jr
William P. Ijams
Edson W. Kidder
West Baden
George
Gagmon
Runaway Bay Horse Injures Several Near Monon Depot
A bay horse attached to a dray belonging to C. Kahl ran away at the Monon freight depot injuring several people. Mrs. Mathilda Wheatley and her nephew George Wheatley were riding on Alabama street when struck. The carriage occupants were thrown and hurt. The horse then hit a grocery wagon and another horse before veering off. Mrs. Wheatley and George Wheatley were aided to the City Dispensary for treatment. George reported internal injuries.
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C. Kahl
Monon
Mathilda Wheatley
Shelbyville Road
George Wheatley
Alabama Street
For Rent Storeroom in Lemeke Building
For Rent. The large fine storeroom in the Lemeke Building No 19 North Pennsylvania street. A M de Souchet agent. Call Room 24 Lemeke Building.
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Lemeke
North
Pennsylvania Street
A. M. DE Souchet
Lemeke Building
Denison Hotel checkroom worker Roy Williams arrested
Roy Williams a colored boy employed by the Denison Hotel Company in the checkroom was arrested yesterday by Detectives Morgan and Splan on the charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Williams
Denison Hotel Company
Morgan and Splan
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Large Life Insurance Co
Journal
H. CC. Carr
Green
Pennsylvania
THE
H. Lieber Company
Knoxos Rooms
Meridian St
Indianapolis, Ind
Monthly
Myer Silverman
W. T. Ayres
de Pauw University
Dunlap
Seaton’s Hat Store
Ania Lines
Detroit
Charities and Correction
R. P. Algeo
German Fire Insurance of
South
Delaware Street
Janes
Illinois Street
W. W. Dark & Co. Insurance
East Market Street
Langsenkamp Bros
E. Georgia St
Leo Lando
Optician
Pennsylvania St
Meyer & Newcomb
E. Market St
W. B. Craig
Thic
Julius Walk& Son
East Washington St
Merchants’ Association
Fred Heier
Quarterly
Union Casualty and Surety Company of
Xv. E. Barton
Indiana Trust Building
Krauss
Paul H. Krauss
East Washington St. Men's Furnisher
Member Merchants’ Ass'n
Bishop Francis
Bishop Potter
Tiffany Favrile Glass
Charles Mayer & Co
West Washington St
Columbus
Kauffmann
damburg-American
Cherbousr
Hamburg
F. Bismarck
Victoria
Jonesy
Columbia
F. Bismarck Idune
Cherbourg
Viet Duane
Pretoria
Dune
Con Duane
Hamburg-American Line
Bway
Frenze Bros
A. Metzger
Agts
Mrs. Mathilda Wheatley
Martinique
St. Vincent
New American Islands
St. Croix
St. Thomas
H. T. Conde
Willig’s Cash Furniture Store
Vv. H. Lockwood
Lemcke Bldg
Ind
Isteinway
Kurtzmanns
Krakauer
A. B. Chase
Pearson’s Piano House
Angelus
HARMON @ HALL
Havana
F. R. Rice Mercantile Cigar Co
Manufacturers
Union Made
South Capitol Ave
Carl L. Rost
Vismoea ‘Nercnan
North Illinois Street
Bates
Claypool Hotel
Circular School OF Magic
East Twenty-second St
Pioneer Brass Works“ Brass &Bronze Castings
S.penn
Schleicher’s
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