June Trousseau Shapes for Summer Weddings and Travel
The Indianapolis Journal notes June weddings are popular as summer brightens, describing bridal fashion from chiffon and lace to Liberty satin. It highlights gown silhouettes, bodice details, sleeve treatments, lace placement, and the preferred bridal bouquet of daisies, with emphasis on costlier fabrics for the season.
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Indianapolis Journal
New York
Moses
Gotham
Lierre
Summer bridal trousseau fashions described by May Manton
The article surveys summer wedding attire from gowns to traveling outfits. It details taffeta and lace gowns with deep yokes, box plaits, and lace insertions, plus shirtwaist styles in chiffons and silks. It notes trends toward Etons, healthful traveling wear, and youthful bridal tones, with many fabrics and color pairings.
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Eton
Shepherd
Trousseau
Quarrel on North Illinois Street Ends Without Injuries
Police investigated an early Friday incident on North Illinois Street near Twenty-sixth Street after reports of a shooting. Patrolmen Spear and Russell found a quarrel between two men and two women. no one was injured and the shooter could not be located.
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North Illinois Street
Twenty-sixth Street
Spear and
Russell
Petition Seeks James L. Ellis Appointed Constable in Washington
A petition filed with the county commissioners asks for James L. Ellis to be appointed constable in Washington township to fill the vacancy created when Henry Haremond was elected but did not qualify.
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James L. Ellis
Washington Township
Henry Haremond
Social Notes Highlight Local and Visiting Women
Mrs. Mary B. Orner heads to Winona for three weeks while many others travel. Ladies from St Louis Chattanooga Chicago and Clinton visiters mingle with local hosts at clubs dinners and card parties in Woodruff Place and North Illinois Street.
Local clubs to compete in Indianapolis tourney
In the tournament the cities Indianapolis, Lafayette, Connersville, Goshen, Decatur, Noblesville, Shelbyville and Muncie are represented. Goshen sent Mr and Mrs Latta and Mr and Mrs Wirtmeyer by auto. Five Indianapolis clubs will participate the Indianapolis American Woman's Kate Wheelock and Meridian clubs. Souvenir pins to high scorers in north south and east west.
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Indianapolis
Lafayette
Connersville
Goshen
Decatur
Nobiesville
Shelbyville
Muncie
Latta
Wirtmeyer
American
Woman's
Kate Wheelock
Meridian
Library Institute Meetings End at South Bend
Miss Hoagland, secretary and organizer, closes a second Indiana library institute in South Bend. The state is divided into seventeen districts with one meeting per district next year to promote new public libraries and traveling centers. A portion covers librarian instruction. she will visit Goshen and Elkhart before Indianapolis. The Shelbyville library opens, funded in part by a $20,000 Carnegie donation.
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Indiana
Commission
South Bend
Elkhart
Indianapolis
Miss Hoagland
Winona
Shelbyville
Andrew Carnegie
Six Hundred Little Ones Remarkable Concert At Tomlinson Hall
A six hundred child concert at Tomlinson Hall in Indianapolis showcased a large chorus from public schools alongside a young orchestra from Shortridge and Manual Training High Schools. Directed by Edward Batley Birge, the program featured pieces from Sullivan, Verdi, Carto, Gruenwald, and a new number from Julian Edwards's When Johnny Comes Marching Home. Soloists Benjamin Schreckengost and Charles Arthur Lewis earned applause for cornet and trombone performances.
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Tomlinson Hall
Indianapolis
Shortridge
Manual Training
Edward Batley Birge
Sullivan
Carto
Julian Edwards
Johnny
Kela Bela
Gruenwald
Money Stolen From Guest During Party At North Alabama Home
Mrs. Louis Butler reports a guest’s money missing after entertaining visitors Thursday afternoon at 1105 North Alabama Street. The cash, belonging to an out of town guest, was said to be in a pocketbook in an upstairs room with no guest access. Suspect none. entry into the house is presumed.
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Louis Butler
North
Alabama Street
Weber and Fields Company to Play in Indianapolis Monday
The Weber and Fields troupe arrives from Chicago with scenery and costumes for Twirly Whirly and The Big Little Princess at the New York Music Hall. Star players include Lillian Russell Fay Tempton William Collier Peter F Dailey John T. Kelly and Weber and Fields. Tickets are selling fast. box office should be visited today. Holden Stock Company ends its Park season with two showings of The Fool of St Arven. The season has drawn large audiences and Manager Holden is satisfied with the reception of the repertoire. William Collier is featured in a New York tale about a theatre moment before the tour. Hattie Williams is summoned to London by Charles Frohman for a possible prominent role. Fair Bank concert week ends with a varied program led by William E B Barnes. The Sire Brothers plan a temporary theatre in St Louis for a summer World’s Fair extraganza.
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Delia Heston
Indianapolis
George Hogue
Dudley Peek
Esther
Joey Ballinger
John Crawford Frere
Robert Spillman
Frankford
Mary Justice
Willam Silver
EU Pcene
Til
Til Whealing
Emma Whitenack
Kate Jennings
Alford Dickey
Harvey Brewer
Frances Jones
Fresno
Cal
Washington Polk
Bessie Gall
Justice
Watson
Wishard
Louisville
W. B. Dunham
Cincinnati
Hata
George Whitenack
Japan
Wabash
Princeton Seminary
John Smart
William Smart
Southport
Sallie Walton
Ada Baas
Omar Utley
Navy
John Utley
New York
Martin King
Magnolia
Sarah Bagsby
J. Gemberling
Oregon
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Bethel Clemons
Greensburg
Fred Bishop
New Palestine
Weber and Fields
Chicago
Weber and Fields Music Hall
The
American Bee
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Fay Tempiston
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Ohn T. Kelly
Charles A. Bigelow
Louise Allen
Will Archie
Weber
Fields
Holden
Weber and Fields Forces
Coliier
Broadway
Willie
Hattie Williams
Rogers Brothers
Charles Frohman
London
England
Mr. Frohman
Sire Brothers
St. Louis
Resignation of Shaw School Superintendent T. T. Miller
T. T. Miller, superintendent of colored school No. 40 recently renamed the Robert Gould Shaw building, has resigned due to ill health. His departure takes effect at year end, succeeding Prof. W. H. Huff man who left for St. Louis to head the colored high school there.
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T. T. Miller
Robert Gould Shaw
W. H. Huffman
St. Louis
Indiana Whist Association to meet at Claypool Hotel
The second meeting of the Indiana Whist Association will be held in the assembly room of the Claypool Hotel this afternoon and evening. Nine cities will be represented.
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Indiana Whist Association
Claypool
Tomlinson Hall
Girls’ Industrial School
Worth M. Tippy
Tabernacle Church
Roy Handley elected vice president of state Oratorical Association
Roy L. Handley has been elected vice president of the State Oratorical Association unopposed as Butler gets the post. A Sunday Young Women's Christian Association meeting will invite all women to attend with Mrs. R. F. Davidson addressing the girls and Miss Jessie Lewis singing.
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Roy L. Handley
State
Butler
Delta Tau Delta Srey
Young Women's Christian Association
R. F. Davidson
Jessie Lewis
Joseph Elmore
Crawfordsville
Broadway Church
Madden Enters Mayor Race Against Four Rivals
Robert M Madden announces candidacy for mayor after serving twice as Democratic councilman at large. Four candidates now include McCulloch Holtzman Moore and Madden. Madden, a Udell Ladder Works foreman, has strong party support and once ran ahead of his ticket.
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Robert M. Madden
Madden
McCulloch
Holtzman
Moore
Udell
Democratic candidate H J Kohlman for First ward council
H J Kohlman declares as Democratic candidate for Council in the First ward while Councilman Warneg seeks at large council seats. Warneg currently represents the Eighth ward and has announced his candidacy for councilman at large.
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H. J. Kohlman
Warneg
Fancy back-closing waist pattern for summer dress
May Manton presents a back-closing waist in lawn with Valenciennes lace trim. Describes fitted front and back, deep pointed yoke, and tucked sleeves. includes a foundation lining option. Material needs vary by width. waist pattern 4425 fits busts 32 to 40 inches. Pattern coupon instructions and address to The Journal, Indianapolis.
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May Manton
the Journal
Indianapolis
Ind
Crop Conditions Report From Commissioner Johnson
Commissioner of Statistics B F Johnson reports township assessors will submit crop acreage by July 15. Wheat looks good and will be sizable, but corn acreage will fall short due to fifteen day planting delay from a slow spring. Fruit prospects are poor with possible late apples. other fruits fail. The cherry crop is the worst in twenty years due to an early freeze during budding.
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B. F. Johnson
Young Boy Sentenced to Training School for Theft
Eight-year-old Charles Leslie Trexler was arrested for stealing a horse and buggy and received an indeterminate sentence at Julia E. Works Training School for Boys in Plymouth Indiana. Judge Stubbs noted his manly, innocent appearance while authorities link him to multiple bicycle thefts. Trexler’s mother sought placement in a proper institution.
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Charles Leslie Trexler
Julia E. Works Training School
Plymouth Ind
Stubbs
Young Trexler
Indiana G A R selects encampment trip route to San Francisco
The transportation committee of the Indiana department G A R met with the department commander and chose the official itinerary for Indiana members attending the San Francisco encampment August 17. The journey includes a rendezvous visit at St Louis August vn with travel from St Louis over the C A, Union Pacific, D R G and Southern Pacific lines passing Pike's Peak and the Grand Canyon Salt.
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Transportation Committee
Indiana Department of the
Indiana Department
San Francisco
St. Louis
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Pike's Peak
Grand Canyon
Board of Works Bids Received for City Streets Projects
Routine meeting notes list bids for cement walks and curbs on Walden Street and English Street sections, gravel roadways on North Street and Holton Place, and mixed pavements on Market and Twenty-eighth streets. Several firms appear, led by J Harry Roberts and Francis M Lackey, with prices around $1.2 to $2.3 per unit. A local sewer project on Ludlow Avenue is approved, along with final assessment rolls for Barnhill Street opening. remonstrance signed by 77 residents. Bond approved for Harlin F. McCallie, and papers ordered for Bradshaw Street works and alley vacations. Petitions filed for Highland Avenue block work and Washington Street alley. Union Veterans’ Legion note decoration-day flowers invitation.
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Missouri Street
Canal
Marion Caldwell
North Street
Highland Avenue
Oriental Street
Francis M. Lackey
J. Harry Roberts
Laurel Street
State Avenue
Market Street
Henry Maag
Holton Place
Senate Avenue
T. E. Kane
COCR
Eee Construction Company
eCray
Indianapolis Construction Company
T. E. — Construction Company
W. E
George W. McCra
Twenty-eighth Street
Northwestern Avenue
Annetta Street
George Kessler
Graceland Avenue
D. H. Sha
Browder
Julius Keller Construction Company
P. F
Ludlow Avenue
Commerce Avenue
Nevada Street
Barnhill Street
Michigan Street
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Highland Place
Twenty-first Street
Mariette Drive
Morris Street
Wright Street
McKernan Street
Lockerbie Street
Noble Street
Liberty Street
Jones Street
West Street
Dakota Street
NAL Remonstrance
Watke
Hoyt Avenue
Shelby Street
Harlin F. McCallie
American Surety Company
Bradshaw Street
Virginia Avenue
Virgnia Avenue
Huron Street
Washington Street
Washington
Devilte Avenue
Sermon on John Bunyan at Central Avenue Church
Rev Dr Kellogg will preach on John Bunyan at Central Avenue M E Church tomorrow evening. The sermon will be illustrated with stereopticon views and themed Does a Seek Man. A musical program by Mr Cawley is planned.
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John Bunyan
Dr. Kellogg
Central-avenus M. E
M ‘. Kellogg
Mr. Cawley
Nesbit in Town Before Shelbyville Lecture
Will D. Nesbit, formerly with an Indianapolis paper and now with the Chicago Tribune, was in town yesterday. He left last night to deliver a lecture at Shelbyville and will remain in the city a while longer next week.
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Will D. Nesbit
Indianapolis
Chicago Tribune
Mr. Nesbit
Shelbyville
Orn
City
General Assembly Attacks Reed Smoot Over Mormonism
In Los Angeles May 2 the Presbyterian General Assembly condemned Reed Smoot and the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints for polygamy and supposed federal interference. It urged actions to remove Smoot from the Senate and pressed for monogamy laws, while also approving a united call for aid to Arizona Indians on the Maricopa and Pima reservations and a planned San Carlos reservoir project.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Reed Smoot
Presbyterian General Assembly
W. W. Holloway
Standing Committee On Home Missions
Church of Deeus Christ of
United States
Utah
United States Senate
Smoot
Reed
Senate
National Senate
Henry van Dyke
Committee On Home Missions
Maricopa
Pima
Arizona
Secretary of the Interior
Washington
San Carlos
Gila River
Conference of Dunkards Opens in Bellefontaine Ohio
The national conference of Dunkards opened in Bellefontaine Ohio with the meeting of standing committees of forty five members to the court of last appeal in church policy. Officers chosen include Moderator H. B. Sanger of South Bend Ind reading clerk I. B. Trout of Lanark Ill and writing clerk A. C. Wieand with missions to Norway and Sweden.
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National Conference of Dunkards
Brethren
Court of Last Appeal
Sanger
South Bend
la Reading
I. B. Trout
Lanark
A. C. Wieand
Norway
Sweden
General Assembly debates foreign mission work and funding
In Tarkio Missouri this afternoon Rev. J Campbell White from Wooster Ohio and Dr D F McGill from Pittsburgh led a session of the United Presbyterian General Assembly. They discussed needs and methods to fund and recruit more missionaries across all church boards.
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Tarkio
United Presbyterian General Assembly
J. Campbell White
Wooster
D. F. McGill
Pittsburg
Thirty Years Awake Insomnia From Coffee Quits Postum
An elderly Philadelphia man reports long standing insomnia from coffee and credits Postum with restoring refreshing sleep after two years of use. He calls Postum a friendly nourishing drink with a pleasant flavor and notes friends also prefer it to coffee when prepared as directed.
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Philadelphia
Postum
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