Soft coal price cuts after anthracite settlement
A. B. Meyer & Co announces price reductions on several bituminous coals used for home use, including Pocahontas smokeless, Jackson lump, and Brazil Block, following the anthracite strike settlement. Meyer notes thirty days for hard coal market changes, with East demand fading and Lake trade constraints.
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A. Rb.meyer & Co
Pocahontas
Jackson
Brazil
Meyer
Mr. Meyer
Buffalo
Southern
West Vic
What Wulfson Says Expulsion Sparks Congregation Split
Isidor Wulfson claims two sides to his expulsion from Knesses Israel. He accuses Solomon Trotsky, acting as rabbi and congregation president, of long running business disputes. Wulfson denies planting pig feet in S meat and says he left after Trotsky would not allow him to preach on Atonement day. He notes more Hebrews plan to form another congregation.
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Isidor Wulfson
Knesses Israel
Solomon Trotsky
Wulfson
Trotsky
Quaker Quinquennial Conference Reorganizes Church Affairs
The final quinquennial gathering of the Society of Friends, held at First Friends' Church in Indianapolis, outlines a shift from advisory five yearly meetings to a representative structure that will decide faith and church form. Delegates from Indiana and other states, led by Timothy Nicholson and Robert Pretlow, discuss hymnal plans and potential creation of a five year board of missions while preserving core Quaker distinctives.
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Society of Friends
United States
Canada
Friends
Alabama
Thirteenth Streets
Friends’ Church
Quakers
Friends’ Society
North America
Meeting of
Robert W. Pretlow
Bloomington
New Organization Movement
Friends’ Faith
Edgar Nicholson
Timothy E. Nicholson
Richmond
Ind
Mary C. Woody
Indiana
Western Indiana
John T. Hadley
Danville
Enos Kendall
Thorntown
Joshua Carson
Grove
Thomas Co. Brown
Carmel
Andrew F. Mitchell
Bloomindale
Peter W. Raidabaugh
Plainfield
Solomon B. Woodward
Coloma
Seth Mills
Valley Mills
Albert J. Brown
Indianapolis
Ruth W. Newsom
Azalia
Eliza C. Armstrong
Sarah J. King
Indiana Yearly Meeting
Timothy
Muncie
Thomas W. White
Lewisville
Robert W. Douglass
Ira C. Johnson
Emma Hedges
Charles W. Osborn
Winchester
Mahala Jay
Isabel Kentworthy
David Overman
Charles E. Hiatt
Oregon
Kansas
Wilmington, CO
Baltimore
Cleveland
Timothy Nicholson
Rufus W. Jones
Haverford College
Philadelphia
American Friend
Jones
International Friends’ School
London
England
English Friends
Edmund Stanley
Wichita, Kan
James Wood
W. Jasper
New York
New England
North Carolina
Wilmington
Iowa
California
Board of Missions
Mission Boards
Evangelistic and Church Extension Board
Isom P. Wooton
le Grand
Allen Jay
Friends’ University
Wichita
Kan
A. Rosenberger
Penn College
Oskaloosa
Isaac Sharpless
Edward M. Wistar
Rachel Kirk
John W. Woody
Guilford College
North Caropl
Allen C. Thomas
Haverford Colege
Friends’ Jurch
Bankers Sixth Meeting Opens in Indianapolis Club
The Indiana Bankers Association begins its sixth annual convention at the Commercial Club this morning. Delegates and distinguished visitors from New York and Indiana arrived yesterday, with papers on bank officers' authority and the octopus in banking to be read. A reception follows at the Propylaeum tonight, and tomorrow features talks on banks, trusts, and branch banking.
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Indiana Bankers’ Association
Commercial Club
Denison Hotel
Henry A. Smith
Western National Bank of New York
Rollin P. Grant
New York National Exchange Bank
W. L. Moyer
Paoli
H. K. Scott
Angola
George W. Applegate
Corydon
C. O. Austin
National Bank of North America
Chicago
Octopus
Bank
J. A. L. Pollard
The
Savings Bank
Fort Madison
Bookwalter
Frank L. Powell
Madison
Propylaeum
John B. Cockrum
Thomas B. Patton
Banking Law Journal
Granger Farwell
Henry W. Yates
C. C. Hay
American Banker
Hay
Thompson
Bank Reporter
Maine
Diogenes
New York
John P. Frenzel
W. T. Malott
Mortimer Levering
Indianapolis
Denison House
8. A. Morrison
Theory of Murder Linked to Ice House Fire
Police investigate a murder tied to the Sunday night blaze that destroyed five ice houses. A woman's skirt and white collar were found among the ruins, and a badly burned body recovered Monday morning is identified as a man. Detectives pursue two people reportedly seen near the north ice house before the fire.
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North Ice House
Chinese Teacher in City Visited Y M C A Delegates
Prof W C Chen Gueat of Y M C A in Peking and China’s delegate to the world Y M C A and Students’ Volunteer convention visited the city. He toured with local officers, dined at the Commercial Club, and departed in the afternoon for cle.
Legislative Committee Tours Suburban Schools for Relief from Crowding
The school board committee on legislation led by A M Sweeney and Charles W Moores visited outlying schools with Superintendent Kendall to assess overcrowding and pressing needs. They propose a 10 cent levy increase for buildings and grounds, arguing existing funds cannot meet the surge, especially at Manual Training and Shortridge High Schools, and urge action by the next Legislature.
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A. M. Sweeney
Charles W. Moores
Belt Railroad
D. F. Kendall
Moores
Indianapolis
Kendall
Atlas Works
Insane Hospital
Haughville
Atlas
Washington School
Parker School
Shortridge High School
Esprit du Corps
Manual Training
Shortridge
Sparks Return From Philippines Visit Judge Allen
W C Sparks and wife arrive back from the Philippines after a cholera outbreak aboard the Sherman. Sparks, son in law of Judge Henry Clay Allen, headed nine Barrio schools near Pasig. He describes Filipino teachers and the U S educational efforts in Manila and the islands.
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W. C. Sparks
Henry Clay Allen
Circuit Court
Philippines
Sparks
Miss Allen
United States
Sherman
Mariveles
San Francisco
Pasig
Manila
Islands
Judge Allen
Boy Struck by Car Near Home on North Delaware
Eugene Brown seven year old son of Fred B Brown living at 1718 North Delaware street was run over by an automobile about 6 30 last night in front of his home near Seventeenth street. An unknown man and woman rode in the car and did not stop. He was taken into his home where a doctor was called. The injuries are not believed serious.
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Eugene Brown
Fred B. Brown
Delaware Street
Seventeenth Street
Seaton the Hatter Sells the best hats Dunlap's
Big Four Route offers Sunday excursions Sunday Oct 26 with round trips from Cincinnati to Indianapolis and Terre Haute to Greencastle with special trains departing Indianapolis Union Station at 7 a m and returning from Cincinnati or Terre Haute at 7 p m Various connecting lines Co I and W Ry and H and D R R provide corresponding rates and service
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Indianapolis Union Station
Cincinnati
Terre Haute
Greencastle
Indianapolis
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Germany
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Ackson
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Wulchner’s
Bankers
Indiana Association
W. C. Chen Gueat
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MR. Moores
Lincoln School
Shelby Street
Belt
Clifton and
Thirtieth Streets
North Indianapolis
No. 41
H. C. Allen
Seaton
the Hatter
Decatur
R. P. Street
Washington
Janes
German Fire Insurance of
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Langsenkamp Bros
Brass Works
E. Georgia St
C. Koehring & Bro
Virginia Ave
Mrs. Austin
Ocean Steamers
Clare’s Cruises
Kaiserin
White Star Line
Martinique
West Indies
Jamaica
Cuba
Orlemt
Thea
Constantinople
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Egypt
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Norway
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Hi Broadway
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Goodyear
Dt T. Conde Implement Co
West
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Mathie Watt
H-0 Lot! Company
Jardinieres
Schrader
E. Washington St
Snaes Thay
Lilly & Stalnaker
East Washington Street
Virginia
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry
New Homestead
Fred Steery
Gulf Links
Tennis Cour Ind
Joseph Enk
Ec Br
Dayton
Washington ST
Mueller
SS del
New York Sts
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H. UW. Martin
Home Office
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Onis Ee
S.pennst
Carl L. Rost
North Ilaels Street
Vonnegout
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