The Maid at Arms by Robert W Chambers
A warm appraisal of The Maid at Arms Harper Brothers single work praised as best of Chambers fiction. Set in early New York during colonial unrest the novel follows Dore of the Yatton patroon house and a love tied to rival families amid landowner plots and the revolution.
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Robert W. Chambers
Harper & Brothers
New York
Dore
Yatton
Mr. Geachers
Yee
Clinton
Gates
Chambers
Cardigan
Mr. Chambers
Coopers Irvings
Y W C A News Notes Education Classes and Activities
An Oct 2 Friday evening rally at 8 o'clock offers a social gathering with light refreshments and informal program. Teachers will answer questions about classes and all interested are invited. A general Sunday school lesson class begins Oct 4 at 4 pm taught by Charles F. Coffin, open to all without charge. The gospel meeting today at 4 pm is led by Miss Bartlett with solos by Miss Josephine Robinson. Gym class enrollment began Sept 15 and early registration is encouraged. Expanded educational department will add classes in literature current events history German French sewing needlework basket weaving singing man and tar pyrography and domestic science in its own building. An office outline will be available for those seeking details.
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Young Women's Christian Association
Charles F. Coffin
Central Avenue M. E
Bartlett
Josephine Robinson
Mew pianos at $16 and up at Wulchoera
Local sale lists pianos available at Wulchoera with prices starting at sixteen dollars and rising. Shoppers are urged to inspect models and compare tones and finishes in the store.
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Wulschner’s
Wulchoera
Pioneer businessman David Kregelo dies at ninety
David Kregelo a pioneer Indianapolis businessman died at his home 414 North West street after a long life of carpentry lumbering and 19th century enterprise He arrived in Indianapolis in 1837 built houses and later operated a lumber yard and planing mill with his sons He leaves three children Charles E John and Mrs Belle McCune and funeral is set for the next afternoon at 2 30 with private burial at Crown Hill
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David Kregelo
North West Street
Mr. Kregelo
Taneytown
Allegheny Mountains
Ohio
Fort Wayne
Chicago
Kregelo
Joliet
Ill
Indiana
Kregele
Indianapolis
Marys
Death of John F. Julian Nephew of George W. Julian
John F. Julian aged fifty five died at City Hospital from acute peritonitis after a period of stomach trouble. He had long been linked with Dogberry Row and assisted in justice of the peace records. He came to this city in 1872 and was separated from his wife. He was a nephew of former congressman George W. Julian and had no children.
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John F. Julian
City Hospital
Julian
Amos L. Wilson
Death of Alexander F. Morrison in Willoughby office
Alexander F Morrison, uncle of Dr Frank Morrison, died of apoplexy yesterday at 4 30 P M in Dr Morrison's office in the Willoughby block after entering to see his nephew. A bookkeeper aged sixty five, he lived with nephew Samuel Morrison at 2116 North Meridian street and never married. Funeral will be at his North Meridian residence with burial at Crown Hill likely under Odd Fellows direction.
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Alexander F. Morrison
Frank Morrison
Willoughby
Mr. Morrison
Morrison
South Meridian Street
Samuel Morrison
North Meridian Street
Crown Hill
The
Odd Fellows
Terre Haute Girl Found After Disappearance
Dorothy Harrison of Terre Haute was reported missing to police yesterday. She had come to this city ten days ago to visit relatives the Bonners at 3 North Illinois Street, then went to Grayville Illinois to stay with other relatives. Her father, superintendent at the Terre Haute stove works, dispatched a message last night to confirm she was safe and clarify the situation.
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Drothy Harrison
Terre Haute
Bonner
North Illinois Street
Grayville
Til
Department Complimented by Secret Service Chiefs
Superintendent Taffe has received several letters praising the police department for orderly arrangements during President Roosevelt's visit. John E. Wilkie, chief of the Secret Service at Washington, commends the police for perfect arrangements during the parade and at St Vincent's Hospital. Col ree W. Powell also lauds the police service last Tuesday.
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Taffe
Police Department
Roosevelt
John E. Wilkie
Secret Service Department
Washington
St. Vincent's Hospital
Col
Ree W. Powell
Supreme Hive of Maccabees celebrates tenth anniversary
The Supreme Hive Ladies of the Maccabees marks its tenth birthday with a birthday day on October 1. Though young in years the auxiliary claims 106000 members and 2315 hives across forty nine states territories and provinces.
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Supreme Hive, Ladies of Maccabees
Supreme Hive
Ladies of the Maccabees
Supreme Tent
Knights of the Maccabees
Black man arrested after slapping Miss Grace Kimmell in park
In a 4:30 PM incident near Military Park Patrolman Bailey arrested Alexander Mallory a Black man for battery on Miss Grace Kimmell a white girl on her way home from 36 Douglass street Mallory who runs a shoe shop at 315 West North street walked up to the two girls and slapped Miss Kimmell causing her to fall and suffer facial gashes. Several West Side men warned police to free him before a patrol wagon arrived. Miss Kimmell remained in serious condition at her home last night from the shock of the assault.
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Military Park
Park
Bailey
Alexander Mallory
Grace Kimmell
Miss Kimmell
Douglass Street
Mallory
West Side
Veral
James Kimmell
West North Street
Northland Express Trains 102 and 1 Discontinued
Taking effect Sunday September 28, Northland Express Trains 102 and 1 between Indianapolis and Logansport are discontinued. No other changes at Indianapolis. W. W. Richardson D P A Indianapolis.
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Northland Express
Indianapolis
Logansport
W. W. Richardson
Terre Haute express schedule update and railroad notes
No 13 will leave at 7 10 p m instead of 7 p m and arrive Terre Haute at 9 p m. No 12 arrives Indianapolis at 7 35 a m. No 20 arrives Indianapolis at 2 50 p m. No other changes at Indianapolis. W Richardson D P A Indianapolis. Via Chicago and the Chicago North Western Railway. Sleeping car fare from Chicago to Pullman tourist cars 36.00.
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Terre Haute Express
Terre Haute
Indianapolis
Richardson, D. P. A
Chicago
Chicago & Northwestern
W. B. Finskern
Osteopathy Endorsed by Politicians and Doctors
Senator Thomas C. Platt and others praise osteopathy as rational and effective. H. H. Rogers and Secretary L. M. Shaw report personal improvements, while Prof. W. T. Ayers credits Sparnhurst for dramatic relief. The Sparnhurst Institute of Osteopathy in Indianapolis invites inquiries and literature.
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Thomas C. Platt
New York
H. H. Rogers
Standard Oil Company
Senator Foraker
Ohio
L. M. Shaw
Mark Twain
J. F. Sparnhurst
United States
W. T. Ayers
de Pauw University
Greencastle
Sparnhurst Institute of Osteopathy
Stevenson Building
Indianapolis
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