Fall Opening at Besten and Langen's Store
The annual autumn opening at Besten & Langen featured elaborate decorations and a display of high grade gowns coats shirtwaists and furs. The stock includes sable Persian lamb ermine Alaska seal gray squirrel furs with a notable white fox fur boa and muff. Many heavy coats suits wraps and reception gowns are shown with ki moja and Monte Carlo cape styles. An elegant white paine velvet reception gown with lace insertions and ermine accents highlighted the exhibit window.
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Besten & Langen
Wulchner's Offers New Pianos From $16 and Up
Wulchner's advertises new pianos starting at sixteen dollars and up. The listing emphasizes affordable prices for shoppers seeking entry level models and mentions a range of instruments available at the store.
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Wulchner’s
PRIMARY LAW COMMITTEE NAMES SIX ASSISTANTS FOR BILL
Hon Addison C Harris appointed a six member mixed party committee with R O Hawk ins C N Thompson A O Marsh J E McCullough John W Kern and E A Perkins to draft a new primary election bill. Five plan proposals were submitted and will guide the bill with direct nominations registration and uniform ballots among key ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addison C. Harris
Commercial Club
A. C. Harris
R. O. Hawkins
C. N. Thompson
A. O. Marsh
J. E. McCullough
John W. Kern
E. A. Perkins
Commercial Club Committee
T. E. Griffiths
Charles Martindale
Board of Primary Commissioners
Edward Insley
Indiana
Congress
Mary
Minnesota
William Fortune
Marion County
Hunt
The
Board of Election Commissioners
Marion
Tragic River Drowning Claims Warren M Newcomb Near Thirtieth Street Bridge
Warren M Newcomb son of Florence Newcomb an assistant librarian in Indianapolis drowned in White River about a half mile north of the Thirtieth Street bridge. The Short Ridge High School graduate 1914 was active in athletic and oratorical circles and a promient member of the High School Cinch Club. The canoe overturned while he tested a craft at the Canoe Club and the body was recovered after a search.
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Warren M. Newcomb
Florence Newcomb
Public
White River
Thirtieth Street
Frank K. Sawyer
Newcomb
Samuel Mansfield
Robert Cox
Johnson
Eddy
Helen Gould
Warren Newcomb
Shortridge High School
Young Newcomb
John R Pearson Warns City On Gas Shortage And Winter Fuel
John R Pearson general manager of the Indianapolis Gas Company warned that injunctions and talk of gas sales will not prevent cold suffering this winter. He urged residents to secure fuel now, stating gas supply is insufficient even to meet demand and pressure is dropping.
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John R. Pearson
Indianapolis Gas Company
Indianapolis
Pearson
Mr. Pearson
Anheuser-Busch Brewing Assn
St. Louis
Anheuser-Standard
L. Bieler
Anheuser-Busch
Ind
KINE IN THE TITLE Seventy three year old deed fixes old title kink
The Secur ity Trust Company's real estate unit corrected a long standing title error in West Indianapolis. A deed from 1831 was filed after researcher Nicholas McCarty located the original document showing the correct direction as northwest, resolving the discrepancy in the chain of title for Anna Vetter's former factory property now held by C. L. Station.
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Indianapolis
Recorder’s Office
The
Security Trust Company
Anna Vetter
C. L. Station
McCarty
Indiana to name state exhibit committee for St Louis fair
Governor Durbin appoints Lt. Gov. Newton W. Gilbert Stephen Fleming L E Slack and Otto Stechan to represent Indiana in site allotment for the St Louis world’s fair commission. Governor may seek legislative appropriation for a special Indiana exhibit at the fair. Mrs Coleman travels to St Louis for Louisiana Purchase Exposition board meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durbin
Indiana
St. Louis
William Henry Coleman
Poresh
Dr Fletcher's England walking tour plus coronation view
Dr C I Fletcher of this city returned from a three month England visit covering 3300 miles with 800 on foot. He saw the Edward coronation, met Hall Caine, visited 50 cathedrals and 35 castles, and described English climate as foggy and chilly. He noted open air cures in hospitals and recounted a pub incident with an untruthful Briton.
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C. I. Fletcher
England
Iowa
Sweden
J. Pierpont Morgan
Celtic
Sandy Hook
Mr. Morgan
New York City
Atlantic
Fletcher
Wales
Dickens
Dr. Fletcher
Devonshire
Devonshire. Dr. Fletcher
South Africa
Plymouth
Philippines
Hall Caine
Isle of Man
Mr. Caine
Dartmoor
Exmoor
Mt. Snowden
Valley of the Wye
Cornwall
Jack
Oxford
Cambridge
Isle of Wight
Edward
London
Horse Guards’ Gate
Westminster Abbey
Horse Show Decorations Prompt Downtown Festive Displays
The festival and horse show committee on decorations led by Adolph Schleicher plans liberal street streamers in downtown and Washington Street toward the show grounds. Merchants already prepping bright displays, with green and white horse show colors and red and yellow festival colors. Mills urges downtown firms to join, festival prizes total 300 dollars, and entries for the horse show close Saturday night with announcements likely early next week. The event features strong local and notable performing horses and ample preparation for the display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Schleicher
Washington Street
D. R. Mills
Mills Thas
Mills
Louisville
Wine makers supervise the mano eutines of the mouse
Wine makers oversee the process of the Mouse Cook's Imperial Extra Dry Champagne.
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Mouse Cook
Special G A R and W R C Train to Washington 1902 Encampment
Indianapolis to Washington special train services for the Grand Army of the Republic and Women’s Relief Corps encampment, with through vestibuled sleepers, 3:05 p m departure, October 3 to 5 and 6, 1902. Round trip $13.30 from Indianapolis, sleeper add $4 double berth, stopovers allowed, early noon Washington arrival for quarters, Field Headquarters in Washington for assistance. Regular trains 7:30 a m and 6:20 p m. Information from H M Bronson A G P A.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Washington
Sons of Veterans
Ladies’ Aid Societies
Pennsylvania Lines
Fifteenth and
G Streets
Grand Army
Richardson
Round Trip Train Schedule From Indianapolis to Louisville
Local train departs Indianapolis 6:00 a m arrives Louisville Main Street 9:45 a m. Return leaves Louisville Main Street 7:00 p m. Special fast train departs Indianapolis 7:25 a m arrives Louisville 10:15 a m. Return departs Louisville 4:00 p m. Last of the season service offered for 1.50 dollars.
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Indianapolis
Louisville Main-street
Cincinnati and Return Special Trains Schedule
An a.m. fare of 1.25 dollars applies for a Cincinnati round trip aboard the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton line. Two special fast trains depart Sunday at 6:30 a.m. nonstop to Cincinnati and at 7:15 a.m. stopping only at Rushville and Connersville. Return trains depart Cincinnati at 4:20 p.m. and continue service with limited stops.
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Rushville
Connersville
Cincinnati
Big Four excursion Oct 5 from Indianapolis Union Station
Big Four announces Sunday trips on October 5 with routes to Lawrenceburg Aurora Way Points and Terre Haute Greencastle Boston New York Washington and Chicago at discounted round trips. Special trains depart 7 30 am from Indianapolis and 7 20 pm return from Aurora with extension options. Tickets from $0.75 to $23.25 plus multi city fares. Visit Big Four offices for details.
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Indianapolis Union Station
Aurora
Greencastle
Indianapolis
Terre Haute
Boston
Iery
New York
Washington, D. C
Chicago
Cne Gies
Big Four
East
Washington Street
Union Station
H. M. Bronson
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Poe
R. P. Algeo
Cheap Excursions East From New York Ports
Travel deals from Boston to New York include cheap round trips with multiple rail lines and stopovers. Tickets sell early October with varying limits through mid November and late October for New York departures. For details contact R P Algeo D P A through agents.
Sleeping car fare to Michigan City from Chicago offer
Via Chicago and the Chicago and North Western Railway, daily in September and October. Sleeping car double berth from Chicago in Pullman tourfet cars is only $6.00. Ask ticket agents for particulars or address W B Ennskern, Passenger Traffic Manager. Lake Erie and Western R R 61.00 Michigan City and Return 81.00 Sunday Oct 5 1902. Leave Indianapolis 6 30 a m.
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Chicago
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
W. B. Ennskern
Michican City
Indianapolis
Erie R. R
R. P. Algeo
D. P
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Madam Merriam
Reynier Suede
Alexandre Suede
Seichers
Primary Law Committee
Addison C. Haris
Thirtieth Street Bridge
Kine
Lady Manageria
DR. C. I. Fletcher
Pennsylvania
Washington,d. C
Sons
East Washington Street
Lawrenceburg
Vandalia Line
Terre Haute and
Retaurn
Pacific Coast
Lake Erie & Western
R. R
Fall Clothing
Athout Security
Wienter
Rosenbloom & CO
N. Penn
Janes
Capital Razor and Supplies
E. Bodine & CO
E. Ohio
Koehring & Bro
Virginia Ave
Techentin
Freiberg
Washington St
Herrington
E. Market
the College
Bliss
Swain
the Progress Clothing
Stevenson Buc
Mats & Furnishings
G. A. RB
Sorio
Eeee
Gettysbirt
BR. P. Algeo, D.P.A
Hamilton
D. H. Baldwin & Co
Pennsylvania ST
Havana
F. R. Rice Mercantile Cigar Co
UNIOY
Merchants’ Association
Kipp Brothers Co
S. Meridian St
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