Y P C U Convention Scenes In Denison Hotel Lobby
The Denison hotel lobby before a Y P C U session hosts delegates in praise service and social tension. Ex president Overstreet and H Henry mingle with traveling men as Rev Bell admonishes a drunken man.
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Denison Hotel
Tomlinson Hall
2 Star Chamber
Congress
Overstreet
Henry
Taremgly
Nish
Omaha
Oma
H. H. Bell
Lecaguis
Rev. Bell
Wheat Surges Past Dollar on New York and Minneapolis Markets
Wheat jumped to a dollar in New York and Minneapolis trading as foreign buyers and bullish Northwest crops spurred rapid advances. At Minneapolis the crest was marked by a brass band led by Pillsbury marching into the Chamber of Commerce amid cheers.
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Chambers of Commerce
New York
Liverpool
Shorts
Northwest
Chicago
Sisee
Nols
Wee
Tiveriecal
Sciene A’ Aminneapolits
Minneapolis
Lop. m
C AL Pillsbury
Chamber of Commerce
Local Wheat Dealer Reports Big Returns From Weekly Calls
A local wheat dealer cited a $100 investment in weekly calls last Saturday now worth $8,900. Bucket shops buzzed all Friday as many investors lost money while a few reaped large returns amid a rapid price rise from 87 to 244. Separately, county commissioners move to grade the courthouse yard with new white tile entrances, hoping to finish promptly.
Bargain wave hits downtown shops and removals
Local ads tout half price suits at Arcade and special hat sales at Original 23. Bargains abound on refrigerators shoes and clothing from Ruben’s Badger Furniture Saks & Co. and Maguire’s Granger. The weeklong sale runs through tomorrow as stores promote cheap prices and upcoming removals.
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Danbury
Webb
Chas. Mayer
Albert Gall
Messenger
Earle’s
Ruben’s Clothing House
Coughlin & Wilson
Vories’ Business College
Badger Furniture
Progress
Monarch Grocery
Saks & Co
People’s Outfitting
Maguire
Granger
Wassov
Geo. J Murott
Jackson Park
Indianapolis Business University
New York
Alaska Prospectors Pioneer Electric Claim Locator Plan
In Redding California and Seattle Washington reports, Alaska mining fever surges as 1 500 newcomers head to Trinity district and Coffee creek for gold. Burgess and Murphy reportedly extract about 206000 per day while packers clash with Seattle speculators over freight rates. A novel scheme by five young men aims to wire telephonically share gold leads across Alaska, using a fire wired system to locate paying claims from Daw son City.
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Redding
Cal
Coffee Creek
Trinity
Canyon Creek
W. W. Davis
Morrison Sulch
Graves Bros
Duckory Gulch
Burgess
Murphy
Skagaway Trail
Dvea
Lake Bennett
Seattle
Skagaway
Take Bennett
Chicago
Alaska
Yukon
James Wilson
Henry Cary
John Gollins
Edward Als
John Lyummy
St. Louis
Aliaska
Dawson City
Local Police Court Witness in Henderson Case
Mary Catherine Fierce testified in police court against William C Henderson who had spent 13 days in jail. Henderson allegedly gave a Mother Hubbard dress as a token of affection and kicked Fierce injuring her with a bottle hidden in her stocking, requiring 12 stitches. he was released after time served. Fierce, near 60, has been a familiar figure in Johnson county police court for over two years.
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Mary Catherine Fierce
William C. Henderson
Mrs. Fierce
Henderson
Mother Hubbard
Mary
Pierce
Johnson County
Tired of Rowdyism Sparks North Indianapolis Meeting
Indignant residents of North Indianapolis held a mass meeting at the M. 7g church to protest rowdyism and drunkenness around White River and Armstrong parks. A five-member committee including Harrison Ogborn and Chas A Wise was formed to curb the nuisance with mayor and sheriff to be asked for aid next Sunday. Captain Ritter urged action to protect children amid a Cleveland club-linked incident last Sunday.
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Indianapolis
White River
Armstrong Parks
Harrison Ogborn
Chas
A. Wise
Eugene Udell
Jus. M. Swan
Dy. Tan Jones
Ritter
Cleveland Club
McKinley Opens Troy Reunion Parade in 1898
President McKinley arrives in Troy New York for the twenty eighth annual reunion of the Society of the Army of the Potomac. He reviews a 70 carriage parade and attends events at Music Hall before heading to Buffalo for the Grand Army encampment.
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Troy
MN. Y
G. A. KR
Buffalo
N. Y
Society of the Army of the Potomac
McKinley
Troy House
Society
Army
Watervliet Arsenal
Veterans of the War
City Hall
Music Hall
McNinley
Tortured by Burglars at Concord Home
Four masked men forced entry into the home of Charles Lace in Concord. They bound him and burned his feet with a lamp when he said he had no money. After ransacking the house they fled, leaving a note on a tree reading man tied inside. Lace remained undiscovered for hours.
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Buffalo Bill
Allegheny Sixth Church Quartet
W. D. McGill
R. J. Wright
Annie Brockie
Tirgah Martin
McGill
Roberts Park Church
Charles S. Cleland
Philadelphia
First Baptist Church
Paul Stewart
Stewart
Spring Hill
Ind
Charles Wishart
Tainesvilli
Charles Lace
Concord
Toney
Lace
Indianapolis 30‑hour forecast for Aug 21
Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity calls for slightly warmer, fair conditions. Friday night and Saturday should be fair with the temperature at noon Friday around 72 and 2 pm higher as the day progresses.
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Indianapolis
Conscience Money Sent From Former Columbus Parishoner
A gospel minister sent 648.91 to Franklin county Treasurer Barron as conscience money for underreported personal property in Columbus years ago. Barron returned 138.20 of the amount after correcting a tax rate discrepancy, deeming it overpayment.
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Columbus. O
Barron
Franklin County
Columbus
Chicago's Worst Baker Scandal Shocks City
The assets of Q O Schintz, the private baker who failed for over half a million, are found at 210000. Customers were poor and will lose years of savings. The collapse is described as Chicago's worst ever. A separate note claims Councilman Dewar may be an illegal non citizen, used to challenge campaign fund appropriations.
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Chicago
QO. Schintz
Schintz
Schinte
Dewar
Wildwood Friday Night Free Admission Policy
At Wildwood ladies with paid tickets may enter free this Friday night. Information references wall line of Fookcases and rider's fee details remain unclear.
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Wildwood
Two Convicts Held for Hinshaw Murder Indictment
Baney and Van Tassel, linked to the Hinshaw murder, were arrested after release from the northern penitentiary and will be sent to Indianapolis and Hendricks county for murder indictments. Whitney is to be arrested later in November. Indications say Baney may turn state's evidence to convict the three and clear Rev. Hinshaw. Sheriff Shafelton will transfer the prisoners to Indianapolis tonight.
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Michigan City
Ind
Baney
van Tassel
Hinshaw
Northern Penitentiary
Indianapolis
Hendricks County
Winshaw Whitney
Whitney
Rev. Hinshaw
Shafelton
Father seeks reform school for child taken from house of ill repute
Esther Loghmann nearly sixteen appeared in police court to request commitment to the reform school for girls. Matron Buchanan said the institution's slips list eligibility until the girl's sixteenth birthday, though the law states admission is only for under fiftee n. Judge Cox set next Wednesday as the time to continue the matter and resolve the age question.
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Esther Loghmann
Reform School
Esther
Reformatory
Buchanan
Cox
March 6 Assault Lands Jim in Jail After Family Fight
Jim Morrishty expelled his sister from the kitchen at 23 Bates street and struck her as police pursued him. Officers found him hiding beneath an old shelf, red moustache and dirty shirt revealed. His sisters testified they need protection as he faces about 35 days in jail.
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Jim Morrishty
Bates St
Jim
Wei
Fight on Indiana Ave Leaves Man Fined
Lenai Stone challenged John Goodal who retorted and a punch connected, though most of the incident remains uncertain. Police court Friday found John guilty and fined him $1 for the fracas that occurred two evenings earlier. John wore a blue white shirt white collar and a red black bow tie with a diamond.
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John Goodal
John
Jena
Indiana Ave
Brutal Husband Fined After Years of Abuse in Court
Mrs. Henry Springer told police court she has endured decades of beatings and choking at home in Irvington by her husband Henry Springer who works for the Big Four. The judge called the conduct violent and jailed Springer for 60 days with a $25 fine after he argued the wife slandered him.
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Henry Springer
Big Four
Irvington
Springer
Cox
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First Baptist
Y. M.C. A. Hall
Convention Hall
Albany
Allegheny
D. F. McGill
J. M. Fulton
Christian. Aunion
W. D. M Gill
Tisian
Y A.trio
Lively
Court House
Suri House
Klepper
Hillsdale
California
Hickory
Golle
Vergara
Madrid
Michael Angiolilli
Golli
Canovas
Weinley
Army OF the Potomac
Schintz Banking
Baney and
van Tassel-Werd
Oued
Hendrickstsurty
Hinshaw — Baney
Business Office of
the Sun
Ohio
Denison House
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