Anderson carnival fuels town in Eagles led spectacle
Anderson Ind July 2 The Eagles pull off a grand carnival drawing thousands daily with red white and blue decorations and a plan for a 65000 home for Aerie 174. The crowd of 5000 enjoys free acts and a Gas Kill Mundy program with stunts by Phileono Kilpatrick Bertie Campbell and more across the Esplanade and carnival grounds.
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Anderson
Ind
Eagles
Aerie
Organization of Eagles
Birth of
Phileono
Kilpatrick
Indianapolis
Bertie Campbell
Esplande
Congress of Dancing Girls
Old Vienna
Grape-Nuts and Postum Food Coffee for Cool Summer Breakfasts
Proper Food argues Grape-Nuts keeps the body cool in hot weather by being pre digested and easy on the digestive organs, delivering nutrients like meat and potatoes without cooking. It appeals to meat eaters and vegetarians, praises factory cooking and ready availability, and notes Grape-Nuts with Postum as a summer breakfast option with fruit.
Eagles Help Add Beautiful Block to Anderson
A carnival mood grips Anderson as residents and visitors mingle at an Eagles event. Mayor Dunlap participates with enthusiasm, guiding guests through the night's entertainments. Eagles leaders B. H. Campbell Judge J. D. Ernston David Bishop M. D. Moore J. O. Pattis Nick Pilgar J. M. Washburn T. J. Kane George Fisher Ed Krull Mary Ryan Blanchard Horne and city officials are among those hosting the out of town guests.
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Dunlap
Anderson
B. H. Campbell
J. D. Ernston
David Bishop
M. D. Moore
J. O. Pattis
Nick’’ Pilgar
J. M. Washburn
T. J. Kane
George Fisher
Ed Krulll
Mary Ryan
Blanchard Horne
King Edward II Progress Report on Wound Healing
London reports King Edward's wound is healing steadily with hopeful bulletins from his doctors. The July 2 update mirrors the tone of the previous five days as officials monitor his recovery.
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London
Edward
Lawyers Set Program For State Bar Gathering
Merrill Moores secretary of the State bar association announced the program for the annual meeting to be held July 8 and 9 in the senate chamber. A banquet at the Columbia club will close the event on July 9 with speakers Judge Penfield and Burton Smith among others.
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Merrill Moores
State Bar Association
Senate Chamber
Columbia Club
Judge Penfield
Washington, D.C
Auburn
Beveridge
Bailey
Burton Smith
Atlanta
State House
Theodore P. Davis
Albert O. Marsh
John G. Williams
Sidney B. Davis
Albert Rabb
Charles W. Smith
George A. Cunningham
Harold Taylor
Billion-Dollar Congress Closes With Rowdy Adjournment
Washington adjourned as Congress ended its session with cheers and songs after Speaker Henderson thanked members. Senators dispersed to Indianapolis and Philadelphia while the appropriation totals were announced, showing a grand sum of 800 million plus contracts and notes pushing the total authorized outlay above one billion dollars.
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Washington
Congress
Henderson
Dixie
Gen. Hooker
Mississippi
Mr. Chandler
Capitol
Senate
Fairbanks
Indianapolis
Beveride
Philadelphia
Allison
Livingston
Georgia
Burke gives four million to relief fund for unemployed
John M. Burke funds a four million dollar relief effort for workers temporarily unable to work. A corporate board including Abrams, Hewitt, White, Hubbard, Shepard and Sturgis manages the endowment with Burke reserving income for life. Trustees form an expert committee to plan operations and deploy aid when funds become available.
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New York
John M. Burke
Abrams
Hewitt
Wm. Hubbard White
Edward M. Shepard
Frank K. Sturgis
Mr. Burke
Burke
Wounded Indian judge fires fatal shots after shooting
At a Pettit residence on the Osage reservation Guthrie Oklahoma July 2 a judge shot four times wounding George Dickie after Dickie fired at the judge Pettit who had earlier shot Dickie in the groin Two Pettit sons restrained Dickie and the judge regained consciousness to kill him instantly Pettit described as the foremost Indian politician on the reservation
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Judge Pettit
George Dickie
Government Indian School
Carlisle
Dickie
Pettit
Statewide School Apportionment Totals Released for 1902
June apportionment of common school revenue for tuition yields 1.48 per child aged 6 to 21. Total counties receipts reach 1,113,325.84 with 1,145,369.43 on hand. Apportionment distributes 1,121,465.48 leaving 17,903.95 in treasury. Marion county receives 72,206.28. County collections amount to 123,211.08 for apportionment. county school age population stands at 18,786.
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Jones
Marion County
Amusements at Fairview Park and Washington Park
At Fairview Park a Tuesday night concert drew a large crowd as the Boy Blondin performed daring wire walks. Ostendorf's big band pleased audiences nightly, with 4 and 9 o clock performances. Attendance at Fairbank grows as comparisons to Weber's band arise. Indianapolis hosted baseball doubleheaders against Kansas City at Washington Park.
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Fairview Park
Blondin
Fairbank
Ostendorf
Weber
County approves bridge contracts and bond surety rule
Bridge contracts in Warren county authorize construction of the Lick creek steel plate girder bridge at Harding street by New Castle Bridge Co and H. W. Tielking for 1430 and 31800 dollars. A second steel plate girder bridge over Pleasant run in Warren township goes to New Castle Bridge Co and W. F. Ross for 925 and 1296 dollars. A concrete arch bridge over Pogue s run in Warren township is awarded to A. W. Moore for 3275 dollars. The commissioners adopt a resolution requiring bonds for contracts to be approved by surety companies.
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Lick Creek
Harding St
New Castle Bridge Company
H. W. Tielking
Pleasant Run
Warren Township
W. F. Ross
Pogue's Run
A. W. Moore
United Traction Workers Seek 35 Percent Increase
ChicagoJuly 2 Employees of the United traction company have joined the Amalgamated Association and will seek a 35 percent wage increase. A strike may result if demands are not met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United Traction Company
Amalgamated Asociation
Factory Site Wanted for Indianapolis Plant
The Board of Trade seeks a suitable factory building in Indianapolis. It requests about 75,000 square feet on a half acre with convenient location for workers and with switching facilities. No bonus is asked, only assistance in locating a site.
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Board of Trade
Indianapolis
Lapel Tradesmen Refute Town Closure On Fourth
Lapel merchants insist the town will not shut down on July 4 and that residents will stay home to watch a baseball game. Mayor Bookwalter faces new troubles with 530 job seekers, including 30 seeking the weights and measures inspector post. The ordinance signing may delay the appointment until year’s end due to its wording.
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Bookwalter
Child Eats Morphine Tablets in Sullivan
Tilford Pigg two years old, son of attorney William H. Pigg of Sullivan Indiana, ingested morphine tablets while mother was away. The child was found asleep when she returned and doctors say he cannot live. A warning note on cholera infantum and dysentery follows with advertising for Dr Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry and bargains on uprights and ledgers from WM B Burford of Indianapolis.
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Sullivan, Ind
Tilford
William H. Pigg
British Fleet Disperses After Coronation Naval Review
Portmouth England July 2 The fleet mobilized for the coronation review dispersed Wednesday morning The channel and cruiser squadrons moved to Torbay while the home squadron sailed to Port land plans and destinations were announced in naval dispatches.
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Portsmouth
Eng
Torbay
Portland
Indiana Dental College Clinic Schedules Patient Hours
Indiana Dental College and partners provide dental services from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. offering all kinds of dental work to patients.
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Indiana Dental College, &. W. Gor
Delaware and Chrisis
Overland Limited trains offer luxury and speed from Chicago
The notice promotes the new Overland Limited from Chicago to the West with daily departures at 8:00 p.m. Three days en route with drawing room sleeping cars, compartment cars, observation cars with telephone, all meals in dining cars, and electric lighting. Also advertised are two additional fast trains at 10:00 a.m. and 11:30 p.m. daily and itineraries to California, Oregon, and Washington. Contact N M Breeze or Kniskern for tickets.
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Chicago & Northwestern B.y
Chicago
Overland Limited
California
Oregon
Washington
N. M. Breeze
Vinest
Cincinnati
O.W
Pennsylvania Vandalia Lines Offer Special Round Trip Fares
Special round trip fares are announced by Pennsylvania Vandalia Lines covering routes to Colorado Utah South Dakota Wisconsin Michigan Minnesota and to cities including San Francisco Portland Me Providence R I Tacoma Salt Lake City St Paul Minneapolis Omaha and Des Moines. For details contact district agents or W W Richardson D P A Indianapolis.
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Colorado
Utah
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Minnesota
San Francisco
Portland
Providence
R. I
Tacoma
Wash
Salt Lake City
St.Paul
Minneapolis
Omaha
Des Moines
W. .W. Richardson
Indianapolis
Niagara Falls Excursion to a New Route Details
Pennsylvania Lines offers a personal excursion to Niagara Falls on Friday July 18 via Columbus Cambridge Springs and Chautauqua Lake. Through sleepers and coaches depart Indianapolis 7 15 p m with a twelve day return limit and low rates from other points. Contact W W Richardson D P A Indianapolis for particulars.
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Pennsylvania Lines
Niagara Falls
Columbus
Akron
Erie Railroad
The
Falls
Cambridge Springs
Chautauqua Lake
Indianapolis
W. W. ‘Richardson
Hazleton Mining Tensions Darken Wednesay Morning Showdown
In Hazleton district clashes erupted Wednesday as special deputies coal and iron police confronted strikers in Drifton Freeland and related towns. Revolvers drawn during demonstrations. several arrests followed including John Shelvin and John Ginget amid rising excitement.
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Hazleton
Coxe Bros
Jacobs
Drifton
Freeland
Coal and Iron Police
John Shelvin
John Ginget
Wilkesbarre
The Swirl Op Society News and Local Weddings
The Swirl Op Society notes Prof and Mrs Edward DuBois preparing to go abroad next week. Mrs J Mefford hosts the Lady Knights on July 3 at her home. John H Mefford of the Wisconsin will return July 2 on furlough. Several state weddings are listed in Aurora and Munice with couples named. A number of marriages are reported including Miss Sadie ONeill and Edward Lyons at St John's Church. Nell Ferguson announces her marriage to Charles Ferguson with home at 2222 N Meridian. Other wedding reports include Miss Nellie Michelson and William Sebel of Mount Vernon and Miss Mary Moore and John Meriweather. Diphtheria remedy touted as Dr Thomas Electric Oil.
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J. ©. Mefford
Lady Knights Club
Walcott St
John H. Mefford
United States
Wisconsin
Aurora
Clara Nieman
John C. Linkmeyer
Muncie
Margaret Price
William Reeze
S. H. Smith
Nell
Charles O. Ferguson
Mary Moore
John E. Meriweather
F. O. Ballard
Chrine
N. East-st
Custer Ryker
Mr. Ryker
Dividend Declaration for Consumers' Gas Trust Co
The Consumers' Gas Trust Co announces a 4 percent dividend on interest and 10 percent on capital payable after July 15 1902 to certificate holders of record July 1 1902 upon surrender of certificates at the company office. Transfer books close from July 1 to July 15 1902. W Kriel Main Cigar Store 106 Monument Place English Block. Wholesale and retail.
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THE
Consumers' Gas Trust CO
Special Train to Bloomingdale Glens July Fourth
If enough passengers can be secured a special train will run to Bloomingdale Glens on July 4 from Indianapolis at 8:00 a.m. Return to Indianapolis by 8:30 p.m. Fare is 1.50 for the round trip. Sign up with name and address at the city ticket office 25 W Washington St.
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Bloomingdale Glens
Indianapolis
Washington St
One fare round trip to 200 mile destinations
A single fare round trip is offered for travel on July 3 and July 4 to points within 200 miles, with return travel valid up to July 7.
Grand Annual Forest Feast at Germania Park
United lodges I O K of P present a July 4 event at Germania park with admission and dancing free. Shelby car line serves the occasion.
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Germania Park
United Lodges
Shelby Car Line
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Anderson Carnival
Aeries of
Indiana
M. F. Har‘derty
Ogden, Wash
Eagle
Anderson Aerie
Elwood
Marion
Hartford City
Doxey Hotel
Stroebel
Dan Lynch
Washington Sr
Coming Bar Association
District of Columbia
Guthrie
O. T
Supt. Jones
Washington Park
Kansas City
Traction
Baldwin's
WM. B. Burford
Pennsylvania
Vandalia Lines
Swirl OP Society
Mrs. Edward DuBois
Sadie O'Neill
Edward T. Lyons
St. John's Church
M. W. Lyons
Brownsburg
Thomas
Railway
Monarch
Oxford
Lisle Union
Piqua
Arnold
L.S. Ayres
Hoyt
Pinkham
Kilmer
Duffy
Cardus
Pierce
Scott
Warner
Bell
Are
Simemoyets Pharmacies
Ene
Enone
E. M. Wylie
E. Chiest
Morgan
Santos
Gie
Lic
Northwest
Delaware
Ohio
Indiana Ave
Senatsa
Mass. Ave
Noble
N. Ulinois &J
16Th
Alabama St
Market Square
Washington and
New Jersey Streets
Wet
Shelby @t
Wear Fountain
Diatr St
Masa, Ar
Ite
L. A. Jackson
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