Oil Trust Men Fined by Judge in Indianapolis
In Indianapolis police court Inspector Spector Isadore Wulfson proved three pints missing from a four gallon gasoline sale to Mrs Florence Taylor. Driver Thomas Abpott and canning department manager Rudolph Beaumont were fined $10 and costs for short measure. defense claimed evaporation. Oil company to appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil Company
J. C. H. Denman
Wulfson
Thomas C. Whallon
Florence Taylor
E. Ninteenth St
Beaumont
Local Jottings In Our City by the Busy Men With Note Books
Brief items from Indianapolis city life include car conversations on the Broad Ripple line, upcoming conventions, and patrol notes. Local officials discuss street cleanliness, a women labor league meeting, a memorial service, and officer mentions. Fire crews repair a station floor while lab work and tuberculosis inquiries continue. Community anecdotes cover courthouse activity, licensing, street inspections, and civic events. Alvert Beveridge reports Roosevelt in good health at Oyster Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvert Beveridge
Our Town
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Reunion of Hartsville Roanoke and North Manchester graduates
More than 200 alumni from Hartsville university Roanoke academy and North Manchester college gathered for a reunion and banquet at the Indiana Central University campus. Speakers included Addison C. Harris Rev W J Finner Rev J Simons Rev L A Strangle and Judge Marshall Hacker. Dedication services for the new university building were held the next day with Bishop G M Mathews of Chicago delivering the principal address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartsville University
Roanoke Academy
North Manchester College
Indiana Central University
United Brethren Church
University Heights
Addison C. Harris
W. J. Finner
Dean
J. Simons
L. A. St
Furnished rooms offered by People's Outfitting Co
The Sun advertises ten words for 15 cents and lists furnished rooms at The Peoples Outfitting Co. The notice promotes three rooms for $125 and four rooms at $156, highlighting meals and location near Ohio Street. It touts best meals in the city and mentions The New Tomlinson Hall Annex at 130 Past Ohio Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoples Outfitting Co
Tomlinson Hall
Ohio Street
People's Outfitting Co
Court upholds liquor license ban near park in Marion county
In an opinion by Judge D. W. Comstock the appellate court sustains the Marion county circuit court ruling denying Henry J. Arsman a license to sell liquors within 500 feet of a park. The decision upholds the city ordinance and park board order.
Thread prices rise as six cents per spool hits shelves
The piece details a broad rise in everyday goods in Indianapolis and New York, led by thread at six cents a spool and ginghams priced above last year. It notes increased costs from labor to production, and warns shoppers to brace for higher kitchen aprons, sheets, muslin, and other fabrics as costs of living climbs nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Republic
New York
Hoosierdam
Madras
Mustin
Bestow Honor on Hackleman
The G. A. R. committee at the state fair chose Brig. Gen. Pleasant A. Hackleman of Rushville for a bronze medal honoring Indiana Civil War officers. He was the only full brigadier general from Indiana killed in the war, serving as colonel of the Sixteenth Indiana before his 1862 death at Corinth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Pleasant A. Hackleman
Rushville
Sixteenth
Indiana Infantry
Corinth
Poehler Receives Sale Receipt After Contempt Case
The receipt shows Louis W. Poehler a Pope Motor Car machinist had property deeded to German American Trust on April 20 and certificate of purchase assigned back to Poehler on May 2. A parade against the court action occurred on May 17 and Poehler appeared to have regained his position before the march.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis W. Poehler
Pope Motor Car Company
United States
Poehler
Five Die in Gelatine Plant Explosion at Sinnemahoning
Five men died in an explosion at the Sinnemahoning gelatine department of the Simnema honing Powder plant this morning. Victims named were Edward Cole and his son Harry, William Moore, J M Nelson, and Sam Nelson, all with families except Sam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simnemahoning Powder Company
Sinnemahoning
Edward Cole
Harry
Willam Moore
J. M. Nelson
Sam Nelson
Earl Denies Report on Munater Marriage
In London the Earl of Munater denied circulating Chicago reports that he will marry Mrs. Potter Palmer. He wire says no engagement exists and he does not contemplate marriage at this time, praising Mrs. Palmer as a charming and admirable lady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munater
Scripps- McRae Press Association
Chicago
Potter Palmer
Earl Today
Jolley Sent To Marion County Jail In Murder Case
Robert R. Jolley was taken from a police station cell and sent to Marion County Jail awaiting grand jury action after he allegedly murdered his 9 year old daughter Gladys. Police Surgeon Hodgin led an insanity inquiry and Jolley waived examination, with relatives seeking an insanity defense. Henry Seyfried will defend him as neighbors report the wife believes his guilt and hopes for escape from capital punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert R. Jolley
Marion County
Jolley
Gladys
E. E. Hodgin
Oren Hack
Grand
Henry Seyfried
City Hospital
Treatment for Rhodius at Sterne Sanitarium
A probate court meeting in Lebanon discussed sending George Rhodius to Dr. Albert E. Sterne’s sanitarium for treatment and possible annulment of his marriage to Elma Dare. Attorney selection, guardian authority, and costs were outlined while the wife may visit and no extra doctors will be added.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Rhodius
Albert E. Sterne
Tueday
James A. Berryhill
Guardian
Artman
Lebanon
Walker
Charles F. Remy
Berryhill
John W. Claypool
Rhodius
Elma Dare
Martin Hugg
Pearl St. Clair
United States Weather Forecast Update
Weather outlook for the United States shows fair conditions tonight with cooler temperatures. Sunrise is at 4 15 a.m. and sunset at 7 16 p.m. Local forecasts indicate a quiet night with light winds and dry skies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Board to decide Griggy Bluks sect issue this Wednesday
The Board of Public Safety will take up the question concerning the Griggy Bluks religious sect. The matter is referred to Corporation Counsel F. E. Matson. Mayor Bookwalter spoke of maintaining order at the church and promised police protection after visiting Monday night meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griggy Bluks
Board of Public Safety
F. E. Matson
Bookwalter
Moyer Haywood and Pettibone Send Messages to Union Men
The letters express gratitude and hope from Moyer Haywood and Pettibone while confined, praising union support amid charges they describe as trumped up. They thank organized labor for sympathy and financial aid, and pledge loyalty to the labor movement and its goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moyer
Haywood and Pettibone
Residence Fire Destroys Home on Broadway
A fire at the home of G. B. Watkins at 915 Broadway broke out Tuesday afternoon due to a defective flue. Loss is estimated at 200 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. Watkins
Broadway
Catholic Orders to Meet in July
The American Federation of Catholic societies will convene at the Claypool hotel for three days starting July 14 with a high mass at SS Peter and Paul cathedral. Archbishop Blenk will deliver the sermon, about 800 delegates are expected from the U S, Porto Rico, and Hawaii. Mayor Bookwalter will welcome delegates at Tomlinson hall. The local committee includes William M. Fogarty and several clergymen, with honorary members Rt Rev Chartrand and D O Donaghue. The Marion County Federation and women delegates will handle receptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomlinson Hall
Bookwalter
Monsignor
J. Schrembs
Grand Rapids
William M. Fogarty
Joseph F. Chartrand
Francis H. Gavish
F. D. Dowd
Joseph F. Weber
Michael F. Gill
John R. Welch
Henry Budenz
Patrick J. Griffin
F. S. Chart
Big Four Flyer Wreck Dawned Near Columbus
The Big Four Flyer derailed near Columbus after an open switch. Engineer W. T. Smith of Cleveland rode the wreck, escaping unharmed, while fireman Joseph Mehaffey and several passengers sustained injuries. Injured include Mehaffey, Mrs. Elizabeth Lowrie of Cleveland, J. G. Greegan of Cleveland, H. L. Read of Mansfield, and Mrs. Dr. Hyndman of New York City.
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Columbus
Joseph Mehaffey
Cleveland
W. T. Smith
Mehaffey
Elizabeth Lowrie
J. G. Greegan
H. L. Read
Mansfield
Dr. Hyndman
New York City
Invented a New Crossing by Walter L. Clement
Walter L. Clement of 624 E New York Street received a patent on a new rail crossing design. The solid steel block inserts to join rails on both tracks, aiming to reduce the jar felt by trains and provide a sturdier crossing. Patent issued June 11 with interest from several manufacturing firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter L. Clement
New York, St
Clement
Grant H. Clay, M. D., Dentist of Indianapolis Listed
Doctor Grant H. Clay, M D dentist, formerly fourteen years with New York Dental Company, now located at 108 North Delaware Street opposite Tomlinson Hall in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant H. Clay
New York Dental Company
N. Delawarest
Tomlinson Hall
Indianapolis
Park Vilew Sanatorium Treatment Notes
A medical notice describes the Park Vilew Sanatorium offering treatment for cancer and skin, uterine, and rectal diseases. Dr. L. T. Leach, associated with New York and California clinics, is noted in connection with the facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. T. Leach
New York
California-asta
Beveridge Expects Roosevelts Policies as Campaign Focus
New York June 13 Senator Albert J Beveridge Indiana outlines probable next campaign issues He cites President Roosevelts policies as shaping the platform He urges further railway legislation to curb overcapitalization supports honest pooling He says inheritance tax is likely but income tax unlikely and expects tariff revision under protectionist aims
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Beveridge
Indiana
Roosevelt
Alarmed Over Taft's Health
Washington reports Taft is not in good health and several friends urge retirement from the presidential race. They fear the campaign strain will overwhelm him after his collapse at St Paul as a warning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
St. Paul
Zimmerman hearing continued in Indianapolis case
The Chris Zimmerman case, linked to his wife's death at the Oakley roadhouse near Indianapolis, was moved to July 1 in police court. Police say little case can be made as the wife is dead and drunkenness cannot be charged since he was on his own premises. A rumor of his suicide was false and there were about 19 calls to police headquarters seeking information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tery
Zimmerman
Poa- Nee
First Regular Session of Wholesale Saddlery Association Opens
The first regular session of the Wholesale Saddlery Association of the United States convened Tuesday at the Claypool hotel in Indianapolis starting at 9:30. The program included an address of welcome by Mayor Charles A. Beckwalter, a response by W. A. Hardenbergh, a memorial service for former president I. S. Gordon, and addresses by O. F. P. Letchworth. An executive session followed with a reception planned for 8:00 PM on the seventh floor assembly room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sale Saddlery Association of the
United States
Claypool
Charles A. Beckwalter
Indianapolis
W. A. Hardenbergh
I.S. Gordon
O. F P. Letchworth
Associated Manufacturers of Saddlery Accessories
Boy Stole Horse Faces Juvenile Court
Little John Grimsley ten appeared before Judge Stubbs in juvenile court to answer charges of stealing a horse and buggy after earlier stealing cattle and attempting to sell them. Witnesses Gabe G Grimsley and his mother said the boy wished to return to Kentucky. The judge ordered detention at the home until transport to Kentucky is arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Grimsley
Judge Stubbs
Juvenile Court
Gabe G. Grimsley
John
Kentucky
White, Indiana Benefactor, Dies on Train
Francis T. White, noted trustee of a savings bank and prominent clubman, collapsed and died of apoplexy on a train at Pittsburg. He was well known in Indiana for lavish gifts to Earlham College and is said to have been born in Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McHae Press Association
New York
Francis T. White
the Savings Bank
Pittsburg
Indiana
Earlham College
People's Coal and Cement ad sell pianos at sixteen
An advertisement for People's Coal and Cement Co successors to Logsdon Bros' Fuel Co lists two phone numbers and offers new pianos starting at sixteen dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Coal and Cement CO
Logsdon Bros.’ Fuel Company
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OIL Trust
Gaso
Spector Isadore Wulfson
Jeadoré Wulfson
Standard Oil Com
U. S
Spector Wulfson
Denman
I. W. Olson
Canning Department
Ansil Moffatt
Broad Ripple
Tom Griffin
Harry New
Kansas City
Joseph Hogue
A. D. Streight
Saks
Henry Friedman
The
Central Labor Union
Machinists’ Hall
N. Delaware St
Womans’ Labor League
Helen M. Gougar
Runa
William Holtz
Elks
Philadelphia
Pp. J. Newman
Franklin
F. W. Clarke
Edgar Kiser
No. 2 Hook and Ladder Company
Lorette
Rhodia
Commissioners’ Court
William Berner
Board of Works
Blaine Miller
Harding St
Morris St
Lee
Old College
Bilas Motive Herve
W. Wack
Luxury
Hackleman
Gelatine Department OF Powder Works EX
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Williamsport
Earl
Palmer
Scrippa
McRae Presse Association
London
Earl of
DR. Sterne
Lerryhill
Martin Huys
George A. Pettibone
Fident
Charles E. Moyer
William D. Haywood
Perate
Charlie
George
American Federation of Catholic Societies
Vene
High Mass
SS. Peter and Paul Cathedral
Meridian St
James H. Blenk
New Orleans
Will Delver
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Park Vilew Sanatorium
Senator
Albert
Scrippa-McRae Press Association
Washington
Chris Zimmerman
the Oakley
Roadhouse
Dianapolis
Saddlery Association
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