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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1902

Page

2

Dedication meeting outlines monument plans and duties

The executive committee met in the Governor's parlor at 2 o'clock to plan the monument dedication. Bowen Merrill Company will publish Mr. Riley's hymn set to Sousa music for the ceremony. Officials request badges for $1 with 5 cents shipping. Bands are approved, and Central Christian Boys' Brigade will march. Torchlight procession closes the event. fireworks are cut due to funds. Ex-Secretary John W. Foster will speak at the dedication event.

Governor's Durbin Wilson W. C. Bobbs Bowen-Merrill Company New York Riley Sousa Col Oran Perry Law Building Statehouse Carnahan Knightstown Central Christian Wallace Foster Indiana

Ice Prices Stay High Says City Center

Ice price levels are expected to remain as they are now, despite public concern over sharp increases. Retail butchers complain of prohibitive costs, while a Consumers' Ice Company executive notes Indianapolis enjoys relatively stable local pricing, though costs of manufacture and delivery have risen overall.

Cincinnati Chicago Indianapolis

Portage Land Company Incorporates in South Bend

The Portage Land Company of South Bend incorporated yesterday with capital stock of $10. Directors include Byron B. Miller Dora M. Hamilton Godfrey L. Poehlman J N Miller Horace Miller and William Miller. Also articles for Brethren Cemetery Association with unknown capital. Directors listed Henry Klunke Eli M Behool William P Noppinger. Whitehead Hoag Company and Cincinnati Brewing Company complied with foresight law for branches. Whitehead Hoag head in New Jersey capital $1000.08. Indiana branch in Stevenson block Indian a manager E A Hershry 80.00. Cincinnati Brewing in Hamilton Ohio shows $250,00.

Portage Land Company South Bend Byron B. Miller Dora M. Hamilton Godfrey L. Poehlman J. N. Miller Horace Miller William Miller Brethren Cemetery Association Henry Klunke Eli M Behool William P. Noppinger Whitehead & Hoag Company Cincinnati Brewing Company New Jersey Indiana Stevenson Block

Arnold Under Arrest for Desertion in Cleveland Case

Edward Arnold, who deserted his young wife here, was arrested yesterday in Cleveland on information from Superintendent Taffe. He will be returned to this city. Last Christmas he married a farmer's daughter near Franklin and brought her to town. After her illness, he sold her belongings and vanished.

Edward Arnold Cleveland Taffe Arnold Franklin

Minister to Chile here Henry L Wilson visiting his wife and children

United States minister to Chile Henry L. Wilson visits his family at Mrs. Waren's home in Indianapolis. He recalls crossing to Bennos Ayres and Lisbon, noting American goods and newspapers abroad. He praises Chile as orderly with a strong navy and education. Mansfield, Indiana born, serves as consul at Valparaiso.

Henry L. Wilson United States Chile Bennos Ayres Portugal Lisbon Paris New York Herald London New York Tribune Chicago Record- Herald and Tribune Indianapolis Journal Yerkes General Wallace Spain Santiago Italy Robert E. Mansfield Valparaiso

Grant Banquet Tonight with Four House Speakers

Col D M Ransdell and Representatives Cousins Blackburn Nevin and Sherman head to Indianapolis for a Grant banquet at the Columbia Club this evening. Sherman, from Utica and a leading New York figure, has declined top offices before and is seen as a rising force. Cousins, Iowa’s eloquent member, is noted for memorable House records. Nevin of Dayton leads Buckeye Republican ranks while Blackburn, a NC freshman, is early in his political promise. Geomoup of Chicago will attend as guest.

D. M. Ransdell Washington Indianapolis Cousins Blackburn Dayton Nevin Ohio Sherman New York Utica Columbia Club House of Representatives Congress McKinley Representative Cousins Iowa House John R. Wilson Pairbanks Beveridge Indiana Middle West

Successful Candidates Celebrate and Depart From Marion County

Successful candidates receive congratulations while friends and supporters mingle at Denison Hotel, as Marion County delegates and crowds depart after the Republican state convention. Nat A Hill wins state treasurer nomination, James P Goodrich plans Winchester meeting, Millikan returns to New Castle amid organizing for nominees.

Denison Pepper James R. Henry Gosport Marion County Owen County Nat A. Hill Stier Bloomington Tomas B. Millikan New Castle West Baden

Pessimistic Democrat Dr John H Taylor Predicts Democratic Decline

Dr John H Taylor a Crawfordsville physician and early Bryan supporter spoke at a health conference predicting the Democratic party will be dominated by the goldbugs led by S E Morass and go down this year He believes Jeffersonian principles may outlive the party and a reconstituted form could someday return under a new name.

John H. Taylor Crawfordsville Democratic Party Taylor Bryan S. E. Morass Piaces

Landis Overcoat Mistake At Denison Convention

Report notes Hon Charles B Landis of the Ninth district mourning a lost overcoat taken from Jacob Joel’s headquarters in Denison on convention day. A similar coat was left behind. Landis suspects a simple error. Also mentions David E Sherrick receiving hundreds of congratulatory letters and telegrams for auditor nomination.

Charlies B. Landis Jacob Joel Denison David E. Sherrick Sherrick

Goshen Welcomes Miller After State Convention Nomination

Residents of Goshen gathered at the depot with a band to welcome Charles W. Miller home from the Republican state convention where he was nominated for attorney general of Indiana. He spoke briefly, thanking Republicans for the honor and pledging gratitude for the warm reception.

Indianapolis Journal Goshen Ind Charles W. Miller Indiana Hascall Greenfield Hancock County Indianapolis William H. H. Rock W. A. Hough Edwin P. Thayer John H. Binford Fassett A. Cotton

Irish MPs to speak at Masonic Hall amid parade by Irish groups

United Irish Land League local branch finalizes plans for William K. Redmond and James Devlin to address a Masonic Hall gathering tomorrow. A downtown parade by Boys' Brigade Knights of Father Mathew Ancient Order of Hibernians and others precedes the event. Speakers include John F. Finerty and James Devlin with Maurice Donnelly introducing Mayor Bookwalter.

United Irish Land League Messrs William K. Redmond James Devlin Masonic Hall Boys’ Brigade Knights of Father Mathew Ancient Order of Hibernians Redmond Devlin Chicago John F. Finerty Maurice Donnelly Bookwalter John Hyland Ethel Baxter Erin M. P Ireland Martin P. O'Grady Hugh J. McGowan Albert Lieber Frank B. Burke Edward Hawkins Charles Maguire William Curry George Sadler William F. Fogarty Jeremiah Costello Joseph E. Beil J. O'Mahoney E. W. Little Maurice Quill Thomas Clarke James Brosnan P. M. Kelly M. J. Mannix S. P. Sheerin George Feeney John R. Welch James Broden J. E. McGettigan B. McCarty F. M. Ryan D. Brosnan J. D. Brosnan P. J. Ryan Dennis Egan Neil Lenihan J. L. Bieler Charles Roth John Kingsbury Joseph Collier Charles Harrington Wiliam F. Mooney R. W. Reed Fred Grossett P. J. Flannedy John R. Pierson Thomas Madden Michael Clune Joseph Schaf William C. Daly J. E. McNamara Michael Kelly F. H. Weber W. T. Moore William Griffin M. O'Connor John Carlin John Burns Otto Frenzel John W. Kern J. P. Mullally John P. Frenzel Neal McGroarty P. W. Kennedy J. B. Wallace Robert Madden Thomas Harrold John Finn James F. Quigley Thomas Wynne M. J. Ready B. Kelly Daniel O'Donnell P. H. McCormack John Cain Harry Fahey Columbus Ind William Cain Martinsville Thomas Long Lebanon M. J. O'Brien Richmond John Walsh Terre Haute John Coyle Hugh McCaffery Peter Kelly Peru Hall James H. Deery J. C. Keely P. J. Kelleher Patrick Carney James Deery John H. Mahoney A. M. Sweeney Samuel Quinn Daniel Foley State Life Insurance Company Newton Claypool Grand Hotel Maryland Street Meridian Street Washington Washington Street Biasonls

Joint Senatorial Fight Shapes Indiana Delegation Plays Out

In Morgan and Marion counties a joint senatorial convention logistics clash unfolds with Marion holding 146 votes versus Morgan's under fifteen. Chairman Elliott plans July headquarters in the Arcade as county leaders seek a mutually acceptable nomination while public battle lines over trusts and tariff reform emerge alongside state cabinet reshuffles following the Republican state convention.

Eliott Republican County Committee Morgan County Marion County Morgan Elliott Hancock Marion Linton Cox William Reagan J. A. Minturn Larz Whitcomb

Fire at Bosler handle factory sparks sawdust blaze

Sparks from a Belt engine set a sawdust pile alight between the handle and hub factories near Belt and C H and D Railroads at 11 last night. High wind carried embers over Bosler property. several buildings flared but firemen kept the blaze under control. Some lumber burned. loss not yet estimated.

F. J. Bosler Bosler

CIGARS AND VAUDEVILLE LAUDS BOARD OF TRADE MEETING

Members of the Board of Trade enjoyed a smoker in Indianapolis with Bowery Burlesquers and a three cornered stage. John Lazarus hosted the evening as acts by Taylor Trio Lizzie Freligh and Will Barrows followed speeches by Smiley N Chambers Mortimer Levering and Mayor Bookwalter. The event closed with Burtons juggling and a magician Karnatz.

Board of Trade John S&s. Lazarus Lazarus Bowery Taylor Willie Josie Barrows Lizzie Freligh Smiley N. Chambers Indianapolis Mortimer Levering Charles A. Bookwalter Burtons Harry G. Murburger Bill Flynn Fifteenth Ward Karnatz J. Russell Powell the Burtons

Insurance and brass foundry ads on Indiana streets

Insure with German Fire Insurance of Indiana. General offices at 29 South Delaware street. Fire, tornado and explosion coverage offered. W. W. Dark & Co insurance, loans, real estate located at 312 East Market street. Langeenkamp Bros Brass Works provides founders and finishers services including brass railing at 138 142 East Georgia street. Phones 121.

German Fire Insurance of Indiana South Delaware Street Langeenkamp Bros E. Georgia St

American Central Life Insurance faces Indiana bank reliance

The piece notes that most Indiana banks and trust companies hold stock or policies in the American Central Life Insurance Company of Indianapolis. It cites over 250 stockholders in the county, with few owning large shares, implying widespread financial ties and asking readers to verify standing through their banker or trust company.

American Central Life Insurance Company of Indianapolis Ind Trust Companies Indiana American Central Life Counny Kio

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