Anxious Call For Meters Input At Public Meeting
Chairman Negley urges citizens to attend a public meeting in the city clerk office to present views on natural gas meters. The council contracts and vice committee seeks input for or against meters, with a second session planned to consider an amendment to set a rate under 5 cents per hundred cubic feet. Councilmen Cooper Holliday favor meters if a reasonable rate is set. others may propose amendments. A special council meeting will honor the late Mrs Berry and mourn Councilman Berry’s mother.
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Council
Harry E. Negley
Negley
Julius A. Haag
Consum- Trust Company
Mr. Negley
Jes
Cooper
Com
Ferdinand Winter
Indianapolis Gas Company
Sourbter
McFar
Sessions Will Be Held in Detroit for National Conference
National Conference on charities will convene in Detroit from May 2 to June. Secretary Amos W Butler and Indiana board president Timothy Nicholson hold key roles. Central and teaMie associations offer half fare to credentialed attendees, with sessions on Needy Their Homes Destitute and Children Insanity Juvenile events Prison Reform and Nursing. Detectives Colbert and Hauser detained Delaney for petit larceny after a pocketbook theft near West and Washington streets. Delaney claims he was with Josephine Coyle on Kentucky avenue after an encounter last Saturday.
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Amos W. Butler
Indiana State Board of
National Conference of Charities
Detroit
Timothy Nicholson
Indiana Board
Joseph P. Byers
Columbus
Colbert and
Hauser
West
Washington Streets
Delaney
Te Avenue
Josephine Coyle
Kentucky Avenue
Indiana Dental College Commencement Honors Graduates
The twenty third annual commencement at Englishs Opera House honored sixty five graduates. Dr D M Fisher of Hanover College urged that true professional success lies in the good one does to patients rather than money or fame. Diplomas were presented by Dr J N Hurty and the audience heard musical selections before and after the address. The list of graduates includes A M Ashcraft Perry Baldwin Clarence Bell O L Bridge J C Bright W T Brimacombe J A Brokins C H Burrell E M Bush T M Byrne W G Carter Homer Clayton Alice B Connett J J Deaner C E Erven R R France E Freese William Gabel Elliott Garrison A E Gilchrist Addis on Gist T N Granberg Gilbert Harris H W Hathaway A W Held E W Henwood T L Hooker J J Hubbard A L Hull A H Johnson F C Jones E R Kibler W J Kinder W L Knowles Ray Lamoree M F Lemon Albert Low Roland Low Karl D Lucas J C McCoy J F McGrath A O Martin W E Martin George Mason E E Overmeyer E A Perkins W L Phillips T M Riddell J B Rogers C M Shawyer R C Shepherd H S Fields E V Shockney C J Snideman T L Stowell C C Urban E E Voyles Thomas Walsh C W West J A White James Will A I Wirt L H Wirt Harry York
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Indiana Dental College
D. M. Fisher
Hanover College
Hanover
Opera House
University of Indianapolis
George E. Hunt
Dolly Varden
Owen Davies Odell
Second Presbyterian Church
Odell
Tschaikowsky
Messrs
van Wie
Talbot
Nell
Laut
Juanita
John N. Hurty
Dr. Hurty
Ohio River
Madison
Fisher
Washington
Bis
Ckty
Agassiz
Germany
E. W. Neff
Montani
Board of Trustees
Messrs. van Wie
Talbot, Nell and
Charles F. Hansen
A. M. Ashcraft
Perry Baldwin
C. H. Beer
Clarence Bell
O. L. Bridge
J. C. Bright
W. T. Brimacombe
J. A. Brokins
E. W. Henwood
T. L. Hooker
J. J. Hubbard
A. L. Hull
A. H. Johnson
F. C. Jones
E. R. Kibler
W. J. Kinder
W. L. Knowles
Ray Lamoree
M. F. Lemon
Albert Low
Roland Low
Karl D. Lucas
J. C. McCoy
J. F. McGrath
A. O. Martin
W. E. Martin
George Mason
E. E. Overmeyer
E. A. Perkins
W. L. Phillips
T. M. Riddell
J. 1B. Rogers
C. M. Shawyer
R. C. Shepherd
H.S. Fields
E. V. Shockney
C. J. Snideman
T. ©. Stowell
C. C. Urban
E. E. Voyles
Streetcar Barn Fire Destroys Broad Ripple Traction Cars
A morning blaze around 3 30 destroyed the Broad Ripple Traction Company barn and five large streetcars along with a horse wagon and tools. Lightning likely caused the fire. heavy rain helped prevent spread. Insured total loss listed at 20000 with multiple insurers. The two companies share owners but operate as separate corporations.
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Broad Ripple Traction Company
Broad Ripple
Broad Hipple Traction Company
Gregory & Appel
Citizens’ of
Missouri
New York
Rochester German
Phenix of
Brooklyn
National of
Hartford
German Fire
SOO
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
New Associations Formed in Indianapolis Area Firms
Members of the Indianapolis Lathers Union No. 1 filed articles of incorporation to secure proper remuneration and improve labor relations. Incorporators are George Camp, Guy L. Clark, Edward Dailey, Harry Jones, and Joseph Mitchell. Lilly & Stalnaker Hardware Co. notified of $4,000 preferred stock issuance to add to capital stock. Coppes Zook & Mutschler Co. of Nappanee filed articles with capital stock of 1.00 to engage in manufacturing. directors include Frank Coppes, John D. Coppes, Albert Mutschler, Daniel Zook, and Charles Mutschler.
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Indianapolis Lathers’ Union
George Camp
Guy L. Clark
Edward Dailey
Harry Jones
Joseph Mitchell
Lilly & Stalnaker Hardware Company
Secretary of State
Coppes, Zook & Mutschler
Rev C C Rowlison Resigns as Third Christian Church Pastor
The Rev C C Rowlison resigns from his post at Third Christian Church. He states his term ends June 1 and that a month’s notice to trustees is customary. He has no immediate plans for the future.
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C. C. Rowlison
Third Christian Church
Dedication Parade Planned For Indiana Monument
Gov. Durbin chairs invitation committee for May 13 dedication of Indiana soldiers and sailors monument. Official program outlines 10 am ceremonies with Lincoln Wallace, Foster, Riley, and Wallace remarks, followed by parade, vesper service, and meetings at Tomlinson Hall and English's Opera House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield T. Durbin
Indiana Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Monument
A. McAll
Durbin
R. Lucas
Aan Lew Wallace
Gustavus V. Menzies
G. A. R. Department of Indiana
John W. Foster
James Whitcomb Riley
G. A
Entertainment of Soldiers G A R Encampment Meetings Set
State Encampment committees in the Statehouse prepared entertainment and lodging plans for old soldiers. Over 20 lodgings secured and halls ready for sleeping space. Towns like Madison Fort Wayne Terre Haute Evansville will send about 106 men each. Public invited to contact secretary D H Olive with room capacity. Dr B W Sullivan named assignments chairman with support from Sons of Veterans. Campfire nights and vaudeville planned at Pearson's Hall North Delaware Street. Many Indiana regiment members plan to attend. statehouse rooms allocated for attendees.
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D. H. Olive
B. W. Sullivan
Monument Place
Sullivan
Sons of Veterans
George H. Chapman
Robert Anderson
Pearson's Hall
Delaware Street
Indiana Civil War reunions listed with dates
Camp fires and fortifications noted as reunions for several units. Eleventh Indiana Cavalry May 12, Fourth Indiana Cavalry May 13, Tent Indiana Infantry May 13, Mexican War veterans May 14, Fifteenth Indiana Infantry May 4, Fourteenth Indiana Infantry May 14, Wilder's Brigade May 14, Sixth Indiana Infantry May 14, Sixty seventh Indiana Infantry May 14, Forty ninth Indiana Infantry May 14.
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Eleventh
Indiana Cavalry
Fourth
Indiana Infantry
Fifteenth
Fourteenth
Wilder
Sixth
Sixty-seventh
Forty-ninth
Old Soldier Seeks Help On City Streets
Edward West, Civil War veteran of Company A Tenth Ohio Volunteers, walked to City Hospital Saturday with tuberculosis and other ailments. Stranded in town, he aims to reach Marion Soldiers Home and appeals to local old soldiers or widows for work to fund travel. He has never drawn a pension but has a government claim. His illnesses are said to stem from wartime exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward West
Tenth
Ohio Volunteers
City
West
Marion
Boys' Club Annual Meeting Summary
The Boys' Club annual meeting was held yesterday afternoon with reports from President Edgar H. Evans Treasurer Anna Fraser Secretary Eliza Chambers and Superintendent Alice Graydon. Receipts for the year were 1.40 with expenses exceeding income. attendance totaled 25.00. Officers elected included President Edgar H. Evans First Vice President Mrs C J Foster Second Vice President Mrs Thoe Day Secretary Eliza Chambers Treasurer Anna Fraser and Superintendent Alice Graydon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar H. Evans
Anna Fraser
Eliza Chambers
Alice Graydon
C. J. Foster
Thoe, Day
Eliza Charaibers
Harrison Monument Elects 14 Directors for Year
The Benjamin Harrison Monument Association held its annual meeting at the Commercial Club. New directors named include John B. Elam John G. Williams Harry B New Robert S. Taylor Evans Woollen Elijah B. Martindale Mortimer J. Levering James E. Lilly Augustus L. Mason John P. Frenzel Charles W. Smith John W. Kern Harry J. Milligan Hugh Dougherty Chapin C. Foster. Subscriptions to the Harrison monument total $44,906.91 to date. Plans for the future were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Harrison Monument Association
Commercial Club
John B. Elam
John G. Williams
Harry 8. New
Robert S. Taylor
Evans Woollen
Elijah B. Martindale
Mortimer J. Levering
James E. Lilly
Augustus L. Mason
John P. Frenzel
Charles W. Smith
John W. Kern
Harry J. Milligan
Hugh Dougherty
Chapin C. Foster
Harrison Monument
Fire Started By Match In Lace Curtains At No 19 North Noble
Fire department responded to a blaze at No 19 North Noble street last night about 9 o clock in a house occupied by Dora McDonald, who had been fined $10 for keeping an immoral house. A suspicious man was seen near the side window before the fire began, lifting the window and thrusting a arm through with a match. The lace curtains were burned and the room loss is estimated at $30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Noble Street
Dora McDonald
Stubbs
Washington Street
Carl Jacobs Arrests for Smallpox Flag Violation
Carl Jacobs was arrested yesterday afternoon by Bicyclemen Griffin and Morgan for failure to display a smallpox flag. He lives at 1610 South Meridian Street and reportedly has had the disease at his home for several days but did not report the case to the Board of Health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Jacobs
Griffin and
Morgan
Jacobs
No. 1610
South Meridian Street
Hom
Board of Health
Special round trip rail fare to Indianapolis area
A special train departs Indianapolis Union Station at 7:30 a.m. for a round trip fare of 81.00 or less. Returning service leaves Aurora at 7:00 p.m., offering a same day travel option to the region.
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Indianapolis Union Station
Aurora
Indianapolis
Terre Haute
Rushville
Connersville
Hamilton
Union Station
Dayton
Lafayette
Lake Erie & Western Rrb
Michigan City
Ind
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Princeton
Sayres Indianas
H. Lieber Company
West Washington St
Crystal
J. C. Sipe
Oiknoxes
North Meridian St
Indianapolis, Ind
Friends of Meters
James E. Herry
Gempathy
Berry
Iuservices
Buchanan Street
New Prince
Wulschner’s
English
Lathers Union
Monument
James R. Carnahan
Eli Torrance
Grand Apes of the Republic
Tomlinson Hall
Henry C. Adams
Hammond
L. G. Riggin
Attica
J. C. B. Suman
Jeralso
E. F. Malloy
Laporte
A. Orth Behm
W. R. McMahan
Huntingburg
W. A. Wainwright
Reud Williams
Warsaw
J. R. Cravens
Versailles
Thos. J. Lucas
Lawrenceburg
John W. Ross
Danes We Grubbs
Martinsville
G. W. H. Kemper
Muncie
J. B. Homan
Danville
B. H. Perce
Anderson
George Brown
R. 8. Foster
William E. Semitescoe
Eli F. Ritter
Thomas Madden
Irvin Robbins
W. H. Armstrong
W. H. Hart
J. L. Bieler
Oran Perry
I. N. Walker
O. N. Frenzel
Samuel H. Fletcher
Smiley Chambers
Fred L. Purdy
Maj
Hervey Bates
H. Hanna
W. T. Malott
A. A. McKain
J. K. Mo
H. BP. Wasson
Fred L. Mayer
M. B. Wilson
J. A. Lemeke
Robert 8. Sinclair
Col
D. A. Coulter
Frankfort
Frane Griffith
Vevay
Robert W. Miers
Bloomington
John J. Appel
Oeman
J. E. McGettigan
Mortimer Levering
P. J. Freaney
Theodore Stein
John B. Cockrum
George F. Kirkhoff
Bement Lyman
William E. English
Chas. F. Piel
James
Roberts
Henry Kahn
George A. Gay
Harold B. Hibben
Burton EF. Parrott
W. E. Stevenson
J. C. Lawler
Salem
J. W. Headington
Portland
Ajdt
R. M. Smock
Charles A. Bookwatter
A. ©. Marsh
W. D. Comstock
Milton Garrigus
William A. Ketcham
Z. A. Smith
Charles R. Williams
Gil R. Stormont
Samuel E. Morss
Charles E. Wilson
John R. Wilson
J. L. Thompson
R. F. Stone
J. F. Kyle
Fred R. Charlton
Samuel H. Moore
R. W. Garstang
J. A. Cominger
O. 5. Runnels
L. DD. Waterman
Homer I. Jones
Henry Jameson
Transportation Committee
B. Sweet
J. S. Lazarus
Mmittee
Indiana
The
Association
Total Sam
Vandalia Line
Cincinnati
Peta
Pittsburg
German Fire Insurance of
South
Janes
Kruse & Deventer
East
David Harum
Tse
Techentin & Freiberg
Washington St
Langsenkamp Bros., Brass Works
Georgia St
W. W. Dark & Co. Insurance
East Market Street
Leo Lando
Pennsylvania
Jacob Metzger & CO
McAlloy
Maryland Street
Buffalo
Harmon & Eee
Merrell-Soule CO
Syracuse
N.Y
Deutsch Tailoring Co
Ilinois Street
Co I
Harden
Vonnegut Hardware Co
Central Printing CO
W. Pearl St
Merritt
GEO, Misrridt & Co
George Rudd Thompson
F. KE. C
F. M. KR
Newport
Eng
Indianapolis Gas Co
Paton
Ibrass
Atkins
Enery Wheels
W. B. Barry Law and Supply Co
Penn. ST
Usiness Universit
E. J. Heeb
S. Penn
Bousness Cole
Jaliasc
East Washington Street
ALL Good
National Biscuit Company
Pennsylvania Sts
J. H. Reed, the Jeweler
Marcy
Logan County
Ohio
R. M. Mueller
Delaware and
New York Streets
W. G Schneider
Seston Place
Wegman Pianos
Carlin & Lennox
Harmon & Hall
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