Personal and Society notes of fashionable summer travel
A crowded roundup of society members returning from or preparing for trips across the Midwest and Northeast. Names include Mr. George Beck, Mr. Silas Baldwin, Mrs. W. A. Shireman, Mrs. Charles Watts, Dr. L Cline, Mrs. E J Dougherty, Emily Winters, and many families visiting Minocqua, Mackinac, Atlantic City, Wequetonsing, and other locales. The column records guests, hosts, and plans for August and September retreats at cottages, lakes, and summer homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Beck
Silas Baldwin
W. A. Shireman
Lebanon
Charles Watts
Sewickley
J. Frazee
L. ©. Cline
Minocqua
Wis
E. J. Dougherty
Aveline
Canada
Emily Winters
Maxinkuckee
Alvin
Lockard
Mackinac
Eliza
Mary Chambers
Esterday
Vincennes
Charles J. Buchanan
Tipnecanoe Lake
B. Bingham
Wequetonsing
Mich
Julia Mothershead
Helen McKinney
Atlantic City
Mr. Wilson
Edith Wilson
Deadwood
Bussell
Clarksburg
W. Va
Philemon M. Watson
Albert Baker
Crawfordsville
Professor Campbell
Henry Severin, Jr
Elkhart Lake
Wisconsin
Severin
Jefferson H. Claypool
Webb York
Fred Olsen
James Davis
Weddings At Elwood and Nearby in Indiana
Special to the Indianapolis Journal Elwood July 31 Arthur Beebe and Miss Anna Criswell of Cicero wed at a relative’s home Rev Peers officiating Mr and Mrs William Evans wed at the East Main Street Christian Church Rev L C Howse now Mrs Jenkins later Mrs Rogers and Miss Stella Hunter married at the bride’s mother home Mr and Mrs Rogers depart for Atlantic City Shireman Harrison Milton and Saylor Springs notices list multiple nuptials and gatherings plus a DePauw University couple’s two week Lake Wawasee trip and other local summer activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Rice
Dorothy
Lafayette
Detroit
Putin Bay
Winfield T. Durbin
Fletcher Durbin
Charlevoix
Mich
Benjamin Walcott
Grand Haven
F. 5
Newcomer
George Haerle
Wequetensing
Lillian Atkins
Frank Atkins
Atkins
Higgins Lake
Misa Taggart
Ida Marie Rogers
Alice Allen
Mary Pinnell
Maxinkuckee
Harry Crossland
Helen
Lucy Tagegart
Ruth Wilson
Gertrude Wobher
Beaumont
Tex
Elwood
Indianapolis Journal
Arthur Beebe
Anna Criswell
Cicero
Mr. Peers
M. P
William Alfred Evans
Mary Elizabeth
Sidney Jenkins
L. C. Howse
East Main Street
Edward H. Rogers
Stella Hunter
F. M. Hunter
J. A. Beatty
M. E. Church
Rogers
Atlantic City
Shireman—Harrison
Lebanon
Ind
Eugene Shireman
Martinsville
Mayme Harrison
Demetrius Tillotson
Methodist Church
Nellie Caldwell
Milton
Indiannapolis
Bethany Park
Christian Endeavorers
Indiana
Mill Groves
Scottsburg
North Vernon
Dr. Young
Fort Wayne
Sullivan Society
Sullivan
Christian Churches of
B. L. Allen
Indianapolis
Jaine Canfield
Ay Barnes
Kate Bellamy
Evansville
J. B. Sidener
Sidener
A. L. Orcutt
Board of Ministerial Relief
Orcutt
Reed
Christ
State University of Columbia
Canton
Ash Grove
Missouri
John Baptist
Palestine
Christian Endeavor Workers
T. J. Legg
Logansport
David Francis
Christian Endeavor
Col. O. 8. Reed
W. H. Levering
Ashley S. Johnson
Kimberlin Heights
Tenn
Goshen
Floyd Deahl
Anthony Deahl
Rome City
Hillsdale, Mich
Deahl
Goshen High Hool
B. F. Deahl
Gertrude Buick
Lagrange
Edna L. Forrey
Wawaka
Byron Yoder
Topeka
Forst Ritter
Glenn Bradley
Coldwater
Lincoln League Work Concludes Pledge of Democracy Support
Fragment from a political page quotes a speaker affirming devotion to democracy and wholehearted support for the candidates. The passage reflects party enthusiasm and campaign rhetoric typical of the period. The exact context and names are not fully given in the readable excerpt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cause of Democracy
Tte
Law Interpreted: AG Opinion on Filling Nominations
Chairman Goodrich reports an attorney general opinion on vacancies in county and township nominations. The AG states Section 18 of the general election law assigns the authority to fill vacancies to the state, county, or township committee chairmen. He urges designating a township chairman in every township to handle emergencies before elections, especially in large cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodrich
Republican State Committee
Burns
Indiana
Callers at Republican Headquarters Report Strong Local Support
A parade of politicians visited the Republican committee headquarters with flattering local reports. R N Elliott of Connersville chaired Fayette county and W C Converse of Richmond, Wayne county secretary, claimed the Sixth district favors the party. Converse predicts a usual Republican majority in Wayne. Clay county chair H L Bynum and secretary Hicks said the party is solid there and expects Holliday to win more votes than two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Committee
R. N. Elliott
Connersville
Fayette County
W. C. Converse
Richmond
Wayne County
Converse
Senate
Elliott
H. L. Bynum
Clay County
Hicks
Atl
Repubs
Democracy
Holliday
Home Dressmaking Hints by May Manton
Loose reefers in white red or blue serge taft taffeta pongee and pique are worn by children. The model suits all materials including light-weight cloth and is shown in red serge with black braid gilt buttons. The coat features fronts and back with shoulder fitting details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Manton
4185 Girl's Reefer Coat Pattern Description
The text details a girls reefer coat pattern for ages 2 to 10 with curved under-arm seams, a scalloped cape collar, a turn-over collar, coat-style sleeves, and double breasted front with button closures. Yardage is listed for various widths, plus pettens sizes for 2, 4, 6, and 10 years. A PATTERN COUPON offer asks 10 cents and provides mailing instructions from Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Perpetual Youth and the Sage of Olives Wendell Holmes
A fragmentary meditation on age and youth attributed to Olives Wendell Holmes. The verse speaks of defying time, claiming life begins anew at various ages, urging continued work and faith as one approaches the sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olives Wendell Holmes
Acton Park Camp Assembly closes amid plans for 1903
The Acton Park gathering ended with strong attendance and praise for the program. Next season bets on $50 to $100 daily spend, July 22 start, and expanded facilities including golf and tennis. Holiness Association begins camp meetings today with free services and festive singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton Park
J. Washiel
Acton
Ladies’ Auxiliary
J. L. F. Steeg
Dunn
Williams
Simpson
G. W. Gadd
Tabernacle
D. A. Robertson
Dashiel
Holiness Association
Diamond Ring Suit and Divorces in Local Court
Lynn E. Kepler sues Brunette Wilhelm and her parents for replevin of a diamond engagement ring bought in Chicago for 140.50 and sent to Seymour, claimed as the couple’s ring. Cora E. Totten seeks divorce from Calvin P. Totten with alimony and child custody. Sarah Okey’s will instructs Union Trust Company to distribute her estate among heirs, detailing specific bequests to Israel Baker Mattie Osgood Burton Okey Burton E. Okey and Charles Wey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn E. Kepler
Brunette Wilhelm
Philip Wilhelm
Kepler
Chicago
Express
Seymour
Cora E. Totten
Calvin P. Totten
Sarah Okey
Union Trust Company
Israel Baker
Mattie Osgood
Charles W. Osgood
Burton Okey
Burton E. Okey
Charles Wey
Perkin's suit seeks 15000 damages from Beveridge Paper Box Co
Eli C. Perkins by his next friend George W. Anderson filed a lawsuit against Beveridge Paper Box Company for 15000 dollars. He alleges while employed near machinery his right hand was mangled when his thumb was ripped out and fingers badly damaged, resulting in loss of function.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli C. Perkins
George W. Anderson
Beveridge Paper Box Company
Commodore P. McCoy
Oscar F. Mann
Superior Court
The
Beveridge Paper Company
Cora E. Totten
Calvin P. Totten
Lynn E. Srave
Brunette Wilhelm
Peculiar case in Smock court over Sunday chicken feeding
Justice Smock hears Frederick Barber who sues American Produce Company for 7.9 dollars claiming weekly pay for feeding 300 to 500 chickens each Sunday and that a week runs Monday through Saturday. Commodore P McCoy sues city and Oscar F Mann for 1000 damages after a fall into a sidewalk excavation near Lavon flats at Pine Save and Elm streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Smock
Frederick Barber
American Produce Company
Commodore P. McCoy
Oscar F. Mann
Lavon Flats
Pine, Save and
Elm Streets
Ann
Supreme Court and Appellate Court Briefs and Actions
Summary of multiple cases across circuits including Arthur B. Irwin v Rushville Co-operative Telephone Company and Citizens gas and Oil Mining Co v Stephen A. D. Whipple. Notices list assignment of errors, interim bonds, and petitions for time extensions. Other items include Leonard v Lulu Wood and Equitable Trust Co of New York v Harry J. Milligan with petitions for rehearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Arthur B. Irwin
Rushville Co-operative Telephone Company
Rush C. Co
Interm
Bond
Appellate Court
The
Citizens’ Gas and Oil Mining Company
Stephen A. D. Whipple
Adams C. C
Tipton Light, Heat and Power Company
Izora J. Newcomer
Miami C. C
John M. Leonard
Lulu Wood
Owen C. C. Appellees
Equitable Trust Company of New York
Harry J. Milligan
Marion S. C
Baltimore & Ohio Raiflroad Company
Mary E. Ryan
Porter
Indiana Title Guaranty And Loan Co Real Estate Notice
An advertisement notes securing a real estate transaction with a guaranteed title. It claims reliable contract payment and absolute security with fees described as reasonable. Listed company: Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Company, 129 East Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fai
Aeva
Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Company
East Market Street
Premeditated Attack on Hoe & Co Press Plant Alleged
New York July 31 Mayor Low requested a report on the East Side funeral disturbance. Inspector Cross told Police Commissioner Partridge that bricks found at Hoe & Co. indicated the attack was premeditated. Ten police guarded the Hoe plant as Hebrews formed an East Side Vigilance Committee and held meetings to criticize police. Two Hoe & Co. workers faced assault charges with bail set at $500 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Low
East Side
Rabbi Joseph
Partridge
Cross
Hoe & Co
R. Hoe & Co
Cooper Union
Panie Employes
Shenandoah Riot Struck as Slain Man Identified
The Shenandoah unrest concluded with Seph Bedall fatally wounded, while four policemen and several strikers were hurt. Wounded workers sought treatment before being arrested, as authorities probe participants. Governor Stone ordered troops, but no further mobilization unless needed. Local deputies caused clashes at New Philadelphia amid the Silver Creek colliery dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seph Bedall
Bedall
R. Bedall
Bedall-Taggart Company
Miners’ Hospital
Pottsville
New Philadelphia
Gobin
John Debow
Merriam Colery
Sunbury
W. W. Cassel
George W. Good
Philadelphia & Reading Coal and Iron Company
Pottsville Hospital
Pasco
Merriam Collery
Ashland
State Hospital
Mitchell statements on Shenandoah strike riot in WilkesBarre
President Mitchell denounces lawbreaking at Shenandoah while urging peace and calm. He says he warned miners that violators are the worst enemy of strikers and ordered officers to prevent breaches of peace. Later reports say no one was killed and riot was exaggerated, with deputies blamed for not keeping cool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesbarre
Mitchell
Shenandoah
Shenadoah
Coal and Iron Police
Strike Leaders Call For Peace As Riot Cools In Shenandoah
Armstr ong Laundry warned strikers that law violations harm only themselves. The Shenandoah riot dampens strike morale as miners fear mine restarts in Schuylkill and Wyoming valleys. Mitchell reports quiet with no expected disturbances and operators prepare for swift resumption in some districts. WilkesBarre Citizens Alliance urges Mitchell to condemn boycott and violence, calling for clear stance on law and order to protect honest labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah
United Mine Workers
Schuylkill
Wyoming
Lackawanna
Mitchell
Schuykill
Wilkesbarre
Citizens’ Alliance of
RIOT reports downplayed by United Mine Workers
Secretary Wilson of the United Mine Workers said reports of the Shenandoah riot were exaggerated. He cited Shenandoah City Council notifying the Governor the cause was trivial and no troops were warranted. He noted no fatalities or serious injuries and vowed no violence in the strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
United Mine Workers
Shenandoah
Pennsylvania
8. M. Sexton
United Mine Workers’ Journal
List of Letters for General Delivery at the Office
A postal notice lists names of residents and patrons for general delivery, with instructions to present advertised list dates and pay one cent per letter obtained. It advises direct addressing by street and number, asks for written return requests, and notes transient and fictitious addressees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Versons
Soqaayre
Iike“lee
Coal Prices Rise Again As Market Expect Highs
Local dealers report anthracite coal will rise by 7.5 cents per ton and bituminous coal by 3 cents per ton. Anthracite, previously 37. a ton, will jump to about 37.50, with further increases anticipated soon. Some dealers forecast a $10 per ton ceiling as prices climb.
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Hermsdorf
Gervels de
Altes Bry
N. A. Moore Co
North Illinois ST
Telehone
Personal and
Beeson—Hart
Saylor Springs
All
Carlin Utterbach
Catherine Utterbach
Ruth
Benjamin
Esther P. Utterbach
Charles J. Hovey
Hovey
Mount Vernon
Theodore H. Raben
Raben
A. A. Schenk
Schenk
B. F. Hockman
Otto Brinkman
Katie Keller
Robert J. Stevens
Terre Haute
Lincoln League
Attorney General
Perpetual Youth
Bethany Assembly
Mayme Worth
Hattie Akin
Kate Gibson
Tea Linton
N. Bryan
W .C. Bryan
B. W. Gillespie
Oe Cottage
McLaughlin
Arthur Simpson
Lewis Lay
Elizabeth Ensley
Flatrock
W. H. Akin
Frankie Pickerell
C. J. Linton
Elmer Marshall
Ruth Marshall
Jessie Linton
W. C. Bryan
Bethany Notes
Butler Cottage
Mt. Betna
Ore
Iill
W. E. M. Hackleman
Lincoln
Neb
Samuel Harris
A. Clifford
Grace Clifford
T. L. Norvelle
Louis M. Wilcox
Myrtle Edna Jones
R. E. Compton
J. F. Findley
J. M. Canfield
W. H. Carpenter
Wabash
John C. Canady
Anderson
L. L. Carpenter
Mr. Harris
Christian Endeavor Speeral
Mr. Carpenter
Dewey
Brooklyn
N. Y
Oratory
Suift
Will of
the Court Record
Inspector Cross
Governo
R Stone
Harrisburg
Stone
Paul Smiths
Adirondack Mountains
Beddall
Schuylkill County
Stewart
Miller
Silver Creek
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company
Walters
Anstock
Buffalo
Harmon
Mr. Mitchell
Royal Frontenac
Ashcraft
Blanch
Kurta
Mies Ferm
Atchison
W E Kline
Marr
Angell
Jerome
Koeppe
Abure
Lawson
Vernie Aset
Mise
Lola
Lockwood
Loula
Booth
One Lawrence
Kins Seeta
Jooth
Wrencoe
Herlett
F. Lehan
Mary. Burt
Frank
Monfort
Krown
Birdie
Markey
Elipa- Saeenkee
Wu Durbridge
Lomiller
Ise
Hannah
Bareill
Mise Cora
Emma
Brooks
J. H. Martindill
Baker
Florence
Millis
Mise Berien
Meiven
Mise Beecher
Edna
MetQueen
Bettie
Cylon
Ida
Or Morrison
Anna
Bowen
Marie. McKitrick
Collink
Mendel
P. “Ata
M. Meyer
Lena
Corie
Wilberta
Main
Mary. Comer
Anna Marshall
Anna Choe
Danny
Nagle
Kate
Carr
Raeie. Osburn
Julia. Clemens
Alice
Ogle
Bell
Chapman
Sarah Payne
Mary B. Cloud
Nellie
Pate
Hattie L. Chance
Tom. Peters
James
Cook
Vera
Pomes
E. N. Clark
Mary
Piel
Bessie
Connell
Troste
Quinn
Nannie
Carter
Hattie
Mary J. Chewning
Rose
Flora
Dudley
Rhoads
Sue Carr
J. L. Ray
Mamie
Calhoun
Marcia. Ryan
M. E. Couplane
Hatt Riley
Dickey
Gladys
Hay
Maddie
Ethel. Helly
Maxdalena. Reid
C.F
George. Rieck
H.C. Day
Cora. Robbins
Birt. Dusenberg
Far Roberts
Nie Certane B. Edwards
Flor Retaner
Emmaence. Riley
Emuma. Edwards
Julia Richard
Nelly. Edwards
Mary. Reynolds
Elsie. Edwards
H Rbertacn
Mice Mae. Evans
W. H. Reeve
Dick. Forrester
Mar. Robinson
Mise Garet
Mattie Freeland
Sallie. Roberts
Ficaste
Fowler
Amy
Stern
O. Es — Id Smith
Foltz
Smooth
Mary, Gulley
Sete
Smith
Katte. Gray
Ada
Kate. Grim
Bene. Schneider
Mise Lisaia
Goseman
J. Smith
Evruma. Gall
Ruth Wie Shell
Lucy
Ger. Stewart
T. A. Glover
Mise Mary. Smith
Mise Esther
Godeyn
Kate Sutter
Nertha
Harsiiton
Ethe Thomas
Ida M. Harlan
Marie Took
N. E. Hoeser
Avdidte
Keapere Hassier
Kate. Virge
More. Haixel
A. H. White
Julie E. Hicks
Ernestin Worth
Fenpie
Henderson
May White
M. Elgle
Dicotate
Meta
Johnson
Hh Wheeler
Aker
Walter
Angel
Bland
Sandy
Barnes
Harry
Crawford
Wat Sharp
Craig
Clow Willie
Carol
Ollie Cheater
Myree Chillan
Homer
Drake
Dugan
N. Davenport
Sam
Davis
Arthur
Drexter
Rev
Detworth
Chris Diehm
Green
John Garvin
H. Gerner
A. M Cheenhalge
Whield
Harvey Grad
Will
Harris
Charles
Hota
Holleran
Mike Howard
George Heldwin
James Hall
Frank F. Hamilton
John Hensley
J. R. House
Ransom Halferstadt
Cha. Henferson
Char Henderson
C. C. Hart
John Riley Hays
John F Hiernatay
A.C. Haddleston
Rot Jackman
M. Haameson
Frank. Jones
Et James
EE. Johnson
J. W Johnston
Clark. Jenkins
Hugh C Kothie
Rolan Keller
Paul
Kiebey
John C. Krause
M Kirby
F. P. Kreiben
Alonzo
Thurman
Charles W. Thurman
Daniel
Tingier
van Homell
Viecelions
Birchums & Co
Charles. Wet
EB. P Wihsen
C Witecaenie
Wyatt
Nelson
Warner
Harry Waite
F. G. Watkins
Alfred Wood
Edward, Whipple
Clyde BD
Johnnie Woods
Reese Williams
Scott Willams
Westly Wien
William
American Medical
Abirew & Co. Indians Drill Co
Armetyene
Keisht & Co
Crease Tn Price
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