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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1902

Page

2

Chicago bankers buy Pueblo gas plant for 600000

Farson Leach Co and Devitt Tremble Co Chicago banking houses have bought the Pueblo Colorado gas plant for 600000 and own Evansville Indiana plant already. They plan further acquisitions and a nationwide consolidation of minor gas light plants to form a large merged company benefiting from reduced costs and rising demand. John Farson says investments in gas properties are profitable as gas use expands nationwide.

Farson, Leach & Co Devitt, Tremble & Co Chicago Pueblo, Co United States Farson-Leach Evansville Pueblo Indiana John Farson

South Side seeks boulevard and city improvements proposal

A heated O Morton Club meeting on Shelby street, Indianapolis, debated a proposed South Side boulevard from Shelby to Napoleon streets then west to Garfield Park. Gen John Coburn urged urgent bridges and sidewalks, noting Southeast neglect and calling for unified city action to secure streets, grading, and crossings for residents and schools.

South Side O. Morton Shelby Street Fall Creek Gan of Works City Council Iown Street Iowa Street Pleasant Run Napoleon Street Leeder Street First Street Napoleon Garfield Park J. A. Twiname Captain Twiname Irvington John Coburn Indianapolis Minnesota Street Raymond Street Orleans Street Ringgold New Streets Palmer and Barth Avenue Pogue's Run White Tiver Shelby East Streets Iowa Raymond

South Side boulevard row sparks council clash over timing

Dissenting voices urge immediate action on a Fall Creek boulevard and South Side driveway plan. Leedy argues for parallel consideration to prevent delays, while Meyer pushes delaying Fall Creek action until both plans are presented together. Coburn cautions limited city funds demand prioritizing streets before boulevards. Committees formed to study routes, funding, and ordinance details and press Mayor Bookwalter for cooperation.

W- Fi Leedy Fall Creek Board of Works August Meyer Fourteenth Ward Coburn John F. White Bookwalter James E. Twiname Simon Steinbauer Charles B. Stiltz George Hitz Levi Pierson William Batley

Man shot on Indiana Avenue as Stewart defense claim erupts

Earl Wilson, distant resident on West Washington street, was shot in the right side by a 3.5 caliber cartridge from John Stewart 105 Indiana avenue. Stewart and wife say Wilson and others assaulted them. Wilson calls himself innocent. Police arrest Stewart after chase through Fall Creek bottoms. two women and an unknown man named Tenle Hull and a woman called Irish Annie were described as aggressors. Wilson’s injury not serious. doctor says he will recover in days.

Earl Wilson SM West Washington Street John Stewart Indiana Avenue Stewart Wilson City Hospital Jobes Trimpe and Kitzmiller Captain Kruger Scheigert Boylan Mrs. Stewart Fall Creek Kruger Tenle Hull Annie

An Old Man Declares Divine Identity in Insanity Case

An unnamed elderly man, arrested by Bi cycle Policemen Hull and Griffin for insanity, claimed to be David son of God and asserted a 75 million year life. A telescope valise held a New Testament with W O Connor’s name. He showed moments of brightness before confinement at the Central Insane Hospital.

Hull Griffin Turnkey Mathey David Son of God W. O'Connor God

Veterans group elects new officers and trustees

The organization elected Commander Captain B L Anderson senior vice commander Frank T Baker junior vice commander Jesse Everroad adjutant BE R Shortridge quartermaster W Pugh officer of the day Joseph Carson officer of the guard Captain D I McCormick chaplain Samuel Feldman trustees Earl Fisher Frank T Glazier and F B Clark librarian Claude Faulkner.

B. L. Anderson Frank T. Baker Jesse Everroad BE. R. Shortridge W. Pugh Joseph Carson D. I. McCormick Samuel Feldman Earl Fisher Frank T. Glazier F. 8. Clark Claude Faulkner

Flirting With Death at Forepaugh Sells Circus Loop

A Forepaugh Sells circus official touts the looping of the loop bicycle act as the greatest sensation, costing 1000 dollars per week and lasting six seconds per show. Diavolo, weighing 16 pounds, rides a 6 pound bike through a 110 foot runway at 4 degrees, with a 23% foot loop, risking instant death if swerved. Four prior acrobats failed at first trial and became cripples.

H. A. Daniels Diavolo

Peddler Struck by Train on Southeastern Avenue

Edward Dufresne a peddler of 1612 Shelby street was struck by an Indianapolis and Vincennes passenger train at Southeastern avenue and Leota street yesterday morning. His right hand was severed his head and face were cut and he was dragged under the wheel after his clothing caught on a packing box. His horse was thrown and he was taken to St Vincent's Hospital where he was reported resting easy and expected to recover.

Edward Dufresne Shelby Street Indianapolis Dufresne St. Vincent's Hospital

Exhibit Becomes Permanent As Two More Floors Leased

The Local Furniture Exhibit in Indianapolis will remain a fixture after managers signed a new lease for the sixth floor of the Century building and added the fifth and seventh floors. J. F. Lindley reports July success and ample demand from manufacturers and buyers across the state and country.

Indianapolis J. F. Lindley Century Lindley

Beriah N. Pierce Dead One of Nation's Poultry Judges

Beriah N. Pierce editor of the Fanciers' Gazette died after a yearlong illness. Funeral at 2 p.m. Monday from 4739 East Washington St. Pierce born 1835 in Linden New York. He practiced law before turning to poultry judging and breeding becoming a leading figure in the field. He leaves four sons Edward Bert William Clayton.

Beriah N. Pierce Fanciers’ Gazette East Washington Street United States Linden Genesee County New York Alonzo and Emeline D. Pierce Union High School Warsaw N. Y Harris E. E. Farnam Iowa St. Louis Sesun Cornng Pierce Fanciers' Gazette

Practical joke at Atlas engine works injures boy

Thomas Cummins and Clement Behmeyer in the boiler room aimed an air powered nozzle at Grover N Bowman during unloading of sheet steel. Fifty pounds of pressure caused a fall and near fatal illness as doctors diagnosed infected lower intestines. The assailants were discharged once officials learned of the incident.

Atlas Engine Works Grover N. Bowman Thomas Cummins Clement Behmeyer Cummins and Behmeyer

Late War Veterans Plan Third Spanish War Reunion

The executive committees of John & Poland Camp No 2 and Frank S Clark Camp No 8 of the Spanish American War Veterans planned their first meeting at the Commercial Club last night but postponed to next Wednesday due to missing John & Poland representation. The group aims to organize and lay groundwork to host the third annual Veterans Association reunion in this city from September 2 to 8 and to entertain President Roosevelt as honored guest, appointing fourteen committees. Also noted were new officers at Frank S Clark Camp.

John &. Poland Camp Franks. Clark Camp Commercial Club John & Poland Camp John S. Poland Camp Russell B. Harrison John J. Kyle H. B. Smith Reginald Garstang Roosevelt Frank 8. Clark Camp

Sale of a Business Block in North Indianapolis

Jasper N. Gunder sold through Ralston & Camden to William and William N. Pickens a two story brick business block and a double house at the northwest corner of Thirtieth and Clifton streets, North Indianapolis, for 11.5 cash.

Jasper N. Gunder Ralston & Camden William and William N. Pickens Thirtieth and Clifton Streets Indianapolis

Pennsylvania-Vandalia Lines Offer Seasonal Fares

From Indianapolis via Chicago or St. Louis gateways, low fares to San Francisco and Los Angeles with tickets sold July 23 and Aug 1 to 10 inclusive good both ways via different routes. Stopovers allowed with return limit Sept 30. For details contact agents at 43 West Washington Street or Union Station or Wm. Richardson D P A Indianapolis.

Indianapolis Chicago St. Louis West Washington Street Union Station Richardson Ogden San Francisc San Francisco Big Four East Washington St H. M. Bronson

Lake Erie & Western Excursion to Niagara Falls, Aug 7

Personal conductors lead an 87.00 Niagara Falls excursion leaving Indianapolis at 5:00 p m. Special trains include sleepers, chair cars and coaches. Return within 12 days. Tickets may include boat return Buffalo to Cleveland with no extra charge. Stopovers at Lake Chautauqua and Put in Bay. For berths and details contact A H Sellars C P A 28 South Illinois St.

Indianapolis Buffalo Cleveland Lake Chautauqua A. H. Sellars South Illinois Street

Excursion Rates and Special Trains From Indianapolis

Special trains depart Indianapolis Union Station for Decatur Cincinnati Terre Haute Greencastle Acton Park on Aug 2 3 and 4 with round trip rates of 1.25 to Cincinnati and Terre Haute. Tickets available via agents. Return times listed and corresponding rates to intermediate points.

Decatur Indianapolis Indianapolis Union Station Cincinnati Terre Haute Greencastle Acton Park

C and O Railways Offer Atlantic City Round Trip

Via Chesapeake and Ohio Railway 14 dollar round trip from Cincinnati with two fast electric trains to Atlantic City. Limited train leaves 12 01 noon arrives 10 00 am. Atlantic Express leaves 9 10 pm arrives 8 35 pm. Through National Capital route, chosen by lines serving Atlantic City. Officials named include Ellet Parsons Potts Barney and others.

Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Cincinnati F. F. W., Limited Atlantic City Atlantic Express National Capital A. L. Ellet, T. P. A., Cincinnati, C.; G. W. Barney Lexington, Ky R. B. Parsons Louisville John D. Potts

Train Fare to Atlantic City and Coast Points Boosts Popular Travel

Through coaches and manners. Tickets good twelve days with stopovers at Washington on return within limit. Five railroads cooperate for thursday travel via C., H. & D., B. & C. 5. W., B. & O. From August 7th, $15.00 round trip, to Atlantic City Cape May Ocean City and other coast points. Forees see agents or ad.

Atlantic City Cape May Ocean City Washington R. P. Algeo

Train schedule note for Chautauqua Lake trip via C and Erie

Train departs Indianapolis at 10 40 a m for Chautauqua Lake via Chicago and Erie and D line. Tickets valid twelve days. address for details is R P Algoe of Indianapolis.

Indianapolis R. P. Algeo

Yellowstone Wonderland 1902 Travel Feature Exalts Park

A promotional sketch extols Yellowstone Park as an ideal US summer resort with Lake, Geysers, Mammoth Terraces and wildlife. It touts mountain scenery, clean air, hotels, and easy access via Northern Pacific to Mammoth Hot Springs, urging readers to request information and send six cents for the enchantment guide Wonderland 1902.

Yellowstone Park United States Yellowstone Lake Hot Springs Grand Canyon Mammoth Hot Springs Northern Pacific Livingston CHAS St. Paul

To Push Philadelphia Claim On Pegg Land

Interest in the 290 acre Philadelphia land claim by Pegg descendants prompts a late month meeting to raise funds for sending lawyers to Philadelphia to file suit. The long disputed lease expired five years ago and the land, valued in the millions, has drawn attention for years with claimants from this city and Indiana towns.

Philadelphia Daniel Pegg Pegg T Indiana

A Certain Style and Snap About Them

A brief item notes a distinctive style and quickness about the team or individuals, highlighting a sharper edge in play and decision making. The snippet suggests a developing identity rooted in pace, coordination, and confident approach during competitions.

Portage Home Telephone Company Incorporation

New incorporations list Portage Home Telephone Company capital $10000. It will operate telephone lines in Porter Lake and Laporte counties. Also Indiana Tropical Company capital $20000 with headquarters in this city to engage in Ticulture in Central and South America. Divervors include Jacob H. Deck.

Portage Home Telephone Company Porter, Lake Laporte Indiana Tropical Company Central South America Jacob H. Deck

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