Acton Park Holiness Meeting Provokes Public Debate
Report from Acton Park describes Holiness Association services during Butler College Day. A preacher denounces tobacco use and women’s attire as half dressed, provoking crowd discussion among visitors and locals. Speakers from Ohio will assist, with children’s meeting held and a peaceful afternoon following Sunday bustle.
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Acton Park
Holiness Association
Association
Tabernacle
Luther Robinson
Fowler
Mattiew Vines
Ieeshare
Pent
B. F. Brooks
C English
Ohio
Ike Acton
Parkside Visitors Return as Indianapolis Trips End
A stream of local residents and guests wrap up visits to Indianapolis and surrounding areas. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Budd, Mr. George Budd, and Ernest Abbott with wife return to the city and travelers to Acton, Rushville, and nearby areas are noted. Jessie Johnston of Illinois stays with Miss Ethel Robinson while Mabel Wheeler visits Ruth Linton. Earl Cooper visits Jessie Linton at Rest awhile, and Harry Robinson heads to the city after a park visit. John Moffett and wife, formerly Mrs. C. J. Linton, return. Mrs. C. J. Linton goes back to Acton after visiting Indianapolis. Mrs. Elizabeth McKinney and Mrs. J. W. Shipp with son Thomas also return from the park, as Frank Reynolds and wife depart after visits with Mrs. Reynolds. Mrs. Rush Budd and daughter from Rushville remain at the park several days with Budd's parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Budd
Indianapolis
George Budd
Ernest Abbott
Jessie Johnston
Illinois
Ethel Robinson
Mabel Wheeler
Ruth Linton
Earl Cooper
Jessie Linton
Harry Robinson
City
Park
John Moffett
C. J. Linton
Acton
Elizabeth McKinney
J. W. Shipp
Thomas Shipp
Frank Reynolds
Mrs. Rush Budd
Rushville
Butler Day Observed at Bethany Park with Speeches and Decorations
An enthusiastic crowd arrived by early trains to Bethany Park for Butler Day. President Scot Butler spoke on Butler College and its relations with Chicago University while noting the 1901 02 enrollment of 46 and a $20 000 annual income. The faculty remains mostly unchanged with one new professor Henry L. Riets from Cornell. An assembly lecture by B F Dulley covered The Prophetic Spirit of Education. A reunion and watermelon feast followed in Butler cottage with decorations by Professors Pearcy and Forsythe, blue and white colors prominent.
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Indianapolis Journal
Bethany Park
Tabernacle
Butler Cottage
Scot Butler
Butler
Butler College
Chicago University
Henry L. Riets
Cornell University
B. F. Dulley
Greenfield
Pearcy
Anderson
Forsythe
Irvington
Butler Day
Regatta Week Opens at Cowes With Royal Interest
Regatta week at Cowes begins with high expectations for a record meeting as King watches the start from the Victoria and Albert. The German Emperor and Meteor III are among the anticipated competitors while Navahoe is scratched and Sybarilla sails solo. Emperor William may visit King Edward on the royal yacht, in a private royal meeting. The Meteor III sails from Kiel to Cowes for the King's cup as crowds await further royal appearances.
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Cowes
Royal Yacht Squadron
George Waetern
Miles B. Kennedy
Glasgow
King
Eugene Higein
Emperor William
King Edward
Victoria and Albert
Kiel
Record crowds flood Police Court as 128 cases dispatched
Yesterday proved the busiest day in Judge Stubbs’s courtroom with 128 cases heard across 9 am to 3 pm. Prisoners, witnesses, and defendants’ supporters crowded hallways, with attorneys negotiating upfront fees and offering personal items as security. Most cases involved loitering, drunks, and assault, including Coxey army veterans. sentences mainly inclined toward the works.
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Attorn
William Jennings Bryan
Coxey Army
Stubbs
Collins
David
Charles Stranger
Sanders
Madison
Atlas Works
David Stranger
James Cooksey
Patrick Davion
Patrick
Timmy Nurse
James Tracy
Tom Mahoney
William Constant
Haughville
Steve Brodie
Pell Street
Irself
Butler Day Adds Fireworks Display At Lake
An all new feature for Butler day and Bethany Assembly was a grand lake fireworks show after dark enjoyed by attendees. At 8 pm Prof. T C Howe presented a stereopticon lecture featuring views from Germany. Tomorrow marks the start of the c W B U convention with many missionary workers arriving. Dr Rose Lee Oxer of Mahoba India will give an address.
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Bethany Assembly
T. C. Howe
Germany
Rose Lee Oxer
Mahoba
India
Campers Return Home After Stay at Marion Tabernacle
A long list of families and individuals depart tents and camp sites in Marion today. Many reside in Arcadia Coatsville Logansport Franklin Tenters Row and nearby towns. Names include McGowan Parsons Ludlow Kennedy True man Bowen Davis Krouse Lyon Wolff Yockey Flynn Hall Sellers Jameson Kelly Broughton Loop Dyar Butler Indianapolis Streator and Hough among others.
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Stuart McGowan
O. L. Goldthwaite
Marion
Parsons
Charles Ludlow
Attie
Clara
Alexandria
Charles Kennedy
L. L. Trueman
B. F. Bowen
Logansport
W. T. Davis
Winona Davis
Etta Davis
Coatsville
Will Pangborn
Nelson
Nelson Sellers
Franklin
Emma Krouse
Rose Krouse
George Lyon
Fred Wolff
Wolff
Arcadia
Butler Cottage
W. H. Newland
Allice
Karl Allice
B. M. Jameson
Blanche Kelly
St. Louis
B. F. Dailey
Greenfield
S. P. Dixon
Mary Dixon
Worthington
W. 8. Johnson
Spencer
M. L. Streator
Cleveland
John Jones
Columbus
W. A. Hough
Ada Hough
Populists Rally Against Miers in Second District Fight
C M Walter, Populist state committee secretary, reports fierce mutterings in the Second district as Populists plan a determined bid against Miers the Democratic candidate for Congress. Dissatisfaction in other districts promises nominations and gains from Republicans and Silver Republicans, with broad hopes for a strong statewide Populist ticket.
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C. M. Walter
State Committee
Miers
Congress
Mr. Walter
Meirs
Democratic Party
John W. Spencer
Spencer
Holliday
Pulaski and
Starke
Bryan
Indianapolis
Indiana
Marion Farmer Praised For Superb Corn
The note describes a summer at Marion where a farmer owns a two hundred acre farm in Grant county. His corn is praised as finer than anyone else’s, highlighting his agricultural skill and the quality of his harvest.
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Marion
Grant County
Miss Stone At Winona Lake Draws Vast Crowd
Ellen M. Stone the returned missionary spoke to a large crowd at Winona Lake today. She told of her captivity among brigands in the first of two lectures, with a second lecture scheduled for tomorrow.
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Indianapolis Journal
Winona Lake
Ind
Ellen M. Stone
Miss Stone
Winona
R. P. Hobson
Fitzhugh Lee
Charles Anderson Dead at 66 in Indianapolis
Charles Anderson died at his home 628 East Thirteenth street on Sunday night at age sixty six. A son of George Anderson who came to Indianapolis nearly seventy years ago he was born on East Market street near New Jersey and lived there most of his life. He served three years in Company C Seventy-ninth Indiana Volunteers and earned officer commendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Anderson
East Thirteenth Street
Mr. Anderson
George Anderson
Indianapolis
Anderson
East Market Street
New Jersey
Seventy-ninth
Indiana Volunteers
Death of Beveridge Paper Co President Sutphin at Boulder
Isaac Van Ness Sutphin of Indianapolis, president of Beveridge Paper Co, died in Boulder Colorado Sunday night. He was 54, lived in Cincinnati, had business ties in Indianapolis, left behind three sons S B Sutphin D B Sutphin and Stuart Sutphin. Remains to be shipped to Cincinnati for burial.
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Isaac van Ness Sutphin
Beveridge Paper Company
Indianapolis
Boulder
Col
pessimistic GOP voter forecasts close first district race
Evansville editor and phrenologist Prof. M F Everbach warns the First district race may be tight as he notes alarming bumps on Democrat John W Spencer's head. He predicts Socialist and Populist unity in Evansville while Rep. George W Steele plans a rheumatic veterans hospital push in Grant County pending state land jurisdiction acts.
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Republican Committee
M. F. Everbach
Evansville
Post
Professor Everbach
John W. Spencer
Spencer
Congress
Flest
Mr. Spencer
Everbach
George W. Steele
Marion
Grant County
Steele
Hot Springs
N. C
Dalla.s Hospital
City News Notes and Local Short Items
United States Consul to Mexico Hon J F Darnell returned to Greencastle Ind on sixty days leave. Trinity Church hosts a lawn fete this evening with music. George F Henthrone of Whiting files for bankruptcy in US Court with debts 1787.48 assets 587.25. Queen Esther Auxiliary hosted at 1615 College Ave on Aug 8 hosted by Ida C Weaver with helpers. Adam Forepaugh Sells Brothers show features midget elephants ponies and dogs Aug 13. Mr and Mrs Barney Murray of Lafayette walked home to retrieve their niece Florence Conners now at Home of the Good Shepherd after leaving Lafayette due to illness.
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Trinity Congregational Church
Corner Pleasant
Spruce Streets
George F. Henthrone
Whiting
Lake County
United States
Queen Esther
College Avenue
Ida C. Weaver
Latty
Hawkins
B. Luft
Adam Forepaugh & Sells Brothers
Barney Murray
Lafayette
Florence Conners
Lottie Conners
West Twenty-second Street
The
Good Shepherd
State Banks' Condition Since Last Call
The auditor's summary of the July 16 call shows State banks expanded by 1.7 million since April 3, with four new banks added: Citizens Bank Newburg First State Bank Bourbon Park State Bank Rockville and Woodburn Banking Company Woodburn. Six banks report total capital 4.914 million and surplus and profits 1.351 million.
Cheatham sues over smallpox policy payment dispute
Thomas W. Cheatham sues the Phoenix Accident and Sick Benefit Association for $100 claiming $40 weekly benefits were due during his two and a half month confinement with smallpox, alleging nonpayment due to lack of prior vaccination. Indiana Trust Company appointed administrator of Raphael Competello estate amid investigations into a possible large but hidden fortune as Italian colony members expect. Otho and Lannie Marble sue Harvey Godfrey Lillie Godfrey and detectives Kinney Morgan for damages claiming home search and property disturbance damaged their reputation.
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Thomas W. Cheatham
Phoenix Accident and Sick Benefit Association
Indiana Trust Company
Raphael Competello
Competello
William Fier
East
Georgia Street
Fier
Rosa Colio
Otho
Lannie Marble
Harvey
Lillie Godfrey
Kinney and Morgan
Godfrey
East Tenth Street
Earthquake Shakes Missoula County Causes Quiet Damage
An August 4 tremor in Missoula county lasted about two seconds with quick vibrations. In Bonner a large dynamo at the electrical plant was displaced, while Clinton felt a severe shock causing the collapse of several old buildings.
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Helena
Mont
Missoula County
Bonner
Clinton
Clerk Under Arrest In Jewelry Store Robbery
Detectives Colbert and Hauser arrested Eugene Berry, a clerk at No. 213 Indiana avenue, charging him with robbing Charles Bassett's jewelry store Sunday night of diamonds and valuables worth 800. Berry, who slept in the store, gave conflicting statements after Bassett was absent from the city.
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Colbert and Hauser
Eugene Berry
Charles Bassett
Indiana Avenue
Berry
Bassett
Cook's Imperial Extra Dry Champagne Banquet Toast
Convivial banquets gain cheer using Cook's Imperial Extra Dry Champagne as the preferred celebratory beverage. The phrase positions the product as enhancing festive occasions and social gatherings.
Judge grants temporary injunction to block sidewalk excavation
Judge Carter yesterday granted a temporary injunction for the New Telephone Company to restrain August Elbrecht from excavating a cellar under the sidewalk on Virginia avenue at Fountain Square. The company alleges the work will interfere with its entire South Side system.
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Carter
New Telephone Company
August Elbrecht
Virginia Avenue
Fountain Square
Telephone Company
Court Records New Suits Filed In Various Courts
Thomas W. Cheatham sues Phoenix Accident and Sick Benefit Association on policy. Harry Siebert sues William Simpson et al in a mechanic’s lien case. Lucy May Young seeks divorce from Thomas Young. Otho Marble et al sue range hd et al for damages demand $5,000. New Telephone Company sues August Ellrene al for injunction. Hearing set for Aug 9. Krass and Prader, contractors, named as defendants. Superior and Circuit Courts noted with rooms.
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Thomas W. Cheatham
Phoenix Accident and Sick Benefit Association
Harry Siebert
William Simpson
Mechanic's Hen
Superior Court
Lucy May Young
Thomas Young
Circuit Court
Otho Marble Et
Randge Hd
New Telephone Company
August ElIrenee
Higher Courts Record Appellate and Supreme Court Minutes
In the appellate docket several cases list briefs and records including T. L. Ry. Co vs Mary E. Turner administrator and George Godfrey vs John W. White administrator with appellees and appellant briefs. Supreme Court minutes note Charles Hille vs John A. Neale trustee with appellant brief.
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T. L. Ry. Co
Mary E. Turner
Harrison C. C. Appellant
George Godfrey
John W. White
Allen C. C. Appellees
Grand Lodge A. O. U. W
Sue R. Hall
Perry
C. Appellees
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Co
Hal H. Branham
Vanderburg
William L. Miller
Floyd C. C
Asea
Bond
Supreme Court
Charles Hille
John A. Neale
Vanderburg C. C. Appellant
Legal Opinions on Sales Defects and Safety in 19th Century Deals
A compilation outlines rulings on sales defects in horses, automobile liability for injuries to children, and divorce decree set-asides, plus remarks on trial conduct and evidentiary use of flight and identity in crime. It discusses buyer beware of horse swelling, drivers’ duty to avoid pedestrians, and public policy in auto fatalities.
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N. Y
Judge Woodward
Peron
Pacific Rep
Utah
Baskin
Georgia
New Police Board Appointed for Omaha
Governor Savage appointed a new police board for Omaha under a Supreme Court ruling. The four appointees are William J. Broatch and Jos W Thomas Republicans and Carl C Wright and L W Sprattland Democrats. All are representative citizens.
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Omaha
Neb
Savage
Supreme Court
Apoo
William J. Broatch
Jos. W. Thomas
Carl C. Wright
L. W. Sprattland
Lane will of Vickers Maxim representative found in DC safe
The will of Thomas J. Lane, American representative of Vickers & Maxim, who died in Washington nearly two weeks ago, has been located in a Washington safe deposit box according to relatives. The discovery confirms the final wishes of the late Lane as stated to his family.
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New York
Thos. J. Lane
Vickers & Maxim
Washington
Lane’s Widow Inherits After Kentucky Kin Clause
The widow, daughter of Sena Blackburn of Kentucky, died recently. A codicil dated Oct 13 19 transfers all rights in 1900 shares of Vickers Company stock to his mother, brothers and sisters for love and affection. A sum of money, excluding the portion given to his wife, forms part of the estate. Lane was active in New Jersey politics for years.
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Sena‘ Blackburn
Kentucky
Vickers Company
Lane
New Jersey
Times to build new steel headquarters on uptown triangle
The New York Times will erect a large steel building on a triangular block bounded by Broadway West Forty second Street and Seventh Avenue. Occupancy is planned for early 194. The move from Newspaper Row will reshape the Times’ historic site near City Hall Park as underground transit expands.
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New York
New York Times
Broadway
West Forty-second Street
Seventh Avenue
the Times
City Hall Park
Uptown
Nassau Street
Nassau and Beekman Streets
Long Acre Square
Times
Pennsylvania Tunnel
Denver Post Poet Retires from Denver Paper
Denver poet James Barton Adams, writer of the postscript for the Denver Post over the past six years, retires from the paper and plans to spend the remainder of his life in southern California.
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Denver
Col
James Barton Adams
Denver Post
Ife
California
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Laporte
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City News Notes
Mexico
J. F. Darnell
Greencastle
Cheatham
France
Montana
Jap Rose
James S. Kirk & Company
Chicago
Kirk
Appellate Court
Pig Pacific Rep
Kansas
Pollock
Atlantic Rep
Maryland
New Police Board For
Thomas J. Lane
Newspaper Row
Paine’s
Paine
George W. Demarest
West Sixty-seventh Street
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