Indiana Knights of Pythias Appeal on Rathbone Sisters Fund
The Supreme Tribunal hears an appeal from the Grand Tribunal of Indiana over a 5000 appropriation to the Rathbone Sisters for a Pythian Orphan's Home. The Grand Lodge had authorized an assessment to raise the funds, contested by the Grand Tribunal and now before the high court. The decision is not expected until tomorrow.
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Indiana Knights of Pythias
Order
Supreme Tribunal
Claypool
Grand Tribunal of
Indiana
Indiana Grand Lodge
Rathbone Sisters
Grand Lodge
Grand Tribunal
Jesso Shively
Richmond
Supreme Tbunal
George Shirts
Nobiesse
Nottar In A Bad Way Police Think He Wanted To Murder His Wife
Stephen Not tar of 516 Holley Avenue is in City Hospital after attempting suicide with a razor early yesterday. He was arrested Wednesday on assault and carrying concealed weapons, released on bond, then went home and allegedly plotted to kill his wife and daughter-in-law. Police say he aimed to murder his family during the night, with a butcher knife and an ugly hatchet found on him. An insanity commission will act after his recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Nottar
Holley Avenue
City Hospital
Nottar
Nottars
John
Dynamite Blows Down Cyclorama Building in Indianapolis
One thousand onlookers watched as two pounds of dynamite blew into the Cyclorama building near Illinois and Market streets last night. The blast toppled half the wall and roof, scattered bricks, and sent spectators fleeing. George A. Everett of Indian apolis Wrecking Company directed the operation to clear the site for the new terminal building, with work continuing by day and night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois and
Market Streets
Market Street
Illinois Street
Capitol Avenue
Sentinel Printing Company
Terminal Station
George A. Everett
Indianapolis Wrecking Company
Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Company
Rome
Coliseum
Everett
Indiana Photographer Association Elects New Leaders
The Indiana photographers convention recorded a successful meeting with C R Reeves of Anderson slated as president for the coming year, and officers named include C W Hearn of Boston as first vice president and C J Van Deventer of Decatur as second vice president. An amendment to give manufacturers a voice in meeting-site selection was defeated, with St Louis chosen for the 1901 convention.
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Milwaukee
Indianapolis
C. R. Reeves
Anderson
Indiana
C. W. Hearn
Boston
C. J. van Deventer
Decatur
George Cc. Holloway
Terre Haute
Ind
Frank R. Barrows
Hearn
New England Association
Illinois Association
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Chicago
San Francisco
Putin Bay
Sacramento
Louisville
Niagara Falls
Ne Aerie
Winona
Winona Hosts World First Permanent Photo Salon
A Wisconsin-Led gathering reports $00 raised by subscription with $0 more needed to fund a global first. L. F. Deardorff’s talks on bu ses are moved to today after a crowded morning. Steadman of Mexico and Lucius W. Hitchcock of Buffalo spoke, with Bromide paper and portrait lighting demos by Hast and Inglis delighting attendees.
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National Association
Indiana
Winona
L. F. Deardorff
Steadman
City of
Mexico
Lucius W. Hitchcock
Buffalo
Hast
Eastman Company
James Inglis
Chicago
Donaldson Cleared in Police Court Riot Case
Judge Whallon dismissed the case against Gordon Donaldson, a colored special officer for the C H and D Railroad, accused of inciting a riot at Union Station. He was charged with drawing deadly weapons and profanity after being cornered by a white crowd who said he knocked down a woman with a baby, drew a revolver, and threatened harm.
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Whallon
City Police Court
Gordon Donaldson
C., H. & D. Railroad
Union Station
Donaldson
Jails Not for Children Warn Indiana Officials
A. W. Butler of the State Board of Charities reports that several Indiana counties confine minors in jails or lockups in violation of a new law. He cites May sheriff reports from 17 counties listing children in custody, urging proper placement in homes or children's facilities and enforcement of the prohibition against under fourteen being jailed.
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Butler
State Board of Charities
Indiana
Board of State Charities
Board of Guardians
Allen
Cass
Clark
Delaware
Floyd
Franklin
Greene
Huntington
Knox
Kosciusko
Lake
Madison
Miami
Monroe
Porter
Tippecanoe
Vigo
Two Indiana Firms Incorporate Under State Law
Indianapolis capitalists formed Parker City Oil Company with 500000 capital led by Philander H. Fitzgerald and H A Fenton plus Frank N. Fitzgerald. National Elevator Company to build grain elevators at McCowan Murdock and Hume Illinois with 50000 capital by Justice H Bowen Robert Hastings and Fred Coleman. Other incorporations include Muncie Lumber Company 16000 New Castle Press Company 30000 and Graceland Cemetery Association Valparaiso with listed trustees.
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Indianapolis
Parker City Oil Company
National Elevator Company
Indiana
Philander H. Fitzgerald
H. A. Fenton
Frank N. Fitzgerald
Frank Bower
J. P. Fitzgerald
P. H. Fitzgerald
Murdock
Hume
Ilil
Justice H. Bowen
Robert A. E. Hastings
Fred W. B. Coleman
Muncie Lumber Company
N. P. Selling
L. H. Klus
Albert Grouleff
J. G. la Mont
New Castle Press Company
Frost B. Hernly
Otto Williams
V. Byers
Graceland Cemetery Association
Valparaiso
J. W. Bieb
C. W. Ee
F. A. le Pell
W. C. Deotte
Must Keep Off Streets Rigid Wireroom Regulations Issued
Three young girls sentenced to the Reformatory by Judge Stubbs were taken to the institution. They were arrested Sunday for frequenting wine rooms in a den run by A. S. Griswold at 146 South Illinois street. Griswold’s case was continued by Judge Whallon until Tuesday afternoon for more evidence. Police officials vow to break up the wireroom evil with arrests in all such cases and a crackdown on keepers of notorious liquor rooms. Deputy Prosecutor Ira Holmes said prosecutions will be vigorous with no leniency for saloon operators.
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Stubbs
Trimpe
Lowe
A. 5
Griswold
South
Illinois Street
Whallon
Ira Holmes
Goss Visits Indianapolis From Germany
David K. Goss president of the American School for Boys in Strassburg Germany and former city schools superintendent is in Indianapolis for a two weeks visit. He will return to Germany September 9 taking with him five or so Indiana boys and ten from
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David K. Goss
American School For Boys
Strassburg
Germany
Indianapolis
Indiana
Acton Park Meeting Sparks Custodian Debate and Elections
Acton Park Association annual session near riot as C D Reeves and supporters push to remove custodian Joseph Sutherland, prompting defense from Rev D A Robertson and Mrs. voters. Dr J W Dashiel re elected president as officers and trustees are named while Gen Ballington Booth discusses philanthropy and the day closes with concerts by Seneff Ladies Military Band and remarks by Judge David Gooding.
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Acton Park Association
Joseph Sutherland
Old Acton
O. D. Reeves
D. A. Robertson
Reeves
Sutherland
Mr. Reeves
Acton
E.L. Wilson
Wilson
Mr. Robertson
Robertson
Dr. Dashiel
Dashiel
J. W. Dashiel
B. M. Morgan
L. G. Akin
Hattie M. Akin
E. L. Wilson
T. E. Goodrich
A. J. Simpson
Charles Robertson
H. A. Wheeler
J. L. F. Steeg
Gen. Ballington Booth
Salvatiors Army
The
Volunteers of America
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Kansas City
General Booth
Chariton
Sheridan
Seneff Ladies’ Military Band
David Gooding
Lozier
Witness Fee Dispute Over Attorney Teaching Role
A court ruling sustained the license board. Allen Porter claimed witness fees of 23.35 for testifying in the case. The petition filed yesterday says he attended as a witness for two days, but he was employed as an attorney, not a witness.
ELOPED TO COLUMBUS
William Koehler of Koehler Bros grocers secretly married Miss Clara Frederick of 303 East Tenth Street in Columbus Ohio. The couple kept the union hidden from near relatives and proceeded with a quiet ceremony. Frederick is connected to the Weather Bureau through a brother, Sergeant Frederick, who was surprised by the news.
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William Koehler
Koehler Bros
Clara Frederick
East Tenth Street
Columbus
J. Koehler
Woodruff Place
Frederick
Sergeant Frederick
Weather Bureau
Petitions for Franchise Filed by Indianapolis & Southwestern
The Indianapolis & Southwestern Traction Company filed a petition for a franchise with the Board of Commissioners to build a single or double track from the south city line along Bluff road to Marion county’s southern boundary. The board would require a $1,000 good faith deposit and $25 per year per longi tudinal mile of road, with construction to start in October and grading and roadbed completion by October 1, 194.
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Indianapolis & Southwestern Traction Company
Board of Commissioners
South Corporation
Bluff Road
Marion County
Traction Company
Pennsylvania Lines Madison Excursion Train Ad
A steamboat excursion up the Ohio river from Madison with a round trip fare of 25 cents. Pennsylvania Lines offer a Sunday trip on August 9 leaving Indianapolis at 7 30 a m and Madison at 6 p m with round trip tickets to Madison for 1 25.
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Indianapolis
Madison
Ohio River
Aurora
H. M. Bronson
Pennsylvania Vandalia Lines Excursions To National Encampment
Indiana official headquarters train departs Indianapolis at 12 15 p m August 10 for San Francisco arriving August 16 with through sleeping cars via Scenic Colorado and Salt Lake. Niagara Falls and Monon Route excursions offer round trips from Indianapolis with multiple connections and liberal stopovers, plus Vandalia Line and Big Four Route options to Cincinnati Terre Haute and beyond. Tickets available through ticket agents with dates July 31 to August 14 and return deadlines in October.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Vandalia
San Francisco
Scenic Colorado
Salt Lake
St. Louis
Chicago
W. W. Richardson
G. A.R
Cal
Colorado
Indiaanapolis
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Leadville
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Big Four
East
Washington Street
H. M. Bronson
Motion to Retax Costs in Shaffer Liquor Case
A motion was filed to retax a portion of the costs in the Charles H. Shaffer case before the Board of County Commissioners yesterday. The Shaffer matter involved a liquor license salt and a blanket remonstrance signed by about 700 citizens in the Fourth ward. The hearing before the committee occupied a substantial portion of the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Shaffer
Board of County Commissioners
Shaffer
Fourth Ward
See Ee
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Ae Place
E. Market St
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Brase
Founders and Sane
E. Georgia St
R. P. King
Lemcke
Coburn Coal Company
Chris Bernhoehr & Bros
Jewelers
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G. R. & 1. Railway
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Ohio St
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N. A. Moore Co
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Stalnaker
E. Washington Street
Estasyis Hep
Washington St
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R. M. Mueller
Delaware and
Union Painless Dentists
Corner
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Ben-Hur
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ROBT
J. Douglass
Mashusetts Ave
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