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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1903

Page

2

Huber urges Westward start for young carpenters

William D. Huber president of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners returned from a seven weeks West tour visiting local unions in San Francisco Washington and Oregon. He settled a dispute with the Building Trades Council at San Francisco and planned talks with Amalgamated Society of Carpenters to unite unions. He noted Western impressions and advised if he were young to begin there. He will leave for Cleveland to serve on a committee and continues efforts for federation under AFL resolutions.

William D. Huber United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners Huber San Francisco Union of Carpenters Building Trades Council Washington Oregon Carpenters’ Union Cleveland The Carpenters’ Eee Amalgamated Society of Carpen New Orleans Red Society of Carpenters Antron England Manchester

Prophet to Speak in Indianapolis on August Circle

Lafayette man signing as The Prophet letters Mayor Bookwalter promising to lecture in Indianapolis on August 16 on Christ and the phrase Come unto me all ye ends of the earth The letter claims the talk will expose the nationality of the black man and many other topics yet unnamed It notes only the speaker knows where and when the event will occur and promises to benefit the city with his knowledge

Indianapolis John Calercott Lafayette Bookwalter Cirle Christ New York America New York City Union of Garment Workers Broad Ripple Park

German Day Celebration at Germania Park Next Sunday

The Federation of German Societies will host the annual German day event next Sunday at Germania Park. Participating groups include the German Club Singing Society and Socialer Turnverein with J L Bieler in command of the parade. Prof Roth will deliver an address on German in the city schools.

Federation of German Societies German Club Singing Society Socialer Turnverein Fairbanks and Bever- Sage Carl Barns Linger Cincinnati Lee J. L. Bieler Germania Park Prof. Roth

Wayne Pressed Brick Company Incorporates in Fort Wayne

The Wayne Pressed Brick Company of Fort Wayne files articles of incorporation with zero capital stock. Directors named include M. Foster, George W. P. Evans, and Alexander John.

Wayne Pressed Brick Company Fort Wayne Haries Me- M. Foster Alexander John

Fleming Defends Strawboard Mills Over White River Poisoning

Fort Wayne Senator S. B. Fleming denounces blame on strawboard mills for White River fish deaths. He asserts mills emit no poison and cites explosive bottle incidents as a prior cause. He also refutes Indianapolis Water Co. chief F A W Davis and asserts Governor Durbin has no stock in mills. The piece covers convention routine and a garment workers event with a river trip and banquet.

White River S. B. Fleming Fort Wayne Claypool Indiana Fleming F. A. W. Davis Indianapolis Water Company Senator Fleming Eaton Mill Anderson Davis Strawboard Strawboard Trust Durbin

Labor Union Forms Western Auxiliary for Women Garment Circle

Miss Lillian Fredericks elected president as the Women’s Garment Circle within the United Garment Workers of America forms the Western Auxiliary at the Claypool Hotel. About forty members join, with Miss Lindstrom and Miss Fredericks guiding formation. A second meeting is set for 10 AM.

United Garment Workers of America Claypool Women's Garment Circle Garment Workers’ Organization Western Auxiliary Lindstrom Chicago Fredericks Lillian Fredericks G. B. Callahan Indianapolis American Federation of Labor South Bend Middle West

Valuable land involved evidence taken for United States court

Witnesses testified in two Court of Claims cases here yesterday. Fayette Hungerford estate seeks 340000 from the United States over old navy yard land in Memphis with J W Fenton as claimant representative and Joseph H Choate as witness. The other suit, E D Moffet former Hartford City postmaster, seeks back salary for 1899 quarter. Judge Chaney and F W Collins will continue hearings in Hartford City today.

United States Court of Claims F. W. Collins Department of Justice Washington John C. Chaney Sullivan Fayette Hungerford Buffalo N. Y United States Navy Yard Memphis Tenn J. W. Fenton Joseph H. Choate Oklahoma Court of Claims E. D. Moffet Hartford City Jo Chaney Moffett Collins Judge Chaney

Suffering Little Children Funeral for Teddy Kendall in Hall Place

The three year old Teddy Kendall died and his funeral was held at the family home 1626 Hall Place with Rev. George Smith and Rev. H. L. Davis leading the service. Teddy will be buried in Rockville with floral tributes from many sympathetic neighbors as Mrs Kendall recovers from her own illness. The Kendalls expressed deep gratitude for the community’s help and sympathy.

Teddy Kendall Rockville Mr. Smith Mr. Davis

Mayor's letter orders break up liquor sales to minors

A city mayor sternly instructs Police Superintendent Taffe to rigidly enforce laws preventing liquor sales to minors and the presence of youths in saloons. He demands immediate arrests and license revocation for violators, with patrolmen held personally responsible for enforcing the policy. The missive follows the mayor's return from Denver after a family death.

Taffe Board of Public Safety

Reception for Fanning by Indianapolis Elks

Indianapolis Lodge No. 13 Elks plan an informal reception Friday at East Maryland street clubrooms for Joseph Fanning newly elected grand exalted ruler. He will be met at Union Station by a lodge committee. Event starts 8 PM with speeches by Senator Fairbanks and Mayor Bookwalter, a musical programme, and presentation of a gold and silver life membership card by Joseph E. Bell.

Indianapolis B. P. O. Elks East Maryland Street Joseph Fanning Beltimore Fanning Union Station Mr. Fanning Senator Fairbanks Mayer Bookwalter Joseph E. Bell

Indiana Building Bid Won by Caldwell Drake at St Louis Fair

Caldwell Drake of Columbus Ind won the Indiana building contract for the St Louis world’s fair. Their bid was 31443 lower than rivals nine bids submitted with C H Davies Co at 41900 W H Kreep 36365 August Ohm 38790 and William P Jungclaus Co 46900. Building must be finished by Feb 14 next year with a two thirds bond required and 100 a day fine for delays. Indiana commission approved a 5000 exhibit budget for building stones and map project for northern Indiana resorts. committee named painters to deco the building: Otto Stark T C Steele J O Adams R B Gruelle Forsyth Bundy.

Indiana Indiana Commission Caldwell & Drake Columbus Ind St. Louis C. H. Davies & Co Swansville W. H. Kreep City August Ohm Terre Haute William P. Jungclaus Indianapolis Wicks O'Brien Committee On Blatchley Attec General Z. T. Sweeney Sweeney Shirley Committee On Fine Arts and Literature Otto Stark T. C. Steele J. O. Adams R. B. Gruelle William Forsyth This City J. B. Bundy Richmond

Tunnel Project Planned for Monroe County Route

New York contractors estimate a tunnel in northern Monroe County for the Indianapolis and Martinsville Rapid Transit Company. The 1500 foot tunnel, part of the Martinsville to Bloomington extension, is projected to cost about 75000 dollars.

New York Monroe County Indianapolis Martinsville Rapid Transit Company Martinsville Bloomington

Governor Durbin Hosts Fourth Annual Watermelon Feast

The State Tax Board held its fourth annual watermelon feast in the Statehouse basement. Fifteen melons from Daviess county were delivered in five barrels. Governor Durbin sampled one melon with a satisfied smile as Billheimer’s procurement stories proved accurate. Jerry Matthews and other guests attended, but the group focused on the fruit rather than the remarks.

Tax Board Statehouse Billheimer State Tax Board Daviess County John Billheimer Washington Ind Durbin Blllheimer Jerry Matthews Senator Fairbanks

Postmaster Henry Core Removed for Incompetency

Announcement from Senator Fairbanks's office states Henry Core the Woodburn Allen county fourth class postmaster was removed for incompetency. His successor has not been paid. New pianos advertised at Wulschner's with prices from sixteen dollars and up.

Senator Fairbanks Henry Core Woodburn Allen County

Chickens at Large Ordinance Facing City Meeting

Indianapolis safety committee to hear public reaction tonight on Councilman Eppert’s proposal to ban chickens from roaming. Supporters, including many women, favor the measure while opponents fear garden damage and frayed neighborly ties from roaming fowl.

Eppert Council Committee On Public Safety and Comfort Council Chamber Sourbier Indianapolis Rhppert

Runaway Patrol Wagon Trains New Horses to Stables

The Board of Safety weighs buying a new police team as two horses were brought to the stables for inspection. A trial drive with a fresh horse near East and Washington streets ended when the animal went wild, smashing a plate glass window and colliding with a telephone pole. The old horse was seriously injured and the patrol wagon needed repairs.

Board of Safety Police Department Saul Maunter Taffe Coots East Washington Hornbrook Hyland Wheeler Hoolahan

Body Found in Lake Erie Identifies Local Waiter Louis Kramer

Word reached here of the body found yesterday morning in Lake Erie at Cleveland. Louis Kramer, known locally as a waiter, had long been a cashier at John Heugele's on East Washington and later at Kingston and Henry Smith on North Illinois. He moved to Cleveland about six months ago to work at Delmont on Superior Street where illness forced him to Lakeside Hospital. He left the hospital about a week ago but remained unable to return to work.

Louis

Lake Erie & Western R R Excursion Details

Special trains depart Indianapolis 7 a m and 9 p m for Partha and return. Prices shown: 2.00 Sandusky to return 82.00, 1.25 Decatur and Return 1.25 via C H D. Tickets available at Union Station and 8 North Illinois Street. Persons boarding without tickets must pay local fare.

Lake Erie & Western R. R Sandusky Indianapolis Decatur Union Station North Illinois Street

Big Four Excursions Sunday, Aug 16

Cincinnati round trip 81 to 25 with a fast train leaving Indianapolis Union Station at 7:00 am and returning from Cincinnati at 7:00 pm. Terre Haute and Greencastle round trips offered, tickets via City Office No 1 East Washington St and Union Station. H M Bronson A G P A.

Lake Michigan St. Joseph River Silver Beach Coney Island Eastman Indianapolis Union Station Central Union Station Cincinnati Terre Haute Greencassle East Washington St Union Station H. M. Bronson Washington Baltimore Philadelphia Indianapolis Attic City Shane Big Four Washington St M. Bronson

Atlantic City and Niagara Falls Excursions and Rates

Travel offers include Atlantic City return for 15.00 with August 15 date and routes via Lake Shore Lehigh Valley, through sleepers, twelve day return limit, stopovers at Niagara Falls and Lake Chautauqua. Niagara Falls excursion 7.00 round trip August 18 via C H D and Michigan Central. San Francisco Los Angeles trips 52.55, Portland Seattle Tacoma 56.00. tickets through August 4, final return October 15. notes on diverse routes and liberal stopovers.

Niagara Falls Lake Chautauqua A. H. Sellars South Illinois Street San Francisco Los Angeles Portland Seattle Tacoma R. P. Algeo

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Ec Lisle J. C. Sipe North Meridian St H. Lieber Carl L. Rost Mlinois Street Claypool Hotel Eeele Eoe E Reece Ece J. P. Mullally Monument Place Carpenters’ President Pacific Coast Miss Lindstrom William Richter T. C. Billenback C. Hope May Borth Mrs. Hustin BE. A. Gallagher Max Benjamin H. Christenfeld Sadie Klerce H. Nertert Hannah Birg Anna Serenser C. K. Liptshitz D. Gillman A. Anther J. Clarke Miss Daley J. Howe Garment Judge Stubbs Stubbs Charles Relichers Brooklyn Gilman Boston Journeymen Tailors’ Union of America J. Stearns J. D. Tigh F. Jueckel G. Feder R. Noren A. Cohen M. P. Black M. J. Chambers Fr. W. Collins Denver Col Morton Elks Columbus Firm Commission Pennsylvania Lines North Michigan Resorts Grand Rapids & Indiana Petas Petas- 1 Keys Traverse City Mac Island W. W. Richardson D. P. A. Pennsylvania Lines, Indianapolis, Ltd Sewett Jewett Pianos Pennsylvania Stree Benton Harbor ST. Joseph and the Fruit Belt Michigan Luci Wulschner Fred W. Eppert Lake Erie Partha Atlantic City N. J Lake Shore Lehigh Valley Michigan Central Detroit Canada Aceeye Ascen Indianapol A. m. R. P. Algeo Lake Erie & Western Rk. R Michigan City Rochester Janes Lengeenkamp Bros E. Georgia St R. P. King Mecia Lemcke Coburn Coal Company Chris Bernhehr Ashe Lemp Jacob Metzger & CO Maryland St Cape May G. Gar WRC Cal Colorado Indiaanapolis Eoaels Colorado Springs Pueblo Leadville Salt Cali East Washington Street Lilly & Stalnaker I. R. M. Murller Delaware Ste Jj- H. Reed L. 8 Ayers & Co Ula Sherwood Hye Susie Muellerschoen Mort Hi. T. Conde Company West Washington St
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