Indiana Excursion Train Heads to Yellowstone Park
A large Indiana party departed by special train at 11:30 yesterday via Pennsylvania Burlington and Northern Pacific lines for Yellowstone Park. The 149 passengers ride in a premier set of cars, led by agents W W Richardson and John B Turner, with an estimated six days in the park and a return scheduled for 8:10 p m. The list includes numerous Indianapolis and regional residents across many towns such as Columbus Rushville Muncie Anderson Kokomo Portland Hartford City Fort Wayne Richmond Knightstown Crawfordsville Bridgeport Mavion Thorntown Shelbyville Hebron Flora Centerville and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone Park
Pennsylvania
Burlington
Northern Pacific
Union Station
W. W. Richardson
John B. Turner
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Charles Brett
Peter Ankenbrock
Henry Dollman
R. W. Furnas
Mies S. E. Hunt
Leonard Harbaugh
E. T
Albert Izor
T. H. Johnson
Johnson
F. Lowe
R. H. McCrea
M. Mode
G. I. Matson
Carrie Uette
W. D. Bie
Richardson
J. H. Snow
J. E. Turner
Margaret Turner
Edwin Turner
A. Wagner
Ward
Stella Ward
Anthony Wiegand
Mabel Eschmeyer
J. R. Buell
Apcathautr
C. H. Baker
Columbus
Brevoort
Vida
Lydia Newson
Sweeney
Rushville
W. L. Brown
Muncie
F. C. Ball
Master Bell
O. Budd
A. Canfield
Charles Canfield
Gallan
D. A. McClain
Marion Stewart
Sarah Lenhouse
Burt H. Whitley
Earl Cartwright
Fannie Wright
Sapa Fred Bierhaus
Anna Blerhsa
Hartford City
W. W. Cline
Car
Fort Wayne
William Beck
Charles Wil- Mienamert
T—H. Murdock
Richmond
Sarah Gentry
Knightstown
A. 0. Morris
Crawfordsville
Alice Hume
Minnie A. McKnight
Bridgeport
W. H. Mattern
Mavion
W. T. Glaize
Judith Gallan
CC. A. Willams
Thorntown
Olive Jaques
Shelbyville
David Levison
Levison
Hebron
John M. Morgan
Flora
James L. Wilson
Centerville
W. W. Wright
New Indianapolis Incorporations Highlight Local Firms
Indianapolis capital figures in two new corporations filing articles yesterday with the secretary of state. The Columbia City Clay Products Company, capital 1000, to make clay products with offices in Indianapolis and a plant likely in Clay county. incorporators James S. Cruse A Rhoades and George W Sei. The Stukey Moreland and North Manufacturing Company, capital 235, to portato reed and rattan ware with offices here. directors Rufus J Stukey Frank B Moreland and Oliver J North. Also listed are Western Lumber Company of New Washington capital 90, and Rochester Electric Light Heat and Power Company of Rochester with capital 0 0 percent. directors B E C Rosenbaum and C Hub Clothing Company of New York capital 200. directors Tilman K Smith Hall and Albert F Rost.
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Indianapolis
Columbia City Clay Products Company
Clay County
James S. Cruse
A. Rhoades
George W. Sei
Stukey, Moreland and North Manufacturing Company
Rufus J. Stukey
Frank B. Moreland
Oliver J. North
Estern Lumber Company
New Washington
John M. Peter F. Shilling
Willard Erren
Rochester Electric Light, Heat and Company
Rochester
BE. Arte C. F. Rosenbaum
C. “Hub Clothing Company
New
Ators
Tilman K. Smith
Hall
Albert F. Rost
Taxation Appeals On Bank Surplus Leads To Hearing
The St Joseph Savings Bank of South Bend argued before the State Board of Tax Commissioners that its surplus belongs to depositors and should not be taxed. The County Board of Review in St Joseph County ruled the surplus is held by the bank and thus taxable. No Indiana court ruling yet, but a test case may emerge from the board’s year proceedings. The board also heard ten citizens from Lake County and discussed assessed taxes forEdward Crown Point and John Brown of Point on disputed sums. Martinsville Electric Line timetable referenced for Moorerville service.
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St. Joseph Savings Bank of
South Bend
State Board of Tax Commisiioners
County Board of Review of
St. Joseph County
Idiana
Lake County
Edward
Crown Point
John Brown
First National Bank of
Brothers Fight Leaves Workman Skulfear in Cornfield
Charles and George Workman, painters by trade, fought after a hot day painting Schmidt's brewery flagpoles. Charles was cut six inches across the temple and ear, healed after ten stitches. George also wounded. Both men jailed. Charles claims George innocent. The incident drew police, witnesses, and a curious City Council audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Workafin
Turnkey
Dr. Dodds
Turnkey Long
Workman
George Workman
Schmidt
North
California Street
George
California
Tenth Streets
Streit
Losh
Charles
Sixteenth Street
Northwestern
Avenue
Northes Avenue
Fall Creek
Capitol Avenue
Northwestern Avenue
Workman Brothers
Charles Workman
Dodds
Old Settlers Celebrate Broad Ripple Park Jubilee
Three remaining members of the Old Settlers Association viewed the Broad Ripple Park celebration as thousands gathered for the twentieth anniversary. Farmers arrived from surrounding towns, families prepared, and locals joined dances and river views. Dr Wishard spoke on Marion county’s early conditions, amid contests and a singing match between Mapleton and Broad Ripple Sunday schools. A horse thief was later reported as Harry Norton of Carmel driven in for the reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Settlers’ Association
Broad Ripple Park
Indianapolis
Robert Johnson
South Castleton
Johnson
W. H. Wishard
Taylor
Dr. Wishard
Marion County
W. T. Davis
Thomas Hill
James Johnson
Joseph Dougherty
James Jameson
Daniel Sherer
Thomas Chill
Mapleton
Christian Church of
Broad Ripple
Old Settlers
Harry Norton
Carmel
Knights of Columbus Trip to Putin Bay Outing
Members of Indianapolis Council No. 337 Knights of Columbus left for Putin Bay for their annual society outing. The first party included Dr. Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Council
Knights of Columbus
Putin Bay
Society
Frst
Thomas
Richmond Guests Stopping For Short Stay
A Richmond party including William J. Dugan Mooney Mr and Mrs E J O'Reilly and daughter Mr and Mrs A J Lauck Miss Clothilde Schwartz Miss Jessie Carson Mr and Mrs George Feeny Thomas Leaville Anderson C F Dunn and W N Klien and Mr Zwizzler and wife will remain until the first of next week.
Millersville residents move to shut down roadhouse
Citizens pass resolutions denouncing the Millersville roadhouse run by Carl Roloff after the John Lennon murder case. Four affidavits allege liquor violations, two for selling without license and two for Sunday sales. Roloff bonds posted. Raleigh Goode at large. Justice White to hear cases at Broad Ripple Town Hall Monday, crowd expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millersville
Carl Roloff
John Lennon
Roloff
Justice White
Broad Ripple
John E. Colwell
Raleigh Goode
Roloffs
Goode
Dickson
Rolof
Professor Sledenberg Awakens After Ten Days Sleep Underground
The so called professor emerged from a grave in Avon dale Heights after ten days of suspended animation. Crowds watched as guards restrained him and he spoke of mind control. He enjoyed a substantial meal and claimed the ability to sleep any length of time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sledenberg
Avondale Heights
Crown Hill
Snyder
Rip van Winkle
Seldenberg
Austin Parker Promoted and Assigned to Eighth Infantry
Lieutenant Austin A. Parker of the Twenty fourth United States Infantry returns to the United States at his father J B Parker’s home on Central avenue after three years in the Philippines. He has been promoted to first lieutenant and assigned to the Eighth Infantry, part of which is in Manila. He notes the insurgency is over and Manila is filling with Americans, with 7,000 to 8,000 there now. Parker also served as battalion adjutant in Manila and says reports of native punishments have been greatly exaggerated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin A. Parker
Twenty-fourth
United States Infantry
Philippines
J. B. Parker
Central Avenue
San Francisco
Eighth Infantry
Manila
Parker
Eighth
Mnanila
Veteran Union Station gateman William L. Roney critically ill
William L. Roney, one of the oldest Union station employees, is dangerously ill from blood poisoning caused by a growth on his toe. He quit his gateman post six weeks ago for an operation, and his recovery is unlikely. Roney served since Civil War times, later in the police force, now living with daughter Minnie and son Charles at 614 Mecarty Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Roney
Union Station
Marratt
Roney
Indianapolis
John Caven
Charles L. Roney
Fire Department
Minnie Roney
Mec-Carty Street
James Thorp King Arrested On Obscene Mail Charge Near Portland
James Thorp King at Bhaff Point, a few miles south of Portland, was arrested yesterday by Deputy United States Marshal Boyd on the charge of sending an obscene letter through the mail. Commissioner Ellis, of Muncie, placed him under a $4 bond, binding him over to the grand jury. Thorp gave the bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Thorp King
Bhaff Point
Portland
United States
Boyd
Ellis
Muncie
Thorp
Murphy Defends Record As City Officials Deny Honor
Murphy sends a letter alleging fraud by contractor T. E. Kane and city inspector paid kickbacks in cement work on Pickens and Morris streets. Mayor Bookwalter delays, then reveals the matter will go to the grand jury. officials denounce the charges as baseless, recalling past unfounded accusations by Murphy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Murphy
Bookwalter
Board of Safety
Board of Works
Nelson
Isaac King
Murphy
T. E. Kane
Pickens Street
Morris Street
King
Kane
Grand Jury
Cimens
Jeup
Northwestern avenue sewer plan moves ahead despite suits
The Board of Public Works will proceed with building the Northwestern avenue sewer and its Crown Hill Cemetery main branch. Legal objections to the Cooper contract won’t stop the project as the board accepts a bond from Cooper if approved and cites economy and Cemetery Association funding shifts to cover costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern-avenue
Board of Public Works
Leathers
W. K. Cooper
Cooper
Megrew
Crown Hill Cemetery
Cemetery Association
Harrison Hall Fund Drive To Add School Site Monument
George W Brown reports a goal of 45000 to augment the Harrison memorial commission’s 55000. The plan would fund a technical school site hall honoring the late ex-President, with decisions by September 1 and no further requests from current site donors. The commission may place the hall near the Herron Art Institute area. Sel C Dickey assists with technical school plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Memorial Commission
Technical School
George W. Brown
Brown
Herron Art Institute
Sel C. Dickey
Memorial Commission
Terre Haute Man Files Bankruptcy Petition
Herman Liebermorgen of Terre Haute has filed a bankruptcy petition showing liabilities of 1318 dollars and assets of 3.50 dollars. A schedule lists a suit of clothes valued at 2 dollars, two shirts 50 cents, a hat 50 cents, and a 50 cent pair of shoes. John Linegar, Panhandle Railroad shops night watchman, 921 East Washington, suffered a crushed arm yesterday while helping exercise horses at No. engine house. An alarm sounded, horses were brought inside, but as they were hitched again the horses plunged, and the wagon dragged over his arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Liebermorgen
Terre Haute
John Linegar
Panhandle
East
Washington Street
Linegar
Japanese shipbuilder visits New York to study American shipbuilding
Konio Matsukata of Kobe Japan, a war vessel specialist, toured Atlas engine works in town yesterday. He was hosted at luncheon by Columbia Club after a day visiting the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Konio Matsukata
Kobe
Japan
English
Atlas Engine Works
Mateukata
Columbia Club
Jailed staff changes leave Miss Whiteman out of post
Miss Elizabeth Whiteman who resigned as matron to join the Woman's Prison is now out of a position. Mrs Winch, to whom Miss Whiteman was to succeed, has recovered from illness and returned to work. Mrs Ella Randel has taken Miss Whiteman's place at the jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Whiteman
Woman's Prison and Girls’ Reformatory
Winch
Miss Whiteman
Ella Randel
Bates Charged With Drunkenness and Assault in Chase
Marshall Bates of 519 Warren Street is held on drunkenness and assault and battery charges after becoming intoxicated and beating his wife and the horse while driving furiously in West Indianapolis. Bicycle policemen Simon and Morgan stopped a pursuing ride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Bates
Warren Street
Bates
Indianapolis
Simon and
Morgan
Charles Wilson and Harley Ryan in a funeral assault on South West
Charles Wilson and Harley Ryan, two hackmen, were involved in a confrontation at a funeral on South West Street Tucs. The incident details are unclear from the fragment, but local authorities may investigate a disturbance surrounding the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wilson
Harley Ryan
South West Street
Tucs
Railroads to grant state fair round trip fare in Indiana
F C Donald, commissioner of the Central Passenger Association, informs the State Board of Agriculture that railroads in Indiana will offer a one fare round trip during State fair week. The announcement specifies a uniform fare reduction aimed at promoting attendance at the fair and coordinating travel among travelers statewide. The measure applies to all railroads operating within Indiana and is intended to ease transportation costs for fair-goers during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Agriculture
F. C. Donald
The
Central Passenger Association
Indiana
Dunlaps Straw Hats and Local Businesses Ad Mix
An old newspaper snippet lists Dunlaps straw hats at Seaton's hat store in the City and urges readers to mail the Journal for summer correspondence. It also mentions Langsenkamp Brass Works on E Georgia, Harness and trucks at Techentin Freiberg on East Washington, and Indianapolis Fire Insurance offering real estate loans and securities at 48 Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Fire Insurance
Indianapolis Fire Insurance CO
E. Market Street
Intmanapolis
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Oxford
Price
Eo Sayres Indianos
Dre
J. C. Sipe
Wixnoxos
Meridian St
Ind
Taxation Appeals
Martinsville
Moorerville
Letts
Original Association
Prof
Liedenberg
Austin Parker
William L. Roney Critically
Wuischner
City Engineer's
Bookwelter
Grand Jurys
Municipal News
Crown Hill Pays
Harrison Hall
Herman Sicbermorgen
Workhouse
Jim
Joseph Enk’s
ENE Medicine CO
Union City
Henry J. Huder
Wash
Penn
Sts
Cass Connaway
Dunlap’s Straw Hats
Seaton’s Hat Store
Pennsylvania Lines
Northern Michigan
Petoskey
Traverse
Mackinac Island
West Washington Street
Cincinnati
Indianapolis Union Station
Greencastle
R. P. Algeo
Decatur
Janes
C. Koehring & Bro
Virginia
Langsenkamp Bros
Brass Works
E. Georgia St
Techentin & Freiberg
Washington St
Big Four
Massachusetts Ave
H. M. Bronson
Ena
Indianapolis Business Universit Mee Dysommnans
J. Heeb
Benton Harbor
Indianape
Indianapolis College
Ae Sehainipia
Ingler
A. Z. Wiley
Sam
20Th Century
C. L. Rost Mexch One
North Illinois Street
Vonnegut
East Washington S
Union Painless Dentists
Circia
Juliusc Walksmon
East Washington St
GEO, Merrint & Coo
West
R. M. Mueller
P Saldwin
Paris
D. H. Baldwin & CO
N. Penn
J. H. Reed
Bousiitss
Cote
H. D. Vories
Public Instru
Tudor Hall
N. Meridian St
Waverupess Gymnasium
Fredonia Allen
J. Cumming Smith
Deutsch Tailoring Co
Mlinois Street
Eon Ibrass & Bronze Castings
Phew Po
Columbia
Hartford
Lilly & Stalnaker
Washington S
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