Indiana Ministerial Association 46th Meeting at Second Baptist
The Indiana Ministerial Association held its 46th annual meeting at Second Baptist Church with Mayor Charles A. Bookwalter delivering an address of welcome. Resolutions condemned low class lawlessness while affirming protections for respectable colored citizens. Rev. Terrell and Rev. Walker spoke, with music, poems, and recitals interspersed. The program included sermons, addresses, and a forthcoming election of officers, devotionals, and a missionary sermon by Elder B. R. To-night Dr. J. D. Rose will preach.
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Second Baptist Church
Indiana Ministerial Association
Charles A. Bookwalter
Indianapolios
C. Terrell
Bookwalter
Durbin
United States
W. Or
Anderson
Mod
G. Gillian
J. Franklin Walker
B. Hillman
B. R
J. D. Rose
Union Street Fire Damages Three Houses
Early morning blaze on Union Street destroyed parts of three one story homes. Albert Brenton at 1859 and Herman Low at 1857 suffered extensive losses with no insurance. Joseph Uriwitz at 1555 lost similar amounts. Switzers reported 108 in house and goods insured.
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Albert Brenton
Union Street
Herman Low
Joseph Uriwitz
Lincoln Lane
Madison
Brenton
Losine
Swits
Ince
Dr Braytons Condition Deteriorates After Street Car Fall
Dr Alembert W Brayton critically ill after a fall from a street car. He is the vice dean of Indiana College and editor of the Indiana Journal, with long service to the college and two terms as county coroner. His injuries worsened due to preexisting stomach and bowel trouble, and recovery is not expected.
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Alembert W. Brayton
Brayton
Indiana College
Indiana Journal
Missing 14 year old Nathaniel Miller Seeks Family
Nathaniel Miller fourteen year old son of Henry Miller janitor of the Tal block left home more than three days ago and has not been heard from since police have been efforts to locate him for over a week. He lives at 7 Street and is described as a boy of pale complexion with dark hair and may be in distress.
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Nathaniel Miller
Henry Miller
Talblock
Miller
the Bay
Tax Levy Rise Seen Needed for Firemen Pay Hikes
Indianapolis city officials debate funding fire department salary raises under Councilman Sourbier. A 2 percent tax levy increase is forecast to cover a $23 000 yearly payroll rise, with Breunig warning funds may not cover sub stations. Budget plans and police station options face delay as departments await next year’s totals.
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Indianapolis
Sourbier
Brenig
Brennig
Keller
Board of Public Safety
Mr. Breunig
Police Department
Alabama
Chief Coots
Jef Coots
Board of Safety
Council
M W
Board of Public Works
Obstreperous Youth Escapes Courtroom Wall Scene
Thirteen year old Homer Foster fled Greensburg youth ran away from home and caused Juvenile Court chaos. He initially claimed kidnapping by tramps in a Greensburg box car then admitted running away. He climbed a ten inch ledge to escape and was recaptured by bailiff Frank Stevenson before being jailed and parents notified.
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Homer Foster
Greensburg
Frank Stevenson
Capt Cheatham Arrives to Lead Army Post Prep Work
Capt B F Cheatham arrives in the city to oversee preliminaries for a new army post. He will begin with a topographical survey once farmers consent to land turnover, plan for an office near the site, and start regular construction work soon.
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B. F. Cheatham
Captain Cheatham
Cheatham
Tragedy in Greencastle as Train Kills Man
Dispatch says Thomas Norton, possibly from Indianapolis, was struck and killed instantly in Greencastle. A card with 401 East Washington Street was found on him. Police seek relatives. Burglar broke into Gustave Overlander’s 4 North California Street home in broad daylight Tuesday.
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Greencastle
Thomas Norton
Indianapolis
East Washington Street
Little Hotel
Nolice
Gustave Overlander
California Street
Robber startled by resident as he prowled for loot
A thief in the house was surprised by Mrs. Overlander during a second search. She cried out and the bold robber fled through the back door before neighbors arrived. He had already been promised a $8 reward and a diamond pin for the risk he ran.
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Overlander
Elopers Return Bride From Cincinnati
Earl Alvis and Dora Hendrickson eloped last Wednesday and married in Cincinnati. They were driving by Union Station when she wished to travel, leading him to propose immediate marriage. They returned home the same night. Dora is 13, Thomas Hendrickson’s daughter, and Earl, 20, a barber living at 716 Division Street and planning to work in Cincinnati.
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Earl Alvis
Dora Hendrickson
Cincinnati
Alvis
Union Station
Thomas Hendrickson
West Bay Street
Division Street
Leaky Couple Sought for Larceny in Henry County
An application to the Governor of Illinois seeks requisition for Claude Leaky and Mrs Anna Leaky, charged with larceny, who fled to Illinois after stealing a shotgun, case, and 500 cigars from cars on the Panhandle road. Charles Christopher, Henry County sheriff, is named agent to secure their return.
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Ilinois
Claude Leaky
Anna Leaky
Henry County
Illinois
Secretary of State
Leaky
Panhandle
Springfield
Charles Christopher
City to Seek 860000 Bond for New Fall Creek Bridge
Mayor Bookwalter announced plans to urge the council to authorize a bond issue to fund a concrete or Melan arch bridge over Fall Creek at Northwestern Avenue. He warned the county lacks funds for two years and deemed the old structure dangerous, insisting a new bridge is needed to prevent a possible collapse.
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Bookwalter
Fall Creek
Northwestern Avenue
Prosecution Promised in Blackford County Riot Case
Governor Durbin receives Hartford City prosecutor John Burns letter vowing indictments and full punishment for every member of the unlawful mob. Burns says grand jury will meet late October and will review the riot incident where a boy injured himself, not by two negroes. The governor views the information as helpful for identifying mob members who forced sheriff to admit them to the jail.
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Durbin
John Burns
Hartford City
Twenty-eighth Judicial Circuit
Conference of Charities Fort Wayne Meeting Aims Record
The twelfth annual State Conference of Charities and Correction will be held in Fort Wayne on September 23 to 25. Local committees prepare reception and program. officers include President Alexander Johnson and Secretary Thomas F. Moran. Central Passenger Association offers half-rate travel with required certificates. Tickets valid September 2 to 26. New pianos, 16 and up. Wulschner's.
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Fort Wayne
S. M. Foster
Charles Warden
Charles R. Lance
William P. Cooper
T. E. Ellison
Alexander Johnson
Fr. Wayne
Thomas C. Day
Indianapolis
John M. Bloss
Muncie
J. H. Guendling
Peru
A. Herz
Terre Haute
T. A. McGovern
Logansport
Julia S. Conklin
Westfield
Marvin Campbell
South Bend
W. H. French
Evansville
L. M. Beck
Bloomington
John L. Griffiths
Thomas F. Moran
Lafayette
Geo. A. H. Shideler
Marion
Timothy Nicholson
Richmond
T. J. Chariton
Hanover
Mary T. Wilson
A. G. Weatherly
W. A. Noyes
John H. Holliday
E. A. K. Hackett
W. C. Ball
C. H. Kimbrough
D. J. Terhune
Linton
S. E. Smith
EF. E. York
Plainfield
Isaac Wolf
Mr. Vernon
Nan B. Wood
Sullivan
Central Passenger Association
Charity Association
Amos W. Butler
Parry Declines to Debate Gompers on Labor Day
Indianapolis manufacturer D M Parry declines a joint debate with Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor. He cites boycott pressure and unlawful aims by unions as reasons and says a discussion would not improve understanding. He offers to meet privately but sees no benefit in a public debate.
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D. M. Parry
Mr. Parry
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Parry
Gompers
Andrew C. Hansen
Indianapolis
Golden Hill
Armstrong Park
Hitz Club Organized by Thirteenth Ward Supporters
Thirteenth ward supporters of mayoral candidate Hitz organized a Hitz Club, with Charles E. Newlin outlining plans at 612 Chestnut Street. Fifteenth ward supporters of the Independent ticket plan to nominate their own councilman candidate. Newlin disputes a misattributed statement amid allegations of corruption tied to the current administration.
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Thirteenth Ward
Hitz
Charles E. Newlin
Chestnut Street
Fifteenth Ward
Newlin
Democratic
Public Evils Relief Critique in Party Platform Speech
A political speech asserts that current efforts to curb public evils are insufficient and charges that Democrats would not do more if elected. The remark frames the party as failing to advance reform and suggests a need for voting shifts.
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Tion
Negro Fireman Sam Dorsey Bound Over In Union Station Incident
In police court yesterday Sam Dorsey a negro fireman was bound over to the grand jury on charges related to an incident at Union Station last Sunday He allegedly knocked a white woman down and drew a knife urging colored companions to come and attack whites He claims innocence though many witnesses testify against him and only a few side with him
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Sam Dorsey
Union Station
Dorsey
Night prowler steals lead pipe from pesthouse door
A night prowler burst a pesthouse building door and carried away a quantity of lead pipe in darkness. The entry building has never been fumigated and hospital authorities fear the thief may be exposed to smallpox.
Pennsylvan ia Lines Low Fares and Excursions
Railroad travel notices list Indiana yearly meeting fares to Richmond and return dates August 21 22 25 with return by August 28. Additional specials include Vandalia Line to Evansville via Aug 22 23 and 24 schedules, and Mackinac Island excursion via C B H D and D C Steamers for $25.00 with ten day validity. Also Cincinnati and Terre Haute and Big Four Route excursions from Indianapolis August 23 24 25 with special trains and return times.
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Pennsylvania Lines
Richmond
Ind
Indiana Yearly Meeting
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