Indiana Insurance Company Winds Up After Reinsurance Pact
The Indiana Insurance Company notifies agents that all risks are reinsured with Anchor Fire Insurance Company of Cincinnati effective Saturday noon. Policies, endorsements, transfers, and related actions must be routed to Anchor. Anchor shows capital of 200000 and surplus of 10000. The company, chartered in 1851 and reorganized under a different name, has run losses for years. Leadership says rebuilding efforts failed and wind-up is planned.
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Indiana Insurance Company
Anchor Fire Insurance Company
Cincinnati
Indiana
Alwng
Charles Schurmann
T. B. Linn
East Market Street
Schurmann
Educators In Session At Marion County Institute
The Marion County Teachers Institute began yesterday in the Criminal Court room with about 150 teachers and visitors present. D W Dennis of Earlham College lectured on Nature Study in the Common Schools, urging outdoor study. Howard ison of Terre Haute State Normal spoke on Pedagogy and Literature. Paterson of the Educator Journal spoke in the afternoon. Sandison discussed Systematic Methodology. The institute remains in session all week.
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Marion County Teachers’ Institute
Criminal Court Room
D. W. Dennis
Earlham College
Howard Ison
Terre Haute State Normals
Paterson
Eduestor Journal
Sandison
Fainted Groom Weds After Swoon At Covington Altar
Arthur B. Barnard a Winter & Hummel clerk and Emma Woodruff of Charlies street married in Covington Kentucky on Sunday after Barnard fainted at the altar due to sunstroke. He insisted on proceeding with the ceremony despite his illness and the long search for a license.
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Arthur B. Barnard
Winter & Hummel
North Capitol Avenue
Emma Woodruff
Charlies Street
Covington
Barnard
Meter ordinance up tonight in Indianapolis meeting
Council committee on public health will meet tonight to consider a gas meter ordinance. Councilman McFarland invited representatives from Indianapolis and Consumers Gas Companies to testify. The amended proposal aims to restrict gas use to cooking and water heating, but President Hastings in New York argues the coin cannot drive the meter ordinance due to six month procurement issues.
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McFarland
Council Committee On Public Health
Indianapolis
Consumers Gas Companies
Hastings
New York
Exoneration of Organizer Blue After Heated Central Labor Union Session
The Central Labor Union exonerated organizer John Blue of charges by W. J. Gilthorpe amid heated debate. Critics urged resignation and broader investigation into graft rumors, but the board voted unanimously to clear Blue. The meeting also debated seating Lithographers Union delegates and ordered audits of union assessments for striking miners.
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Central Labor Union
John Blue
W. J. Gilthorpe
Brotherhood of Boiler Makers and Iron Ship Builders
Blue
Atlas Union
Slough
M. T. Butler
Lawsmiths’ Union
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Butler
D. Z. McClure
Carpenters’ Union
John Koch
Edgar A. Perkins
State Federation of Labor
George Custer
Iron Molders” Union
D. L. Stoddard
Executive Board
Lithographers’ Union
Feltman
Socieres
Collins
Machinists’ Union
Man Tries Pass Elevate Bill at West Ohio Street Store
At J. H. Shearer’s grocery, a man attempted to pass a raised dollar. Shearer displayed the counterfeit, retrieved a revolver, and the suspect fled, leaving the bill. The altered note, a new series one dollar converted to five, shows several detectable alterations.
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Trimpe and
Lowe
J. H. Shearer
West
Ohio Street
Shearer
Fought Rescuer After Canal Attempt by Mabel Hobson
Mabel Hobson, a colored woman, tried to drown herself in the canal at St. Clair street yesterday afternoon. Frank Ross, a grocer, pulled her from the water, and she cursed him. Bicycle officers Simon and Kin arrested her for intoxication. She claimed to be from Princeton Kentucky and said she came to Chicago four months ago to live with friends. She said she wanted to die due to having no friends.
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Mabel Hobson
St. Clair Street
Frank Ross
Senate Avenue
St. Clair
Hobson
Ross
Simon and
Mor Kin
Princeton
Chicago
Two Boys Arrested For Jumping Trains At Big Four Yard
John Young and Leonard Miller, two young Black youths, were arrested yesterday by Special Policeman Grady of the Big Four Railroad on charges of jumping on trains. They were fined and costs by Judge Stubbs. The arrest revealed they led a “school” teaching younger boys to hop trains.
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John Young
Leonard Miller
Grady
Big Four Railroad
Stubbs
Train Jumping Lesson in Yard Prompts Attention
A witness described seeing two Black youths in a rail yard where about sixteen younger boys gathered, ready to be taught how to jump trains. The remark highlights a scene of potentially dangerous activity among youths in the railroad area.
Plumber Arrested on Desertion Charge
William Sloan, a 28 year old North Indianapolis resident, was arrested on a desertion charge from the U S army. He enlisted in the Infantry about two weeks earlier after visiting a recruiting office, then took a plumbing job when a friend offered work and forgot his military obligation until arrest. He was slated for assignment to the Columbia Ohio barracks.
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William Sloan
United States Army
Sloan
Indianapolis
Plumbing
Columbia, O
Violent clash injures multiple in Ohio and Toledo streets
A large street brawl between Black residents and others on Ohio and Toledo streets left Charles Sanford near fatally wounded and several others, including Whitney family members, cut or hacked. Police and ambulances rushed to the scene as bystanders watched, while Sanford vanished after the fight.
Denison Hotel guest suffers apoplectic stroke
About 7 p m yesterday George M Billings collapsed in the Denison Hotel lobby. He was unconscious, treated by Dr McCulloch, then taken to an upper room. Jewelry and money were found on him. he lives at 22 North New Jersey street and is a traveling salesman for Standard Vehicle Company of Pontiac Mich. His son says he has epilepsy and the man is about 50. his condition is not serious.
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George M. Billings
Denison
Dr. McCulloch
Mr. Billings
Dudley H. Jackson
New Jersey Street
Standard Vehicle Company
Pontiac
Mich
Billings
Indiana Jewelers' Association to meet in Indianapolis
The Indiana Jewelers' Association will hold a meeting in Indianapolis on September 3. Organized last May in Indianapolis, it comprises leading state jewelers though none are yet in Indianapolis. The group aims to unite jewelers for protection against department stores selling jewelry and to recruit local merchants.
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Indiana Jewelers’ Association
Indianapolis
Real estate boom and Indian policy insights from J W Ripy
Oklahoma City businessman J W Ripy notes a real estate boom in Oklahoma City, led by Miss Mary McKinley, niece of the late President. He criticizes Indian work ethic, discusses rationing, and recalls a paymaster incident near Lawton and Hobart involving $500000 in Indian payments and saloon closures.
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J. W. Ripy
Oklahoma City
Fiddling mayor of San Francisco praised by returning traveler
George W. Powell, back from the Knights of Pythias encampment in California, calls San Francisco mayor Schmitt a fiddling but capable leader who moved the city to eight hour workdays. Powell notes Schmitt’s popularity, election by the labor party, and potential for higher office. He also reports on encampment attendance, finances, and prizes won by participants. Powell praises San Francisco courtesy and compares the Ohio River trip to the Hudson of the West, noting parallels to the Madison-Louisville stretch.
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George W. Powell
California
Schmitt
Labor Party
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Knights
Mechanics’ Pavilion
Jeffries
Fitzsimmons
Presidio
Missouri
Indiana
Supreme Lodge
Shiveley
Richmond
Sureme
R. A. Rown
Supreme Tribune
Carnahan
Uniform Bank
C. F. S. Neal
Joseph Winnefeld
Indianapolis
Ohio River
Madison
Louisville
Elks’ Lodge
New York City
Poughkeepsie
Stockholders Attend Annual Meeting with Tunneling Update
It is driving the Union tunnel, having advanced about 1000 feet, cutting the reins at a depth of 200 to 1000 feet. About 10 stockholders attended the annual meeting.
Laborer Falls From Smokestack at Stockyards Injured
Louis Triebe, a laborer at Interstate Stockyards, fell about twenty feet from a smokestack while on the roof. He suffered a concussion and multiple cuts, landing on his hands and face. Treated at City Dispensary by Drs Foreman and Kiser, he was later moved to City Hospital.
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Louis Triebe
Interstate Stockyards
Triebe
Blaine Avenue
City Dispensary
Foreman
Kiser
Thebe
Round Trip Excursions From Indianapolis to Mackinac and Ohio
Advertises $5.00 round trip to Mackinac Island via C H D and D C steamers with tickets valid ten days. Also Sunday excursions August 31 to Cincinnati for $1.25 round trip, with a special train from Indianapolis Union Station at 7 a.m. Returning from Cincinnati at 7 p.m. Corresponding rates to Terre Haute and Greencastle with same schedule.
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Mackinac Island
R. P. Algeo
Indianapolis Union Station
Cincinnati
Terre Haute
Greencastle
Indianapolis
Investment That Grows Your Funds With High Interest
Promote your savings plan with a guaranteed rate of return offered by a large, well established institution. Full information available at the Stevenson building office 1004 by calling 805 New.
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Stevenson Building
Summer home mail subscription and safety ads
The notice promotes mail delivery of the Journal during summer travel and offers address changes. It highlights burglary protection from United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company with contact options and rates. Local businesses advertise Capital Razor and Supplies, Bodine ad Stores and Ranges, and Koeh r ing & Bro with address details and stock claims.
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United States
Fidelity and Guaranty Company
GRO
Tunneling in Colorado Mining Strongholds At Francis and Idaho Springs
Oran Perry returned from Denver where he attended the annual meeting of Colorado s largest mining cooperative. The Big Two properties in Boulder County Francis and Idaho Springs boast a two mile tunnel network with cyanide mills and a 5000 horsepower electric plant. Progress on the central tunnel toward Quartz Hill in Clear Creek County continues at twenty feet per month with electric locomotives planned. the association owns extensive properties including Howardsville San Juan County nearby.
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Denver
Colorado
Indiana
Perry
Francis
Boulder County
Idaho Springs
Clear Creek County
Quartz Hill
Boulder
Howardsville
San Juan County
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