Convention Opens as Fire Engineers Parade to Ma gonic Hall
The twenty-ninth annual convention of the International Association of Fire Engineers began with a parade from the Grand Hotel to Masonic Hall led by City officials and visiting chiefs. Chief Barrett of Indianapolis chaired the opening and committees were named for credentials and exhibits. A program of papers on electrical fire dangers and hydrant versus cistern water supply followed, with group photographs taken before resumed sessions.
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International Association of Fire Engineers
Magonic Hall
Grand Hotel
Dawson
Indianapolis Fire Department
Tobin
Sherwood
Pendergast
Fitchey
Daugherty
Webster
Indianapolis
Chief Barrett
Pittsburg
Association
G. W. Miller
James Devine
B. J. Mcfo
W. G. Butler
Elforth
A. G
Morris W. Mead
Bureau of Electricity of
Johnson
Philadelphia
J. Farmer
New Britain
Conn
Swingley
Chicago
Ets
Fire chiefs discuss safety papers and civic tour
A conference of fire engineers features papers by Chief McConnell on building inspections and automatic sprinklers. Delegates debate fire safety, visit Garfield Park, and plan exhibitor tests at Capitol Avenue with Metropolitans engines and Browder life saving net demonstration at Grand Hotel.
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Dwines
Salt Lake City
Hughes
Louisville
Archibald
Cincinnati
B. J. McConnell
Buffalo
McConnell
Humphreys
Marienhoff
Charleston
J. C. Spencer
Janesville
Wis
Thomas F. Barrett
Chief Barrett
Barrett
Swenie
Chicago
Hills
Wyoming
Benedict
Newark
N. J
Garfield Park
Grand Hotel
Colored voters meet as parties clash over crime and country
A meeting of black voters at 1325 North Senate avenue featured speakers J A Freeman of St Paul and A Watkins, condemning Democratic crimes and Republican inaction. William Miller chaired the gathering with a plan for permanent organization next week. Prohibitionists nominated Charles A Taylor for Eighth ward councilman, Otto Neerman elected ward chairman, with a convention planned in the Thirteenth ward for another councilman nomination.
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North
Senate Avenue
William Miller
J. A. Freeman
St. Paul, Minn
A. Watkins
Charles A. Taylor
North Temple Avenue
Otto Neerman
State's New Industries Include Coal and Steel Firms
The Vulcan Coal Company of Indianapolis and the Merit Manufacturing Company of Fort Wayne were incorporated yesterday with capitals of 50 000 and 35 000 respectively. Directors include John M Shaw George B Ingle James Canning Max J Blitz J S Slevert and Robert B Davis. The Dispatch Publishing Company of Fort Wayne was formed with 35 000 capital to print and publish a newspaper. The American Steel and Wire Company of New Jersey and the General Gas Electric and Power Company also filed articles. capital stocks are 90 000 000 and unspecified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vulcan Coal Company of
Indianapolis
John M. Shaw
George 8. Ingle
James Canning
Kingan Facking
Merit Manufacturing Company of
Fort Wayne
Max J. Blitz
New Jersey
Indiana
Bookwalter Returns as Republican Nominee Prospects Rise
Charles A. Bookwalter, Republican mayoral candidate, returns to Indianapolis after a business absence. He expresses confidence for Republican success and says his letter of acceptance will be released soon. He links Maguire’s nomination to continuing Mayor Taggart's policies and notes the public choice is change versus continuity. Democrats Donovan and Ware switch to support, citing disgust with Democratic tactics. Rev. Blackshear declines a Republican executive appointment.
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Tee
Republican Party
Blackshear
Charles A. Bookwalter
Bookwalter
Logsdon
Maguire
Taggart
Indianapolis
Republican City Committee
John J. Blackshear
Corinthian Baptist Church
Quinn Killings In Montana A Desperado Slays Andrew Quinn
Andrew J. Quinn, a young man from this city, was stabbed to death in Livingston Montana by William Muldoon a railway laborer in what the Liv ingston Post calls a drunken feud Muldoon is jailed for murder Quinn had recently lived in Chicago and the Northwest his family believes he was innocent of any drunken disorder and that Muldoon acted without provocation Quinn's father Michael J. Quinn resides at 66 West Washington Street.
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Livingston
Mont
Andrew J. Quinn
William Muldoon
Quinn
Chicago
Northwest
Post
the Post
Main Street
Muldoon
Michael J. Quinn
West Washington Street
Y M I Grand Council Opens Sessions With Reports
The opening forenoon of the Y M I Grand Council at the East North street hall followed a St Josephs Church mass. Reports from secretary Korbly and president Rouse summarized the year with financials showing value after last year 81 receipts 1001 75 expenditures 1135 62 leaving 582 75.
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Y. M. I. Grand Council
Y. M. I. Hall
East North Street
St. Joseph's Church
Father Dowd
Joseph Weber
Charles A. Korbly
Harry E. Rouse
Treasury
Supreme Council
Aenea
Iim
Grand Hotel
City tax plan debated as debt deepens delays loom
City Controller Dunn argues no levy change needed while debt climbs to 147000 with a planned 60000 to 360000 temporary loan at the next council session. Building Inspector Bedell says he will file affidavits against smoke violators and favors amending the process ordinance to cover minimal efforts to reduce smoke. Leon Pollard of 413 West Pratt drank a poisonous concoction of chloroform and aconite last night. Dr Jacobs at City Dispensary provided prompt care.
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Dunn
Bedell
Committee of Business Men
Leon Pollard
Pratt Street
Jacobs
Swindler Preys on Boys Offering Jobs and Wires
Police search for a man posing as a New Telephone Co employee who lures boys with promise of earnings. He asks them to buy tools and acts as custodian of funds, then removes cash during hardware store visits. Victims include Oscar Derich, Otto Gimbel, and a boy named Graham, with losses around £2.56 each.
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New Telephone Company
Oscar Derich
East Eleventh Street
Otto Gimbel
South Noble Street
Graham
West
Merrill Street
Concert at Fairview Park Tonight Draws Large Crowd
Arrangements are complete for a Fairview Park concert tonight with the Indianapolis Military Band and quartet led by Homer Van Wise Frank N Taylor George M Talbott and H M Lout. Special street railway service will run cars every three minutes to handle a large expected audience. The program includes From Fireside to Battlefield and other numbers as the park shines with illumination.
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Fairview Park
The
Street Railway Company
Indianapolis Military Band & Quartet
Homer van Wise
Frank N. Taylor
George M. Talbott
H. M. Lout
Popular Excursions to Michigan Resorts and Lake City Trips
From Chicago to Great Rock Island route with dates from Sept. 1 to Sept. 10 and Aug. 31 return for 31.50, plus reduced Utah rates. Rocky Mountain Limited offers overnight Chicago to Colorado with Denver and Colorado Springs arrivals. Details via G D Bacon in Indianapolis Benton Harbor. Also Lake Erie and Western excursions to Michigan resorts on Sept. 1 with $1 and $11 to Mackinac Island, Petoskey, Traverse City and more, with thirty-day return policies and fast through trains from Indianapolis.
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Chicago
Great Rock Island
Utah
Rocky Mountain Limited
Colorado
Denver
Colorado Springs
Manitou
G. D. Bacon
Indianapolis
Ind
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Meeting of Colored Voters
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Virginia Ave
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