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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1901

Page

26

Navy lecture on America and world role by Captain Hobson

Captain Richman F. Hobson of the United States Navy addressed about twenty five hundred people at Tomlinson Hall under Y M C A auspices. He spoke on Our Nation and Its Navy, noting naval exploits from the Revolution through Civil War and Spanish American War, and urged a navy equal to British power to safeguard coastlines and foreign interests. He called America destined to be world arbiter for peace and progress while stressing education and racial issues and praising the Confederates. The talk drew vigorous applause.

Richman FP. Hobson United States Navy Tomlinson Hall Hobson John W. Kern Mediterranean New Orleans South Mississippi River Richmond United States Cette Pia America China Japan India Africa Europe Asia Providence Great Britain North Atlantic Atlantic Gulf Coast South Amer South America Britain Pacific Manila Bay Ireland Santiago Buchanan Farragut Porter Lee Jackson Grant Sherman Alabama Captain Hobson

Smoke Nuisance Dries Up Collars at Local Laundries

Downtown soot from the smoke nuisance draws attention to laundries as more collars are laundered than in summer. Public figures remain silent while haberdashers and laundrymen profit from the problem, and the dull season is disrupted by the added washing load.

Police stop well‑staged pool room break with arrests

Police reported a craps game at Bowman's pool room on Indiana Avenue. About 25 suspects fled through a back door, then via a plate glass window as officers entered. Three men were arrested for loitering and gaming, one with a stolen bat.

Bowman’s Indiana Avenue Hauser Trimpe Baumfuhrer

Goshen church incorporated with Bible and Science and Health rule

The First Church of Christ, Scientist of Goshen was incorporated yesterday by residents of Goshen Elkhart and Nappanee. Its constitution restricts members to the Bible and Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary G Eddy for self instruction and excludes other writings. Trustees include Mrs Kate Thompson Silas Klinem Mrs Francia Sims Mrs Carrie Brown Charles Holt Mrs Mary Shilling and Mrs Narcissa Kline.

First Church of Christ, Scientist Goshen Elkhart Nappanee Mary G. Eddy Kate Thompson Silas Klinem Francia Sims Carrie Brown Charles Holt Mary Shilling Narcissa Kline

Cincinnati singer Miss Mannheimer to give Temple recital

Miss Mannheimer of Cincinnati will present a dramatic recital at the Temple on December the evening program includes selections from grave to gay. She is director of the School of Extension College of Music Cincinnati and was once named as a substitute for Modjeska. Assisting will be Ellis Levy, violinist, and Mrs L Kiser, accompanist.

Miss Mannheimer Cincinnati Temple Modjeska School of Exton College of Music of Cincinnatii Ellis Levy S&s L. Kiser

Supreme Court Clerk Refuses Filing Briefs For Trimming Flaws

The Supreme Court clerk rejected three and a half dozen typewritten briefs yesterday for failing to meet page size rules. Each page was five-eighths inch short in length and width, making the pamphlets unevenly trimmed and improperly bound at two bindery points.

Supreme Court

Arrest of Harry Ohims for embezzling from grocers

Harry Ohims a clerk living at 71 Elm Street was arrested yesterday by Detective Holts charged with embezzling 25 dollars from Pasquier and Hammond grocers on Virginia avenue. He confessed to retaining the money collected for the firm.

Harry Ohms Elm Street Holts Pasquier & Hammond Virginia Avenue

Fifth district sets U. S. revenue record in November

Peoria Illinois reports that total internal revenue collections for November in the Fifth district reached 2,462,078 dollars, a jump of 3479,66 from November 1900, marking a new high for any district in the United States.

Peoria United States

Dramatic Club presents Contrabandista operetta for Harrison fund

The Dramatic Club staged Contra bandista an operetta by Sullivan and Burnand for its own amusement and a benefit performance for the Harrison monument fund. The cast featured Mrs. James M. Leathers as Rita Alvarez and Mrs. Herman Sayles as Inez with Sam D. Miller as Hector Gregg, amid a lively crowd.

Dramatic Club Harrison Monument Fund Sullivan Burnand Punch Propylaeum Edgar A. Morris Hugh McGibeny James M. Leathers Charles Frohman The Rita Alvarez Herman Sayles Inez Sam D. Miller Hector Gregg London Gregg Clinton L. Hare Clarence Martindale Messrs Sharpe Boice Williams George Denny Pans Mr. Johen Milla Mary Foster Martha Foster Eunice Jameson Augusta Jameson Stella Adams Mila Coburn Lucy Taggart

Rev J Tomlinson to preach at Hillside avenue church

City notes report Rev J. Tomlinson will preach at Hillside Avenue Christian Church this morning and evening. Also mentions Meridian Street M E Church sermon series by Rev Joshua Standsfield and various local events and notices.

J. Tomlinson Hillside Avenue Christian Church Charles Martindale Columbia Club Hamilton Burr H. Lieber Company Brookville Jd. Ottis Adams R. P. Hobson Roberts Park John €. Carman Chris Thompson Morgan Denison House Charles A. Skinner Boston Otis Skinner Central Universalist Church New Jersey Fifteenth Streets Lyman Halsey Arlington English Howard Kyle Nathan Hale Halsey William J. Gilray Crown Hill F. A. Blanchard Buffalo Indianapolis John Wagner South Meridian Street Bright Sacred Heart Church Owen Musser Chase Street Dayton John Verrall Verrall Abraham Lincoln School Homer van Wie Mystic Te Quartet Mies Messing Ellis Levy Benton Gauxepoh Miss van Bergen Kendal Charles W. Moores

Police seek owner for horse and buggy tied to Brooks case

Police cannot locate the owner of a horse and buggy found with Fred Brooks, who was arrested on a theft charge. Brooks claimed travel from Cleveland to Indianapolis, but inquiries there found no owner. The case was continued until Thursday. if no owner is found, Brooks may be discharged and the outfit turned over to his attorney.

Fred Brooks Indianapolis Cleveland Brooks Iti

Indiana Fire Underwriters Elect Officers

At a meeting of the Indiana Association of Fire Underwriters officers were elected including President L. J. Wolff state agent of the Royal vice president Danforth Brown agent of the Aetna secretary J. T. Ashbrook executive committee A. K. H. Monroe special agent E. C. McCauley state agent of the Indianapolis Fire and H. F. Waterman special agent of the Northern Assurance.

Indiana Association of Fire Underwriters L. J. Wolff The Royal Danforth Brown Aetna J.T. Ashbrook A. KH. Monroe Queen E. C. McCauley Indianapolis Fire H. F. Waterman Northern Assurance

Fire destroys home of Louis Stinger on Nebraska Street

Early yesterday morning a blaze completely destroyed the residence of Louis Stinger at 1461 Nebraska Street. Investigators say an increase in gas pressure caused the fire. Stinger is employed night shifts.

Louis Stinger Nebraska Street Stinger

Embalmer Pettycrew Arrested in Birmingham

Will W. Pettycerew, an embalmer who vanished along with funds from Flanner and Buchanan, was arrested yesterday in Birmingham Alabama after being located there. A city detective will pursue further action.

Will W. Pettycerew Jane Flanner & Huchanan Birmingham Ala Elity

Brigands of Greece Tapes of Miss Stone Abduction

Paris Letter recounts brigands in Bulgaria and southern Greece allied with Greek war effort. Chief Mavrogenis leads Klephts armed with yataghans, blending patriotism with plunder. Story recalls Archon kidnapping and warns of Miss Stone’s fate amid mountain bands and local peasantry aiding rebels.

Paris New York Miss Stone Europe Bulgaria Greece Legnidas Turkey Mavrogenis Lamia Chomokes Athens Yatughan Smolenski Mavroyenis Kapetanos Karakitron Christopoulos Agia Marina Republic Hellas Thessaly Lataceae Pappakiritzopoulos Mount Othrys Miss Stoune Fustness Olympus I Venturas

Heavy Weight Fabrics With Wool Content and Prices

An itemized list of fabrics including MELTON at 56 inches wide quality 1 veneer at 1.00 and BLACK KERS at 56 inches wide all wool superior finish 1.75, plus senceer dance's at 1.48, BLACK BOADCLOTH S inches wide all wool heavy weight at 1.79 and special pricing noted.

Raglansee Melton Senceer Dance Pudevepeauuhets Roy Tate Seeenee

The Klephtoi Band Leader and Crete Guerrilla Days

In a week among Klephtoi on Crete, Mavrogenis commands with cold authority. His fierce outburst at an Armenian archer and the fear it inspires reveal a ruler who unites danger, loyalty, and raw power within a band of Leftheroi and Kiephtoi. The Cretan chiefs Karaxthron and Christopoulos yield to his will, while the Turkish threat fades into memory amid rough camaraderie and weary resolve.

Margrogenis Mavrogenis Karakiron Christopoulos Suda Canea Iself Dho

Anecdote of Jay Gould in a Missouri village

A Gasconade county clerk recounts meeting Jay Gould and General Manager A. A. Talmadge as villagers urged railroad switch improvements. Gould apologizes to a proud local German store owner, Frederick Buente, after a tense moment. A new switch is completed a week later, earning Buente lifelong admiration for Gould.

Topeka Kan Gasconade County Missouri Gasconade Missouri Pacific Railway Jay Gould A. A. Talmadge Mr. Talmadge Mr. Gould Gould Frederick Buente

Riot in Syrian Colony Leaves One Dead in Omaha

In Omaha Nebraska a riot in the Syrian colony on South Thirteenth street ended with Najeeb Saidy dead from a stabbing and Joe Beardwell severely injured after a quarrel. Beardwell fled and was at large as police questioned seven Syrians believed to have knowledge of the killing.

Omaha Neb South Thirteenth Street Najeeb Saidy Joe Beardwell Beardwell

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