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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1903

Page

2

Mass Meeting Planned by Amalgamated Wood Workers

Preparations for a large mass meeting by organized laboring men of Indianapolis at Masonic Hall are complete and expected to attract the greatest union turnout since Labor Day. The event, led by the Ideal union of the Amalgamated Wood Workers, features James O Grady as the principal speaker, along with other prominent labor leaders and officials from related unions.

Organized Labor Meet Peesident Dennis’ Mulcahey Chi Anuleahey Amalted Wood of America Lewis William B Samuel Sexton Mine Workers James Lynch The Nival Union United Offers and Joiners Fisher International Union W. Carter Fireman's Thad Carpenters’ District Edward Labor Union

Mistaken Identity Claim In Dunn City Controller Row

Howard Smock denies city controller Jacob Pratt Dunn made statements about his office that are not factual. Smock, a sprinkling inspector under Lockwalter, says Dunn suggested his assistants failed to report each morning and that work was unsatisfactory, calling it a case of mistaken identity. Smock cites letters from Indianapolis friends and asserts inspectors were assigned to review complaints and city sprinkling duties.

Pacific Jacob Pratt Dunn Howard Smock Lockwalter Los Angeles Cal Dunn Mr. Smock Indianapolis Counsden Tib W Brown

Test shows stoker consumes all smoke at Century Building

The Huff smoke consumer tested in Century building power plant yesterday afternoon burned about half a ton of coal per hour per boiler, consuming nearly all smoke with a 175 foot stack emitting little. Management praised the device and planned wider installation across the five boilers.

Huff Huff Brothers Weston

Memorial Service of Indianapolis Elks Draws Large Audience

The Indianapolis lodge of Elks held annual memorial exercises at English's Opera House with J A Sammis of Le Mars Ia delivering the address. Col Russell B Harrison read the dead list. music by Christ Church choir featured solos by Bessie Scott of Oshkosh Wis and a full program praising unity beyond creed amid calls for patriotism and civic duty.

Indianapolis A. G. Leedy My Redeemer My Lord Bessie Scott Oshkosh Wis Joseph Wilde W. H. Howard O. D. Walker Eva Jeffries Charles D. Green Col Russell B. Harrison Herman Fromeyer George A. Woodford Frank B. Burke John E. Foley W. E. Kleinsmith Richard W. Berent Valentine Fahrbach Harry B. Hill Henry Cavett Sammis Order of Elks

Elastic Bookcase Shines in Homes and Offices

We represent The Globe Wernicke Bookcases and showcase their wide appeal. From cottage libraries to mansions, the Elastic Bookcase blends with surroundings and is valued more than any other bookcase.

Desk letter seals and bookmarks with new sterling mounting

Describes ebony, sterling, stag horn and pearl handled desk letter seals with silver mounting from 20c to $1.50. Book marks in pearl with new sterling mounting 5¢ and up. Cut and opalescent glass inkstands mounted in gold silver enamel brass or nickel.

Bound library set of classic author titles for sale

A catalog listing over 350 cloth bound volumes of the world’s greatest authors. Strong construction and neat appearance promise durability and steady use, appealing to readers seeking a substantial, stylish library addition.

Fountain pens and Waterman models arrive in store

There is no fountain pen as fine as the Waterman. We have good ones at 0.00 to 1.50, warranted. Waterman's Ideal costs from 2.50 up. We have just received some beautiful new pens in gold and silver mountings.

Waterman

Patriotism and progress echo in civic farewell ceremonies

A speaker urged united intelligent patriotism to solve postwar challenges, warning against partisanship. He stressed education and free institutions as recruiting stations for progress, noting steam and electricity reshaped society. The event closed with a doxology and a benediction by Bert L. Feibleman in the regular chaplain's absence.

Troy Army of American Progress Lodge Bert L. Feibleman

Indianapolis & Northwestern Traction Adds New Service

The Indianapolis & Northwestern Traction line will operate a special flyer from Indianapolis to Lafayette starting tomorrow morning leaving at 4 o clock. It serves Journal subscribers along the route with regular fares. Lebanon, Frankfort, and Lafayette stops occur at 5 10 a m 5 40 a m and 6 30 a m respectively. The line boasts fine rolling stock and growing passenger business.

Indianapolis & Northwestern Traction Indianapolis Lafayette Journal Lebanon Frankfort Indianapolis & Northwestern

Suzanne Adams Recital of the Year in Music

Local season highlight presents Mme Suzanne Adams from the Metropolitan Opera House with cellist Karl Grienauer of Vienna and pianist Ward Stephens in a Claypool Hotel Assembly Room recital. The program features works for cello and piano and vocal pieces with Adams, Grienauer, and Stephens.

Claypool Mme Suzanne Adams Metropolitan Opera House Karl Grienauer Vienna Ward Stephens Mme. Adams Jaques Bouhy Paris Paris Grand Opera Juliet Marguerite Gilda Mme, Adams Maurice Grau Covent Garden London America Chicago United States Karl Griensner Court Opera Turin Theodore Thomas Walter Damrosch Stephens Grienauer Faust Gounod Massenet ASR Mmn Woz Csatonnsqeedser Oeeees Piattl

Harvard Clubs Consider Indianapolis as Convention City

Harvard President Charles W. Eliot presided over the seventh Harvard Clubs convention in St. Louis. Indianapolis delegates invite a future meeting here, with Hugh McK Landon elected secretary. Holiday rail fares to major cities offered with specific sale dates and return limits through January 1904, via Big Four offices.

Charles W. Eliot Harvard University Associated Harvard Clubs St. Louis Indianapolis Hugh McK. Landon Central Passenger Association Big Four East Washington Street Union Station H. M. Bronson

The Overland Limited Luxury Train Advertisement

The Overland Limited offers daily Chicago to San Francisco and West Coast routes via the Chicago & Northwestern Railway. Luxurious electric lighted service with private compartments and multiple cars. Contact N. M. Breeze Cincinnati for rates and reservations. other ads announce wines and coal orders.

Chicago & Northwestern Railway Chicago San Francisco Los Angeles Portland California N. M. Breeze Vine Street Cincinnati

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