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The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1902

Page

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Tribute to Harlan Dinner Honoring Eminent Jurist

A tribute dinner honors Mr. Harlan, marking twenty five years on the United States Supreme Court bench. The President delivers an address praising the court and its justices, thanking Harlan in the name of all the people for his example and influence for the good.

United States Supreme Court Mr. Harlan Justice Harlan Supreme Court Harlan MacVeagh America Republic Washington Supreme Court of the United States New Willard Hotel John Marshall Harlan Knox Wayne MacVeagh Richard D. Harlan Lake Forest James 8. Harlan Porto Rico John Maynard Harlan Chicago Roosevelt Court of Claims Auarter Supreme Court of the Land Court Kentucky Justice John Mason Brown Sumter Union Border States Clay Crittendens Blairs Thomas Wowork Massachusetts Illinois Iowa Virginia Luke Wright Philippine Islands Liél

Justice Harlan Banquet Tribute Highlights Patriotism

A Willard Hotel dinner honors Justice John Marshall Harlan for 25 years on the Supreme Court. President Roosevelt extols his fearless citizenship and judicial influence, while MacVeagh presides and family witnesses applaud.

Saloon Case Nears License Revocation in Indianapolis

In a downtown case, Stout's saloon faced questions over liquor sales in gardens and Sunday service. Witnesses described garden activity, and officials argued Stout defied police orders while defending orderly conduct and open view from the street. Mayor Bookwalter planned a decision, with possible license revocation, as Stout’s parent company American Brewing Company watched.

Stout on Stand Denies Wrongdoing at Beer Garden Hearing

Wesley A. Stout testified before Mayor Bookwalter that his saloon at 146 West Market Street operated with orderly hours and no liquor law violations. He said women have right to buy a drink, that he enforced police orders, and that only a few women entered the garden while noting past closures and permissions from mayoral authorities.

Wesley A. Stout Stout West Market Street Mqnor T. P. Kiser Ritter Bouht Mr. Ritter Taggart Bookwalter Hhe William Milam Bart

War Fleet Seized in Venezuela by Britain and Germany

Castries Venezuela dispatch reports the combined British and German fleet seizing the four Venezuelan warships in the harbor at Caracas. An ultimatum was to be delivered the next day demanding compliance with British and German ministers' demands. President Castro vows to enforce his country's rights and denounces British claims as unjust while ordering foreigners detained. U S interests are represented by Bowen handling British and German interests and the case involves Laguayra.

London Caracas Venezuela Washington Castro Germany England United States Bowen State Department Senor Pulido Caracas-Laguayra Great Britain Corcas Valencia

Victory for Sumner White Squadron Captures Mayaguez

Admiral Sumner commands the white squadron with Iowa Illinois Albany and Chicago. Mayaguez harbor mined after capture at 6 40 am. Nashville Eagle report Atlanta San Francisco last seen off Ponce. Blue squadron led by Admiral Higginson failed to stop the maneuver.

Mayaguez Porto Rico Sumner Iowa Illinois Albany Chicago Nashville The Eagle Atlanta San Francisco Ponce Trinidad Higginson Guayanilla Ensenada Culebra Crowninshield Mona Passage Olympia Cincinnati Detroit Montgomery Mayaguez Harbor Blue Ao Viequez Dora

Five Hurt In Streetcar Freight Collision On Michigan Street

Five persons were injured when a Big Four freight train struck East Michigan street car No. 199 at Michigan street and L E W tracks around 7:20 PM. Motorman Edgar Hagee and student Seward Lemon sustained serious cuts and bruises. others, including George Galloway and Edward Brennan, had lighter injuries. Conductor George Elkins did not see the oncoming locomotive due to a shadow from an electric light arm. All passengers were hurt but none fatally. They were treated at City Hospital. relief efforts aided victims at the scene.

Edgar Hagee North Illinois Street Seward Lemon Woodruff Place Robert B. Cloud Beville Avenue George E. Galloway East Michigan Street Edward Brennan Middle Drive East Michigan Michigan Street Shortridge High School D. A. Lemon City Hospital East Hagee Young Lemon Michael Brennan Indianapolis Gas Company George Elkins Elkins Eddie Brennan Brennan Ead George Galloway James Dunn East Mchigan Street Charles Off Michigan Pine Streets John A. Devine F. A. Heiner North Pine Street Dunn Mr. Off Lemon A. B. Meyer & Co Kruger White Giblin Boy-lan Hagerman East Washington Street Warren Lemon E. L. McNeff Bellefontaine Ohio Streets Henry Golnigh South Illinois Street

Suspended Havana mayor amid strike investigation

Emilio Nunez the civil Governor of Havana suspends Mayor Clarrill amid court probes of usurpation of power tied to a recent strike. Councilman Guevara jailed for sedition. other labor leaders arrested. City workers oppose arrests as Cuban veterans’ pledge is cited. secret meetings occur as police mobilize.

Havana Emilio Nunez Senor Clarrill Sereen Guevara Central Labor Committee

Whale strike halts Sierra near Pacific

The steamship Sierra returning from Australia reports a whale collision on November 4 while steaming at sixteen knots. The whale’s back was broken, its body lodged on the stem briefly, causing a momentary stop and a quick backtrack before the creature freed itself.

San Francisco Australia

Woman Burned To Death At 1703 Arsenal Avenue

Mrs. Sarah Bond aged seventy six died two hours after suffering severe burns when a newspaper fell into a grate and ignited her clothing at her home on Arsenal Avenue. She lived alone and was an aunt of Dr. J. T. McShane. The blaze spread to tapestries before firefighters arrived, and an ambulance was delayed. Burial plans set for Hamilton County Noblesville. no children survive.

Sarah Bond Arsenal Avenue City Hospital Bond J. T. McShane Goodwin

Four Killed At Crossing Near Findlay Ohio

Mrs J C Nealy and her two daughters aged eleven and nine and a seven year old son were struck by an east bound Baltimore and Ohio train one mile west of North Baltimore Ohio this afternoon. The girl’s body was found atop the first coach as the train entered North Baltimore. The mother and daughters died instantly while the boy survived thirty minutes. The family had been shopping in North Baltimore and a Bewees Crossing obstruction blocked the view of the track.

North Baltimore Bewees Crossing

Woman Sheriff Escorts Prisoners to State Prison

Mrs. Ernest F. Burmeister, wife of the Dane county sheriff, handcuffed to two convicts Burt Holmes and George Fredericks, took them to the State Prison at Waupun with a .38 revolver in her coat pocket. The dirigido act marks a historic moment in Beate for a woman performing such a duty.

Madison Wis Burt Holmes George Fredericks Ernest F. Burmeister Dane County Waupun

Germans and British Seized in Caracas by Castro

In Caracas today all German and British subjects were arrested amid tensions linked to Venezuela's dispute with Germany and Britain. The action signals potential U.S. involvement as representatives seek to protect interests, with officials citing a retaliatory context and evolving diplomatic complications.

Castro Says Venezuela Seeks Settlement of Claims

President Castro told the Associated Press in Miraflores Palace that Venezuela has not received a formal ultimatum but has received requests from Great Britain and Germany. He argued Britain’s action is unjustified, Venezuela aims to restore order, and a November 3 decree set up a committee for pending claims, which has seen no submissions or rejections. He pledged to enforce Venezuela’s rights and explain that laws have not denied justice.

Caracas Venezuela Castro Associated Press Miraflores Great Britain Germany Ated

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