Auditing Underway on Consumers Gas Trust Books
Experts from American Audit Company arrive in Chicago to examine Consumers Gas Trust Company ledgers. A trustee committee, including Folsom and Kothe, supervises progress as they decide how far back to extend the audit. A thorough report is anticipated for the board meeting Tuesday along with updates on a new gas well and pressure figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Audit Company
Chicago
Philip Pedro
F. L. Young
Consumers’ Gas Trust Company
Es Folsom
Henry Kothe
Alexander
Folsom
Committee of Trustees
Board of
Ues
Allisonyville
Council finance panel eyes hospital wing changes
Health board and Council finance committee with Mayor Holtaman reviewed needed alterations to the City Hospital new wing. Fishback Shea and Rhodes toured the facility and discussed a special ordinance to appropriate about 1500 to 2000 dollars to cover changes, with a plan to rush passage for immediate use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Board
Council Finance Committee
Holtaman
City Hospital
Fishback
Shea
Rhodes
The
of Health
Veterans Petition for Pension Legislation
From G A R headquarters at the State house copies of a resolution are sent to posts for signing and forwarding to Congress. The resolution endorses a service pension bill for Civil War survivors aged 62 or older with a $12 monthly pension and a similar amount to eligible widows, urging Indiana senators and representatives to support enactment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Statehouse
Grand Army of the Republic
Francisco
Cal
C. Black
Congress
Indiana
Grand Army of the
Congress of the United States
Bank liable for funds lost to cashier defalcation finding
Appellate Court reversed the judgment in Gas Born against the People's National Bank of Washington. The decision holds a bank must pay a depositor who is tricked into signing a receipt for his money, related to cashier Davis and the bank in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s National Bank of Washington
Co. Davis
People's
Ste
Ari
Christmas Market Boosts Hospital Fund in Phoebe Society Money
The Phoebe Society’s Christmas market, opened yesterday in Tomlinson Hall, drew strong patronage from city business leaders. Proceeds will support Deaconess Hospital. The event runs today and tomorrow with turkey dinners and a musical program tonight featuring the Social Turners. A long list of booths and volunteers are named, including Needlework, Apron, Doll, Goods, Furniture, Grocery, Candy and Lemonade, Ice Cream, Coffee and Oyster, and several tables and a fishpond staffed by local ladies.
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Tomlinson Hall
Phoebe Society
Deaconess Hospital
Social Turners
Mesdames E. Base
M. Kern
J. Graul
H. Roepke
J. C. Peters
E. Schwenk
Mrs. D. Aldag
P. F. Nestel
W. Adams
John Aldag
G. Schnull
M. Oldendorf
L. Berger
J. C. Gardner
Chris Bernhehr
Charles Broich
G. H. Kientie
Apron Booth
Charles Prange
K. Amthor
W. Zwicker
L. Ziegler
K. Grasow
BE. Vogt
F. Beauler
Heddrich
K. Schweikle
K. Haining
M. Thiele
Charles Heun
M. Baener
Doll
Ot. Booth
H. Maurer
W. Kri
E. Wiese
E. Rinne
H. M. Schaeffer
G.foster
M. Hirschmann
E. Kloepper
8. Greenest
L. Paull
W. Lahmann
C. Wagner
L. Raschbacher
B. Deward
J. Schumacher
B. Klanke
John Schmidt
Miss Buschmann
L. Beerman
Rennegarde
E. Prange
Edward Kramer
Matthews
H. Reger
E. Schlafe
D. Niemann
Eve Hensoon
H. Niemeyer
A. Albrecht
B. Forster
E . Ernestberger
L. C. Beermann
Mrs. J. Mc
Mesdames J. Walker
Lichtenauer
K. Fabrion
H. Bente i. Ruske
Dythnaris
K. Kener
E. Ae
Es Band
Wellman
A. Amos
Nberger
Bernhardt
F. Kottick
Ottleski
M. Normann
Buscher
M. Mowwe
Mrs. C. Schwenk
Mesdames B. Woessner
P. Luther A. Goth
A. Ee E. Stolte
Troskeulmann
K. On
Sleigh Bells Ring On Indianapolis Streets
Snow fell lightly through the afternoon and evening in Indianapolis as sleigh owners took to downtown streets. The mild wet snow provided slick walks and good sleighing around the Circle, with more snow expected by the weather forecast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
The Christmas Spirit on the Indianapolis Journal Page
The December 12 1903 issue highlights contributions by H L V Parkhurst Cyrus Townsend Brady and Carolyn Wells on the Christmas page with a star guiding scene The second page features W W Denslow Santa Claus in the Glad Lands with a colorful animal parade The third page offers Martha McCulloch Williams Christmas in a Bark Camp and notes other features including Christmas dinners and fashion pictures
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H. L. V. Parkhurst
Cyrus Wnsend Brady
Carolyn Wells
Parkhurst
Brady
Miss Wells
Santa Claus
Santa Claus In the Glad Lands
W. W. Densiow
W. W. Denslow
Merry Mountain
Red Hood
Mary
Letter
Martha McCulloch Williams
Knickerbocker
Tennessee
Hard Fights Over One Dollar Wheat At Equity Convention
The first annual convention of the American Society of Equity met in Indianapolis with delegates from five states and letters from 114 organizers praising growth. Members raised the state fee to 1 annually and planned wider nationwide advertisement while proposing department notice and publishing The Third Power by president J. A. Everitt. Officers and a long slate of directors and organizers were elected, and plans for the coming year were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Society of Equity
Indianapolis
Department of Agriculture
Roosevelt
J. A. Everitt
Seldon R. Williams
Fort Worth
Tex
Eli A. Hirshfield
R. C. Bertrand
Crystal Springs
Ark
Henry A. Risely
Camden
Ind
John Burton
Trenton
Hon
W. W. Stevens
Salem
Charles L. B. Mills
Cooperton
C. T
Thomas W. Carr
Arta
Ala
Andrew Snyder
New London
J. C. McClure
Manhattan
Edward Bittle
Lisbon
Branson
Lincoln
Neb
Charles Reiner
Riverside
Cal
William Ranch
Tribune
Kan
William Butterfield
Independence
Erastus Jones
Clide
N. C
Samuel Bittle
Cresslon
Steadman
Judson
O. T
C. A. Brewster
Carlisle
A. R. Carhart
Trempeleau
Wis
Charles Weatherby
Sterling
Iil
Charles Hughes
Dixon
J. N. Hike
Colby
T. N. Luce
Kalama- 200
Mich
L. Henry
Morgansfield
John B. Cambros
Morganfield
Edward W. Hayes
Arlington
James Butler
Topeka
R. B. Scarborough
Conway
D. C
C. Hayes Taylor
Gillaspie
Henry Burns Geer
Nashton
Enn
James Barlow
Plainfield
L. N. Staats
St. Jacobs
Poor Relief and Anatomy Law Questioned by Trustees
The attorney general explains township trustees may aid poor families in burial even when bodies would go to public expense. Delivery to the anatomical board requires the body to be unclaimed for 24 hours and in possession of a designated person. Financial status alone does not authorize or bar delivery or burial aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of State Charities
Attorney General's Department
Schirmeyer
Wayne Township
Allen County
Butler
Gene
Anatomical Board
Katherine Home Managers Hold Charity Sale
The Katherine Home for Aged Women conducted a sale yesterday at president Mrs. John C. Wright's East Vermont Street home to raise funds. Aprons, handkerchiefs, dolls, and homemade candies drew many supporters with expected proceeds around $100. The committee included officers and directors such as Mrs. Wright, Mrs. Hervey Bates, Mrs. David Braden, and Miss Margaret Hamilton among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Home For
John C. Wright
East Vermont Street
Friends of the Home
Wright
Hervey Bates
David Braden
John C. New
James E. McCullough
John Oscar Henderson
Margaret Hamilton
George W. Bloan
George T. Evans
Agnes DeVay
Edward H. Dean
Charles E. Kregele
Fannie Wood Morrison
W. J. Brown
Louis H. Levey
Morris M. Townley
Harry S. New
Nettle Stewart
Art Association Names New Officers in Indianapolis
Mrs Laura F Hodges longtime supporter elected president succeeding Hugh H Hanna whose resignation as president and director was accepted last month Halvey C Ives director of the St Louis Art Museum and fine arts head was in the city for talks with the building committee and directors on plans for the Herron art building likely to begin early spring architects Vonnegut and Ilabm praised the detailed plans in a warm appraisal
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura F. Hodges
Art Association of Indianapolis
Hodges
Hugh H. Hanna
Halvey C. Ives
St. Louis Art Museum
Herron Art
Ives
Vonnegut
T C Steeles Exhibit At H Liebers Galleries
An exhibit of paintings by T C Steele opens today featuring Oregon coast and Brookville Indiana scenes. The show runs for a week at the H Lieber Company galleries 24 West Washington street. Also notes a buckwheat flavor product by Mr. Austin as a purchase reminder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Coast
Brookville
Ind
T. C. Steele
Mr. Steele
Armenians in the City Tie Afarion Case to Turkish Tyranny
Three Armenian storekeepers Krikor Movsesian O Gulesarian and Ardashes Keleian explain their Turkish oppression taxes and massacres of relatives while noting Afarion is an American citizen. They recount arrests payoffs and fear as Turkish policy harms Armenians in both Turkey and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Channel Affarion
Alexandretta
Turkey
United States
Messrs
Krikor Movsesian
O. Gulesarian
Ardashes Keleian
Journal
Mr. Kelefan
Movsesian
Guleserian
Twen
Ego Oe Sae
Oan
Armenian National Union
Armenia
Pn Ag
Menier Wateoeetan Te Seaaen
Sainte Gram Eens
Wabash Improvement Names List of Vice Presidents
Mr. Frank O. Fitton and the Wabash River Improvement Association announce a slate of vice presidents from along the Wabash river. Appointees include W. W. Alder of Lafayette. A. R. Colburn of Michigan City. H. L. Kramer of Kramer Indiana. H. H. Hullman of Terre Haute. Joshua Earnest of Sullivan. Thomas H. Adams of Vincennes. Theodore G. Risley of Mt. Carmel. E. P. Richardson of Petersburg. Edwyn E. Watts of Princeton. E. P. Bowman of Grayville. Manuel Cronbach of Mt. Vernon. and Capt. R. A. Reardon of Shawneetown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank O. Fitton
Wabash River Improvement Association
Wabash River
W. W. Alder
Commercial Club
Lafayette
Ind
A. R. Colburn
Michigan City
H. L. Kramer
Sterling Remedy Company
Mudlavia Springs
Kramer
H. H. Hullman
Terre Haute
Joshua Earnest
Sullivan, Ind
Thomas H. Adams
Vincennes Commercial
Vincennes
Theodore G. Risley
American National Bank
Mt. Carmel
Ill
E. P. Richardson
Petersborg
Edwyn E. Watts
Princeton
E. P. Bowman
Grayville, DL
Manuel Cronbach
Mt. Vernon
Capt
R. A. Reardon
Shawneetown
State county receipts and costs amid 192 figures and meetings
The State statistician reports county cash flows for 192 with total receipts of 9,311,672.61 and expenditures of 97,358,793.46 across 92 counties. Marion County shows receipts 790,027.46 and expenditures 638,320.86. Deputy Scott notes 228.10 hours spent compiling county reports. A Butler Oratorical Association meeting planned the State contest with Charles F. McElroy as the Butler representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County
Scott
Butler Oratorical Association
College Chapel
Butler
Charles F. McElroy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Board of Directors
Veterans Petition
A. R
Washington Institution
Davis
MUSIC
Indianapolis Journal
Everitt
Agricultural Department
Weet
H. W. Miller
Indianapol
Mark P. Turmer
C. 0. Drayton
E. N. Ballimburg
A. H. Miller
Clermont
John Auld
Forsythe
Katherine
ART Association
Mr. Austin
Wassans
Persia
Kermanshah
Tabriz
Gulistan
Koala Mohair
Hyderabad
Savalan
Middle West
Daghestan
Shirvan
Golden East
Ferraghan
Iran
Kazak
Shiraz
H. P. Wasson & Company
Walrus
Mae Barry
Alaska
Dent
Perrin
Lefi
Ireland
Affarion
Uncle Sam
Wabash
the Starr Piano Co
Indiana's Representative Piano House
Pennsylvania Street
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