Harney urges Democrats to sit out next year
James F. Harney of Montgomery County, a Jeffersonian Democrat and former circuit judge, argues the party should not nominate a ticket next year or maintain an organization. He predicts Republicans will err and that trust and labor issues will dominate the next campaign, urging patience until after the general election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Harney
Montgomery County
Mr. Harney
Repubiican
Harney
Uncle Jim
Supreme Court
English
Bryan
Jefferson
John King
Terre Haute
Tom Jefferson
Tom
Down
Democratic Party
Senate
Millinery trends probe why brisk season lagged
Reluctant millinery buyers puzzled by mild weather and ready-to-wear hats cutting into sales. R M Stratton cites warm spring, large stock, and cheaper hats as factors. He predicts a brisk spring with large shapes, many flowers and roses, less plumes, and abundant fancy silks and braid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Stratton
Chicago
English
K. Stenttan
Oil development grows in Grant county near Jonesboro
KE H Neal postmaster at Jonesboro said the oil industry is expanding rapidly in Grant county. A local firm leased 199 acres five months ago and has since doubled investment, now with six wells and a derrick. Production runs about 17 barrels a day, worth roughly 140 dollars daily. A buyer offered to pay four dollars on the dollar invested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KE. H. Neal
Jonesboro
Grant County
Jones
European travels alter Fort Wayne judge views on America
Robert S. Taylor of Fort Wayne described his European tour to Denison Hotel guests. He praised England’s farming comforts and London growth, while Switzerland’s scenery impressed him but Switzerland edged out by only a little. He warned about predicting the next congressional race outcome and noted Judge Haker’s circuit appointment prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switzerland
Robert S. Taylor
Fort Wayne
Denison
Taylor
Europe
America
England
London
United States
Switzer
Hig
Iow
Robinson
Mr. Taylor
Bodies
Lecture on orchestration by Miss Faulkner precedes Thomas concert
Miss Anne Shaw Faulkner of Chicago lectured at Starr music store on orchestral grouping and instrument roles to prepare audiences for the Chicago Orchestra under Theodore Thomas. She explained the bassoon, French horn, trumpet and clarinet, discussed Weber Oberon motifs, Wagner, Strauss, Chopin, and praised the Thomas ensemble as the world's greatest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Shaw Faulkner
Chicago
Thomas Orchestra
Starr Music
Tomlinson Hall
Faulkner
Weber
Oberon
Huon
Bordeaux
Titania
Puck
Sir Huon
Paul Teichert
Miss Faulkner
Richard Wagner
Mr. Teichert
Valhalla
Richard Strauss
Strauss
Sorrento
Chopin
MISS ADAMS TO SING JULIETTE IN ROMEO AND JULIETTE
Suzanne Adams will replace Sybil Sanderson as Juliette in Tomlinson Hall tomorrow afternoon due to Sanderson’s throat trouble. Adams, an American singer from Cambridge, trained in Paris and London, has sung major roles at the Paris Opera and in London. The Gray Opera Company arrives today and stage carpenters begin preparing the Tomlinson Hall set tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suzanne Adams
Sybil Sanderson
Juliette
Tomlinson Hall
Miss Sanderson
Paris
New York
Miss Adams
Cambridge
Mass
Jacques Bouchy
Opera Comique
Paris Opera
Gilda
Marguerite
Nice
Margaret of Navarre
London
Michaela
Eurydice
Donna Elvira
Buckingham Palace
Jean
Edouard de Reszke
Queen Victoria
Adsor
Gray Opera Company
Chinese Exclusion Proposals Advance in Senate Panel
The Pacific coast Senate special committee hears amendments by Representative Coombs on Chinese deportation and exclusion. Proposals target highbinders and exclude Chinese from Hawaii or other U S possessions from landing or remaining in the United States. Also notes Schley court progress, commerce committee reorganizations, and President Roosevelt reviewing the White House parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pacific Coast
Representative Coombs
California
United States
Coombs
Immigration Bureau
Philippines
Hawaii
Senate Approves Dec 19 to Jan 6 1902 Holiday Recess
Senate favorably reports the House holiday recess from December 19 to January 6 1902 and passes a resolution directing free distribution of the Congressional Record to libraries nationwide. Additional items note reports on food adulteration, Philippine tariff policy, Boer War liaison with Roosevelt, a White House dinner, and a Kiowa Comanche and A Indian lands disbursement injunction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Allison
Committee On Appropriations
House
Hoar
Committee On Printing
Mason
Committee On Manufactures
Samuel Pearson
South Africa
Roosevelt
Senate Democrats Withhold Committee Seats From McLaurin Wellington
In Washington on December 12 the Democratic leaders told Republicans the minority will not provide committee slots for Senators McLaurin or Wellington. Republican members plan to assign these two to committee places. Delos K. Lone Wolf leads Kiowa as petitioners in a District Supreme Court matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Schley Court of Inquiry
Navy Department
Department
Long
Admiral Dewey
Lemly
Senate Committee On Commerce
Senator Berry
Senator Vest
Frye
Hanna
Acrement of Commerce
Nelson
Clay
Revenue Cutter Service
Gallinger
Penrose
Turner
District Supreme Court
Delos K. Lone Wolf
Senate
McLaurin
Wellington
SOCIAL NOTES OF THE CHEVALIER CLUB EVENTS
The Chevalier Club hosts a dancing evening with guests Miss Field of California Miss Bollenbacher of Bloomington Mrs. Tevis visits Dr Moore of Moore's Hill College on campus and more social gatherings including tea and church society meetings across Indianapolis revealing a busy season of hospitality and marriage announcements.
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Miss Field
California
E. C. Thompson
Chicago
W. Douglas
Providence
R. L
Will McWard
Atlantic
Lillian Jones
Connersville
J. A. Sutcliffe
James R. Henry
St. Louis
Emma Louise Copeland
Allegheny City
Pittsburg
Lucia
Elizabeth Ray
Ethlyn_ Phipps
Baltimore
Florence de Pauw
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of
Roberts Park Church
D. P. Winnings
East Nineteenth Street
Ladies’ Society of the Maennercher
Charles Balke
Young Women's Missionary Society of the
Second Presbyterian Church
St. Clair Parry
North Meridian Street
Florence Cothrell
Miss Plowman
Miss Allen
Evansville
Marjorie Taylor
Over
John W. Jones
McCrea
Bonnie Prince Charlie
Miss Finch
Edgar Evans
Fletcher
George F. Gookin
Grace Gookin
William E. Karslake
First Presbyterian Church
Alabama
Joseph F. Clay
Lyman Louis
Sam Fuller
St. David's Church
George M. Lazarus
Olivia E. Smith
S. Sargent
Charles M. Smith
Highland Place
Lazarus
West Twenty-first Street
Shireman—Allen
John R. Allen
College Avenue
Martha Frances Allen
Max Shireman
Martinsville
Ford Smock
M. Allen
Elsie
Ethel Allen
Mary Langdon
Opal Voris
Alice Allen
Rose Elliott
Ora Gray
Ira Gliddin
Maria Shireman
J. S. Wilhite
Carl Nutter
Eugene Shireman
Pearcy
Cc. W. Grivis
W. E. Nutter
H. H. Avery
George Brown
Mary
Harriet Nutter
E. L. Brown
H. B. Lisk
Mount Auburn
Shireman
East Washington Street
Rogers
James N. Rogers
Gustave A. Becker
Charlies A. Wallingford
Han
Ueetta Ohr
Anna Louise Rogers
Florence Rogers
Ethel Reeves
Charles E. Coffin
C. F. Sayles
Theodore Potter
Git
A. J. Gardner
J. A. McCullough
George Pangborn
Lafayette Page
Hanford Newell Rogers
Little—Dewey
Indianapolis Journal
Cicero
Ind
N. B. Dewey
J. Burdette Little
Carrie
Dewey
Erwin
Methodist
Greencastle
De Pauw _ University
Little
Indianapolis
Lebanon
Frankfort
Tipton
Noblesville
Huntington
Loeb—Dorr
Albany
N. Y
Katherine W. Dorr
William Loeb, Jr
Roosevelt
Emanuel Baptist Church
W. D. Buttrick
Theodore Roosevelt
Stanley—Charles
Richmond
Dee
Carl W. Stanley
Emma Cherles
John Charles
Cherles
Hannah W Stanley
Mid- Motown
List of Letters Remaining in Indianapolis Postoffice
The Indianapolis postoffice lists letters undelivered as of Thursday December 12 1901 with instructions to claim within two weeks or they go to the dead letter office. The notice names many correspondents including Anderson Miss Bell Adkinson Mrs G Burks Miss Edna M Byerly and dozens more with guidance on proper addressing and return requests. The closing line cites GEO. F. M. GINNIS P. M. dated December 11 1901.
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B. C
Flossi Erwin
Alice
Ederkin
M. D. Follis
Ider
French
Louis. Fisher
Lottie
Ferguson
Cecl Francer
Mazzie
Green
Jos
W. Forth
Bessie
Gwin
Stay Greeley
Delia
Groff
Edna
Grondy
Mattie
George
Nettie. Good
John. Hughes
May. Hayes
Madge
Helms
Mann
Heinan
Eliz
Soliman
Eliaughes
Mattie. Humes
Jennie Henley
H. Huffman
Haz Hamilton
Mabel. Holley
Louisa. Hough
Maria. Harvey
Matie
James
W. D
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J. F. Harney
Roby
de Kalb
Supreme Weh
Germany
H. F. Black
Porter County
Gillett
Sameme
Francis E. Baker
BE. H. Walcott
Walcott
Columbia Club
A. Dey
New Brunswick
Spencer House
Allen Zollars
Grand Hotel
Af Wayne
Robert Hanna
Representativeobinson
ER. H. Neal
Tellx
Hix
Miss Faukner
Thomas
Giran Opera Company
Miss Adams AS
Senate Proceedings
Schley Case Report
Navy
Committee On Commerce
White House
Alice Roosevelt
General Gillespie
Pennsylvania Avenue
Proceedings of
the Senate
Philippine Bill Reports
Payne
Ways and Means
Richardson
Tennessee
Pauncefote
Choate
Burrows
Kean
Hill
Corbin
Littauer
W. R. Cruger
Gage
Treasury
Congress
Personal and
Chevalier Club
Emer B. Rhoads
Ella. Rodbuck
Eva B. Rehan
Alberta
Riley
Nancy. Schmidt
Franziska. Sanders
Annie. Spriggs
Maude
Skinnen
Spencer
Stuckwick
Sre
Eat
Stracey
C. EB. Seng
Celia
Sareen
Amana
Scott
Nellie
Smith
Mamie
Stevenson
Eunice
Sovercol
Victor
Spearer
Mina
Thames
Edith
Shattie
Lella E. ‘Thorn
Nettie
Ethel. Wood
Mary. Wolf
Lula
iStakefield
Creela
Williams
Amos
Williamson
Sarah Walker
Feldman
Henry
Fulton
Mack
Jordan
Gardner
Ben. Gehring
Wm. Goodloe
Gulley
Daniel. Gray
John A. Hugher
Missa Henderson
J. Horx
Herbert
Trayes
Hedrick
Sandy
Harring
Wm. Hammond
H. Huff
Robert B. Hicks
A. J. Howard
P. Hil
Chas
Hunter
Howard
Hodell
Hopewell
Oe Hunter
M. Hunter
F. T. Howard
Preston
Johnson
Clifford
Jolly
Louis
Will. Jones
Elias B. Johnson
Edgar
Joe. Moore
James M. McLaughlin
E. A
Morris
Manchester
Earl
Markie
P. Millom
Fate
Mellvain
A. T. McClure
D. Mcetaffery
Edd
M-Can
John
Cey
Nowling
Newsum
Dan
Orwick
Curtis
Pursell
Alban W. Phillips
Louie
Palmer
J. A
Mrs
E. Lardeuter
B. Payne
R. J. Pursell
J. H. Parsons
Frank. Rowan
John. Rice
W. C. Beasley
George. Rhodes
R. B. Redden
Jack. Robinson
Chas. Rhodes
R. B. Strickland
W. S. Schaefer
Ernest A. Schloss
Leon
Schultz
Chas. Swans
C. M. Bsherey
Clive
Stephenson
J. H. Sweat
J. H. Staley
Fred. Sauler
Dez. Smith
Sea Es
Milton
Sto E. Co. Smith
Frank. Thompson
N. R. Tracy
John. Teetor
Ralph E. Woodruff
Dea
Bassett
Wilson
Wain
Am. Wheel Co
Indpls
Hide Co
Rescher Bros
Ill
Butterine Co
Commis
Worlds Fair
Desk
Central Correspondence
Cabinet Co
Law School
Kemrouter Sup
Derbey Game Journal
L. F. M. F. Eagle Mfg
McKiney & Co
A. W. Ms & Son
Irith Tea Co
McDowell System
Handy Washer Co
Nonpareil Beereatt Co
Hood & Co
Reeves Mfg Howe Inv
Royal Co-operative Co
Hot Stove Food Co
Williamston & Co. Ii
Minnie, Meiden
Wm. H. Wing
T. R. Geo
F. M.ginnis
P. M
Muellerschoen
H. T. Conde Implement Co
West
Washington St
State House
Garland
Co. Koshring & Bro
Virginia Ave
Cleveland
Long-Johnson
Kokomo
Benjamin F. Long
Sycamore
Maggie Johnson
Liberty Township
Disbro
Lewis Johnson
Greentown
Hussey
Nor
Indianapelis Journal
Milton, Ind
Henry Hussey
Kate Izor
Ee Susarer
James S. Kirk & Company
the Journal
Maude Adams
Maxine Elliott
Annie Russell
Julia Marlowe
Mary Mannering
Viola Allen
the Sunday Journal
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