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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1902

Page

2

Curfew Association Work Targets Juvenile Crime

The National Curfew Association based in this city mailed circular letters to governors of all states and territories urging adoption of five laws, including curfew ordinances and restoration of runaway youths to homes. It condemns public horsewhipping of juvenile offenders and calls for separate incarceration of youths from criminals, citing reform-school testimonials and predicting a 50 to 70 percent crime reduction.

National Curfew Association

Baby Cut With A Knife In Street Quarrel

A twelve month old child of Mrs Anna Huston on Mica street was seriously wounded when Wesley Brewer slashed at the mother during a quarrel. The knife struck the child in the head and temple, severing an artery. Dr. A Furniss located and stopped the bleeding. Brewer was restrained by bicycle policemen Losh. The child survived the immediate danger after emergency treatment.

Anna Mica Street Wesley Brewer A. Furniss Hemor Brewer Huston

Saloon Charge Reported To Board Of Safety

Superintendent Taffe will tell the Board of Safety next week that Captain Sam Gerber could not have taken a drink at Menninger's saloon Sunday between 5 and 6 o'clock. Hyland and Superintendent Deen investigated and found the charge to be groundless.

Taffe Board of Safety Sam Gerber Nat Menninger Hyland Deen

Cigar War Offers Bargain Havana Cigars at Haag Stores

Cigar prices fall as cigars of Havana varieties are sold at cut rates. Five cent cigars go three for ten and eight for a dollar fifty five per box of fifty. Pareas and other brands listed at four for cents two dollars ten per fifty or cents per hundred. Stores at 12 North Pennsylvania and Grand Opera House advertise actual below cost sale.

Havana HAAG North Pennsylvania Ane Grand Opera House Arena Avenue

Osteopaths Move to Reform Indiana Medical Law

Twenty osteopaths meet at the Denison Hotel to form a permanent state organization aimed at changing Indiana law governing medical practice. They allege newcomers face unfair examinations or none at all, and urge equal recognition and fair licensing for osteopathy, while discussing past legislative battles and current bills.

Denison Indiana Denison Hotel Charles Sommers Muncieere D. Ella MacNicol Frank George Tull Indianapolis B. E. May Crawfordsville United States H. J. Jones Illinois Arthur G. Hildreth Kirksville Kirksville School of

Receiving Commendation for State Institutions Committee

Lieutenant Governor N W Gillbert praised the legislative committee on visiting state institutions for thorough reports and informed inspections. He urged every senator and representative to personally investigate at least one institution this winter to act intelligently on forthcoming questions.

Legislative Committee N. W. Gillbert Columbia Club Sen

Louisville Abattoir Firm Plans Modern Packing House

Henry Rauh of Indianapolis leads the Louisville Abattoir Company set to be incorporated in Kentucky. The project buys the Conrad Provision site in Louisville, allocates 250000 for a new packing plant, and orders 100 ice refrigerators cars. Operations target 160 to 200 cattle and 500 hogs daily with export readiness. distributions planned through Memphis Nashville Atlanta and New Orleans.

Louisville Abattoir Company Henry Rauh Indianapolis Kentucky Conrad Provision Company Louisville Louisville Abattier Company Louisville & Nashville Memphis Nashville Atlanta New Orleans Rauh Indianapolis Abattoir Company Louisville Company Louisville Enterprise Isaac F. Brainerd Pittsburg

Bicycle Riders Injured In Streetcar Collision

Two bicycle riders were injured yesterday morning in separate incidents on Illinois Street and at Pennsylvania Ohio streets. Marion La Shorn, 707 West Eleventh, was struck by streetcar 434 near Twentieth, crushed chest and lung injuries, later showing improvement at Dr Wright’s home. Howard Penn, Spann Real Estate messenger, suffered minor bruises after being hit by the ambulance. Emergency crews transported both to medical care.

Marion la Shorn West Eleventh Street Illinois Street Twentieth Street la Shora C. E. Wright City Dr. Goodwin Howard Penn Spann Real Estate Company Pennsylvania Ohio Goodwin Penn Wright Oak Street Pennsylvania Street Ohio Street McDonald

Road to Rising Sun Traction Line Planned in Indiana

The Indiana Southern Electric Railway Company, just incorporated, plans a traction line from Aurora to Rising Sun to connect the town with the outside world. August Hermann of Cincinnati backs the project and serves as director alongside E. W. Swarthout C. W. McMullen R. J. Wymand and W. W. Webber of Aaron. Capital stock set at 10000.

Indiana Southern Electric Railway Company Aurora Rising Sun August Hermann Cincinnati E. W. Swarthout C. W. McMullen R. J. Wymand W. W. Webber Aaron A. J. McIntosh C. D. McIntosh W. C. McIntosh

Plight of D O Donnell Ends With Narrow Fall

Dennis O'Donnell a Big Four brakeman spent the night in the police station after drunkenly attempting to sit on a protective fence by Messenger's store on Delaware street. He toppled twelve feet into a cellar, moans attracting passersby who assisted until Dr. Moschell from the City Dispensary arrived to find him unharmed.

Dennis O'Donnell Big Four Railroad Company O’donnell Delaware Street Messenger Ume O'Donnell Moschell

Consolidation Study Aims to Save Public School Costs

Frank L. Jones, state superintendent, releases a pamphlet on Hamilton township Delaware county school consolidation. supervised by John M. Bloss and CC A Van Matre. Of 192 pupils, 18 ride district wagons at public expense. seven teachers reduced to four, saving 57 in seven months. daily transport costs run 2.75 dollars. routes range from 1.25 to 6.75 miles.

Frank L. Jones Hamilton Township Delaware County John M. Bloss A. van Matre

New planes at 16 dollars and up at Wulchner's

A brief retail notice states Wulchner's offers new planes starting at sixteen dollars and increasing with model specifications. The ad emphasizes affordable entry prices and a range of aircraft for buyers in the market.

Wulchner’s

Shrewd ten year old criminal in housebreaking attempt

A stout ten year old boy was caught inside the home of Mrs. Cecilia E. James at 705 East Fifteenth Street after exploring the house and attempting to pry a door. Mrs. James alerted police. a neighbor identified the boy, and officers expect to arrest him on a housebreaking charge.

Cecilia E. James East Fifteenth Street James Louis

Secretary of State Sees State Tax Levy Cut Hoped

Union B. Hunt, secretary of state and member of the State Board of Tax Commissioners, said yesterday that in his opinion the State tax levy should be reduced 2 cents on the $100. He added he hopes the forthcoming Legislature will enact the cut.

Union B. Hunt State Board of Tax Commissioners Hunt

Seaton the Hatter Sells Hats and Insurance Services

Seaton the Hatter offers Dunlap hats seal caps and hat cases at 2 North Pennsylvania. Also insures with German Fire Insurance of Indiana and handles fire tornado and explosion coverage with general offices at 28 South Delaware Street.

Dunlap's Pennsylvania St German Fire Insurance of Indiana South Delaware Street

Hartwig Kalley National Institute Charity Care

The Hartwig Kalley National Institute is an incorporated facility aiding aged and afflicted persons unable to pay hospital fees. Some admitted free, others pay or become life members, with free beds added recently. Contributions welcome to E Hartwig Kalley, President, 5765 Railroad Ave, Indianapolis. Local businesses advertise services and products in this Indianapolis clipping.

Hartwig Kalley

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