Central Labor Union election plans in Indianapolis
Reports of the grievance committee preview the last 192 year meeting. Feltman’s re election prospects, officer candidates, and new unions aims dominate the agenda. Butler will read AF of L convention notes while Fabian era labor issues and condemning manufacturers for eight hour bill stance are debated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Union
Congress
Indianapolis
M. T. Butler
American Federation of Labor
New Orleans
Butler
Feltman
Fredericks
John Feltman
Organization of Labor
George A. Custer
Molders’ Union
Custer
Rockwood
E. L. Saasse
Stoddard
Henry Friedman
Agents’ Union
Lawmakers’ Union
Ario
Harry Slough
Lillie Fredericks
Presti
Secretary Wilson Visits South Fork Delegates Rally
Secretary W. B. Wilson of the United Mine Workers of North America, long a district president, was urged by supporters in the South Fork district of Pennsylvania to speak. His recent Barnesboro address precedes his return to Indianapolis Tuesday with several speeches planned.
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W. B. Wilson
United Mine Workers of North America
South Fork
Pennsylvania
Wilson
Barnesboro
Indianapolis
Auditors Complete UMWA Audit Ahead of January Convention
The United Mine Workers of North America auditors have finished the audit and returned home. The public report will be released at the January city convention and is expected to show organizational prosperity in finances and membership. Local Cab Drivers Unkon plans to publish lists of union stables for distribution to carriage owners and livery patrons. A smoker was held Friday night where a campaign to boost organization and membership was outlined.
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Bauman
Waiters’ Union
Indu
Cigar Makers’ Union
Tobacco Trust
National Organization of Mine Workers
Bald Jn
Indianapolis
United Mine Workers of North America
Local Courts Record Two Consolidated Coal and Lime Suits
The Consolidated Coal and Lime Company filed two suits against contractors. One suit targets W. C. Allen and Edward W. Tompkins for payment of building materials used on cement walks and pavements on Twenty first street Morris street Capitol avenue Wa bash street and related improvements totaling 445 dollars. The second suit targets Edward W. Tompkins and George T. Carson for seventy dollars for materials for sidewalks on Spruce street from Deloss street to Lexington avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consolidated Coal and Lime Company
W. C. Allen
Edward W. Tompkins
Coal and Lime Company
Twenty-first Street
Meridian
Illinois Streets
Morris Street
Dakota Street
White River
Capitol Avenue
Thirty-fifth Street
Wabash Street
Liberty
George T. Carson
Spruce Street
Deloss Street
Lexington Avenue
Damage suits in Indianapolis railways debated in courts
Discussion proposes docketing suits against streetcar and interurban railways plus factory accident cases in a single court. Records show 70 street railway cases last year and 50 this year in Marion County, with current caseloads straining court time. Also, assault and battery charges against M. L. Clawson and A. Barker were tried, each fined $1 and costs, stemming from an office dispute tied to a replevin matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Marion County
Street-Car Company
Superior Court
M. L. Clawson
A. Barker
Alford
Alfred Dollarhide
Barker
Clawson
Dollarhide
Dismissal in Guardians Case Clears Critchlow Ward Abuse Charge
The Circuit Court yesterday dismissed the case of the Board of Children's Guardians versus William H. Critchlow and Amanda Critchlow over mistreatment of their ward Earl Vaught. The child had died, a fact not accepted in court. Discovery showed death. suit ended with dismissal. Judge Neal expected to decide soon in the Indianapolis Gas Company injunction matter.
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Board of Children's Guardians
William H. Critchlow
Amanda Critchlow
Critchlows
Earl Vaught
Neal
Indianapolis Gas Company
Indianapolis
The
Supreme Court
Pearl Rice Pleads Guilty to Petite Larceny
Pearl Rice, age nineteen, pleaded guilty to petite larceny in Criminal Court yesterday. She was fined $1 and costs and sentenced to four months in county jail by Judge Ford. A separate case notes a girl accused of stealing a watch after a grand jury indictment. A motion concerning attorney George Young’s interrogatories in a suit over alleged excessive fees was taken under advisement by Judge Carter in Superior Court Room 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Rice
Oneee Alford
George Young
Carter
Superior Court
Court Record Highlights Divorces and Damages Across Courts
Superior Court divisions report multiple divorces with judgments for costs, several cases under advisement, and damages in the Stern versus Middleton matter. Criminal Court cases include Pearl Rice guilty of petit larceny with four months jail and fines. assaults by Milston Clawson and A Barker, with varying pleas and fines. Circuit Court lists new suits including Consolidated Coal v Carson Tompkins for 100 and judgements totaling 173. Ingram divorce denied.
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the Court Record
Superior Court
John L. McMaster
Lillian Wilson
Frank Wilson
Mamie Alford
Leland Alford
Ing and Deere
Emiline Jenkins
Robert Jenkins
Frances M. Kelsey
Benjamin C. Kelsey
Vinson Carter
Eliza R. Stern
Robert S. Middleton
Fremont Alford
Pearl Rice
Milston L. Clawson
Senates
A. Barker
Henry Clay Allen
Lovie A. Ingram
George Ingram
Allen Caylor
Flavius van Vorhis
Death from Smallpox at City Hospital Pesthouse
Miss Mary Adams, a patient at the pesthouse, died yesterday of smallpox. She was sister to the young man who died Thursday. The father and mother remain in the pavilion, in precarious condition. The Adams family ran a rocery opposite the City Hospital as the smallpox spread through the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Adams
Miss Adams
Adamses
Funeral for Edward Thompson to be held in Irvington home
The funeral for Edward C. Thompson will be conducted from his late residence on University Avenue in Irvington tomorrow at a time yet to be announced.
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Edward ©. Thompson
Universe
Irvington
Indianapolis
W. H. Orpwood
Tremont Avenue
Charles A. Yeager
G. H. J. Jacobsen
P. O
A.—Brothers
Real Estate Market Slows During Holiday Week in Indianapolis
Real estate figures show a quiet period with a $167,264.66 transfer in Indianapolis and another $300,540 yesterday, while many anticipated high price sales did not materialize. Agents cite weather and Christmas week as factors, noting small rental properties as reliable investments and a few aging homes offer steady rental income. A brick two story residence at 1231 Brookside Avenue changed hands for $2, sale negotiated by B F Cline. Mortgages for the week totaled $8,274,128.42, including the $8.2 million Cincinnati Indianapolis and Western Railway bond issue recorded across Indiana counties.
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Indianapolis
Brookside Avenue
James M. Heady
E. H. Eldridge
B. F. Cline
Cincinnati, Indianapolis & Western Railway
Indiana
Real estate transfers filed in Marion County Indiana
Instruments recorded for 24 hours ending Dec 20 1902 include transfers to George Mehring Thomas Farley and others with Lot 46 Fletcher's 4th Brookside add City of Indianapolis. values range from 800 to 14,000 dollars. Notable entries include Behring to Farley Lot 21 Bird's sub Outlot 178 and Hibben to Nichol Lots 5 and 6 Wright's 2nd aris. Total transfers amount to 50,954.00 with multiple parties and plats cited.
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Recorder’s Office
Marion County
Indiana
John A. Hugg
George A. Mehring
Fletcher
Brookside
Steee Marion Trust
Thomas Farley
Bird
City of
Indianapolis
Laura L. Behring
Laura L. Behring Et al. Farley
Bird's
Ndae
Edwin F. A. Behring
Outlet
Chy
A. Hibben
Eugene K. Nicholbeaks
Jacob
Eitroymaon
Lot
Joseph W. Selvetux
John L. Kring
Irit Place
Agnes Pressler
George H. Herpick
Goldsberry
City of Indianapolis
Ulysses G. Cassady
A. Coulter
Douglass Park
John W. Scott
Adelian Tompkins
Frank D. Heaton
Benjamin M. Harrison
Bradley Et al
East Washington-stadd
Robert L. Carlin
Frank J. Carlin
Lamb's Sub
Johnson , Heirs
Amelia Kirk
George Wolf
Fletcher Et Ux
Carl C
Koerner
Fannie J. Cruse
Morrison
Waldemar Koerner
Cruse
Lot M. Fletcher
Remedies for inebriety meeting report in Boston
The American Association for the Study of Inebriety met in Boston with Dr. A E Sterne presenting on The Effect of Alcohol upon the Nervous System the Mind and Heredity. He described alcohol’s twofold direct and indirect influence on nerve tissue resistant vessels and brain tissue noting arterial changes risk of apoplexy and that chronic use is a major factor in vessel disease and insanity borders.
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American Association For the Study of
Boston
A. E. Sterne
Indianapolis
Alcoholism as a disease and social evil debate
The text discusses alcoholism as a disease with widespread ravages, arguing it causes greater harm than other social ills and should be addressed through understanding its effects on physical and mental health. It mentions an annual Spanish Club meeting with officers elected, and a long list of real estate and business ads from Tibbett & Derry and others.
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Pat Ager
Flora Wulschner
C. S. Fletcher
Louis J. Morgan
Eva Moore
Lucille Ballard
C. A.ingford
L. L. Wallader
Daylight Prisms Make Dark Rooms Light
Trade card style notice listing storage and moving services from multiple Hoosier firms. Builders' Supply Co and Union Tipenter advertise moving, packing, and heavy hauls, with storage facilities at East Washington Street and East Ohio Street. Indiana Storage and Transfer Co offers 27,000 square feet fireproof space with electric elevators at 30 E Washington St, calling it the cheapest in the city.
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Builders’ Supply Co
East
Washington St
Hoosier Transfer and Coal Co
S. Delaware St
Union Tipenter “and Storage Company
Ohio St
Union Tracks
Indiana Storage and Transfer CO
For Rent Listings Read Like City Housing Advertisements
Multiple rental notices list five to ten room cottages and modern residences from various agencies. Properties include furnished winter rentals on Meridian Street and large N Alabama corner units with baths, ground floor shop space, and substantial lots. Agencies Spann, Sayles, Cline, Gregory & Appel advertise near Market Street, Buckle and 20th, and W. Market areas with monthly rents and terms.
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EL Market
Gregory & Appel
S.t
Buckle
Wight Rooms
Bath
Cline Agency
E. Market St
Meridian St
Addrene H. K
Care the. Journal
Bo Re Eee Financial
J. H. Pattison
Monument Place
C. F. Sayles & CO
East Market Street
Ward & CO
L. M. Brown
Indianapolis
C.ayen
X. Williams & CO
Indiana
IY Elments & Bvang
Grensfordsville
Ind
FOR RENT HOUSES AND ROOMS IN INDIANA TRUST CO LIST
Classified rental notices show numerous houses and flats for rent in Indianapolis area with 9 room modern homes, multiple addresses such as 2006 Market Street 189 N and 227 N Illinois, 1235 N Illinois 23 E Tenth and 60 Market St details include baths steam heat stable and weekly rates like 3.00 25.00 30.00 35.00. Also stores offices at 18 W Washington St 122 S Penn St and 116 E Market. listings for rooms and apartments, some with private baths gas and hot water. Includes church notices and employment ads from The Indianapolis Journal.
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Market ST
Illinois
Umnois
E. Tenth
Talbott
Bath
Tenth St
Actoomia
Reoothe
Lindsey
Virginia
N. Iva
N. Senate
Ag Alley
Pitsgerald
N. E
W. Wabash St
Ight
Tocathon
Abiesayatessveccese Ord Marion Trust
E. Market St
Meridian
Modern
Capitol Av
North
Virginia Ave
Main Security Mortgage Loan CO
Washington St
Indiana Trust
Vital statistics list of names and conditions
A dense tally of births and medical notes lists numerous individuals with ages and addresses and cites ailments such as typhoid obstruction pneumonia gangrene and heart disease. The entries include names Britt Barter Kelley Hatter Coleman Sulter Bracken Humphrey True Wier Hudson Whittaker Stuart Darmer Erbrich Abbott Hendell Davy Laubert Meyers Wambora Pfarrer Stary Griuatelaes Neerman Peake and others with ages from infancy to sixty four and facilities such as City Hospital and 64 North Pine 1831 Hoyt and 2008 Olive noted among the lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Sulter
Ida Alice M. Bracken
Jerry N. Humphrey
Nona May True
John H. Wier
Anne Hudson
Vernie E. Whittaker
Maude Stuart
Walter C. Darmer
Lizsie Julius H. Erbrich
Edna M. Abbott
William E. Hendell
Edith E. Davy
Henry G. Laubert, Jr
Mary Mery Eines
James M. Powell
Anna Monroe A. Meyers
Edna Wambora
Charles M. Surgeon
Ethel Hill
J. Pfarrer
North Pine
Sous Finley
Hoyt
Adams
City Hospital
Emall Stary
A. Griuatelaes
Olive
John E. Neerman
Oxford
Benjamin J. Peake
North State
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Federal
M. Sexton
Mine Workers’ Journal
Fighting Tobacco Trust
Affairs of Carpenters’ Union
Carpenters’ Union No. 231
C. G. Smock
W. M. Hill
B&r
Circuit Court
Cirrcuit Court
J C. Foley
Charles H. Lanter
Room Ll
Feneral
E. C. Thompson
Eel
W._G. Cook
Bellefontaine
Griffith
East Tenth
Parker
Catee
Soteee Minger
West Tenth
Tibbett & Derry
Penn
Seale
Panhandle
Joel Williams
Lemcke
Poets East
J. 3S
E. Market
C. Sayles & CO
Serica
Ralston & Camden
East End
M.arbuckle
E. Marketet
Cline Agen
Pennsylvania St
Séth St
Meridian and
Pennsylvania Sts
BEN F. Cline
N. Pa
Spann & Meee Real Estate
Buckle St
Logan St
East St
Fiat
East Washington St
Camden
College Ay
20Th St
C. F. Raye & CO
Monument
Spann & CO
Chas. P. Doney & CO
M. West St
S. Summit St
West Washington
Henry H. Fay
Union Trust
ATE— Security Trust Company
the Security Trust Company
Ostofice
Good Acres
Wayne Co
Richmond
Fountain City
Bargain
A Co
Pemeke
Handy & Baker
Lemeke
Hardware CO
16Th and
Ill
Sts
W. D. Allison CO
Alabama
Dean Bros
Care the Journal
Typewriter Exchange
Miner's
Indiana Trust Company
S. Meridian
Washington Washington
South
E. Washington
Massachusetts Ave
Washington
Pine and
Harrison
Thorpe Biock
Manhattan
W. B. Conkey Mpany
Hammond
Milwaukee
Wis
Morgan's Barne College
Delaware St
Chamber Com
Detroit
Lacrosse
Western New York Nursery CO
Rochester
Dearborn St
Chicago
Trustworth
Manuae
Star Building
Chi Chicago
Civil Service
Colmbian Correspondence College
Washington, D. C
Standard House
Caxton
National Correspondence Institute
D. T. Weir White
St. Louis
Rkeclulte
United States Marine Corps
United States
Naval Service
Rines
Botacapa
Cuba
Guam
U. S. Marine Corps
Newton Claypool Bidg
Ohile Streets
Wee Capes Sulesman
Jesse H. Smith CO
Mich
Champion Refining CO
Cleveland
Indiana Territory
the Journal
F. R. Jen Waitino
Standard Ring CO
Lasalle St
West Thirteenth
Frank Blanchard
N. Delaware
Bertermann
New No
Mass
N. del
Thompson R. Bell
Ingalls
Plymouth Church
the Temple
Delaware and
Tenth Streets
H. C. Meserve
Splitton
New York Streets
G. Gladys Cooley
Ratien
Weatren
Reyven
People's. the People's Church
Atee Perr
Israel
Edward A. Cantrell
International Mpg. CO
Parsons
J. E. Gardner CO
Fuller
New York
Everybody's Supply CO
S17
Law Bidg
Brean & CO
Cincinnati
NNR
Aeee Suerry CO P. O
Box
Aindianapolis Mortgage and Loan
St. i
Algo
Central Loan Company
Stevenson Building
E. Washington Street
Indiana Mortgage Loan Comp
Vital Statistics—Ceo
Britt
N. Barter
South Miscouri
Girl
J. Kelley
Woodlawn
Bor
May Hatter
North Noble
Bow
C. B
J. Coleman
Elm
Dixon
Edgard J
Vermont Street
Paris
Cora B
Frank J. Paste
Prospect Street
Whitney—Joseph
J. M. Wyant
Douglas Street
Edmunds
Munds
William
Geour
Dence
Society Notice
A. Diener
Tutewiler &Son
Adams & A . Es Funeral Directors
N. Dl
E. Kregelo
Delaware
Buchanan
John A. Smith
Hollyn Y Hawking
Virginia Av
Quong Lee & CO
Indianapolis Tobacco Works
Easland
Ar Agents’ Association
E. T. Silvius
Talbott Block
Indianapolia
Anne Burness
A & Ness
Germania Sania
Milwaul
Monroe, Rogers & Haynes
New E
Oedelphia
Eee Auction Sale
G. W. McCurdy
Real Nose Pene Wipers Auctioneer
West ‘Ashington
Eee Union Co- Operative Laundry
Nas
Eee
LES Hardware ¢ CO
Vth
Ilsts
Rayno Ischool
West Street
Indiemapol
Indione
Catton Chicago
Anna