Mitchell reception planned with Mine Workers meeting in Indianapolis
The Mitchell reception committee of the Central Labor Union convenes this morning to finalize plans for welcoming Mr. Mitchell on his return. Proposals to combine the reception with the banquet for Mine Workers convention delegates starting January 19 are expected to be discussed, aiming to show the tribute as from Indianapolis laboring men. The fund for the reception and related banquet expenses will be raised by the Central Labor Union committee led by President John Feltman and William F. Ewald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Central Labor Union
Mine Workers
Indianapolis
Menitchell
John Feltman
Wiliam F. Ewald
Typographical Journal to Become Monthly Publication
The Typographical Journal, organ of the International Typographical Union, will switch from bi monthly to monthly circulation at year start. Editor J W Bramwood says the change doubles size from 48 to 96 pages and expands general information for printers. The staff includes union officers and Bramwood, with correspondents and exchanges across trades. Current circulation runs a little over 40 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Typographical
International Typographical Union
J. W. Bramwood
Bramwood
Typographical Union Gains and Local Charters Noted
Since the August convention the International Typographical Union added about 2000 members and issued charters to over one hundred new locals. Total active members near 43,000 with roughly 4000 more delinquent on dues. Washington Indiana reports printers earning a 40 percent wage rise after a local charter. Central Labor Union may elect M. T. Butler as president at the January meeting, facing George Custer and John Feltman. International president James M. Lynch returned from the East to assist in publishinghouse disputes, with an arbitration board also led by Lynch and Driscoll. Charles E. Barnhart, Wood Workers’ Union member, joined the international executive board, signaling growing influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Typographical Union
Washington
Ind
Publo Ie Iye
James M. Lynch
Cit
East
Lynch
New York State
Canada
The
Typographical Union
Frederick Driscoll
Publishers’ Association
Charles E. Barnhart
Wood Workers’ Union
International Organization
Elec Barnkert
Gentral Bor
Ted
Barnhert
International Union
Hoosier Point
Mruncle
Supeplasion
Wiaxigsanaiy
Interaations Drive Agency
Milwaukee
Iry
Wii Wa
Morgan's Barne College
Delaware St
Indianpolis
Samabel
Cstandro Patt
IAN Correspondence College
Washington, D. C
Battle Creek
Mich
Busines
Caxton
National Correspondence Institute
Wasping Te
Guam
U. Corps
Otho
Spool Bidg
Ecorser
Newton Co
Pennsylvania
Ohio
United Mine Workers to Publish Officers Report Soon
A report of the officers and auditing committee of the United Mine Workers will be printed shortly for distribution at the convention. The voluminous document includes Mr Mitchell's general report and Secretary Wilson's accounting of the relief fund. A ball event by the Indianapolis division is noted for Tuesday evening as part of the union activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
United Mine Workers
Mitchell
Wilson
Indianapolis 4
Tomlinson
Rion
Garsen
Labor unions outline activity and events in Indianapolis
The Bartenders Union elected officers and plans an upcoming entertainment. The Allied Printing Trades Council prepares new by laws. Amalgamated Wood Workers Union No. 185 hosts a January smoker at 1844 South Delaware Street. International Brewers Union represented by George Kempner in Indianapolis. Waiters Union adds five new members. Laundry Workers Union grows and now majority women. Journeyman Barbers announce their first ball January 7 at Germany Hall. barbers advance organization and shop unionizations. Bricklayers Union No. 2 delegates nominated for national convention in Memphis. J. R. Conly and N. De Vitor long-time members. International Typographical Union secretary J. W. Bramwood honored at national HQ. Local Bricklayers No. 3 elect officers led by Ernest Emmelman and others. Slack barrel coopers union planned for paper mechanics to gain local recognition. German Carpenters and Joiners No. 60 elect officers and show significant growth in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bn Light
Allied Printing Trades Council
Amalgamated Wood Workers’ Union
South
Delaware Street
International Brewers’ Union
Indianapolis
George Kempner
Kempner
Oas
Waiters’ Union
Laundry Workers’ Union
Germany
Bricklayers Union No. 2
Memphis
Tenn
J. R. Conly
N. de Vitor
J. W. Bramwood
International Typographical Union
Ce Force
National
Bramwood
Ernest Emmelman
Charles Ayres
C. B E. Reiboldt
Corre
George Frey
Carter
Walter Meek
Michael Brennan
Coopers
Carpenters’ and Joiners’ Union
Cers
Paul Schludecker
H. Behrens
Paul Rahn
Chris Krauss
Eureka Refrigerator Company Receiver Sought In Court
Henry C. Tanner, secretary, filed a complaint in Superior Court seeking a restraining order and appointment of a receiver to prevent officers from disposing of stock. He claims misrepresentation by President Butler to deter his 150 share allotment and alleges the firm earned well above 8 percent, with stock held as security for business rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Tanner
Eureka Refrigerator Company
Airm
McMaster
Superior
Tanner
Eureka Company
Gtty
William Butler
Frederick Voitten
John S. Pierce
J. M. Martin
J. J. M. la Follette
Susnee
Beere
Nitam Butler
Butler
Atorneys
Peculiar Basis for Suit Over Scarlet Fever Case
Joseph A. Miller of 41 North Warman avenue Indianapolis sues Joseph E. Harbison for 8200 and seeks 5000 for his three children alleging Harbison’s family exposed them to scarlet fever on Jan 6 1901. Miller claims Harbison infected the children through contaminated clothing causing illness lasting weeks with permanent disabilities including hearing and sight impairment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Miller
Warman Avenue
Haughville
Joseph E. Harbison
Miller
Harbison
Harrison
Raymond
Ellen Marie
Arthur John Joseph Miller
Nape
Bank Plays Card to Strike Suit in Circuit Court
The Indiana National Bank entered an appearance as defendant in a suit filed by attorney George Young in the Circuit Court yesterday to file a motion to strike the case from the court files. The motion rests on a specified basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana National Bank
George Young
Court Mandate Sought to Permit Entry to Bank Deposit Box
A mandate from the court is sought to allow entry into a safety deposit box at Indiana National Bank. The action arises from a fee dispute of 36,000 tied to the collection of a claim by Oscar Sandeborg from his late Swedish uncle’s estate, with the bank and attorneys contesting the fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana National Bank
Young
Oscar Sandeborg
Sweden
Court Records New Suits Filed In Circuit Court
The court docket lists several new civil actions including Joseph A Miller as next friend for Arthur John Joseph Miller and Ellen Maria Miller vs Joseph E Harbison demanding damages. A divorce case Mary E Sullivan v John Sullivan appears, along with a Superior Court action Harry C Tanner vs Eureka Refrigerator Company for injunction and receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Miller
Joseph E. Harbison
Arthur John Joseph Miller
Circuit Court
Ellen Maria Miller
Damagiel
Nd Miller
Len A. Miller
Friend
Joseph C. Harbison
Mary E. Sullivan
John Sullivan
Harry C. Tanner
Eureka Refrigerator Sonne
Higher Courts Record Appellate Court New Subs
Assignment of errors and minutes show cases including The Reserve Loan Life Insurance Company versus Maria Hackett in Madison County record, and The Standard of Company of Indiana versus Joseph Fordik with assignment of errors in Porter County. Also Farmers Insurance Association of Madison County versus Jesse F Reavis et al in Delaware County record with appellant's brief, and Mary P Golihart et al versus Herbert C Sullivan in Marion County record with appellants' additional authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Reserve Loan Life Insurance Company
Maria Hackett
Madison C. Co
Standard of Company of Indiana
Joseph Fordick
Porter
Farmers’ Insurance Association of
Madison County
Jesse F. Reavis
Delaware CC. C. Appellant
Mary P. Golihart
Herbert C. Sullivan
Marion
C. Appellants
Christmas week real estate boom shocks local dealers
In a five day Christmas week, the county recorder’s office logged ninety property transfers totaling 193 045 90 dollars, with the largest day being Wednesday amid a surge in deeds and a notable rise in mortgage releases. A township assessor’s employee called the winter a surprising realty season, as activity exceeded expectations and spurred optimism for Indianapolis real estate.
Twenty One Transfers Recorded in Marion County 1902
Property transfers filed in the Marion County recorder’s office for the 24 hours ending 5 pm December 27, 1902 include Edward F. Clay to Saaeaen Cc Lot 212 Morton Place addition for 2,000, Indianapolis Railway Company deals on various White River districts with amounts ranging from 300 to 16,000 dollars, and multiple transfers to and from John J. Appel and Indianapolis Street Railway Company on outlet lots west of White River. Other deeds include Caroline Waldensire to John Val, Mattie Tanksey to the City of Indianapolis, Laura M. Smith to Jesse M. Tindall, S. Yandes and William Butler assignments, and R. Wolf lot transfers in Iroquois additions through Township 16 Range 4. Total monies listed show varied values across parcels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Recorder’s Office
Recorder’s
Indianapo
Ohio Street
Josephine M
Birds
Meridian Streets
George B. Yandes
William Buttler
Brightwood
Brightwood Avenue
Tenth Street
Wajen
Keng
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Washington Street
John J. Appel
John D. Thomson
Recorder's
Marion County
Indiana
Edward F. Clay
Saaeaen Cc
Kistner
Morton Place
J. Appel
Indianapolle 8 Railway Company
White River
Outlet
Thompson Ta Street Railway Company
Butelot 5
Indianapolis Street- Went Ot Company
Outlet 5
John J
Indianapolis Street Railway
Caroline C. Esasealy
Denaire
I. A
Mattie Tanksey
Real estate transfers include multiple lots and parcels
The record lists transfers of property in several subdivisions and additions, with prices and grantees such as Minnie to Samuel D. Grimes and Nicholas O Connor to John M. Griffin. It notes various Lots and Squares, including Sunyside and Bates subdivisions, plus Bartholomew add to Irvington. Total transfers value 6,157.30 with detailed considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ele Et al
Lot
Square
San Pee
M. F
Nicholas O'Connor
John M. Griffin
Bates
Outhoe
Christmas Music at Central Christian and Roberts Park Churches
Special Christmas music today at Roberts Park Church and Central Christian Church features choirs soloists and organists. Roberts Park presents Choral Society directed by George Eckert with a Bulard cantata The Holy Infant and a detailed program of carols and recitatives led by Harriet Hosmer on organ. Central Christian showcases Mrs Philip Goetz Mrs H H Howland Hugh McGibeny Henry Laut Miss Carrie Hyatt and Mr McGibeny in a violin and vocal sequence including In a Manger Rests a King and Hark What Mean the Voices with a grand chorus and benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberts Park Church
George Eckert
Ida Belle Sweenie
Katharine Gibson
Henry Cox
Wiliam Evans
Volney Huff
Frank Taylor
Harriet Hosmer
Holy Infant
Frederick Field Bullard
Hark Thrill
Central Christian Church
Philip Goetz
H. H. Howland
Hugh McGibeny
Henry Laut
Carrie Hyatt
McGibeny
Schnecker Grand Chorus
Salome
Maennerchor Society to Celebrate Year End With Concert
The Maennerchor Society plans a New Year’s Eve event featuring the Spiering String Quartet of Chicago. The program includes Beethoven and Wagner pieces, Brahms and Tschaikowsky quartets, violin solos, and a tableau at midnight signaling the old year’s departure and the new year’s arrival, followed by dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maennerchor Society
Spiering String Quartet
Chicago
Forest
Indianapolis
Maennerchor
Beethoven Spiering
Baint-Saens Romanze el Violoncello Earr
Kai- Hermann
Vedsyeecass
Spiering Quartet
Theure Hale
Orient Bandied Anaesse
Wagner
Philip Goete
Walther
Wagner-Wilhelmi Rian
Brahms-Joachim
Deee
Tschaikowsky Splering
Wohlgemuth Indianapolis Mac
Chin Gum Shing E Lung elected grand master of Chinese Masons
Chicago report states Chin Gum Shing known as E Lung has been chosen grand master and grand lecturer of the Chinese Lodge of Masons of America, head of Indianapolis Chinese Mason lodge, and related to Chin Hee the boy linked to a murder case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chin Gum Shing
E. Lung
FOR RENT ROOMS AND OFFICES IN EL PASO AREA
Real estate and rental notices list numerous rooms and flats for rent, offices, and storerooms in downtown El Paso. Properties on Meridian Street, North New Jersey, West Washington, Penn, and other avenues are offered by Sayles & Co and other real estate firms. Listings include low monthly rents, furnished options, and commercial spaces suitable for manufacturing or offices.
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Greuory
APPEL
ULEN
Mleincke
Bath
North
Care the Journal
Pennsylvania St
Modern Home
Home Co
EL Bt
North Meridian St
Joe A
West St. Joe St
Odig
Ssarce Pacesesenen
Meridian St
el Paso
Stor
Sayles & CO
E. Market St
Union Trust Co
Coumpeay
N. Morigian Poe Routs
Ley Av
Wes Rural
Roorna
Alan St
Wee Gonna
New Jersey
Sena
West Drive
Nort
ST King Avenue
Alvord Street
Twenty-fifth Street
Senate Avenue
Insirginia Avenue
Washington Street
Irving Hutchins Ridg
Cor Penn
Ponteste
Ohio
Pennsylvania Street
N. Senate Ave
Erna Alley
Ieiag
Wabard Rt
Bene
Central Tion
Market Street
Seeeal Estate
Tibbett & Derry
Penn
LEE Hardware CO
Inbure
J. S. Cruse
RA & Camden
Market St
B. Washington St
C. F. Sayles & CO
An St
E. AU St
Washington St
C. F. Les & Co
Jor
Williams
Yi Lemcke
C. F. Sayles & Het
Ralston & Camden
Doney & CO
Lemcke
H. H. Hanha
General Hawkins
Henry Coburn
Albert Lieber
Benjamin Walcott
Com
North West
27Th St
Ilinois
Indianapolis
South Summit St
Henry H. Fay
Jon ‘Trust
Madison
Florists and services in Delaware Street directory
In a historic journal page a mix of business listings and church notices appears. Florists, patent lawyers, livery stables and a crowded classified section show job ads and recruitment lines, with multiple church services listed for Plymouth Church and The People’s Church and spiritualist meetings.
Also Mentioned on This Page
International Tyrpographical Union
Typographical Journal
Central Labor Presidency
M. T. Butler
George Custer
Molders’ Union
Feltman
Custer
Mine Workers’ Journal
Frontenac
Kan
Arbitration Commission
Cener Eatly
Mr. Lynch
Labor Notes
Sullivan
Bank
the Court Record
Eee Ti
Ebee Ee Ae
Eeasbisa A
Church Music Today
Roberts Park
Central Christian
Chila
Emmanuel
Reveeg Nates
Bethelehem
Orient
Bethlehem
Jesus
Prince of
Peace
iSoprano
Chiropodist
Welch
Wee Eee Auction
Indiana Trust
Delaware
Rene Armen
Noble
Meridian
Modern
Talbott
Mzyn
Highland Place
Cornell Av
Mount
N. Keystone
Anderson MD
California
Freed California
Cere Park
San Ashland
Shelby St
Pleasant
W. Washingtsit
West Stepicay
S. Meridian
W. South
Inia
Massachusetts
Maseachusetts
N. West
Corner Pine and
Virginia Av
Thorpe
Virginia
Virginie
Agen
Indians Prest Co
Thre
Manhattan
Ais Eee
Albert Cline
Bellefontaine
Chas. P. Done & CO
Wayne Co
Richmond
Fountain City
Hancock Co
Indianeapolis
Meee
Andy F
Exxon Aker
SEE Hardware CO Co
Hardware CO
16Th
Ill
Sts
W. D. Allison CO
Alabama
Dean Bros
W. Larue
Chalfad
Michican Streets
Monument Place
Miner's
Post Office
H. Coburn Lumber CO
Kentuck Ay
Georgia St.entucky
Bull Supply Co
H. Percy Metcalf
Broadway
ANK
Blanne Delaware St Tel Ath
Florists
Berterman
Thompson FR. Bell
Ingalls Block
Napolis Seale
Horace Wood
S ‘Tel
Plymouth
S Cortier Delawa
People's
the People's Church
Propulseum
Edward A. Cantrell
Spiritualism
New York
Indy
G. Gladys Cooley
HAMPTON PRINTING _CO
West Georgia_ st
Danes EB. Keller
Woodruf Place
Mercan Rile Finance CO
La Salle #t
Homie Gle Yout Supply Co
Champion Refins
Smith
Atwater
Deetroit, Mich
Agentis
Sullivan CO
Sapte
Wood Avé
Illaca
Sie Ae van
RN Ee
SEE Hardware Co
16Th and Ill
Uttagt Ge
Tors
Steseni
Aero School
West A Street
India
Gearon
John Smith
Seren Ie
Ce—Rollyn “Hawkins
Henry
Harimah Co. Guarantess
Mem Berane
Costa
Stevenson_building
Indianapolis Tobacco Works
Ohio St. Juaker
White Crow
Eee
Consignen
Association
EB. T. Silvius & CO
Procure
United Epee
Foe Sourcal
Page Leaan
Advertiser
North St
Capitol
Park
Iloman
Miles
E. T
Vital Statistics
Thomas and
Anna Mason
Weet Sirteenth
Thomas
Ees Parer
A. Biatmeeenli
Ferdinand
Ariharona Jennie
York
Tans
Amma
Frank Ayers
North Capital
H. Curtis
Burton
Key Richard
Lamont
Christ
Bertha Brecich
Ernest L. Delbrossinne
Bertha Davi — Peacock
Clara B
Doud
Mav Mae Waltz
von E. Richardson
Nellie BR. Wooden
Wihan
Salleena Clifford W. Andrews
Grace Hampton
Ammerman
Arsenal
Ae Mildrum
Farmer
Daniel Hibler
City Hospital
Frase
Ralph Peterson
East Landers
Catherine Brown
Hama
Marthe House
Orange
Nancy Montgomery
West Missouri
Gallethe Endoly
Daisy
Darmody
William Darmody
Holy Cross Church
Friends
Eo Moucyerte
IENER
Tutewiler
Undertankern
Tel
New ii. Adams
Saiborr i
Flarser
Buchana
Diphtheria Ag Sree
Neis Street
New
Excicknan
la W. M
O&k
Buck &C
Indianaterest
Fordeville
Indiana Mortgage and Loan Co
Lomba
Uy Y Peer
Stevenson Building
Hee
All_business varielly confidential
Indianapolis Mortgage and Loan Company
Tor
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