Mexico Emerges, Luce Points to New Wealth in Oaxaca
Henry A. Luce, secretary of Ubero Company, back from Oaxaca plantations, says Mexico has moved beyond barbarism and is adopting Anglo-Saxon business methods. He notes Pan American Congress parallels U S practice, rail extensions improving coast access, and profitable ventures from a plantation supply store serving workers and regional buyers.
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Henry A. Luce
William Dtd. Owen
Indianapolis
Oaxaca
Mexico
Mr. Luce
Ubero Company
Mexican Republic
Luce
Diaz
Pan-American Congress
Congress of
United States
Central America
Vera Cruz
Coatzacoalcos
Tehuantepec
Anne
Plantage Cerese
Iay
New York City
Kansas City
Indianapolis Fire Insurance Company Asset Report
The Indianapolis Fire Insurance Company lists over 359.00 assets invested in government bonds municipal securities and loans. The note praises a home comp ht ed to safe and sound with officers John M Spann secretary and John H Holliday president.
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Indianapolis Fire Insurance Company
Market Street
John M. Spann
John H. Holliday
American League Chief Discusses Peace and League Goals
Ban Johnson, American League president, said peace with the National League is uncertain and that the AL will not expand to twelve clubs. He criticized external squabbles, endorsed A. G. Spalding for NL leadership, and outlined potential city alignments and franchise moves including New York and Cincinnati. Johnson also praised Indianapolis baseball prospects and noted the AL schedule would proceed regardless of NL peace.
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Ban Johnson
Grand Hotel
Johnson
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Chicago
Joe Gavin
Boston
Journal
National League
Spalding
Mr. Johnson
A. G. Spalding
National Bee
American Association
New York
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Gotham
Baltimore
Washington
Brush
Judge Ferris
Milwaukee
Manning
Whitfield
Western League
American League
Watkins
Baseball factions near clash in Kansas City meeting
Special to the Indianapolis Journal reports that tomorrow the American Association magnates meet in executive session in Kansas City Mo to plan strategies against the Western League. President Hickey arrives with aides, Omaha franchise to be awarded to Milwaukee capitalists led by Cornelius Corcoran, and Tebeau continues player signing as Rourke eyed for Western League opposition.
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Indianapolis Journal
Kansas City
New
American Baseball Association
Western League
Hickey
Baltimore
American Association
Tebeau
Omaha
Milwaukee
Cornelius Corcoran
Rourke
Whitfield
Jimmy Manning
George Lennon
St. Paul
C. J. Stroebel
Toledo
W. H. Wilmot
Minneapolis
George Tebeau
Dale Gear
Grocery and Butchers Clerks Form Union in City
The Organization of Clerks Employes of Grocers completed its setup in Machinists Hall and will enforce Sunday closing. Officers named include President T. L. Van Cleave, Vice President Porter De Hadway, and SecretaryTreasurer John G. Leonard. Organizers discussed affiliation with Central Labor Union and Retail Grocers' Association amid tensions. Next meeting set for Sunday at Machinists Hall.
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Retail Grocers’ Association
John Blue
Central Labor Union
Blue
Grocers’ Association
Mr. Blue Sak
Grocery and Butchers' Clerks’ Association
T. L. van Cleave
Porter de Hadway
John G. Leonard
Machinists’ Hall
Alabama and
Washington Streets
No Council Meeting Tonight Delayed December Schedule
No council gathering this evening despite two weeks since the last Corneil session. Meetings occur first and third Mondays, but December runs five Mondays this year causing a shift. The next Eanes session is set for Monday.
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Corneil
Sos Eanes
Child Criminals and the Call for Moral Reform
Rev. Virgil W. Tevis at Fletcher Place Church argued that child crime stems from weak parental authority and lack of religious instruction. He urged stricter curfew enforcement, a separate juvenile court, and home reform to direct children toward duty and virtue.
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Fletcher-place
Virgil W. Tevis
Po- Nee Court
Wal
Court of Justice
Judge Stubbs Proposes Reform School for Youthful Offenders
Judge Stubbs calls for a state training school for youths not a prison but a place to teach discipline useful work and knowledge. He argues a refined atmosphere and sympathy can transform warped natures into productive citizens, enriching society and the state.
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Stubbs
Bishop Lee at Allen Chapel in Chicago
Bishop Lee of Wilberforce Ohio and Rev G C Booth presiding elder spoke at Allen Chapel Chicago. Lee led the morning talk titled A Few Hours in Rome after attending the Ecumenical Council in London and touring European cities. Booth urged the congregation to renounce sin and accept Christ during the night service.
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Bishop Lee
Wilberforce
G. C. Booth
Chicago
Allen Chapel
Lee
Rome
London
Booth
Christ
Revival Service Begins at Allen Chapel
A two week revival will start tomorrow at Allen Chapel. The first service is set for 7 30 p m followed by an old fashioned watch night service at 9 p m. Bishop Grant of the A M E Church of Indiana will take charge of the service until midnight.
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Allen Chapel
Bishop Grant
A. M. E. Church of Indiana
Sermon at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church Honors Masonry
Four hundred Masons attend Rev. Lewis Brown’s night sermon at St. Paul’s, praising Masonry’s origins, biblical links, and enduring moral aims. He cites 1717 as Masonry’s light day, highlights charity, fidelity, and God’s blessing on the order, urging unity with noble principles.
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Lewis Brown
St. Paul's Church
Moses
Joshua
Solomon’s
London
Germany
France
Scotland
Marshal
Massena
Kellerman
Goethe
Herder
Frichte
Lessing
Big Four Route Holiday Excursions to Major Cities
The Big Four announces holiday excursion sales to Chicago Peoria St Louis Louisville Cincinnati Dayton Columbus Cleveland Buffalo and other CPA points. Public sale dates are Dec 4 2 and 31 1901 and Jan 1 12 with return by Jan 2. Students with certificates have limited closing days and return by Jan 8 1902. Inquiries at Indianapolis offices No 1 East Washington St Massachusetts Ave and Union Stations.
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Chicago
Peoria
St. Louis
Louisville
Cincinnati
Dayton
Columbus
Cleveland
Buffalo
Big Four
Indianapolis
East Washington Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Union Stations
Holiday Fares and Tickets for Monon Rail Line
Holiday rail rates announced for Monon route with round trip pricing at one and one third times fare. Tickets sold on December 24 25 31 and January 1. final return by January 2. Similar student rates with proper certificate. final ticket limit January. Also notices for H D Ry and related student rates. Horse supplies advertised including fur robes and horse blankets at 4.50 and up. Buckwheat product from Mrs. Austin promoted for purity and flavor with strong brand emphasis.
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Weary A. Luce
Ubero Plantations
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Wulschner’s
Fletch
Er-Place
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Vival
ST. Paul's Episcopal Church
Via
D. Ry
Janes
Leo Lando
Pennsylvania St
Techentin & Frieberg
Washington St
Springfield
Juliusc Walker On
Indiana
East Washington ST
LL Tease
Pioneer Brass Works Brass & Bronze
George Rudd Thompson
Newport
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Indianapolis Gas Co
Great Western
Pleasant Valley Wine CO
Rheims, N
Nick UM
Wy B. Burford
Gresis
Muellerschoen
Lilly & Stalnaker
Bosisss Wiveser
E. J. Heeb
J.H. McKenzie
Hector
Howe School
English
Atkins
South Mlinois Street
Barry Saw and Supply CO
Penn. ST
Kahn
Taggart
Parrott-Taggart Bakery
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