Love Feast As Seen By Man From Washington
John E Monks Washington correspondent visits Indiana to report on the Republican love feast of 193, portraying a festival that energizes candidates, veterans, and party workers. He notes the event’s simplicity, key speakers like Durbin Fairbanks Beveridge, and the strong sense of organization guiding Hoosier Republicans. The piece ends with respect for the tradition and its perceived necessity to party life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Monk
Washington
The
Journal
Indidiana
Indiana
Indianapolis
Benjamin Harrison
White House
William McKinley
Canton
Harrison
Union
Merchants’ Club
Columbia Club
United States
Hoosterdam
Durbin
Goodrich
Charles W. Fairbanks
Fairbanks
Albert J. Beveridge
Beveridge
Senator Fairbanks
Senator Beveridge
Hemenway
Treasury
Charles B. Landis
Jesse Overstreet
James E. Watson
Fred Landis
Charles A. Bookwalter
Mark Hanna
Ohio
Soro
Akters
Theodore Roosevelt
Light Company's Bill Cut By Board Of Works
A deduction of $29.21 was made yesterday in the Sun Vapor Light Company's bill against the city by the Board of Public Works. The board ordered an investigation with police aid after many complaints. The allowed bill was $41.7. The board also allowed $23.1 to the Indianapolis Water Company. Next Monday bids will be received for the detention stall. William Bramitt was appointed inspector to look after the city’s interests in repairs due to the City Hospital.
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Sun Vapor Light Company
Board of Public Works
Indianapolis Water Company
William Bramit
Dew Wing
City
Overstreet Issues Statement On Columbus Tannin Firms Failures
Attorney R O Hawkins said Jesse Overstreet had no involvement in the Columbus Ind tanning firms where he and his brother were officers. He claimed Overstreet ceased use of all indorsed notes and sold his home to pay debts, with remaining losses to be settled by receiverships and asset divisions amid complex accounts among seven or eight leather concerns.
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R. O. Hawkins
Jesse Overstreet
Columbus
Ind
Mr. Overstreet
Orinoco Tanning Company
Columbus Saddlery Company
Science
Overstreet
Indorser
Crump
Bunty
Jesse Over
Berest
Board of Public Safety denies most vacation requests
Police and fire officers protest as the Board of Public Safety refuses leave of absence requests. Patrolmen Gregor and Morgan are denied extended leave. Morgan must return after a six day break. William Larsh becomes detective replacing Thomas Colbert. Michael Sullivan and Charles Barmfuher reinstated. New regular firefighter Henry Arnouil is named. substitutes appointed from Democrats and Republicans. The board revokes a prior waiting list for police positions and will revise it next meeting.
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Police and Fire Departments
Board of Public Safety
Bluecoats
Gregor
Morgan
Will Seengston
William W. Larsh
Thomas Colbert
Michael Sullivan
Charles Barmfuher
Henry Arnouil
Robert L. Sims
Edward Steinruck
William E. Kennedy
Harry Harwood
Conrad
Streibeck
William Shea
James
Wright to address labor question at Irvington Athenaeum
Carroll D Wright United States Commissioner of Labor will speak on Is there any solution to the labor question at Butler College for Irvington Athenaeum next Monday evening. The club will also host William Butler Yeats on Saturday night for a talk on The Literature of Ireland as part of a two meeting series to accommodate both speakers during their American lecture tour.
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Carroll D. Wright
United States Commissioner of Labor
Irvington Athenaeum
Butler College
Wright
William Butler Yeats
Athenaeum
Yeats
America
Indianapolis
Ireland
Contractor Freed After False Pretenses Charge
Fred W. Nolting, arrested on a charge of receiving money under false pretenses, was discharged in Police Court after evidence showed a misunderstanding. He faced checks drawn on Union National Bank while funds were arranged, and he believed a large deposit was in the bank to his credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W. Nolting
Union National Bank
Vigil at Columbia Club Watch Night Event
The Columbia Club hosts a watch night entertainment starting at 10 o'clock tonight and running into next year with a diverse program. About fifty traveling men from the Van Camp Packing Company, guests at a Frank Van Camp dinner, represent the Mississippi Valley Division of the firm's nationwide travelers.
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Columbia Club
The
van Camp Packing Company
Frank van Camp
Mississippi Valley Division
Roosevelt letter delayed in transit for Indiana Republican love feast
President Roosevelt sent greetings to Indiana Republicans via State Chairman J P Goodrich. The letter, dated White House, expressed thanks and good wishes to assembled Republicans at Winchester on the 30th, but arrived too late to be read before adjournment, the source notes.
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Goodrich
Roosevelt
Indiana
Mr. Goodrich
White House
J. P. Goodrich
Chutchinn
Republican State Committee
Winchester
Ind
Eodore Roosevelt
Marion Club at Home Republican Open House New Year
The Marion Club, a prominent Republican group, plans a New Year open house tomorrow from 3 to 7 PM at its clubhouse. A reception committee led by Arthur Baxter and J M Kaminsky will welcome members and friends.
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Columbia Club
Marion Club
Arthur Baxter
J. M. Kaminsky
George H. Batchelor
H. Cc. Lee
Wiliam Bosson
F. L. Littleton
Fred Brown
J. L. McFarland
R. T. Burrell
C. A. McCauley
Louis Buddenbaum
A. J. Middleton
Russell Byers
A. B. Carter
H. N. McClain
Thomas J. Carter
C. W. Neal
R. M. Churchman
J. W. Noel
H. B. Culver
Gwynn Patterson
George L. Denny
Clarence Nichols
Brandt Downey
A. M. Ray
W. A. Evans
C. C. Roemler
Edgar Elliott
L. G. Rothschild
Fred Fox
F.C. Shirley
George Forkner
H. B. Smith
Taylor Groninger
H. R. Wallace
M. L. Hawkins
Philip Wilkinson
Gaylord R. Hawkins
Everett Wagner
J. D. Hogue
H. M. Wright
Clinton L. Hare
F. B. Wynne
Charles F. Hurst
O. B. Iles
M. L. Jefferson
City Council Special Session Appropriates Funds
A special session of the City Council was held with John H Crall acting as president in the absence of the president and vice president. Fourteen councilmen attended as they approved an additional appropriation of 365 dollars to cover interest on the city debt due January 1 1904.
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John H. Crall
Dunlap Hats at Seaton's Hat Store and Nearby Trades
A jumble of small business names and services listed includes Dunlap's Celebrated Hats at Seaton's Hat Store, azors and sctasors, Barber Furniture, J. E. Bodine Co. at 37 East Ohio, Oriental Rugs Cleaned and Repaired, Persian Rug Store at 115 N. Pennsylvania, Pioneer Brass Works casting aluminium and brass, Langeenkamp Bros. Brass Works at 286-142 E. Georgia, gas coke and coal by Coburn Coal Co., and Schuller's Wind House at North Meridian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Azors, Sctasors
Barber Furniture
J. E. Bodine CO
East
Ohio
Pennsylvania
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Alexandre
East Washington Street
Waltham
Elgin
Fletcher M. Noe
Illinois Street
Adger Furniture Coo
Louisville
Kidd
Thomas I. Kidd
Chicago
Brotherhood of Carpenters
Amalgamated Wood Workers International Union
Differmans
C. F. Thomas Company
Galveston
Aaa Spesch
C. F. Thomas
William P. Tice
Hammond
Wulachner’s
Denison
Larsh
Irvington Atheneum
Fred Nolting
Dunlap
Seaton’s Hat Store
Pioneer Brass Works
Penn. St
Langeenkamp Bros.” Brass Works
E. Georgia St
Connelisville
Coburn Coal CO
Eos
Schuller
Wind House i
North Meridian
Etree
Buss Sain
Papa Ig
Yaa A Ee
Charles Mayer & Company Stationers. Ag
Washington St
Michigan
PMN Liu
Ewan Ss
National Electric
Waverly
Oldsmobile
Elmore
Yale
Ccn
Indiana Automobile Company
Monument Place
Massachusetts Avenue
Excelsior
Samoa
Joseph Taggart
Wm. Eaglesfield Co
St. and
L. E
W.A.R
Jsellers
Lombard Building
Washington Street
Stevenson Building
Pup
Sentinel Printing Company
West Market
Indianapolis Gas Co
South
Pennsylvania Street
Meirel Co
North
GEO. W
Columbia Phonograph CO
Claypool Hotel Bidy
Stella V. Roger
Optician
North Illinois St
S’teinwvay
Pearson's Piano House
Indianapolis, Ind
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