Powers Seek Money in Powers Case Conferred with Mayor
Former Kentucky secretary of state Caleb Powers, jailed in Frankfort, seeks funds for an appeal to the Kentucky State Court of Appeals. William S. Taylor, ex governor, met with Mayor Bookwalter to discuss a Republican fund and strategy as supporters in Indiana and Kentucky rally to oppose perceived injustice.
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William S. Taylor
Kentucky
Bookwalter
Taylor
Kentucky State Court of Appeals
Soe Barat Commercial Tribune
Powers
Bride Dies by Poison After Sexy Marriage
Susie K Fortner a two year old bride died after ingesting rat poison on or after her wedding day. Her husband was arrested for allegedly fraudulently entering the marriage contract. Fortner was the daughter of a German gardener living southeast of the city. The couple wed in Judge s presence with both sets of parents watching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie K. Fortner
Ensign Steinhagen Leaves Policy to Mother in Wake of Death
Ensign W. H. Steinhagen who died aboard the Vixen in Havana harbor left a $5,000 Penn Mutual Life Insurance policy for his mother. The arrangements to collect the money are handled through Security Trust Company of this city.
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W. H. Steinhagen
Havana Harbor
Naval Academy
Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company
Itves
Saney
Thie City
Security Trust Company
Fourth Presbyterian to Hold Special Sunday Service
The Fourth Presbyterian church invites current and former members to attend a special Sunday morning service commemorating a year of church history. The note extends a general invitation to all who have been with the church in past years to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Presbyterian
Ant
Bridge plans and voting machines clash in Marion county
County officials weigh a College avenue bridge across Fall Creek against funding voting machines. Council favored machines but lacked funds for both projects. Spafford warned the board may convene in spring to revisit the bridge while voting-machine plans stall awaiting cheaper, competing options.
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College Avenue
Fallcreek
Fall Creek
County Council
Spafford
College-avenue
Marion County
Irvington Fire Destroys Part Of Crabill Home
A blaze discovered yesterday evening at 6 30 in the residence of M. M. Crabill at 5634 Burgess avenue Irvington started from an overheated stove. Fire spread to walls but was confined after two hours of effort by neighbors and local fire fighters. Loss to the house about 40 dollars insured. over 10 dollars of furniture ruined. residents washed and waterlogged. Mr. Crabill recently moved from Ohio.
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M. M. Crabill
Burgese Avenue
Irvington
E. F. Tibbett
Philadelphia
Harrison
Crabill
Ohio
Timber tract dispute prompts federal restraining order
Judge Baker issued a temporary restraining order in a Michigan timber case brought by Timothy Nester against Lac La Belle Company. Nester seeks $25,000 to $90,000 from timber sales and alleges a contract giving him an interest in a tract. The suit targets directors Emmett H. S. Scott Frank H. Morrison W. A. Martin and E. F. Michael. The order bars disposal or concealment of company assets until January 4 for further hearing.
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Baker
United States Court
Timothy Nester
Alger County
Michigan
Lac la Belle Company
Emmett H
Scott
Frank H. Morrison
W. A. Martin
E. F. Michael
Larte
Governor appoints new police commissioner for New Albany
Governor Durbin made a recent appointment selecting George Steinhauer a Democrat as police commissioner for the New Albany Board of Commissioners. More appointments are pending with Elwood Jeffersonville Vincennes and Marion awaiting commissioners before terms expire next Tuesday.
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Durbin
George Steinhauer
New Albany
Our Presidents by W D Foulke at German House
Hon W D Foulke lectured on Our Presidents at the German House to a small audience. He painted living portraits of Washington Adams Jefferson Madison Monroe and Lincoln while praising Roosevelt as the rightful heir to leadership and commending McKinley and Roosevelt for their statesmanship and future plans.
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William Dudley Foulke
Richmond
United States Civil Service Commission
United States
Washington
Adamses
Sage
Monticello
Madison
Monroe
New Yorker
Martin van Buren
Andrew Jackson
Harrison
Tyler
Taylor
Buchanan
Johnson
Andrew Johnson
Tennessee
Foulke
Congress
Appomattox
Grant
Hayes
Garfield
Guiteau
Arthur
New York
Cleveland
Mr. Foulke
Benjamin Harrison
England
Victoria
Edward
Ward
France
Spain
Russia
Peter the Great
Germany
Republics
Taft
Philippines
Gen
Leonard Wood
Cuba
Allen
Porto Rico
Oine
McKinley
Lincoln
South
Ford
Wallace as Candidate for State Board of Agriculture
David Wallace agrees to run in the January 8 election for the Indiana State Board of Agriculture from the Seventh district after support from leading cattle and swine breeders. He pledges full dedication to livestock breeders and to fulfilling board duties if elected.
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David Wallace
State Board of Agriculture
Wallace
Indiana
Public School Dedication Honors Nathaniel A Hyde
The dedication of the public school named for the late Nathaniel A Hyde occurred yesterday afternoon with appropriate exercises and brief speeches by School Board members Rev M L Haines Charlies W Moores and George W Sloan. Music for the ceremony was provided by Frank M Ketcham.
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Nathaniel A. Hyde
Charlies W. Moores
George W. Sloan
Frank M. Ketcham
Policy men arrested in relation to four policy game
George R. Bohn of 10 North West Street and Thomas Dawson of 49 Douglass Street were arrested yesterday by Detectives Morgan Colbert and Hauser on charges of operating a four policy game. John Ryan, an engineer on the Big Four, visited police headquarters to view the body of an unidentified negro killed at the Kentucky Avenue crossing a few days earlier. The man’s clothing was torn and discolored, making identification by relatives unlikely. identification might hinge on his shoes.
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George R. Bohn
North West Street
Thomas Dawson
Douglass Street
Morgan, Colbert and Hauser
Kissel
Ross
John Ryan
Big Four
Kentucky Avenue
Lebanon
Indianapolis Fire Insurance Company Investment Notice
The Indianapolis Fire Insurance Company reports assets over 250 dollars invested in government bonds municipal securities and mortgage loans. Patronize a home company which is safe and sound. Office No 148 East Market Street John M Spann secretary John H Holliday president.
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Indianapolis Fire Insurance Company
East Market Street
John M. Spann
John H. Holliday
Kealing Calls Republicans to Seventh District Primary Mayors
J B Kealing issues call for Republicans in the Seventh congressional district to meet in their townships or wards on Friday Jan 16 1902 to elect delegates for a district convention in Indianapolis. Delegates meet Jan 9 1902 at 1 pm to select a committeeman only.
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Joseph B. Kealing
Seventh Congressional District
Republican State Central Committee
Seventh Congressional
Criminal Court Room
Indianapolis
Republican Committee
Marion County
First Ward
Engine House
Hillside Avenue
Second Ward
Sixteenth Street
College Avenue
Third Ward
West
Fourth Ward
Fifth Ward
Blake Street
Sixth Ward
Indiana Avenue
Seventh Ward
Eighth Ward
East End
Republican Club
Ninth Ward
Prospect Street
Tenth Ward
Eleventh Ward
Russell Avenue
Merrill Street
Twelfth Ward
Thirteenth Ward
South East Street
Fourteenth Ward
O. P. Morton Republican Club
Fifteenth Ward
South Meridian Street
Center Township
Charles Hurst
Tuxedork
Mankedick
Lawrence Township
Spring Valley
Washington Township
Watts
Broad Ripple
Pike Township
New Augusta
Wayne Township
West Side Republican Club
Haughville
Decatur Township
West Newton
Perry Township
Southport
Franklin Township
Milner
Acton
Warren Township
Township House
Whipped His Daughter In Juvenile Court
Charles Hugley, colored, was fined and given thirty days in the work house for assault and battery on his daughter Mamie after beating her with a heavy belt. The incident followed an argument over a report about his wife. The affidavit was filed after examinations showed wounds on Mamie’s hands and back. In the same Juvenile Court session, four youths were tried, including Jesse Elliot, who faced larceny charges and theft of $19 as a messenger. He later bought a rifle and claimed such action led to seven rabbit kills in Kempton.
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Charles Hugley
Mamie
Hagley
Reisner
Joyce
Board of Children’s Guardians
Jesse Elliot
South West Street
Plainfield
Rink
Flobert
Kempton
Young Elliot
Stubbs
Henry A Adams to Speak at Propylaeum Event
At the Propylaeum on the evening of Jan 10, Henry Austin Adams will deliver a talk under the auspices of Indianapolis Council Knights of Columbus. The event is hosted by the council and aims to engage local readers and members in a civic discussion.
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Propylaeum
Henry Austin Adams
Bccae
Indianapolis
Dustless oats for horses and local trades ads
An OCR style page lists feeds and horse supplies including JANES S Dustless Oats and Buckwheat alternatives. It notes Indianapolis merchants like Circle to No 37 East Ohio street and Leo Lando Manufacturing Optician at 142 N. Pennsylvania with horse blankets and lap robes. Also mentions Langsenkamp Brass Works at 138-142 BE Georgia st and TECH ENTIN FRIEBERG at 136 E Washington St. Also promotes Mrs. Austin pancake flour and wheat food as breakfast options.
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Myon Hk
Badger
Badger Furniture Co
Justice of
Kentucky Court
Bride
Ensign Steinhagen
College-Avenue Bridge
Irvington Fire Fighters
M. M. Cerabill
Lts
Wulschner’s
W.d.foulke
Lincoln and
M'Kinley
Roosevelt
Manila
Vallandigham
Carl Schurz
Cornelius Bliss
Macbeth
Theodore Roosevelt
Cerberus
Army
Navy
Indian Service
Evening Independent
Senator Platt
MR. Wallace
Will
George R Bohn
J.B. Kealing
Criminal Court
Janes
Barber Supply Co
Circle
Ohio St
Leo Lando
Pennsylvania
Techentin & Frieberg
Washington St
Langsenkamp Bros., Brass Works
Georgia St
Mrs. Austin
Julius C Walke
Victor Hugo
Bliss
Swain
the Progress Clothing Store
Stevenson
HATS
THE
Cecilian
the Starr Piano CO
Pennsylvania Street
Plymouth Church
H. C. Meserve
the Temple
Col
Delaware and
Tenth Sts
Tissot
Jesus
E. B. Birge
Welcon
QS. Co
Quebec
Dean Tans Thompson
Newport
Eng
Indianapolis Gas Co
Pearson’s Piano House
Indianapolis, Ind
Huntington & Page
East Market
SRA
Welsbach
C.w.meikel CO
Pennsylvania St
Reinhart Physicians
Capitol Medical Institute
Sentinel Printing Co
West Market Street
Lilly & Stalnaker
E. Washington St
C. I. Fletcher
North
South Meridian
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