Large audience attends services at English's Opera House
Rev Edward Cantrell led a Sunday afternoon meeting at English's Opera House to discuss the Carnegie Homestead dispute and Christian ideals. A laborer challenged Cantrell on restitution for workers, while Cantrell defended Carnegie’s peace gifts as aiding Home stead employees and urged sincere inquiry and personal growth.
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Carnegie
Opera House
Edward Cantrell
Mr. Cantrell
Homestead
Cantrell
Sac
Alexander Frocter
Disciples Church
Brother Proctor
Proctor
Jesus
Kingdom of Heaven
Froebel
Heaven
T. Froebel
Peerases
God
Mr. Spencer
Money For The Hospital Epworth League Meeting
Indianapolis Epworth League district members held a large gathering in Roberts Park Church rooms. A program of songs and recitations was led by district president Stevenson of Pletcherplace Church. The district aims to raise 1500 dollars for the new Methodist Hospital building. The junior department reported raising 20 dollars, with a promise noted. The intermediate department did not report.
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Indianapolis
Epworth League
Roberts Park Church
Stevenson
Pletcherplace Church
Epworth Banch
Indianapolis Fire Insurance Company Invests in Bonds and Securities
The Indianapolis Fire Insurance Company reports assets invested in government and municipal bonds and oil notes. Secretary J. Ann, H. Holliday, president, urges patrons to seek a safe and sound home loan or annuity through the firm.
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Indianapolis Fire Insurance Company
Meoh
Mt Bpann
J. Ann
Somn H. Holliday
Irvington Annexation Fight Over Water Franchise
Irvington residents and officials clash over a planned water works franchise tied to a proposed annexation to Indianapolis. Councilman Eppert alleges undercover tactics by Town Board President Davenport and Elston, while Davenport defends open sessions and careful study of plant plans with Moon & Minor engineers. He warns the Berry council measure could spur or stall annexation and urges fair, calm consideration.
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Irvington
Indianapolis
Fred Eppert
John Elstun
Elstun
Mr. Elston
John H. Cral
Mr. Eppert
Journal
Theodore Layman
Davenport
F. B. Davenport
Irvington Water Company
Messrs
Moon & Minor
Berry
Eppert
Today's Journal
Kerry
Ths
Impersonating Officers Reported in City
Police report two young men have been working in the city for weeks impersonating officers. They targeted elderly men, feigned arrests on unfounded charges, and sought money for release. A man named McNary from Fillmore, Indiana, says he paid $12.
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Police Department
McNary
Fillmore
Ind
Biggest Labor Banquet Planned for Indianapolis Officials and Attendees
The Central Labor Union prepares a $2,000 banquet at Tomlinson Hall on January 3 for 1,400 plates to honor the United Mine Workers and the Coal Operators' Association. Mayor Bookwalter, John Mitchell, and John L. Feltman headline speeches, with about 1,000 delegates and 400 operators expected at related events.
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Indianapolis
Central Labor Union
Tomlinson Hall
United Mine Workers
Coal Operators’ Association
Bookwalter
John Mitchell
John L. Feltman
Mitchell
Mine Workers’ Convention
Clerks in a Quandary Over Labor Group Affiliation
A large meeting at Machinists Hall failed to decide whether the Grocery and Butchers' Clerks' Association should join the Retail Grocers' Association as an auxiliary or affiliate with the International Retail Clerks' Union and Central Labor Union, or stay independent. The group renamed itself Clerks' Association preventing proprietors from membership. President Feltman urged clerks seeking labor status to pursue help, while R E Groff urged joining the Retail Clerks' Union. neutrality by Central Labor Union had been the norm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feltman
Central Labor Union
R. E. Groff
Retail Clerks’ Union
Printer’s Pocket Picked by Woman on Court Street
A printer on the News reported a moneys theft on Court street to police yesterday morning. He was accosted from a doorway by a woman named Indian Ann who ripped his pockets and fled. Captain Hyland accompanied the victim to the house where the thief denied prior acquaintance.
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Court Street
Hyland
Ann
Christ at the Door: Stansfield’s sermon on opening life to Christ
Rev. Joshua Stansfield of Meridian Street Methodist Church urged that Christ stands at the doors of science, literature, business, labor, social life, and individual lives. He warned that when doors are shut to Him the world encroaches, urging personal openness to Christ for true peace and prosperity.
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Christ
Joshua Stansfield
Meridian-street Methodist Church
Mr. Stansfield
Scea
Daily Press
Fathers of
Itar
Holman Hunt
Sermon at Second Church Chooses a New Pastor in Erie
Rev. Canfield Jones of Park Presbyterian Church Erie Pa impressed Second Church with a remarkable sermon on the invisible world and the life of faith. Congregation warm in inviting him to assume the pulpit, while he awaits final decision, and vows to announce soon. He argued that a spiritual universe and faith beyond sight underpin religion and human progress, citing Christ as the revelation of the invisible God and the enduring power of His words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canfield Jones
Park Presbyterian Church
Erie
Second Presbyterian Church
Second Church
Jones
Jesus
Christ
Indiana Grain Dealers Meet In Board Of Trade Hall
First general meeting of Indiana grain dealers set for Wednesday at Board of Trade Hall. Officers listed include S B Simpson Cambridge City as chairman and Maurice C Neizer Monroeville as secretary. Four regional divisions outlined with chairs and secretary treasurers. Program features morning and afternoon sessions on organizing a state association, arbitration, market abuses, freight rates, railroad responsibility, and cross state collaboration. Election of officers and enrollment of members to follow.
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Indiana
Board of Trade
Association
S. B. Simpson
Cambridge City
Maurice C. Neizer
Monroeville
E. H. Wolcott
Wolcott
Ind
George C. Wood
Windfall
B. Herzer
Paulding
James Wellington
Anderson
C. M. Barlow
Kokomo
M. C. Neizer
Grain Dealers of
Western Division
W. W. Alder
Lafayette
Eastern Division
I. H. Slack
Muncie
I. L. Schalk
Gampova
S. B. Sampson
Warren T. McCray
Kentland
B. A. Boyd
Indianapolis
Charles 8. Clark
Chicago
George A. Stibbens
Grain Dealers’ National Association
Indiana Trustees to Meet in State House Hall
The twelfth annual Indiana Trustees Association meeting will be in the hall of representatives at the State house January 22 and 23. The program lists addresses by Governor Durbin James D Reid and various educators on topics from school sanitation to library development and poor management with committee reports and discussions through Thursday afternoon.
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Indiana Trustees’ Association
Hall of Representatives
Statehouse
Durbin
James D. Reid
Ed R. Monroe
Professor Burrage
Purdue University
Charles A. van Matre
William E. Wineburg
E. H. Stradling
Charles Leer
J. S. Rogers
Professor Butler
State Board Charities
W. B. Streeter
Boundless hope and the life of the Invisible Jesus
A compact fragment expresses the idea of mortal hope as a boundless prospect. It calls for the moral and spiritual aristocracy of the world to show faith through the acts of their mortal life according to the vision of the Invisible Jesus.
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Jesus
Gasoline Explosion Destroys Barn and Damages Nearby Homes
A gasoline tank explosion at a barn owned by Fred Ruscup on 517 Dorman Street sparked a blaze yesterday noon. Richard Cordell was cleaning a gasoline stove in a wagon when a horse kicked it, igniting spilled fuel. The barn burned with the wagon. nearby Frank Freeman’s barn suffered about 75 dollars in damage, a woodshed at 518 Highland Avenue 15 dollars, and the Sheller residence at 522 Highland Avenue was touched but saved. Sparks also damaged the roof of E H Daly’s house at 87 Highland Avenue causing about 20 dollars in loss.
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Fred Ruscup
Dorman Street
Richard Cordell
Cordell
Frank Freeman
Highland Avenue
Otto Sheller
E. H. Daly
Indiana State Florists Meet to Prepare National Convention
A meeting of the State Florists Associa tion of Indiana will be held in the horticul tural rooms at the Statehouse on Jan. 14. The gathering aims to finish plans for the National Carnation Society of America convention at the German House Feb. 19 and 20. State florists will be asked to provide financial aid to cover convention costs and to loan funds to visiting florists from across the United States and Canada.
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State Florists’ Association of
Indiana
Statehouse
National Carnation Society of America
German House
National Society
United States
Canada
Commercial Travelers Plan Winter Travel and Meetings
D A Berk will devote time this week among friends in southwestern Indiana. H A Sommerfield departs today for a three week trip through Michigan and Illinois. William W Yager and C D Remmington were initiated into Indianapolis Council No 4 Saturday. J B Webber will work the city trade this year to meet his family. J F Rollins, after a four week vacation, leaves today for a trip through the gas belt. Abe Poppin and W L Fletcher were visitors yesterday. A nucleus for a council in Fort Wayne is forming with charter members secured. Next meeting will elect a junior council to serve until March.
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D. A. Berk
H. A. Sommerfield
Michigan
Illinois
William W. Yager
C. D. Remmington
Indianapolis
J. B. Webber
J. F. Rollins
Interurban Franchise Talks Delayed by McGowan Absence
William G. Irwin of the Indianapolis line says interurban officials want a solid deal with the city but must await Mr. McGowan’s action on private agreements before bargaining with the Board of Works. Major Megrew of the Board favors waiting for McGowan’s return to advance a franchise settlement.
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William G. Irwin
Indianapolis, Greenwood & Franklin Electric Railway
Board of Works
Irwin
Hugh J. McGowan
McGowan
George F. McCulloch
Union Traction Company
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Greenwood Company
Street
McGowen
Kansas City
Harold C. Megrew
Mr. McGowan
Flowing Bowl Comedy Drama for Charity at St Mary's
The Young Men's Dramatic Club of St Marys Church staged The Flowing Bowl last night in St Marys Hall on South Delaware street for the benefit of St Boniface Benevolent Society. The hall was well filled and the society will reap a sizable sum from the proceeds.
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Young Men's Dramatic Club
St. Mary's Church
St. Mary's Hall
Delaware Street
St. Boniface Benevolent Society
St. Boniface Society
Hat store claims feed your horse and fur robes
Dunlap’s Celebrated Hat Shop advertises hats and horse supplies including natural fur robes at four fifty and up. TECH ENTIN & FRIEBERG promote a sleep car service between Indianapolis and Springfield. A local optician announces a permanent location at 142 N Pennsylvania St. Mrs. Aust Pamuee Pancake Flour and Mrs. Austin’s Wheat Food are marketed as healthy breakfast options for all ages.
Montjoy reports assault and robbery on West Market Street
Buck Montjoy of West Market Street told police last night he was knocked down and robbed by three young men. He lost 40 cents. His bruised and cut face was treated by Dr. Eisenbelas. Bicycle patrols investigated, suspecting a street fight.
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Buck Montjoy
West Market Street
Eisenbelas
Montjoy
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