Return of Sergeant Rouzer From Philippines Home Welcome
Sergeant Harry Rouzer of Company M Fortieth United States Volunteers arrived at 146 North Illinois Street after serving in Misimis province in the Philippines. He praised the U S government for its care, noted improving native conditions, and spoke on climate and enlistment trends affecting regiments returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Rouzer
Portieth
United States Volunteers
Philippine Islands
North
Illinois Street
Rouger
Charles C. Router
Columbia Club
Rouzer
Foreign Service
United States
Misimis
Capistrant
James F. Case
Fortieth Regiment
Case
Cagayan
Serit Rouzer
America
Caer
Reuter
Netice
Philip
Tes
Revenue Office Opens For Stamp Sale At Midnight
The United States revenue office opened shortly after midnight to issue revenue stamps for the new fiscal year ending June. Breweries rushed to stamp barrels and kegs as shipments moved early. The Schmidt family and others reportedly bought maps and stamps, while New Pianos from $5 were advertised at Wulschner's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Revenue Office
Schmidt
Pao
Indianapolis
Young Soldier Clarence Bailey Dies After Cocaine Use
Clarence Bailey aged twenty living at 4% East St. Clair street died suddenly yesterday in Indianapolis after suffering chest pains. An autopsy may be held today to determine exact cause of death. Bailey, a recently enlisted soldier, was shot in the chest while awaiting service in the Philippines and had been home six weeks. He reportedly took cocaine to relieve pain, and an overdose is suspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Bailey
St. Clair Street
Bailey
Philippines
Feil
Indianapolis
Knox
Roy family grocer dies after brief illness
Herman J. Roy Sr a 69 year old Indianapolis grocer at 17 South Meridian Street died after a short illness from a brain blood clot. He helped organize the South Side Turner Society and served as first vice president. Also noted: Mrs Bridget Foley 83 died at her son Deputy Marshal John E. Foley’s home after long illness. Four Foley children survive. Funeral Tuesday morning. E M Silver 70 died of cancer near the city, leaving four sons and three daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman J. Roy, Jr
South Meridian Street
Bridget Foley
John E. Foley
North
Delaware Street
Foley
Ireland
Madison
Ind
Indianapolis
James Foley
Jerry C. Foley
Daniel O'Connor
Theophora
Iberty
Switchmen Open Meeting Praised for Peaceful Labor Talk
The Switchmen's Union held an open meeting at Crouch's Hall in Buffalo last night with F. C. Hawley as speaker. He praised organized labor, critiqued past unions, and urged peaceful methods, noting the new union's growth to about 14,000 members and its sick and death benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switchmen's Union
Crouch’s Hall
East Tenth Street
F. C. Hawley
Buffalo
N. Y
Switchmen’s Union of North America
Hawley
Switchmen’s Mutual Association
Switchmen’s Union
General Manager’s Association
American Railway Association
House Entry Reported on State Avenue
H W Tielking of 827 South State avenue notified police that his home was entered last night during the family’s absence, with only small change missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Tielking
South State Avenue
Osteopathy Heads to Kirksville for Fifth Annual Conference
Representative osteopaths from across the United States will travel to Kirksville Missouri, birthplace of osteopathy, to meet Dr A I Still now in his seventy third year. The event includes discussions on osteopathy and surgery, regulatory status in states, and a push for a national official organ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Kirksville
Missouri
A. I. Still
Aoman
F. W. Hannah
Indiana
Funeral Tomorrow for Judge Woods Led by Rev Milburn
Rev J A Milburn returns to Indianapolis to officiate the funeral of Judge William A Woods of Second Presbyterian Church. Woods, active 18 years at the church, died recently. Service 10 am tomorrow at Second Presbyterian, burial Crown Hill. Pallbearers to be seven federal judges. Chicago Bar Association will send a committee and a joint memorial will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Presbyterian Church
Plymouth Congregational Church
Chicago
Joseph Anthony Millburn
Indianapolis
William A. Woods
Judge Woods
Milburn
Crown Hill Cemetery
Woods
Alice Woods
Massachusetts
Grosscup
Kohlsaat
Lurton
Cincinnati
Baker
Chicago Bar Association
C. C. Kohlsaat
Henry §. Towle
Frederick Ullman
E. B. Sherman
William M. Booth
Solomon H. Bethea
Edwin Walker
Charles H. Aldrich
Stephens. Gregory
I. K. Boyesen
Broad Ax for a Weapon in Narrow Escape
John Collins pursued John Rodgers with a broad ax after a Saturday night dispute. Rodgers, 52, residing at 29 Macauley Street, was severely cut on the head, hand, and arm as he dodged strikes near Macauley and Michael streets. Rodgers fled to the City Dispensary for treatment, thankful to have escaped with his life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rodgers
Macauley Street
John Collins
Rodgers
Macauley
Michael Streets
Collins
Dr. Jacobs
June Inspections Report Highlights Grain Totals
The Board of Trade secretary reports June inspections with 92.00 bushels of wheat, 439,500 bushels of corn, and 3 7) bushels of oats, compared with May figures. An insurance prompt urges homeowners to insure property, offering a Wise Guaranty and Loan Company contact at 129 East Market Street, tel 3005.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wise Guaranty and Loan Company
East Market Street
Fifteenth Ward Nomination Favor John Wolsiffer
Election officials at the Grand Hotel meeting agreed John Wolsiffer should be declared the Democratic Fifteenth ward councilman nominee. They cited his vote majority despite a machine error masking Woods's 173 votes and said Chairman Fanning would likely announce Wolsiffer as the nominee today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Hotel
John Wolsiffer
Fanning
Wolsiffer
Woods
Democratic City Executive Committee
Price's Jaw Broken After Street Assault by Peddlers
John Price was taken to the City Dispensary with a deep gash over his right eye and a broken left jaw following an attack by three peddlers at Court and Delaware streets. Price and Forest Cummings were involved. bicycle patrolmen later detained the suspects Charles Heim John Wilson and William Doyle near Delaware and Pearl streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Price
Court
Delaware
Price
Market
Liberty
Forest Cummings
Cummings
Griffin
Manning
Houser
Trimpe
Delaware Street
Pearl Street
Charles Heim
John Wilson
William Doyle
Ang Battery
Evans Surrenders After Filing of Assault Affidavit
Neplin Evans turned himself in at the police station following the filing of an affidavit charging him with assault and battery with intent to commit criminal assault. Mary Timmerman filed the affidavit claiming employment at Sitaecee Avenue and reported waking Friday night to find Evans present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neplin Evans
Mary Timmerman
Sitaecee Avenue
Evans
Evans denies assault charge in room incident
A report states the accused denies attempting to assault the woman in her room. The brief item provides no further details and references the ongoing case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans
Epworth League Convention Travel Details Released
Pennsylvania and Vandalia Lines announce route Indianapolis district Epworth League Convention in San Francisco from July 18 to 21. Round trip fare $54.15. Tickets sold south to 12th inclusive. Special parties depart 12:15 noon and 3:30 p m on July. Tickets available via St Louis or Chicago connections. For details contact W Richardson D P A Indianapolis Ind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
St. Louis
Chicago
W. . Richardson
Indianapolis
Ind
Rail Excursions And Timetable Changes From Central Territory
Travel deals across Central Passenger Association territory with low round trip fares. July 3 4 and return by July 5. Colorado excursions via Monon Route to Sept 10 with final return Oct 31. Change of Time C H D Ry shifts Indy arrival to 6 40 am and Cincinnati departure to 10 40 am. Tickets on sale July 5 18 for $54 15 to San Francisco and back. July 4th of July excursions half fare within 200 miles plus Big Four route ads for Detroit and return specials. National Educational Association tickets July 6 8 onward. steamer transfer Toledo Detroit included. Details via ticket agents or Miss Della Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Passenger Association
Umit
Ith
Toledo
Detroit
Della Brown
Lord Street
Miss Brown
R. P. Algeo
Round Trip Train Tickets With Speaker July 6
Tickets go on sale from Tishpee at 2.60 dollars round trip for Saturday July. Returns good until July 7. Sunday sales at 1 dollar round trip for the day only. Cor corresponding low rates from intermediate stations between Indianapolis and Madison. Hon William Jennings Syren will speak at the Assembly Saturday July 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Madison
William Jennings Syren
Special party leaves Indianapolis July 5 for SPECULATE trip
Special party conducted by Miss OQ M Dillingham and Mrs Kate Apprepate departs Indianapolis at 2 45 p m July 5. Tickets good returning until July 2 inclusive. For SPECULATE call Miss Dillingham 51 North Delaware street or Mrs Kate Appie gate 44 North Illinois street or ticket agents R P ALGBO D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OQ. M. Dillingham
Kate Apprepate
Indianapolis
Miss Dillingham
North
Delaware Street
Kate Appiegate
Illinois Street
R. P. ‘Algbo. D
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the Hlieber Company
West
Washington Street
Ardahan
Wilton Rug
Iiton
Yrna
Badger Furniture CO
Dianapolis
Revenue Office
Wulschner
Herman J. Roy, Sr
South
Meridian Street
E. M. Silver
Switchmen’s Open Meeting
Kirksville, MO
J. A. Milburn
Minas Alice Woods
Massa
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Wasson
iMeo
Lonsdale Cambric
Skc
Lonsdale
Abo Yard
Okavs
Kings
Percale
Emroidery
Becky Sharp
Go Co
Eco Drarna
OMICS
Abo
Aunue Saverees
P. N
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Eer
Comare
Dimity
Dunreith Batiste
Nottingham
Valenciennes
Jaconet
India
OOC Lyon
Csss
Ces
Pairbank's
Lonsdale Cambric Genuine
John Wolliffer
Clared
Mr. Fan
Ning
Himself Up
Daily
Sunday Journal
Canada
Pennsylvania and
Vandalia Lines
Colorado
Monon
H. D. Ry
D. Ry
National Educational Association
Madison, Ind
Chautauqan Assembly
Mountain Lake Park
Innsylvania Line
Chautauqua
Pennsylvania-Vandalia Lines
Lawrenceburg
Aurora
Way
Big Four
Vic C
Rushville
Connersville
Hamilton
New York
Vin Monon
Janes
Bay Diaron
Springfield
Juliusc
East Washington Street
Pioneer BR
S.vennlsi
Graham
the Parrott-Taggart Bbakery
Michigan
Wabash Lines
Niagara Falls
Buffalo Exposition
W. W. Richardson
Pennsylvania Lines
B. Burford
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