Scalp Wound Violence Over Debt Sparks Assaults
Edward L. Fouty, a painter employed by J. L. at 8 East Eleventh, was struck on the head with a stew kettle after demanding money from James Snider, who runs a Walnut Street shop. Snider and his worker Melton were arrested on charges of malicious trespass and assault with intent to kill. A second victim, Edward of 4 Buchanan Street, was cut on the scalp while Lit er disputed a recent job, later bleeding at City Dispensary.
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Edward L. Fouty
J. L
East Eleventh Street
James Snider
Walnut Street
Massachusetts
Snider
Fouty
Event Street
Melton
Foutyre
Grifin
Hull
Sniders
Edward
Buchanan Street
John Liter
Ornoon Liter
Tory
Carson
Liter
Goodwin
West Michigan man killed in streetcar fall on Blackford and New York
John W K Trucksess, sixty, fell from a streetcar on a West Michigan street, struck his head on the pavement, and died within a half hour. He had operated a market produce stand and owned property. his wife was away in Wisconsin. The incident occurred as he retrieved a valise for his niece Maggie Harper returning from Boston.
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John WK. Trucksess
West Michigan
Blackford
New York
Union Station
Maggie Harper
Boston
Blackford Street
Trucksess
Wolf
Coffman
West
New York Street
West Side
Wisconsin
Fourth of July Fireworks and Shows at Broad Ripple and Fairview Parks
Fourth of July programs at Broad Ripple and Fairview parks include a grand fireworks display led by Frank Reese with top grade pyrotechnics, a Indianapolis Military Band concert, and Youngeese the Boy Blondin on a high wire. The Boys' Club of Central Christian Church camps at Broad Ripple to staged battles, with music by the When Band and evening land and water pyrotechnics.
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Broad Ripple
Fairview
Frank Reese
The
Paines
Reese
a@ summer park
Indianapolis
Youngeese
Blondin
Boys’ Club
Central Christian Church
Kentucky lifts Indiana smallpox quarantine order
The Kentucky Board of Health, after confirming rapid decline of smallpox in Southern Indiana, permanently lifts the June 1 quarantine against Indiana. Officials say state and governor’s offices are vigorously pursuing measures to stamp out the disease, and the order is annulled.
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Indiana
Kentucky Board of Health
Kentucky
State Board of Health
Kentucky Board
State Board of Health of
Street Railway Workers Gain Eight Cents Hourly Increase
Bulletins posted in Indianapolis street railway barns announced a wage raise of one cent per hour for motormen and conductors, bringing each class to eighteen cents an hour. The unsolicited increase applies to all hires in the employ of the Indianapolis Street Railway Company.
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Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Alfred B Gates Dead One of City's Prosperous Wholesale Merchants
Alfred B Gates a prominent Indianapolis merchant died at 79 from angina pectoris at his North Meridian street home. He built a wholesale grocery and coffee business with son partners, retired years ago, and leaves a widow and four children including Harry B Gates William N Gates and Edward E Gates of San Francisco. Funeral plans pending with private burial at Crown Hill.
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Alfred B. Gates
Harry B. Gates
William N. Gates
Indianapolis
Gates
Fayette County
Ind
Connersville
Philadelphia
Illinois
Market Streets
Ripley & Gates
East
Maryland Street
A. B. Gates & Co
Maguire & Gillespie
Climax Coffee and Baking Powder Company
Edward E. Gates
California
United Railways Company
North Meridian Street
Mr. Gates
Indiana
Austin B. Gates
Avi B. Gates
Lena
Lebanon
Commercial Club
Board of Trade
Crown Hill
Funeral for William H Carnagey Held at 2 P M
The funeral for William H Carnagey who died Sunday night will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock from his home at 80 Woodlawn Avenue. He was fifty eight. Star Lodge Knights of Pythias will have charge of the service.
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William H. Carnagey
Woodlawn Avenue
Star Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Regular Soldiers Take Over United States Arsenal
Twenty five members of Company L third battalion Third Regiment U S S A arrived in the city and assumed charge of the arsenal. Maj Charles Shaler has left to command Watervliet Arsenal and will be at the Hotel English briefly. Detachment from Fort Thomas Ky is led by Lieut R B Clark with Lieut Keller and Dr E F Geddings. They transfer custody of buildings and grounds and prepare for the arrival of the second battalion now at the Presidio San Francisco. The crew served in the Philippines with three years in Malolos helping capture the city.
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United States Arsenal
Arsenal
Charles Shaler
Hotel English
Watervilet Arsenal
New York
Fort Thomas
R. B. Clark
Keller
E. F. Geddings
Medical Corps
Santiago
Third Infantry
Presidio
San Francisco
Philippines
Malolos
The
Indiana defense lawyers listed in court case
Attorneys engaged in the defense include Cham is Pickens Moores W V Rooker and A G Smith of Indianapolis and Judge Crumpacker of Hammond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cage Attorneys
Indiana
Chamis, Pickens & Moores
W. V. Rooker
A. G. Smith
Indianapolis
Judge
Vaudeville Show For Fresh Air Fund On Meridian Street
A vaudeville entertainment will be held tomorrow evening on Senator Fairbanks's vacant lot at North Meridian street to aid the Fresh Air Fund. Miss Nora E. Schmidt leads about twenty young women with candy and lemonade booths and colorful lighting. If rain arrives, the show is postponed a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Fairbanks
North Meridian Street
Fresh Air Fund
Nora E. Schmidt
Republican State committee plans late start for campaign
Chairman Goodrich arrives in town with advisers for a meeting of the Republican State committee. All members except George Cunningham plan to attend as discussions focus on timing for the campaign launch and continued party organization across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodrich
Republican State Committee
Majestic Building
Winchester
State Committee
George Cunningham
First
Special fast trains run between Indianapolis and Cincinnati and Terre Haute
Excursions Sunday July 6 offer special fast trains from Indianapolis Union Station at 7 a m. to Cincinnati leaving 7 p m return. Another service runs to Terre Haute and Greencastle with similar times leaving Indianapolis at 7 a m and returning at 7 p m. Fares listed as Cincinnati 1 25 dollars.
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Indianapolis Union Station
Cincinnati
Terre Haute
Greencastle
Journal by mail lets you keep in touch at home
The notice promotes subscribing to the Journal by mail while away for the summer. Readers can place an order before leaving and request multiple address changes as needed, ensuring home news follows them. It emphasizes easy, flexible service for travelers and seasonal residents.
Trains Run Daily From Indianapolis This Summer Dates
Tickets go on sale July 3 and 24 and August 7 and 28 with returns valid fifteen days from sale. Trains depart Indianapolis at 7 30 a m and 6 20 p m on the listed dates. Call the Big Four ticket office for tickets and sleeping car accommodations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Big Four
Niagara Falls Excursion From Indianapolis Offered
On Friday July 18 the Pennsylvania lines will run a personally conducted excursion to Niagara Falls via Columbus Cambridge Springs and Chautauqua Lake. Through sleepers depart Indianapolis 7 15 p m return limit twelve days. Cor respondingly low rates from other points for particulars call on agents or address W W Richardson D P A Indianapolis Lake Erie West ern R R 7 00 Niagara Falls Excursion 87 00 Thursday Aug 7 1902 Leaves Indianapolis 5 p m
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Pennsylvania Lines
Niagara Falls
Columbus
Representative Hemenway in Congress praised for work on appropriations
Indiana's James A. Hemenway is lauded by Larz A. Whitcomb for his rapid rise on the appropriation committees and leadership on the sundry civil sub committee. He is credited with backing pension board expansion and immigrant education tests, and with pushing enforcement of the Chinese exclusion law.
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Indiana
Washington
Congress
James A. Hemenway
Larz A. Whitcomb
Hemenway
Committee On
Whitcomb
Cannon
Board of Pension Appeals
House
Special round trip fares and Fourth of July excursions
Pennsylvania to Washington state and Midwest rail specials plus Western coast and Canadian routes. Travel within 200 miles for Fourth of July rates from Indianapolis with Monon and other lines. Sleeper and dining car services advertised, contact W. W. Richardson or Richardson agents for details.
Norwood to be incorporated says county GOP leader
Chairman Elliott of the Republican county committee stated Norwood will likely incorporate. Incorporation papers are expected to be filed in a few days as the town’s move predates the justice of the peace issue. He noted a majority support and said new precinct maps are being prepared following county redistricting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott
Republican County Committee
Norwood
Justice of the Peace
Chicago Board of Trade Fights Bucketshop Quotation Rule
Judge John H. Baker presided as the Chicago Board of Trade pressed for injunctions against Indiana bucketshop operators. The Board claims exclusive rights to market quotations and to bar telegraph firms from distributing them, alleging defendants divert and misuse quotations to the Board's detriment. A restraining order is sought to halt further sale or misuse of these quotations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Baker
United States Court
Chicago Board of Trade
Indiana
Board of Trade of Chicago
Telegraph Companies Co
Wmartine
Chi
Lake excursion fare and schedule promotion details
Advertisement lists $1.00 round trip to Lake Maxinkuckee with special Sunday train from Indianapolis at 7 20 am and return at 6 30 pm. One fare within 20 miles. Tickets on July 2 and 4, final return date ANNUAL SEASHORE EXCURSION. Also $15.00 round trip to Atlantic City via Pennsylvania Short Lines with through sleepers and coaches to Cape May Angelsea Avalon Holly Beach Ocean City Sea Isle City Wildwood Rehoboth Ocean City MD. Return limit 12 days. Contact agents or W W Richardson Indianapolis. Dividend note about 4 percent interest and 10 percent capital on certificate holders record July 1 1902. Transfer books closed July 1 to July 1. THE CONSUMERS GAS TRUST COMPANY.
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Atlantic City
Cape May
Angelsea
Avalon
Holly Beach
Ocean City
Sea Isle City
Wildwood
New Jersey
Rehoboth
Del
W. W. Richardson
Db. P. A
Indianapolis
THE
Consumers’ Gas Trust Company
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