Doering Sobs at City Police Station After Assault Charge
Max A. Doering of Chicago cried loudly at the turnkey’s office in the police station after being arrested for assault and battery on August Witske of 74 West New York Street. Doering protested his confinement, then berated prisoners, prayed and cursed, before tiring and being placed in a cell. Witske was later arrested and bonded, not kept in the cell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max A. Doering
Chicago
Claypool
August Witzke
West
New York Street
East Washington Street
Morgan and
Simon
Doering
Trunkey
Witzke
Morgan
Spiceland Academy Reunion and Local Incorporations
Former Spiceland Academy students gathered at Broad Ripple Park for a reunion with about one attendee present. The event welcomed attendees from Indianapo lis area and nearby towns. Separate items note filings for several companies including Miskimen Furnace, Zenia Board and Paper, Eclipse Coal, St John Sucker Rod, and Victor Oil, listing capital stock and selected directors. A colored prisoner escaped from the Workhouse hospital Monday night during an operation delay, and Greenberry Walker was fined for cruelty to his horse after it collapsed in the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spiceland Academy
Broad Ripple Park
Quaker Academy
Westfield
Carmel
Friendswood
Sheridan
Eden
Miskimen Furnace Company
George W. Miskimen
Oscar C. Tufford
Charles Kreis
H. J. Chemond
Harry T.linson
Fred Tomlinson
F. Obenin
D. C Arthur
Frank V. Guthrie
George W. Walters
Zenia Board and Paper Company
HA. Love
Victor Oil Company
Anderson
Jesse L. Vermillion
James & Vandeventer
Marx Carll
John Clurry
Dave
All
School Board Budget Puts Finances in Sharp Focus
School Commissioners review a multi-fund budget totaling 909 943 with receipts and balances of 908 629 and expenditures of 852 365 for the year ending June 1903. The librarian report is approved, noting 92 524 volumes in 1901 with 4 466 added and 9 876 borrowers. A janitor's $182 claim is rejected as bids for School 33 steam heat are shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of School Commissioners
Cleland
Indiana
Brary Fund
Gregg Fund McCoy Fund
Gustav C. Witte
W. E. Bailey
Witte
Bailey
Are
Kirkhoff Bros
Kruse & Deventer
W. H. Johnson & Son
McKinley
Kendall
H. 8. Hippenstell
James Russell Lowell School
Martha Elrod
Kate Walton
Blanche May
Mabel Hauk
CAPT CAMPBELL HAY DEAD AT 74 INDIANA PRINTER TURNED SOLDIER
CAPT CAMPBELL HAY, aged 74, died at the home of his sister Mrs Jutta B Cobb M12 Park avenue Monday night burial from the residence at 4 PM. He was born in Charleston Ind in 1828 and trained as a printer. He stood off Col John Brough's troops by training printing presses while editorials angered the colonel. He enlisted in the Sixty sixth Indiana Regiment at New Albany at the start of the Civil War and served with distinction in campaigns. He later assisted the army with purchasing horses and sent horses to various points. After the war he delivered horses to the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell Hay
Jutta B. Cobb
Park Avenue
Captain Hay
Charleston
Ind
Stanley Matthews
Cincinnati
John Brough
Brough
Sixty-sixth
Indiana Regiment
New Albany
Indianapolis
Local businessman tied to drug trade and insurance career
He engaged in the drug business with E A Cobb at the corner of Illinois and Washington streets and later ran an insurance business until ill health forced retirement. He left two sons Paul and Howard Hay of San Francisco a brother W H Hay and sister Mrs Julia Cobb. Mrs Matilda Schnull wife of Henry Schnull died at 1305 Central avenue at 9 this morning of brain fever. Born January 31 1836 in Henckocounty she came to this city in 1856 and married Mr Schnull. She supported charitable work and city growth. Surviving are husband four children Mrs Clemens Vonnegut Jr Mrs Bernard Vonnegut Mrs Jee Mueller and G A Schnull. Funeral private at residence tomorrow morning with burial at Crown Hill. Friends may view remains today between 4 and 6 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Cobb
Illinois and
Washington Streets
Il Health
Paul
Howard Hay
San Francisco
Comets
W. H. Hay
Julia Cobb
Matilda Schnull
Henry Schnull
Central Avenue
Jacob Schramm
Hencock County
Schnull
Clemens Vonnegut, Jr
Bernard Vonnegut
Jee Mueller
G. A. Schnull
Crown Hill
State Medical Board exam underway at Statehouse
The State Board of Medical Registration and Examination is conducting its semi annual examinations in the agricultural rooms at the Statehouse. About seventy applications are on file and the work will extend past Thursday. Oscar Barandy, a Budapest graduate once in Austro-Hungarian service, is among the applicants and is accompanied by Father Piro of South Bend to translate into Hungarian. Dr Curryer’s vacant seat prompts Republican applications. likely a Democrat eclectic is preferred. Dr W T Gott of Crawfordsville began duties as secretary yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Medical Registration and Examination
Oscar Barandy
Royal University of Budapesth
Austro-Hungary
South Bend
Piro
Curryer
Eclectic School
W. T. Gott
Crawfordsville
Ministers Enjoy Annual Picnic at Broad Ripple Park
The Methodist Ministerial Association held its yearly picnic at Broad Ripple Park with about twenty five ministers and their families. A large basket dinner featured speeches and humorous exchanges between Dr. T. A. Goodwin and Dr. J. S. Tevis, followed by other pastors including Rev. J. G. Chaffee, Rev. H. W. Kellogg, and Rev. W. R. Halstead. A ride on the Sunshine steamer capped the day, with the street-car company providing gratis transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Ministerial Association
Broad Ripple Park
T. A. Goodwin
Dr. Goodwin
Goodwin
Tevis
J. G. Chaffee
H. W. Kellogg
W. R. Halstead
Sunshine
Indianapolis cowgirl in restaurant sign outfit is jailed
Edna Hall famed for street cowboy dress was arrested with employer William E Payton on advertising ordinance violations in Indianapolis. She claims $2.50 daily pay and vows to fight authorities as she writes poems denouncing the police and a newspaper and poses for publication photos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Hall
Indianapolis
William E. Payton
Hall
Republican Editors Plan Summer Outing at Put-in-Bay
The Republican Editorial Association executive committee met with Secretary Whittaker and George Lockwood to finalize plans for a summer gathering this month at the Victoria Hotel in Put-in-Bay. Editors depart July 17 aboard the Lake Erie and Western for Sandusky, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Editorial Association
Whittaker
Republican State Committee
George Lockwood
Victoria Hotel
Putin Bay
Lake Erie & Western
Sandusky
Woman Reports Bed Bug Poison Man Vanished After Purchase
Mrs. Thomas Dwyer of 583 West Merrill street bought a 25 cent bed bug poison from a man, paid with a $ bill, and he boarded a street car claiming to change it. He vanished, police could not locate him. Ostendorf’s band at Fair Bank tonight features W. E. Barnes as soloist with a varied program including The Fortune Teller and Broadway to Tokio among numerous selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Dwyer
West
Merrill Street
Dwyer
Ostendorf
Fair Bank
W. E. Barnes
Broadway
Tokio
Sloane
Ph. Fahrbach
America
Georgia Rose
Pliny
The
Pete Mate
Boettger
Gideons Meet in Cedar Rapids Rally for Indianapolis
Local delegates attending the National Gideons gathering in Cedar Rapids Indiana last Friday through Sunday reported strong success in securing the convention for Indianapolis next year. Representatives from the Northeast South and West attended and the Indianapolis team led by John T. Van Zandt F M Montgomery William E Tickenbrock and Robert Clark of Camp No 1 did the legwork. Each man also served in various city churches during the convention and Mr Tickenbrock received a gold badge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Gideons
Cedar Rapids
Indianapolis
John T. van Zandt
F. M. Montgomery
William E. Tickenbrock
Robert Clark
Camp No. 1
Tickenbroch
Burial of Mrs Pattison in Indianapolis funeral at Kregele’s chapel
Mrs Elizabeth G Pattison died at Albion Michigan aged eighty six leaving three sons and a daughter Mrs Sternberg the daughter and Gen G M Sternberg son in law. Funeral 1 oclock this morning Krege le s chapel North Delaware street burial Crown Hill. General Sternberg long time surgeon general of the army recently retired resides in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Sternberg
the Army
Mrs. Pattison
United States Army
Denison House
L. N. Pattson
Marshall, Mich
Sternberg
Pattison
Albion
Mich
Elizabeth G. Pattison
T. T. N. Pattison
Indianapolis
Pennsylvania Street
Southport
County
Outings for Children Organizes Third Annual City Event
The Young People's Children Outing Organization seeks funds for the third annual outing for the poor. Headquarters at 24 West Maryland Street. The circular notes past summers with 65 children cost 363, then 225 children cost 185, and hopes to reach 1,000 this summer with public-spirited support. No salaries. workers donate time. Funds cover railroad fare and clothing. nonsectarian and urging small contributions promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People's Children Outing Organization
West Maryland Street
Young People’s Children
United Societies of Epworth League
Christian Endeavor
German Epworth League
Baptist Young People’s Union
Epworth League
United Societies
Excursions From Indianapolis on the Big Four Route
Seaton's Hat Store advertises $1.00 Terre Haute to return and $1.00 Green Castle to return, with multiple dates in July and August for Niagara Falls Atlantic City Lake Erie routes. It lists schedules, stopovers at Washington and Sandusky, and prices for Erie and Western RRs plus Lake Erie & Western. Tickets available at Union Station and 26 South Illinois Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. I
Portland
Wisconsin
Michigan
Big Four
East Washington Street
Union Station
H. M. Bronson
Washington
Niagara Falls
Toronto
Alexandria Bay
Montreal
Sandusky
Chautauqua Lake
A. H. Sellars
South Illinois Street
Sandusky, C
Indianapolis
Big Four Ticket Office
Sleeper and Fast Time to Detroit and More
The notice lists train departures from Indianapolis to Detroit and Cincinnati with multiple routes and pricing, plus special fast trains. It promotes ticketing at Union Station and West Washington Street, and advertises detective services, drifted by W W Richardson. Also mentions mail subscription service for staying in touch while away, and local businesses including insurance and harness shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Detroit
West Washington Street
Union Station
W. W. Richardson
Indianapolis Retail Grocers elect officers at annual meeting
At the annual meeting in Board of Trade Hall the Indianapolis Retail Grocers Association elected officers: President John G. Schad Vice President H E Buddenbaum Secretary Charles H Taylor Treasurer H K E Schortemeter. The board of directors includes H F Neirman C G Lohman John Shea William Koehler E L E Heller and F W Helt. A picnic committee meeting is set for Tuesday July 5 to choose the picnic date and finalize arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Retail Grocers’ Association
Board of Trade Hall
John G. Schad
H. E. Buddenbaum
Charles H. Taylor
H. K E. Schortemeter
H. F. Neirman
C. G. Lohman
John Shea
William Koehler
EL. E. Heller
F. W. Helt
Robbery Report Involving John Mason
John Mason, 49 West Michigan Street, reported being held up by a man and a woman in an alley near the canal. They restrained him and stole 4.50. He could not identify the suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mason
West
Michigan Street
Indiana Avenue
Vermont Street
Canal
City News Notes Highlights Local Events And Jobs
Universalist lawn fete set for tomorrow evening with Misses Hartman at 1111 East Market. Maennerchor Sommernachtfest tonight in Deutsche Park near Riverside line. admission limited to members. State Life Insurance offers two weeks of full-salary vacation plus summer Saturday half-holidays. Three candidates file for Cass Circuit Court judge vacancy: D. B. McConnell De Witt C. Justice George A. Gamble. No current Chicago freight strike trouble. Chicago freight delayed en route to Indianapolis. Judge J. W. Kent reports George Blaker of Colfax removed from office per bond surety statute. Violates by bond release rules if no replacement within ten days. A Frank Hunter emblem for SA grade 14 pupil Miss Josephine Eddy may appear on Commercial Club stationery and advertising. Commercial Club committee proposes bas-relief sculptor to reproduce the design for medals and seals or for half-tone photos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartman
East Market Street
Deutsche Park
State Life Insurance Company
Cass Circuit Court
D. B. McConnell
de Witt C. Justice
George A. Gamble
Indianapolis
Chicago
J. W. Kent
Clinton County
George Blaker
Colfax
Circuit Court
Kent
Frank Hunter
Manual Training School
Josephine Eddy
Commercial Club
Bernard Vonnegut
T. C. Steele
J. Otis Adams
Fires ravage three homes in rapid sequence
Three fires struck within an hour last night. At John Traiman’s residence on Bellefontaine street a gas jet ignited lace curtains causing minor damage. Shortly after, C. A. Fortner’s home on North Noble street suffered a $25 loss due to a defective flue. A bonfire on Harrison street was reported on South Noble street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Traiman
Bellefontaine Street
C. A. Fortner
North Noble Street
South Noble Street
Harrison Street
Indianapolis lawyers announce Saturday noon closings this summer
Beginning July 12 the law offices of members of the Indianapolis Bar Association will close Saturdays at noon until October 1 following a recent resolution. Starting August 1 freight will not be received at Indianapolis freighthouses after 4 30 p m and on Saturdays after that time, a rule set by the Indianapolis freight committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Bar Association
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Freight Committee
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Sayres Indianas
H. Lieber Company
West Washington St
J. C. Sipe
Meridian St
Anapolis
August Witske
Wee Creete
Greenberry Walker
Stubbs
Humene Wiser
Falker
Wulschner
Onecoasane
Grege Fu
Sear Free Kindergarten
Pune Co
Cres Neceseseser
State Medical Board
Methodist
Terial Association
Republican Editors
Mouste
Carolina Caroline
Sulu
Sadie Moore
Carrie
Baby Mags Echees Hessen
Albion, Mich
Seaton’s Hat Store
Vandalia Line
Terre Haute
Greencastle
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
San Francisco, Los Angeles, Port
Salt Lake City
Ogden, St. Paul
Minneapolis
Oma
Ha and
Des Moines
Erie & Estern R. R
Michigan City
Atlantic City
SION
Atlantic City, N. J
Via
M. S
Lehigh
R. R
Old Point
Pennsylvania Lines
Union Detective Bureau
Oldphone Red
Lafayette
Rushville
Connersville
Hamilton
Lawrenceburg
Aurora
Indianapolis Union Station
Celina
Lima
St. Mary's
Providence, R. J
Baltimore
Philadelphia
R. P. Alges
South
Delaware Street
Janes
C. Koehring & Bro
Virginia Ay
Leo Lando
Optician
Pennsylvania St
Langsenkamp Bros
Brass Works
E. Georgia St
Jon
W. W. Dark & Co
Amara
Techentin & Freiberg
East
Washington St
Ing of
Association
City News Notes
Alaska
Willie
Lilly & Stalnaker
McAvoy
Jacob Metzger , CO
Maryland Street
OF the
James Whitcomb Riley
Riley
Journal Office
Dr. Joseph
Enk’s
ENK Medicine CO
Union City, Ind
Henry J. Hyder
Washington and
Pennsylvania Sts
J. H. Reed
Washington Street
Marcy's Old Stand
Mueller
S. E. Cor. del
New York Sts
Remington Typewriters
Wyckoff, Seamans @ Benedict
Remington Typewriter Company
Fast Market Street
Julius C Walk
Merchants’ Association
Mamsates & Co
Pembroke Arcade
GEO, Merritt & CO
North Illinois Street
Per Lee
Perrir
Deutsch Tailoring Co
Illinois Street
Manitou
Frankfort
Charlevoix
Petoskey
Harbor Springs
C. L. Rost
Nek Brass & Ae
Hartford 7 Typewriter
Sentinel PR Printing Company
Sole Agi, Eee Ge Ve
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