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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1902

Page

2

Union Traction Amends Articles To Expand Operations

Indiana filings reveal Union Traction Company amended its articles yesterday to gain power to construct or purchase and lease street and interurban railway lines in Logansport, Kokomo, Elwood, Tipton, Alexandria, Muncie, Noblesville, Bunker Hill, Atlanta, Cicero, Carmel and Broad Ripple. The move aims to secure leverage to take over Indianapolis & Northern Traction and expand regional reach. The Culver Military Academy, founded by H. H. Culver of St. Louis and now funded by the Culver estate, incorporated in Indiana yesterday with capital of 20000 pounds. Trustees include Walter L. Culver, H. H. Culver, Emily J. Culver, and A. F. Fleet, with Col. A. P. Fleet as commandant. The academy, at Culver on Lake Maxinkuckee, trains youths for universities, West Point, and Annapolis.

Culver Military Academy H. H. Culver St. Louis Culver Indiana West Point Naval Academy At Annapolis Lake Maxinkuckee Kokomo Elwood Tipton Alexandria Muncie Noblesville Bunker Hill Atlanta Cicero Carmel Broad Ripple Union Indianapolis & Northern Traction Company Apes Harrison Company Montpelier Incorporated H. P

Embezzlement Charge Against Traders' Mutual Official

John H. Davidson, superintendent of Traders' Mutual Life Insurance Co of Illinois, was arrested on embezzlement charges after allegedly retaining money paid to agents. Manager Charles A. Hale accuses him of misappropriating funds and notes prior management issues. Davidson, 32, previously worked in brokerage and life insurance, with office on North Capitol Avenue and in the Lombard building. Hale intends to prosecute and remained in the city.

John H. Davidson David Davidson Sun Life Insurance Company of Chicago North Capitol Avenue Lombard Hale Nyis

Cambridge City Iconoclast Portrays Local Hero Karl Ford

A Cambridge City paper features an iconoclast depiction of Karl Ford, claiming Ford nursed J P Stoner in Lewisville during smallpox, arranged bells, and paid a physician daily, while townsfolk fled. The piece alleges Ford supplied information and photos about his own heroism.

Cambridge City The Tribune Karl Ford Iim Mr. Ford Lewisville J. P. Stoner Ford Stoner Stover Warne County

Tenth Biennial Indiana Epworth League Opens Sessions

The tenth biennial Indiana Epworth League convention opened at Roberts Park Church with Bishop I W Joyce of Minneapolis delivering the keynote. Rev Worth M Tippy welcomed delegates. Dr W L Munhall and Bishop Walden were slated to attend. Rev James G Campbell answered. Sessions include committee appointments, officer nominations, and addresses by church leaders.

Roberts Park Church Traelf Joyce Indiana Epworth League I. W. Joyce Minneapolis League Roberts Park Horace M. Ogden Frankfort of S. Henninger Indianapolis W. H. Hickman de Pauw University W. L. Munhall Philadelphia Walden Cincinnati E. A. Albertson Greentown New York State MR. Tippy H. Palmer John P. Hillis Worth M. Tippy

Interurban terminal plan awaited by Mayor Bookwalter

Mayor Bookwalter awaits a formal interurban proposal before the Board of Public Works next week. The plan, similar to Hugh J. McGowan’s earlier offer, would designate desirable terminal streets and may eliminate the car tax in the standard franchise. Building size and site selection remain unsettled, with possible new franchises for current companies if the tax is dropped. The shippers’ committee seeks a clearer freight traffic provision.

Bookwalter Board of Public Works Hugh J. McGowan Missouri George McCulloch McGowan Shippers’ Committee

American Woman Marries Chinese Immigrant Moy Sam in Indianapolis

Miss Minnie Downs of Chicago becomes Mrs Moy Sam a prosperous Chinaman who recently arrived from Chicago. The ceremony at Justice Sheppard’s office drew a large crowd as Moy Sam, proprietor of a West Court street restaurant, and Miss Downs prepare to reside here with plans to join by George Horne and his family. The license faced initial doubt over legality but Indiana law allowed the marriage.

Moy Sam Chicago Minnie Downs Justice Sheppard May Sam West Court Street Illinois Street Capitol Avenue George Horne Miss Downs Liberty, Ill Moy First Congregational Church Indianapolis Moy Sing Delaware Street Indiana Avenue Court Street West Washington Street Indiana Justice Sheard Moy Sting May

Hog prices hit record $8.10 at Union Stock Yards

Hogs sold yesterday for $8.10 per hundred weight at the Union Stock Yards, the highest price yet reached in this city. The price matches the level recorded in Chicago.

Union Stock Yards Chicago

Hotel Lobby Gleanings on Dr Norton’s Rail Claim

Dr. J A Norton congressman from Ohio’s Seventh District told Grand Hotel visitors that it costs the Lake Shore Railroad less to earn a dollar than any other in the world. He cites Indiana tax board hearings July 22 and argues taxation should reflect earnings cost, noting B and O incurs 8 cents per dollar earned in contrast.

Lake Shore Railroad J. A. Norton Tiffin, O Grand Hotel Dr. Norton Congress Ohio Charley Foster Norton Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Indiana Tax Board Lake Shore Indiana Tax Board

Hotel man Wallick plans Toledo post after Shreveport era

L C Wallick, recently retired hotel operator, was seen at the Denison Hotel and plans to take charge of a leading Toledo hotel after leaving Shreveport. He recalled his Phoenix Hotel days and described the Red River region, Louisiana life, and the local gambling scene with planter guests playing poker amid pistols on the table.

L. C. Wallick Denison Shreveport Wallick St. Dennis Columbus New Lynn Seymour French Lick Toledo Phoenix Red River Country Darkles Louisiana

Rural Exodus Shapes Shelby County Politics and Industry

Sid Conger of Shelby county, a former Republican officeholder, says residents are busy with crops and factory work as country folk move to towns. Major G V Menzies and others discuss Democratic prospects, the state convention, and upcoming elections while Mason Niblack reviews the state fair grounds and cyclone damage.

Sid Conger Shelby County Shelbyville

Night Clerk Replacement Ends With Missing Funds

Landlord Stubbins recalls a joke about a new night clerk at his hotel. J W Raw replaced the retiring clerk and worked until 2 AM when he left for food and did not return. The owner now fears the young man has vanished with the money.

Stubbins J. W. Raw

Coincidental Theft Report Stuns Night Clerk Scene

It is announced by Mr Stub bins that by a singular coincidence the sum of $103 disappeared with the night clerk. The remark hints at a curious lapse as полиция records mention a missing amount tied to the late shift.

Stubbins

Woman Struck By Street Car While Crossing Tracks

Julia Schwanke a domestic employed by Charles Latham at 187 North Pennsylvania street was hit by a street car while bicycling at Pennsylvania and St. Clair streets yesterday evening. She was carried to the Landers home unconscious, then to City Hospital where doctors found a smashed nose internal injuries and a bad scalp wound but not considered life threatening.

Julia Schwanke Charles Latham Pennsylvania Street Pennsylvania St. Clair Landers

Miners Union to Convene as Mitchell Heads Hqrs Visit

President John Mitchell of the United Mine Workers is expected at headquarters Monday and will stay through the miners’ special convention opening next Thursday. The credentials committee began canvassing delegates’ credentials, with about 500 received and many more anticipated to allow a report at the convention’s opening.

John Mitchell United Mine Workers

Abattoir Company to Expand Plant and Capital Stock

Indianapolis Abattoir Co will raise capital from 200000 to 500000 and add a large building near Morris street bridge. Floor space doubles and machinery upgraded to latest pattern, boosting daily capacity to 500 cattle and 500 hogs. E M Campbell & Co bought 28000 of Daviess county ten year 4% bonds at auction. Five bidders. Newberg town sold 5000 of 5% ten year bonds to the same firm.

Indianapolis Abattoir Company Morris Street Bridge Messrs. E. M. Campbell &Co Daviess County Newberg

Excursion Advertisements From Seaton's Hat Store and Rail Lines

A mixed advertise segment lists multiple rail excursion offers to Mammoth Cave and various destinations. Details include dates July 17 to July 22, departure times from Indianapolis with special trains, round trip prices around 1.00 to 1.50, inclusions such as meals hotel lodging and guides, and ticket office locations at Union Station and street addresses.

Indianapolis Shelbyville the Cave Mammoth Cave Mammoth Cave Hotel Big Four No. 1 East Washington Street Union Station Aero Eee H. M. Bronson

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