Be Will Oppose Annexation Of Tuxedo In Indianapolis
A Tuxedo residents delegation urged the Ordinance Committee to annex Tuxedo to Indianapolis with a proposed boundary along Washington Street to the railroad. Councilman Perrott opposed the plan, citing revenue costs. The committee planned to tour the suburb and report. partisan lines suggested a possible minority view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuxedo
Henry Mohr
C. ©. Dunn
J. Randolph
Charles Collins
O. Keely
J. B. Montieue
Indianapolis
Washington Street
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Keller
Mr. Wheeler
Perrott
Streight
Ie Lancaster
Irightwood
Brightwood
Santa
Dunnela
Evler
Andi
Lkely
Must Wear Their Coats Shirtwaist Police Debate
Police Superintendent Quigley returned from the Milwaukee Elks convention and conferred with Board of Safety Chairman Hyde about shirtwaist attire for Indianapolis patrolmen. He dismissed unbuttoned coats as inappropriate in hot weather. A petition by township assessor M Jefferson urged permission for shirts, but officials doubt success. Contracts approved for a local sewer and an assessment roll for a brick roadway on Pierson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quigley
Milwaukee
Hyde
Board of Safety
Indianapolis
M. L. Jefferson
Eugene Sheehan
West Street
Morris Street
Wilkins Street
George Saddler
Gottlob Geiger Sureties
Pierson Street
Twenty-fourth Street
Inmate Dies at Resort After Despondency and Suspected Poison
Maud Shaw, 325 West Washington Street resort inmate, died about 7 p.m. last night after a personal crisis and suspected poison. She had been released from the workhouse Saturday and was despondent over alleged mistreatment by a man recently arrested. She left the house yesterday evening, returned to read, then collapsed. Dr. Manker attempted to aid but pronounced her death. The body was removed by an undertaker and her parents are living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Shaw
West
Washington Street
Pr. Manker
Romney
Bethany Park assembly opens as camp mood grows
The eighteenth annual Bethany Park gathering opens with a dry, breezy outlook. Rev. L L Carpenter and Howard Cale speak during opening services in the tabernacle. Sunrise prayers, Children's Day program, concerts, and a Zion's King cantata are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany Park Association
Tabernacle
L. L. Carpenter
Wabash
Howard Cale
Greenfield Choir
Bethany Choir
Rushville
Criswell
New
Shively
McConoha
New Castle
William Hardin
Greenwood
Franklin
Nancy Cox
Spencer
F. W. Newman
Lafayette
Henry Hodges
Paragon
W. F. Ackman
Windfall
Cal Rock and Family
Indianapolis
Ff. W. Randall
B. W. Everman
Burlington
Edna Stringe
Jeffersonville
Orrey Harney
Bethel
A. W. Connor
Irvington
Mr. Connor
Brother Scofield
Bethany Park
Indiana Lincoln League Sets Next Annual Convention in Terre Haute
The Indiana Lincoln League met at the Denison Hotel to plan the Terre Haute convention on February 12, 1902. A speakers committee includes Storms, Minton, Kriefenstein, McGuire, and Clark with aims to invite Senators Fairbanks, Beveridge, and Hanna. An October visit committee was also named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Lincoln League
Century Club
Denison
Daniel E. Storms
Lafayette
Grant Mitchener
George W. Krietenstein
Lincoln League
Terre Haute
R. C. Minton
Martinsville
George W. Kriefenstein
Newton J. McGuire
Indianapolis
John E. Clark
Marion
United States
Fairbanks
Beveridge
Marcus A. Hanna
Thompson Club
League
Died in His Chair German Methodist Leader Ahrens
Reverend William Ahrens, long a public figure in German Methodism, died last week at his Tacoma Avenue home after a career spanning conversion in Cincinnati in 1884 and ministry from 1885. Deafness ended his preaching in 1860, but he wrote books including The Powers Dwight and Darkness, which his daughter Matilda Ahrens will revise. He founded German benevolent societies and the Berea German Orphan Asylum in Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ahrens
Tacoma Avenue
Germany
Cincinnati
Berea
United States
Dwight
Darkness
Matilda Ahrens
Postal Clerk Disgraced After Years of Mail Theft
Frank M. Smallwood, a veteran postal clerk on the railroad run between this city and Pittsburg, was arrested by Post Office Inspectors Holmes and Fletcher for rifling the mails. He admitted guilt after a long pursuit stretching back to 1890, with missing letters dating to 1898. Evidence gathered over months confirmed his involvement, leading to bail set at 2000 and his confinement in Marion county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Smallwood
A. R. Holmes
W. T. Fletcher
Pittsburg
Smallwood
Holmes and Fletcher
Indianapolis
Kansas
Topeka
Kan
Mr. Holmes
Cincinnati
Union Station
Fletcher
Holmes
Moores
Marion County
Park Avenue
Haines case on delay and venue change in Indiana voting charge
The State of Indiana v Alvin E Haines saw a second hearing for illegally voting in Republican precinct committeeman primaries. A venue change was granted to Squire Hawkins in West Indianapolis. Hearing set for next Saturday and Republican officials claim Democrats aim to delay near their primaries. Charles A Bookwalter works on acceptance letter to stand as Republican mayoral nominee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Indiana
Alvin E. Haines
Justice Shuck
Haughville
Justice Sheppard
Squire Hawkins
West Indianapolis
Haines
Muir
Republican City Committee
Charles A. Bookwalter
Bookwalter
Crazy Circus Entertains at Cyclorama Building
The Red Men's League staged a quirky “crazy circus” last night at the Cyclorama on West Market Street. Cages from Bostock’s Zoo housed dummies with animal histories while a burlesque band and clowns performed on a main tent platform. The show drew a large, appreciative audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Men's League
West Market Street
Bostock’s Zoo
New Realty Firm and Central Printing Share Incorporations
Jonas Ladson W L Ladson and J E M Pursell of Paxton Sullivan county with James Hobbs of Vincennes formed Ladson Hobbs Realty Co in Vincennes with 20000 stock. The Central Printing Co Mun ele organized by A C Scott EB M Scott J T FP zeneines and W A Richison with 10000 capital. The German Baptist Brethren Church Incorporated its missionary committee for central Indiana as The Home Church and Missionary Committee for Middle Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonas Ladson
W. L. Ladson
J. E. M. Pursell
Paxton
Sullivan County
James Hobbs
Vincennes
Ladson & Hobbs Realty Company
Central Printing Company
Munele
A. C. Scott
EB. M. Scott
J. T. FP. Zeneines
W. A. Richison
Acton Park Meeting Cancelled by Heat and Detention
Sweltering heat at Acton Park led to cancellation of a morning 10:30 service by Dr. Hickman chancellor of DePauw University. Dr. Lewis of Moore’s Hill College spoke at 3:30 on denominational schools and church relations, noting enrollment and ministry proportions, while Epworth League officers led a special evening service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Irvington
Acton
R. Scott Hyde
Irvington M
Hyde
Miss Robinson
Shelbyville
Dr. Hilton
Indianapolia
Amanda Smith
Pearce
Acton Park
Hickman
de Pauw University
Indianapolis
Lewis
Moore's Hill College
Madden Announces Democratic Candidacy for Councillman at Large
Robert M. Madden foreman at Udell wooden ware works declares his run for councillman at large on the Democratic ticket. He previously won a council seat four years ago and was re nominated two years ago but was defeated by a Republican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M. Madden
Udell
Councillman
Democrats to announce primaries after Milwaukee trip
Chairman Fanning returns from the Elks conclave in Milwaukee. Primaries likely by August 15. Rumor says Mayor Taggart will declare he is not seeking renomination and would decline if nominated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanning
Milwaukee
the Elks
Taggart
Broad Ripple Ride Turns Violent Night Raid
Broad Ripple sheriff reports a night incident as a party on Sun shine started up the river around 11 o'clock. At 11 30 Indians landed near Morand camp in woods and fired. Two colored men sleeping in bunks aboard Pauline fled and hid under the boiler until Morand reassured them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morand
Pauline
Mr. Morand
Fake call wastes time at South West Street Dispensary
A bogus call to a City Dispensary doctor at 1722 South West Street led to a needless trip and delayed care for gravely ill patients. The report described a girl burned in the river bottoms, but no such address or accident could be verified. police and fire crews cope with frequent fake alerts and related disturbances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South West Street
Dr. Gray
Costa
Debs To Attend State and National Socialist Meetings
Eugene Debs will speak at the Sunday state Social Democrats meeting and the Monday national gathering aimed at uniting Socialist factions. Dual headquarters have operated in Springfield Mass and Chicago as twenty one Chicago founders travel by wheels to join the events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Debs
Social Democrats
Springfield
Mass
Chicago
Dunlap Hats Featured at Seaton's Store Tourists Notice
Notices for tourists about mail forwarding with no extra charge from the Daily and Sunday Journal. Summer seashore excursions via Pennsylvania Lines priced at $15 round trip with August 8 start and twelve day return, plus special trains to Atlantic City Cape May and coast resorts. Routes include Big Four via Snathia and Pennsy changes, with train times and dates July 28 and July 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily
Sunday Journal
United States
Canada
Atlantic City
Cape May
W. W. Richardson
Indianapolis
Ind
Madison
Columbus
Decatur
Tax Board Hears Traction Firm Advocate Freight Sale
J A Van Osdal of Anderson representing Union Traction asks to drop freight business as tangible property valued at 1040. F J Van Vorhis urges higher Belt railway assessment. Board aims to finish transportation property assessments tonight possibly midnight. Next week appeals from County Boards of Review will be heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Tax Board
J. A. van Osdal
Anderson
Union Traction Company
F. J. van Vorhis
Incidents of Camp Life on the River outing near Broad Ripple
John E. Morand president of the Indianapolis Transfer Company hosts a day on his river camp for about a dozen guests including James E. Fennessy and Mr. Southern of Cincinnati. They travel by tallyho coach, enjoy fried chicken, river rides, and music. A late night joke on camp colored staff is noted, linked to Captain Norvell of the steamer Sunshine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Morand
Indianapolis
Broad Ripple
Pauline
Mr. Morand
James E. Fennessy
Mr. Southern
Cincinnati
Morand
Captain Norvell
Sunshine
Norv
Free-for-all duel on South street ends in arrests
A wild street brawl on South street in front of a tinshop led to the arrest of Thomas Blackwell of 1025 Carter street and James Haley of 13 South Senate avenue. Two other participants escaped. The fight allegedly started over a glass of beer or a coat dispute. All were severely bruised. one was reportedly taken by friends before an ambulance arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Street
Thomas Blackwell
Carter Street
James Haley
South
Senate Avenue
Reception for Sergt Louis A Miller at Talbot Avenue
Last night at 2419 Talbot Avenue residents hosted a reception for Sergt Louis A Miller of Company C Thirteenth Regiment United States Volunteers who had recently returned from the Philippines. The English Zouaves performed exhibition drills and their band played as guests enjoyed refreshments and a general good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talbott Avenue
Louis A. Miller
Thirteenth Regiment
United States Volunteers
Philippines
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Nowa Yard
Ation OF
Board OF Works
Sue
Maude Shaw
Bethany
the Assembly
Association
State Holiness Association
Myla Fields
Edna Ervin
Harrington
Harrison Street
Railroad Avenue
Zpworth League
Walter Boyd
J. M. Igren
Knotts
Knotta
R. S. Hiyde
Indiana State Holiness Association
Greenwood Park
C. J. Fowler
National Association
Haverhill
Masa
W. C. McKaig
Logansport
G. A. McLauglin
The
Christian Witness
C. F. Cornell
Cleveland, O
C. W. Ruth
Mrs. Wines
Whiteland
M. J. Hawes
George Church
Freetown
Fowler
Holiness Association
Penteea Cous
Secretary of State
Debs
of Socialists
Dunlap
Seaton's Hat Store
Pennsylvania Lines
BIG Four
Cinci
Louisville
Lake Chautauqua
Eric R. RR
Jamestown
Ocean Grove
Sea Isle
Washington
R. P. Algeo
Dayton
Lake Erie
Western R. BR
Elwood
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Alerding
Ndianapolis
Colorado
Monon
Ucket
German Fire Insurance of
Delaware Street
Janes
Massachusetts Avenue
Stick & CO
N. East St
H. J. Jones
Gem
Indiana Ave
Barber Supply Co
Law Building
J. C Sipe
N. Med. St
Wulschner
Julius C
Walkegon
East Washington Street
Home Investment
Home Security
H. P. Wasson & CO
J.F. Wild & Co., Bankers
Stevenson Building
Indianapolis, Ind
W. E. Kleinsmith
Valencia Oil
Santa Cruz
California
Santa Cruz County
Ocean
San Francisco
Interior Counties
William M. Aydelotte
Fitzgerald Building
Knabe Pianos
WM. Knabe & CO
Starr Piano Company
Washington St
Pennsylvania St
Representative Piano House
Winter & Hummel
Parker
Meikel Coo
N. Penn St
Boston Brown Bread
Joseph Taggart
Massachusetts Ave
Eee Faomvasen Ff
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