Acton Park Strike Delays Breakfast at Camp Meeting
Eight hotel staff at Acton Park Camp Meeting Association quit over a coworker deemed incompetent, delaying breakfast for guests. Manager and remaining workers filled in, serving a better meal than usual, as guests learned breakfast would be ready after a brief delay. The incident occurred amid ongoing temperance events and park activities with plans for golf links and tennis courts for next season.
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Acton Park
Methodist Assembly
Mal
Hester
George Wolf
Columbus
Emerald Isle
Littl Island
Aint
Acton Assembly
J. W. Cashiel
Moore's Fill
L. G. Akin
Hattie Akin
D. A. Robertson
Indianapolis
B. F. Morgan
T. E. Goodrich
Shelbyville Traction Line
Acton
Woman's Home Missionary
Holiness Association
Temperance day at Bethany Park features Stewart address
Special to the Indianapolis Journal reports Temperance day at Bethany Park on July 28. The event includes W C T U sessions led by Mrs J M Dungan of Indianapolis and remarks from Oliver W Stewart national Prohibition chairman. Freeman speakers A G Carter and Prof J M Dungan participate with Dr W H Boles delivering Who Killed Joe's Baby. Archibald Brothers Quartet perform and Demerest medal contest crowns five contestants.
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Indianapolis Journal
Bethany Park
W. C. T. Ite
J. M. Dungan
Indianapolis
A. R. Boor
New Castle
Ss. K. Jones
Corydon
Mamie Utter
Martinsville
Oliver W. Stewart
Prohibition Party
Bethany
Democratic Party
Stewart
A. G. Carter
Boles
John A. Logan
Blbcan
Christian Church
Archibald
Earl Dowell
Stones Crossing
Ind
Mary Hadley
Bloomingdale
Johnson County
Morgan County
Parke County
Christian Endeavor
Hovhannes Mageerditch Cheeneegeazian
Austin Hunter
J. H. O. Smith
Valparaiso
James Small
Columbus
Young people plan yearly meeting with guests and lectures
The notice lists numerous guests visiting from Fort Wayne Franklin Indianapolis and other places for a Lake View cottage gathering. Rev A W Conner of Irvington arrives at the Bethany Hotel preparing a new lecture The Girl that Was Older Than the Comedies and Tragedies of Boyhood Along with his prior popular talks The Worst Boy in Town and The Comic Side of a Preacher's Life. Recent arrivals include several individuals from Indianapolis Vernon Morocco and Frank with more names listed.
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A. E. Golay
Fort Wayne
Moore
Lake View Cottage
Robert Wilson
Franklin
E. P. Randall
John L. Kring
Harry Marsh
Indianapolis
Selvage
Wood
Atkinson Cottage
Mise Lizzie Robinson
Glenn's Valley
Ind
Hannah Treselar
Harry Jeter
Sullivan
Maxwell
T. M. Wiles
Anderson
J. B. Pearcy
Franklin Cottage
Anna
Belle Tilford
Martinsville
Pearcy
A. W. Conner
Irvington
Bethany Hotel
A. Strann
W. P. Malott
Carrie I. Phillipe
Fiora E. Drake
Austin H. Hunter
B. L. Allen
J. Wilson
Mary and Marie Wilson
Vernon
Marvin
Bertram
Errett Archibald
Morocco
W. M. Cunningham
Nell Hall
Tillie Weye
Frank
Legal Opinion on Privacy Rights and Portraits in Ads
Recent legal opinions discuss injunctions and privacy in advertising images. A woman’s likeness used to attract attention may cause distress yet may not be enjoinable if the image is not obscene and no property right exists in living or posthumous features. Mentions Michigan Supreme Court and Col. Atkinson case as context. Also notes juror misconduct from intoxication and its impact on trial fairness.
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Northeastern Rep
New York
Parker
Supreme Court of Michigan
Col
John Atkinson
Detroit
Col. Atkinson
Northwestern
Minnesota
Brown
Southwestern Rep
Missouri
Southwestern
Supreme Court of Nebraska
Sullivan
Farm Hand's Job in Peril Foretold by Agricultural Trends
A New York Sun excerpt surveys rising farm sizes in the West, irrigation aids, and government incentives. It notes U S farm numbers reach 5,739,657 with total value around $20.5 trillion, and average farm size now 144 acres. It contrasts eastern and western settlement, urges diversified feed for horses, and mentions Angora goats and butter churn practices. It closes with farming as an experiment-driven, long-term progress.
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Brazil
England
Missouri
Texas
Minots
Iowa
Ohio
New York
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Bulletin of the
Census Bureau
Sam
Jersey
Wisconsin
London creditors discuss Lord Hope liquidation outcome
Report from London July 2 describes creditors meeting to liquidate Lord Praneis Hope's claims at ten shillings to the pound. A £9,100 claim by May Yohe, former wife of Lord Francis Hope, was said not sustainable. Details touch May Yohe's past elopement with Capt. Bradlee Strong and subsequent world travel amid pawned jewels.
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London
Praneis Hope
May Yohe
Francis Hope
New York
Strong
England
Europe
Notable Arrivals and Local Names Listed in Indiana
The Sunday arrivals include Elizabeth Inglis Mamie Cassell Mrs M F Ault Elizabeth Ault Lottie Inglis R E B Compton Elmer Goodwin W L King Margaret Allen Charley Allen William Koch Mary Allen and others from Indianapolis Marton Plainfield Morristown Franklin Crawfordsville and nearby towns. Names include Rev Amzi Atwater Rev B F Cato Rev E L Frazier Mrs F Folks Miss Jessie Clemens and many more locals and visitors.
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M. F. Ault
Elizabeth Ault
Lottie G. Ingiis
R. E B. Compton
Elmer Goodwin
W. L. King
Margaret E. Allen
Charley Allen
William Koch
Mary Allen
Indianapolis
L. @. Gardner
Bert Gardner
Marie Gardner
Marton
Ind
O. W. Mason
Mason
Fern
Lee Mason
New Richmond
Faint in Court as Grandmother Sons Release is Ordered
In Judge McMaster's court Mrs. Alice Ash fainted aloud My heart is broken as her grandson about a year old was ordered to his mother Mrs. Bessie Fleetwood by habeas corpus. The child, born to John Fleetwood and Bessie, remains with the mother after a family dispute. The Indiana Trust Company was yesterday named trustee under the will of Rudolph Rupert, the furniture man.
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Alice Ash
Indiana Trust Company
Rudolph Rupert
New suits filed in Lag. com and Superior Court listings
Hattie Dailey sues Edward Dailey for divorce in Lag. com Court Room 1. Anthony F K Kleinschmidt and others sue Henry B Fargo and others on a mechanic's lien in Lag. com Court. James Mitchell sues Millie A Hess and others to reform and foreclose a mortgage in Superior Court Room 3.
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Hattie Dailey
Edward Dailey
Anthony F. K. Kleinschmidt
Henry
Fargo
Lag
James Mitchell
Millie A. Hess
Superior Court
Indiana Supreme Court Minutes and Appellate Briefs Fragment
A compiled index of appellate cases and court actions including Minute entries from the Indiana Supreme Court and notices of assignment of errors and appellees’ briefs. It lists various counties such as Daviess, Tipton, Knox, Martin, Miami, Morgan, Elkhart, Madison, and South Bend, with case names like Matthew Kelly v Bunting, Mitchell School Township v Hall, and Union National Savings and Loan Association v Laughlin, alongside references to appellee and appellant briefs and records. The document presents a snapshot of ongoing appellate proceedings and attorney submissions across multiple districts.
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Mary Krise
Isaac D. Wilson
Tipton C. C
Howard County
Samuel P. Ruble
John M. Bunting
Knox C.C
Bond
Mitchell School
Martin County
James R. Hall
Lawrence C. C
Eos J. Newcomber
Miami C
Elkhart C. C. Appellee
Midland Railway Company
Francis M. Trissal
Madison C. C. Appelies
South Bend Pulley Company
New Indiana Corporations Forming Across State
New business filings show Hammond Baking Company and Fort Wayne Fair Association incorporating with capital stocks of 10000 and 15000 respectively. Directors listed include Richard Siebert Louis Siebert Anna Busse and Charles McCulloch John C Peters Louis A Centlivre Stephen B Fleming among others. Other incorporations include Pine Hall Dairy at Bedford with 6000 capital and directors J W Comfort J E Comfort Alvin T Hert. Osgood Light Company capital 32.1 percent with E D Truman O R Jenkins C A Baylor. Bridgeton Mansfield and Diamond Co operative Telephone Company capital 1.00 with Lee Mitchell Oscar Cole Elmer Welch J B Garrigus and others. South Bend Merchants Association incorporators E R Moore Max Livingstone E J Smith Solomon Fox. Athletic Association of De Pauw University filings list H A Gobin J H Roscoe A Stephenson Lee Hawthorne L Weik.
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Hammond Baking Company
Richard Siebert
Louis Siebert
Anna Busse
Fort Wayne Fair Association
Charles McCulloch
John C. Peters
Louis A. Centlivre
Stephen B. Fleming
Pine Hall Dairy Company
Bedford
Incorporated
J. W. Comfort
J. E. Comfort
Alvin T. Hert
Osgood Light Company
E. D. Truman
O. R. Jenkins
C. A. Baylor
Bridgeton, Mansfield and Diamond Co-operative Telephone Company
Lee Mitchell
Oscar Cole
Elmer Welch
J.B. Garri
Saddle theft arrest of Roy Johnson near Broad Ripple
A young man calling himself Roy Johnson living on Trowbridge street was arrested by Bicycle Policemen Streit and Losh on a petit larceny charge. He allegedly stole a farmer’s saddle west of Broad Ripple, found it near a fence after painting a farmer’s house near New Augusta, and sold it in city for $2. The buyer lacked funds at the time. Johnson was taken into custody after police visited his home yesterday.
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Roy Johnson
Trowbridge Street
Streit
Losh
Broad Ripple
Johnson
New Augusta
Illinois Street
The Man with the Punctured Tire
A lurid verse from W. Gillan in the Los Angeles Herald laments a victim of Fate. The speaker mocks moral law and hails the man with the punctured tire as a symbol of peril amid a heated scene and provocative imagery.
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W. Gillan
Los Angeles Herald
Farm engines promise big gains for Western fields
An article extols compact gasoline traction engines for plowing harrowing cultivating and threshing noting they reduce labor hours improve efficiency and lower running costs. It cites Nebraska farmers with gang plows and wheat and corn yields showing higher land values and a shift toward scientific agriculture aided by rural free mail delivery and bicycles.
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Nebraska
Indiana Trust Company Statement 1901 Liabilities Total
The Indiana State Auditor certifies a 1901 statement for WM C Van Arsdell’s company with total liabilities of 20 743 386 46 and specified reserves for dividends and contingencies. The document outlines policies valued under New York State guidance and lists payments due to policyholders including annuities, matured endowments, and death loss reserves. It also notes funds held, premiums, and dividends payable as of December 31, 1901.
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Rae
Eac
New York State Insurance Department
Aeadebases Ee
ETA Coos
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J. G. Ingalls
Chicago
Middle West
the Court Record
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State of Indiana
Matthew Kelly
John D. Morgan
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United States
Kansas City Journal
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Germany
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Spain
Japan
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Starr Piano CO
Pennsylvania Street
Havana
F. R. Rice Mercantile Cigar Co
St. Louis
Union Made
H. Lockwood Patnef
Lemcke Bldg
New York Life Insurance Co
Broadway
City of
John A. M'Call
Charles C. Whitney
State of
H. Hart
WM. C. van Arsdel
Indiana Trust Building
Smith
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co
Main Street
Springfield, Mass
John A. Halal
H. M. Phillips
Con Aoy
GUC
Legal Reserve
Office of Auditor of State
State
W. H. Hart
Auditor of State
Newton Claypool
Glens Falls
Glens and
Bay Streets
Glens Falls, N
J. L. Cunningham
R. A. Little
PRB
State of Indians
Ae Auditor of State
J. S. Cruse
East Market St
H. B. Martin
Stevenson Building
F. J. McWhirter
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