Acton Camp closes 1902 assembly with large crowds
Acton Park hosts the W C T U day with a strong turnout. Morning sessions feature Mrs. Scott, Dr. Hall on Nonalcoholic Medication, and a medal contest won by Edwin Boswell. A lawn banquet, a Mother’s meeting, and the farewell service close the Acton Assembly 1902 with plans for a stronger next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton Park
L. E. Scott
Northeast Union
Quinn
Frances Willard Union
Homer J. Hall
Rynerson
Tabernacle
Ladies’ Auxiliary
McDermid
Hadley
Silvers
Mayme Roberts
Edwin Boswell
Sons of Temperance
James Gibbon
Claude Rassebaum
Rum Seiler
Lulu Stoute
Daniel Sheehy
Burns
T. H. Rynerson
H. J. Hall
A. T. Whiston
Quincy Lee Morrow
Acton Assembly
J. W. Dashiel
Association
D. A. Robertson
Rein
L. G. Die E. Goodrich
A. J. Simpson
Rev
Dashiel
A. Simpson
Bethany Busy Day at Christian Endeavor Convention
Bethany Park Indiana reports on a Christian Endeavor convention. Sessions include Junior and Intermediate Societies led by Miss Little Ridge and Mrs. Austin Hunter, with speeches by Mrs. John T. Barnett and others. Miss Mattie Pounds urged better religious instruction for 11 million children not in Sunday school, citing juvenile crime rise and city life pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Sidener
Christian Endeavor Societies
C. E
Mary Harris
Richmond
Medbury
Angola
Christian Endeavor Union
C. E. Cottage
Ivy Blair
Mabel Benson
James Small
Christian Endeavor
O. 8. Reed
Pittsburg
Indiana
Christian Endeavorers
J. E. Woorburg
Mary Brown
John T. Barnett
Milton L Hopkins
William
Columbia
Sanford Woodburg
Union City
T W. McQuinn
Bertha McQuinn
Franklin
Reed
Etta Hoffman
Zionsville
Rev. Harkins
Anderson
Nina Malmsbury
St. Louis
Indianapolis Journal
Bethany Park
Ind
Indianapolis
C. W
Miss Pounds
Bethany Assembly
Marie Gardner
Marion
J. L. Hill
Assembly
Mr. Hill
Tabernacle
J. C. Ashley
Earth
Ashley
Pine Lake Assembly Elects New Board of Directors
The Pine Lake Christian Culture Assembly of the National Association of Baptists elected its board of directors: Dr. W. T. Stott Franklin Ind Dr. George C. Moore Laporte Prof L T Reagan Chicago the Rev P O Duncan Miss Anna Philley Fort Wayne and the Rev H H Smith Nashville Tenn Speakers included Rev J E Conant Dubuque Ia Rev Edward H Emett Elkhart and Prof Ka M Price Chicago with Price speaking on Shushan and the Palace of Esther Missionary day followed by W C T U day tomorrow
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Laporte
Ind
Pine Lake
Wills and probate actions in local courts
The will of Christian Off probated yesterday leaves all property to his widow Louise Off who is named executrix with a $4,400 bond. Sarah King’s will allocates 3 shares to Eliza, Sarah, and Wilberforce Lyle and divides the remainder among nieces Lidie M. and Cornelia Clough. Karl Koltz’s will bequeaths all to Emma Koltz. Fred A. Helscher was named administrator of Elenor Jackson’s estate with a bond posted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Off
Louise Off
Sarah King
Eliza
Sarah
Wilberforce Lyle
Lidie M
Cornelia Clough
Karl Koltz
Emma Koltz
Fred A. Helscher
Elenor Jackson
Claiborne Sues Street-Car Company Over Damaged Carriage
Leonard A. Claiborne yesterday filed suit against the street-car company seeking 250 damages. He contends a car rounding the College avenue loop struck his carriage, wrecking it, and the incident frightened his horse which was previously not afraid of street cars, now deemed permanently damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard A. Claiborne
College Avenue
Heirs of Schleicher win suit against Indiana Trust Co
The heirs sued Indiana Trust Company to recover 199 Adolph Schleicher Company shares given as security on notes. The suit was dismissed yesterday and the stock certificates were to be returned to the plaintiffs after the notes were paid last May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Schleicher, Jr
Indiana Trust Company
Adolph Schleicher Company
New suits filed in Indianapolis courts
Leonard A. Claiborne sues Indianapolis Street Railway Company for damages. Rosa Iglick seeks divorce in Superior Court Room 3. Anthony F. Kleinschmidt and others sue Thomas W. Starr et al in Superior Court Room 2. Union Surety Company name change petition in Circuit Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard A. Claiborne
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Rosa Iglick
Samuel Iglick
Anthony F. Kleinschmidt
Thomas W. Starr
Superior Court
the Union Surety Company
Circuit Court
Appellate Court Record Highlights Multiple Civil Appeals
Summary of appellate court entries listing assignments of errors in term bonds and praecipes. Cases include Pleasant Civil Township versus William F Cook et al and The Indianapolis Street Railway Company versus Ida Brown. Notices to Wells and Grant counties appear alongside appellent’s motion for certiorari and waiver of notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Civil Township
William F. Cook
Laporte C. C
Lla
John F. Pond
Kelley B. Wood
Wells C. C
Wells Co
Grant Co
The
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Ida Brown
Hancock C. C
Bond
Joseph Tereba
Standard Cabinet Manufacturing Company Et al
Miami C. C
Their Collars Wiltted Concluded From First Page
The report resumes with details on bids for a street project. Contractor W H Abbott offered $2.40 per foot front, considered a low price by the board. The narrative notes context on Michigan street and the bidding process, outlining implications for contractor selection and project budgeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Street
WH. Abbott
Primary Assessment Rolls AP Proved For Montana Cement Walks
Primary assessment rolls approved listing cement walks from Sheldon to Hillside across Montana street and sewer work in first alley west of Church from Ray to Wilkins. Also vacation of first alley north of Louisiana street and final rolls for cement walks along Nineteenth street Hillside to L E W tracks with curb and sod work on North street from Massachusetts to Noble. Improvements completed cement walks and stone curb on Arrow avenue Hillside to Valley and Twenty Fourth street College to Central. Petitions filed and referred to C C E for grading and gravel on East New York street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Street
Sheldon
Hillside Avenue
First Alley
Church Street
Ray
Wilkins Street
Lowisiana Street
Senate Avenue
Louisiana Street
Nineteeth Street
North Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Noble Street
Nebraska Street
St. Paul Street
St. Peter Street
Arrow Avenue
Valley Avenue
Twenty-fourth Street
College Avenue
Central Avenue
East
New York Street
Reville Avenue
Firet Alley
Acoma Avenue
Washington Street
J. E. Christian
Kentucky Avenue
A. Meyer
A. D. Bowen
National Surety Company of
New York
Twenty-ninth
Thirtieth Street
William Bossert
American Bond and Trust Company
Baltimore
Keystone Avenue
Newland Avenue
Tenth Street
Local Improvement Bids and Contracts Noted
Public notices list private driveways on Washington Street and Noble Street, sewer and sidewalk projects on Keystone Keystone and Forrest avenues, and bids for cement walks and road work in Tacoma and Pratt streets. Awards include Hudson & Jenkins and Union Surety Company, with various per foot costs for walks, curbs, and sod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson & Jenkins
Union Surety Company
Indianapolis
Keystone Avenue
Cchigan
Michigan
Forrest Avenue
Tacoma Avenue
Forrest Park
Joseph A. Moore
Anna L. Moore
Greer Street
Buchanan Street
McCarty Street
Washington Street
Michigan Street
W. H. Abbott
Diamond Flint
Wabash Clay Company
Standard Brick
J. D. Hoss
W. K. Cooper
William F. Frey
Independence
Ind
Boston
Clinton Block
Western Construction Company
Ohio Street
Noble Street
Highland Avenue
Julius Keller
T. E. Kane
J. Harry Roberts
Henry Maag
M. E. Loughlin
Francis M. Lackey
Pratt Street
Park Avenue
Ashland Avenue
A. D. Bowen
Boy Arrest Highlights Beer Drinking at City Home
Frank Patterson twelve years old of 10 Yandes street was taken to the police station drunk and unable to walk. He later gave his name and address and said he drank four buckets of beer. Mike Dolan forty six of Richmond Virginia was arrested for supplying the liquor to the boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Patterson
Yandes Street
Mike Dolan
Richmond
Young Patterson
City News Notes Highlights Local Scuffles and Distress
Edward Pope, eighty four, living at 415 Blackford street, wandered away from home as police searched last night. James Annadale fined two dollars and costs for accidentally shooting Mrs. Michael Walsh of Bridgeport on the Fourth of July. Walsh recovered. Two boys charged with fishing in a public park tried in Police Court. released pending good behavior. Franklin township farmers wage war on chicken thieves. three arrests and grand jury bound overs. Emma Floyd jailed for stealing two chickens. Wilson and Green under $500 bond. Mausoleum for John W. Mackay designed by John R. Lowe of Indianapolis. built of Maine granite, thirty three by forty seven feet, completed in 1298. August Schomyer injured at the Big Four freight house. nose nearly severed. Ben Hur group Arrius Court No. 5 hosts reception at Pearson Hall with readings by Miss Mayme Roberts and Russell Mullins. Supreme Chief D. W. Gerard of Crawfordsville attends and speaks. Refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Pope
Blackford Street
James Annadale
Michael Walsh
Bridgeport
Stubbs
Franklin Township
Emma Floyd
Justice Smock
Charles Wilson
Americus Green
John W. Mackay
John R. Lowe
Indianapolis
M. Muldoon & Co
Louisville
Mackay
August Schomyer
East Tenth Street
Big Four
Schomyer
Russell Mullins
D. W. Gerard
The
Order
Crawfordsville
Wrong Name Given After Train Accident in Louisville
Dr. Foreman of City Dispensary received a letter from Mrs. H. Williams of Walnut Street Louisville asking about a man who fell from a Big Four train at New Jersey street crossing and injured his toes. The man identified himself as John Cohen from Louisville with companion James Burns. The woman believes the injured man is her husband O. H. Williams who went to Cincinnati with James Burne. Dr. Foreman suspects the man gave a false name to shield his wife from the injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
James Burne
Foreman
Ode on the Seasons by Evaleen Stain
A fragmentary poem breathes on desire and time as the heart pleads for swift joy before life drains away. The speaker contemplates springs and summers, urging the heart to savor pure life while it endures, ending with the attribution Evaleen Stain.
Decrease in Internal Revenue Receipts Reported
Washington reports the commissioner’s annual preliminary internal revenue operations for the year ending June 3, 188, showing total receipts of 271,847,900 with a $35,003,679 drop from the prior year due to repeal of war taxes. Expenses estimated at 4,712,894 and the cost of collection rising to 1.74 per $100. Major sources include spirits, tobacco, fermented liquors, oleomargarine, and stamps, with June receipts totaling 22,515,885 and declines vs 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
District of Maryland
Act of Congress
Bureau
Indiana auditor certifies company financial statement on June 3 192
The Indiana Auditor of State certifies a company financial statement as of June 3 192 showing cash on hand bonds and stocks loans on bonds and mortgages and various securities. Losses adjusted and not due losses unadjusted and in suspense and the total liabilities and assets with one risk limit of 10000.00. The official attests the original statement is on file and the seal is affixed on July 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weegese
Aceecsees
State of Indiana
Office of Auditor of State
State
Eard
W. H. Hart
United States
Bilia
Spc
Indiana
Im? Ag
Aoe
Army and Navy Orders From Washington July 30 1900s
Army and Navy orders outline promotions assignments and postings. Harvey to San Francisco to become chief surgeon in California O'Reilly to be relieved. England to Fort Leavenworth for promotion fitness. Gorman reassigned West Point duties. Truby moves to Military Academy. Caldwell to inspect Texas guard encampment. Navy board on fuel oil spraying finds tests satisfactory but more work needed. potential torpedo boat and destroyer experiments planned. Cuba's cabinet leases arsenal grounds at Ha vana harbor endangering US naval station prospects. next steps delayed until winter. California order directs Thirteenth Infantry to Fort McDowell Angel Island and Alcatraz. two companies return to Presidio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point
Fort Hancock
Albert E. Truby
Truby
Forts Wadsworth
Hancock
Military Academy
Frank M. Caldwell
Twelfth Cavalry
Texas Volunteer Guard
Austin
Washington
Board of Steam Engineering
Navy Department
Washington Navy Yard
Havana Harbor
United States Naval Station
Department of California
San Francisco
Thirteenth Infantry
Philippines
Fort McDowell
Angel Island
Alcatraz Island
Seventh Infantry
Presidio
Treaty pattern set for China trade deals
Washington reports that the London Foreign Office accord between Great Britain and China will guide similar treaties with other powers. The Peiping agreement grants equal trade advantages among involved nations, with Britain likely first to conclude a treaty due to its East Asian commerce interests. In Washington a War Department order outlines Fort Leavenworth training for newly appointed lieutenants before they join commands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Great Britain
China
London
War Department
Military
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Mexican prize offered for artesian well in Oaxaca towns
The Mexican government offers 5000 pesos to any person or company that within three years drills and puts into operation an artesian well in Oaxaca or the towns of Xochimilco Felipe Delagua and Hacanda de Aguilera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Government of
Mexico
Oxaca
Xochimilco
Felipe Delagua
Haconda de Agulera
American consul to Warsaw declines post on ill health
Washington dispatch reports Casimir Wolff who was named United States consul at Warsaw declined the appointment due to ill health. The post has been held by the vice consul since consul Campbell failed to obtain an exequatur. Also note: chaplains must include in their monthly reports all births marriages baptisms and deaths at their stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Casimir Wolff
United States
Warsaw
Poland
Campbell
Miles
Grand Rapids Teacher Arrested for Forgery Theft
Max B. Levitt, a Grand Rapids teacher of five years, was arrested on a charge of obtaining sixty cents through forgery. Authorities say he obtained money on a note from L. Provgin, a local real estate dealer, shortly before banks closed today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
Mich
Max B. Levitt
Levitt
Provgin
Loehning Forced to Retire Over Polish Policy Pamphlet
Berlin July reports Privy Councillor Loehning must retire from the tax chief position for Posen after distributing a pamphlet apologizing for a pension. He argues Polish policy faults and criticizes Prussian officials, prompting social and political commentary and comparisons to pre Jena era aristocratic arrogance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Loehning
Herr Loehning
Posen
Herr von Rheinbaban
Mica
Finance Ministry
Cronin Sues City Over Women Liquor Sale Rights
A July 3 docket in the U S Supreme Court tests municipal power to ban liquor sales to women. Daniel Cronin, saloon owner, seeks an injunction against Denver ordinance prohibiting women from maintaining a women only wineroom, arguing unconstitutional sex discrimination and denial of due process. He cites Colorado woman suffrage and calls for equal rights to drink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Daniel Cronin
Denver
Col
Cronin
Colorado
District and State Court Clash Over Contention
The District Court upheld the contention but the State Supreme Court overruled that finding. The ruling reflects a significant shift in interpretation and potential implications for ongoing proceedings. No additional context is provided in the fragment.
Kidnapped Girl Found in Youngstown Ohio
Goldie Lake aged ten, kidnapped from Mount Auburn Children's Home Cincinnati three years earlier, was located in Youngstown Ohio with a woman identified as Mrs Peter Rasmus grandmother. The recovery came after the father traced the child through Detroit Canada and Akron before bringing her back to Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton, O
Goldie Lake
Mount Auburn
Cincinnati
Youngstown
Peter Rasmus
Goldie
Detroit
Mich
Canada
Akron
Rasmus
Hamilton
Isparhechor Telegram Prompts Indian Arrests
Muskogee dispatch reports Isparhechor the Creek chief sent a telegram to U S Marshal Bennett asking for officers. Bennett sent six deputies to the home and arrested ten Snake band members amid tensions with fullblood factions over tribal government dissolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskogee
Isparhechor
United States
Marshal Bennett
of Chart
Bennett
Monterey Army Post to Cost 125 Dollars
The Monterey installation will cost 125 dollars as part of a new California post plan. Increased troop levels require more barracks and the site will host soldiers returning from the Philippines and convalescents due to its strong sanitary conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Monterey
Philippines
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Acton
W. Cc. T. U. Day
Nellie Dunn
Ernst Abbott
John Sheehy
M. O'Key
A. B. Ck
Rush G. Budd
Rushville
J. R. Budd
Mary
Virginia Owen
Eleie Dole
Katherine Fletcher
Elmer Marshall
Harry Robertson
Charlies Robertson
Fred Peine
H. A. Wheeler
Forest Home
Park Notes
M. J. Hopkins
Seventh Christian Church of
BE. E. Shelton
Grace Pollard
Elizabeth Meyers
Delia Meyers
Rena Gould
May Gould
Brownie Gould
Beathany
News OF the Courts
Christian
Schleicher Heirs
Supreme Court
George T. Kepler
Amanda Wright
Wayne C. C
Board OF Works
City News Notes
Gary
Dce
Missioner
Yerkes
Jos
Indianapolis, Ind
Locust Street
St. Louis, Mo
Geo. T. Cram
MO. H. Adams
Total Assets
Auditor of State
Pine Street
J. J. Guile
Home Office
England
Total Assete
Havana
Providence Washington Insurance Co
No. 3
Market Square
Providence
R. L
J. H. DE Wolf
Sam's G. Howe
Hart, Audios of
Britain
Jos. W. Selvage
Rick
Phefak
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