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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1901

Page

7

Durbin staff to wear riding boots in Indianapolis parade

An Indiana rumor explains that Governor Durbin's military staff will receive high quality riding boots and capes at a deep discount via a favored Ohio firm's bid. The tale recounts bidders, a contract, and the staff’s parade attire with the total outfit cost slated at 187 and a half dollars per member.

Durbin Senate Chamber Statehouse Ohio Star Unison Indiana Weity Indianapolis

The Grand Lodge K of P solicits Jacksonville relief items

The Grand Lodge colored K of P appoints William J Porter A C Bybee and W C Brown to collect clothing and shoes for Jacksonville disaster victims. Colored residents were left homeless with little clothing after the fire. Donations can be sent to Porter at Pont Brown at Hayner's restaurant or at his home 112 North Mission.

Grand Lodge K. of P., Colored William J. Porter A. C. Bybee W. C. Brown Jacksonville Porter Pont- Brown Hayner North Misson

Pursuit and Assault Amid Crap Game on Commons

Louis Taylor colored of 1717 Lockwood street attempted escape from Patrolman Cook during a craps game raid near Le Grande avenue and Churchman Pike. He was cornered after a chaotic chase by a crowd of youths, struck by rocks, slashed with a knife, and shot in the leg. four deep scalp wounds and a bullet wound were found. Taylor claims he was merely a spectator. Cook and the Bowman brothers provided conflicting accounts. He is charged with assault and battery and gaming.

Louis Taylor Lock- Wood Street Cook le Grande Avenue Churchman Pike Taylor Chris William Henry Bowman Bowman Brothers Ile Dr. Gray

Indians Abroad Mention Well Known Indianaans in Paris

A cable dispatch from Paris notes American visitors and prominent Indiana figures. Ex Minister Addison Co Harris and Mrs Harris of Vienna are feted by the American colony as Ambassador Porter and others host dinners. Mrs Gowdy resumes social duties, while Miss Gowdy has a portrait by Mme Newman. Rumor says Mrs Harrison may live abroad part of each year to aid language teaching for her daughter.

Paris Addison Co. Harris Harris Vienna Ambassador Porter Gowdly Miss Gowdy Harrison Carrison

Hotel supper mystery shocks Bates House guests

A supper at Bates House ended with one man, a Indianapolis citizen, mysteriously leaving after saying he would be back shortly. He did not return, leaving two companions from St. Louis and Indianapolis to explain the abrupt departure as gossip swirled around the hotel dining hall.

Bates House Indianapolis St. Louis Isa

Defrees Thermotor Firm To Build Gas Engines In Indianapolis

Arthur Jordan forms partnership with inventor Thomas M. Defrees to form Defrees Thermotor Company. They will convert the Pike and Hovey street plant into a large scale engine and pump factory using the valve free thermotor design. The venture promises low fuel costs and unattended operation, plus plans to manufacture Columbia voting machines on the top floor.

Indianapolis Arthur Jordan Thomas M. Defrees Jordan Defrees Pike and Hovey Streets Howe Pump Works Progress Laundry Columbia Frank D. Stalnaker Defrees Company

Modern Woodmen committee plans bid for 193 Indianapolis national convention

The fourteen Camp delegates plus visitors met at Denison to plot Indianapolis as host for the national convention in 193. A committee including Hugh J. McGowan and Evans Woollen will attend St Paul next week for the bid, backed by the Board of Trade and Commercial Club. Estimated attendance could reach 12,500 with 3,000 auxiliary members, promising the city its largest crowd yet.

Woodmen Indianapolis Denison Order St. Paul Minn Hugh J. McGowan Evans Woollen Henry Warren Charles Remy L. A McGowan Woollen Commercial Club Board of Trade National Order

Broad Ripple Park Brimming as City Closes Saloons

Indianapolis crowds fill Broad Ripple and Fairview parks on a sunlit day with packed streetcars and boats on the river. The new administration enforces bans on saloons, while diving horses draw crowds. fire equipment is moved to the park to ready the show as the largest turnout in park history unfolds.

Indianapolis Broad Ripple Park Broad Ripple No. 6 Fifteenth Street Illinois Street McLean-place Park Fairview Park North Riverside Garfield Parks University Military St. Clair Fairview South Meridian Street Maryland Georgia Cincinnati Big Four Terre Haute Lake Erie & Western Michigan City Decatur

Deputy Game Wardens Report Nets and Gill Found

In a letter from Columbia City E. Earle deputy game warden he and assistants found 940 feet of gill net at that place Friday A few days earlier they confiscated several nets and twenty eight fish spears near Lagrange Two offenders were owed in a justice's court there for possession Several other ties are shown in that section of the text

Columbia City E. &. Earle Lagrange

Deputies praised for enforcing new laws in Lagrange area

A day passes without the visior or key figure found and brought to court. The papers of Lagrange and nearby towns highly commend the deputies for their efforts to enforce the new game law.

Lagrange

Pickpockets at Work in Broad Ripple District

Two men suspected of pocket picking at Broad Ripple were chased from an incoming car last night and questioned at the station before being released. Detectives followed a lead from the car and bicycle patrols. Victims include J. L. Helder who lost $19, a mortgage note, and a land mortgage document. L. P. Smither reported a pocketbook theft containing cash while returning from the park.

Broad Ripple Helder Bellefontaine Street L. P. Smither Central Avenue Fortieth Street

Training of Physicians The Making of Practical Healers in Medicine

Editorial review on medical education from Indiana Medical Journal noting Dr Welch and Dr Potter address teaching versus practice, the Indiana Medical College system’s self-support, long-tenured faculty, endowments, dispensaries, and a call for balanced training of physicians and scientists amid rising medical student numbers.

Indiana Medical Journal A. W. Brayton Indiana State Medical Society Association of American Physicians Washington, D. C Welch Johns Hopkins University Theodore Potter Medical College of Indiana John 8. Bobbs Lomax William Lomax Marion Ind Bobbia Medical College of Indiana Mississippi Valley Oge

The Ife system and the shaping of events in medicine

The passage extols medical study revealing deep knowledge about will and the shaping of continents. It argues medicine imparts wisdom beyond doctors, suggesting many will become medical scientists or at least capable observant practitioners who can apply science to life’s duties and pleasures.

Turners Hold a Picnic for Fort Wayne Festival

The Social Turners and South Side Turners joined in a picnic at Turner Park near Fairview to support active members preparing for June 11 Fort Wayne festival contests. About twenty members from each group formed classes and demonstrated drills and exercises for the upcoming competition, with many more to accompany.

Turners South Side Turner Park Fairview Fort Wayne Rouge

Lieut Martindale Promoted From Second Lieutenant to First

An Indianapolis youth, Second Lieutenant E B Martindale Jr of the Second Artillery now stationed in Havana, is promoted to first lieutenant, noted by the Army and Navy Journal. He is the son of Judge E B Martindale of Indianapolis. The item mentions his promotion and family connection.

Army and Navy Journal E. B. Martindale, Jr Second Artillery Havana Martindale E. B. Martindale

Special Excursions to Lafayette and German Orphans’ Day

Special trains depart Indianapolis and Seymour on June 1 9 and return, offering round trips at about $1.50. Travelers sail from 10th Street and Phoenix Hill Park to Lafayette via Big Your Route, with return times around 7 to 7:29 p m. Include Seymour stops for the German Orphans celebration.

Indiamepais Lometeenth-street Phoenix Hill Park Seymour Indianapolis

Special fast trains schedule and baseball game note

Two special fast trains announced. The first leaves at 6 30 a m with no local stops. The second departs at 7 15 a m stopping at Rushville Connersville and ton. Steel leaves Cincinnati 6 20 p m. Baseball game Cincinnati versus St Louis mentioned.

Rushville Connersville Ton. Steel Cincinnat Cincinnati St. Louis

Excursion Train to Lawrenceburg Aurora and Way Points

Sunday June 9 special train departs Indianapolis at 7 90 a m for Lawrenceburg Aurora and Way Points via Big Four Route. Return from Aurora at 7 29 p m. Round trip rate dollar or less. L D W Sleeping and Cha t Care Between Indianapolis and Quincy NL.

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