Populist State Convention Opens in Criminal Court Room Today
The assembly of Populists meets in the Criminal Court room with Fred J. Robinson set to call the convention to order at 10 30 am. Delegates from districts form committees on resolutions credentials and rules while a broad platform favors voting for president and federal offices by popular vote and supports government ownership of utilities and prison labor for road building.
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Criminal Court Room
Spencer House
Fred J. 8. Robinson
Cloverland
S. N. Holcomb
W. Williams
J. C. Stewart
W. T. Carmichael
A. G. Keightley
T. 3. Ross
D. A. Boger
W. E. Hurley
J. M. Patterson
J. C. Smith
F. C. Kreiger
H. A. Wiley
B. B. Hollis
J. W. Clark
Lewis Patterson
P. T. Charles A. Webber
Elam Leary
Pope
C. F. W. Bartling
W. B. Gill
J. D. Tucker
A. M. Hood
John Anderson
John G. Maughermar
John G. Maughermar. Committee On Rules and Organization
Ey. Stihling
W. H. H. Parks
D. M. Ter
Hurley
O. N. Curry
O. P. McLain
Leroy Templeton
Thomas
East
J. C. Largent
William M. Rhode
Robert Todd
T. B. van Aucken
Richard
Speen
United States
Popu
Women’s Council Affairs Inmates Deprived of Tobacco
The Local Council of Women met at the Propylaeum for the final session of the season. Mrs Sewall reported on May peace conferences with over 40 meetings, including reports from Italy Germany Norway Sweden Switzerland and France. The council discussed incorporation under the 1889 act. The Sketching Club withdrew. The group noted religious services at the county poor farm and that inmates had been deprived of county tobacco, with 3 to 5 dollars monthly now redirected to fruit. A round table on International Peace and Arbitration followed with several speakers. Mrs Blaker retired as president and new officers were named, with thanks extended to Mrs Blinker.
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Council of Women
Propylaeum
Sewall
Italy
Germany
Norway
Sweden
Switzerland
France
Farrabee
Criley
Teens Lutheran Church
Farraseat
Redmour
Dorsey
Poppert
Episcopal convention diocese meeting at St Pauls Indiana
Opening session of the Episcopal diocesan convention of Indiana at St Pauls Church. Bishop Francis delivered his annual report noting debt payments at St Stephen's Terre Haute and St David's Indianapolis, gains at Holy Innocents Evansville and other parishes.
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Episcopal Diocesan Convention of
Indiana
St. Paul's Church
Barnfort
Foot
Cook
Francis
St. Stephen's Church
Terre Haute
St. David's Church
Indianapolis
Holy Innocents’ Church
Evansville
Trinity Church
Connersville
St. John’s Church
Crawfordsville
Roger H. Peters
Western Michigan
F. C. Coolbaugh
Lafayette
Duluth
Gilbert M. Foxwell
Bloomington
Baltimore
A. T. Young
St. Louis
A. Q. Davis
Milwaukee
F. O. Grannis
Richmond
Ohio
New York
John Mitchell Harper
Hobart L. Marvin
Tennessee
William Crossman Otte
Southern
Harrys. Mossman
Toronto
E. E. Edwards
Asheville
J. Henry Morton Nodder
Rangoon
William K. Berry
Iowa
Sixteenth Street
Central Avenue
John W. Wood
Board of Foreign Missions
God
Vincennes
Muncie
Woman's Auxiliary Diocesan Meeting Opens in Indiana
The annual meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary of the Diocese of Indiana began with an address by Rt. Rev. C. P. Anderson. Officers were elected including president Mrs. W. D. Pratt and vice presidents from Lafayette Evansville New Albany and more. Afternoon reports by officers and papers from guests followed as pledges were made for the coming year. Delegates from Episcopal churches attended, with 20 present at opening. meeting to continue today.
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Woman's Auxiliary
Diocese of
Indiana
C. P. Anderson
Chicago
W. D. Pratt
A. G. Carnahan
Lafayette
Indiana Deanery
A. G. Torian
Evansville
E. Geentey
Cornelia Bowman
New Albany
N. A. Deanery
Moore
East Washington Street
Jeffersonville
Isidore J. Eells
C. J. McCulloch
Muncie
Bassett
Columbus
Anderson
John Wilson Wood
Board of Missions
New York City
D. C. Wright
New Indiana Incorporations Include Several Local Firms
The Richardson Kothe Company of Indianapolis forms to conduct real estate and insurance with 350 000 capital. Woodburn Banking Company of Shirley City begins banking with 25 000 capital, filed yesterday. Fort Wayne Southwestern Tractor Company increases capital from 600 000 to 1 000 000 led by William B. McKinley and general manager 8 L. Nelson. National Adjustable Chair Company reports 10 000 preferred stock issued. Needmore Telephone Company organized for local telephone service with 2 000 capital and directors J A Pleener J A MecLary W A Wells G N Brock I N Chitwood. Rush Valley Rural Telephone Company incorporated in Rush and Hancock counties with 130 000 capital. Directors Martin Pearson D B Lau denback T L Jeffries H T White A L Hill.
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Richardson-Kothe Company
Indianapolis
Benjamin A. Richardson
Henry Kothe
N. H. Richardson
Woodburn Banking Company
Shirley City
Fort Wayne & Southwestern Traction Company
8. L. Nelson
National Adjustable Chair Company
Needmore Telephone Company
Needmore
J. A. Pleener
J. A. MecLary
W. A
State officials dispute limits on quarantine authority
Governor Durbin and Attorney General Taylor rejected the view that the state cannot enforce quarantines when local officials fail in duty. They cited that quarantine laws have been amended to challenge enforcement and that the State Board of Health may struggle to compel strict action. Taylor, in a formal discussion, affirmed the board’s power to compel county officers to act, and to quarantine if needed.
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Durbin
Taylor
State Board of Health
State Board
Burglary arrest of John Hines in Habich store case
Detectives Splan Haley Dugan and Manning arrested John Hines yesterday on burglary and grand larceny charges. He is accused of breaking into Gus Habich's store on West Market Street.
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John Hines
Splan
Haley, Dugan
Manning
Hines
Gus Habich
West Market Street
Chain of gun theft leads through multiple hands
A shotgun theft unfolded via an entry through a skylight and a web of handoffs. Hines first traded the weapon, which moved again through intermediaries until it reached Van Camp Hardware for repairs. Detectives traced the chain to the man overseeing the repair, a process likened to untangling an endless link.
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Hines
van Camp
First Art Class Exhibit At Herron Institute
The Herron Art Institute closes its first term with a life class display featuring black and white and oil works. Models include a girl, an old woman, an old man, and a colored woman. Instructors and students listed. the western artists association exhibit remains. The building and grounds are noted as atmosphere and utility for visitors.
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Herron Art Institute
Life
J. Otis Adams
A. G. Hinshaw
Julia Sharpe
Bessie Hendricks
Myra Shattuck
Institute
Brave bicycle rider rescues two women and child from runaway dray
Julius Wemmer risked his life to halt a runaway team at College avenue and Massachusetts avenue, saving two women and a child in a near-collision. He grabbed a horse by the bridle, held on as the wagon lurched over rough streets, then swung the horse free just feet from danger. He fainted afterward, badly bruised, and was listed in serious condition.
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Julius Wemmer
Anna Major
West
Walnut Street
Eighteenth Street
College Avenue
Seventeenth Street
Wemmer
Sixteenth Street
Eleventh Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Surrey
Tne
Indiana Institution Music Concert Prepares Class for Graduation
The Indiana Institution for the Education of the Blind held a concert in the chapel presenting a year’s work by advanced pupils. Governor Durbin will award diplomas at 10:30 a.m. as the school year closes, following an audience-filled performance with multiple vocal and instrumental pieces and an ensuing commencement sequence.
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Indiana Institution For the Education of the Blind
Durbin
Italia
Louis Ma
Mascheroni Oliver Smith
Dubois Alphonso Burrows
Ty Pieee Hadley Lizzie Postlewaite
Clara Caster
Oliver Smith
Earl Houk
Bong
the Brook
Lock Chrystal Jacobs
Estudiantina
Lacome Lizzie Postiewaite
Tosti Waeseneses
Chopin
Golesan
Armorer
de Koven
Alphonso Burrows
Romberg Ensemble
Ungarische
Ungarische Rhapsodie” (Duo For Janos), Clara Etta Caster
Miley Gay Litsinger
Joshua Stansfield
Della Pittsford
Pierne
Tailor Jasper Ince Found Near Tracks West of Indianapolis
Jasper Ince a Lafayette tailor was found lying beside the Peoria & Eastern tracks west of Indianapolis yesterday morning around five. His arms were crushed off. Dr Goodwin with the city ambulance took him to City Hospital. Ince said he got off a freight train and then decided to...
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Jasper Ince
Lafayette
Indianapolis
Goodwin
Ince
Death of Ince After Fall Under Cars
A 21 year old man named Ince was crushed when he climbed onto moving cars and fell. The incident occurred as he attempted to climb again, leading to fatal injuries.
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Ince
Boy reports kidnapping by two men near Meridian Street
Clarence Jester, a student from Manual Training High School, says two men abducted him as he rode from his home to school. They pushed him into a wagon after promising payment for holding a horse, traveled through several towns, threatened to shoot him, and left him near Amo after a brief escape attempt. One man was a Black person, the other a white man with red hair and beard.
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Clarence Jester
Amo
Manual Training High School
South Meridian Street
Washington Street
Capitol Avenue
National Road
Stilesville
Coatsville
Mary Crawford
Dunlap Hats and Various Rail Specials at Seaton's
Advertises Dunlap hats at Seaton's Hat Store and a flurry of rail deals. Details include round trips from Indianapolis to Cincinnati Terre Haute Greencastle and Saratoga with schedules, prices, and stopover options. Mentions Big Four routes via Buffalo Albany Washington and Philadelphia and through lines to North Michigan resorts and Detroit. Also notes Gaston, Indiana travel and German Fire Insurance promotions.
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Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Latter Place
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Big Four
East Washington Street
Union Station
Massachusetts Avenue
H. M. Bronson
Pennsylvania and
Vandalia
Indianapolis
North Michigan Resorts
Detroit
W. W. Richardson
P. A
Ind
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Drs
H. Lieber Company
West Washington &St
North Meridian St
Indianapolis, Ind
Assembly OF Populists
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Women's Council Affairs
Wulschner’s
Episcopal Convention
Francia
THE
ART Institute
Institute For Blind
Wasson
Noth
Gibson
India
H P. Wasson & CO
H. P. Wasson & CO
Dunlap’s
Seaton’s
Cincinnati
Indianapolis Union Station
Greencastle
Saton
Albany
Decatur
Lake Erie & Western R. R
Sandusky
South Illinois Street
North Michigan
Saratoga
N. Y
American Acad
Emy
American Medical
Association
K. M. Bronson
German Fire Insurance of
South
Delaware Street
Janes
W. W. Dack & Co
New
East Market Street
SO Langsenkamp Bros
Bris Works
Georgia St
Co. Koehring & Bro
Virginia Avenue
Leo Lando
Pennsylvania St
Juliugc
Emerald
C. L. Rost
Matin
North Illinois Street
J. H. Reed
Essac
Marcy's
National Biscuit Company
Tiffany Favrile Glass
Rookwood Pottery
Libbey
Charles Mayer & CO
S.penn
R. M. Mueller
Delaware
New York Streets
Apollo
D. H. Baldwin and Company
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