Officers Elected as Tri-State Dental Meeting Sets Record
The Tri-State Dental Association meeting at the German House drew over 700 registrants making it the largest gathering besides the Chicago world's fair convention. Indiana and Michigan associations elected officers, and both hosted sessions with papers on dentistry topics and a band concert for members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-State Dental Association
German House
Chicago
W. A. Heckard
Indianapolis
O. N. Hesse
Cincinnati
C. L. Johnson
H. A. Smith
H. B. Tileston
Louisville
Indiana Association
T—C. E. Pittman
Evale
Harry C. Kahlo
State Board of Centainers
C. H. Oakman
Detroit
D. A. Honey
Kalam Mazoo
Charles C. Noble
F. H. Essig
Dowagiac
G. H. Mosher
Jackson
H. C. Raymond
Michigan Association
Grand Rapids
Tri-State
Michigan
Tri-State Association
Hugh L Marsh Dead
Hugh L Marsh a well known printer and former assistant foreman in the Journal composing room died early yesterday of consumption at his brother in law W T McHugh 168 Hall Place He was thirty eight and came from Greencastle where born He served the Journal for fifteen years He belonged to Capitol City Lodge F and A M and the Typographical Union He leaves his mother and several siblings Interment will be in Greencastle tomorrow Funeral sermon by Rev Deoise M Smith Hall Place Church and the Vandalia will transport at 12 15 Hearers include C M Coleman David W O Shaler Frank J De Warf Williamson and H W Dennett all Masons and Typographical Union members Journal chapel held a meeting after the paper went to press to arrange funeral attendance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh L. Marsh
Journal
W. T. McHugh
Hall Place
Greencastle
The
Capitol City Lodge
A. M
Typographical Union
Deoise M. Smith
Hall-place Church
C. M. Coleman
David W. O. Shaler
Frank J. de Warf
Williamson
H. W. Dennett
Typohical Union
Journal Chapel
Two Boys Whipped Henry F Niemann Case
Henry F Niemann a ticket broker on Illinois street was bound over to the grand jury on forgery and false pretenses charges after being arrested for altering two L E W tickets He claimed he sold them as bought The boys George Meyers and Harvey Stewart were whipped for malicious trespass on railroad property and discharged by Judge Daly as a patrolman witnessed the chastisement ordered in a goody measure The text notes the whipping in a basement and references a gang damaging property
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry F. Niemann
Bouth Ilinois Street
Grand Jury
Niemann
George Meyers
Harvey Stewart
Daly
Arrest of Franz Franzic on Theft Charge at Haughville Home
Detectives Asch and Wallace arrested Franz Franzic several days ago for stealing money from his New-workmen housemate at 41 King Avenue in Haughville. The case involves a sum ranging from two to five dollars and other money items seized during the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franz Franzic
Asch
Wallace
King Avenue
Haughville
Beran
Consolidation filings bring $1,000 fee to state treasury
Secretary of State records reveal a consolidation between South Chicago & Southern Railroad and State Line & Indiana City Railway, creating a continuous line at the state line. The merged firm will redeem $134,200.89 of the former’s obligations and issue stock to equalize capital. Other new filings include Celosior Lamp Black Company in Grant County with $15,000 capital and Zion's Evangelical Lutheran Cemetery Association of East Germantown proposing burial grounds. The Indianapolis and Eastern Traction Company name change, Security Trust Company capital increase to $10 million, Pan-American Plate Glass Company assets in Indiana, and Diamond Meter Company filings also appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of State
South Chicago & Southern Railroad Company
State Line & Indiana City Railway Company
State Treasury
South Chicago
Calumet River
Bernice
Cook County
Illinois
Hegewisch
Indiana
Calumet River Railway
State Line
Indiana City Railway Company
Lake County
Wabash and P., Ft. W. & C
Clarke Junction
Rece Ee
Celsior Lamp Black Company
Matthews
Grant County
Charles Che
John H. Wood
B. R. Cole
A. Wachner
Luke House
Zion's Evangelical Lutheran Cemetery Association of
East Germantown
Ind
J. L. McDaniel
Henry B. Lyons
William C. Rieser
Joseph Dailey
Charles A. Bertsch
Security Trust Company, of
Indianapolis
Americus C. Daily
Presdent
Pan-American Plate Glass Company of
Dover
Del
Samuel J Mack
Anderson
Diamond Meter Company
Peoria
Etna Kuhlman
Elkhart
Missionary Alliance District Convention Set at Local Churches
The annual Christian and Missionary Alliance district convention comes to this city from June to 18. It opens Saturday at 7 30 p m at Gospel Tabernacle East Street and Massachusetts Avenue, then continues there Sunday Monday and moves Tuesday to Second Presbyterian Church. Rev A B Simpson of New York will attend part of the event and speak several times. The alliance has raised nearly $2 000 and sent over four hundred missionaries abroad. Rev M B Fuller of India will attend and speak. Last year $100 000 was sent to him plus other funds for relief. A large lineup of workers includes Rev A E Funk Rev W F Meminger Rev and Mrs T E Dutton Rev Cramer Miss E F Barns Rev M M Bales Rev W B Wight Rev B Helm Rev K C Opie and others. Regular services are at 10 a m 2 and 7 20 p m daily open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Gospel Tabernacle
East Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Tabernacle
Second Presbyterian Church
A. B. Simpson
New York
Alliance
Neriae
M. B. Fuller
India
Alliance Friends
A. E. Funk
W. Fb
Remarkable life of George Smith a centenarian ex slave
George Smith, born in Virginia and enslaved for generations, lived with Capt. David Braden in Indianapolis dying at about 105. He was sold nineteen times before 1862, married thirty four times, father to fifty two children, fought with Union forces, and remained loyal and honest to his benefactors while recounting a brutal, long life of bondage and freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capt
David Braden
North Capitol Avenue
George Smith
Asa Brown
Lebanon, Tenn
Mr. Braden
Lebanon
Hon A C Harris Returns From Europe to Indiana Farm
Addison C Harris ex United States minister to Austria Hungary arrives in Indianapolis with Mrs Harris after winter in Vienna and Paris. They will spend summer on a Hamilton County farm then Harris plans a Wisconsin fishing trip and will resume law practice in fall. Memorial day services held aboard the steamship with remarks by Harris and clergy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addison C. Harris
United States
Austria-Hungary
Indianapolis
Harris
Fuchner
Ithaca
N. Y
Columbia
New York
Supreme Court of the United States
Cloud of witnesses haunts indictment against thief
A fragment notes a humorous touch on the back of Coulter’s indictment listing eleven prosecution witnesses. The line implies the accused chicken thief faced a “cloud of witnesses” as he is pursued by State Hunt and aides. The text captures a courtroom moment amid ongoing legal proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coulter
Prison Warden Recounts Wit of Prisoner Day Tale
State Prison Warden George A H Shideler visited the auditor's office to settle May expenses. He shared a humorous prison anecdote about Day, a troublemaking inmate who swapped tobacco with a life prisoner, was downgraded, then repaired a clock and quipped that if it fails it should be sent to the deputy to fix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. H. Shideler
Auditor of State
Shideler
Martin
Lfe
Day
Diocese of Indianapolis Consecration Changes Highlight Convention
The Diocese of Indiana ends its two day session by renaming to Diocese of Indianapolis and shifting annual meeting to May. The bishop’s salary is raised. bond for treasurer required. standing committee remains four clerical and four lay. Officers elected include Winters, Engle, Brooks, Upfold, Peters, with multiple trustees and deputies to General Convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diocese of
Indiana
Protestant Episcopal Church
Indianapolis
Dean Peters
Francis
John H. Sulger
Sulger
Kenyon College
H. W. Bottolph
Lewis B. Martin
A. Q. Jones
N. F. Dalton
C. E. Brooks
Edward Olcott
Board of Missions
Clerical
J. D. Stanley
Lewis Brown
Sargent
Roger H. Peters
Lay
W. C. Sampson
Gilbert
Wright
J. A. Barnard
C. B. Stilz
Classical School Graduates at Propylaeum Exercises
The nineteenth year closing of the Girls Classical School at the Propylaeum saw twelve graduates. seven full course diplomas and five shorter course certificates were awarded. Principal May Wright Sewall and Prof. H Morse Stephens led the event, with Rev. J Cumming Smith giving the invocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Propylaeum
May Wright Sewall
H. Morse Stephens
Cornell University
J. Cumming Smith
Stephens
Sewall
Bertha Augusta Bals
Blanche Louise Barbour
Belle Layman
Erma Stanhope Riberge
Margaret Mandeville Shipp
Isabel Haas
Julia Anna Kern
Mary Louise Sanders
Beryl Maude Showers
Beatrice Klass
Edith Wilson
Iris Wynn
Miss Bals
Theodore Lovett Sewall
Miss Shipp
Gladys May Wright
Anna Violet Barbour
Hilda Fletcher
Miss Barbour
Miss Wright
Alice Louise Brown
Ros
Nellie Free
Menon
Druids Grand Grove Elects Officers in Indiana
The Grand Grove of the Ancient Order of Druids of Indiana held a two day session at their East Maryland street hall. Officers elected include Grand Arch-Jacob Reuter of Indiana and Deputy Grand Arch-Charles Stallard of Lafayette with J. H. Haught as Grand Secretary and Supreme Representative. Membership in the state stands at 1145.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Grove
Ancient Order of Druids of
Indiana
East
Maryland Street
Neue Grand Arch
Jacob Reuter
Charles Stallard
Lafayette
J. H. Haught
Indianapolis
John Winters
Louis Kraus
Charles Guider
Claude Fletcher
Mrs Murphy praises slavery era ties and Mammy image
Mrs Murphy portrays a nostalgic view of slavery and the Mammy archetype during an entertainment segment. She asserts the black Mammy is a model of motherhood and says ex-slave owners feel grateful to the negro while acknowledging a debt to the South for language and religion. She calls the slave era the country’s greatest missionary days.
State Forestry Board Elects Albert Lieber President
The State Forestry Board organized under Albert Lieber of this city as president and Prof. W. H. Freeman named secretary by Governor Durbin. Freeman regrets the board cannot cooperate with the state statistician to collect forestry statistics and will rely on reports from county, township, and district officers statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Forestry Board
Albert Lieber
W. H. Freeman
Durbin
Freeman
Dunlaps Celebrated Hats At Seaton s Hat Store
Subscribers leaving the city for a period during the summer may have the Daily and Sunday Journal mailed to any address in the United States or Canada with no extra charge. Address changes allowed. Telephones 238. New daily limited service starting June 16 via Great Rock Island Route from Chicago to Colorado. Direct line to Manitou with calls to Denver and Colorado Springs. Summer excursions to Colorado and Utah with low rates. details from G. D. Bacon, General Agent, Claypool Building, Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily
Sunday Journal
United States
Canada
Great Rock Island
Chicago
Colorado
Denver
Colorado Springs
Manitou
Utah
G. D. Bacon
Claypool Building
Indianapolis
Ind
Excursion to Dayton via Big Four Route
Special train from Indianapolis Union Station at 7 a m and 7:10 a m to Dayton. Return from Dayton at 7 p m. Terre Haute trip also offered. Round trip fare 1.25 dollars from Dayton, and 1.00 from Terre Haute. Tickets and details at Big Four offices 1 East Washington Street Union Station and Massachusetts Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Terre Haute
Indianapolis Union Station
Massachusetts Avenue
Dayton
Big Four
East Washington Street
Union Station
Low Excursion Fares to Indianapolis by Special Train
Pennsylvania Lines advertises cheap round trips for German Orphans' celebration from Vincennes Louisville Seymour and other points. Special trains depart early morning from Indianapolis and return in the evening with rates around 1.50 and 1.00 or less. Departures listed from Vincennes Indianapolis Lafayette Seymour and other intermediate stations on Sunday June 9th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincennes
Indianapolis
Lafayette
Seymour
Aurora
Pennsylvania Lines
Louisville
Cincinnati and Return by C., H. & D. Rail
Special fast trains depart Sunday June cL for Cincinnati with no local stops at 6 30 a m and 7 15 a m stopping at Rushville Connersville and Hamilton A return from Cincinnati at 6 20 p m Baseball Cincinnati versus New York scheduled with rail travel options and fares at 1 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rushville
Connersville
Hamilton
Cincinnati
New York
Excursion Schedule and Local Advertisements
A fragment lists an excursion through Lawrenceburg, Aurora, and Way Points via the Big Four route with a 7 30 a m departure and 7 20 p m return from Aurora, plus assorted local ads. Includes horse feed, diamond dealer, barber supplies, printing house, a champagne notice, and harness and horse furnishings with a new phone number.
Musical lecture tackles Survival of African Songs
At Fletcherplace Church Mrs Jeannette Robinson Murphy of New York, formerly Louisville, gave a musical lecture on the Survival of African Songs and Hoodooism in America. Raised among Southern negroes, she contends genuine coon songs cannot be written by whites and performed several old tunes, praising authentic Southern voice and style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletcherplace Church
Jeannette Robinson Murphy
New York
Louisville
America
Indictment Seeks Return of Suspect in Hen Larceny Case
Bartholomew County grand jury accuses Elza Coulter of stealing eight hens a rooster and a turkey valued at 3.95 from Louren Kriete of Seymour Indiana, prompting Governor Durbin to issue a requisition to Kentucky for Coulter’s extradition. The telegram indicates Coulter is reportedly under arrest in Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartholomew County
Elza Coulter
Louren Kriete
Seymour
Ind
Durbin
Kentucky
Coulter
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Alexandre Suede
Glove Store
Washington Strely
Henry PF. Nieman
Joliet
Missionary Alliance
Annnual
Wulschner
Gen. Dumont
General Dumont
Braden
Capitol Avenue
Wall's Ferry
John Smith
Joe
Isaac Duckwiler
New Orleans
A. C. Harris
Hamilton County
Warden Shideler
Druids
State Forestry Board Affairs
Dunlap
Seaton’s Hat Store
Vandalia Line
Fourteenth-street
Phoenix Hill Park
Ndianapolis
Lawrenceburg
Janes
Texas Oil
Texas Oi! and Land Company
Moeller & Davidson
Lombard Bidg
W. F. Kissel
North Meridian Street
J. C. Sipe
N. Med
Barber Supply Co
Law Building
Hoosier Printing Co
West Washington
Indianapolis Paste Co
Delaware
F. M. Rotl
Juliusc
Jewelers
Mrs. Murphy
C.aneshaensel & Co
Ohio Street
Undivided
Progress
Stevenson Wall HC
Wa’ Es
the H. Lieber Company
West Washington ST
Lieber
H. Lieber
Rapture
Wat Anne An Tame
Lodianapolis
DR. Tomson Medical Institute
Stevenson
Dayton, D
State OF
Indianapolis Hardware CO
South
Meridian Street
East Pearl Street
F. R. Rice M. C. CO
St. Louis
UNION
Steinway
Pearson’s Piano House
Indianapolis, Ind
Joseph Taggart’s
Massachusetts Ave
Dermsares Medical Laetiand Sapiterium
North
Ulinals Street
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