Secretary Report Details Treasury Balance and Board Elections
The Board of Trade annual meeting noted a small attendance of nine as Secretary Jacob W. Smith reported a 487 member total, down eleven from last year. The balance at year start was 4 013.64 with receipts 24 879.07 and disbursements 24 621.07 leaving 4 270.98. Mortuary fund receipts 11 987.00 with 1 144.50 disbursed and a mortuary balance of 562.94. Assets total 104 223.62 with liabilities 3 460.42 yielding net resources 100 781.20. the building’s net rental value is 3 300. The grain inspection account shows a 134 credit. a July dividend of 4 449.50 on 3 212 shares values each at 10.98. Total meetings numbered eighty five. Annual elections to be held tomorrow with three tickets. Hustlers' ticket candidate Harry T. Jearsey addressed the nine attendees. The tickets list officers and governing committees for Regular, Independent, and Hustlers teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Jacob W. Smith
John M. Shaw
Smith
Mortuary Fund
Grain Inspection Department
Glace
Harry T. Jearsey
Hustlers
John J. Appel
Charles C. Perry
Elmer
Franklin Vonneet
Roger R. Shiel
David Wallace
Henry Woder
Fred M. Ayres
Jacob Fox
Merry Moores
William G. Hunter
August B. Meyer
John Woder, Jr
Charles Maguire
Adolf Schleicher
Simon P. Sheerin
Bement Lyman
Marry A. Schietzhauer
A. A. Barnes
Vestal Ww. Woodward
Henry G. Stiles
William L. Baker
Albert G. Snider
Samuel TD. Pray
Ben E. Metzger
George HR. Rehm
Henry Hearsey
John Perrin
Edward K. Chapman
James T. Layman
Als G. Deschler
Flug Day Observation By Indiana Society At St Pauls
The Indiana society of the Revolution will observe Flug Day at the Jones room in St Pauls Church parish house on Saturday evening June 14. A splendid program is arranged with speeches by prominent members. Decorations are unusually attractive and the date is marked by the society along with Washingtons birthday and other revolutionary period ends. All associated and interested in such society are welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Society
St. Paul's Church
Washington
Lexington
Columbia Club Roof Garden Opens With Bertie De Ace Silver Show
The Columbia Club opened its summer roof garden season with a small dancer Bertie De Ace who received a shower of silver from the audience after her song and dance. The program featured George E Hunt and others in a vaudeville bill, with Augustus the lightning sculptor and acts by Miller and Tutter, Sidney Jerome and Frances Meredith, and Frances Meredith among the performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Club
Petite Comedienne
Bertie de Ace
Newby Oval
George E. Hunt
Europe
Australia
South Africa
Harry C. Kahlo
Ernest H. Burford
Arthur C. White
Maurice H. Raschig
Augustus
Miller
Tutter
Walter Percy Pfaff
Burtons
Sidney Jerome
Frances Meredith
Monnie Broeck
Alice Fisher
Samuel B. Sweet
Sweet
Gyp Lorraine
Indianapolis College of Law to Hold Graduation Tonight
Invitations issued for graduation at the Grand Opera House mark a record year for the Indianapolis College of Law with day night and post graduate classes. Six states represented among graduates. Pearl Ball of Huntington is the sole woman student. Degrees awarded: bachelor of laws to most graduates and master of laws to post graduate entrants. The program includes an invocation, solos, remarks by John W Kern, and an address by Timothy E Howard on A New Trial.
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Indianapolis College of Law
Grand Opera House
Miss Pearl Ball
Huntington
Miss Ball
Charles Alcon
Indianapolis
John William Burns
Rockport
Ind
James Delano Brinkerhof
George Noble Burkhart
Southport
James Knox Freeman
Central City
William Ellsworth Fifer
Robert W. Hobbs
George J. Hodge
Kirkland
Fred Longwell
Fowler
William Mahoney
Charles Martin
Green City
Lavergne Orton
Bangor
Mich
Benjamin F. Ramsdale
Wharton
Edward M. Smithson
Winchester
Carl Cole Wiley
Robert J. Brennen
Louis B. Calvelage
John H. Carroll
Elliott R. Hooton
David S. Phares
LL. M
Tipton
Timothy E. Howard
South Bern
Supreme Court of
Joshua Stansfield
Wiliam H. Morrison
John W. Kern
Howard
Walter Te
Ulric Z. Whiley
Yeazile Mercer
Be Ee
Severe Indianapolis storm floods streets with vivid lightning
A violent rain and lightning storm swept Indianapolis tearing up streets and flooding basements. Deluge reached 1.13 inches in two hours with 38 mph southwest wind and lightning striking a South State Avenue home twice, causing roof damage but no injuries. Telephones and fire boxes briefly failed and sewers overflowed many blocks.
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Indianapolis
Weather Bureau
Ellen Stone to lecture in Indianapolis on June 17
Ellen M. Stone, famed once held by Bulgarian brigands for 172 days, arrives in Indianapolis to speak at Roberts Park Church. The lecture aims to raise funds to reimburse the friends who paid her ransom as she tours the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen M. Stone
Indianapolis
Roberts Park Church
Miss Stone
Street Cars in Collision at Illinois and Washington
Two West Michigan street cars collided near noon yesterday when the east-bound car hit an open switch and bumped the west-bound car. Glass and timber were shattered and several passengers were injured. W. H. Griffin of 322 North California Street fell on his head and was taken to Dr. E. C. Day’s office, later walking home. Dr. A. J. Milan on the east-bound car was thrown off with slight injuries.
Geologist Believes Gold Mining in Counties Possible
State Geologist Blatchley reports gold in Morgan and Brown counties could pay with machinery. He visited Morgan county recently and tested some gold showing it is more plentiful than expected, found in field gravel near streams. The 1901 auditor reports show American Central Life Insurance of Indianapolis led 40 old line firms in Indiana policies and business, despite small per life limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blatchley
Morgan
Brown Counties
Morgan County
American Central Life Insurance Company
Indianapolis
American Central Life
Indiana
American Central
Hotel Lobby Gleanings Highlight Indiana Politicians
B F Thach of Hammond, a Hammond attorney, visited Hotel English for lunch. He is a lifelong Democrat-turned-critic of Cleveland era policies. Ibach, a former Republican, now backs Bryan and Roosevelt, pledging silver Republicans to support Crumpacker and Roosevelt. Thach calls Roosevelt a Lincoln Republican, opposing any annexation to the GOP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Thach
Hammond
English
Cleveland
Ibach
Bryan
Roosevelt
Crumpacker
Tenth
F. J. van Vorhis
Worth Wright
Indianapolis
Tbach
Gaston and Alphonso in Indiana senate talk
John W. Cravens registrar of the State University visits town as a potential joint senator from Monroe Greene and Brown counties. Elmer E Corr of Bloomington is also discussed. Cravens wants Corr to run while Corr prefers Cravens, creating a stand off over who will consent to be candidate. The scene echoes the Gaston and Alphonso dynamic as Cyrus E Davis may yet be bypassed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Cravens
State University
Cravens
Indiana
House of Representatives
Monroe
Greene
Brown
Elmer E. Corr
Bloomington
Corr
Alphonso
Carr
Gaston and
Mason Mitchell Named Consul to Zanzibar by Roosevelt
The actor Mason Mitchell, known as a Rough Rider and thespian, has been appointed consul to Zanzibar by President Roosevelt. Mitchell, a New Yorker with Civil War era ties, has supported Roosevelt since the Spanish War and later worked with Blanche Walsh's company. He is connected to Captain W. E. English and spoke favorably of him at an Elks event. A group including C. C. Lyons and others lunched at Columbia Club. Lyons seeks Grant County senate, touting Fairmount oil prospects. Daniel G. Reid, a major New York financier, visited Indianapolis with H. C. Starr, hinting at a Richmond home, while W. D. Kerfoot, Chicago, visits Denison Hotel and notes Cook County Democrats aim to take control from Republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Rogers
Shoals
Zanzibar
Indiana
Rogers
Mason Mitchell
Roosevelt
Mitchell
Roosevelt Rough Riders
Louis Kiel
Northwest
Blanche Walsh
W. E. English
Elks
Captain English
C. C. Lyons
Fairmount
Neal
Jonesboro
G. A. H. Shideler
R. E. Breed
Marion
G. D. Kimball
R. Harry Miller
Columbia Club
Lyons
Grant County
Daniel G. Reid
New York
Indianapolis
Richmond
H. C. Starr
Mr. Reid
Smallpox reports show decline in counties except Floyd
Governor Durbin reviewed May end smallpox counts across 27 counties, noting 270 cases with 5 percent April totals, and a decrease from March figures. Marion, Lafayette, and Adams counties report cases while Franklin County shows concern. Some diagnoses repeated as chickenpox. Durbin cites no epidemic risk, funds unused, awaiting Dr. Hurty's report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durbin
Floyd
Marion County
Franklin County
J. Ferguson
Lafayette
Adams County
Saltillo
Leipsic
Washington County
Board of Health
Crawford County
Boards of Health
State Board of Health
J. N. Hurty
Strawberry Exhibit Marks Annual Meeting and Premiums
The event featured a talk on The Cost of Living by Mrs Virginia Meredith of New York City, with other papers on Birds Nests Entomology and a report by Kingsbury. Music by Misses Lulu and Imogene Hoss. Prizes awarded for largest boxes of strawberries and a bouquet of flowers.
Repairs at Indianapolis Arsenal Guarded by War Department
Washington dispatch says Secretary of War directs Captain William Scott quartermaster to visit Indianapolis arsenal and oversee repairs and new building work for a barrack to host the Second Battalion of the Third Infantry arriving from the Philippines. Reports will estimate cost. state sewer assessment of 4490.50 allowed and payable by government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of War
William Scott
Indianapolis Arsenal
Quartermaster General
Army
Ee Scott
Third Infantry
San Francisco
Philippines
Fairbanks
Durbin
Enth Street
Arsenal Grounds
Recital by Miss Jessie D Lewis Pupils in First Friends Church
Pupils of Miss Jessie D Lewis assisted by Pearl Randall piano present Tuesday evening in First Friends Church with a varied program including The Heart s Fancies Two Cae of Brown Open Thy Lattice Expectancy In Maytime The Clover Blossoms Good Bye Mazurka Op 17 Dalisies Dainty Dorothea and more. Piano pupils of Miss Mary Josephine Wight give a recital Friday evening at 1405 North Alabama Street featuring Rondo Capriccioso Impromptu Serenade Nocturne Valse de Concert Pastorale Hungarian Nocturne Op 16 No 2 Chopin Warum Schumann Nachtstuck Polka de la Reine Hark Hark the Lark Schubert Liszt Serenade Mendelssohn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie D. Lewis
Pearl Randall
First Friends
A. Goring Thomas
C. B. Hawley Wrtle Lewis Cameron Lotta
Ethel Ayres
Mattie
Mary. K. Wood
Cccats Sachs
Dalisies
Dainty
Dorothea
Mary Josephine Wight
William H. Cook
North Alabama Street
Udie
Ethel ‘Jeffries
Isabel Parry
Walter Vonnegut
Ralf Laura Jones
Hark
Margaret Cook
Seaton's Hat Store and Local Advertisements
An assortment of local ads and notices from Indianapolis listings. Insurance services from German Fire Insurance of Indiana and United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company. banking reference to Columbia National Bank. hardware and stove offerings. optical manufacturing. and brass works. Includes endorsements and business addresses across Delaware, Market, Illinois, and Georgia streets. Local trades feature dustless oats and various consumer goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mortimer Levering
Geo
Joint Meeting Of Horticultural Societies In Irvington
A meeting of the Indianapolis Audubon and the Marion County Agricultural and Horticultural societies gathered yesterday at Sylvester Johnsons Irvington home. A luncheon was served on the lawn at noon. In the afternoon a number of activities followed, highlighting local horticultural interests.
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Indianapolis Audubon
Marion County Agricultural and Horticultural Societies
Sylvester Johnson
Irvington
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North Meridian St
Indianapolis, Ind
H. Co. Carr
Gireen
Pennsylvania St
East Washington Street
Schleicher’s
Silda
Board OF Trade Affairs
Treasury
Wulschner
College OF Law
Monument Place
Delaware Street
Rey Street
Shelby Street
South Side Market
Illinois Street
East Louisiana Street
John Boylan
South State Avenue
A. R. Davis
Morgan and
Apolis Hotels
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Thespian
Chicago
W. D. Kerfoot
Carleton B. McCulloch
Denison Hotel
Harison
Cook County
Mendelssohn
Dunlap
Seaton’s Hat Store
German Fire Insurance of
South
Janes
Columbia National Bank
Pres
Leo Lando
Manuafacturing Optician
Co. Koehring & Bro
Virginia Avenue
W. W. Dark & Co
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East Market Street
Langsenkamp Bros
Brass Works
E. Georgia St
Meyer & Newcomb
E. Market St
Massachusetts Avenue
W. B. Craig
Wood's Stable
London
Paris
James Jeppson
Braden & Rogers
Station A
Gustave Habich
West Market Street
Conrad Mueller
Massachusetts Ave
New York Street
Waverley
Spaulding
Toledo
Taft’s Dental
Washington St
Ated Bate
Havana
F. R. Rice Mercantile Cigar Co
St. Louis
UNION
Consumers’ Gas Trust
John Wochee & Bro
Emerald
C. L. Rost
North Illinois Street
Julius C
L. A. Price’s
R. M. Mueller
Delaware and
New York Sts
Chas. L. Hartmann
Merritt
GEO, Merritt & Co
West Washington
Seeneylvania Street
Lemcke
A. M. Desouchet
Arg
Lemcke Bldg
Meeting of Horticultural Society
Coburn Coal Co
Lehigh Valley
Ohio
Jackson
Virginia
Ocean Steamers
Plymouth Cherrol EG
Hamburg
A. Victoria
Columbia
F. Bismarck
Ieeess
Twin-Screnger Servicez
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Vie Linse
Patricia
Renzelros
A. Motager
Ante
Martinique
St. Vincent
New American Islands
St. Croix
St. Thomas
Cota. Crulas
S. S
Trinidad
3Roadway
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Quebec
Look Son
Ons
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Lil
Housewives
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Vonnegut
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