Annual Report of the Board of Trade Secre tary Finances Show Net Resources
The Board of Trade honors its annual meeting with a small attendance as the secretary presents the fiscal year closing 1900 to 1901. Receipts total 6576.29 with disbursements 22562. Net treasurer balance 4012.64. Assets 102479.0 liabilities 3596.51 yielding net resources 95982.29. Members 495 with 56 deaths and forfeitures. 41 active. five special assessments. Dividends declared 4 per share totaling 7.0 per certificate, 86 meetings held.
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Board of Trade
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Board of Gown
Eee
Boys Charged With Robbery In City Home
William Dodds aged five percent East Market and Lovell Allen of East Washington were arrested by Detectives Bray and Lancaster after Mrs. Dodds found a purse at home. They face petit larceny charges for breaking into Mrs. Fay Webber’s home on No. 7 Street days ago. A watch and purse were stolen. the watch was sold to John East Washington Street for one dollar, who was charged with receiving stolen goods. The Dodds boy, nine, was implicated in an attempted cash-drawer burglary at Perry's.
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William Dodds
East Market Street
Lovell Allen
East Washington
Bray and Lancaster
Dodds
John East Washington Street
Perry
Injured Rider in Runaway Near Broad Ripple Park
A Hamilton County youth named Howard Clerk living near Poplar Grove was injured when a horse bolted while he approached Broad Ripple Park to view diving horses. The buggy struck a telegraph pole, throwing him headfirst. he was unconscious and transported to Dr. Boardmas.
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Howard Clerk
Poplar Grove
Broad Ripple Park
Boardmas
Bennett
George B Swift wins Claypool Hotel contract in Chicago bid
Indiana Hotel Company awards the eight story Claypool Hotel construction to George B Swift & Co. of Chicago after 24 bids. Ground, building, furnishings total $1.5 million with 14 months to complete. Henry W Lawrence leads Bates property venture as plans stay unchanged.
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Indiana Hotel Company
Claypool
Bates House
George B. Swift & Co
Chicago
Medford B. Wilson
Delaware Street
F. M. Andrews
Swift & Co
Henry W. Lawrence
The
Bates
New Hotel Company
United States
Swift
Herbert B. Swift
Henry W. Lawarence
C. £. Coffin
A. A. Barnes
A. F. Potts
M. B. Wilson
F. M. Fauvre
Joseph C. Schaf
Franklin W. Hays
D. M. Parry
George G. Tanner
Albert Lieber
Fr. M. Andrews
Henry Severin
Harry J. Milligan
George J. Marott
H. J. Milligan
J. Marott
Assault reported as woman held and eyes covered by attacker
Female victim described a man who stepped in front of her, covered her eyes with his hands, and pushed her. Police officers Griffin and Manning pursued the case but could not locate the assailant, and no crew was secured yesterday.
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Griffin
Manning
A DANGEROUS MAN Pugh Not Restricted by County Asylum
Police protest that John Pugh a forty three year old with a history of criminal assault and repeated arrests roams Julietta freely after being kept at the county asylum authorities refuse to release him without escort. He is said to have a mania for enticing young girls and is dangerous after drinking. He has been sent to headquarters by patrols and detained when spotted. The superintendent of the asylum asked that he not be released yesterday.
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John Pugh
Julietta
County Asylum
Seay
Asylum
Northeastern Public Improvement Association Formed
Citizens at a Windsor street grocery meeting voted to request M. H. Spades erect a limestone shelter in Spades Park or a rustic bridge if boulder construction was chosen. The Northeastern Public Improvement Association was organized with Daniel Malcolm as president and Thomas A. Sailey as secretary, among others.
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M. H. Spades
Spades Park
Spades
Pogue's Run
Windsor Street
Commerce Avenue
Northeastern Public Improvement Association
Daniel Malcolm
Thomas A. Sailey
Willam Schwegman
William Hall
A. Sherman
A. H. King
Hugo Woelfing
Unknown St. Louis man arrested for loitering and assault
An unidentified Black man from St. Louis was arrested by Detective Asch after entering a pawn shop with a new bicycle. He fought officers on Alabama Street when escorted to the police station, was shot at, and taken to the City Dispensary for minor injuries before confinement. He gave the name Otto Willis and feigned insanity.
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St. Louis
Asch
Alabama Street
Kruger
Wallace
Otto Willis
Doctor Hunt Reconfirmed as Commercial Club Secretary
The Commercial Club directors met at noon to reelect Dr. Geo E. Hunt as secretary. His eligibility had been questioned due to nonmembership, but he joined the club, making him eligible. His membership application remained pending at the time of election.
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Commercial Club
Geo. E. Hunt
Hunt
Evans Woollen
Suit filed over alleged patent infringement in Pleisure Wheel case
In the United States Circuit Court Alice M. Conderman sues Newton M. Johnson of St Elmo Tenn for alleged infringement of a patent. The plaintiff resides at Hornellsville New York. The patent involved is labeled a pleas ure wheel.
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United States
Alice M. Conderman
Newton M. Johnson
St. Elmo
Tenn
Hornellsville
N. Y
Names for G R & L Train 7 May Lure Passengers
Readers are invited to name the G R and L daylight train No 7 running daily to Petoskey Harbor Springs Traverse City and Bay View with parlor and buffet cars. Submit catchy speed and comfort focused names to C L Lockwood Grand Rapids before June 22.
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Harbor Springs
Richmond
Ind
Fort Wayne
Kalamazoo
Mich
Grand Rapids
Traverse City
Bay View
C. L. Lockwood
Grand Sence & Indiana Railway
Cincinnati Excursion and Outing Specials June 16
Multiple rail and excursion offers for June 16 from Indianapolis Union Station to Cincinnati Danville Union City Wabash and other points. Special trains depart 7 am with return times around 5 7 pm and 7 45 am. Includes Grand Rapids sleeper through to Petoskey Mackinaw and lower fare trips to Greencastle and Danville with various sale dates and returns. Also adverts for local businesses and services.
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Indianapolis Union Station
Cincinnati Union Station
Michigan
Cincinnati
Grand Rapids
Richmond
Petoskey
Mackinaw
Massachusetts Avenue
Wabash
Union City
Pendleton
First Session Held by Christian and Missionary Alliance
The district convention of the Christian and Missionary Alliance met at Gospel Tabernacle on East Street. Attendance was light due to delegates arriving tomorrow. Rev. W. F. Memiger of Chicago spoke. sessions tomorrow include talks by Anna Abrams, missionary to India, who cared for 170 girls and widows.
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the Christian and Missionary Alliance
Gospel Tabernacle
East Street
Massachusetts Avenue
W. F. Memiger
Chicago
Anna Abrams
India
East
Miss Abrams
Second Presbyterian Church
Clearings Break Record in Indianapolis Banking Growth
The Columbia National Bank addition coincides with a historic rise in city clearings. For the week ending June the total was 9 601 331 95 dollars, surpassing the prior peak of 8 435 357 52 dollars set in the week ending May 11, marking the banner clearing week and signaling rapid city business growth.
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Indianapolis
Columbia National Bank
President Mitchell returns from California to face libel suit
United Mine Workers leader President Mitchell cut short his California vacation to sue a newspaper for libel over bribery claims tied to the anthracite strike. Reports from Hopkins County Kentucky say a long running miners strike led to dissolving injunctions stopping dues collection and union outreach to nonunion workers. The dispute has cost miners about 14,000 so far, while the organization continues sending thousands weekly to strikers in Kansas, Arkansas and the Indian Territory.
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Mitchell
United Mine Workers
California
Scranton
Hopkins County
Kentucky
Kansas
Arkansas
Indian Territory
Major Glover Weds in St Louis
Maj John B Glover deputy revenue collector for this district married in St Louis last night to Miss Toinette G Blackwell. Glover is past sixty and his bride is said to be under thirty five. His revenue office colleagues here await his return with interest.
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John B. Glover
St. Louis
Toinette G. Blackwell
Major Glover
Mysterious assault hits Indianapolis woman near home
Mrs. Rudolph Steigmeier of 837 Greer Street was attacked Friday night about 10:90 o clock near her home. The 50 year old woman was knocked down choked and threatened with death if she cried out. The assailant fled, unclear motive, possibly mistaking her for another woman. She had just left her watchman husband at the Indianapolis Brewing Company.
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Rudolph Steigmeier
Greer Street
Indianapolis Brewing Company
High Street
William Hagedon
Ieee of
House
Robbery Claim by John Pool Leads to Alley Encounter
Police found John Fool, colored, at 701 Indiana avenue detailing a robbery by two men in an alley near California street and Indiana avenue. He said a gun was pointed at him and he was forced to surrender 14 dollars. Police Griffin and Manning investigated the incident.
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Griffin and Manning
Indiana Avenue
John Fool
California Street
Police disrupt midnight craps game at Gibbs residence
Sergeant Schroeder and Patrolmen Montgomery Goins and Irish broke up a dice game at Charles Gibbs's place on Fourteenth Street and Senate Avenue around midnight. Eighteen men were present, all of color, and were arrested and sent to headquarters.
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Schroeder
Montgomery
Goins
Irish
Charles Gibbs
Fourteenth Street
Senate Avenue
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