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Newspaper
The Indianapolis Journal
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1903
Page
20
The Desire of Ownership rests on sound judgment and possesse promotes industry thrift and independence while reducing pauperism. Money to your credit in our savings department starts at $1.00 and grows as you save. Interest at 3 percent compounded semi annually. Read our booklet.
Official notice from the State Board of Health announces a health officers' school in Indianapolis on June 25 and 26 at the Medical College of Indiana with Surgeon General Wyman Dr Reynolds and others in the teaching corps. Attendance is urged for county city and town officers. absences require written reasons and excuses from the president.
Krusee and Deventer celebrate a notable warm air achievement tagged with East Washington address No 742, marking a local milestone in the period’s climate or engineering context.
George Hitz a Prohibition party nominee for Indianapolis mayor sends a formal acceptance letter outlining his independent stance in city government He opposes party lines and urges honest economical government with strict law enforcement He favors local control of improvements and opposes special taxes while backing gradual reform of police and fire departments.
Independent candidate George Hitz urges voters to back a party free administration aimed at clean government and fiscal restraint. He pledges to appoint capable, nonpartisan city officials, curb graft, pursue strict economy, reform gas pricing, and ensure fair contracts while resisting party machines. He calls for public watchers at polls and a vote for an independent ticket on the Prohibition emblem.
William Denny, colored, 1014 Maple Street, reports being attacked by a white man at the Maryland and Missouri streets corner about 8 PM. He was struck with a club, rendered unconscious, robbed of a gold watch and chain and money, and taken to City Dispensary for treatment. Police lack a usable description.
The Indianapolis Post B of the Travelers' Protective Association paid about $5,000 to cover all convention costs, a first for a host city post. Funds came from book sales of Indiana and decorations, with the German House event wrapping up Friday night and national officers departing for home. Ed Lowe noted no external donations were accepted.
County Commissioners granted a franchise to Union Traction Company to operate within the county and cross Fall Creek by the new College Avenue bridge. The company will build approaches costing about 15000. Officials tried to secure a 20000 installment from the traction firm but failed. The track is expected to be ready when the bridge opens.
Dr. John G. Wishard of this city will resume his old post as medical director of the American Presbyterian Hospital in Teheran Persia after ten years in that role. He plans to depart August 1 with his family, traveling by London Berlin Moscow and rail to the Caspian coast, then by steamer to the Persian coast and by carriage to Teheran.
Mrs. Englis reports a white sky terrier missing from 426 North Illinois. She notes the dog was vaccinated on the head during last winter’s smallpox scare and that patrolmen could identify the dog by the healing sore.
Commercial Club directors plan a noon meeting tomorrow to debate the city lighting issue. Representatives from all electric lighting companies will attend, with an electrical expert invited to participate.
Beautiful Clifton Place lots on the North Indianapolis car line at Clifton and Thirty-first streets. Priced at $62,000 with a school within one square and stores in a thickly settled neighborhood nearby. Easy terms at $2 per week and no railroads to cross. Come out, posey, and inspect. Address WI L RR, 1 Ingalls Block.
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