Woman Robbed of Company Payroll at Lunch
Rebecca A. Lloyd, secretary treasurer of Indiana Paving Brick and Block Plant Co, lost over 200 dollars from the firm payroll while dining at the Women's Exchange on North Pennsylvania Street Saturday noon. The robbery, unseen, is described as bold and possibly planned, with police notified but the culprit unrecovered. Lloyd and her sister refused to confirm the amount beyond disputing rumors of 260 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca A. Lloyd
Indiana Paving Brick and Block Plant Company
Women's Exchange
Pennsylvania Street
Miss Lloyd
Keth M. Lloyd
Bastith Street
Hubbard
William Smith in trouble arrested at Union Station
William Smith a deputy sheriff of Jeffersonville was arrested at Union Station on a charge of drunkenness and resisting officers. He was jailed at the police station after an incident on an excursion from Indianapolis to Plainfield with two boys bound for Reform School. He says he fought only after police struck him. a ring incident with a woman and an officer led to the dispute. He was released on bond after authorities arranged it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Smith
Jeffersonville
Union Station
Smith
Indianapolis
Reform School
Plainfield
Talkeaeann
Grarte T. An
John A Spencer III Found Near Death at Oneida Hotel
John A Spencer III, an employee of New York Life Insurance, was found near death in his Oneida Hotel room shortly after 1 am. He was unconscious, revived gradually after treatment by Drs Jacobs Gray Eisenbeiss. Friends say he resides in Lafayette with a wife. telegram sent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Spencer
New York Life Insurance Company
Oneida
Dr. Jacobs
Ord
Tel
Gray
Eisenbeiss
Lafayette
Oeb
Wis
Juvenile Charged In Pocketbook Theft Case
Clinton Hart, fourteen years old, was arrested by Detectives Holtz and Morgan on a charge of stealing a pocket containing money and street car transfers from Sadie Hofer. The pocketbook was taken from Room 1 in the Odd Pet building where it had been left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Hart
Holtz and Morgan
Sadie Hofer
Tow Street
Indiana to face seventeen year locust invasion next summer
State geologist Prof. W. S. Blatchley warned Indiana will endure a three to four week visit from Brood 22 seventeen year cicadas beginning next summer. He described eggs laid in twigs sixteen years prior, their underground nymph stage, and emergence as winged adults that live about forty days. He noted factors reducing numbers and warned postponing orchard plans until fall 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
W. S. Blatchley
L. A. Stockwell
Putnam County
Prof. Blatchley
New Harmony
Michigan
Ohio
Surace
Blatchley
Europe
America
Professor Blatchley
Indianapolis
Professor Hintchley
Moses
Mane & Sound
Bright Sunday Draws Thousands to Fairview Park Excursions
Indianapolis crowds filled Fairview Park on Sunday drawing 6 000 visitors from cities including Cincinnati Michigan City Dayton Louisville Mattoon and Peoria as the diving horses and Indianapolis Military Band concert attracted both locals and out-of-town guests The Fayette and Rush Counties Association held its annual meeting there with officers elected for the year and plans to meet at Brookside Park The park lit with thousands of incandescent lights showcased a battleship outline and a large US flag display welcome at the entrance while Montana Brothers orchestra performed and diving horses continued to entertain through the week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Fairview Park
Fairview
Fayette
Rush
Canal
T. E. Smiley
J. W. McGrew
United States
Broad Ripple
Montana Brothers’ Orchestra
Diving Horses
Bold Diamond Robbery At Dr E G Glenn Residence
Thief entered 83 North Pennsylvania Street through a forced back window while the family walked nearby. A lady’s gold watch and two sets of diamond earrings with two diamond rings were stolen. the burglary occurred within about an hour of the family’s absence. Neighbors saw nothing suspicious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. E. Glenn
Pennsylvania Street
Taggart's New Hotel Option Closed at French Lick
Reliable source reports the option held by Mayor Taggart and Crawford Fairbanks of Terre Haute on the French Lick Springs hotel property was closed on Saturday. The move indicates progression toward a potential development by the two principals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taggart
Crawford Fairbanks
Terre Haute
French Lick Springs
Labor Union Plans Mass Meeting Over Strike Support
The Central Labor Union executive committee called a Germania Hall gathering for Thursday night to vote on an assessment for all organized labor in support of striking machinists. Similar weekly mass meetings are likely until the strike is settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Union
Organized Labor
Germania Hall
In Memory of the Dead at Butler College
A baccalaureate service for the Butler College class of 1901 remembered two deceased seniors Joseph T. Sweeney and Daniel W. Sigatoos. President Scot Butler delivered the sermon on death with reflections on immortality and the enduring human spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler College
Scot Butler
Joseph T. Sweeney
Daniel W. Sigatoos
Martin C. Amos
Grace J. Clifford
May Cunningham
John Cunningham
Bertha M. Little
Marie E. Martin
Virginia McComb
Carl W. McGaughey
Ernest L. Talbert
Pierre van Sickles
A. R. Benton
Georgia Galvin
President Butler
de Mortuis
Jehosaphat
Tarshish
Ophir
Geld
Ezion-Gebar
Butler
Fragmented Insurance Figures From OCR Text
A scrambled collection of monetary values and organization names including Massachusetts Indianapolis New York and London Assurance appears in garbled OCR style. The text lists multiple insurers and sums such as 2.50 1.20 3.00 2.500 1750 1500 1.00 1.50 and entities like Svea and Helvetia with scattered place names and currencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Bigs Ar Fane
Indianapolis
Diana
Northern
Milwaukee Mediation
American
New_York
Phoenix
Connecticut
Grand Rapids
Citizens
Missouri
New York
Thuringia
Erie
Queen
Svea Assurance Company
Helvetia
London Assurance
National Standard
Commercial Union
Royal
Underwriters
Fire Association
P. A
Phenix
Lancashire
Local Shooters Defeat Indianapolis at 20 Yard Match
Cincinnati shooters defeated the Indianapolis team at the Indianapolis Shooting Park yesterday afternoon by 5073 to 4604. E A Bretz of Indianapolis set the top individual score with 426. Team scores included Cincinnati led by M Gindle 391 and D P Payne 44 and Indianapolis led by E A Bretz 424 and G Knarza 366.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Shooting Park
E. A. Bretz
George Knarza
W. O. Spillman
F. Kleine
W. F. Mack
FP. Eberhardt
H. Dauch
E. B. Vincent
J. Powers
C. Ellason
E. Eckel
J. Bettner
H. C. Pomeroy
B. Ungerer
M. Gindle
D. P. Payne
William Hazenzahl
Chris Nestler
al Lux
Charles Roberts
H. Uekotter
O. H. Jousher
F. Speth
A. Drube
R. Weinheimer
J. Strickmeier
F. Burns
G. Hofer
Missionary Society Meeting at Mrs Shideler's Country Home
The Woman's Missionary Society of Tab ernacle Church will meet at 2 30 tomorrow afternoon at Mrs J E Shideler's country home. Louis Knauss was arrested by Detectives Splan and Haley for stealing brass fixtures worth $9 from Farrell Co plumbers, where he was employed, found on his way to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of Tabernacle Church
J. E. Shideler
Louis Knauss
Splan
Haley
Farrell & Co
Indianapolis German Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Mansur
Alabama
Washington
Circuit Court Room
Carleton Burnham
Eugene B. Cushing
Dunlap Hats at Seaton’s Hat Store Tourists Notice
Subscribers leaving the city this summer can have the Daily and Sunday Journal mailed to any address in the United States or Canada without extra charge. Address changes as often as desired. Special train details: Indianapolis Union Station at 7:45 a.m. to Lafayette at 7:30 p.m. Two fast trains at 6:30 a.m. and 7:15 a.m. with limited stops. Return from Cincinnati at 2 p.m. Telephones 238. Way Stations via Big Four Route. June 23. $1.00 or less round trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily
Sunday Journal
United States
Canada
Indianapolis Union Station
Lafayette
Rushville
Connersville
Hamilton
Cincinnati
Niagara Falls
Buffalo
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern
West Baden Fire Insurance List Reveals Patchwork Coverage
A list compiled by C. P. Sayles shows the West Baden Springs Hotel, after a recent fire, carried insurance from multiple companies. The records note amounts such as Connecticut 2500, Niagara 130, Home N C 2500, Hamburg Bremen 1000, Netherlands 2500, Continental 0, Magdeburg 1500, German American 3500, National Connecticut 2000, England 32.50, Beloine 2.50, Manchester 1250 and Fidelity Fire Maryland 1250 among others. The fragmentary list underscores the varied and international scope of the policy coverages for the insured property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Baden Springs
C. P. Sayles
Connecticut
Niagara
Home
N. C
Hamburg-Bremen
Netherlands
Continental
Magdeburg
National
Lo and L. End G
England
Beloine
Manchester
Fidelity Fire
Maryland
Boston
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Woodruff Place
L. S. Ayres 2 Co
the Hlieber Company
West
Washington Street
Badger Furniture CO
Sherif
John A. Spencer III
Oneida Hotel
Wulschier
Mr. Blatchley
New Baltimore
N. Y
John the Baptist
Howard
T. A. Kelleher
French Lick
Dianapolis
Dunlap's
Seaton’s Hat Store
Lawrenceburg
Aurora and Way
Aurora
Reservoir Park
Paris
Pennsylvania Lines
Petoskey
Janes
J. C. Sipe
Ape
Quincy
Til
Bates House
Juliusc
East Washington Street
West Baden
Charles Mayer & Co
Asn Ee A of Law
John W. Kern
Ato HU
Denver
Burlington
M. Shaw
St. Louis
Chicago
Or . P. Age
St. St. Louis
D. P. Agt
Vine St
Way
Illinois
Buffalo, N. Y
Dr Postal
Dell
A. J. Smith
G. P
T. A
Cleveland
The
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway
Pleasant Valley Wine CO
Rheims
Parrott-Taggart
Lilly & Stalnaker
Washington ST
JAC. Metzger & CO
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