International Railway Surgeons Meet Opens in Indianapolis
Over five hundred delegates from the United States Canada and Mexico attend the inaugural session of the International Association of Railway Surgeons in Indianapolis. Mayor Bookwalter gives the welcome address at the German House as officers including A McCandless J Louis and James A Duncan preside. Sessions cover papers on railway surgery with plans for a smoker band concert and luncheon accompanying social events through the two day meeting.
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International Association of Railway Surgeons
Indianapolis
United States
Canada
Mexico
En A. McCandless
St. Louis
A. L. Wright
Carroll
le&. Bale
J. Louis
J. P. Wisor
German House
Bookwalter
McCandless
Wil Major Sur
Louis Pilcher
Car- Pa
Eaceei
B. M. Ricketts
Cincinad
of Ei Lily & Co
Boeglin saloon target as mayor weighs license revocation
Boeglin, saloon keeper at the corner of Virginia Avenue and Bradshaw Street, faces possible license revocation after police report disorderly conduct and an assault on Patrolman Bailey. He is to appear before Mayor Bookwalter Monday at 10 am to justify keeping the license amid recent brawls and taunts.
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Philip Boeglin
William Bailey
Bookwalter
Boeglin
Whallon
Jin
Lees
Patrolmaney
Bailey
Virinia Avenue
Bradshaw Street
Scipants
Mr Yandes Returns Home After Collapse at College Board Meeting
Simon Yandes, 87, collapsed while at a Wabash College board of trustees meeting in Crawfordsville. He was found helpless in an ante-room after overexerting himself on the walk from the railroad station. He remains weak but out of danger, with friends noting his wealth and recent large gifts to the Presbyterian Board of Missions.
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Wabash College
Crawfordsville
Yandes
College
Ar Ogue
T. J. Barcus
Mr. Yandes
Thebyterian Board of Missions
Presbyterian Arch
Too Much For Whallon Assailants Arraigned In Court
Anton Quallizza Philide Belke Joe Simko Steve Sundar Joe Kuhner and Jesse Baker were arraigned before Judge Whallon on assault and battery charges. Quallizza and Belke faced additional concealed weapons charges. An interpreter heard testimony as none spoke English. All were discharged with a recommendation to settle disputes at home.
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Anton Quallizza
Philide Belke
Joe Simko
Steve Sundar
Joe Kuhner
Jesse Baker
Whallon
Quallizza
Belke
Timony
Thirty Grains of Morphine End Life Attempt
Alonzo Slater of 24 South East Street attempted to end his life by taking thirty grains of morphine yesterday afternoon. Dr. Johnson at the City Dispensary administered prompt aid, saving him from death. Slater had been in ill health and despondent due to work at the Big Four freight house. His mother and sister alerted authorities after noticing his eye reactions.
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Alonzo
Slater
South East Street
Dr. Johnson
Big Four
Binser fined for Sunday store opening in city court
Solomon Binser, a West Washington street merchant, was fined $1 and costs in Justice Sheppard's court for keeping his store open on Sunday in violation of the city ordinance. Defense attorneys filed an appeal to the Criminal Court claiming improper affidavit. another similar case is to be prosecuted within the next two weeks.
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Solomon Binzer
West Washington Street
Stone Belt Tour Postponed By Fair Commission
On President McDoel of the Monon suggesting and telegraphing from New York, the Indiana World's Fair Commission trip through the Oolitic stone belt is delayed another week. The delay is linked to hoped settlement of the Bedford strike. Judge Henry Clay Gooding, once Hancock county native, now a Los Angeles attorney and brother of Judge David J. Gooding, is noted in the report.
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Indiana-born leader with Union captain to Arizona chief justice
A brief visit to relatives in Indians and friends in Indianapolis preceded his homeward route to California. He held an honorable state record as a Union captain, state senator, Republican congressional nominee in Evansville, and Arizona Territory chief justice appointed by President Harrison, which he resigned after President Cleveland took office. He then settled in California.
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The
Union
Congress
Evansville
Arizona Territory
Harrison
Clevea A
Call‘or
Two Young Boys Bitten By Dogs and Men
Two youths were bitten yesterday afternoon in separate incidents. Herrman Morr, 14, was bitten on the leg by a landlady’s dog while passing through a gate at 1408 South East street. Tie Kushner, 16, was attacked at Delaware and Ket streets by Steve Ferguson, a man described as vicious, with a deep cheek wound. Both received medical treatment at the City Dispensary where their wounds were cauterized.
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Seaton
Herrman Morr
South East Street
Tie Kushner
Delaware and Ket
Steve Ferguson
State convention plans announced for county superintendents
Indiana officials prepare the annual gathering of county superintendents with F A Cotton drafting the program. C F Grosjean will speak. The June meeting at the Statehouse will host eighty five to ninety of ninety two county superintendents with talks by Dr William Bryan and others.
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C. F. Grosjean
Terre Haute
Cotton
Supreme Court
Statehouse
Grand Hotel
E. E. Robey
E. C. Crider
Claude Rankin
William Bryan
Indiana University
T. B. Laycock
Nonunion workman fired after street clash
A. C. Havens a striking lineman for New Telephone Company was shot in the right shoulder by George H. Deane a nonunion worker for Central Union Telephone Company. Havens and accomplices attacked Deane at Louisiana and Alabama streets prompting the shooting. Deane claimed self defense. Deane bonded and to appear in Police Court.
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New Telephone Company
George H. Deane
Central Union Telephone Company
St. Vincent's Hospital
Deane
Louisiana
Alabama
Havens
Samuel McConnahan
Glenn Street
C. F. Miller
South West Street
Cenkeee
Bond
Miners' Big Jollification in Winslow Mar Mitchell Day
The Pike county mining town Winslow plans a miners celebration this Saturday. John Mitchell of the United Mine Workers will speak after accepting the invite, with the day dubbed Mitchell day. Miners and families will attend, local operators join in speeches, games, races, and picnic festivities. G W Burcell of the UMW will also speak.
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Winslow
Pike County
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Mitchell
G. W. Burcell
National Board of the
One Foot in the Grave Beating Case at Police Court
Samuel Updike, 78, an old soldier, was sentenced to ninety days in the workhouse and fined by Judge Whallon for brutally beating his wife several days earlier. Alcohol is cited as a cause of the domestic trouble. the wife stood by him loyally through the abuse.
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Samuel Updike
Whallon
Updike
Marion county grants franchise to Cincinnati & Indianapolis Traction
The Marion county Board of Commissioners awarded a franchise to Charles L. Henry, president of the Cincinnati & Indianapolis Traction Company, to build a line on private rights of way with a 575 foot strip on Railroad street in Julietta. The company may cross highways and the Julietta asylum grounds near the C., H. & D. tracks. For the grant the county receives 375 and the company deposited 1,000 to guarantee performance. Work to start as soon as possible after immediate acceptance.
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Marion County
Charles L. Henry
Cincinnati & Indianapolis Traction Company
Railroad Street
Julietta
Julietta Asylum
Mrs Watt attends Woodmen gathering reveals Ada Lawson injury
Mrs E D Watt of Omaha reports Ada M Lawson of Anoka Minn, once badly hurt in a Central avenue street car crash injuring twenty delegates. Lawson suffered a head injury and is being treated for temporary insanity in hospital.
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Omaha
Ada M. Lawson
Anoka
Minn
Central Avenue
Lawson
Route to International Christian Endeavor Convention Denver July 8 12
Official round trip rates to Denver Indiana trains July 6 8 9 including special C E train via Chicago North Western and Union Pacific. White City option from Indianapolis with connections. Sleeping car and coach accommodations, return valid through August 31. Contact transportation manager or secretary for details.
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Denver
Col
Indiana
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Indianapolis
Chicago
Chicago & Northwestern
Union Pacific
White City
Co. E
C. J. Buchanan
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Yellowstone Park Excursion To Indianapolis Return
An excursion to Yellowstone Park is offered with travel from Indianapolis on Sunday June 21. Local train departs 6:00 am with intermediate stops, special fast through train departs 7:35 am, returning trains from Louisville around 7:00 pm. Fares listed: Louisville and Return 1.50. Call the Big Four ticket office for details. Feed your horse JANES'S Dustless Oats.
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Indianapolis Union Station
Central Union Station
Cincinnati
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