Indiana Crop Prospects Mixed In June Report
State Statistician Johnson reports wheat in Indiana improving with counties like Jackson Porter and Jennings showing strong prospects. Corn prospects up 5 percent since May, oats steady, while fruit crops face poor outlook with likely half a crop of apples and peaches not promising.
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Indiana
Johnson
Jennings
Jackson
Washington
Scott
Ripley
Porter
Orange
Bartholomew
Boone
Carroll
Clinton
Dearborn
Jeffer- Decatur
Fayette
Franklin
Fulton
Laporte
Monroe
Ohio
Switzerland
Union
Jabash
Warren
Architect Rankin Discusses North Elevation of Federal Building
J H Rankin of Rankin Kellogg, Philadelphia architects of the new federal building, is in town consulting with contractors. He stays at the Columbia Club as cement footings begin this week. Rankin expresses confidence in a satisfactory north elevation facing the park despite prior comments and proposed changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Rankin
Rankin & Kellogg
Philadelphia
Federal
Rankin
Columbia Club
Major H L Kramer and wife tour overland to Indiana
Major H L Kramer and his wife arrived at the Denison Hotel after an all overland trip from Cleveland to Indianapolis in a White steam automobile. The Kramer family head a patent medicine business at Kramer Ind and own Mudlavia the mineral spring resort. They planned to return home over the National road traveling about one hundred miles daily. The machine weighs 1600 pounds and runs at high steam pressures up to 900 pounds. Both enjoyed the journey and the automobile relaxation from mental cares.
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H. L. Kramer
Denison
Kramer
Ind
New York
Chicago
Warren County
Attica
Indiana Mineral Springs
Major Kramer
Mudlavia
Indiana
United States
The
Indianapolis
Cleveland
State of Ohio
Old State Line Road
Medina
Wooster
Mt. Vernon
Columbus
Springfeld
Richmond
National Road
Crawfordsville
James De Witt Andrews a Chicago Lawyer at the Denison
James De Witt Andrews of Chicago, noted author on law and member of the American Bar Association committee on classification of law, visits the Denison. He leads Illinois State Bar Association committee on legal education and wrote the influential American Law praised by William A. Woods as the Blackstone of America. Andrews weighs U S policy toward the Philippines and Cuba predicting Cuban fatigue with self-rule and possible annexation.
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James de Witt Andrews
Chicago
Denison
Andrews
American Bar Association
Illinois State Bar Association
William A. Woods
Blackstone
America
United States
Philippines
Cuba
Major Miller Arrives to Lead Arsenal Grounds Report
Major W H Miller of the regular army quartermaster's department in Chicago joined a board tasked with deciding the disposition of arsenal grounds. He has Cuba service. Captain W S Scott and Major Wood join the board, with work expected to finish by Monday and a report to Washington. It mentions local business growth in Anderson and county harvest prospects in Clinton.
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W. H. Miller
Regular Army
Quartermaster’s Department
Chicago
Arsenal
Major Miller
Cuba
Major Wood
W. S. Scott
Washington
Central Labor Union Voices Grievances and Plans
The Central Labor Union disapproves of employing firemen as painters and carpenters in engine house repairs and argues union trades should get such work. It endorses grievances of painters and carpenters against nonunion repair work by agents and plans to blacklist agents using nonunion labor after year’s end. A committee will tour the County Poor Asylum and advise on a new building for inmates. Broad Ripple and Fairview host early summer attractions, including Humpty Dumpty canines and Frank Binkhurst’s singing, with the La Rose electric fountain near its final nights at Fairview.
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Central Labor Union
Machinists’ Union
Elwood Sands
Roscoe Burnett
M. T. Butler
Lillie Fredericks
Broad Ripple
Fairview
Broad Spa
Humpty Dumpty
Frank Binkhurst
Fairview Park
la Rose
Union Co-operative League Under Indiana Scrutiny
The Union Co-operative League of Indianapolis, using Lock Box 364, is under investigation by State Auditor Hart and Attorney General Taylor. The group claims to be a cooperative for mutual member interests, but lacks disclosure of backing individuals. Hart says Indiana will strictly enforce laws against wild-cat schemes as three other get-rich-quick ventures sought standing yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Co-operative League of Indianapolis
Hart
Taylor
Indiana
State offices order evacuation for three companies
Three firms were told to leave state offices and evacuate. The Co operative Realty Company of Battle Creek Michigan, the Investment Banking Company of Columbus Ohio, and the King Fortune Mining Company of Columbus Ohio were involved in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co-operative Realty Company
Battle Creek
Mich
Investment Banking Company
Columbus, C
King Fortune Mining Company
Columbus
War Revenue Stamps Sale Ends After June 30
The local revenue office announces that after June the sale of war revenue stamps will cease. Documents needing stamps must be stamped before the 2th. From the 20th onward, negligent filers must turn in documents, provide affidavit, and obtain department seals for validity. Tobacco tax rebate claims require blanks at the revenue office, with a minimum $10.
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Revenue People
Revenue Office
City Engineer Nelson Linked to Suspect Interstate Construction Co
Cincinnati paper exposes James B. Nelson of Philadelphia listed among officers of the Interstate Construction Company. Letters from Fred Balcom to W. W. O Hara reveal the firm’s facade as ice water and electric plant builders while aiming to fund speculative racing ventures. Nelson was in Richmond last night with no statement obtained. Robert S. Ashe of Richmond also named as director.
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James B. Nelson
Interstate Construction Company
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Fred Balcom
Inter- State Construction Company
W. W. O'Hara
New York
Cireculars
Balcom
O'Hara
Bush Balcom
Justice Balcom
Supreme Court of New York
New York Court of Appeals
Nelson
Richmond
Robert S. Ashe
Nolan Arrested by Policer Silvey Over Sidewalk Blockade
Patrolman Silvey arrested John S. Nolan a special policeman at the merry-go-round on Missouri Street near Washington after Nolan refused to clear the sidewalk. Nolan clad in blue with badge, mace, and wreathed cap sat with a folding chair in defiance as Silvey insisted on removal. Nolan resisted and was taken to a patrol wagon amid jeers from supporters.
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Silvey
John S. Nolan
Missouri Street
Washington
Stivey
Nolan
Lee
Silver
New Trust Company Formed in Indianapolis
W W Hubbard and C C Pierce lead stockholders in the Commercial Trust Company of Indiana formed yesterday with 300 60 capital. Hubbard president, Hillis F Hackedorn VP, J M Martens treasurer, C Cree Jr secretary. Other Indianapolis holders include Everett Wagner J H Olmstead F W Wetter Carl Wetter C C Pritchard and A G Lupton of Hartford City. Directors include Wagner Lupton Seybold. Stockholder meeting planned to pick an office. Kendallville Manufacturing Co. Incorporation capital 100 directors A M Jacobs Isaac Kann L A Weinsteiner.
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W. W. Hubbard
C. C. Pierce
Indianapolis
Commercial Trust Company of
Indiana
Hillis F. Hackedorn
J. M. Martens
C. C. Ree, Jr
Everett Wagner
J. H. Olmstead
F. W. Wetter
Carl Wetter
C. C. Pritchard
A. G. Lupton
Hartford City
G. W. Seybold
Kendallville Manufacturing Colny
Incorporated
A. M. Jacobs
Isaac Kann
L. A. Weinsteiner
Inspector of sermons urged by Methodist Ministers' Association
Rev Robb Zaring proposed appointing an inspector of sermons from the association to boost Sunday messages. Ministers worry about neglecting core thoughts. A meeting in October will plan events with options including a fair at Tomlin Hall or at the hospital ends on Sixteenth Street, with pastors and a layman from each church on the organizing committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robb Zaring
Methodist Ministers’ Association
Zaring
Tomlin
Hall
Sixteenth Street
Raid Two Poker Games Ends In Downtown Busts
Police raided two gambling rooms last night catching nineteen men at William Armitage’s saloon 9 West Washington street and six at Dan Smith’s 117 North Illinois street. Keeper William Armitage and keeper David Hughes were charged or slated. bonds posted for players.
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William Armitage
West
Washington Street
Dan Smith
Illinois Street
Captain Kruger
Schelgert
Gunsclous
Schaeffer
Kruger
George Morgan
Armitage
Bond
Schwab
Milam
Pope
Sandman
North Illinois Street
David
Doc”) Hughes
Danlap's Celebrated Hats At Seaton's Hat Store
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Pennsylvania Lines Excursions and Special Trips
The announcement lists $1.25 Madison round trip with Sunday service and a 7:30 a.m. departure from Indianapolis, 6 p.m. return. A 25 cent Ohio River boat excursion from Madison is offered. Mountain Lake Park trip is $14.65 with July 2 to 14 sales and July 19 final return, plus a 2:45 p.m. July 3 departure from Indianapolis. Contacts include Mrs. Kate Applegate, Miss Della Brown, and R. P. Algeo.
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Indianapolis
Kate Applegate
North Illinois Street
Della Brown
Lord Street
R. P. Algeo
D. P
Round Trip Rail Tickets From Cincinnati to Chicago Dayton and More
Tickets to all stations within a 200 mile radius including Cincinnati Chicago Dayton Louisville will be on sale July 3 and 4 good returning until July 7 One dollar twenty five cents Cincinnati and return Via C H D Sunday June 29 Two special fast trains depart 6 30 am nonstop and 7 15 am stopping at Rushville Connersville and Hamilton Cincinnati return 6 20 pm Baseball Cincinnati vs Pittsburg.
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Chicago
Dayton
Cincincinnati
Louisville
Rushville
Connersville
Hamilton
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Train Excursions From Indianapolis on June 28
Tickets good for trains leaving Indianapolis 3 30 Saturday afternoon and 11 20 Saturday evening June 28. Return leaving Evansville and including E T H train No 6 12 55 midnight Sunday June 29 arriving Indianapolis by 6 50 a m Monday June 30. Call ticket agent 48 West Washington street or W W Richardson D P A Big Four Route. Excursion to Lawrenceburg Aurora and Way Points 1 00 or less round trip special train leaves Indianapolis Union Station 7 30 a m returning leave Aurora 7 20 p m Lawrenceburg 7 30 p m and more. Lake Erie & Western R R Niagara Falls Excursion 7 00 Thursday Aug 7 1902 leaves Indianapolis 5 p m to Vandalia Line 1 00 Terre Haute and Return 1 00 Green Castle and Return Leave Indianapolis 7 25 a m Returning Terre Haute 7 30 p m 1 50 Michigan City Excursion 1 50 Thursday June 26 1902 Leave Indianapolis 6 a m Leo Lando Manufacturing Optician permanent location 142 N Pennsylvania st Indianapolis Barber Supply Co for Massage Cream 37 East Ohio street Gasoline and Oil Stoves Koehring & Bro 580 Virginia avenue
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Indianapolis
Evansville
West Washington Street
W. W. Richardson
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Royal Wilton
Sayres Indanas
Drs
East Washington Street
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Wulschner
Cleveland, C
Kramer, Ind
Anderso
N Anderson
M. A. Chipman
D. A. Coulter
Frankfort
Clinton County
Marion
C. ¢. Shirley
Kokomo
M. W. Ward
F. FE. Alward
Fred E. Tower
John Winzel
Hotel English
Auditor
WAR Revenue Stamps
Interstate Construction Company, OF
Nati Newspaper
NEW Trust Company
Aan Gao
Dr. Lyon
Columbus and Kauffman Vehicles
H. T. Condo Implement Co
Statehouse
Danlap
Seaton’s Hat Store
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Hambourg
Columbia
F. Bismarck
A. Victoria
Hamburg
Waldersee
L. Moltke
Pennsylvania
Palatin
Hamburg-American Line
B’ Way
N. Y
Frenze! Bros
A. Metzger, Agts
Aeites Cecilian
Cecilian
the Starr Piano CO
Pennsylvania St
Bliss.swain&co
the Progress Clothing Store
Stevenson Slug
Mats Seurnisheg
Pennsylvania Lines
Madison
Ohio River
Mountain Lake Park
Qss.co
A. E. Outerbridge
Agts
Quebec S. 8S. Co., Ltd
Arthur Ahern
Quebec
Thos. Cook & Clark
Wess Gtusiness Collegie
Monument Place
Vandalia Line
Lawrenceburg
Aurora
Indianapolis Union Station
Eticere Ental
Lake Erie & Western
R. R
Niagara Falls
Vandalia
Terre Haute
Greencastle
Michigan City
Janes
Leo Lando
Indianapolis Barber Supply Co
Ohio Street
Co. Koehring & Bro
Virginia Avenue
Massachusetts Avenue
Pennsylvania Street
Theo. L. Sewall
May Wright Sewall
Culver Naval Academy
U. 8, Naval Academy
Culver Summer Naval School
Culver
Lake Maxinkuckee
Fountain Spring
Waukesha
Wis
Wisconsin
J. C. Walker
Kipp Brothers Co
South Meridian St
Havana
F. R. Rice Mercantile Cigar Co
St. Louis
Union Made
Sander & Becker
C.aneshaensel & CO
Huntington & Page
East Market Street
Grimes
Delors
Kahn Tailoring Company
EH. Messenger
East Washington St
Coburn Coal Co
Lehigh Valley
West Virginia
Brazil
Blossburg
Steel Ranges
Chas. L. Hartmann
Washington St
Wibing’s Cash Furniture Store
Huder
GORA
WM. H. Block CO
HH. Lock
Lemcke Bldg
Denison House
Compress
Je le Knox
Juliusc
Members Merchants’ Association
East
H. E. Hamilton & CO
Pembroke Arcade
Hartford
Sentinel Printing Company
West Market Street
Steinway
Pearson’s
Piano House
Lnd
Taggart’s Bakery
Massachusetts Ave
Lilly & Stalnaker
East Washington
Eere
Wall Papers, Eic
AV. HH
Rolls Sons
Washinton Street
Tage
Paris
D. H. Baldwin & CO
N. Poons
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