Indiana Christian Endeavor Union Convention Held In Indianapolis
The fifteenth annual Indiana Christian Endeavor Union convention opens with officer meetings at the English Hotel and continues through Monday. Burris A. Jenkins and other notable speakers attend, with sessions at Tomlinson Hall Meridian Street Church and the YWCA YMCAs. Committees and officers organize, and a Japanese tea fundraiser supports charity activities.
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Indiana Christian Endeavor Union
State Committee
English Hotel
Christian Endeavorers
Union
Tomlinson Hall
Burris A. Jenkins
University of Indianapolis
Kentucky University
Meridian Street
M. E. Church
Indianapolis
Professor Bilhorn
Chicago
Edward A. Clark
Mise Frances le Baron
A. W. Conner
Irvington
Tomlinson Tall
T. M. Rains
Cincinnati
Illinois Street
Medbury
Bilhorn
E. Y. Hill
Logansport
Clarence E. Eberman
Boston
Mass
D. Gordon
Cleveland
Second Presbyterian Church
E. H. Clifford
J. W. Selvage
Flora Drake
Lillian E. Morgan
Ray D. Barnes
Charles F. Kennedy
C. J. Orbison
Frank Boyd
Rockville
Thos
Ashburn
Evansville
Sylvester Newlin
Kokomo
Geo. Knox
G. R. Hammond
Ch. D
Elkhart
Crates 5. Johnson
Oliver Nusbaum
Richmond
C. J. Buchanan
M. L. Hageman
Muncie
J. O. Rose
Angola
L. E. Sellers
Terre Haute
World
C. E. Union
L. J. Kirkpatrick
United Society of Christian Endeavor
W. J. Darby
D. D
W. H. Volger
Allan B. Phillput
Social notes reflect Eastbound travel and local gatherings
Mrs Benjamin Harrison and daughter left for the East while Blaine Miller returns from Boston Tech studies. Several Misses plan trips to New York Chicago and Cleveland to Arts schools, Europe, or visit relatives. Multiple entertaining afternoons, a dance for Miss Natalie Dalton, and preparations for upcoming weddings and a Martinsville trip are noted along with guest lists and visits from Chicago Fort Wayne and Denver residents.
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Benjamin Harrison
East
Blaine Miller
Boston
Europe
Martha Carey
Cleveland
Helen Greene
Ruth Woodsmall
Caroline Moody
Franklin
Florence
Anna Louise Rogers
Herbert Taylor
Chicago
N. F. Dalton
Clarence Coffin
Yale
William Scott
W. B. Burford
Maxinkucke
Charles Stake
Jessie
Covington
Agnes D. Naughton
Margaret
St. Joseph's College
Joseph Naughton
Broad Ripple
Natalie Dalton
Howard Dill
Richmond
Walker
J. A. Houser
Houser
H. E. Hess
Plymouth
Hazel Sheffield
Carrie L. Tennent
South McAlester
Indian Territory
Ethel West
North Illinois Street
Miss West
Tennent
Martinsville
Linden Power
Los Anlos
Cal
James Barclay
Emily
Denver
Col
Beatrice Willams
Percival Power
Harry Epps
Robert Fleming
Fort Wayne
Carolyn Ashbrooke
Elsie Emily Tilley
Lees
Miss Nelle
Home Dressmaking Hints by May Manton
May Manton describes a sea son style blouse with rox plaits a large collar and loose sleeves in white pongee with lace trim. The pattern provides sizes for bust measures 32 to 40 inches and lists fabric yardage and pattern price with instructions to mail order.
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May Manton
Rox
Journal
Panapolis
Acton Assembly Opens July 15 With Lectures And Plans
The official Acton Assembly programme announces a July 15 start and an August 2 close with major speakers including General John B. Gordon and General Fitzhugh Lee. The plan covers new cottages, debt clearance via bonds, Big Four railroad stops, special missions for sick children, and daily religious activities through July.
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Association
John B. Gordon
Atlanta
Benjamin Starr
Fitzhugh Lee
Durbin
J. H. Martin
Big Four Railroad
Big Gate
Traction Company
Indianapolis
Epworth League
Tabernacle
Carlin & Lennox Company
H. W. Kellogg
Central Avenue M. E
H. W. Baldridge
Madison
Ind
Christ
J. H. Doddridge
Frame
Nathan Frame
A. R. Beach
John EB. Gordon
Gordon
Hester Frame
General Gordon
Centenary
Terre Haute
Toscane
James Ogden
Thomas E. Smiley
Estella Hollingsworth
Jesse A. Shearer
Lou A. Robertson
Helen Brouse
Erwin Strauss
Daisy Stephenson
Thomas B. Fulmer
C. B
Moore's Hill College
Emma K. Steeg
United States
Cuba
Cuba.” General Lee
W. T. Durbin
C. E. Kennedy
W. Hester
Patriot
George D. Wolfe
Columbus
J. L. Benedict
W. Brown
Hodell
Meek
Holiness Association
City News Notes
City items report church picnics at Fairview Park Spring Lake Park Bethany Park and a Central University Sunday school event. An Army and Navy League adjourned meeting is set for tomorrow in the Circuit Courtroom. A cruelty fine is listed for Charles care who harmed three pups. David K Goes heads to Syracuse High School graduation. Music pupils perform at the German House across several evenings. Mrs Turner misses a funeral due to illness. Detective Dugan returns with Edward Barrows on an embezzlement case and recovers part of the money. The Womens Missionary Society holds its regular monthly meeting and quarterly tea.
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Williams—Knefler
Charles Richard Williams
Bertha Rose Knefler
Knefler
J. Cumming Smith
Frederick Rose
New York
North Meridian Street
Sigmund Rose
Chicago
Williams
Ernest Knefler
Delayan Smith
Lake Forest
Indianapolis Journal
Lafayette
Ind
William C. Curd, Jr
Purdue
Somerset
Mary Josephine Thompson
Ralph Thompson
South Ninth Street
H. M. Denslow
St. John's Episcopal Church
Thompson
Indianapolis
Sullivan
Robert Gastineau
Roxey Crawley
Robinson, Lil
Gastineau
Philippines
G. W. Gastineau
Lena Crawley
Pioneers Church
Fairview Park
Army and Navy League
Charles Care
David K. Goes
Syracuse
N. Y
Syracuse High School
Central Universalist Church
Spring Lake Park
Greenfield
Indianapolis Conservatory of Music
J. J. Turner
Pittsburg
Anna Churchman
Turner
German Evangelical Zion Church
Bethany Park
Dugan
Erle
Edward Barrows
William Bosson
Womansome Missionary Society
Central Avenue
Plans for the Epworth League Convention Hospitality
The State Epworth League executive committee met at Meridian Street Church to prepare for the July convention. They discussed home housing for delegates, a potential canvass, and efforts to prevent misused white caps at the event. Bishop Hess and evangelist Munhall are slated as principal attractions with modest expenses.
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Meridian Street Church
Home Committee
C. E. Bacon
Roberts Park Church
Stansfield
Meridian Street
Henninger
Epworth League
J. M. Pritchard
O. H. Palmer
Bishop Hoss
Church South
Munhall
Palmer
Bishop Hess
Mr. Minhall
Minhall
Tomlinson Hall
Christian Endeavor
George Eckert
Bacon
Roberts Park
Women’s Societies
E. L. Gilliam
Mr. Gilliam
Morton Club Celebrates Sixth Anniversary
The D. P. Morton Club marks its sixth anniversary tomorrow night in the Cottage avenue and Shelby street clubrooms. Gen. John Coburn leads the program with addresses by Judge D. M. Comstock and Jesse Lafollette, piano solos by C. Beck and Flora Goll, a tenor zither solo by J. Fremont Frey, a Riley poem selection by Herman Frey, then Claude Thompson with humorous readings. Lemonade and punch will be served.
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D. P. Morton Club
Cottage Avenue
Shelby Street
John Coburn
D. M. Comstock
Jesse Lafollette
C. Beck
Flora Goll
J. Fremont Frey
Riley
Herman Frey
Claude Thompson
Boys Begin Summer Camp At White River Near Broad Ripple
About eighty boys, directed by W. N. Northcott of the Y M C A junior department, started a summer camp on White river four miles northeast of Broad Ripple. Two colored cooks accompany the party to handle the culinary duties. Activities include fishing, boating, swimming, and athletic games.
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W. N. Northcott
White River
Broad Ripple
Old Man Balke Drops Dead Near Hillside and Seventeenth
Henry Balke aged 77 of 531 South Delaware street collapsed and died at the corner of Seventeenth street and Hillside avenue while waiting for a streetcar. He had visited John T. Henderson at 1637 Nevada street and planned to stop at the Rescue Mission. He left in good spirits, was carried to the Henderson home, then to the morgue by ambulance. He leaves a widow and four married children.
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Christian G. Weiss
Massachusetts Avenue
East Street
Anderson Baker
Baker
Newscree
William
Shelby Street
Commercial Club
J. A. Everitt
William W. Thornton
Lewis Brown
Ford J. Smock
J.0. Henderson
Webster E. Dietz
William R. Watson
W. M. Carlin
Virgil West
Lancaster and Asch
James Hamilton
At &4
Blackford Street
West
Cc. L. Priedgen
North Capitol Avenue
Nettle Lentz
East Market Street
Henry Balke
Delaware Street
Seventeenth Street
Hillside Avenue
John T. Henderson
Nevada Street
Henderson
Pennsylvania
South Streets
Balke
Henderson House
Hendersons
Town partly burned prompts citywide effort in Madison Ill
Fire caused by a lantern overturning in a Madison stable destroys most of the town. The midnight damage nears 20000 dollars with many horses killed and no lives lost. Insurance coverage expected. In Lincoln Neb, a laundry in the Illinois Asylum group burns valued at 15000 with no deaths but inmate excitement. In Brooklyn a four story building housing the American Tar Company burns down for a 150000 loss.
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ST. Louis
Madison
Ill
Lincoln
Illinois Asylum
New York
Brooklyn
American Tar Company
Return of Rathbone Stuns Cuban Prisoners Amnesty
New York reports Estes G. Rathbone, former director general of posts of Cuba, arrived from Havana after a Cuban Congress amnesty freed all American prisoners. Rathbone, previously convicted, was pardoned by the act and arrived aboard the Ward liner Niagara yesterday.
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New York
Niagara
Estes G. Rathbone
Posts of
Cuba
Cuban Congress
Havana
Church to form group to combat anarchy and socialism
Bishop Quigley of Buffalo has appointed a committee to draft plans for a church based organization to oppose anarchy and socialism. The body will include priests and lay members and follows Pope Leo XII’s encyclicals. Plans and a principles preamble will be presented at a diocesan meeting in August.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Quigley
Leo XII
Southern Pacific to Guard Oregon Forests
PORTLAND June 23 The land department of the Southern Pacific Railroad proposes to bolster federal and state fire protection. With about 1 100 000 acres of timber land in Oregon the company plans a thorough summer patrol and the establishment of one or more permanent forest reserves.
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Portland
Ore
Land Department of the
Southern Pacific Railroad
Oregon
Southern Pacific
Fireman Hartman Fatal Self Inflicted Wound in Omaba
Omaba Neb June 3 John H Hartman city fireman at No 1 engine house resigned to the fire chief then shot himself in the rear of the building dying an hour later He said a woman refused his marriage proposal and that he would leave the city His mates recalled his remarks before the fatal act
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Omaba
Neb
John H. Hartman
No. 1
Hartmas
Marnee
Incendiaries Sentenced in Reading Fire Conspiracy
Reading, June 2. N. 8. Wertheimer of New York and Sylvan Friedlander of Newark were convicted of conspiracy to defraud insurers over a shirtwaist factory fire. Wertheimer received eighteen months at the State Penitentiary and Friedlander fifteen months.
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Reading
Wertheimer
New York
Sylvan Friedlander
Newark
N. J
State Penitentiary
Friedlander
Hawaii Volcano Activity Intensifies Near Honolulu
Reports from Kilauea on June 17 to June 23 describe increasing volcanic manifestations with no major outbreak. Many residents travel from Honolulu to view the display as crowds fill the Volcano Hotel amid ongoing reporting of the eruption.
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Honolulu
San Francisco
Kilaneau
Volcano Hotel
Dentist Shoots Tenant in Kansas City Dispute
In Kansas City on June 23 retired dentist Dr. Louis Zorn, who owns extensive property, shot and fatally wounded Albert Sechrest, a tenant, during a dispute over payment. Sechrest, 30, died from the injury while Zorn’s role and condition were not fully stated.
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Kansas City
Louis Zorn
Albert Sechrest
Sechrest
Zorn
Two Men Drown at Chattahoochee Works
J. L. Russell and J. W. Gaeta, two white men, drowned in the Chattahoochee River near the Columbus Power Company works shortly after 5 o clock this afternoon. Their bodies were recovered.
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Eee
J. L. Russell
J. W. Gaeta
Chattahoochee
Columbus Power Company
Admiral Dewey to command fleet with West Indian maneuvers
The Baltimore Sun reports Admiral Dewey will lead a large American fleet gathering next winter in West Indian waters for warlike drills. The piece recalls his Manila Bay fame and warns that modern sailors avoid "loops" which could prove dangerous if misused.
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Baltimore Sun
Dewey
Tmiral
Manila Bay
Miral
Mullally Diamonds and Jewelry Ad at Monument Shop
J I Mullally advertises a stock of ore glasses and spectacles with tested quality and reasonable prices at his Diamonde and Jewelry shop located at 6 Monument.
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Mullally
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