Uniformed Rank of Pythian Order to Elect Major General
Committees of the Uniform Rank Knights of Pythias gathered at the order’s headquarters to organize work for today and tomorrow at the Denison House Century Club room. Brigadier generals from multiple states form committees on Rules and Regulations Revenue and Grievances and more as the assembly aims to elect a Major General by election rather than appointment and to consider opening a camp at the Buffalo exposition.
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Supreme Assembly of the Uniform Rank
Knights of Pythias
Order
Century Club
Denison House
Uniform Bank
Ames H. Barkley
Uinols
Charles McGlashan
California
Henry B. Buck
New York
Wiliam H. Loomis
Michignan
C. Thomas
Pennsylvania
William
Charl D. Lisle
W Teeouain
Oseph H. Lyon
Kansas
Rich F. Harmon
Georgia
Edwin Allen
Aes BE
Wheaton
Minnesota
Stokes
Connecticut
Chariton Lisle
Wisconsin
Supreme Assembly
Lacy
Supreme Lodge of the Knights Bils
Supreme Chance
Candy Manufacturers Meet at Grand Hotel
A Midland Club meeting of candy manufacturers from Indiana and nearby states was held at the Grand Hotel with only Indiana members present. The group discussed members not aligned with the organization, including price maintenance concerns and attendance. A committee from Marion was tasked to call on the director. A member denied plans to raise prices, saying the aim is to keep current prices stable.
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Midland Club
Indiana
Ohio
Grand Hotel
Yester
Amittee
Messrs
Krull
Ing
Marion
Judge Olds Returns to Practice in Indiana
Former Supreme Court justice Walter Olds reveals plans to relocate to Fort Wayne and join Newton W. in a Chicago based law office then resume practice in Indiana. He previously left the bench to form a partnership with Charles F. Griffin of Hammond and toured office space in Chicago. He states strong pull to return to his home state.
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Supreme
Walter Olds
Newton W
Fort Wayne
Jone
Chicago
Olds
Supreme Court
Charles F. Griffin
Hammond
Frm
Olde
Robert A. m
Doughman
Lasocinte
Obert
Bell
Hawkins Return From Princeton Ends Formal Education
Gaylord RK Hawkins, son of RO Hawkins, has returned after four years at Princeton University and completing a formal education. He is associated with the law office of his father RO Hawkins.
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Gaylord RK Hawkins
RO. Hawkins
Princeton University
Controller E M Johnson to resign for bond venture with Wild Co
Endorus M Johnson city controller plans to resign within thirty days to enter bond and banking business as partner of John F Wild & Co. The Wild firm, successor to Campbell Wild & Co, operates from Stevenson block. Johnson may remain until Mayor Taggart's term ends. He has long been linked to county and city work and as deputy county auditor and expert in the auditor's office. Friends urged a mayoral bid, but Johnson rejects further politics. Rumor places William A Hughes as possible successor, with Union Surety Co. offices to be set in Wild & Co suite by July 1.
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Endorus M. Johnson
John F. Wild & Co
Johnson
John F. Wild
Campbell, Wild & Co
Stevenson Block
Wild
Taggart
William A. Hughes
Fletcher National Bank
Union Surety Company
Surety Company
Wild & Co
St Johns Lawn Fete Promises Variety of Booths and Fun
Tomorrow and Thursday night the St John s Church lawn fete will be held on grounds beside the parochial residence. Committees have prepared many new features, refreshment stands, and decorative booths with fancy articles for sale. The chairmen of the societies include Mrs Koontz Mrs P M Menelis Miss Katherine Griffin Mrs Barrett Miss Helen Flynn Mr Luke Noon Mr James Naughton. The fortune teller s tent is led by Miss Mayme Moran with assistant Miss Margaret Rush. Mrs P J Kelleher runs the fish pond. Each society s chairman will be assisted by members of the society.
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St. John’s Church
Altar Society
Koontz
St. John’s Social Club
Debate Sparks Night at Central Labor Union Meeting
A lively Central Labor Union session featured heated debate over soliciting advertisements for a union edition, a dispute with the Labor day committee, and questions of credential misuse by Ed Gould. Other actions included framing ordinances on billboards, supporting tailors' organizing efforts, and plans for a lawn fete by the Garment Makers' Union with amusements and a cake prize.
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Central Labor Union
Talloran
Bustin
Ed Gould
Gould
Labor Day Committee
Howard Barry
R. E. Groff
Programme Committee
Hallett-White Brick Works
Arcadia
Slough
Indianapolis Light and Power Company
Board of Works
Daniel Marmon
Nordyke & Marmon
Edgar A. Perkins
Harry Slough
Edward Barry
Perkins
Clarence Gaumer
John W. Kerr
Young & McMurray
Tailors’ Union
Garment Makers’ Union
C. B. Cones
East Washington Street
State Street
Methodist Ministers Last Meeting Before Vacation
The Methodist Ministers Association met at Meridian Street Church with Rev. C. E. Bacon presiding. A resolution praised Rev. Dr. W. A. Quayle for his Kansas charge. Officers elected for the term to Jan 1: President R. H. Moore, VP J. W. Baker, Sec/Treas R. S. Hyde, Exec: Charles W. Tinsley, J. T. Jones, J. W. J. Collins. Rev. Thomas A. Goodwin, age eighty two, read a paper on The Fullness of the Blessing of the Gospel of Christ.
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C. E. Bacon
Methodist Ministers’ Association
Meridian-street Church
W. A. Quayle
Kansas F
R. H. Moore
J. W. Baker
R. S. Hyde
Charles W. Tinsley
J. T. Jones
J. W. J. Collins
Thomas A. Goodwin
Tinsley
Christ
When block sold for cash to Sayles and Spann
The When block in Indianapolis sold for 225000 dollars in cash to Charles F Sayles and Thomas H Spann. They plan to remodel into a modern office building. Sayles and Spann buy as private investors, with undivided halves. The Central Trust Company facilitated the deal.
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Charles F. Sayles
Thomas H. Spann
Indianapolis
Indiana
Board of Trade
Central Trust Company
Charles F. Sayles & Co
Sayles
Mr. Spann
Messrs
Spann
Mr. Sayles
Messrs. Sayles
John and
Philip Owen
Utica
N. Y
Charles E. Coffin
The
New Vehicle and Oil Firms Form in Indianapolis Area
Indianapolis hosts multiple incorporation filings. National Vehicle Company with 150000 capital reorganizes from National Automobile and Electric, planning to build automobiles and affordable carriages. Western Storage Battery Company also incorporated, led by same directors with James Pumpelly involved. Crown Oil Company in Indianapolis seeks oil and gas ventures. Corner Truck and Foundry in Logansport to manufacture electric motor car trucks and related machinery. Memhis and Atlantic Construction Company of Keans City, N J registers in Lafayette as process service agent.
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Indianapolis
National Vehicle Company
National Automobile and Electric Company
Twenty-second Street
Lake Erie & Western Railroad
Test
Loren 8. Dow
Martindale
Western Storage Battery
Coma
James Pumpelly
Western Storage Battery Company
James K. Pumpelly
Henry T. Hearsey
Crown Oil Company
John J. Appel
William M. Aydelotte
Arthur W. Gillet
Charles W. Emery
George L. Denny
Corner Truck and Foundry Company
Logansport
J. C. Hadley
George Ash
H. A. Dorner
8. B. Boyer
Charles Kreis
James Murdock
Memhis and Atlantic Construction Company
Keey City
N. J
Murdock
Comany
Lafayette
Alana
Official Indiana Train Runs With July Return Offer
Corresponding rates from all lines on the Big Four system. Tickets go on sale July 5 to 8 for all trains and are good for returns to July 14 with extension to Aug 31 on payment of 6 cents and ticket deposit. The Indiana Train departs Indianapolis 10 45 a m Saturday July 1 and arrives Cincinnati 2 00 p m Saturday July 6. For connecting times see the official circular from Rev R V Hunter president and Oratos S Johnson secretary Indiana Christian Endeavor Union. Contact Big Four agents or the Indianapolis offices No 1 East Washington street and Union Station.
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Indianapolis
Cincinnati
R. V. Hunter
Oratos S. Johnson
Indiana Christien Endeavor Union
Big Four
East
Washington Street
Union Station
H. M. Bronson
Western Gate Ways
St. Louis
Greencastle
Terre Haute
San Francisco
Chicago & Alton
Union Pacific
Denver & Rio Grande
Rio Grande Western
Southern Pacific
T Gen
Special train to Detroit and return via Pennsylvania lines
Official route Pennsylvania and Wabash Lines. A special train leaves Indianapolis at 11 35 a m Monday July 8 for Detroit and return. For full particulars call any Pennsylvania or Wabash Ticket Agent or write W W Richardson D P A Indianapolis.
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Pennsylvania and
Wabash Lines
Indianapolis
Pennsylvania Or
Wabash
W. W. Richardson
To San Francisco Itinerary From Indianapolis Listed
To San Francisco California will depart Indianapolis via Vandalia Line on Monday July 8 at 12 15 noon with stops Greencastle 1 10 pm Terre Haute 2 pm Effingham 3 48 pm and St Louis 10 15 pm An attractive itinerary has been arranged Circular available from Chas F Patterson Educator Journal of W W Richardson D P A Indianapolis Ind
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Indianapolis
Greencastle
Terre Haute
Effingham
St. Louis
Chas. F. Patterson
Educator-Journal
W. W. Richardson
Ind
Excursion Fares and Rail Deals from Indianapolis
Railroad notices advertise $1.00 to Decatur and return and $54.15 round trips to San Francisco from Indianapolis with multiple routes via Pennsylvania Lines Big Four Vandalia and Monon. Special trains depart June 30 and July 8 with through sleepers, ten day return limits, and reduced fares to New York Cincinnati and Denver region destinations.
Brookside Park Incident Involves Peoria Man
At Brookside Park a man in shabby clothes approached a thirteen year old girl and offered a dollar claiming he found it. Mrs Off and Mrs Stille witnessed the encounter and a park officer pursued the suspect who was captured. He claimed the name William J Harding of Peoria Illinois and $36.55 was recovered from his pockets.
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Brookside Park
William E. Off
Henry Stille
W. E. Lane
William J. Harding
Peoria
Pranks Tie Up Meridian Police With Mock Crowds
Bicycle officers rushed to Meridian and Washington streets after a report of a crowd of about 200. They found only the usual number of people and learned no trouble. The nuisance has troubled police before, with a past arrest and fine of 100 dollars and 100 days in the workhouse for a similar prank.
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Meridian
Washington
South Side
May Name Day in Fall Dedicatory Ceremonies
President McKinley received Governor Durbin’s letter requesting a suitable day for his attendance at the soldiers' monument dedicatory ceremonies. He plans to travel from Canton to Indianapolis next fall if public business permits, seeking a prolonged rest for his health.
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McKinley
Durbin
Soldiers’ Monument
Washington
Canton
Indianapolis
Brakeman Stabbed in Yard Altercation
Yar John Hedgens a brakeman on the L E W road residing at 441 Virginia avenue was stabbed in the left breast yesterday afternoon by a colored man named Jean McGinois. The wounds were painful but not serious. Hedgens was on a passenger coach in the yards when two colored men jumped on the car. In the struggle McGinnis stabbed him twice but the blade did not enter the lungs. Both suspects escaped. Hedgens was taken to the City Dispensary and walked home after treatment. He said McGinnis had troubled him before and once threw a stone at him.
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John Hedgens
Virginia Avenue
Jean McGinois
Hedgens
McGinnis
Use of Fireworks Rules Issued for Indianapolis July Fourth
Mayor Taggart and the Board of Safety backed a police order permitting fireworks on Indianapolis streets from 4 a.m. to midnight July 4 1901 with bans on pistols revolvers guns and cannon. Bonfires on streets or public places are banned at all times. Police may arrest anyone firing fireworks outside the allowed hours and seize firearms.
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Taggart
Board of Safety
Indianapolis
Special Train Schedule From Indianapolis to Haute
Special train departs Indianapolis Union Station at 7 30 a m returning from Haute at 7 p m. Service targets travelers with morning outbound and evening return times.
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Indianapolis Union Station
Haute
Daily and Sunday Journal Mail Options Noted
Readers may mail the Daily and Sunday Journal to any U S or Canadian address during summer. Special train schedule shows departures from Indianapolis at 6 30 and returns to Dayton later. Subscriptions priced at 1 25 for Dayton and return 1 25 for Sunday edition.
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Daily and Sunday Journal
United States
Canads
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Joseph H. Lyon
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Baldwin Pianos
Paris
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DEN
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West Washington St
Cooper & CO
M’s'g Jewelers
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Ww. H. Rolls Sons
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WM. H. Block CO
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Saks & Company
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