The Daily Journal June 2 1901 Calls and Notices
The Indianapolis Daily Journal lists subscription rates, mailing options, and delivery details for city and country readers. It notes offices, telephones, and address policies while discussing editorials on current political figures, language in the Philippines, and local governance. It reports on political dynamics around Ohio, Indiana, and national issues including labor unrest in West Virginia and gold output. It covers the Pittsburgh blue law enforcement, Bryan's Virginia reception, and rail and banking spheres.
Remarkable financial claims spark sleep aid thoughts
A 19th century remark asserts the institution’s aggregate transactions since its founding exceed government funding for 240 years and surpass all world gold and silver. It imagines silver dollars weighed, stored in 82110708 yards of cable space, and counted by 12,000 workers nonstop at 175 dollars per minute. The warm weather makes verification unlikely, yet the notion lingers as a sleep aid.
Tariff War With Russia Highlighted Over Petroleum Duty
The Cincinnati Enquirer reports that the Gage administration backs a ruling placing the United States in a tariff dispute with Russia over petroleum duties. The Dingley law links duties on foreign petroleum to those on American oil, with reciprocal charges against Russia and 108 other governments. Germany has not complained, and the first Russian oil shipment faced duties in New York. The Treasury issued consular origin certificates but did not mention Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gage
United States
Russia
Cincinnati Enquirer
Standard Oil Company
Dingley
Secretary of the Treasury
Germany
New York
Board of Appraisers
Kahuna Prayer Plot Threatens Governor Dole in Hawaii
A Honolulu dispatch reports Kahunas allegedly seeking to cause Governor Dole's death through prayer. The piece questions criminal liability, warns against such “moral murder,” and suggests Congress may need to act. It connects the issue to U.S. politics and cautions Democrats about possible misuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Dole
McKinley
Hawaii
Congress
Hawaiii
United States
Winter Likelihood of Maladies Outpaces Warm Season
The observation notes that such illnesses are less likely to become epidemic in warm weather and more common during winter, when they typically prevail. The message emphasizes the seasonal pattern affecting spread and severity.
Successful Art Exhibitions in Richmond and City Affairs
A Richmond art exhibition draws 8000 plus visitors yearly, featuring works by local and visiting artists, with loaned paintings and traditional crafts in a central school building. The piece urges Indianapolis to emulate, noting no admission charge and strong public support. It also discusses city hall staffing changes, editorial retirements, and Fourth of July firework safety regulations under local police guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Art Association
Rip van Winkle
Herron Art Building
Richmond
Quigley
Flea and cat superstition amuse readers across papers
A collage of light quips and comic panels cites the Detroit Journal and other papers. It notes a flea praising luck from a black cat, a chain bike in a skirt, and odd exchanges about babies and firmness. Humor and domestic vignettes appear in brief captions and snaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Journal
Kaiser praised as supreme leader at YMCA Boston gathering
The dispatch from the Kaiser to the Young Men's Christian Association meeting in Boston is hailed as the ablest from any crowned head or other leader. It calls the Kaiser a great man and urges critics to reassess their judgment of greatness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Eagle
Kaiser
Young Men's Christian Association
Boston
Atlas Engine Works Expands to Double Output and Comfort
Atlas engine works at Nineteenth street and Martindale avenue expands with new boiler and foundry wings, a large forge, and a recreation building for 1,800 workers. Plant will employ about 1,900 after completion, shipping engines and boilers worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlas Engine Works
Nineteenth Street
Martindale Avenue
Atlas Works
Hugh H. Hanna
Indianapolis
United States
Atlas
Atlar
Indianapolis Pneumatic Company
Hanna
Indianapolis Street Railway Stock Rises Sixteen Points in Six Weeks
President McGowan expressed surprise at a steady rise in Indianapolis Street Railway Company stock, quoted at 424 in Philadelphia, with bonds at 82 and a possible 3 percent dividend. He denied consolidation rumors with Union Traction and noted ongoing high spending to improve property and security value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Philadelphia
Hugh J. McGowan
Union Traction Company of
Indiana
Anderson Interurban
Mr. McGowan
Street Light Contest Brightens Indianapolis Market
Charles C. Perry of Indianapolis Light and Power Co expects a bid on the street lighting contract as the city plans a ten year term and higher spending. He notes rival Home Heating and Lighting may bid while forecasting a citywide rise in electric light use amid a metropolitan Washington Street scene reminiscent of Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Perry
Indianapolis Light and Power Company
French Lick
Board of Public Works
Indianapolis
Perry
Washington Street
New Jersey
Missouri
Broadway
Fortieth Street
New York
Avenues
Programme of Peace Congress at First Friends Church
A unique theatrical event titled The peace congress of all nations gathered at the First Friends Church last night. Rulers appeared in impersonation urging arbitration to settle international issues, and audiences applauded as funds were raised for the church. Participants included Wilson Dean, McKinley’s representative Mr. McWhirter, and others such as Heason, Clark, Day, and Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peace Congress of All Nations
First Friends’ Church
Hague
William
Germany
Wilson Dean
Thomas Heason
William Acy
Edward W. Clark
B. F. Watson
C. B. Day
G. E. Brewer
Orvin Jones
Maud Baker
Clara Balch
F. T. Me . W. P. Soewell
Charles Regan
McWhirter
McKinley
Els
Peperms Ee
Odd Fellows Meet Here With Big Parade Planned
The Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows held a planning session for its Sept 16 to 21 meeting in this city. officials announced a two day pre opening program, a two day parade expected to draw about 25 000 participants and extensive drills and banquets including a visit to the Odd Fellows Home in Greensburg. Нужно provide additional details on committee actions, halls engaged and information bureaus to welcome delegates and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Order
W. H. Leedy
W. H. Talbott
Orleans
H. C. Scearce
Mooresville
George Shirts
Noblesville
T. R. Jessup
C. C. Binkley
Richmond
John F. Wallick
J. E. Bodine
John B. Cockrum
Senator Binkley
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Tomlinson Hall
Durbin
Taggart
Denison
Odd Fellows
Fraternal Press Association
State Fair Grounds
Greensburg
Fair Grounds
Rebekah
Colfax Monument
University Park
Fair Ground
Leedy
United States Army
Committee On Halls
Knights of Pythias
Committee On Information
Committee On Badges
Indiana
Met al Trades Situation at New York Union Meeting
The New York gathering of the National Metal Trades Association debated unionism and cooperation with the International Association of Machinists. Delegates from diverse firms urged harmony, opposed strikes, and emphasized joint efforts to raise wages and shorten hours through improved production methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tron Trade Review
New York
National Metal Trades Association
International Association of Machinists
Writers Invited to Indianapolis and Broad Ripple Outing
Local afternoon newspaper writers were invited to a courtesy outing by the Indianapolis and Broad Ripple Traction Company tomorrow afternoon in Broad Ripple Park, mirroring the earlier invitation extended to the morning paper men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Broad Ripple Tracion Company
Broad Ripple Park
Sunday Entertainment Ride Up White River Dinner by Aunty Kelso
A Sunday program offers a party ride up White River preceded by a dinner prepared by Aunty Kelso whose appetizing cookery earns praise from morning papers declaring she has no equal.
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White River
Kelso
Wave of business activity at the Indiana secretary of state
A surge of incorporation filings hit the secretary of state’s office with nearly $90 in fees for certificates. The French Lick Springs Hotel Company led with $800,000 capital and directors from Indianapolis Terre Haute Lafayette and Chicago. The Herald Publishing Company was reorganized with $4,000 capital. Other filings included Jonesboro Water Company with $10,000 and Advance Telephone Company with $1,000. Bar ber Asphalt Paving Company and Warren Scharfthalt Paving Company, both linked to asphalt trusts, had investments in Indiana. United Typewriter and Supplies Company named Clifton O Tower as Indiana agent.
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Secretary of State
Taggart
Crawford Fairbanks
D. P. Ine Win
Chicago
French Lick Springs
Thomas Taggart
Daniel P. Irwin
Indianapolis
Terre Haute
Charles Murdock
Lafayette
Livingston T. Dickason
Ve W. Kretzinger
Henry A. Hickman
Herald Publishing Company
Anderson Newspaper Publishing Company
Campbell
Durbin
Herald
Guatemen
Edward C. Toner
Charles H. Neff
Otway C. Toner
Jonesboro Water Company
Isaiah W. Kemp
John H. Noupece
Lindoays
Vestal L. Haisly
Elkanah W
Barber Asphalt Paving Company
West Virginia
Warren-Scharffthalt Paving Company
New York
Barber Company
Warren-Scharft Company
Indiana
Robert Whealy
South Bend
Asphalt Trust
United Typewriter and Supplies Company
Clifton O. Tower
Monument Place
East Market Street
NEW FIRE HEADQUARTERS AT MASSACHUSETTS AVE SITE
Indianapolis plans a modern fire headquarters to rival any city. Condemnation of the Indianapolis Paint and Color Company site would enlarge frontage on Massachusetts avenue to 184.2 feet and enable a multi floor building with basement drying, stalls, offices, sleeping rooms, a gym and training space. Chief Barrett envisions regular fire drills and improved hose drying, with an estimated cost not less than 30000. The plan awaits funding and the city controller’s appropriation authorization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Safety and Building
Bedell
Indianapolis
United States
Massachusetts Avenue
New York Street
H. C. Long
Indianapolis Paint and Color Company
Barrett
The
of Safety
Aaa
Jacob P Dunn Named City Mayor Successor
Taggart announces Jacob P Dunn will replace Eudorus M Johnson as city controller around July 1. Dunn, deputy auditor of the School Board earning 1600 dollars yearly, also writes for the Indianapolis Sentinel. He will resign from the Sentinel and appoint his own successor as school auditor, Jacob Buennagel, a bookkeeper for the controller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Johnson
Indianapolis
Taggart
Jacob P. Dunn
Elis
The
Sentinel
Eudorus M. Johnson
Dunn
Indianapolis Sentinel
Jacob Buennagel
Comtroller
Buennagel
Plans for a New Bridge Over White River in Washington Street
City Engineer Jeup is to present plans to the Board of Works for a new bridge over White river at Washington street. The project would cost about 1.0 million dollars, but the Washington street bridge is viewed as dangerous and the city, near its debt limit, may not approve construction this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeup
Board of Works
White River
Washington Street
No Action on Higgins Petition Revealed by Governor Durbin
Governor Durbin stated that the Higgins parole petition has been laid in a basket, not yet examined. He joked about turning the basket upside down to inspect it, but admitted there has been no time to review the petition and could not give a date for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Higgins
Durbin
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