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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1901

Page

5

Cassini Optimistic On Russo American Tariff War Settlement

Count Arthur Cassini the Russian ambassador said the tariff dispute over petroleum and sugar is a small matter and likely to be settled quickly with cordial Russia America relations intact. He expected to meet Finance Minister De Witte in St Petersburg and urged both sides to meet halfway to aid American industry from Siberian Railway expansion.

New York Russia Arthur Cassini United States St. Petersburg M. de Witte Rusia America Germany Gage China

Robbery Reported by Mrs Mathews on East Michigan Street

Mrs William Mathews of 3020 East Michigan street told police her house was robbed yesterday afternoon while she was in the home. Stolen items include a pocketbook with 10.48 dollars, a four-diamond and emerald ring set, a locket, a chain and two pins.

William Mathews East Michigan Street

Hotel to Install Phones in Twenty Rooms

Denison Hotel proprietors have ordered a telephone company to install telephones in 20 rooms. An exchange will be installed to provide service throughout the house.

Denison Hotel

Good Breakfasts Offer Easy Healthful Morning Start

An old newspaper tip extols a light breakfast centered on Grape-Nuts Food and Postum Coffee. It praises easy digestion, brain and nerve support, and a ten day trial to feel renewed energy. A Camden NJ reader shares experiences of replacing meat and biscuits with the cereal and cream, noting relief from intestinal trouble and renewed vigor.

Mrs. Riley Chestnut Street Camden NW. J

Scheme to lure guests through hotel service model

In the office of the hotel and the guests may be local or long distance service at any time day or night. The scheme has been tried successfully in large hotels in other cities.

Closing Exercises At St Josephs School

At St Josephs School closing exercises last night in the M I hall on East North street showcased a school orchestra of young women, a boys chorus, and a five act drama The Miracle of the Roses The Rt Rev Bishop O Donaghue awarded a diploma and gold medal to Miss Killilea while certificates went to Edward Deery William Foley William Bueher Richard Nolan and James Deery for completing the grammar course Miss Mannette ares played harp selections

St. Joseph's School M. I East North Street Bishop O'Donaghue Iss Killilea Edward Deery William Foley William Bueher Richard Nolan James Deery Mannetteares

Death of English's Hotel rat sparks elevator myth

A venerable hotel rat at English's Hotel allegedly killed itself by leaping into the new elevator shaft, per manager Will Cunningham. Other witnesses suggest a fatal accident due to age and near-sightedness as the shaft location changed during remodeling. The rat, described as very old and gray, fell from the third story, struck scaffolding, and died as a bellboy removed the body to a refuse can.

Will Cunningham English Cunningham

Licenses Granted to Osteopaths by State Board

The State Board of Medical Registration and Examination met at the Grand Hotel. Fifteen or twenty osteopaths were granted licenses. Examinations are scheduled for July 9 and 10. Cases against unlicensed physicians were reviewed with no action taken. The annual report and the delegate report to the national convention were received.

State Board of Medical Registration and Examination Grand Hotel National Convention of State Boards of Medical Registration St. Paul

Local City News Snapshot With Vacations and Citations

Harvard resident Samuel H Dowden returns home for vacation while Elmer S Kay comes back from Amherst College. Edward Seeley fined ten dollars for deserting his wife Bertha. Lucius Wilson and John Linder arrested for riding bicycles without lanterns. Sunday school picnic planned at Spring Lake Park near Indianapolis and Greenfield interurban line. Special car leaves city at 8 p m. Martha Washington Society to hold lawn fete at Mrs Charles D Lancaster’s. rain date July 2. Warrick injured in fight with Grant Earley at Schuller’s livery barn. County Bar Association may push noon closing of law offices in July and August. Payne Blakeman suspected of stealing a lawn mower and harnesses. State house turmoil over mail handling rules after 4 p m. McGowan orders bridge lighting on Central Avenue to attract Newby Oval and fair grounds. Humane Officer enforcing cruelty laws. water and feed horses left hitched. Prof Amos W Butler returns from Jeffersonville Reformatory with plans to move to new house after renovations.

Samuel H. Dowden Harvard Elmer Kay Amherst College Edward Seeley Justice Smock Bertha Lucius Wilson John Linder M. E Spring Lake Park Indianapolis & Greenfield Martha Washington Society First English Luthern Church Charles D. Lancaster Cc. B. Warrick Schuller's Livery Barn North New Jersey Street Grant Earley Warrick Statehouse Kreitenstein McGowan Central Avenue Bridge Newby Oval Fair Grounds Wilson Amos W. Butler State Board of Charities Jeffersonville Reformatory Peperss New Ouse

Busy wedding day in Indianapolis with multiple ceremonies

A large June wedding day in Indianapolis featured the Judson Ingram ceremony at Tabernacle Church with Clara Ingram and James Judson, plus Allen Olsen and Wiliam Allen, Williams Jeffries and Percy Williams in Irvington and other nuptials. The events included elaborate parlor and church decor, specific gowns, attendants, and post ceremony receptions. The piece lists many guests and travel plans for the newlyweds and families.

Eastern trip ends with return to 17 Palmer street

Miss Blanche Ellis and Mr. Frederick H. Rickard wed at 5 Wright street with Rev. McGaughey officiating. Miss Rector as maid of honor, Homer Ellis best man. Bride wore white swiss, bouquet of Bride roses. reception followed. The couple will reside at 905 Wright street after July 1.

Tabernacle Church Clara Ingram J. C. Ingram James McIntosh Judson Frederick R. Judson J. Cumming Smith J. W. Slagle Defiance Princess of Wales Helen Blitz Minneapolis Lena Tergah Brash Grace F. Gookin Beatrice Byers Mary Barbara Learie Laura Thayer Helen Swain William H. Donley E. L. Adams Toledo Horne Cleveland Jeanette Judson New York Fannie Gray Whittington T. Underhill Cincinnati Creelman Milwaukee Milford Crawfordsville Grace Allen Tipton Mayme Martha Schowe Columbus Ind Edith Schowe Mayme Schilling Florence Edith Olsen Anta May Kuhns Fred Morgan Fred Olsen Miss Mayme Schowe Florence Olsen Miss Mayme Schills Andelssohn Olsen Wiliam Cooper Harry G. Schowe Grace Sickford Esther Dillman Hope Allen Margery Bernice Hall Robert Hall Ethel Curryer Lura Forsyth Ralph Williams Buffalo Williams Lara Forsyth George Knepper Knepper Somerset Thousand Islands Toronto Canada Bertha Owen Spencer J. Moore Ollie Phares Oxford Duhie Forsyth Morgantown Ida Kinsly Shelbyville E. L. Frazier Marion Maggie McCloskey Wakefield John Ken Alexandria Andrew Forsyth Nineveh M. H. Forsyth J. H. Forsyth Trafalgar E. H. Abbott Chicago Murbarger—Bryant Tyce Wymond Bryant Harry Ellsworth Murbarger Harry A. Wymond North Capitol Avenue E. B. Rawle Cavalleria Rusticana Miss Bryant John Bryant W. A. Murbarger Fawn Murbarger Earl Samuel Ralph Murbarger Fred Johnson Emma Gibson Edwin Paul Wymond Cora Wood Aurora Meserve Murbarger Delaware Street Blackford Criley Minerva Helen Criley William Wallace Criley George Latimer Blackford Edgewood First S. D. Loughmiller Endelssohn Schubert T. G. McCleary New Castle Ralph Norwood John Cost A. D. Endsley Keen, O Martha Criley Little Margaret Criley East Walnut Street Leo Smith Henry Kimmel Blanch Haag Emma Hughes Roy Anger Madison Miss Haag Miss Hughes Florence Wagner Hughes Acee Mrs Anger Miss Rector Mary Bookwalter Florence Cook Hazel Bookwalter Cook W. B. Boonfield Charles Bookwalter J. F. Gilbreath E. W. Boonfield Knightstown Robert Gilbreath Charlottesville Fred Bowen R. W. Forbes Carton Miss Carton Miss Lyons Hoth Union Street Father Lyons Brownsburg Father Gavish Henry Stines Oskaloosa Taylor—Burton Edna Aller Burton E. C. Burton Robert Lee Taylor East Twentyfirst Street C. S. Sargent St. David's Chapel R. N Ella Taylor Matthews Harriet Pellman Beck New Albany Munkelt Salem Taylor Macmannon

Local Social Notes Highlight Officers Election and Visits

Albert Gall election of officers will be held and mite boxes opened as part of the local social calendar. Mrs R E Moore plans a two week visit to Clarksburg starting next week. Numerous visitors travel to and from town for summer stays and events at Butler College and surrounding communities.

Nnal R. E. Moore Clarksburg Kate Hege Columbus Belle Layman Scent Butler Beech Butler Edith Longley Nobiesville Essie Hunter Katharine Layman James T. Layman Woodruff Place Fay Murray Butler College Missoula Mont Floss Fetter Florence Moore Peru J. A. Scott M. Co Kansas J. E. Cravens Virginia Roceter Elwood E. E. Post Wickler Ora Georgia Mary Wickler Irvington Robert Hall Maddie Jeffries Ra Williams Jaxoe—Jeffries Mabel Morrin Ashington Seminary West Chester New York James E. Cravens Wawaree

Murder and death by own action near Quincy

Bodies of Frank C Forrest and Louise Strothoff found shot five miles from Quincy. Forrest had quarreled with Strotheff and received a note inviting him to her home. He went with John Dittmar. later the couple walked and disappeared before their bodies were found. A revolver lay nearby. Police uncertainty remains on who fired the shots. Meanwhile President John Mitchell travels to Kansas City for a wage convention of miners and operators spanning three weeks.

Quincy, II Frank C. Forrest Louise Strothoff Forrest Quincy Mies Strotheff John Dittmar John Mitchell United Mine Workers of America Kansas City Kansas Mineouri Pean Ixstina Aleenay Igs Gia Tw

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