Indianapolis News Attacks Clerk Over Unpaid Fine In Craps Case
A series of accusations from The Indianapolis News target City Clerk Charles Biliot over a never-paid fine for gambler Thomas Ware arrested June 13, 1901. The paper allegedly dodged payment while clerk Elliott pressed for settlement. Separate notes claim Judge Stubbs and Logsdon linked to campaign funds and wagering claims. Police disturbed an opium den at 611 Bowman Street, sending occupants to work for a month.
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Indianapolis News
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Charles _ Biliot
Thomas Ware
Ware
Daly
Marion County
State of Indiana
W. W. Heiskell
Elliott
Heiskell
Eran
Wearcork
Oras
Edwin D. Logsdon
Stubbs
Gus Rabke
Logsdon
Rahke
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Indianapolis Brewing Com Ee
Bowman Street
James Tillman
Poand
Atreet
Trimpe
Lowe
Duncan Fine
Annual Gymnastic Contests Draw German Turners to Indianapolis
The North American Turnerbund and Gymnastic Association hold their Indiana district meeting in Indianapolis with about 2000 Turners from Chicago South Bend Fort Wayne Terre Haute and Louisville welcomed at South Side Turner Hall. The two day tournament features mass exercises apparatus events field events and a festival ball at Germania Park with prizes to be awarded Tuesday.
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North American Turnerbund
North American Gymnastic Association
Indianapolis
Chicago
South Bend
Fort Wayne
Terre Haute
Illinois
Louisville
Turner Hall
Germania Park
Turners
Socialer
Turnverein
South Side
Danville
Ill
Tell City
Ind
South Bend Turnverein
Summer Garden
Beiser
Kwalter
Henry Victor
Philip Rappaport
3Kers
Bookwalter
United States
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White River
Rural Free Delivery Headquarters Moved to Cincinnati
The middle division offices in the Majestic building have been vacated and Indiana joins Ohio and Kentucky under Cincinnati as the new regional headquarters. Inspector staff will transfer to Cincinnati and 8 B Rathbone will leave for Chicago en route to Omaha to command future operations. Rathbone’s leadership strengthened Indiana’s rural free delivery, boosting state pride as Indiana ranks high in territory and service quality.
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Indiana
Ohio
Kentucky
Cincinnati
B. Rathbone
Chicago
Omaha
Rathbone
Col John B Green Dies After Illness in Indiana Politics
Col John B Green former prominent Indiana Democrat died early yesterday at his daughter Mrs P B Trone's home 2232 Broadway from complications of hardening of the arteries He was nearly 74 born in Louisville after the Civil War he settled in Frankfurt Indiana where he rose to political prominence His wife and three daughters survive the silent obituary notes in the city and family homeיכט
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John B. Green
Indiana
P. B. Trone
Broadway
Trone
W. H. Donaldson
W. C. Burk
Peeter
Ben
Louisville
Frankfurt
Democratic Politician and Builder Ties to Local Figures
The figure was active as a Democratic politician and Mason, also a contractor and builder. Under Governor Gray, he served on the Institute for the Deaf and Dumb board of trustees. Col Green and Mrs Green have resided with Mr and Mrs Trone for some time.
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Gray
The
Institute For the Deaf and Dumb
Colonel Green
Repairs to School Buildings and Steam Plant at No 4
The board of school commissioners committee on buildings and grounds met with Business Director Cleland to plan summer repairs and improvements. A steam plant for No 4 was the key proposed upgrade and may cost several thousand dollars, though no estimate was given. The new Irvington school equipment also featured in the discussion.
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Board of School Commissioners
Cleland
Irvington
Prison Population Declines Across States Amid Reform Efforts
Secretary Butler of the State Board of Charities reports prison populations are steadily decreasing nationwide, with Indiana’s Michigan City prison noted for strong conditions under Warden Reid. Visitors found improved reform measures at Jeffersonville Reformatory and Evansville Southern Hospital for the Insane, including inmate schooling and skilled trades.
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State Board of Charities
Indiana
Michigan City
Board of Charities
Reformatory
Jeffersonville
Southern Hospital For the Insane
Evansville
Beyers
Southern Hospital
Laughlin
Reid
Mill Owners Refuse Talk Over Carpenters Strike Demand
Mill owners in the city refused to recognize the carpenters union as the proper negotiator and declined to confer with the committee. The dispute centers on wage raises from 22 to 30 cents and a nine hour day with overtime pay, with a possible mill planer strike that could halt building trades. The district council will decide actions Tuesday night, with six unions backing the workers and about 200 mill planers affected.
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the Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Harry Travis
Frank Duffy
National Union
John Hirsch
Mill Workers’ Union
Travis
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Council
Excursion boom hits Indianapolis as city hosts Sunday trips
With clear skies forecast, Indianapolis expects a record Sunday for excursions. About 12,000 visitors will enter the city and roughly half may spend the day outside town. Outbound lines include C, H. & Cincinnati, Lake Erie & Western to Frankfort Lafayette Vandalia Terre Haute Greencastle, Lake Erie & Western to Michigan City, and a locomotive engineers' excursion to Lawrence.
Northern Traction Company to Build Indiana Line
Articles filed show a $100000 capital and a planned interurban line in northern Indiana linking Hammond Hobart Valparaiso Westville Laporte and South Bend among others. Incorporators include Samuel A Wright Walter C Nelson J L Devine Francis M Case and William J Root all of Cook County Illinois with headquarters at Laporte Indiana.
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Northern Traction Company of
Cook County
Illinois
Samuel A. Wright
Walter C. Nelson
J. L. Devine
Francis M. Case
William J. Root
Lafayette
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Anthony B. Wahl
Theodore Gasch
Otto Gasch
Logansport Home Telephone Company
Pierce Oil and Gas Company
Indianapolis
Woman arrested for shoplifting at Star store
Annie Snyder, who gave that name, was taken into custody yesterday at the Star store charged with shoplifting. Articles of various kinds were found concealed under her shirtwaist after she was seen taking an item. Detective Bray responded. This marks a second offense.
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Annie Snyder
Star
Bray
Excursion and Rail Rates From Indianapolis Big Four Route
Personal travel offer highlights twelve day trip rates from Indianapolis with special trains to Mountain Lake Park Bally, San Francisco and Los Angeles and various excursions to Cincinnati, Terre Haute, Green Castle, Denver and more. Tickets via Big Four Route Union Station and City offices with final return limits and sale dates July 1 to 10 and July 3 and 4.
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West Washington Street
Union Station
W. W. Richardson
Big Four Ticket Office
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Mountain Lake Park
Kate Applegate
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Delia Brown
Lord Street
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