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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1901

Page

4

Wrecking firm buys Bates House in Chicago for 700 dollars

George B. Swift & Son contractors sold the Bates House to a wrecking company for 700 dollars. The firm will tear down the hotel and auction furniture and equipment over about a week before removal within ninety days. Indiana Hotel Co plans a new Claypool Hotel on the site, with completion hoped by year’s end. George B. Swift and Frank M. Andrews will discuss preparations in Chicago.

Bates House George B. Swift & Son Chicago Henry W. Lawrence Theotel Lawrence Ae i Pean Claypool Oer George B. Swift Indiana Hotel Com Claypool Hotel Frank M. Andrews

Electric line work begins in Indiana to Pennville

Ohio and Indiana Railroad directors approve starting construction from Redkey or Dunkirk toward Pennville around July 2. A large power house at Pennville will power about two hundred miles of line. plans include sixty miles this year from Kingsland or Bluffton to Muncie. The project, backed by Brave, Chicago and New York financiers, aims to connect with trunk lines and employ fifty workers for the power plant this winter.

Ohio & Indiana Railroad Company Redkey Dunkirk Pennville Kingsland Bluffton Muncie Chicago New York Indiana Munele Blufftom

Tabernacle Sunday School Outing at Fairview Park

The Tabernacle Church and Sunday school held their annual outing at Fairview Park yesterday with special cars bringing members. About 0 attendees shared a six o'clock dinner in the bowling building and enjoyed a ball game foot races and music by the Sunday quartet. Blackford street Methodist Church also held its annual outing at the park with about 30 members present and a picnic dinner.

Tabernacle Church Fairview Park Blackford Street

Requisitions Issued for Fugitives Harper and Snyder

Governor Durbin approved Ohio and Illinois requests for fugitives Otto Harper wanted in Greene County for an indictment charging cutting with intent to kill James Foley and W D Snyder sought for larceny of one thousand pounds of wool in Danville Illinois. Harper is in Richmond custody. Snyder may be in Indiana. The Allison H. Blevins case against the Southern Railway was moved from Floyd Circuit Court to the U.S. Circuit Court.

Durbin Ohio Illinois Greene County Otto Harper James E. Foley Harper Richmond W. D. Snythe Vermilion County Danville Ill Indiana Allison H. Blevins Southern Railway Company Floyd United States Circuit Court BP Oraa

Heat Relief Draws Crowds to Parks and Streetcars

Parks and other places of amusement offered relief to heat sufferers as the night brought relief and streetcars carried large crowds seeking comfort from the scorching weather.

Soldiers and Sailors Monument to be dedicated in October

The executive committee decided the Soldiers and Sailors Monument will be dedicated sometime between October 10 and an unspecified date, with or without President McKinley. Eight members attended or sent letters, plans to raise $10,000 for ceremony expenses were discussed, and the National Guard may volunteer services for the day. Subcommittees will be appointed to organize the dedication and funding.

McKinley Executive Committee H. C. Adams Durbin H. A. Root Michigan City Indianapolis W. PF. Herron Crawfordville A. O. Marsh Winchester English P. Gillette Evansville John P. Frenzel National Guard

Strikers Gather for West Indianapolis Meeting

The Standard wheel works unionists met last night in the old Council chamber, West Indianapolis, addressing strikers E P Barry Henry Friedman Edwin Gould and John Blue urged firm stand. A union meeting tonight plans final picnic arrangements tomorrow at the German American Club grove North Indianapolis. McCormack and Blue will visit Terre Haute Tuesday to press a settlement. if none, the Wheel Workers Union will seeklisting the firm as unfair with Central Labor Union.

Standard Wheel Works Wheel Workers’ Union Old Council Chamber Indianapolis E. P. Barry Henry Friedman Edwin Gould John Blue Grove McCormack Blue Terre Haute

Fought Like a Tigress Over Wedding Plans

Sadie Walker, 429 Prairie street, was taken to the police station after a fight with Annie Harris at Indiana avenue and Michigan street. Walker, engaged to James Cage with a wedding planned next Thursday, wrote wedding invitations earlier and was assaulted by Harris who fled as officers arrived.

Sadie Walker Prairie Street Annie Harris Walker James Cage Cage Indiana Avenue Michigan Street Harris

John Banks Released After Bond in Indiana Jail

John Banks arrived back in Indianapolis from Michigan City penitentiary with Deputy Warden Carl Lewis. Bond of 2 dollars was posted by Joseph E. Bell and James L. Keach, and Banks was released after signing. He had served over five months for attempting to bribe a Republican election officer. the Supreme Court reversed the decision and ordered a new trial.

John Banks Indianapolis Michigan City Carl Lewis Joseph E. Bell James L. Keach Banks Supreme Court

Four Contests Settle at Republican Primary Committee Meeting

The Republican precinct contests in multiple wards were amicably settled by the committee at Hay & Bowlus. John L. Ketcham was elected chair and C. C. Foster secretary as witnesses reinforced claims of irregular votes in several wards. The Ninth ward saw R. G. Dunn replaced by William Ward. Osborne lost to Egger in the Thirteenth ward. Westover was affirmed over Kelly in the Fifteenth ward. The party planned to use the Cummings voting machine for today’s Meridian and Morris Streets primary from 11 am to 7 pm.

Criminal Court Hay & Bowlus Lemcke John L. Ketcham C. C. Foster R. G. Dunn William Ward Ward Dunn Jesvane W. Reisinger Daniel O'Brien C. A. Osborne Charles Egger Egger Osborne Eereenses Ger Wiliam Westover John Kelly Westover John Wolsiffer Wolsiffer David H. Gause Valentine Bachmann Patrick H. Woods Jacob Heyob Gause

Primaries Committee to Organize at Court House

This afternoon at 1 20 o clock the precinct committeemen elected at the Republican primaries on Thursday will assemble in the Criminal Court room at the courthouse to organize and plan the nomination of city officers for the next fall election. The date for the city convention is not yet announced but will be held before August 1.

Repubcan Criminal Court

A Ride and Luncheon Why Edward McKee Thought the Evening Cool

A bankers social session in Indianapolis drew twenty six financiers from banks and trust companies to the Denison Hotel and then a private car tour to the fair grounds Fairview Park and a luncheon at the University Club where Addison C Harris spoke on Austria Hungary and Slavic finance Mortimer Levering and Preston T Kelsey were also featured speakers with Kelsey arranging the event and hoping for future gatherings to form a social bankers club

Finaciers Denison Hotel Indianapolis Street Railway Company Fair Grounds Fairview Park University Club Edward L. McKee Indiana National Bank University Club Corps Addison C. Harris Austria Danube Austria-Hungary Mortimer Levering New Columbia National Nk Preston T. Kelsey Marion Trust Company Kelsey Blate Bankers’ Association

Man Charged With Assault After Saloon Incident

Chauncey Jarvis and William Brando were arrested after an altercation at a West Market Street saloon. Brando says Jarvis struck him with a cane injuring his head and took his money, while Jarvis faces assault and battery charges.

William Brando Chauncey Jarvis West Market Street Jarvis Brando

Summer mail and travel notice for subscribers

Subscribers may have the Daily and Sunday Journal mailed nationwide with no extra charge during summer. Addresses can be changed freely. Special party leaves Indianapolis at 2 p m July 6 with tickets valid until July 20. Contact Miss Dillingham at 51 North Delaware or Mrs Kate Applegate at 404 North Illinois, or ticket agents R. P. Alg eo and D. P. A.

Daily Sunday Journal United States Canada M. Dillingham Kate Applegate Indianapolis Miss Dillingham North Delaware Street Illinois Street R. PP. Algeo

Train schedule tweaks shorten Rainbow City run and add runs

The Rainbow City special now leaves earlier at a.m. and reaches Cleveland Buffalo New York and Boston as before. Several services extend to Wabash Marion Marion Union City and Muncie with revised departure times. The Anderson Elkhart and Union City express moves to 4:45 p.m. daily and the Anderson and Wabash accommodation to 6:45 p.m. daily. Weekday departures from Indianapolis at 6:45 a.m. 9 a.m. and 11:15 p.m. and Sunday trips to Union City Wabash and intermediate stations improve travel. No other divisions change. H. M. BRONSON Assistant General Passenger Agent.

Rainbow City Cleveland Buffalo New York Boston Anderson Union City Wabash Union City Express Anderson and Wabash Indianapolis Marion H. M. Bronson

Ticket sale notice for July 3 4 to Cincinnati and return

Tickets go on sale July 3 and 4 to points within Tul rate of selling station with a round trip fare of 3.30 to Cincinnati and 3.30 return via H D. Account Christian Endeavor Convent tickets on sale July 5 8 inclusive good returning to July 14 inclusive with extension privilege to August 31. For details contact ticket agents.

Eturn Limit Aly Monon

Big Four Route July Excursions One Way and Return

The notice advertises Fourth of July trips within a two hundred mile radius of the starting point under Big Four and Pennsylvania Lines. Special train departs Indianapolis 11:55 a.m. on Monday July 8 with half fare to principal points, $9.60 round trip to Detroit, return valid till July 4. Call Pennsylvania or Wabash agents or write W W Richardson DA Indianapolis for details.

Central Passenger Association Big Pennsylvania and Wabash Lines Indianapolis Wabash W. W. Richardson Lee Troit

Epworth League Convention Fares San Francisco Trip

Epworth League convention travel details list round trip from Indianapolis 54.15 and 53.75 from Greencastle 51.75 from Terre Haute with Big Four routes and July 6 to 13 validity. The Indiana official train departs July 9 from Indianapolis via St. Louis division with through sleepers to San Francisco and $6.50 double berth. Additional reduced fare options from Decatur and Pennsylvanian lines to New York via Buffalo or direct routes, plus Golden Gate and Epworth League trains with depots and contact agents.

Western Gate Ways Indiana Indianapolis St. Louis Big Four Greencastle Terre Haute San Francisco Cnenee Chicago & Alton Union Pacific Denver & Rio Grande Rio Grande Western Southern Pacific East Washington Street H. M. Bronson Pennsylvania New York Buffalo Mit W. W. Ichardson D. P.A Ind Ee Richardson

Big Four excursion notices for June and July rail trips

Public notices detail rail specials from Indianapolis to Lake Maxinkuckee and Cincinnati on June 30 and July 6 to 14, with round trip fares and return limits. Tickets sold July 5 to 13, with extensions to Aug 21 after deposit. Indiana Christian Endeavor Union officials referenced.

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