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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1903

Page

2

Bessie Schrader Faces Workhouse Over Cape Theft

Bessie Schrader aged about eighteen was arrested for stealing a cape and hat from a girl at the Ray Hotel in Anderson and later identified on Meridian Street in Indianapolis. She admitted borrowing the items and not returning them, and police expect arraignment and possible workhouse confinement after prior serious charges. Her history includes a year of trouble and a prior arrest for enticing a child to steal, with her stepfather and stepmother in Elm Street.

Bessie Schrader Anderson Bessie Ray Hotel Indianapolis Miss Opie Ople Meridian Street New York Street Simon and Morgan Circle Ray Ohio Street Moby Simon Elm Street Hessie Mrs. Lay Cincinnati Union Station

Promotions Canceled In Indianapolis Post Office

Postmaster McGinnis received a letter from the first assistant postmaster general stating that of ninety five promotions originally recommended for Indianapolis employees, forty seven have been canceled. Forty eight promotions will stand, with the majority of cancellations affecting lower grades while most higher promotions remain in place.

McGinnis Indianapolis

Big German Turner event thrills Indianapolis crowd

About 5 000 spectators watched the North American Turnerbund and Gymnastic Association at Germania Park for a major gymnastic tournament. Ten societies competed including Chicago and Indianapolis groups. Winners included Otto Kacka for broad jump and Max Emmerich for the 100 yard dash. The event drew 2 000 visiting Turners and 1 500 meals served, with a festival ball to conclude.

Turnerbund and Gymnastic Association Germania Park Fort Wayne South Bend Terre Haute Indianapolis Turnverein Curt Tall Father Land Turner Societies Chicago South Side Chicago Turners Central Turners of Chicago South Side Turners Evansville Louisville Social Turners Otto Kacka South Side Turners Max Emmerich Henry Victor Turner Prospect Street Turner School Alma Bernd George Smith Chicago Singing Society Socilater Turnverein Turner Hall Tado Wand South Side Turner Hall

Ostendorf Band Presents Soloists at Fair Bank

Thomas H. King will be featured as trombone soloist with Ostendorf's band. Also performing this week at Fair Bank are Miss Mabel Hudson, soprano, and Mr. Jess E. Cain, basso.

Ostendorf Thomas H. King Fair Bank Mabel Hudson Jess E. Cain

Trouble in the Street Arrests of Two Men

William Bennington of Cincinnati a locomotive engineer and Nick Brown a former workhouse guard were arrested for assault and battery after a clash in front of the Stubbins Hotel. Brown denies the attack, claiming Bennington provoked their separation. Patrolmen Burris and Hostetler made the arrests.

William Bennington Cincinnati Nick Brown Pennsylvania Street Stubbins Hotel Bennington Brown Illinois Street Burris Hostetler

Death of John M. Bell Former State Legislator

John M. Bell father of Joseph E. Bell of this city died at his College Corner home in Union county. He was advanced in age and longtime resident, once Democratic representative for Franklin and Union counties in the lower house of the Indiana State Legislature. He leaves two sons and Joseph E. Bell, who was with him during his final illness. Funeral will be held Tuesday at the home.

John M. Bell Joseph E. Bell College Corner Union County Bell Franklin Union Counties

Interurban altercation leaves laborer injured after racial insult

John Nolan, a Martinsville laborer, boarded an interurban car and insulted a colored man. Hampton and Shelley allegedly attacked Nolan on Morris and West streets, knocking him unconscious after a kick to the head. Nolan’s injuries are described as slight and he is expected to recover in a few days.

John Nolan West South Street Martinsville Morris and West Streets Nolan Charles Hampton Cura Shelley Friendwood Ind Hampton Shelley Morgan Simon Rhodes

Sherlock Holmes Tactics Aid Arrest in Mailbox Theft Case

Deputy U S Marshal Boyd used a decoy telegram and a messenger boy to locate and arrest Mrs. Gertie Luke of West Terre Haute for robbing a rural mailbox near her home. Luke denied the theft, bond set at 200 dollars, hearing before Commissioner Moore. The story includes a crowded ad urging Sunday Journal subscriptions in Indianapolis.

Gertie Luke West Terre Haute United States Boyd Luke Indianapolis Terre Haute Sherlock Holmes Union Station Moore William Luke Case

Fight in the Ghetto Ends With Knife Cut

A Sunday altercation in the Ghetto left Max Feelman injured after Sam Walpa allegedly attempted to stab him at 60 Eddy Street. Louis Salig aided Feelman, and Walpa, living at Maple and Morris, was later arrested near midnight on assault charges by Bicycle Patrolmen Trimpe and Low.

Sam Walpa Walpa Max Feelman Eddy Street Louis Salig West Morris Street Trimpe Low Feelman Salle Maple Morris Tery

Mrs Angeline McLaren Dies After Long Illness

Mrs Angeline McLaren wife of James McLaren died at her home 1206 Pleasant street after a long illness. She was fifty three and had lived in Indianapolis since 1863. Surviving are her husband and six children Pearl Mamie Ruth James Duncan John and Robert McLaren all of Indianapolis. Funeral will be held today at 3 oclock from the family residence.

Angeline McLaren James McLaren Pleasant Street

Sousa Night at Fair Bank Promises Popular Selections

Sousa night at Fair Bank features well known compositions by the famed composer. The event highlights include beloved marches and tunes likely to draw a large audience of fans and casual listeners alike.

Sousa Fair Bank

Mobbed at His Hotel Experience of Health Officer in a Small Indiana Town

A health officer who identified smallpox and issued a quarantine order faced a mob at his hotel in a small Indiana town. Townspeople gathered in protest over the outbreak control measure, highlighting tensions between public health actions and local sentiment.

Indiana

Story of Doctors and Smallpox in Indiana Town

A health officer recalls diagnosing smallpox in an Indiana town. He faced hostile doctors and a mob, argued for town quarantine, and witnessed public fear. A burly physician protected him, admitting the outbreak and the danger faced by medical staff.

Night of Surprising Break In At Indianapolis Reculling Station

A resident describes breaking several panes to gain air then sleeping in a rubber smallpox suit after a midnight incident near an Indianapolis naval reculling station. The account notes Lieutenant Bronson, in charge the past week, will be relieved today by Lieut. L. H. Everhart, with Bronson heading to Newport for regular duty.

Indianapolis Bronson Lieut L. H. Everhart Newport

The Big Four Route to Denver for Christian Endeavor

The Big Four offers a special round trip from Indianapolis to Denver for the International Christian Endeavor Convention July 9 to 12 at 28.40. Departures include July 7 via Chicago and Union Pacific, with alternatives via the White City Special. Through sleepers and coaches available, returnable to Aug 31. Contacts: C J Buchanan Meridian Street, Anna Louise Minich Indianapolis, or Big Four agents.

International Christian Endeavor Denver Col Indianapolis Indiana Chicago Chicago & Northwestern Union Pacific Railways White City Co. EB C. J. Buchanan Meridian Sr Anna Louise ‘Minich Indianapolia Big Four M. Bronson

Excursion Fares and Special Trains Across Rail Lines

Rail lines advertise July holiday trips with round trip specials for Decatur within 200 miles at 1.25, and a Pennsylvania Lines to Denver convention fare of 28.40. Tickets on sale July 3 4 6 7 8 with departures from Indianapolis and Jomanapens. Agents at 48 West Washington or Union Station.

Indianapolis Denver West Washington Street Union Station W. W. Richardson

Cheap rail passes to major western cities in summer sales

Travel offices advertise round trip rates to San Francisco Los Angeles and San Diego from Chicago and nearby areas. Various departures July 1 to 10 with final return by August 31. Also offered are Bloomingdale Glens and Return and Denver routes with dates in July. Inquiries directed to Union Station Big Four offices and city offices, with names H M Bronson A G P A and R P Algeo D P A.

Big Four East Washington Street Union Station H. M. Bronson Northlllinois Street R. P. Algeo

Excursions Sunday July 5 to Cincinnati and Terre Haute

Special express trains run Sunday with no stops. Indianapolis Union Station departs at 7:00 a m for Cincinnati return at 7:00 p m. Terre Haute and Greencastle sections offer $1.00 fares with 7:00 a m departure and 7:00 p m return from Indianapolis.

Indianapolis Union Station Central Union Station Cincinnati Terre Haute Greencastle Tse

Fourth of July Excursions and Rail Fares

Fourth of July fares listed include $5 to Chicago and return, $3.30 to Cincinnati and return, $3.30 to Dayton and return, plus one fare for trips within 20 miles. Tickets valid July 3 or 4 with return by July 6. Fast Mail No 11 from Indianapolis at 8:35 p m daily offers first class coach to Terre Haute via Greencastle. Also notes on Cincinnati and Dayton via C H D Ry with final return July 6. Pennsylvania Lines offer one fare within 200 miles with return by July 6, plus Hudson day steamers Albany to New York and a through sleeper from Indianapolis July 2.

Fast Mail Indianapolis Terre Haute Greencastle W. W. Richardson New York Albany

Chicago and Return Five Dollar Fare Promotion

Five dollar Chicago and return fare offered via the Monion Route. Tickets on sale July 3 and 4, valid through July 6. Four first class trains operate daily on the schedule, with emphasis on Fourth of July travel opportunities.

Chicago Monion

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