Gigg lers Not Christians at South Side Revival Ends
A large gospel revival in Indianapolis led by Rev. Milford Lyon concluded with sermons emphasizing true Christianity. Lyon warned that few who giggle at God are Christians and urged wholehearted devotion to God to enter heaven. About five youths responded to the call for conversion.
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Indianapolis
Prospect
Linden Streets
Milford Lyon
Methodist Episcopal Churches
Lyon
United States
Mr. Lyon
Jesus
Matthew
Tiis
Jesus Christ
Heaven
Evangelist Lyon's Revival Increases City Revival Reach
Missionary work in the city has drawn from Maine to California. He preached sixty seven sermons and led four hundred souls to join the church while producing two hundred declarations to live higher Christian lives. Over fifty thousand people heard him. he departs for Chicago to begin another series of meetings through July.
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Maine
California
Lyon
Chicago
North American Turner Association meets at South Side Hall
Amid bright lights and music the district meeting of the North American Turner Association closed at South Side Turner Hall. Diplomas and laurel wreaths crowned winners from Chicago and other cities. Prizes went to out of town turners. notable events included the relay by Social Turners and multiple athletic contests led by Max Emmerich and Otto Suter.
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North American
Turner Association
South Side
Turner Hall
Henry Victor
Turner Schiffbauer
National Organization
Chicago
Chicago Turngemeinde
Clase
Social Turners
Max Emm
Otto
William J. Allis
Turners
Indianapol
Ourth
Max Emmerich
Otto Suter
Robert Maysaak
Central Turners
Otto Irgang
Chicago Turner
Louisville Turners
Indianapolis
Evansville
South Bend
South Side Indianapolis
Fort Wayne
Terre Haute
Indiana State Dental Association Opens Annual Meeting
The forty fifth annual meeting begins at the Denison House at 10 o clock this forenoon. Dentists from Indiana and other states arrive, with attendance expected to be the largest in the association’s history. Dr B Holly Smith of Baltimore, a leading dentistry authority, is among the distinguished visitors. A fraternity meeting occurred at the Denison last evening. A smoker and vaudeville show at the Columbia Club is planned for tomorrow night.
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Indiana State Dental Association
Denison House
Dental College
Denison
B. Holly Smith
Baltimore
Columbia Club
Claypool hires D. J. Callahan as new hotel steward
Henry W. Lawrence, manager of the Claypool, announced last evening the engagement of D. J. Callahan to oversee the culinary department. Callahan previously served three years as steward of the Southern Hotel in St. Louis and four years with the Planters' in the same city before traveling abroad and returning home. He is regarded as one of the best in his line, and Lawrence celebrates securing him for the Claypool.
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Henry W. Lawrence
The
Claypool
D. J. Callahan
Southern Hotel
St. Louis
Planters
Third Indictment Against Machen And Groff Brothers
The grand jury indicted August W Machen for receiving a bribe and Groff Brothers for giving one. Indictments cover three additional counts to align with a related conspiracy case involving the Lorenzos of Toledo. Postmaster General Payne and aides depart for brief vacations as the postal probe continues with no public news. Rural route carriers were named for Rushville Indiana as the government selects a site for a new Anderson post office at Eleventh and Jackson streets.
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August W. Machen
Groff Brothers
Machen
Lorenzos
Toledo
Payne
Bristow
Maine
Madden
Detroit
Franklin
Department
Indianapolis Journal
Treasury
J. J. Netterville
Anderson, Ind
Eleventh and
Jackson Streets
Disturbed a Religious Meeting in a Wilmot Street Row
Mike Hines and Pat Kinney were arrested on a charge of disturbing a religious meeting after riding through a crowd near Minkner and Ohio streets and cursing at congregants. Police Patrolmen Woodward and Larsh took them to the station as evangelists continued the outdoor service.
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Mike Hines
Wilmot Street
Pat Kinney
Woodward
Larsh
Minkner and
Ohio
Hines
Kinney
Death of Aged Woman Ballard Aunt of Granville Ballard
Mrs. G Ballard, aged aunt of Granville le M Ballard of 639 North Meridian, died at her nephew’s home from old age. A pioneer resident and longtime pro meet of Little's Hotel. Tate-Wiler & Son took charge. funeral from G M Ballard’s residence tomorrow.
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G. Ballard
Granville le M. Ballard
North
Meridian Street
Aggressive meeting of United Mine Workers in West Virginia
District 17 officers of the United Mine Workers held a long conference with John Mitchell and other leaders in Mitchells office to plan tougher action amid a year long strike in the New River mining district. The talks cited court protection for mine owners and alleged slave like treatment of miners. Several national organizers and district officials attended.
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West Virginia
United Mine Workers
John Mitchell
Mr. Mitchell
New River District
Alo
Thomas Lewis
William B. Wilson
Chris Evans
Nelsonville
National Statistician
Saginaw, Mich
R. C. Ireland
Subdistrict’ No. 1
Stonecutters’ Union Threatens Two Week Strike Over Dress Work
A union committee met with Indianapolis firms J H Billingsley & Co and G Ittenbach & Co after the National Association of Stonecutters ordered that dressing building stone must be done by union workers. They were given ten days to respond. Billingsley warned that a successful strike could close his plant and Bedford stone quarries, risk costly output loss, and force machinery to be abandoned in favor of union hand work. He argued the demand is impractical and would ruin profits and supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Billingsley
J. H
Billingsley
Indianapolis
Bedford
Terra Cea
Firework Sales Banned Ahead of Fourth by City Police
Superintendent Taffe of the police department orders dealers not to sell fireworks or Fourth of July articles before Friday morning. Police will stop early celebrations, and every patrolman must enforce the rule. Stricter penalties apply to those using firearms within city limits, with prosecutions under city ordinance.
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Taffe
Police Department
Tablets to Wesley memory unveiled near Georgia sites
Boston report notes two day celebration marking the two hundredth anniversary of John Wesley's birth. The event drew leaders from three branches of North American Methodism, with speakers including Bishop Charles H. Fowler, Bishop Eugene Hendrix, and Rev. A Carman.
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John Wesley
New England
Methodist Churches
North America
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Methodist Church
Canada
Charles H. Fowler
Buffalo
Eugene R. Hendrix
Kansas City
A. Carman
Wesley
Carman
Ndrix
George Jackson
Edinburgh
Scotland
W. F. Mallalieux
Fowler
Albert Sidney Gregg
Worcester
Mass
President Roosevelt
Leslie M. Shaw
Wiliam P.rye
Henry Cabote
England
Hoar
John
Charles Wesley
Albert Beveridge
Loyola
Grover Cleveland
Centennial Unveiling Honors John Wesley In Savannah
The Savannah bi centennial celebration closed with unveiling of three tablets linked to John Wesley life. Hymns marked the occasion as the tablet for Wesley's home was revealed, each tablet draped in stars and stripes and union jack.
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Savannah
John Wesley
Wesley
Old Soldier James McNanny Dies in Asylum Entrance
James McNanny aged seventy two, recently arrived from the Soldiers Home in Lafayette, died as he entered the Insane Asylum office to register. A post mortem by Deputy Coroner Gels found death from hardening of the lungs after a long illness. He was an inmate at the Lafayette Soldiers Home for years with relatives in both cities. Burial is planned in this city tomorrow afternoon.
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James McNanny
City
Soldiers
Lafayette
Central Hospital For
Insane Asylum
Gels
McNanny
Arrest of Katie Kentsell on peace disturbance charges
Katie Kentsell of 220 West Morris street was arrested last night by Bicyclemen Trimpe and Lowe and jailed for disturbing the peace. Authorities describe a deplorable case of an immoral life with two minor children under her care. She had recently removed one child from the Cincinnati House of Refuge and promised a bright Indianapolis home. The child will be sent back to Cincinnati and the Indianapolis children placed in similar institutions as police deem the mother incapable of caring for them.
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Katie Kentsell
West
Morris Street
Trimpe and
Lowe
House of Refuge
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Wanted his wife back ends in arrest for assault
Cecil Linton of 1009 North Senate avenue was arrested by Patrolman Mullin for assault and battery on his wife after quarrels and a separation. He allegedly threatened to kill her if she did not live with him, chased her with a knife, but was stopped by the patrolman.
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Cecil Linton
Senate Avenue
Mullin
Linton
Naval recruiting officers move to Newport for training duties
Naval recruiting officer Bronson departed for Newport Rhode Island after a week in Indianapolis recruiting youths for U S Navy service. He will aid landsmen in Newport Navy yards. Lt Lay H Everhard arrived from Savannah Georgia to assume Bronson's duties.
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Bronson
Newport
R. I
Indianapolis
United States Navy
Newport Navy Yards
Lay H. Everhard
U. S. Navy
Savanah
City News Notes Jumping off to Summer Events
About fifty boys of the Boys Brigade at Central Christian Church camped at Broad Ripple with a sham battle planned for July 4. John W. Burns, a Matthews draughtsman, moves to Chicago. Mrs. Harrison Pitman reports her husband bitten by a rattlesnake in Kansas on business. A beer picnic fight in Hammond’s Park left Haynes briefly unconscious but not seriously hurt. Police seek Rebecca Kane, daughter of Matthew Kane of Providence R. I., who arrived in Indianapolis in 1897 amid a family estate fortune. Indianapolis Cremation Society forms with 13 founding families, life dues set to cover cremation costs. Navy secretary informs Indiana senators of July 14 electrician exams in New York for wireless operators. beginners earn $0 monthly. Old Short Ridge High School shows life as 25 children play on annex grounds. indoor games planned for rain days.
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Central Christian Church
Broad Ripple
John W. Burns
Matthews
Chicago
Harrison Pitman
Kansas
Hammond's Park
Haynes
Rebecca Kane
Matthew Kane
Providence
R. L
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Cremation Society
W. H. Moody
Indiana
Navy
New York
Shortridge High School
Pennsylvania Street
Boy from Knightstown seeks father in Frankfort
Willie Jones, a child at the Soldiers and Sailors Orphans Home in Knightstown, arrived in Indianapolis by freight train and told police he wanted to see his father in Frankfort. He was found yesterday afternoon and will be returned to the Knightstown home today.
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Willie Jones
Soldiers and Sailors Orphans
Knightstown
City
Frankfort
Ind
Indianapolis
Fugitive Kelly Held for Murder Charge in St Louis
Flenery Kelly of 181 Indiana Avenue was arrested yesterday morning by Detective Hauser Lancaster Kurtz and Captain Gerber. He is held at the police station as a fugitive from justice on a murder warrant from St Louis Missouri and will be sent back once Governor’s requisition papers are granted.
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Flenery Kelly
Indiana Avenue
Hauser
Lancaster
Kurtz
Gerber
Police Department of
St. Louis
St.uls
Four Year Old Rescued From Lit Train Yard Peril
Harold Hagg a four year old boy living at 218 Detroit street was found in the L. E. and W. Railroad yards yesterday afternoon by Electrician Warner of the police department. He was placed with the police matron until his parents retrieved him. The child stood directly in front of an approaching train when discovered and would have been crushed if not for the quick intervention.
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Harold Hagg
Detroit Street
Electrician
Warner
Police
Ags
Local man arrested on year-old larceny charge
Lewis Strayer, a city resident, was arrested yesterday afternoon by Detectives Asch and Manning and confined on a petit larceny charge. He allegedly stole blankets and several sets of harness from a livery firm at the stockyards about a year ago, then left the city and returned recently, leading to the old arrest.
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John Showalter
Keystone Avenue
Griffin
Hull
Showalter
Lewis Strayer
Asch and Manning
Strayer
Assault arrest of Edwards and Irish after street fight
Albert Edwards and Richard Irish of 242 Shelby street were arrested last night on assault and battery charges after a fight on West Washington street. Police found Irish on top during the attack, then placed both men in custody following investigation and tests at the station.
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Albert Edwards
Richard Irish
Shelby Street
Edwards
Irish
West Washington Street
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