George W Stout Dead in Marion County Home
George W. Stout died yesterday at his home 282 West Michigan street. He had lived in Marion County since 1836 and was born near Jacksonville Illinois in 1838. He married Sarah C. Homan, with six children, and later married Fanny L. Brown and Amanda B. Grimes, leaving surviving children. Also noted is the death of Mrs Florence Rubush wife of Charles F. Rubush at 12 Woodlawn avenue with funeral set for 2 pm tomorrow.
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George W. Stout
West
Michigan Street
Jacksonville
Sarah C. Homan
Florence Rubush
Charles F. Rubush
Woodlawn Avenue
O. W. Williams
St. Clair Street
W. P. Batchelder
Alfarata Council
de Bree
Pocahontas
Red Men's Hall
West Washington Street
George Sadler
Needle Society
First Presbyterian Church
North Alabama
May Wright Sewall
Sofia Loyovna Friedland
Moscow
Russia
W. P. Kane
Wabash College
Maude Langstaff
Noble C. Butler
Federal Court
A. A. Young
Mr. Young
Indiana
Indianapolis Missionary Social Union
Missionary Societies
Daughters of Pocahontas
Norman Rohrer
Detroit
Cumberland
William McKinley
Corner State
Lexington Avenues
Mapleton M
Wiese
Smith
Supreme Court
Wash Cottrell
Owensboro
Montgomery
Cottrell
John Higgins
Michigan City
Higgins
Board of Parole
Durbin
Hugh Anacker
Kentucky Avenue
Dugan and
McGuff
Panhande
Citizens organize hot water heating cooperative in city district
Residents within Prospect street to Shelby street bounded area last night formed a temporary cooperative to build a hot water heating and lighting plant. Jacob Ruben named temporary president and John P. White secretary. Project cost estimated between $50 000 and 60 000 with bright prospects. The district previously contributed $40 000 to a gas company and hopes to gain better reliability and rates.
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Prospect Street
English Avenuue
Shelby Street
Jacob Ruben
John PF. White
Engineer Dies in Cab of Big Four Train
George Pettinger an engineer on the Big Four Railroad died in his cab yesterday at noon. The through passenger train was en route to arrive in the city at 2 40 P M. Pettinger reportedly suffered a hemorrhage of the lungs near Lynn Ind and expired when the train stopped there. His fireman William Parrish was with him. The body was removed and sent to the city. Pettinger lived with his family at 2411 West Washington Street.
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George Pettinger
Big Four Railroad
Pettinger
William Parrish
Lynn
Ind
West
Washington Street
Irvington Athenaeum to Host Browning Immortality Talk
The Irvington Athenaeum holds its second meeting of the year Tuesday at Athenaeum Hall Butler. Guest of honor is Philip Stafford Moxom of Springfield Mass a university teacher at Harvard Yale Cornell Vassar Wellesley Dartmouth and Chicago. He will lecture Browning and immortality and is a noted Browning authority author of The Aim of Life and The Religion of Hope. Reception committee includes Mr and Mrs sear Helmig and others. Cornelia Allen will oversee refreshments. Lecture starts promptly at 8 o'clock.
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Irvington Athenaeum
Athenaeum
Butler
Philip Stafford Moxom
Springfield
Mass
Harvard
Yale
Cornell
Vassar
Wellesley
Dartmouth
Chicago
Browning
Immortality
Friends of Hal W. Reed Progress At Mercy Hospital
Friends in this city note hal W Reed is at Mercy Hospital Chicago following a January departure. After weeks in Martinsville his condition improved enough for transfer. An operation was performed and while not fully recovered he shows great improvement. He will need several weeks more in the hospital.
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Hal W. Reed
Mercy Hospital
Chicago
Martinsville
Telegraph and Tribune Merge Under Gutenberg Ownership
The Daily Telegraph and Indiana Tribune merge under Gutenberg Company control. Telegraph staff will run the Tribune, with August Tamm remaining Tribune owner and the Sunday Telegraph staff guiding both papers. Sunday Tribune will not publish.
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Daily Telegraph
Indiana Tribune
Teletwo
Sunday Tribune
Telegraphi
The
Tribune
Iser
Ain
August Tamm
Eckholder
Gutenberg Company
Chinese detainee marked for deportation from Indiana
The U S marshal's office received instructions from the secretary of immigration that Mark Yen a Chinese in jail here should be taken to New Orleans A carload of Chinese to be deported is en route from New York to San Francisco with others following and Mark Yen will join the party He was arrested at Muncie and could not prove legal right to stay in the United States
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United States Marshal’s Office
Secretary of Immigration
Mark Yen
New Orleans
New York
San Francisco
Muncie
New Candidate for Clerk in Marton County
Milton K. Alexander declares as Republican candidate for clerk of Marton county. New pianos priced at 51 percent and up at Wuischoer’s.
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Milton K. Alexander
Marton County
Wuischoer’s
Episcopal Ministers Debate Wedding Fees in Hotel Lobby
In a hotel lobby a group of Episcopalian ministers shared anecdotes on wedding officiant fees. One recalled receiving a $20 envelope with a $3 fee, while another described a $50 windfall diverted by a best man, and a final note where the groom disclosed nine missing $50 bills from the envelope.
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Iowa
Tennessee milliner Mae Wilson tours Indianapolis buying spring stock
Miss Mae Wilson of Maryville Tennessee, a leading milliner, visits the Stubbins Hotel in Indianapolis to shop wholesale hats and bonnets. She notes Indianapolis offers as broad a stock as larger cities and prefers its wholesale houses. She recalls mountaineers’ snuff use, Maryville’s century-old temperance college, and plans to return home with spring merchandise.
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Stubbins Hotel
Mae Wilson
Maryville
Tenn
Indianapolis
Chicago
New York
Louisville
Wilson
Northwest
de Pauw University
Tennessee
South
North
Knoxville
Indiana Tenth District Nomination Talks At Denison Hotel
Edward E. Neal of Noblesville and John Dryer of Hammond attended a Denison Hotel gathering where Neal, a Supreme Court clerkship candidate, spoke on legal matters while Dryer campaigned for treasurer of state. Senator Walcott introduced the two men and asserted the Tenth District will back its candidates to the end.
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Edward E. Neal
Noblesville
Supreme Court
Denison
Mohler
Indiana
E. H. Walcott
John Dryer
Hammond
Wolcott
Suspect Arrested in Porch-Climbing Theft Case
Detectives Splan and Haley arrest a young man named Bud Jones in Indiana Avenue, uncovering a candle jimmy and a mirage book from Big Four with jewelry linked to Frank Richey and John Duncan homes. Police view Jones as part of a hard to convict porch climber class, with loot possibly tied to other cities. Jones claims items were given by another man met in Cincinnati en route to Cleveland.
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Splan
Haley
Indiana Avenue
Bud" Jones
Cincinnati
Jimmy
Big Four
W. P. Jungelaus
Frank Richey
North
Pennsylvania Street
Richey
John S. Duncan
Alabama Street
Jones
St. Louis
Chicago
Louisville
Cleveland
Anxious Wait For Governor Durbin Party
Governor Durbin and staff, returning from Havana and the Charleston exposition, were reported overdue after leaving Asheville Friday. Private secretary Charles E. Wilson sought news as storms caused wires to fail and rail lines to wash out, with rumors the party was delayed in eastern Tennessee mountains due to heavy rain.
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Durbin
Havana
Cuba
Charleston
S. C
Asheville
N. C
Charles E. Wilson
Wilson
Louisville
Tennessee
Telegraph from Col. Wilson says poor tax payment to arrive in time
A telegram from Col. Charles E. Wilson, governor’s private secretary, reports that the poor tax payment has been located and will reach Indianapolis today barring further delay. This will allow the governor to participate in the reception for Prince Henry.
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Charles E. Wilson
Louisville
Indianapolis
Prince Henry
Burglary Suspect Fired At After Early Morning Noise
J. G. Hamilton woke to a noise at his father’s grocery shop and fired three shots at a negro burglar. Two bullets were found in the wall. the third is believed missing. Burglars forced entry with a jimmy. Separate thefts include 370 in money and rings from William Steffiin’s Chestnut Street home, and a trunk and 1.30 from Virgil Nichols on North Alabama Street.
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J. G. Hamilton
Southeastern Avenue
William Steffiin
Chestnut Street
Virgil Nichols
North Alabama Street
Frank McCray Files Candidacy for Criminal Court Judge
Frank McCray yesterday filed his petition with Chairman Elliott of the county Republican central committee to seek the nomination for judge of the Criminal Court. The petition was signed by Smiley N. Chambers Thomas F. Chandler William M. Taylor W H H Miller James W Hensley C H McDowell Robert W Furnas and George A Gay. McCray notes he previously ran two years ago and delayed announcing his candidacy to build a quicker two month canvass. He previously served four years as judge of the Criminal Court before being succeeded by Fremont Alford.
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Frank McCray
Elliott
County
Republican Central Committee
Smiley N. Chambers
Thomas F. Chandler
William M. Taylor
W. H. H. Miller
James W. Hensley
C. H. McDowell
Robert W. Furnas
George A. Gay
McCray
Criminal Court
Fremont Alford
Hominy Mills and American Hominy Company Plan
A New York dispatch reports a move to merge hominy mills into a single company named the American Hominy Company. It would be incorporated in New Jersey with four million dollars in capital and principal offices in Chicago. Hervey Bates claims no knowledge of the plan and doubts his local mill would join. The Indianapolis Fire Insurance Company shows a profitable year for 1901.
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New York
Hominy Industries
American Hominy Company
New Jersey
Chicago
Hervey Bates
Livery Stable Fire Destroys Thirteen Horses Forty Vehicles
A blaze at Jones and Benz livery stable at 2242 North Meridian street yesterday morning destroyed thirteen horses and about forty vehicles with total losses around $10,000. The building owned by John C. Pierson, valued at $2,500, carried $1,000 insurance. Several locals damaged included Isaac Young and Gus Hillman, who narrowly escaped as Hillman was dragged from the office window. Only one vehicle was saved. origin of the fire unknown.
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Jones & Benz
North Meridian Street
John C. Pierson
Co. C. Gilmore
Fred Alexander
J. C. Pierson
G. G. Swain
Myer Cohn
G. A. Goins
Albert Ott
W. H. Simmons
John Black
L. G. Blaker
Isaac Young
Gus Hillman
Hillman
Robert Keller
South East Street
City News Notes Highlights Local Illness and Community Events
Mrs. Alice M Hanson is seriously ill at St Vincent's Hospital while Romney residents visit Mrs. Harrington. Visitors include Mr John Abromet from Holyoke and Mrs A Abromet's mother. The Virginia Art Club hosts at Mrs William Pangborn's Pratt street home. Several clubs plan meetings and social events including card parties and a police court social.
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Alice M. Hanson
Pressly Flats
St. Vincent’'s Hospital
J. Frank Simison
J. H. Horndeck
Romney
Ind
Thomas Harrington
John ©. Abromet
Holyoke
Mase
A. Abromet
North Illinois Street
The
Virginia Art Club
William Pangborn
Pratt Street
Accident at Century building injures Alexander Stout
Mr. Alexander Stout of 815 West North street was seriously injured Thursday at the Century building on South Pennsylvania. He entered a tight space to work and was struck by counter weights on the elevator. the car halted, weights reversed, and he was rescued. Stout, a Glenn Brothers plasterer, was carried up briefly and is resting easy with good recovery prospects.
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Iece
Beard
Vonnegut Hardware Company
Alexander Stout
West North Street
New Century
South Pennsylvania Street
Stout
Glenn Brothers
Mr. Stout
Dr Burnett's Story in Nichol Case Reveals Alibi
Dr Orville Burnett testified in Judge Baker's court that Mrs Charlotte Nichol sought his acquaintance and that he gave into temptation. He said they met six or seven times before her death at the Marlborough Hotel on October 2 last year. He denied agreeing to die with her and claimed amnesia about police reports the following day.
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Chicago
Orville
Burnett
Charlotte Nichol
Marlborough Hotel
New Sleeping Car Line Muncie to Chicago Opens March First
A new sleeping car service will operate between Muncie and Chicago via C L E and Pennsylvania routes. Sleeper departs Muncie at 11 45 p m arrives Chicago 7 0 a m. Return from Chicago 8 40 p m arrives Muncie 4 a m. Passengers may stay in berths until 7 a m at Muncie.
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Muncie
Chicago
C., L. & E. Railway
Converse
Pennsylvania
W. Richardson
D. P. A. Pennsylvania Lines
Indianapolis
Ind
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Hi. c. Carr Pdientiist
Sireen
Pennsylvania St
Adele Schirme
North St
J. C. Sipe
Pitoxes
Meridia St
GLOVE
East Washington Street
Marion County
ISGG
Styles
James Burks
Burks
Foright
W. R. McClellan
Danville
Splan and
Prehend
Bud” Jones
Governor's Party
Frank M'Cray
Hominy Mills
Indianapolis Fire Insurance Company
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West Twenty-first Street
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Lois Dyer
Charles Maxwell
Maud Essex
Mayme Worthington
Crane
DR. Burnett
Mrs. Nichol
Duonlap
Seaton's Hat Store
Delaware Street
Janes
Leo Lando
Optician
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W. W. Dark & Co
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East Market Street
Langsenkamp Bros., Brass Works
Georgia St
Barber Supply Co
East Ohio Street
Amazon
Fairlles
Illinois Street
W. B. Craig
Wood's
Julius Walk& Gon
R. M. Mueller Groceries and Delicatessen
Delaware and
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Munele
Crawfordsville
Port and Sullivan
D. B. Sullivan
Ohio St. Brown
C.N. Williams & CO
United States
Alms & Doepke Company
Alms & Doepke
NEW Cloak House
Hamburger’s
Grand Street
the Point
Col
Pennsylvania and
Massachusetts Ave
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August Julian
Fifth Avenue
Taft
Harriet Rogers
S. Alabama
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