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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1902

Page

2

Primary election details and precinct voting plan

The Republican party outlines primaries on March 14 with voting places listed, shifts for Marion county offices, and district by district inspectors and counts. It also covers challenges to the primary law, judicial notes on the Minturn case, and instructions for precinct chairmen and inspectors.

Harrison Monument Plans Discussed by Indianapolis Committee

The Harrison Monument Association executive committee met at the University Club and hosted Prof. Ives of St. Louis to gain expert views on a potential monument. No decision was reached as the group weighs a hall versus a monument and will submit a report soon. Meanwhile, local students’ letter to Beveridge about Bartholdi statue preservation drew favorable notes.

Harrison Monument Association University Club Ives St. Louis Indianapolis Bartholdi New York Harbor Beveridge Freee Destauix Ruth Webb Nora Hunt Bonnell Corts

Commercial Club Smoke Committee to Inspect Chicago

The Commercial Club smoke committee will travel to Chicago Friday to inspect smoke consumers on Saturday. They will be escorted by the Chicago smoke inspector and return in a private car provided by superintendent Van Winkle of the Big. The Municipal Art League of Chicago has launched a crusade against the issue in that city.

Commercial Club Chicago Tendent van Winkle Municipal Art League of Chiis

Chairman Elliott Urges Fair Conduct for Republican Primaries

Chairman Elliott of the Republican county committee writes to precinct committeemen and precinct inspectors about primaries on March 14. He stresses fair counting, lawful conduct, and warns misconduct is a penitentiary offense. He orders watchers appointed, oath of office for inspectors, and prompt, orderly returns to the city clerk.

Elliott Republican County Committee

State convention details set for April meetings

Executive committee of the Republican state committee arranged convention basics for April 23 and 24. Tickets will be issued for each session with entry at the door. A decorations committee was named and W. Kercheval may serve as sergeant at arms. Democratic precinct contests reported two primaries missing in wards one and thirteen. New county committee officers to be chosen at Masonic Hall with W. Meer likely chairman Elliott Hooton vice chairman and Frank B. Ross secretary. Democratic chairman William H. O'Brien visited town to oversee affairs.

Warren Township W. W. Knapp South Central Avenue Jesse E. Lowe Henry Weesling Heensiing T. R. Moore Poplar Vollege Zionsville Pike George Smith Sobisi Muller M. J. Wagle Hall New Augusta BB. £. Long Republican State Committee Flord A. Woods Whittaker Kercheval County Democracy Masonic Hall W. W. Meer Elliott R. Hooton Frank B. Ross Willam H. O'Brien Democratic State Committee

Indiana Democratic State Committee Plans French Lick Meeting

The state committee, led by Chairman O'Brien, will meet at French Lick Springs two weeks before the Democratic state convention. An advisory committee will be announced soon, with two Democrats from each district, while Fifth and Tenth districts have yet to report. A new Republican club, South Meridian Republican Club, formed at Lyra Hall with 55 members. officers named Alois Foxlow president, William C. Bone steel vice president, Henry Leppert secretary-treasurer. The next Ks meeting is set for March 15 at Lyra Hall.

Joseph Reilly French Lick Springs New French Lick Hotel Taggart O'Brien South Meridian Republican Club Lyra Hall South Meridian Street Alois Foxlow William C. Bonesteel Henry Leppert The All

Editorial Committee Plans Monthly Campaign Meetings

The executive committee of the Republic an Editorial Association met at state committee headquarters last night. It plans monthly meetings with the secretary and chairman of the state committee during the campaign. It has not yet announced who will lead the press bureau this year.

Republican Editorial Association State Committee

Rouse proposes postprimary pro rata election cost share

Republican candidate Harry E. Rouse writes to Chairman Elliott proposing that winning candidates be assessed after the primaries enough to cover election costs. He adds that if successful he will contribute his pro rata share of the legitimate expenses.

Harry E. Rouse Elliott

Fifteenth Ward Republican Club Meets Tonight in City Hall

The Fifteenth Ward Republican Club will meet tonight at the club hall at Church and Ray streets. Voters in the Fifth precinct met last night and reported a good gathering. Candidates push Get Out The Vote efforts. envelopes and notices are being mailed. Joseph Sheppard’s Justice of the Peace ads were removed from street cars for lacking the union label. The party committee names Dr Henry W Ridpath as primary election commissioner for the Second ward to replace the late Charles E Thornton.

John J. Valdenatre Neene Twenty-fifth Street Tor R. H. Alexander O. G. White Adams Street B. J. C. Howe Hillside Avenue Jesse Coy North Arsenal Avenur Harry Connan Coburn Coal Co Twenty-second Street Huey East Nineteenth Street Herman Hammer Yandes Street W. 3B Silvers East Seventeenth Street M. & Hall Sheldon Street Henry Galmore John Hughes Brookside Avenue W. ©. Sears Massachusetts Avenue Isaac Wilson Tenth Street Ville Avenue John H. Rader Commerce Avenue George Everett East Tenth Street Albert Pease George Barne His Avenue Amos Marshall Columbia Avenue Babe John Aldridge East Thirteenth Street J. D. Fisk East Twenty-seventh Street George H. Batchelor Charles A. Holland Park Avenue R. D. Fisher New Jersey Street Morton Place Harry Roney Sixteenth Street Corner College Sixteenth O. L. Wade Ashland Avenue W. T. Brown Cottage Avenue J.S. Gilbreath East Eleventh Street Frank BH. Wynn Dr. Sedam East Sixteenth Street Charles L. Hutchinson F. Hamilton Samuel E. Johns Broadway Street W. H. Calvert Fred Willis Talbott Avenue A. J. Gardner HB. H. Gates McLain Place Armen Bowen Senate Avenue Inor Frederick A. Clark North Meridian Street W. F. Browder East Twenty-second Street W. W. Thornton North Alabama Street William W. Woollen William H. Elvin North Illinois Street J. KR. McCormick West Fifteenth Street Tenth— Rr Charles B. Wells West Thirteenth Street James B. Johnson Engine Hnive Amer Rodibaugh West Twelfth Street Albert Baker West Sixteenth Street Roland Evans Daniel L. Woods Alabama St. Joseph Horace Smith Seioto Street W. A. Hristor Naan West Ame Street George Pendleton Missouri Street Fourth Ward AE Powell Hilt Capitol Avenue William H. Lee John Marshall N. Guinn John W. Bartlow Dorman Street John B. Pasquire Ae Sires Martin M Davidson Street William Aldag East End Hay Market Pine and Washington Streets Milton Waymeyer Henry Holt East Washington Street Ax Kelly Heer Gus Rosberg East Ohio Street I. H. Phares Walcott Street G. PF. Hanna W. W. Webb Beville Avenue Albert C. Hanna Fletcher Avenue William F. Cleary Huron Street O. Despo Shelby Street G. W. McLaughlin English Avenue Joseph Shelton Fnet Walter Rouse Lexington Avenue George W. Crouch Woodlawn Avenue George McKibben Villa Avenue J. A. Wilson Hoyt Avenue John Denwood Southeastern Avenue Tenth Ward Alonzo Graham Meek Street R. W. Gray East Washington Street Charles A. Tilghman East Pearl Street Willis Willoughby Maryland Street Pennsylvania Meridian I. N. Cotton Virginia Avenue A. W. Allardt Lord Street Joseph Finley Aron Street Etshth John AL. Marsee Miller Hotel Nth Alabama Street Sam? Carson Ae Sremeary Yeeiea William E.ite South Meridian Walter S. Steinmers Beaupre House Corner Senate Avues Earns Sabes MolePrand J. E. Weirl South West Street Rufus Phillips West Pearl Street George Everhart West Chesapeake Street James A. Wilson South Illinois Street George Pierce Henry Street John Sorn Con Moe Ey Teighth Prence Rsdon Vott South Weat Street Harry Perk Tinots Street Walter Durbin Engine House Merrill and Russell Avenue Charles Warrington Union Street William Hillman South Meridien Street Charles Wargler Meridian Street Walter Sourbler Church Street W. C. Weaver Adam Snideman Meikle Street Henry Hoile John W. Faber Wilkins Street A. Foxton Kansas Street James W. Hudson William L. Morgan South Meridian Street Thirteenth J. T. Fletcher Raymond Street Center Township B. Dawson Manchset James Migennis Brown's Hall Miami Street Norwood Charles Johnson Tuxedo Republican Club New York Street Sherman Drive Joseph Easterday Thirty-fourth Street Decatur Township Joseph D. Seerley Alley Newsom J. F. Burnett's Washington Township Jacob Coleman Bridgeford Albert Newby A. T. Bowen Nora Ind Henry M. Messong Town Hall Broad Ripple Dayton Dawson Masonic Hall Millersville Db. B. Shideler Central Avenue Forty-sixth Street Wayne Township John H. Carter Atv Yoting Place Benavis David Rippetoe West R. E K. Cole Wesbo H.C. Tomlinson Republican Club J. . Leest Joseph A. Weddle King Street C. F. White West Michigan Street A. W. Cox Hilton's Flackville W. M. Armstrong Olinville Postoffce Tenti Fielding Beeler Pleasant Grove W. G. Hull Gouillet_ street Louis Beasley Alva Franzec Blemarck Street Criminal Court Room Indianapolis Charles N. Tecan Harry E. Negley Secreta Fifteenth Ward Church and Ray Streets Fifth Precinct Joseph Sheppard Justice of the Peace Union Elliott Republican County Committee Henry W. Ridpath Charles E. Thornton

Union molders clash reported by witness in Cincinnati

Clement A. Greenleaf told police Monday night he was attacked by two molders and identified one as the union business agent. Investigations found George Custer, the Molders' Union business agent, was in Cincinnati and unaware of any trouble.

Clement A. Greenleaf George Custer Molders’ Union Cincinnati

Seaton's Hat Store and Local Insurance Notices

Seaton's Hat Store promotes Janes's Dustless Oats for horses. Insurance ads by W. W. Dark & Co emphasize German Fire Insurance of Indiana and coverage for fire, tornado, and explosion from offices on 29 South Delaware Street and New East Market Street.

German Fire Insurance of Indiana Delaware Street New East Market Street

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