Trouble at Indiana Avenue Barrel House Sparks Police Action
Patrolman Montgomery responding to a reported fight at Rosenbaum’s barrel house on 56 Indiana Avenue found managers Jeffery and Rosenbaum accused of resisting, selling liquor after hours, and disturbuing order. Porter tried resisting arrest. crowd of about a thousand watched as police intervened and shut the saloon.
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Sam Rosenbaum
Frank Jeffery
Nichon Rosenbaum
Indiana Avenue
Jeffnery
Lewis Montgomery
Rosenbaum
Roscnm
Montgomery
Jeffery
Jef
Ed Porter
Hiawatha Street
Porter
Rosen
Trimpe
Lowe
Turners Hold Thirty-First Indiana District Meeting
The thirty first annual Indiana District Turners meeting gathered delegates from South Bend Evansville Danville Fort Wayne Terre Haute Louisville and Chicago at South Side Turners Hall Prospect Street. An executive board report was read and authority given to set next meeting location and timing with Davenport hosts in July. Eighteen delegates were chosen for No Turnfest in Davenport with events including a post meeting supper concert and dramatic entertainment.
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Indiana
South Bend
Louisville
Davenport
South Side
Turners’ Hall
Attempted murder on Tremont and Tenth street
Gilbert Martin, a seventeen year old, attacked John Primes with a knife on Tremont Avenue at Tenth street. Primes was slashed in the neck and stabbed in the back but wore a rubber and survived. Martin fled and was not found. Primes sought care from Dr. Cain on King Avenue.
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Gilbert Martin
Bismarck Avenue
John Primes
Tremont Avenue
Tenth Street
Martin
Primes
Martie
Dr. Cain
King Avenue
Quarrel Ends With Coffee Injury at Bates Alley
Solomon La Follete of 3 Bates alley clashed with his wife yesterday morning. She hurled boiling coffee, injuring his right shoulder and arm. City physicians treated the wounds. The dispute arose after Follete returned home reportedly under liquor seeking more money from his wife.
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Solomon la Follete
Bates Alley
Lapliete
la Follete
Follete
Jease King Taken to Pesthouse after Smallpox Case
City Dispensary doctors unearthed a severe case of emailpox in Jesse King of 519 South Capitol Avenue. Five people in the house were quarantined after officers were dispatched. a patrolman refused to respond upon hearing the illness was smallpox. King was Desthouse when taken for treatment.
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Gufferer
Jesse King
South Capitol Avenue
Beuhler
King
Desthouse
Meter controversy heats up as councilmen face threats
The meter ordinance debate grows more heated with threats and intimidation aimed at council members. City officials report intimidation from opponents while several leaders insist threats will not sway votes. Councilman John L. McFarland defiantly supports meters with rate amendments and urges sane consideration amid pressure.
Councilmen Push Meter Investigation Tour to Other Cities
Councilman Sourbier will propose a resolution for a committee of contracts and franchises to tour cities with meter systems. Councilman Cooper favors Columbus Ohio to see the 4 cent rate. A special committee may be appointed soon to conduct the junket.
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Sourbier
Committee On Contracts and Franchises
Cooper
Columbus
Pittsburg
German American Male Chorus to Feature at Monument Dedication
A 250 voice chorus drawn from German and American singing societies will perform at the monument dedication next week under Franz Bellinger of the Maennerchor. The program includes The Battle Hymn of the Republic rearranged for chorus, The Star Spangled Banner, and America with band accompaniment. A rehearsal occurred last Wednesday with another planned, and the chorus is slated to sing at 10 o'clock on the dedicatory morning.
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Franz Bellinger
Maennerchor
Bellinger
America
Ford Mayer
Asleep on Roof Blocks Street. Man Ramps at Police
Richard Dunn, a bricklayer, drank away Saturday night and Sunday, then climbed a ladder to a roof and dozed. He resisted officers Streit and Losh and attacked prisoners and two colored men in a police cell before being restrained and jailed.
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Streit
Losh
Division Street
Richard Dunn
Dunn
Oliver Avenue
John Long
Whipped by Women
Elmer J. Lynch of 1128 East Pratt Street fought with five women at 332 West Washington Street yesterday afternoon. After entry, Lynch allegedly insulted Miss Hamilton, sparked a confrontation, and was struck by her. He retaliated, sparking a melee in which four boarding women joined to beat him. Lynch and the Hamilton woman sustained minor injuries. all involved were arrested by Patrolman Slate.
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Elmer J. Lynch
Pratt Street
Mattle Hamilton
West
Washington Street
Lynch
Hamilton
Miss Hamilton
Slate
An Old Man Falls From Monument Stand
Cornelius Kinney aged sixty five living at 513 West St Clair street fell from a dedication stand on the monument yesterday afternoon about three o clock and suffered a broken hip and head injuries. Passers by carried him to the pavement and an ambulance took him home. He had worked for forty five years with the Big Four Railroad Company as an engineer and later as a flagman.
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Cornelius Kinney
West St. Clair Street
Kinney
Mr. Kinney
City Dispensary Ambulance
Big Four Railroad Company
Colored Woman Anxious to Die
Emma Twine a 26 year old Black woman living at 918 East Washington street attempted suicide with morphine yesterday. After her husband left during a money dispute she bought the drug, revived by City Dispensary doctors after about two hours, and warned she would try again once recovered. New pianos advertised at Wulschner's starting $165.
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Emma Twine
East
Washington Street
May Heat Brings City to Parks and Excursions
Warm May weather drew crowds to city parks and crowded streetcars as excursion trains ferried visitors from Indiana Ohio and Michigan City. Rail lines moved thousands with Riverside and Fairview Parks hosting thousands. ice cream stands ran dry by mid afternoon while autos and carriages sped residents to outdoor leisure amid a seasonal opening of cheap Sunday trips.
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Weather Bureau
Riverside Park
Fairview Park
Union Station
Indiana
Ohio
Lafayette
Union City
Elkhart
Cincinnati
Terre Haute
Lake Erie & Western
Michigan City
Pennsylvania Railroad
Urbana
Dayton
Vandalia
Big Four
Aurora
Phaeton
Washington Street
Lajoie and Clarke
Fair Grounds
Newby Oval
Robert Grege Remembered By Iodianapolis Citizen
An Iodianapolis resident who has lived here for many years spoke yesterday of Robert Grege saying he was a fine man in every regard. He noted Grege once taught as a professor at the old seminary on land now part of University Park. The speaker recalled Grege had separated from his wife before his will was drawn due to unendurable domestic conditions, making the will seem unusual.
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Iodianapolis
Robert Grege
University Park
Grege
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Cure for Catarrh
An advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a constitutional remedy for catarrh affecting nose throat stomach and other organs. It cites testimonials including William Sherman of Milwaukee claiming a 20 year catarrh case was cured after four bottles.
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Hood
William Sherman
6Th St
Milwaukee
Wis
Nearly Tragic Shootout Aims at Bungaloo Rival on Ohio Blake
A Bungaloo gang member attempted to shoot a fellow gang member on a Monday evening at the corner of Ohio and Blake streets. The assailant demanded surrender, searched pockets, and fired twice after a struggle. One bullet grazed a coat. the other missed. Police were alerted but could not identify the assailants. The incident stemmed from a dispute over a romance with the gang leader’s sweetheart.
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Ohio and
Blake Streets
Blake Street
Charles Metcalf
New York Street
Dresed
Metcalf
Lee
Samuel Chasteen
Chasteen
Hyland
Gerber
Bungaloo
Trade visits and council actions noted in weekly meeting
U C T A G R Temperly will tour the southeast this week while S T Brown plans an extended trip through Michigan and Canada. B T Willis of Cincinnati Council No 2 attended, T B Lacey will visit trade routes in southern and eastern Indiana. E J Webber of Council 187 Ander son visited Connect No 4 to aid Grand Council ahead of May 1. Henry Prather of Martinsville attends Council No 4. E L Moore R G Cummins J E Merri wether and F O Hoyt join as new members. Beck and Harris reinstated. A special traction car will leave Maryland and Illinois streets at 30 o'clock next Saturday. all members urged to attend Grand Council in Anderson.
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S. T. Brown
Michigan
Canada
B. T. Willis
Cincinnati Council
T. B. Lacey
E. J. Webber
Council
Anderson
Connect
Grand Council
Henry Prather
Martinsville
Indiana
E. L. Moore
R. G. Cummins
J. E. Merriwether
F. O. Hoyt
R. Beck
H. J. Harris
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Illinois
Forty Hours Devotion Opens at St John’s Church
A Forty Hours devotion began at St John’s Church with a 10 o’clock high mass celebrated by Rev. Francis Gavish assisted by Rev. E J Zirchelbach as deacon and Stephen J Donohue sub deacon. The litany was chanted after the mass as the sacrament was placed in a monstrance for public view. Exercises end Tuesday night with a solemn procession led by a priest and children in white scattering flowers inside the church.
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St. John’s Church
Francis Gavish
E. J. Zirchelbach
Stephen J. Donohue
Neighborhood Frightens Residents Over Suspicious Figure
Police were called after residents near 700 Minnesota Street reported a man in female clothing lurking in the area. Officers found Lucy Brooker, a six five year old woman in a field holding a horse, as they questioned her about the disturbance.
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Minnesota Street
Lucy Brooker
Radford Gatewood Arrest After Poolhall Fight
Radford Gatewood was arrested by Patrolman Montgomery on a charge of assault and battery. The incident occurred at Scott's saloon on West S J. Clair street Friday night where Gatewood and Stewart Green argued during a pool game and Gatewood struck Green with a billiard cue leaving several head injuries. Gatewood fled and was found yesterday morning.
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Radford Gatewood
Montgomery
Gatewood
Stewart Green
Scott
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