Maccabees Entertain Leaders at Tomlinson Hall
A free Maccabees event at Tomlinson Hall features Mrs. Hollister supreme commander speaking. Major Bookwalter and other leaders address the crowd as Beiser's orchestra and soloists perform. Lodges from nearby towns attend. hall decor is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
ORDER
Tomlinson Hall
the Maccabees
Major Bookwalter
D. P. Markey
Michigan
Supreme Record
George Snegle
Milo Meredith
J. W. Replogle
Ladies of the Maccabees
Lillian Hollister
Supreme Comander
Bina West
Grace Meredith
Beiser
Josephine Brem
Merman-Edmunds
J. Russell Powell
Harry Porter
Maccabees
Hollister
National Council of Women
Ladies of Maccabees
Arrestees Discharged After Chicago Visit Ending in Vagrancy Case
Charles Dumeer claimed his father a wealthy Chicago manufacturer and was discharged after a vagrancy arrest of Frank Bush and John Holland by Patrolman Rockefeller. The trio, from Cincinnati en route to Chicago, had worked at the Buffalo and Charleston expositions. The judge and crowd reacted to Dumeer’s boast and a public admonition, with the men leaving the city.
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Charles Dumeer
Chicago
Frank Bush
John Holland
Rockefeller
Connoway
Cincinnati
Dumser
Chicago News
Collins
Jalon
Prosecutor Collins
Bailly Daweon
Garland to Lecture at Butler College on Trails and Northwest Travel
Hamiin Garland will give a lecture before the Atheneum at Butler College in June on his favorite Joys of the Trail. The talk will feature prose and verse about his Northwest trip and Western life, based on his best known stories. Meanwhile a rumor surfaced that Cyrus J. Clark, Republican county auditor nominee, was in danger. offices and police stations received calls for confirmation, though Clark later appeared and said he would return to work soon.
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Hamiin Garland
Atheneum
Butler College
Garland
Great Northwest
Cyrus J. Clark
County
Auitor
Cabe
Clark
Grand Lodge of Masons Opens Eighty Fifth Annual Meeting
The Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons of Indiana convened at the Masonic Temple for its eighty fifth annual meeting with 600 subordinate lodges represented. Officers to be installed include Master James W. Dunbar, Deputy Grand Master William E English, and Grand Treasurer Martin H. Rice among others. The Grand Secretary's report shows 36 107 names on the rolls and the body resumes sessions at 9 this morning.
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Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons of
Indiana
Masonic Temple
Grand Lodge
James W. Dunbar
Newbany
William
Marion Crosley
William H. Schntz
George A. Gay
Alfred W. Emery
Lincoln V. Cravens
Roger Parry
Tyler
Manual Training Plan to Keep Colored Children Off Streets
The Negro Civic League of Indianapolis proposes a summer manual training school for colored pupils with Board of School Commissioners support. Plans include use of Schools 23 and 4 and possible cooking instruction, with decisions referred to officials. Debates over school naming Irvington and Morton names noted, while cost concerns and a $10,000 special-fund appropriation pass. Commencement speakers and staff appointments outlined. heating upgrades for School No 4 discussed. payroll for May set at $52,143.08.
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Negro Civic League of
Indianapolis
Board of School Commissioners
League
Kendall
Cleland
Oliver P. Morton
Sloan
Irvington
Irving School
Irving Avenue
Irving Park
Moores
Charles F. Thwing
Adelbert College
Cleveland
Manusl
Shortridge
Mary Dickson
Minnie Tribby
Clara Fischer
Emma D. Mohr
Prospective Court Action in Anthracite Strike
The United Mine Workers may seek to void coal carrying railroads charters in Pennsylvania arguing they violated the State Constitution by mining and possessing mines while serving as common carriers. A Chicago conference led by John Mitchell and Franklin MacVeagh signals preparation for arbitration plans but may pivot to a legal challenge that pits labor against powerful coal interests. President Mitchell travels between the strike front and legal strategy as miners weigh next steps.
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United Mine Workers
Pennsylvania
Stone
Coal and Iron Police
Civic Federation
Miners’ Organization
John Mitchell
Frank P. Sargent
Samuel Keefe
Committee
The
Franklin MacVeagh
Federation
Chicago
Supreme Court
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
George R. Duncan
Wayne MacVeigh
Duncan
United States
Hazleton
Mitchell
Corporations Contribute to Creek Relief Fund
Coal Secretary Wilson of the United Mine Workers said he had received 2 percent in the endless letter chain begun for widows and orphans of the Coal Creek Tennessee mine disaster. Letters started reaching from heads of Saree and others, with contributions from 1 cent to 10 dollars. The Standard Oil Company and the Lake Erie and Western Railway Company have...
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Wilson
United Mine Workers
Coal Creek, Tenn
Ndard Old Company
Lake Erie & Western Railway Company
Prominent Contributors to the Coal Combine Network Mentioned
The article lists Whitehead-Hoag Badge Company Dayton works Bullock Electric Cincinnati Indiana Furniture and Indiana Newspaper Union as contributors to the coal combine network. It notes Federal Supply Company of Pittsburg supplying coal stores and cites ex Governor Bushnell of Ohio and James Kilbourne, former Ohio gubernatorial candidate, among donors.
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Whitehead-Hoag Badge Company
Dayton Last Works
Bullock Electric Manufacturing Company
Cincinnati
Indiana Furniture Company
Indiana Newspaper Union
Federal Supply Company
Pittsburg
Coal Combine
Bushnell
Ohio
James Kilbourne
Navy deserter Dolan arrested after furlough lapse
Frank Keets Dolan was arrested at his home by Officer John W. Newhouse as a Navy deserter. He enlisted April 1 191 ?, served on the Buffalo, granted a 12 day furlough, failed to report back, saying he had no money to return. He will be sent to New York and placed aboard the cruiser Columbia.
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Frank
Keets
Dolan
Minerva Street
John W. Newhouse
United States Navy
Navy
Buffalo
Newport News
Newhouse
New York City
Columbia
Daniel Sullivan Dies Suddenly in Ramsey's Saloon
Daniel Sullivan a longtime Pennsylvanian Railroad fast freight engineer died in Ramsey's saloon at State and Washington streets. He appeared asleep at 7:30 after an afternoon in the bar. Dr. Wilson Reed said kidney and heart disease likely caused heart failure. He was 50, lived at 416 Walcott, and left a wife and three children.
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Daniel Sullivan
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ramsey
State
Washington Streets
Sullivan
Wilson Reed
Brayton
Walcott Street
Columbus
Difficulties in forming a state ticket rise amid party discontent
The text notes the chairman faces personal disappointments as Charles H Greathouse declines to run again for superintendent of public instruction. It cites angry complaints that the state committee has slept and failed to capitalize on Democratic gains from spring elections, risking an unappealing slate without unpopular figures.
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Charles H. Greathouse
Conference Discusses Big Four Motive Power Strike
William Garstang, superintendent of motive power, and master mechanics met to discuss the machinists threat of strike. The local union has voted to strike if wage demands are not met. A further conference is scheduled for Saturday.
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William Garstang
Big Four
Machinists
Dunlaps Celebrated Hats At Seaton's Hat Store
PENNSYLVANIA LINES. Special train schedules to Louisville and Madison with round trips priced at 1.50 and 1.25 respectively. Depart Indianapolis at 7 a.m. for Louisville and 7:30 a.m. for Madison. Returns from Louisville at 7 p.m. and Madison at 6 p.m. Also notes a baseball game Indianapolis versus Louisville.
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Louisville
Indianapolis
Madison
Terre Haute
Imperial Shrine pilgrimage route from Indianapolis to San Francisco
The Murat Temple of Indianapolis offers a special sleeper charter and rail rates for an Imperial Council Shrine pilgrimage. Depart June 2 at 3:25 pm via multiple rail lines, arriving in San Francisco by June 8, with round trips from $54.15 and May 26 to June 7 ticket sales. Contact O L Wade or M Bronson for details.
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Co. A
Murat Temple
Indianapolis
San Francisco
Big Four
St. Louis
Wabash
Union Pacific
Salt Lake City
Southern Pacific
Colorado
O. L. Wade
Transportation Committee
Care Big Four
East
Washington Street
Burlington
Chicago
California
Denver
Rio Grande
Magnificent
Salt Lake
North Pacific Coast
Billings
St. Paul
Land of 10,000 Lakes
One Fare for Round Trip and Deluxe Rail Offers
Rail promotions announce round trip fares with limited travel windows and extensions. Details include schedules from Cincinnati to Indianapolis via Pennsylvania Vandalia lines, and special Decoration Day rates within 150 miles, with final return deadlines and via routes. Contact Big Four ticket office for full particulars and bookings.
Knife in Stabbing Case Prompts Court Fight at Police Court
George Allison was arraigned on assault with intent to kill after injuring Lewis Lyons near West Street and Indiana Avenue. Lyons is hospitalized. Acting Judge Connoway bound Allison over to the grand jury in 1000 dollars bond. Prosecutor Collins sought the knife used in the fight, claimed by the State. Allison’s attorney John O Spahr argued it belonged to Mrs. Allison. Spahr and Collins traded barbs in court before Spahr left, muttering inaudible words.
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George Allison
Lewis Lyons
West Street
Indiana Avenue
Lyons
Allison
Connoway
Collins
John O. Spahr
Connowey
Spahr
Three Prisoners Escape From Workhouse In Night Debacle
Thomas Davis Joseph Ferriter and Henry McElwaine slipped from a fourth tier cell window using a blanket rope. Davis a burglar with nitroglycerin kit fled after a struggle with three officers. Ferriter known as a local crook and McElwaine, who beat his wife, were found missing yesterday.
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Thomas Davis
Joseph Ferriter
Henry McElwaine
Davis
Ferriter
McEwaine
Frank Littlejohn
Shaw
Democrats Frustrated by Committee Tactics In State Race
Democrats express exasperation with the committee’s conduct as Chairman O'Brien finds the draft plan weak. An effort to derail Adam Heimberger of New Albany by moving him from secretary of state candidacy to Supreme Court reporter for Capt. D. F. Allen of Frankfort collapsed, with Allen not participating.
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O'Brien
Democratic State Committee
Adam Heimberger
New Albany
Supreme Court
D. F. Allen
Frankfort
Allen
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