Through Interurban Line Opens to Franklin and Greenwood
The first through car on the interurban between this city and Franklin ran yesterday with road officers business and professional men from Franklin and Greenwood aboard. Return trip guests included Joseph I. Irwin president of the company. Through cars from Franklin will run next week. Travel time is one hour forty five minutes. when ballast work finishes the twenty one mile route will drop to one hour. Edward Birge editor music supervisor in Indianapolis public schools joins as music supervisor. born Providence R I educated Brown Yale. Charlies S Thomas and James F Millis named as math teachers. Thomas ex Pendleton graduate State University former principal Bedford High School Millis current Covington Ind school principal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Greenwood
Lis
Joseph I. Irwin
Couy. Perher
Edward Birge
State Normal School of Connecticut
New Haven
Indianapolis
Nec
Providence
R. I
Brown Universty
Yale
George M. Greene
Jerome Hayes
New York
W. ©. Hammond
The
State University
Bedford High School
Millis
Covington, Ind
Musical and literary program by school No. 4 pupils
A Wednesday evening entertainment by West Michigan Street School No. 4 pupils featured Miss Emma Adam as organizer with assistants Miss Clara Hohnstadt Miss Verle Davidson Miss Lillie Adam and Master Ellis by. Choral work guided by Miss Emma Jam and Miss Clara Bohnstadt highlighted by Master Levy violin solo. The program included senior chorus and glee club songs with pieces like Sweet and Low Cradle Song Recessional Son of a Desert and Wake Wake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Michigan Street
Emma Adam
Clara Hohnstadt
Verle Davidson
Lillie Adam
Ellisby
Emma Jam
Clara Bohnstadt
3 Levy
Glee Club Taawallons
Cradle One
Verla Davidson
Mikes
Ellis Levy
Adam
Seeee Shoo
Sahare A Amtinus
Fatal shotgun accident ends a seven year old's life
A piecing tragedy on the Hockville road north of the National road leaves Willie Roberson dead after a sister, nine, handles a double barreled shotgun. The children played in the kitchen as parents worked in the garden. Mabel, Earl, and neighbor’s child joined Willie. a struggle over the gun ends with a discharge tearing the boy’s face and killing him instantly. Police and coroner called, family grief heavy, details given in scattered statements. The report also notes a church wedding in Indianapolis and a Lebanon marriage, with various attendees and future plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Roberson
Henry and
Maude Roberson
Hockville Road
Wille
Mabel
Earl
Harry Edmondson
Willie
Richard Campman
Kruger and
Kinney
Charles G Haag Dies After Street Accident On Massachusetts Ave
Charles G Haag, struck by a Brightwood car on Massachusetts avenue Friday evening, died early yesterday at his home after being taken to City Hospital and then returned home per family request. He lived at 21 Broadway and was brother to Louis E Haag, a druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Haag
Brightwood
Massachusetts Avenue
Broadway
Louis E. Haag
Thorne Niblack wedding noted in Chicago church
Miss Narcissa Niblack and Mr. James Thorne wed at Trinity Episcopal Church Chicago in a large gathering of friends and relatives. Miss Niblack’s bridesmaids included Mabel Thorne maid of honor and Marion Austin Gertrude Potter Mary Steel Helen Lord Kathryn Bayley Esther Haughey. Attendants and guests from Indianapolis and Chicago attended the ceremony and reception events follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Page
New York
M. D. Butler
Piquy
Eugene Field
Chicago
Atwood Hinds
North Delaware Street
Harry W. Griffith
Lexington Ky
Frank Bird
Sear Abe
T. Forthay
N. F. Dalton
First Baptist Church
Emily E. Nicholson
Denver
Col
W. H. Smythe
North Capitol Avenue
Franklin W. Hays
Jumchees
Blance- Cune
Glendale
Emma Messing
Isaac Rice
Lafayette
Mates Spielhoff
Eir
Laura Justine
Stuart Brown
Louisville
Rawson
Grand Rapids
Mich
James 8
Central Avenue
M. E
Lillian Moore
North East Street
Leroy Templeton
Templeton
Universalist Church
Ida Jeussine
North Illinois Street
Indiana-Boston School of Expression and Dramatic Art
Plymouth Church
Helen Nell Lemmon
Rae Marie Dezsauer
Everett Lyman Wier
John Candee Dean
Mary Scott Kaufman
Reading
Ladies’ Society
George Bauer
Cart von Hake
William Othe
Hugh Love
Robert Keller
W. A. Pickens
Charles Aneshaensel
C. C. Perry
Ferdinand Smock
Ralph Smith
John Russell Adams
Denison Hotel
Herbert Taylor
John Coburn
McGlensey
Julia Kern
Beatrice Klass
Belle Layman
Erma Stanhope Aibyre
Miles Mary Louise Sanders
Bery Maude Showers
Margaret Shine
Edith Elsen
Iris Wynn
Henriette Frenzel
Florence Cothrell
Isabel Haas
Thorne—Niblack
Narcissa Niblack
William C. Niblack
James Thorne
Trinity Episcopal Church
Claypool Hotel directors overwhelmed by bids
Architect Frank M. Andrews received 890 bids for the Claypool Hotel in Indianapolis. Directors and Andrews worked late tallying bids to speed review with plans undecided on material and height. A contractor from the Planters Hotel in St. Louis predicts the new Claypool will outshine the Planters Hotel, which already towers over Bates House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Andrews
Claypool Hotel
Andrews
Planters
St. Louis
Claypool Hotel Company
Bates House
Martindale
Machinists Meet Over Strike in Indianapolis
The Machinists Union held a late session to discuss strike actions. It voted to urge the Central Labor Union to place Potts and National Automobile on the unfair list for refusing to bargain. Negotiations are pending with Rockwood Manufacturing, Chandler Taylor, Dean Bros, and American Bicycle. Union says 50 plants are already out, with Metal Trades Association action not binding Indianapolis. Fred W. Pentske, elected to represent the local at the Toronto international convention, departs tomorrow and aims to secure the 1903 convention for Indianapolis. Board of Trade and Commercial Club will assist, hoping to bring about a 1-week to 10-day visit for 30-40 men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Machinists’ Union
Central Labor Union
C. & A. Potts
National Automobile Company
Lst
Rockwood Manufacturing Company
Chandler & Taylor Company
Dean Bros
American Bicycle Company
Metal Trades’ Association
International Machinists’ Association
Chicago
Indianapolis
Metal Grades' Association
Fred W. Pentske
Toronto
Can
Board of Trade and Commercial Club
At the Golf Links Nebeker and Lockard Miller Cups Qualifiers
A large crowd watched Nebeker cup men and Lockard Miller cup women medal play at the Country Club. Early play due to threatening weather concluded before the rain. Qualifiers for men were D Miller Lockard Burford Milliken Sharpe and Denny. Women qualifiers were E Burford New Coffin and Augusta Jameson. Finals set for tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Miller
A. ¥. Lockard
H. Burford
W. M. Milliken
J. K
Judge Hines III Ill. tenth annual music school commencement
Judge Hines III of Millersville, once Benjamin Harrison's law partner, is seriously ill at Deaconess Hospital with inflammatory rheumatism and age related complications. The Metropolitan School of Music held its seventh annual commencement at the Propylaeum last evening with two graduates, Nathan David Davis on violin and Clarence Veeder Nixon on piano, both performing two pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Hines
Fletcher S. Hines
Millersville
Benjamin Harrison
Deaconess Hospital
Metropolitan School of Music
Propylaeum
Lovels
Slippery Track Causes Mild Injuries in Street Car Collision
A Shelby street car on Broad Ripple line struck a Big Four freight train after a slip on a slick track. Motorman E Crag suffered a slight foot injury, with six passengers on the car sustaining damage. The car was moving slowly and was knocked back off the track. The Broad Ripple route cutover is complete, saving about eight minutes. The summer schedule begins Sunday with care every half hour in the forenoon and every 66 minutes thereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby
E Crag
Broad Ripple
Pennsylvania Street
Warrants Issued for Two Plant Strikers After Fight
Warrants were issued yesterday for the arrest of James Waters of 22 Blake street and John Luckey of 2153 Hillside avenue following a Wednesday evening clash at the Chandler and Taylor Company plant. The confrontation involved Michael McNulty a non union worker who was reportedly assaulted by the pair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chandler & Taylor Company
James Waters
Blake Street
John Luckey
Hillside Avenue
Michael McNulty
Wishard Accepts Revenue Post to Be U.S. District Attorney
Albert W. Wishard of Indiana accepts appointment as solicitor of internal revenue and will resign as United States district attorney. He will be succeeded by Joseph B. Kealing, vice chairman of the Republican state committee, with a transition this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert W. Wishard
United States
Indiana
Internal Revenue
Mr. Wishard
George M. Thomas
Vanceburg
Wishard
Commissioner of
Washington
Yerkes
Indianapolis
Kealing
Repulican
Wooden block bids criticized in city paving dispute
Clarence Kenyon of Hoosier Construction challenged City Engineer Jeup’s comparison of New York street wooden block bids with Union street asphalt bids as unfair citing greater grading and more crossings on New York street. He argued adjustments could show block bids not excessive when factors are counted. Also noted are plans to readjust engine house apparatus and renumber houses to maintain rotation policy with three new houses upcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Kenyon
Hoosier Construction Company
Jeup
New York Street
Union Street
Kenyon
Board of Safety
Co operative glass factories suspend work in Indiana
Indiana co operative window glass factories have closed for the season after trusts paid the co operatives to shut down through June. Hartford City plants stay open but are not connected to the trusts or co operatives. Trusts may market co operative output next season to set prices, causing several thousand workers to lose jobs until fall. New plants may rise in coal field cities as gas supplies dwindle, with possible facilities at Vincennes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Hartford City
Terri Faute
Vincennes
Retail Grocers Picnic Promises Statewide Attendance
The Indianapolis Retail Grocers Association will host its annual picnic at the State fair grounds on June 26 with the State Grocers Association helping recruit merchants from across the state. Excursion rates are expected, and events include horse and bicycle races and various athletic contests with many prizes. Committee chairmen include William Buschmann, prizes William Rothert, printing and advertising Harry Buddenbaum, transportation John Broom, privileges A. Lewis, finance H. E. Schortemeier, distribution D. B. Caplinger, music Robert Freund. John G. Schad is association president and Charles J. Taylor secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Retail Grocers’ Association
State Fair Grounds
State Grocers’ Association
William Buschmann
William Rothert
Harry Buddenbaum
John Broom
A. Lewis
H. E. Schortemeier
D. B. Caplinger
Robert Freund
John G. Schad
Association
Charles J. Taylor
Kittle May Miss Tomorrow's Race With Injuries
Kittle of the M T H S bicycle squad was injured Wednesday at Newby Oval. Initial shock masked internal injury. Right wrist swollen and pains grew. unless he improves today he will likely not ride in tomorrow's contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kittle
Newby Oval
Meetings Move to Second Presbyterian Church Next Week
On June 8 the Gospel Tabernacle on North East Street near Massachusetts Avenue announced meetings will resume Tuesday at the Second Presbyterian Church and continue there through the following Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gospel Tabernacle
North East Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Second Presbyterian Church
Jackpot Case Yields Guilty Verdicts in Goldsmith Post Office Robbery
The U S Court jury found George Harrold and Joseph Boude guilty of robbing Goldsmith post office of 150 dollars. The evidence was largely circumstantial. Jesse Page of Elnora was found not guilty of passing counterfeit money after a poker jackpot incident. 8 C Chambers, who pleaded guilty, was discharged by Judge Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
George Harrold
Joseph Boude
Goldsmith
Jesse Page
Elnora
Page
Baker
8 C. Chambers
Rainbow City Special Exposition Train and Excursions
Excursion notices from Sandusky Ohio and Indianapolis Indiana detail the Rainbow City Special vestibule train leaving Indianapolis daily in June 1901, daylight arrival to Pan-American Exposition, with new equipment and dining service. Weekend excursions to Terre Haute and Cincinnati priced at $1.25 or $1.50 round trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Buffalo
Yneveses
New York
Boston
Galion
Grand Central Station
Forty-second Street
Sa. m
Big Four
East Washington Street
Union Station
H. M. Bronson
Terre Haute
Indianapolis Union Station
Cincinnati
Jewelry designs in brooches and sterling silver pieces
A local advertisement offers original exclusive brooch designs and a large assortment of sterling silver pieces. It promises high quality workmanship and invites the reader to view the selection.
Missionary Alliance Convention Planned at Second Presbyterian
The Christian and Missionary Alliance to meet in this city at Second Presbyterian Church from June 8 to June 16. Delegates will arrive from Indiana Michigan Timets Ohio Missouri and Kentucky with many speakers from New York and Pennsylvania. Missionaries from China India Japan and Africa will share travel experiences and work progress. The first meeting will be held Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Second Presbyterian Church
Indiana
Michigan
Timets
Ohio
Missouri
Kentucky
New York
Pennsylvania
China
India
Japan
Africa
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LS. Ayres
Alliko
H. Lieber Company
West Washington St
Golf
Danbury Hat Co
East Washington
Badger Furniture CO
J.C. Sipe
North Meridian St
Ind
Entertainment
Wulschner’s
Miss Thorne
Robert Thorne
Joseph Fair
Charles W. Gillett
John G. Ralston
Harold (. Letton
Carl H. Lengenberg
Edwin W. Ryerson
C. W. Richardson
A. A. Abbott
Forts Seventh Street
Mrs. Thorne
Lucania
Forty-first Street
Brown
Cory
Indianapolis Journal
Lebanon
Ernest A. Brown
Carrie Cory
Personal and
NEW Claypool Hotel Directors
Planters’, of
Machinists’ Meeting
Judge Hines III
Howie
Joseph B. Kealing
United States District
Municipal Affairs
Co-Operative Glass Men
Sandusky, O
Via
Lake Erie & Western R. R
Indianapalis
Sandusky
South Illinois Street
Decatur
Janes
Juliusc
San
H. Deutsch
South
Ilinois St
Mobile
de Dion-Bouton
Automobile & Bicycle
North Pennsylvan
McLean
DR. J
McLean Medicine CO
TER
A. Burdsal Company
S. Meridian St
Maryland
Lilly & Stalnaker
Wasn. St
Way Points
Wellare
Aldwin Pianos
Paris
Progress Laundry
Surreys
Phaetons
Stanhopes Traps
Conde Implement Co
Washington St
Statehouse
B. Sullivan
South Capiital Avenue
Gora
WM. H. Block CO
Vonnegut Hardware CO
East
Washington Street
Union Painless Dentists
Cirela
B. Burpord
Carnsa
the Parrott-Taggart Bakery
Groves & Betz
Clifford & CO
Massachusetts Ave
New Vhone Ig
Alabama St
R. W. Furnas Ice Cream Co
S-Penn
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