Central Association Chooses Indianapolis for November Meeting
The Central Ohio Teachers Association with about 1500 members will hold its annual meeting in Indianapolis. Ohio cities sought the gathering but Indianapolis was chosen for accessibility and school study advantages. Delegates from Springfield and Dayton conferred with Indiana officials about Tomlinson Hall for November 7 and 8. The event draws large attendance and aims to showcase city schools.
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Central Ohio Teachers’ Association
Indianapolis
Ohio
Wheeler
Springfield
Werther
Dayton
C. N. Keniall
Indiana
C. D
Rochester
N. Y
Tomlinson Hall Meeting Opens Representative Overstreet Campaign
A Republican gathering at Tomlinson Hall Wednesday night is billed as a key campaign event. John Cockrum will preside with speakers Sherman and Vree of York and Major Alexander, clerk of the national House, among the speakers. Marion members will escort the speakers.
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Tomlinson Hall
Representative Overstreet
John Cockrum
Sherman and Vree
York
Major Alexander
National House of Tives
Pennsylvania
Marion
New Associations Capital Adjustments Reported
Hoyt Chemical Company of Indianapolis notified the secretary of state of an increase in its capital by 10 shares of stock. Indianapolis Switch and Frog Company decreased its capital from 900000 dollars.
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Hoyt Chemical Company
Secretary of State
Yes
Indianapolis Switch and
Frog Com
Bodies Found At Indiana Medical College Spark City Controversy
Detectives uncovered ten decomposed cadavers beneath the gravel floor of the Medical College of Indiana basement, prompting officials to claim the bodies dated to a five year old fire incident and were disposed of in lime. Drs Oliver and Cook defended the find as non threatening, while prosecutors vow no further search warrants. A wide-ranging pursuit continues to locate missing remains and expose any wrongdoing among faculty and students.
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Medical College of Indiana
Asch and Manning
W. F. Long
Central Medical College
William F. Long
Mary Pierce
Wallace Johnson
Ebenezer
Long
Mr. Long
Oliver
Jameson
Morrison
Collins
Gerber
David Ross
Rufus Cantrell
Cass Connoway
Walter Martin
Connoway
Cantrell
Grand Jury
Rich Haul Robbery Stuns St Clair Stns Area
A dark-skinned man about five feet six inches robbed Miss Eleanor Pierskey near St Clair and Pennsylvania Streets. He wore a light gray suit and brown slouch hat, escaped east on St Clair, taking five ten-dollar bills, five five-dollar bills in envelopes, a small purse with change, calling cards, a handkerchief and trinkets. bicycle patrol Losh and Duncan searched the area but found no trace.
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Eleanor Pierskey
St. Clair
Pennsylvania
St. Clair Street
Miss Piersiey
Duncan
Patrick Foley Dies After Stroke At Saloon Scene
Patrick Foley forty found unconscious behind Samuel Mack's saloon 23 North Alabama street yesterday afternoon. He died minutes later from a stroke of apoplexy. He is brother to Daniel Foley contractor at 8 English avenue. Foley was to stay in town to wrap a farm near Cumberland and was taken to his sister’s home.
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Patrick Foley
Samuel Mack
North Alabama Street
Foley
Daniel Foley
English Avenue
Cumberland
Navy recruiting office opens in Sayles building
A Navy recruiting office will open in this city tomorrow for one week in the Sayles building, 3 East Ohio Street. Lieut D M Wood will run it. Enlistments offer machinists, firemen, coal passers, electricians, carpenters, painters, seamen, landsmen, and apprentice boys with monthly pay and free clothing. Hospital stewards and apprentices are available. Four year enlistment with medical care and ration benefits. Mechanics sent to New York, landsmen to Norfolk, apprentices to Newport.
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Navy
Sayles
East
Ohio Street
D. M. Wood
Navy Department
New York
Norfolk
Newport, R. 1
President Roosevelt Sends Photo and Letter to St Vincent's Hospital
President Roosevelt, hospitalized at St Vincent's in Indianapolis on September 23, sent a large photograph and a personal inscription to the Sisters of Charity who cared for him. Secretary Cortelyou included a note explaining the gesture. Sister Josephine received the items with surprise and gratitude. the photograph and letter will be framed and displayed in a hospital parlor.
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Sisters of Charity
St. Vincent's Hospital
Roosevelt
Sisters of
Cortelyou
Sisters of St. Vincent’s Hospital
Indianapolis
George B. Corelyou
Josephine
Hital
Burglar William Martin Caught After North Side Break-Ins
Police capture William Martin, known as Charles Lewis, a suspected burglar tied to a string of North Side break-ins. He confessed to multiple house entries on Broad way Bellefontaine East Eighteenth Street and East Thirteenth Street and described stolen goods disposed of around the city. Mrs Hadley alerted officers via telephone, aiding a rapid arrest as Martin fled with clothing and shoes in hand.
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William Martin
Hull and Griffin
Martin
Hadley
College Avenue
Charles Woerner
Frank F. Wabher
Griffin
Hull
Buffalo
Kruger
Charles Lewis
Plainfield
September Postoffice Showing Report by Postmaster McGinnis
Postmaster McGinnis reports September mail handling totals: first class 5,611,960 pieces, up from 4,637,360 last year. Non first class mail 2,638,250, up from 2,055,600 in 1901. Special delivery letters rise by 1,116 to 3,317. Made-up packages from publishers total 6,194 racks, with a prior figure of 4,74 in September 1901. Office staff numbered twenty eight clerks, three more than in September 1901.
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McGinnis
Pick Injures Laborer at Police Station Site
Andrew Maize a colored laborer working on a cellar at the rear of the police station was struck in the face by a falling pick at noon yesterday. A deep gash was cut and he received treatment from Dr Kennedy at the City Dispensary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Maize
Maize
Kennedy
No Room for McCaslin in County Treasurer Office
George H. McCaslin, a Democratic auditor, seeks access to Marion county funds records and faces denial from Treasurer Armin C. Koehne. An alternative writ mandating admission awaits Koehne’s next court appearance, while Koehne defends office rules excluding non-employees from behind the counter.
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George H. McCaslin
Marion County
Henry Smith
Leathers
Armin C. Koehne
McCaslin
Judge Carter
8. M. Richcreek
Loss at Courthouse Brings Modest Fire Loss
A courthouse fire Saturday caused limited damage estimated under $600. Roof, walls, and attic interiors suffered, with skylights damaged and glass debris scattered. Most severe loss hit Company H Indiana National Guard armory, burning equipment for sixty men and fifty seven Springfield rifles. Captain Franklin organized a survey to assign responsibility and arrange replacements, while salvage crews limited overall loss.
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Criminal Court Jury Room
Indiana National Guard
Harry M. Franklin
Franklin
Interesting Display of Pine Mountain Minerals at Badger Window
A valuable mineral display from land recently acquired by Pine Mountain Mica and Asbestos Co is shown in Badger Furniture Show Windows. Ownership by Indianapolis capitalists adds interest, as development promises to be among the richest in local mining history and is owned by local people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Mountain Mica and Asbestos Company
Indianapolis
Badger Furniture Company
Excursions Sunday Oct 12 From Indianapolis and Cincinnati
Travel deals announce round trip specials by rail with departure times from Indianapolis Union Station at 7 p m and return times in the evening. destinations include Cincinnati Terre Haute and Greencastle with stated fares and intermediate stops. Local ads promote hardware stoves insurance veterinary services and pancake flour products and other goods.
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Indianapolis Union Station
Cincinnati
Terre Haute
Greencastle
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Amon
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H. Co. Carr
Proce
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Miss Turner
J. C. Sipe
Owono Jewelry
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Indianapolis, Ind
Dent
Fownes
Ant Omery
Washington St
Central Association
Ohio City
Indiana Medical College
Dra. Oliver
Cook
Knapp
City Board of Health
Albert Rich
Rich
Mount Jackson
Eleanor Piersky
Magele Martin
Wolcott Street
Naval Recruits
ST. Vincent’s Hospital
Frank Wocher
Him
North
Dunlap’s
Seaton’s
Koehne
Langsenkamp Dros
E. Georgia St
Amazon
Herrington
Techentin & Freiberg
W. B. Craig
Wood's Stable
Carl F. Walk
Julius
East Washington Street
Merchants’ Association
Union Stayl
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Jon St
Pennsylvania St
Chickerie
Chickering & Sons
Musical Courier
Chickering
Vose
Jewett, Ivers & Pond
Fischer, Wulschner, Cameron
Braumuller
Stewart
Stodart
Music House
Ferndell Pure
Ferndell
Keller
Ardmore
Mass
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Delaware
South East
Prospect
D. H. Baldwin & Co
South Meridian Street
Consult
W. H. Roll
Gentury Laundry Company
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Ohio and
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C. Aneshaensel & Co
Milwaukee
R. M. Mueller
Montani Bros.’ Orchestra
J. H. Reed
Joe
Aiton's
the Beat
Pioneer Brass Works
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