Expulsion of Isadore Wulfson by Kennesseth Israel
The Kennesseth Israel congregation at Eddy and Merrill streets expelled Isadore Wulfson on October 19 1902 by a majority vote after he refused to answer charges. He was accused of attempting to incite a riot during New Year’s and the Day of Atonement incidents and of placing a package in the synagogue corridor later found to be pig’s feet. The resolutions threaten prosecution if he comments further and call on Mayor Bookwalter and the Board of Safety to ensure Wulfson attends to his own affairs. A copy of the charges and expulsion is to be sent to all Hebrew congregations in the city.
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Congregation of
Kennesseth Israel
Isadore Wulfson
Congregation
Eddy and Merrill Streets
Wulfson
Trotsky
Bookwalter
Lafety
Church
Friends
England
Europe
Christ
Timothy Nicholson
Richmond
Stanley
Nicholson
Edward M. Wistar
Philadelphia
Rachael Kirk
United States
Cyrus Beede
Oskaloosa, Ja
N.C
Woody
South
Jen Coma
Ahalaay
Ichmond
Ind
Board of Foreign Missions
Carolina M. Wood
Mount Isco
A. Rosenberg
Phebe
Aydelott
Fall River
Mass
United
Columbia Club Escort Invite
Members of Columbia Club are urged to attend the clubhowre at 7 9 this evening to act as escort to Genator Hanne.
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Columbia Club
Genator Hanne
Officers and Committees of the New Church Government Selected
Delegates at the quinquennial conference of the Society of Friends chose Timothy Nicholson as chair and Edmund McGrew as secretary for the Five-year Meeting. London Yearly Meeting praised the unity of American Quakers and urged stronger discipline and coordinated efforts against liquor.
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Society of Friends
Friends’ Church
United States
Canada
Edmund Stanley
Kansas
R. H. Thomas
London Yearly Meeting
English Friends
Devonshire House
Bishopgate Without
London
B. C
John Newland
North American Society
Christ
Timothy Nicholson
Indiana
Linden L. Hobbs
North Carolina
Absalom Rosenberger
Iowa
Charles E. Tebbetts
California
William P. Hayworth
Albert J. Brown
Robert Ferris
New York
Samuel Neave
Baltimore
John B. Peel
Wilmington
Edmund McGrew
Oregon
Rufus M. Jones
Philadelphia
James Wood
Mt. Kisko
Allen C. Thomas
Haverford College
Mary E. Cartland
Allen Jay
Peter W. Raidabaugh
Plainfield
Ind
Charles W. Sweet
Nathan Brown
Aaron M. Bray
Robert E. Prettow
Washington
William V. Coffe
Wichita
Elwood O. Ellis
Richmond
R. Esther Smith
Miles White, Jr
Allen Thomas
Rufus Jones
Business Committee
Quaker
Evangelistic and Church Extension Board
Isom P. Wooten
Wooten
New Jewish Congregation Formed In City
A number of Hebrews formed Congregation Beth Hamidrash Hagudol and filed articles of association. Members will be strictly orthodox. Officers include Nathan Bornstein president and Jacob Grossman vice president. Other notes list various local incorporations and a traction company right of way petition in Marion County. New planes at $16 and up at Wuichner's.
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Congregation Beth Hamidrash Hagudol
Nathan Bornstein
Jacob Grossman
David Shulman
Louis Sagalowsky
William Barnett
Jacob Sattinger
Abraham Rosenthal
Northwestern Oil Company
Geneva
Ind
Chicago
R. C. Bowen
L. N. Lethin
D. BR. Lethin
C. A. Smith
H. E. Olsen
H. W. Ratterman
G. M. Peck
Red Sand
Auburn
John F. Shuman
Sol. A. Wood
Angola
Warrick Rooting Tire Company
Newburg
Warrick County
Harry A. Wartmann
Cest L. Ragan
Frederick Cook
Enry Cook
Richard W. Hampton
Thos. Hampton
Stockwell State Bank
Aes Aes Capital
Ferrisville Cemetery Association
Penn Township
St. Joseph County
Indianapolis Northern Traction Company
E. C. Carpenter
Marion County
Siege Avenue
Purifying the White River water by Kingan plant
The Kingan Company operates a west river plant to soften and purify White River water for steam and other uses. Lime is added to precipitate hardness and reduce organic matter, yielding hundreds of thousands of gallons daily of clear soft water suitable for boiler use and potential drinking quality.
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White River
Anderson
Indianapolis
Kingan Company, Ltd
Washington Street
MacDougall & Son
Detroit
Kingan Yards
Kingan
Kingan Company
Daughters of Pocahontas oppose Red Men home plan
At the Improved Order of Red Men annual gathering the committee on funding a home for indigent Red Men was shelved as members argued against building a home for orphans or indigent members. They debated approving grants to the Red Men's League, with figures discussed ranging from fifty to three hundred dollars, before the report failed to advance and the meeting adjourned without action on the project.
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Improved Order of Red Men
Committee On
Rea Men's League
Pocahontas Degree Work Delivers New Tribes and Reforms
Delegates arrive for Daughters of Pocahontas meeting in Masonic Hall after officers installed. Grand officers host a reception at Grand Hotel as committees organize on credentials laws revision and grievances. The order reports twenty new tribes this year and improved finances, with $900 dedicated to the orphans’ home pending law changes.
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Masonic Hall
Daughters of Pocahontas
Grand Hotel
H. Saltzgaber
Lafayette
Great Pocahontas
Lebanon
Sue Festus
Terre Haute
C. B. Hicks
Sue Biddlecombe
Wabash
Alvin Wier
Carmack
Shaw
Indiana
Indiana Order
Schulmeyer Testifies in Po-Hee Court Against Emhart Brothers
John Schulmeyer testified Tuesday morning in Po-Hee Court, naming the Emhart brothers in the case rather than Shortemeter, contradicting yesterday’s account. The testimony clarified key identities and timelines for the ongoing proceeding.
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John Schulmeyer
Po- Hee Court
Emhart Brothers
Independent New York Limited trains to run via Pennsyl vania lines
The New York Limited becomes an independent through train from St. Louis and Indianapolis with library dining and sleeping cars. An independent sleeping car starts from Indianapolis to New York, leaving at 7 15 p m. Three through sleeping and dining trains run daily from Indianapolis to New York at 8 10 a m 3 16 p m and 7 15 p m with through cars. For info contact W W Richardson Indianapolis district agent.
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New York Limited
St. Louis
Indianapolis
Pittsburg
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
New York
Indianapolis Union Station
W. W. Richardson
Ind
Indiana Bankers Association meeting route fare notice
Official route to the American Bankers Association annual meeting in New Orleans La. offers a 22.5 round trip rate 22.3 with tickets on sale November 7 8 9 and 10 1902 return extension to November 20 1902 open to the public Special through sleepers from Indianapolis for Indiana Bankers Association members Pullman fare one double berth one way 5.50 for details contact Pennsylvania Lines agents No 48 East Washington Street Union Station Indianapolis secretary Charles L Farrell or the undersigned W W Richardson District Passenger Agent.
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Indiana Bankers’ Association
American Bankers’ Association
New Orleans
Indianapolis
Pennsylvania Lines
Washington Street
Union Station
Charles L. Farrell
W. W. Richardson
Big Four Route Excursions from Indianapolis October 26
Special trains depart Indianapolis Union Station at 7 a.m. for Cincinnati Terre Haute Greencastle and Decatur with round trip fares around 1.25. Returns from Cincinnati, Terre Haute at 7 p.m. Rates apply to intermediate points. colonists' one-way fares to the South, Southeast and Southwest. Contact R P Algeo, D P A, Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis Union Station
Cincinnati
Terre Haute
Greencastle
Indianapolis
Nion Station
R. P. Algeo
Washington Street
Janes
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