Indiana Building and Loan Associations Show Mixed 1902 Results
The annual Indiana showing compares 1902 with 1901 for 32 associations state wide and 26 in Marion County. Assets rose overall but Marion County reports a county loss due to liquidations. deposits and loans shifted, real estate and profits declined, while dues, dividends, and paid-up stock fluctuated.
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Indiana
Marion County
Cach
Seco
Ps Vehscey
Stoe
Rpwad
CUTTY
CUNY
Enameer
Miss Elizabeth Collins In Critical Condition After Bicycle Fall
Dr Leathers reports Miss Elizabeth Collins schoolteacher remains unconscious after a Sunday bicycle accident. Paralyzed right side and a possible brain clot threaten recovery. If no improvement by morning, surgeons may trephine to relieve brain pressure. Continuous uncertainty surrounds outcome.
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Leathers
Elizabeth Collins
Miss Collins
John H. Oliver
Royal Arch Masons Indiana Elects New Officers
The Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons of Indiana held a two day session at Masonic Hall with Simeon P. Gillett presiding. Alvin G. Tillotson was elected Grand High Priest and a long list of officers and committees was announced along with a jeweled badge presentation to John J. Richards.
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Grand Chapter
Royal Arch Masons of
Indiana
Masonic Hall
Simeon P. Gillett
Evansville
Recorder
Mark Masters
Royal Arch Masons
Alvin G. Tillotson
Michigan City
John J. Glendening
Indianapolis
William H. Hamelle
Monticello
Charles Balch
Terre Aute
Btn
Martin H. Rice
Calvin W. Prather
Philemon H. Clugston
Columbia City
Grand Royal Arch
Edgar H. Bristol
Salem
Robert M. H._ Britton
Charles M. Worden
Charles L. Hutchinson
R. 5. Anderson
John B. Laftehem
James 5. Alspaugh
Charlton E. Coble
James P. Weson
Enos B. Heiney
Mahlon W. Marshall
Lewis C. Foust
Thomas E. Thickston
William H. O'Brien
Nathan C. Gray
John Fable
William H. Schntz
Joseph Drake
Robert W. Cox
Wiliam H. Marker
Newton Crooke
Harvey G. Eastman
Oliver W. Storer
Thomas B. Wilkinson
Robert Russell
James K. Allen
Joseph L Schuhlemacher
Frank H. Ramsey
Frank Ward
William F. Coats
Joseph Oliver
Samuel W. Steele
Simeon
Johnson
Frank P. Bolinger
Aaron
Brintzenhofe
Joseph Bowlby
Robert Maybin
Lucien A. Foote
Christian Fetta
Daniel McDonald
Elmer Crockett
Jacob W. Smith
Edward J. Church
Orlando W. Brownback
Henry W. Mordhurst
John E. Redmond
Robert A. Woods
Manuel M. Fisher
Thomas FR. Marshall
Renwick W. Crockett
Grand Council of Royal
Select Masters
John J. Richards
New Albany
Senators Clash Over Tariff and Trusts in Ohio Rally
Senators Beveridge and Hanna addressed a crowd in Ohio condemning tariff destruction and trust evils while praising McKinley era protection. Beveridge urged reciprocity and expansion to broaden foreign markets, while Hanna attacked Tom Johnson as a demagogue and urged a decisive GOP victory to sustain prosperity and Roosevelt policies.
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Republic
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Beveridge
Congress
Senate
House
Department of Commerce
Bryan
Cleveland
William cKinley
Wilson
England
Blaine
McKinley
Calico
Republican Party
America
Veridge
Senator Hanna
Ohio
Hanna
Tom Johnson
Messrs. Foraker
Democratic Party
Johnson
Roosevelt
Mr. Johnson
Lorain
Foraker
United States
Mitchell
Capital
Bar
Knucks Used as Weapon in Saloon Attack
Jesse Bear a saloon porter was struck by bartender Harry Shipp with iron knucks after an argument over drink service. Bear sustained multiple facial injuries and jaw fractures and may die. Shipp was arrested on assault and battery with intent to land. Bear lived at 236 West Maryland Street and was taken to City Hospital.
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Jesse Bear
Maryland
Alabama
Harry Shipp
Shipp
Gunsolus
Bear
Hosital
Frank Kennedy
West
Maryland Street
Witnesses Hear Charges Against Two Firemen in West Indianapolis
Dozens of witnesses testified before the Board of Public Safety on unbecoming conduct allegations against August Schafer of truck company No. 6 and John A. Cain of company No. 19, both West Indianapolis. The hearings, lasting an afternoon, featured heated exchanges among lawyers and witnesses as neighbors traded petty pranks and insults amid a tense dispute on Blaine avenue.
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Board of Public Safety
August Schafer
John A. Cain
Indianapolis
Coots
Blaine Avenue
Schafer
King
Cain
Madison Avenue grading strike delays work at two blocks
Eighteen shovelers from Western Construction Company halted grading between Merrill and Ray streets yesterday over pay. Workers refused $1.50 a day, demanding $1.75. They cited two days' pay each week held back by the company, with pay issued on Saturdays after Friday and Saturday work.
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Madison Avenue
Merrill and
Ray Streets
Western Construction Company
Resolution Adopts Sewer and Walkway Projects in City
A city council resolution approves sewer work on Arsenal avenue and first alley east of Sturm avenue, cement walks on Sheffield and Oriental streets, grading between Hamilton and Jefferson avenues, and sidewalk relaying on Michigan street. It includes private driveways at 81 North East street, and final assessment rolls for multiple street projects by Hoosier Construction, Lackey, Hudson & Jenkins, and others.
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Arsenal Avenue
Vermont Street
First Alley
Sturm Avenue
Sheffield Avenue
Washington Street
Flack Street
Hamilton Avenue
Jefferson Avenue
Bell Street
Oriental Street
Michigan Street
Albert Vonspreckelson
Christ Waters
North East Street
Charles Syrup
Noble Street
Fulton Street
Hoosier Construction Company
Shhriver Avenue
Twenty-first Street
Mariette Avenue
F. M. Lackey
Keystone Avenue
Hudson & Jenkins
Tacoma Avenue
Market Street
Ohio Street
Marion Caldwell
Chicago Street
Barnes Avenue
Schurman Avenue
C. D. Browder
Senator Hanna Address Highlighted by Beveridge’s Praise
Chairman Foraker opened with an address to introduce Senator Hanna and lauded him as Beveridge described. He cited Gen. Fog as a formidable force, portraying him as steadfast and ready for action, warding off opponents and advancing reform.
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Foraker
Hanna
Beveridge
Fog
Orden
National Household Economy Association meets in Milwaukee
The annual convention opened at the Athenaeum with an executive board session. Mrs Mary Moody Indiana state vice president pressed for a national pure food law while Mrs Linda Hull Larned, president of the National Panty...
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Milwaukee
National Household Economic Association
The
Athenaeum
Mary Moody
Indiana
Linda Hull Larned
National Panties Ganna
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