Evansville Petition Sparks Shortridge Senate Trust Debate
Debates on the Shortridge High Senate trust bill resumed with speeches by Senators Poe McEnery and Beveridge. A petition from Evansville residents calling for dissolving the Union of States caused a tumult before adjournment.
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Shortridge
Indiana
Chatr
Evansville
Carolina
Earl Pritchard
Baker
Paul Bowers
Seo
Kansas
Donnan
Oet
Pritchard
Platt Ford
Sen- Kahn May Ster Lodge
United Mine Workers Convention May Shift to German House
The annual United Mine Workers convention starting January 19, 1998 may not be held in Tomlinson Hall. Secretary M B Ilgon and John Feltman of the Central Labor Union say Tomlin Hall was not secured and sessions will be held at the German House. Officials stress the convention will occur in this city despite reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Mine Workers
Tomlinson Hall
M. B. Ilgon
Mine Workers
John Feltman
Central Labor Union
Inmate Punishment After Athon Street Opium Raid
Judge Stubbs yesterday sentenced inmates from the Athon street opium raid. Jennie Mason, keeper of the dive, was fined 100 dollars plus costs and given a workhouse sentence. George Simpson received a fine and six months. George Davis got thirty days. Plouste and Liseie Clark received fines and days.
Republicans End Marion County Campaign With Overstreet Tours
A bustling closing week in Marion county features Representative Overstreet as the lead speaker, aided by Robert A. Brown and Attorney General Taylor. Major rallies are planned in Haughville on Oct 27 with Robert Tayler as principal speaker. Additional stops include North Indianapolis, South Side, Brightwood, Broad Ripple, and other wards. Local gatherings and hotel waiters, colored voters, and precinct meetings supplement the push while Hanna’s Indiana tour garners mixed reactions from Republicans and Democrats alike.
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Marion County
Elliott
Representative Overstreet
Overstreet
Taylor
Robert A. Brown
Haughville
Robert W. Tayler
Congress
Fighteenth
Ohio
Tayler
William McKinley
Representative Roberts
Utah
Representative Taylor
Indianapolis
W. P. Reagan
South Side
Republican Club
West Newton
R. A. Brown
West Indianapolis
Brightwood
Sixteenth
Yandes Streets
Meral Taylor
Broad Ripple
Young Men's Colored Republican
Malott Avenue
Reynolds's Hall
Blake and
Rhode Island
Thirteenth
Missouri
Cumberland
Otto Stechhan
Merrill Moores
Churchman Avenue
Commerce Avenue
First Ward
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Castleton
James A. Pritchard
Hiram B. Patton
Two Speeches by Overset Heard in East End and Tuxedo
In East End an audience of about 900 heard Representative Overstreet speak for an hour on campaign issues. He then addressed a larger crowd at Goham's Hall in Tuxedo, with W. P. Reagan and Crate D. Bowen also speaking. H. H. Lee Jr. spoke between Overstreet and Reagan at Gilham's Hall. Overstreet argued Democrats harmed the treasury, contrasted with Republican surplus in 1854 and 1896–1902 trade gains, and critiqued free trade as a cure for trusts.
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Overstreet
D. Bowen
W. P.reagan
Tuxedo
Gilham
Reagan
Lee
Panhandle
Clermont
Kwalter
East End
Goham's Hall
W. P. Reagan
Mr. Overstreet
East Michigan
Jefferson Streets
Crate D. Bowen
H. H. Lee, Jr
Gilham's Hall
McKinley Club
Democratic Party
Republican Party
United States
Cleveland
English Letters and Overstreet Speech Rally Union county
County Chairman Elliott received a Florence dated letter from William E. English expressing regret at missing the campaign and inclosing a 100 donation to back Republican candidates for the Legislature to protect Senator Fairbanks. A second message to State Chairman Goodrich included a 100 check. At Atkins & Co factory Representative Overstreet urged good wages and bread and butter tied to Republican policies, praising growth under the party and facing former Democrats in a large turnout of 3 employees.
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Elliott
William E. English
Florence
Italy
English
Fairbanks
Goodrich
E. C. Atkins & Co
Overstreet
Mr. Overstreet
Prohibition Party Speeches Set in Indianapolis Hall
The Prohibition party declares today as their day in Indianapolis with two meetings at Masonic Hall, one this afternoon and one this evening, featuring James A. Tate of Nashville Indiana, secretary of the National Prohibition committee, as the speaker.
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Prohibition Party
Indianapolis
Masonic Hall
Avening
James A. Tate
Nasheville
National Prohibition Committee
Anniversary Exercises at Roberts Park Church Mark 60 Years
The six tieth anniversary program continued with Rev C E Bacon welcoming attendees. Mrs Anna Baggs read on The Old Sewing Society. W H Dye and C F Rafert unveiled the aged mortgage showing nearly 100000 debt with 45000 paid in five years. The old bell was tolled and Mrs Sarah K Holton’s poem The Old Bell was read. Absent friends sent letters including Gen John Coburn. No events today. activities resume tomorrow with class meeting communion sermon and choir leadership. Monday focuses on women’s societies with a journal notice of the schedule.
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Roberts Park Church
C. E. Bacon
Thomas E. Smiley
Anna Baggs
W. H. Dye
C. F. Rafert
Sarah K. Holton
John Coburn
Rawls
Bacon
Prison Sunday Observed Across Indiana With Speeches
Prison Sunday will be observed statewide with ministers seeking literature from the State Board of Charities. Warden James D. Reid will lead a union meeting in Michigan City, while C H Mundy, Alexander Johnson, Amos W Butler plan talks in Marion Fort Wayne Peru and Wabash. Indianapolis ministers listed will devote talks to prison work, with many names named for morning or evening appearances.
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State Board of Charities
James D. Reid
Northern
Michigan City
C. H. Mundy
Marion
Alexander Johnson
Fort Wayne
Amos W. Butler
Peru
Wabash
Indianapolis
William W. Crily
W. M. Karstedt
J. Cumming Smith
H. W. Kellogg
Marion Crosley
F. O. Ballard
Robert 8
J. D. Stanley
J. 8. Sargent
EB. Nun
Albert J. Brown
David Heron
G. L. Mackintosh
Owen Davis Odell
Joshua Stansfield
W. C. Taylor
T. J. Villers
A. B. Williams
M. B. Farmer
J. R. Henry
Rev. Conner
H. Creighton
Robb Zaring
Tarkington Attends Two Second Ward Political Meetings
Newton Booth Tarkington led as principal speaker at twin Second ward gatherings on Ashland avenue, urging Republicans to vote on Nov. 4. The events emphasized heart to heart talks, apple refreshments, and mingling with voters as candidates pressed for high turnout and unity.
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Second Ward
Twenty-fourth Street
Ashland Avenue
Sixteenth Street
Newton Booth Tarkington
Edward Robison
Twentyfourth-street
Mr. Tarkington
Vincent G. Clifford
Vinson Carter
Senator Hanna
Tomlinson Hall
Marcus A. Hanna
Republican Party
America
J Carter
Harry Tutewiler
Cyrus J. Clark
William E. Davis
0. P. Ensley
George W. Spahr
Oran Muir
Charles D. Pearson
Charles B. Rogers
Civil Service Exams Open for Various U S Positions
The Board of Civil Service Examiners will hold tests for Philippine Forestry Inspector vacancies and related posts in multiple departments. Eligible candidates may secure appointments including two at 5800 per year and one at 1200 per year, with additional vacancies anticipated in the Philippine service and other agencies. Addresses and details available from secretary W L Dynes.
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United States
San Francisco
China
Japan
Board of Civil Service Examiners
W. L. Dynes
Philippine Service
Quartermaster's Department
Ate
Department of Agriculture
Coast and Geodetic Survey
War Department
Indianapolis
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Mae
Beene
New York
Appein
Move of Carpenters Union HQ Voted On In Mail Ballot
The Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners considers relocating its headquarters from Philadelphia to Indianapolis. The Commercial Club through Dr. George E. Hunt offers $1000 to cover moving expenses. A mail vote will decide within two to three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
George E. Hunt
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Philadelphia
Indianapolis
Brotherhood
Seaton Hatter Sells Hats on Wilson Avenue and Rail Lines
Local hatter Seaton advertises Dunlap hats and offers three daily trains from Indianapolis to Dayton with no car changes. Schedule shows departures in the morning and evening with evening arrival in Dayton. Tickets and details available at 48 West Twenty second Street near Union Station. CHARDSON, District Passenger Agent.
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Indianapelis
Indianapolis
Ceeere
Dayton
West
Ty Eaene Street
Union Station
Chardson
Independent New York Limited Train Service Details
The Pennsylvania New York Limited becomes an independent through train from St. Louis and Indianapolis with library smoking dining sleeping and observation cars. A sleeping car runs Indianapolis to New York daily leaving 7 15 p m. Three through trains with sleeping and dining cars run daily from Indianapolis to New York leaving 8 10 a m 3 6 p m and 7 15 p m. For information contact W W Richardson district passenger agent Indianapolis Ind.
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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 excursion to New Orleans 1902
Official route details for the Indiana Bankers Association annual meeting in New Orleans La with round trip fares 22 5 open to the public return extension to Nov 30 1902 special sleepers from Indianapolis Pullman fare 50 cents and other round trips to Cincinnati Terre Haute Decatur and more via Pennsylvania Lines Union Station and city agents.
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Indiana Bankers’ Association
Eens Bankers’ Association
New Orleans
Indianapolis
Pennsylvania Lines
Washington Street
Union Station
Charles L. Farrell
W. W. Richardson
Indiana
Cincinnati
Steturning
Terre Haute
Greencastle
Indianepaite Union Station
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Young Men's College
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Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
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Capital Razor and Supplies
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Ero
Virginia Ave
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Techentin & Freiberg
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Tral Union
Bronson
Office
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City Ticket Office
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Capitol Avenue
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