Three Days Of Shooting At Indianapolis Gun Club Dedication
The Indianapolis Gun Club releases the program for its amateur tournament dedication on Sept 22 with two target days and a spar event. Interstate rules govern all events, with sparrow and target practice on Sept 21. The English Hotel Cup, a sterling silver award, is offered to state amateurs for a 100 target total, with tie shoot offs and bonding requirements for the winner.
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Indianapolis
Seudie
Stateue
Sparrows
Leonard Shepherd to wed in Cincinnati today
Leonard Shepherd superintendent of the Indianapolis Gar Club grounds will marry in Cincinnati today. He and his bride will return to Indianapolis Thursday and move into the new clubhouse on the Mr. Shepherd has had four years ext aa sealant to Arthur Gambie, cine detendent of the Cincinnati Gun Club, and will be thoroughly capable of taking care of the Indianapolis Gun Club's grounds. SACRAMENTO California August 21 Jacob Grupter of the Sacramento Helvetia Shooting Club has broken the world record at 9 yards with a Winchester 32 40.
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Leonard Shepherd
Indianapolis
Sacramento
Cal
Jacob Grupter
Helvetia Shooting Club
Dr. Rogers
San Francisco
Grupter
City News Notes and Local Updates
The Journal incorrectly stated a pastor preached at Madison Avenue M E Church on Sunday evening. the sermon was postponed by Rev. Cowgill. The Needle Society of the First Presbyterian Church will meet tomorrow at 2 PM in the parlors of the new church at Delaware and Sixteenth. The launch Indians, sunk at Fairview Park last week with fifty passengers, has been raised with minor damage from a warped plank. W B Fitch of Lawrence Indiana, superintendent of Marion County public schools, was named by the Indian World's Fair Commission to chair a committee for the State horticultural exhibit at the St. Louis exposition next year. Mrs. Sarah Keller, 55 North Pine Street, died after a long illness. she leaves two daughters and a husband. Funeral arrangements will be handled by funeral directors Sehnece Hasenra' tors-Jer & George. interment at Crown Hill. The Indianapolis Musicians' Protective Association elected its officers: President H D Beissenherz, vice president W S Mitchell, secretary H S Beissenhers, financial secretary Joseph B Cameron, treasurer A H Schellschmidt, trustees Roy C Stern J Leider J J Curley, executive board Henry Spren 1 Carl Cameron Oscar Beecher Alvin Schellschmidt Louis Ruth Henry Belser Robert E Ruth.
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Needle Society
First Presbyterian Church
New Church
Delaware and
Sixteenth Streets
Fairview Park
W. B. Fitck
Lawrence
Ind
Marion County
Sarah Keller
North Pine Street
A. H. Schellschmidt
Roy C. Stern
J. Leider
J. J. Curley
Henry Spren
Carl Cameron
Oscar Beecher
Alvin Schellschmidt
Louis Ruth
Henry Belser
Robert E. Ruth
Manager Gray Returns from Chicago for Show Entries
Dr. C. D. Gray manager of the Indian aports horse show returned from Chicago after conferring with the Western Passenger Association committee on extending railroad ticket time. The committee weighs the matter. New entries include Will J. Davis of Chicago Crown Point Indiana, Lewis Newgrass of Chicago, John Splan of Cleveland, and M. T. Tichenor of Chicago. More entries arrive as box and seat sales continue.
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C. D. Gray
Indianaports
Chicago
Western Passenger Association
Mr. Gray
Will J. Davis
Crown Point
Ind
Lewis Newgrass
John Splan
Clevend
M. T. Tichenor
Miners' Troubles in Missouri Conference Ends Without Pact
Secretary Wilson of the United Mine Workers returned from Chicago where he met John Mitchell and Missouri miners and operators. The Missouri contract expired yesterday and miners expected a strike on W-day as operators refused to grant demands. No new contract has been signed yet.
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Wilson
United Mine Workers
Chicago
John Mitchell
Missouri
Flannigan Arrested After Jail Dispute At County Jail
P. J. Flannigan from the Emerald Isle demanded to see Lyneheham, the prisoner awaiting return for life sentence in Ireland. He was intoxicated and abused officers, declaring he would enter the jail, and was locked up on a charge of being drunk after being taken to the police station by Clemen Hull and Griffin.
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P. J. Flannigan
Emerald Isle
Lyneheham
Flannigan
Clemen Hull
Griffin
Nnigan
Duel at Parker's Saloon Ends in Arrests on Indiana Avenue
A shooting at Robert Parker's saloon on Indiana avenue left William Howard and Frank Brown arrested for violent intent and deadly weapon use, Parker charged with violating the Nicholson law, and Viola Beyers, a woman involved, among four African American participants detained. All four to face Judge Whallon for a police court hearing.
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Robert Parker
Indiana Avenue
William Howard
Frank Brown
Brown
Viola Beyers
Howard
Carter
Beyers
Whallon
Butler Athletic Field to Furnish Larger Ground at Butler College
Butler College plans major improvements for the next school year including a new athletic field on four acres between University and Butler avenues facing the Bona Thompson library. The project aims to replace the small field with a north south oriented ground ready for fall football.
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Butler College
Irvington
Butler Avenue
University
Butler Avenues
University Avenue
Bona Thompson
Burgess Hall
He Bona Thompson
University and
Downey Avenues
Iss Retta Barnhill
Thompson
Raymond Longley
Noblesville
Butler
Chicago University
Constable Thompson Freed in Haughville Assault Case
Robert Thompson constable of Haughville was acquitted after a police court fine of $1 and costs for assault and battery on Mrs. Lang. Judge Alford discharged him in Criminal Court, ruling his acts did not constitute a crime amid Sunday liquor law protests by local saloonkeepers.
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Robert Thompson
Haughville
Whallon
Lang
Alford
Thompson
Criminal Court
Young Melroses Win 13-Year-Old Championship In Tight Finish
The Young Melroses defeated the Young Victors 6 to 5 to claim the thirteen-year-old city championship. They would play Sunday games with any thirteen-year-old team in the city. For game inquiries contact R. Long at 35 South New Jersey Street.
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Melroses
Little Horseshoers
R. Long
South
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Uncle Peter Blues Leads New Serial in the Journal
The Jour s tal new serial features Uncle Peter Blues as the leading character, likened to David Harum, with the author promising a tale of The Spenders. Publication of this story will begin in the Journal September a.
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Peter Blues
David Harum
the Spenders
Hord sues for 80000 war claim payment
William B. Hord, once a city lawyer now in New York, filed in Superior Court to compel Indiana to pay him 80000 for the 10 percent share of the 800000 state war claim he helped pursue. He alleges payment by Congress and argues the 10 percent contract with former attorney general Michener. the state settled and paid the federal government.
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New York
Indiana
Addison C. Harris
Hord
Lewis T. Michener
Washington
Congress
Treasury Department
William L. Taylor
Michener
Dudley
Insanity Hearing Tells of Wealth Myths and Sun Day Card Game
Loran Hindman of 462 Hazel street faced an insanity hearing before Justice Smock and will be confined in the Central Hospital for the Insane after a violent episode. He claimed vast wealth and timber holdings while his companions were released and he was jailed for playing cards on Sunday. Elmer Luscher, son of aged John Luscher, received thirty days in the workhouse and a $10 fine for forcing his father to support him, with Judge Whallon delivering a stern reprimand prior to sentencing.
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Hazel Street
Justice Smock
Central Hospital
Hindman
Brightwood Lodge of Odd Fellows
Elmer Luscher
John Luscher
Whallon
Luscher
Court records and new suits filed in regional courts
Fremont Alford presides as Robert Thompson from City Court outlines arraignments for assault and battery with not guilty pleas and a riot case against George Garland ending in a guilty finding and a 30 day workhouse sentence. fraud case against Matt Galvin ends in not guilty. new suits include Mann vs Evans for account and Fitchy vs Fitchy and Sebold vs Sebold for divorce in various circuits and courts.
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Fremont Alford
Robert Thompson
City Court
George Garland
Matt Galvin
Stout
Justice of Peace
Edward F. Mann
John W. Evans
Homer Fitchy
Della Fitch
Circuit Court
Carrie Sebold
John Sebold
Superior Court
Higher Courts Record Minutes and Appellate Briefs
A compact notice lists multiple appellate court items and briefs across Indiana courts. Cases include William H. Tomlinson v Eliza K Tomlinson in Wells, Winona, Warsaw, Elkhart, and South Bend Traction Co. v Samuel J. Collins in Elkhart, August Schele v Henry Wagner in Allen, and others, with brief entries for appellate materials and notices across circuits.
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William H. Tomlinson
Eliza K. Tomlinson
Wells
Appellee
Winona, Warsaw, Elkhart & South Bend Traction Company
Samuel J. Collins
Elkhart
South Bend
Oliver H. Cissne
Laporte Circuit Court
August Schele
Henry Wagner
Admr
Allen Circuit Court
the Presbyterian Church of Remington Et al
Jacob Dyke
Jasper
Weather in September Seeks to Exceed Normal Mean
Director W T Blythe of the Weather Bureau reports Indianapolis thirty two year September averages. The normal September mean for thirty years is 67 degrees and this month may rise above that. The warmest September was 1871 at 74 degrees and the coldest 1873 with freezing point or below. The record highs and lows occurred on Sept 6 1878 and Sept 6 1878 with 9 and 2 degrees below freezing respectively. First killing frost averages Oct 2 and last killing frost Apr 15. September average precipitation is 3 07 inches with a range to .61 inch or more. Greatest monthly precipitation was in 189? with a marked total.
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W. T. Blythe
Weather Bureau
Indianapolis
Bureau
IRS
Weather Summary From the Period Report
The record shows an average rainfall of 7.46 inches with the least precipitation at . inch on 11. The greatest 24 hour rainfall was 6.80 inches on Sept. S and 4 in 18. The report notes about twelve clear days eleven partly cloudy days and seven cloudy days. Winds came from the south with a maximum speed of 48 miles per hour on Sept. L1, 1900, a southwest gale.
Downing Pushes State Fair Tickets At Fifty Cents
Charles Downing secretary of the State fair urges buying tickets for fifty cents. He says the pass offers an afternoon of trotting and pacing races and a Sousa hand concert. With luck it includes seeing a thousand show horses and enjoying the events.
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Charles Downing
Indiana State Fair Proposes Rich Exhibits And Prizes
The speech extols a vast display for the fair with cattle, sheep, swine, fowls, and dairy exhibits. It promises tons of butter, miles of pavilions, and abundant corn, flowers, and fruit, claiming the art and table luxuries will justify the fair’s value and attract visitors.
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Frank Bowe Arrested on Embezzlement Charge in Claypool Hotel
Frank Bowe of 1018 North New Jersey street was arrested last night by Detectives Holtz and Bray and jailed on embezzlement charges. Employed by tailor Frank Pavey in the Claypool Hotel building, Bowe allegedly collected $3 from a customer and spent it on intoxicants while drunk.
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Frank Bowe
New Jersey Street
Holtz and Bray
Bowe
Frank Pavey
Claypool
Davey
Hearing Set Before Judge Whalton This Morning
The subject will appear with his friends around the saloons and faces a hearing before Judge Whalton this morning.
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Whalton
Lost boy at headquarters after street carnival
A seven year old boy was found wandering, unable to provide name or address, and taken to the police matron who will hold him until his parents claim him. He said he had been to the street carnival and gave only the name Rip but could not confirm it. No inquiries had reached police by early morning.
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Wanderer
Ri 1
Isaac Joseph Iron Company Sled Suit Against Traction Co
The Isaac Joseph Iron Company of Ain cimatt files a suit in the U S Circuit Court against the Indianapolis Columbus and Southern Traction Company. The action seeks relief or damages connected with a dispute over business matters and seeks a judicial determination of rights and obligations. The case reflects interstate commerce relations and corporate accountability in a transportation industry context.
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Isaac Joseph Iron Company
Aincimatt
United States
Indianapolis, Columbus & Southern Traction Company
Ask
Death of Mayor's Son James L Brunaugh at Age Four
James Laycock Brunaugh, four, son of Harry P. Brumaugh the mayor's private secretary, died yesterday after a three week illness from typhoid fever. Friends and relatives mourn, with Hamavagh expressing heartbreak over his illness. Funeral from East Ohio Street tomorrow at 2 p.m. under Flavver & Jinchanna, interment at Crowe Hill.
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Harry P. Brumaugh
Flawver & Jinchanna
Crowe Hill
Kruse and Deventer Furnaces Highlight Warm Air System
Kruse and Deventer showcase celebrated warm air furnaces at No 749 East Washington, presenting efficient heating options. The display focuses on durable construction and performance for residential use.
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Kruse & Deventer
East
Washington
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