Special meeting called by Mayor Bookwalter to address annual message
Mayor Bookwalter calls a special council meeting for Monday to receive his annual message and consider ordinances fixing the 1M tax levy and annual appropriations. Other subjects include a $1.00 expense appropriation for an inspector of weights measures and a building permit for T B Laycock Manufacturing for a four story addition at Tenth street and the canal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bookwalter
Jess
Fire Force Roll
Fire Force Fund
T. B. Laycock Manufacturing Company
Tenth Street
Canal
Brookside Avenue
Brightwood
Public Works Petitions And Orders In Harrison Area
Final action taken on cement walks in Harrison street and Tenth street. Curb work on Wilcox street from Belmont to Lynn. Palmer street gravel roads and curbing under advisement. Petitions filed and referred to engineer for brick roadways cement walks on Wabash street and Michigan street sidewalks. Vacation of alley west of Northwestern urged. Private curb work and sidewalk adjustment at No 11 State avenue. Michael Galm petition denied for St Claire street roadway and curb from Massachusetts Avenue to Bix Four tracks.
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Harrison Street
English Avenue
Noble Street
Tenth Street
Michigan Street
Four
Pogue's Run
Northwestern Avenue
Roache Street
Roache
No. 11
State Avenue
Michael Galm
Property Transfers In Washington Township And County Sale
Oscar F Mann sold to Arthur Fosdyke the flat iron property bounded by Noble Pine and Elm streets for 15 dollars. It fronts 83 feet Noble 68 Pine 47 Elm and features a two year old modern flat building. Michael Beston longtime settler resided on the property for forty years farming. John Henshaw sold to Ulysses G Daw a tract of 1180 100 acres in Washington township for 13062 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar F. Mann
Arthur
Fosdyke
Noble
Elm
Noble Street
Elm Street
Michael Beston
John Henshaw
Ulysses G. Daw
Washington Township
Juvenile Court Fines and Whippings for Theft Rings
A juvenile court session deals harshly with young offenders who cut city police box wires and stole copper and wheat. Christian Vehling, Fred Jacobs, and William Roepke faced the bench as Judge Stubbs admonished them about safety and consequences. Jacobs received twenty five lashes from his mother, while the others were whipped by their fathers. Eddie Ford, another youth, faced an assault case and was fined, then given a parental whipping condition. Chug Wilkins and Buck Collins were jailed for eleven days after further copper theft. Herman Huggins pleaded guilty to stealing rings and was sent to the grand jury. Frank Schwankhouse Elmer Donnelly and Harry Doty, cited for wheat theft, were dismissed after a lecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Vehling
Fred Jacobs
William Roepke
Judge Stubbs
City
Charles Woerner
Bernauer
Sanders Street
Woerner
Union Station
Stubbs
Young Jacobs
Eddieford
Lyman Parker
Parker
Chug’ Wilkins
Buck” Collins
Wilkins
Herman Huggins
Tyner
Delaware Street
Acme
West Side
Bust of a Pawnshop Theft Suspects Nabbed in Velvet Skirt Stunt
Detectives Asch and Manning arrested William Reese alias Kid Hyland and Joe Tingle at 1615 Arsenal Avenue for petit larceny after attempting to pawn a stolen brocaded velvet skirt. Tingle, seen with a large bundle on West Washington Street, triggered pursuit. both men, known thieves, were captured by officers. Reese and Tingle have prior prison time.
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Asch
Manning
William Reese
Kid" Hyland
Arsenal Avenue
Joe Tingle
Tingle
West Washington Street
Detective Asch
Joe
Reese
Washington Street
West
Washington Streets
Dugan
Aeisan City
Identified Death Of A. Williams Lodger As J W McLain
The man taken from Weinberger's Hotel to City Hospital and died is John W. McLain of Southport, brother of Moses G. McLain. He registered under the name A Williams. An autopsy found death caused by acute spinal atrophy. McLain served in the Eleventh Indiana Regiment during the Civil War and was a member of Fellows' Lodge of Southport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weinberger
City Hospital
John W. McLain
Southport
Moses G. McLain
A. Williams
McLain
Fellows’ Lodge
Eleventh
Indiana Regiment
Thieves Reported Steal $100 in Jewelry From Home
O. J. Smith of 3 North Illinois Street reported a daytime burglary after returning home to find the house in disorder. About $100 worth of jewelry was missing after a rear window was pried open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. J. Smith
North Ilinois Street
Professor Goss heads to New York after Midwest visit
David K. Goss, head of the American College in Strasburg, spent most of the summer in Indiana and left last night for Anderson before sailing to Germany. His visit here will trigger five new bets at the American Cell this winter, including Phillagerald, Tom Hays, and Walter Von.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David K. Goss
American College
Strasburg
Indiana
Anderson
New York
Germany
Prof. Goss
Phillagerald
Tom Hays
Walter von
Typhoid Illness Hits Group Bound for College
Negut and Addison Parry of Indianapolis and Brockway Glison of Chicago are among several youths affected as two others, John Landis of Delphi and Horace Nordyke of Indianapolis, who planned to attend the American College this year, are ill with typhoid fever.
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Negut
Addison Parry
Indianapolis
Brockway Glison
Chicago
John Landis
Representative Landis
Delphi
Horace Nordyke
American College
Flower Mission Seeks Increase in County Aid
Mrs. John L. Griffiths and Mrs. Henry Kahn appeared before the County Council to ask raising the Flower Mission appropriation from 1000 to 15000 to aid incurable consumptives. The rise would tide finances until the new hospital at City Hospital is finished, requiring a higher tax levy. The council plans to set the levy at a meeting this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Griffiths
Henry Kahn
Flower Mission
County Council
State Life agents discuss policy size and female risks
Insurance meeting in Indianapolis covered raising single life policies from 10 000 to 20 000 and evaluating women as insurable risks. Directors will decide next year on policy expansion while agents toured the city and enjoyed vaudeville after a Grand performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Life
Indianapolis
Sentiment for Fanning Dominates Elks Meeting in Salt Lake City
Bert L Feibleman reports near unanimous support for Joseph T Fanning as exalted ruler election next term with Cronk confirmed for current term no contest. He notes Fannings extensive lodge service and popularity. Local Portland Elks Lodge 768 fields a baseball team. planned Sept 23 game versus Indianapolis at 3 45 pm after President Roosevelt departs. Team roster includes Schaub Balz Rauch Sourbier Sten Revers Donahue Munter and OBrien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert L. Feibleman
Grand Lodge of Elks
Salt Lake City
Pacific
Joseph T. Fanning
Cronk
Baltimore
Fanning
Grand Lodge
Lodge of Elks
Portland Lodge
Indianapolis
Roosevelt
Fred Schaub
C. P. Balz
Ed Rauch
Ed Sourbier
Frank Sten
Gus Revers
al Donahue
Saul Munter
J. Henry O’brien
Portland
Charge Against Russell Arrested for House-Breaking
Henry B. Russell, a well dressed youth in blue overalls, was arrested on a house-breaking charge after being found at Hubbard flats near California and Washington streets. Miss Maude Whistler of 1429 Lexington avenue identified a young man in front of John Luxs saloon as her assailant, with police suspecting Russell as the man who grabbed her on West Washington street near Capitol and Senate avenues. Russell claims no home and says he has traveled the world.
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Henry B. Russell
Hubbard Flats
California
Washington Streets
Russell
Washington Street
Statehouse
Capitol
Senate Avenues
Fall Creek Mishap Involving Indianapolis Driver
William Compton, a driver for the Indianapolis Transfer Company, drove his team off a bridge into Fall Creek near Indiana Avenue at about 11 PM. The driver, possibly intoxicated, escaped injury but the horses and carriage were damaged. A Riverside Park streetcar party helped rescue Compton and the animals. Compton was arrested for cruelty to animals. He lives on Hiatt Street. Dennap's Celebrated Hats At Seaton's Hat Store.
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William Compton
Indianapolis Transfer Company
Fall Creek
Indiana Avenue
Compton
Montcalm Street
Kempton
Nquor
Riverside Park
Cve
Hiatt Street
Outing of Elks for Orphans at Fairview Park
Indianapolis Lodge No. 13 Elks hosted an afternoon at Fairview Park for orphans from the Indianapolis Orphan Asylum German Protestant Orphans Home and Colored Orphans Home. About seventy five Elks and family members oversaw rides games prizes and refreshments. Mary Gordon a five year old from the asylum won a prize doll while two Tw i n s were held by Dr John Pritchard.
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Fairview Park
Indianapolis Lodge
No. 13
B. P
George W. June
Elks Committee
Fred W. Brandt
Mary Gordon
Indianapolis Asylum
Mary
Elk
Elks’ Club
East Maryland Street
McGowan
Kansas City
John Pritchard
Canal Bank
Tiler
Charlies P. Balz
Papa
Harry O'Brien
George Fulweill
Elks
J. Russell Powell
Jack Frost
Abe Samuels
Jesse Karnatz
Fertig
G. W. Revers
F. G. Kamps
J. F. Quigley
O. G. Yeamans
G. R. Colter
C. P. Balz
H. O'Brien
George Fulwell
Munter
A. B. Hanson
F. Falk
W. C
Indiana Truancy Law Operation Report 1901 02
The State Truancy Board reports the operation of Indiana truancy law as satisfactory for 1901 02. During the school year 24 784 children were brought into school including 23 921 in public schools and 863 in private or parochial institutions. Costs totaled about $20 000 for officer salaries and $17 900 for books and clothing for needy children. Marion County led with 2 238 children brought into school, followed by Vigo 1 231, Knox 84, St Joseph 707, Perry 635, and Harrison lowest. In 18 counties officers succeeded without prosecuting parents. in 74 counties there were 35 prosecutions. Public opinion and courts uphold the law in most counties.
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Indiana
Marion County
Vigo County
Knox
St. Joseph
Perry
Harrison
Shortridge High School announces office hours and tests
The principal will be in his office at the school from 9 to 11 a m weekdays September 5 to 12. Pupils wishing to remove conditions or anticipate courses may be examined Friday September 12 from 9 a m to noon. A teachers meeting for the school corps is set for 2 p m on Saturday September 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayres
Shortridge High School
Ill Father of Charles Kregelo Stricken at Home
David Kregelo aged ninety, father of undertaker Charles Kregelo, is seriously ill at his home on 414 North West Street. He suffers from exhaustion due to old age after seventy years as a city resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Kregelo
Charles Kregelo
North West Street
Subscriptions Pile Up for City Technical Institute
Simon Yandes donated 2000 toward the fund and urged rapid reach of 150000 as city leaders look to establish a technical institute. He has long been a liberal donor, including recent gifts to the Presbyterian Church. Also received was 1000 from the Indianapolis News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Yandes
Yandes
Presbyterian Church
Indianapolis News
Journal's Handbook of Indianapolis Now Ready for Distribution
The Journal announces the completion of its Handbook of Indianapolis, a richly illustrated volume with over three hundred half tone illustrations. It covers the city's history growth and commerce and is offered in a paper bound edition for 50 cents plus 8 cents postage, available at booksellers newsdealers and the Journal counting room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
Indianapolis
Pennsylvania Lines Timetable Note on Special Through Train
Special fast through train departs Indianapolis at 7 2 a.m. arrives Louisville 10 15 a.m. Returns depart Louisville Main Street station at 7 p.m. Local train with all stops leaves Indianapolis 6 a.m. and reaches Louisville 9 45 a.m. Fares listed include 91 50 and 1 50 for Louisville and Return.
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Pennsylvania Lines
Louisville
Return
Indianapolis
Main Street
Rushville
Connersville
Hamilton
Cincinnati
Sunday Excursions From Indianapolis to Nearby Points
Sunday excursions from Indianapolis Union Station offer round trips to Lawrenceburg Aurora Way Cham paign and Dayton with prices from 1.00 to 1.25. Special fast trains run to Cham paign Dayton and Lake Erie routes, with departures early morning and returns in the evening. Detailing schedules and contact A H Sellars for berths and full particulars.
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Indianapolis Union Station
Aurora
Champaign
Ili
Dayton
Christ's Science of
Hanna
Boston
Victoria Opera House
Indianapolis
A. H. Sellars
South Illinois Street
Beautiful Diamond Rings Offered At Moderate Prices
The article invites many to reconsider diamonds as luxury, revealing a wide display of over 275 Diamond Rings priced between 35 and 50 dollars, with the fall season just beginning.
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Ibadger
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City Afairs
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Massachusetts Avenue
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J. W. M'Lain
Europe
Hack
Dennap
Seaton's Hat Store
Elks and the Orphans
Fairview
Ilness
Merly
Charles
Handbook OF
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Lake Erie & Western
R. R
Michigan City
Erie & Western
Shore Roads
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Vandalia Line
Terre Haute
Greencastle
South
Janes
Garland Stoves and Ranges
Ehring & Bro
Virginia Ave
W. W. Dark & Co. Insurance
East Market Street
Capital Razors and Supplies
J. BE. Bodine & CO
E. Ohio
Techentin & Freiberg
East
Washington St
Julius Walke
East Washington St
Columbia
Hartford
COLT
Lilly & Stalnaker
Fountain Spring
Waukesha
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J. C. Walker
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Des Moines
Canton
Sylvia Rebekah Lodge
Center Lodge
Big Four
H. K. Landes
Canton No
J. O W. Price
R. M. Coleman
Canton No. 2
L. G. Akin
I. M. Bronson, A. G. P
STARR
the Starr Piano Company
Indiana’s Representative Piano House
Pennsylvania Street
Geo T-Gunnip
Great Council
Order OF Red Men
Norfolk
Seri
RED Cloud
Hiawatha
POKA+ IN
Itasca
Old Point Comfort
Richmond
Washington
East Washington Street
Oscar EB
George R.om
Excelsior Laundry
Capitol Avenue
Carl Christ's Scense
Haana
M. Bronson
AG. P. A
Indianapolis Business Universit
J. Heer
Indianapolis College
LAW
Sozialer Turnverein
Medical College of Indiana
University of Indianapolis
Henry Jameson
Newton Claver
Inianapolis
George J. Cook
North Meridian Surest
Sunday Journal
Metropolitan School of Music
Illinois Street
Oliver Willard Pierce Flora M. Hunter Edward Nell
Auenees
Dramatic Art
Grace King
Howe
Aidressev
J. H. McKene Zle
Lima
Hervey D. Vories
Supt. Public Instruction
Vories
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