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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1902

Page

2

Traveling physician faces fugitive charge and license claim

George McDonald Ober, a traveling physician, was arrested by Detectives Kinney and Haley on a fugitive charge. He admits possible medical law violations, cites 20 years’ practice, and explains licensing confusion amid old and new statutes. He says he sold a catarrhal medicine and acted as a sales agent for a doctor in the city. Daughters visited him in custody.

George McDonald Ober Kinney Haley Ober Madison Ind Union Surety Company French Lick Marion County

Murderer in Town Strikes Burke Family in Sleep

A brutal murder shocks the city as Alexander, a six year resident with no known relatives, enters the Burke home and slays Thomas Burke, a 40 year old motorman, while slashing Mrs. Burke. A mob wounded officers during his capture after a swift chase.

Alexander Burke Thomas Burke Michael Burke

Funeral of Burke Sparks White Temperance Sermon

Special to the Indianapolis Journal Terre Haute Ind September 9 Father Schnell in Burke funeral sermon opposes lynch law calling punishment by injustice. He urges education for the freed black population and notes white responsibility. A crowd chased Sheriff Fasig toward a northern train and some attempted to block it after cuero confusion.

Indianapolis Terre Haute Ind Burke Father Schnell Fasig Ellsworth

Uncertain jailbreak rumors stir town crowd at jail

A small crowd gathered at the jail amid rumors that the sheriff had removed Alexander from town, countered by reports of a failed boarding on the Big Four train and a successful flagging of the Vandaila.

Alexander

Serenades Mark Shelbyville Interurban Launch Day

A special car carrying officers and stockholders of the Indianapolis and Shelbyville Traction Company toured Shelbyville and Indianapolis yesterday, serenaded by the Juvenile Band at each stop. Regular service starts tomorrow with two cars, 5:30 from Shelbyville and 6:00 from Indianapolis, travel time about one hour eighteen minutes, 4 cents one way and 7 1/2 cents round trip during fair week.

Indianapolis Shelbyville Traction Company Shelbyville Traction Company Ed K. Adams Bert de Prez Thomas E. Goodrich John R. Messick Edwin Porter Arthur Thurston Hamilton Goodrich J. G. de Prez Ray Adams New Road

Liberati Leads Italian Band in Fair Bank Concerts

Liberati directs his band and four singers in a series of concerts at Fair Bank, with performances every evening this week and Thursday and Saturday afternoons. The program features overtures and arias from Verdi and Donizetti, plus light numbers and cornet solos by Liberati. Not all singers arrived on time, but the set includes Katharine Klarer, Marie Valdes, A Bagetto, and Bernard Begue, and the audience responded warmly despite cool weather.

Liberati Fair Bank Pacific Coast Edouard Strauss Strauss Ponchielli Giaconda Tannhauser Lucia Rigoletto Katherine Klarer A. Bagetto Marie Valdez Bernard Begue Liberat Tron Verdi Miss Re Valdes Sig. A. Baggetto de Koven Kansas City Star Opera Il “Sizilietta van Blen Cornet Sig A. Liberati Philadelphia Patriots Oberon Weber la Mandolinata Metro Sue Donizetti Missarie Valdes Sambo

Call for the Committee Meeting Next Week

James P. Goodrich, chairman of the Republican State committee, issues a call for a meeting at state headquarters on Wednesday of next week. A conference of state ticket candidates will follow later in the week as counties conduct a sixty day poll and campaign plans are set to open. Hanna plans in Indiana remain unresolved as Fairbanks had intended to visit but did not go.

James P. Goodrich Republican State Committee State Committee Goodrich Hanna Indiana Fairbanks

Republican from Denver Predicts Colorado GOP Rise

L. J. Hadley, a Denver Republican visiting Indiana, says Silver Republicanism and Populism are fading in Colorado. He notes past defeats for county posts, hopes for a Republican county slate in the fall, and recalls Bryan’s Colorado margins and a small showing for McKinley in Denver precincts. He was once nominated for sheriff by acclamation.

Colorado L. J. Hadley Denison Hadley Denver Indiana Golden West Arapahoe County Republicas Bryan McKinley

Copenhaver in Court for Wife Slaying

Ora E. Copenhaver waived preliminary examination in Police Court and was bound over to the grand jury without bail. Police describe the murder as premeditated and cold blooded. Insanity defense is possible. The slayer knocked a four month old child from its mother's breast before firing fatal shots.

Ora E. Copenhaver Copenhaver

School Board hears union plea on fair broom contracts

A Broom Makers Union committee urged the School Board to award future broom contracts to fair and Indianapolis firms if possible. Board members said contracts must go to the lowest bidder, noting a prior Evansville supplier. The meeting also covered Miss Browning’s library stats, staffing appointments, resignations, leaves, truancy staff picks, and a balance of $86,687.99.

Broom Makers’ Union Indianapolis Evansville Miss Browning Rose Kelley Day Force Edith Adams J. T. McElhennen Kate Vv. Branham Jessie Allen Florence Newcomb Ae Dye Ella Saltmarsh Clara Dippel Elsie Applegate Myra Kellogg Agnes Finch Charlotte Ketcham Violet Everett Helen D. Lowes Anna Cochrane Rhoda Shepard Sara Messing Andrea Ferguson Patrick Mangan Page Otis Harlan Guy Killie Frank White Warren Newcomb C. H. Jones M. J. Dobson Benjamin B. Jenkins H. Manning F. Elliott Alma Wilson C. W. Meredith Gertrude Hilligoss Flora Shinn H. Swain G. C. Joss Cleland Ralph K. Smith Alfred E. Cook Kendall Rank Bronson Melda Morgan Sophia Schulz P. T. Miller Martha Aligire Adele Storck Eleanor Williams Alice M. Hull Washington Bessie Hill Mary Denny Grace Brown Anna Hamilton Camilla Ryan W. H. Huffmann Adah Conner G. Henry Hibler Augusta Stevenson Irving School Marianna Sielkan P. N. Hiser Joseph Bristow John W. Bailey James F. Wright Ella McCoy

Politician Circuit at Indiana Montgomery County Fair

Representative Charles B. Landis and Democratic challenger L. J. Kirkpatrick attend the Montgomery county fair in Crawfordsville with Mr. Wilson delivering an agricultural address. Wayne county Republican chairman William E. Wineburg plans campaign events including Senator Fairbanks opening in Richmond. Col. M. D. Tackett notes low early political interest as Watson schedules speeches in Flora Crawfordsville and Iowa Falls. Senator Fairbanks to Portland tonight for Carnegie library dedication.

Charles B. Landis Indianapolis Crawfordsville Montgomery County Fair Wilson Landis L. J. Kirkpatrick Kokomo James E. Watson Cannon Illinois Watson Illinois Statesman Richmond Flora Henderson Iowa Iowa Falls Hemenway Senator Fairbanks Portland Carnegie Andrew Carnegie Fairbanks

Frugality and thrift mark the American nation

The text lauds The Life Insurance Company of New York for its frugality and leadership in policy payouts and assets. It then shifts to a courtroom note about Stubbs acting for Baumfuhrer’s aged mother, who appealed to the judge against sensational reports she claimed were manufactured by a reporter, leading to a release.

United States Life Insurance Company New York Mutual Life Insurance Company OF New York Richard A. McCarney Stubbs Baumfuhrer

Handbook of Indianapolis offers rich illustrations and history

The Journal presents its Handbook of Indianapolis now ready for distribution. It promises a comprehensive manual of the city's history growth and commerce with over three hundred half tone illustrations. A paper bound edition costs 50 cents plus 8 cents mail, available at booksellers, newsdealers and the Journal counting room. Also notices trips to Lake Maxinkuckee and Yellowstone Park with dates and prices offered by W B Kniskern.

Journal Handbook of Indianapolis

Chicago and Return and Pacific Coast Rail Offers

Two travel deals announced: a Chicago and return route via Lake Erie and Lake Shore Roads leaving Indianapolis at 10:00 p m with berths chairs and full details available from A H Sellars C P A 28 South Illinois street and a Pacific Coast trip via Chicago and the Chicago and North Western Railway with sleeping car fare double berth from Chicago in Pullman tourist cars priced at $6 00 daily in September and October. inquire through ticket agents or W B Kniskern Passenger Traffic Manager.

Indianapolis A. H. Sellars South Illinois Street Chicago Chicago & Northwestern Railway W. B. Kniskern

Big Four Excursions Sunday to Cincinnati and Terre Haute

Special train leaves Indianapolis Union Station at 7 a.m. for Cincinnati and Terre Haute routes. Round trip fares shown with $1.25 to Cincinnati and corresponding rates to intermediate points. Return from Cincinnati at 1 a.m. and Terre Haute at 7 p.m. with no stops for passengers in either direction.

Indianapolis Union Station Cincinnati M. Terre Haute Greencastle Terre Haute

Gannon led raid at Kingston saloon gambling den

Henry F Gannon and six others were arrested at the Kingston saloon on North Illinois street for visiting a crap table amid a police raid at 10 30 pm. Officers seized the table cash drawer and 1000 in chips. Gannon warned bailes to appear in Police Court and face contempt if they failed to show.

Armitage Brothers Henry F. Gannon Kingston North Illinois Street Gannon Dan Lynch Schroeder Warren Pope Slate

Primaries Likely Called for Center Township Officials

Chairman Elliott will probably issue the call for new primaries to select candidates for justice of the peace and constable in Center township tomorrow. All justice of the peace nominees from the former primaries have filed petitions to be listed again on the ballots. Warren Bigler of Wabash, former Republican state committee secretary and now on Chairman Goodrich's executive committee, was seen at the Hotel English last night after a trip to California.

Elliott Justice of the Peace Constable Center Township Warren Bigler Wabash Republican State Committee Goodrich English California

Superintendent Hert in Town Visit

Superintendent Hert of the Indiana Reformatory was in Jeffersonville last night. Just before leaving the city he saw the physician who performed the operation on Frank B. Burke. The physician reported there were no unfavorable symptoms in Burke’s case.

Hert Indiana Reformatory Jeffersonville Frank B. Burke Burke

Republican Editorial Association Holds Monthly Committee Meeting

The executive committee of the Republican Editorial Association met at state committee headquarters last night and transacted routine business. Henry C. Starr of Richmond, a member of the executive committee, attended the Columbia Club gathering.

Republican Editorial Association State Committee Republican Henry C. Starr Columbia Club Henry ¢. Starr Richmond Republican State Committee

Return limit Oct 15 for Sovereign Grand Lodge meeting tickets

Tickets go on sale Sept 12 to 15 for the Sovereign Grand Lodge meeting. Return limit Oct 15. Correspondingly low rates from other points. For particulars contact agents or W W Richardson D P A. Insurance offered by German Fire Insurance of Indiana with general offices at 2 South Delaware Street. Fire tornado and explosion coverage available.

Sovereign Grand Lodge Meeting I. 0 C. F W. W. Richardson Indiana South Delaware Street Sovereign Grand Lodge Independent Order of Odd Fellows Des Moines

Stenographer Injured After Staircase Fall in Pem broke Arcade

Miss Hazel Troutwine, a stenographer for Robert Robertson in the Pem broke Arcade, was seriously injured yesterday afternoon at 5 40 by slipping on the first step of a long flight. She fell badly bruised about the body and was taken from the scene for medical care.

Hazel Troutwine Robert Robertson Pembroke Arcade

Real Estate Deal In Putnam County Trades Farms and Lots

Arthur V. Brown sold 198 acres in Putnam county to Albert Cline and Cline deeded properties at 239 State street 2317 Ashland avenue and Lot on North Meridian street. Brown traded twenty South Meridian lots to John Moore and John Atkinson for North Meridian street Dawson street West Indianapolis properties and a two story dwelling on West Washington street. The deeded property to Brown was transferred to Edward R. Blander for a 6 acre farm adjoining Spencer Indiana. Consideration was 40100 dollars.

Arthur V. Brown Putnam County Albert Cline Cline Mr. Brown State Street Ashland Avenue North Meridian Street South Meridian Street John Moore John Atkinson North Merdian Street Dawson Street Indianapolis Washington Street Mr. Iown Edward R. Blander Spencer, Ind

John Barmfuhrer Released from Jail by Judge

John Barmfuhrer, a gambler, was released yesterday from jail on the order of a judge. The brief notice notes the judicial action but provides no further details on the case or conditions of release.

John Barmfuhrer

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