New Interurban Road 15 In Operation Dedication Trip By Lieber
The Indianapolis & Plainfield Traction Company begins regular service this morning between Indianapolis and Plainfield. Dedicating trip led by President Albert Lieber and Hugh J. McGowan traveled 12 miles in 32 minutes. Plainfield residents welcomed the party with a band and fried chicken at the Commercial Hotel.
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Henry L. Smith
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Kentucky Avenue
Washington Street
Indiana Reform School For Boys
Danville
Belt Road
Vandalia
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Belt
Clark's Creek
Society of Friends
Carter
Taylor Reagan
Lieber
Eity
Charles Finley Smith
Plainfield Line
Terre Haute
Greencastle
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Columbia Club
Through a Window: Splintered Plate Glass Injures Horse
A frightened horse belonging to peddler Cale Johnson ran through a large plate glass window at Granger dry goods, 3% West Washington street, after spooking at a passing streetcar. The horse was damaged and stopped by crashing through the window. furniture and goods nearby were affected. The incident occurred near Senate and Washington streets. The owner’s address is 641 Pine Street.
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Cale Johnson
Granger Dry Goods
Washington Street
Senate Avenue
Bowen
Pine Street
Too Much Gas Blaze Damages Hurley Home and Barn
Fire at 9 pm in G H Hurley’s 1132 Hoyt avenue damaged the house and household effects though insured, with salvage crews saving much furniture. At 10:30 pm a barn at 2228 North Pennsylvania street owned by B F Hetherington burned and spread to a nearby property owned by Dr Thompson at 2232 North Pennsylvania street, causing further damage. The causes remain undetermined.
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Hoyt Avenue
Salvage Corps
B. F. Hetherington
North
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Mayor orders Sapirie saloon closed after license lapse
Toledo saloon keeper Moses Sapirie faced a mayoral order to quit business after his license expired last night. Mayor Bookwalter directed closing at 11 pm and warned against reopening, as city officials prepared a summons to revoke the license amid previous complaints linked to the establishment on Ohio Street.
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Bookwalter
Taffe
Moses Sapirie
Toledo
Ohio
Charles Stubbs
Sapirie
Saphrie
War Department may extend time for Arsenal grounds offer
Subscriptions to the institute push reach about $4,700 in a day with Edward C. Fletcher giving $2,500 from New York. Washington signals a possible extension for the institute to raise funds to purchase the Arsenal grounds, with letters from senators and Representative Overstreet urging a postponement. Crawford Fairbanks adds $500, Conrad Bender $125, and minor gifts complete the tally as canvassers gain momentum.
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Technical Institute
Friends of the Movement
Washington
War Department
Root
Arsenal
Army Board
Indianapolis
United States
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Arsenal Groun
Friends of the Institute
Edward C. Fletcher
New York
Fletcher
Crawford Fairbanks
Terre Haute
Fairbanks
Conrad Bender
Builders’ Exchange
W. H. Ogborn
Baldwin Block
Counterfeit Money Ring Leads to Arrest in Saloon Case
Police report a scam involving raised one dollar silver certificates altered to look like five dollar bills. Andrew Ishmael, 50, of 732 Darnell Street, arrested after passing a raised bill at a saloon on Indiana Avenue near Blake Street. Detectives note the bills are cleverly altered with incomplete erasures and describe a month long pattern of such frauds.
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John Shearer
West Ohio Street
Shearer
Indiana Avenue
Blake Street
Montgomery
Admire
Andrew Ishmael
Darnell Street
Ishmael
Last of Premier steel works machinery shipped to Canada
The last of the machinery from the former Premier steel works is being moved to Collingwood Canada. Sixty five carloads of old iron have already been shipped. The cargo includes old iron rolling mills blooming mills bessemer and open hearth plants and the gas works. An English syndicate has purchased the material and will restore it to running shape in Collingwood.
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Premier Steel Works
Collingwood
Can
Bessemer
Firemen pay increase ordinance passes by 14 to 5 vote
The City Council approved the measure to raise fire department salaries by 26 000, with support from Democrats and some candidates on county tickets. Opponents argued it burdened the administration and delayed tax relief, while amendments set ten substitutes at 450 annually.
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Haldeman
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Negley
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Taggart
Berry
Crall
Eppert
Kelly
Meyer
Moriarity
Rhodes
Shea
Sourbler
Wahl
Warneg
Wolsiffer
Wysong
Cooper
McFarland
Negrey
Lertenant
Union Railway Company
Roosevelt Avenue
Bischoff & Fisse
Office of the Inspector of Weights and Measures
E. Shellhouse
Board of Public Works
Council For Approval
Washington Street
Alabama Street
Virginia Avenue
Stevens Street
Prospect Street
James A Semple Passengers Agent Dies in Denver
James A Semple one of the oldest railway passenger agents in the United States died in Denver yesterday at age seventy seven. In the sixties he was assistant general passenger agent of the Little Rock line.
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James A. Semple
United States
Denver
Little
Organization perfected by Indiana infantry veterans
Members of Company A of the One-hundred and fifty-eighth Indiana Infantry met last night and formed a permanent organization. They served in the Spanish-American war and, ahead of the Spanish-American war veterans encampment next week, elected officers Parker Judah president Robert Kruger vice president and E J Conway secretary and treasurer. The group will meet at 317 Massachusetts avenue again Friday night to plan a later reception.
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Indiana Infantry
Parker Judah
Robert Kruger
E. J. Conway
Massachusetts Avenue
Journal's Handbook of Indianapolis Is Now Ready for Distribution
Rich in illustrations the Journal's Handbook of Indianapolis announces completion with over three hundred half tone images depicting the city from its earliest days to now. Special paper edition offered for 50 cents plus 8 cents mail, available at booksellers newsdealers and Journal office. Also lists railway excursion fares for Pennsylvania Lines Vandalia Line and Cincinnati routes on Sunday September 21 with multiple round trips and times.
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Journal
Indianapolis
Special Excursions Over Pennsylvania Short Lines from Indianapolis
Special excursion fares announced from Indianapolis to New York Boston and Washington with return windows in October 1902. Detailed prices include Washington and return 413.30, New York and return 23.3, Boston and return all rail 24.00 and via sound lines 23.00. Extensions possible to November 12. Contact W W Richardson at Pennsylvania Short Lines for information and tickets via Chicago routes. Sleeping car fares from Chicago in Pullman tourist cars are six dollars.
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New York
Boston
W. W. Richardson
Pennsylvania Short Lines
West Washington Street
Indianapolis
Ind
Chicago
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
W. B. Kniskern
Chicago and Return By Lake Erie and Western Routes
2:00 departure details show Saturday night Sept 20 from Indianapolis at 10:00 p.m. for berths chairs and full particulars contact A. H. Sellars C. P. A. South Illinois Street.
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Indianapolis
A. H. Sellars
South Illinois Street
Fair Grounds Trains via Monon Route and Big Four
Railroad excursion details listed for Indianapolis with Monon and Big Four routes. Morning departures 10 30 a m to 2 p m and 7 7 30 p m fare 15 cents round trip. Additional Sunday trip to Lawrenceburg Aurora and Way Points $1 00 or less round trip. Local station info and merchants advertised alongside.
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Aurora
Louisville
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