Found Dead in His Room William Turner in 1416 Comar Street
Neighbors discovered William Turner an elderly Black man dead in his middle room at 1416 Comar Street. Dr. Foreman stated death natural after five weeks illness linked to rheuma. Turner left by wife who did not live with him. she could not be located until morgue visit. Two sons rumored to live elsewhere in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Turner
Comar Street
Dr. Foreman
Turner
Brayton
Esa Ot
West Street
Fire damages Thomas shop on West Washington Street
William A. Thomas, owner of a clothing renovating shop at 110 West Washington Street, overturned a bottle of benzine while cleaning goods yesterday afternoon and ignited a small fire. He sustained facial and hand burns. Losses were mainly to clothing, totaling about five dollars, with smoke and heat damaging nearby material and a sal kept from effects on the flue at 76 South Senate Avenue where a house occupied by Goeble was affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Thomas
West
Washington Street
Joss
Sal
Senate Avenue
Goeble
Republicans Hold Indiana State Committee Meeting in City
The Republican state committee met yesterday with most districts reporting 60 day poll progress and satisfactory but not boastful results. Senator Fairbanks attended, praised the committee, and noted district accuracy. no discussion of oratorical campus features or Hanna visit. No date set for the next gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican State Committee
Goodrich
Adam Beck
Sidney Cantwell
Hartford City
George W. Self
Mr. Wilson
Harrison County
Fairbanks
George W. Cromer
Hanna
Indiana
Roosevelt
Hemenway's District Rumors and Campaign Outlook
Chairman Cunningham of Evansville comments on Hemenway potential as House speaker buyer. He notes First district Republicans would back Hemenway for chairmanship of appropriations to gain funds. Cunningham predicts Hemenway will win the district, cites local dissension, and mentions campaign kickoff in Evansville with Senator Beveridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cunningham
Evansville
State Committee
Flist
Hemenway
House
Cannon
Committee On Appropriations
Cunningham
John W. Spencer
Bryan
Bryanites
Colonel Owen
Evale
Beveridge
Warick
Ees
Hemen- Way
Posey
Senator Fairbanks To Speak To Miners In Linton
Senator Fairbanks will address miners in Linton Indiana in early October with a possible afternoon meeting to allow mine workers to attend. Greene county Republican leaders forecast John C Chaney the Republican congressional candidate will lead in Greene county. Chairman J B Heaton says all should vote Republican as crops are good and miners are working.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbanks
Linton
J. B. Heaton
Greene County Republican Committee
John C. Chaney
Congress
Greene County
Indiana
Taylor
Heaton
Cromer Reports Slow Start for Eighth District Campaign
Representative George W. Cromer, seeking re election in Indiana's Eighth District, was in Indianapolis and returned to Muncie last night. He plans no active campaign until early October. Cromer notes possible speeches by Representative Watson and Landis, with Chairman Goodrich arranging appearances if Hanna visits. Local voters prepare a big Roosevelt reception in Muncie next week, with the President spending about fifteen minutes there. Debate over House Speaker Henderson's retirement features Cromer backing Hemenway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Cromer
Congress
Indianapolis
Muncie
Cramer
Watson
Landis
Goodich
Hanna
Portland
Anderson
Roosevelt
Hemenway
House
Mr. Cramer
Henderson
Montgomery touts Spencer for Congress in Rising Sun district
Hopeful O. H. Montgomery of Seymour reports the state committee nominated Joshua M. Spencer of Rising Sun to run for Congress. He is described as an able lawyer and good organizer, strong in a heavily Democratic district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. H. Montgomery
Seymour
State Committee
Joshua M. Spencer
Rising Sun
Congress
Republicans poised for close statewide race in Madison convention
Senator Deen predicts a hard fought contest against Griffith but a tight finish. Republicans host delegates in Madison with strong county wins anticipated. Five of ten counties likely to stay Republican. Democrats claim a Ripley defalcation issue may backfire. Marcus R. Sulzer expected to win reelection by about 600 votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God Caleratener Sen Deen Te Ecaiesirifith
Griffith
Madison
Ripley
Lkely
McCoy Sees Crumpacker Victory in Tenth District
Thomas J. McCoy of Rensselaer reports the Tenth district in shipshape for Crumpacker, predicting a 6000 vote margin and noting strong labor support in Hammond LaPorte Michigan City and Lafayette. Col Thayer and Elmer Leonard comment on Sixth and Twelfth districts while Gilhams campaigns against Robinson. Socialist Labor files for ballot access joining six party tickets. Landis poised for reelection in Ninth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. McCoy
Rensselaer
State Committee
Shipshape
McCoy
E. D. Crumpacker
Mr. McCoy
Crumpacker
Hammond
Michigan City
Laporte
Lafayette
Jasper County
Socialist Labor Party
State Board of Election Commissioners
Repubican
Democrat
Prohibition
Populist
Social Labor Party
Socialist Party
Street Car Accidents Cause Several Casualties Yesterday
Multiple street car crashes led to serious injuries for several pedestrians and riders. In one, Mrs. Fender and Mrs. Mills suffered major injuries when a street car struck their surrey at Central avenue and Eleventh street. Mr. Fender escaped serious harm. A second injury involved William H. Flathers who fell from East Washington streetcar No. 757 and suffered a severe scalp wound. Additional minor injuries occurred to J. D. Jones after a bicycle collision with an East Michigan streetcar, and Henry Whittemeier sustained a deep scalp laceration when the trolley jerked on New Jersey street.
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Central Avenue
Eleventh Street
William H. Fender
Spencer
Ind
Aaron H. Mills
West Market Street
Fender
Mills
Leathers
College Avenue
Surrey
J. L. Fritz
John McClintock
Schwartz
William H. Flathers
Danville
East Washington
Albert Myers
A. F. Little
Flathers
Beville Avenue
Jefferson Avenue
Washington Street
Parker
Lukenbill
Foreman
Ambulan
Goodwin
East Michigan
Jones
Indianapolis
Henry Whittemeier
Roann
Whittemeier
Fort Wayne Avenue
New Jersey Street
George Wilson Arrested on Embezzlement Charge
George Wilson living at 210 Indiana Avenue was arrested last night by Detectives Asche and Ward on a charge of embezzlement. Wilson is a traveling salesman for a local wine and liquor house and it is alleged he used $2 belonging to the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wilson
Indiana Avenue
Asche and
Ward
Wilson
New Planes At $16 And Up At Wulchner's
Readers are invited to inspect a display of new planes offered by Wulchner's with prices starting at $16 and increasing for larger models. The store emphasizes variety and competitive pricing for aviation enthusiasts.
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Wulchner’s
Senator Fairbanks Guests Morton Club in Indianapolis
Senator Fairbanks was hosted by the Oliver P. Morton Club at Shelby street and Cottage avenue, marking the first guest of honor event since the club’s founding. He praised Lincoln Garfield Morton and the club, urged vigilance against overconfidence, and urged Republicans to unite for victory in Indiana and beyond.
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O. P. Morton Club
Shelby Street
Cottage Avenue
Senator Fairbanks
Morton Club
Harry Hubbard
South Side
Ella Newkirk
Victor R. Jose
Holy City
Lily Adam
Morton
Indiana
James A. Garfield
Lincoln
McKinley
Hubbard
Mr. Fairbanks
United States
Fairbanks
Oliver P. Morton
Union
Washington
Garfield
Republican Party
Harrison
Indianapolis
Ublicans
Benjamin Harrison
Ham McKinley
Accused of Robbery Arrest of Anna Williams in Hartford City
Detectives Colbert and Hauser arrest Anna Williams, a large colored woman nicknamed Peter Jackson, on highway robbery and petit larceny charges. She allegedly grabbed Herman Miller near Deaconess Hospital, took money and a $100 Hartford City Bank check, and was found at 819 Athon Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Williams
Peter Jackson
Colbert
Hauser
Petit
Herman Miller
Hartford City
Deaconess Hospital
Miller
Imperial Hotel
Senate Avenue
Ohio Street
Special train and cheap Washington excursion for Grand Army encampment
Transit deals across Indianapolis Cincinnati Terre Haute and Cincinnati Washington on dates in September and October 1902. Special fast trains depart early morning from Cincinnati with return options, plus cheap round trips to Washington via Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Battlefield line. Folders with Civil War battle map available through C and O officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
Washington
Battlefield
C. & O. Railway
Virginia
Maryland
R. E. Parsons
Louisville
G. W. Barney
Lexington
A. L. Ellett
Cincinnati
John D. Petts
Chicago Round Trip Fare Ad Through Lake Erie and Western
Travel ad offers seven dollars round trip to Chicago with two dollars via Lake Erie and Western and Lake Shore Roads. Departs Indianapolis at 10:00 p.m. Saturday night September 20. Berths chairs and full particulars available from A. H. Sellars C P A 23 South Illinois Street.
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Chicago
Lake Erie & Western
Lake
Shore Roads
Indianapolis
A. H. Sellars
South Illinois Street
Vandalia Rides Offer Special Sept Races Tickets
Terre Haute Races ticket offer includes one fare round trip for Sept 22 to 27 with return by Sept 28. Six daily trains from Indianapolis. Special excursions from Indianapolis to Washington Boston New York with round trip prices and flexible return extensions through Oct and Nov 1902. Contact W W Richardson or W B Kniskern for details. Sleeping car fare from Chicago in Pullman cars listed.
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Vandalia Line
Indianapolis
Washington
New York
Boston
Sound Lnes
W. W. Richardson
Pennsylvania Short Lines
West Washington Street
Ind
Chicago
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
W. B. Kniskern
Evansville
Union Station
Onon Route Schedule For Wednesday And Thursday
The schedule lists departures starting 10 30 a m then every half hour to 2 p m and again at 7 and 730 p m The fare is 15 cents round trip.
Big Four Route Excursions Sunday
Excursions Sunday September 21 to Lawrenceburg Aurora and Way Points priced at 1.90 or less round trip. Special train departs Indianapolis Union Station at 7:30 a.m. arrives at destination around 7:20 p.m. Another special train leaves Indianapolis Union Station at 7 a.m. Return departures from Louisville at 7 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Madison
Indianapoli
Curora
New York
Aioe
Chicago
Big Four
Washington Street
Union Station
J. M. Bronson
Capital Razor and Supplies advertisement blurb
A compact historical ad listing Capital Razor and Supplies at 4, E Bodine & Co at 37 E Ohio St selling harness and trucks carriages with best values for the least money. It mentions Techentin & Freiberg at 136 East Washington St offering harness and related goods in a first class harness store and Herringtons at 139 EB Market noting Mrs. Austins Pancake flour as a quick breakfast option.
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Capital Razor and Supplies
E. Bodine & CO
Ohio St
Techentin & Freiberg
East
Washington St
Herringtons
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Ndianapolis
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Dunlap
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Self
Hemenway’s District
Mr. Cromer
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Fourth District Politics
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Col
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C. Gilham
Elmer Leonard
C. C. Gilhams
Robinson
Leonard
Gilhams
Fred Sims
Oliver P. Morton Club
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Terre Haute
Tse
Greer
Studs
Rushville
Connersville
Hamilton
Pennsylvania
Pacific Coast
Fair Grounds Trains
Lawrenceburg
Aurora
Way
Janes's
Dustiess Osta
Garland Stoves
Ehring & Bro
Ste
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Julius
H. E. Hamilton
Pembroke Arcade
Bliss, Swain & Co
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