Old Mother's Plea Moves Judge in Juvenile Court
In a rough session Judge Stubbs wept as a mother pleaded for her son Albert who follows his two imprisoned brothers. The hearing in Coburn Lumber barn case featured floggings for several youths, with mothers administering the lashes while witnesses detailed thefts and damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert
Stubbs
Piercefield
Oale” Barnett
Pat Hunt
Walter Worth
Coburn Lumber Company
West Georgia Street
Barnett
Worth
Onie” Barnett
Stubbe
Porkehops
Holt
Irolman Tomlinson
J Stubbs
Plainfield
A. Klefer
Beery
Hibben-Hollweg
Indiana Superintendent Aims to Compile State School Statistics
Frank H. Pie, state superintendent, moves to compile detailed school statistics for Vigo, Henry, Putnam, and Fountain counties, aiming to finish the statewide tally soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vigo
Henry, Pute
Fountain
Frank H. Pie
Pie Beste
Plymouth man jailed over education law grievance letter
Freeman Kyser of Plymouth Ind is in jail for a $10 fine after refusing to send his two school age children to public school on religious grounds. He declares Jesus Christ is first and derides public schools as hell while noting his daughters can read and write. Superintendent Frank Jones plans to advise the court to compel his wife to turn the children over or require attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeman Kyser
Plymouth
Ind
Kyser
Jesus Christ
Hell
Earth
Satan
J. W. Maxey
Frank Jones
One Ninth Miller Interest Sells for $26,000 in Interurban Ground
Judge Walker authorized the sale of Avila Miller’s one ninth interest in the Miller property at Market and Illinois, tied to an Interurban station rumor. John J. Appel bought the share for 25,000, guard ian papers filed by Ferdinand Winter, agent for the Indianapolis Street Railway Company. Other local sales included Charles Malpas’ Elm Street home exchange for a Meridian Lot and $600, Bert McBride buying at New Jersey and 22nd streets for 6,000, John M. Judah selling Shepard Avenue property for 2,600, and Charles Tutewiler selling Eleventh Street property for 3,500.
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Miller
Market
Illinois Streets
Ferdinand Winter
Guardian
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Mionel Avees Whee
Ropeohn J. Appel
Askethert
Atpeatant
Charles E. Malpas
Elm Street
Noble
Benjamin F. Cline & Co
Frank A. Muzzy
Malpas
Eitel
Meridian Street
Bert McBride
New Jersey
Twenty Second Street
William P. Brown
John M. Judah
Nettie H. Wilson
Shepard Avenue
Twenty-first Street
Charles W. Tutewiler
Eleventh Street
Alabama
Charles Harrington
Rev M L Haines Returns From Six Month Europe Tour
The Rev Matthias L Haines pastor of the First Presbyterian Church and his family returned yesterday from a six months trip in Europe. He visited Belgium Holland Switzerland Germany France and Italy meeting Americans from Indianapolis and noting industrial growth and changes since his last visit twenty three years ago. He described European press coverage of American affairs and commented on Italy’s army as a school and backbone of conservatism. He reached New York from Antwerp and will preach tomorrow at his church.
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Matthias L. Haines
First Presbyterian Church
United States
Haines
Indianapolis
Europe
John H. Holliday
Ferdinand Mayer
Woollen
Italy
Great Britain
Continent
Telegraph News
London
New York
Germany
Switzerland
Holland
Lucerne
Florence
Morgan
Mr. Haines
Venice
Chicago
Antwerp
Red Star Line
Vaderland
New Electric Rail Consolidation Links South Bend Lines
South Bend and Southern Michigan Railway and South Bend Northern Railway file articles of agreement to consolidate. A continuous electric line from South Bend Indiana to St. Joseph Michigan is planned with 750000 dollars capital, split 35 percent to Indiana line and the rest to South Bend & Southern Michigan. Directors McCance, Reed, Bulltzingslowen, Bates, and Babcock will run affairs until November election. General offices to be in South Bend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend & Southern Michigan Railway Company
State of Michigan
South Bend Northern Railway Company
Indiana Corporation
South Bend
Ind
St. Joseph
Mich
Indiana Railway
South Bend & Southern Michigan
James B. McCance
Mortimer P. Reed
F. W. Bulltzingslowen
Demas D. Bates
William W. Babcock
Theeneral
Duel at 224 Indiana Avenue Ends With Arrests
James Whittaker and Harry Welsh, two colored men, clashed in a restaurant at 224 Indiana avenue. Whittaker drew a revolver and threatened to kill, snapping the trigger thrice. Welsh wrestled with him using a butcher knife. Bicycle officers Trimpe and Lowe arrested both men. Whittaker was treated at City Dispensary. Both face assault and battery with intent to kill charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Whittaker
Harry Welsh
Indiana Avenue
Welsh
Cook
Whittaker
Trimpe
Lowe
Assault Missed Hat Store Theft Scene Noted
A man reported being struck from behind and rendered unconscious during an assault at Seaton's Hat Store while bystanders passed en route to a boxing match. The incident disrupted a busy shopping area and local witnesses reported the event, highlighting safety concerns in the district.
Short Line Travel Deals from Indianapolis
Short Lines from Indianapolis offer Washington and return 13.20 with return through Nov 3 1902, New York and return 23.25 with Oct 14 return, Boston and return all rail 24.00 or via sound lines 23.00 with Oct 7 toll and return by Oct 13 extendable to Nov 12. Sleeping car double berth Chicago to Pullman tours 6.00. Inquiries to W W Richardson or W B Kniskern.
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Washington
New York
Boston
W. W. Richardson
Pennsylvania
Washington Street
Indianapolis
Ind
Chicago
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
W. B. Kniskern
Sixteen Hours Cincinnati to Washington Rail Fare
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway offers cheap tickets to Washington on Oct 3 4 5 and 6 valid for return until Oct 14 1902 with possible extension to Nov 3 192. An illuminated war map folder listing 353 battles and skirmishes in Virginia and the Maryland border is available by request to several city agents. Also notices of other rail specials and merchandise ads appear from Indianapolis to Cincinnati and Terre Haute.
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. Potts
Fire damages West Vermont street home of W O Jones
A one story frame house at 1944 West Vermont street owned and occupied by W O Jones was partially destroyed by fire last night at close to midnight. Excessive stove use in the kitchen caused the blaze with damage estimate not fully stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Jones
Vermont Street
Confession of assault in alley near Grand Opera House
A. H. Parsons of Hagerstown Indiana reported to police last night that he was assaulted in an alley behind the Grand Opera House and that his watch was taken or affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Parsons
Hagerstown
Ind
Grand Opera House
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Badger. Furniture Co
Washington St
Superintendent of Public Instruction
J. J. Appel
Tion
Wulchner’s
Dunlap
Seaton’s Hat Store
Pennsylvania Lines
Madison
National
Union Veteran Legion
D. Ry
Vandalia Line
Terre Haute
Pacific Coast
Grand Army
Washington, D. C. Co. & C
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Rushville
Connersville
Hamilton
Lake Erie & Western
Lake Shore
A. H. Sellars
South Illinois Street
Lawrenceburg
Aurora
Aoe Tora
Lautavile
Fanapolis U
Lous,ville
Evansville
West Washington Street
Union Station
Janes
W. W. Dark & Co. Insurance
East Market Street
Garland
C. Koe
King & Bro
Virginia Ave
Capital Razor and Supplies
E. Bodine & CO
Ohio St
Tech In & Freiberg
Flamonde
Kimberley
Bliss, Swain & Co
Bliss,swain !&Co
Tie Pops
Enn Saen
Pearson’s Piano House
Indianapolis, Ind
Taggart’s Bakery
Massachusetts
Juliusc Walkston
Indiana
East Washington Street
H. E. Hamilton
Pembroke Arcade
Atkins
Lilly & Stalnaker
East
Wawra
C. I. Fletcher
North Pennsylvan
South Meridian
Cern
Wastington
D.C
Onother
Big Four
Lington Street
Bronson AG
Roosevelt
H. M. Bronson, A. G. P. A
Vita
Parker
Deutsch Tailoring Comp
South Illinois
St Samphs
Aelf
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