Daylight robbery sequel ends with capture near Southport
Farmers Wishard and another pursued two armed robbers after William Dawson's house was looted on Pitty-fisth street and Central avenue. A white man fled, firing toward Indianapolis. the negro, Henry Walters, was captured later in Stewart rd. Walters claimed residence in Anderson and was linked to housebreaking and stolen rings belonging to Jonathan Curry of Tipton.
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William Dawson
Pitty-fisth Street
Central Avenue
William
Southport
Wishard
Nra
Indianapolis
W. C
Narty Hermann’s
Indian
Stewart Rd
Henry Walters
Dawson
Moberley
Bismarck Avenue
Walters
Anderson
Wait
Anand Drt
Jonathan Curry
Tipton
Bodies Revealed at Pleasant Hill Cemetery Disturbs Nearby
In Traders Point and New Augusta, excitement grows after the grave of Mrs Rose Neidlinger is opened. Moses, buried two days earlier, was also examined though unaltered. Gwin family members and elderly widow press exhumation of Mrs Neidlinger and Mrs Davenport’s graves amid grief and concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Neidlinger
Pleasant Hill
Traders Point
New Augusta
Moses
Gwin
Davenport
Ape
Board to Prosecute Over Poor Milk Tests
Health officials announce multiple prosecutions for selling milk below the standard after a series of tests. Samples from Peter Farey’s grant and several city spots showed 26 percent fat, with Palmer’s sample also containing artificial coloring. cases involve S. Hecathorn’s dairy Avondale and local retailers.
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Board of Health
Peter Farey
Grant
South
Meridian Street
R. Starehal
North Alabama
S. Hecathorn
Avondale
Ed Ether
T. P. Rhoade
North Illnois Street
L. Rs
Illinois
Palmer's At
Floral souvenir gift for ladies at event
A pretty floral keepsake will be given to every woman attending. The notice mentions stylish fail cloth credit without ty and lists 1M ENTER. HOSENDLOOM & CO. located at 10 N. Penn. St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hosendloom & CO
N. Penn. St
General Smith and Hobson press for bold US naval role
About 300 people attended a Spanish American War Veterans meeting at Tomlinson Hall. Brig. Gen. Jacob H. Smith spoke on his views of personal justice and the Samar campaign while Capt. Richmond Pears on Hobson argued for an expanded US navy and the Monroe doctrine beyond Asia. Other speakers included Col. Jewett and Gen. Hulings. Election of officers followed with several candidates named for commander in chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomlinson Hall
Root
Jacob H. Smith
Jake
Jewett
Samar
Captain Hobson
General Smith
Richmond Pearson Hobson
Washington
Jones
Smith and Dewey
South
Alabama
Hobson
United States
China
Asia
America
Smith
Santiago Bay
J. B. Coryell
Willis J. Hulings
Pennsylvania
Grand Army of the Republic
Col
Amalgamation Favored by Spanish War Veterans in Detroit
Less than 100 delegates met in Detroit to discuss uniting Spanish-American War Veterans. Captain Davenny of the United Service Men urged amalgamation on a basis fair to all, with Roosevelt backing the move. A five member committee was set to meet with a similar group from the Spanish-American War Veterans to arrange merger.
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Detroit
Mich
Wilson I. Davenny
Chicago
United Service Men
Roosevelt
Davenny
Champe Andrews
New York
J. Warren Keifer
M. Emetrell
Washington, D. C
Harold C. Megrew
Indianapolis
Champ 8
Andrews
Hamilton Ward, Jr
Buffalo
I. N. Kenney
Bay City
W. H. L Reaney
Louis Livingston Seeman
Clara Barton
Glenn Echo
Urell
F. G. Ward
C. 8. Anders
Lee M. Lipscomb
District of Columbia
Charles R. Miller
Father Reaney
U. S. N. Cleveland
Milwaukee
Adjutant General
Mayor Calls Special Meeting and Finance Leap
Mayor Bookwalter orders a special council session to review tax levy and appropriation ordinances. The Finance Committee is expected to report favorably on the mayor’s tax levy and appropriations as reduced. The mayor’s action on the fire department pay ordinance remains undisclosed, likely a veto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bookwalter
Finance Committee
Lover Takes His Life After Rejected Marriage Proposal
Miss Francette Girard, living with her mother at 613 South Pine street, returns from Anderson shaken by the death of Eben L. Rist of Cincinnati. Rist, who had pursued her after meeting in Cincinnati, threatened to kill himself when refused. He drank carbolic acid and died in an ambulance about an hour later. Girard remains in a nervous state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francette Girard
South Pine Street
Anderson
Eben L. Rist
Cincinnati
Rist
Miss Girard
Encampment Speakers at Spanish American War Veterans Meet
The Spanish American War Veterans encampment opened late in the Statehouse Senate chamber as news of President Roosevelt being taken to St Vincent's Hospital spread. The auditing committee reported it could not deliver before today and the session adjourned after 5 pm. Brig Gen Jacob H Smith of Portsmouth Ohio spoke a brief welcome and gratitude, followed by Commander Rich mond P Hobson who expressed happiness at addressing the gathering.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Grand Army
Hobson
Smock
Indiana
United States
McKinley
Spain
Chaplain Watts
Senate
Statehouse
Roosevelt
St. Vincent's Hospital
W. C. Liller
Jacob H. Smith
United States Army
Portsmouth
Firemen save mother and child from Polk Flats blaze
A late yesterday fire at Polk flats Sixteenth street and College avenue trapped Mrs Maud Johnson and her fifteen month old in a third story window. Firemen built a tarpaulin life net from a mattress and baskets to catch the baby dropped thirty feet below. Mrs Johnson leaped to ground after the child was saved suffering only bruises. The blaze caused $50 in loss to the building and the all colored crew were hailed for heroism.
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Polk
Sixteenth Street
College Avenue
J. T. Polk Sanitary Milk Company
Elden Tilson
John Griffith
Ernest Johnson
Griffith
Sixteenth and
Ash Streets
Polk Building
Tom Howard
Maud Johnson
Howard
Charles D. Githens
Albert A. Womack
Charles Peggs
William Pohl
Sylvester Elzey
Johnson
Secretary Root Tours Arsenal Grounds and School Prospects
Secretary of War Elihu Root arrived Monday morning and inspected government property at the arsenal grounds alone. He then quietly reviewed technical school prospects before visiting the President at the Columbia Club. He was noncommittal about results and departed for Peoria last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elihu Root
Mr. Root
Arsenal
J. Root
Progress on Institute Fund Subscriptions Reaches 1000
The ten member committee overseeing the technical institute fund reports strong growth from a Monday start. Pledges top the $1,000 mark with a notable $500 gift from Brown and Albert Sahm via W. Hayward, who recently moved from Pana to Indianapolis. The Retail Grocers' Association agrees to solicit grocers to circulate subscription lists and ministers are urged to urge congregations to contribute. Women are also asked to assist in growing subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee of Ten
Technical Institute
Brown
Albert Sahm
W. Hayward
Hayward
Indianapolis
Pana
Retail Grocers’ Association
Suspect Arrested After Train Pickpocket Alert
Railroad detectives informed Police that two pickpockets had robbed passengers on trains and fled into the city. Detectives Asch and Manning pursued a young man matching the description, who resisted and bit Asch en route to the station. He identified as Robert English and was charged with loitering. State Board of Agriculture secretary Downing cites state fair receipts near 763,000 with gate receipts also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asch
Manning
Fletcher
Robert English
Downing
State Board of Agriculture
Mew pianos at 16 and up at Wulchner's
A local advertisement lists pianos for sale at Wulchner's with prices starting around $16 and higher. The spot emphasizes affordable options for buyers seeking budget models and newer entries in the store's piano lineup.
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Wulchner’s
City reports show profit to pay debt on land purchase
Receipts from exhibits villages and miscellaneous sources totaled about 30000 with expenditures between 47000 and 50000. The profit capped at 5000 will go toward the debt for 134 acres bought last year. Everett Bushing, a gravel wagon driver, was injured when a North Indianapolis line street car struck his wagon at Senate and Indiana avenues yesterday. He suffered a broken nose and cuts to head and neck and was taken home to 1801 South Olive Street.
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Vilages
Everett Bushing
Senate and
Indiana Avenues
Bushing
Indianapolis
South
Olive Street
City
Dunlaps Hats Air Route to Washington from Indianapolis
Direct Route to Washington Indiana Special G A R and W R C train leaves Indianapolis Sunday Oct 5 at 3 06 pm arrives Washington noon next day. Round trip from Indianapolis 13 30 sleeper 4 double berth low rates from all stations stopovers both ways early noon arrival to secure quarters Field Headquarters Pennsylvania Lines Washington for G A R and friends information from W W Richardson D P A Indianapolis
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Washington
Passenmere
Sons of Veterans
Ladies’ Aid Societies
Pennsylvania Lines
Fifteenth and
G Streets
Grand Army
W. W. Richardson
Washington i
Big Four
East Washington Street
Union Station
M. Bronson
A. G
C and O Announces Short Train Fares and War Map Folder
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway offers cheap round trip tickets to Washington for October 3 to 6 with return by midnight October 14 and possible extension to November 3 1902. The Railroad promotes an aluminated war map folder detailing 353 Civil War battles and skirmishes along Virginia and the Maryland border, available via listed officials in Kentucky and Ohio.
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
Special Low Rates On Boston and Return Tickets
On sale Oct 7 to 11 with extension till Nov. 3 Boston and return 19 to 21 dollars 22 to 24 dollars New York and return 23 25 dollars Washington DC and return 13 30 dollars Chicago and return 6 dollars Oct 6 and 7 Extension details available at Big Four office No 1 Washington street and Union Station H M Bronson A G P A
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Onion
Washington, D. C
Si Us
Chicago
Big Four
Washington Street
Union Station
H. M. Bronson
Big Four Route Excursions This Sunday Sep 28
Rail specials announce round trips from Indianapolis to Cincinnati Terre Haute Greencastle Dayton Decatur and more on Sept 28 with limited return dates. Rates include 1.25 to Cincinnati and Dayton 1.25 to Decatur. Pacific Coast fare via Chicago offered monthly. Contact W B Eniskern for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Indianapolis
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H. Lieber Company
West Washington St
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Great Navy
Action of Detroit Convention of
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R. P. Hobson
Leap
Polk Flats
Dunlap’s
Seaton's
Ncinnat
Indianapolis Union Station
Terre Haute
Greencastle
Scount
Pacific Coast
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
W. B. Eniskern
Dayton
Rushville
Connersville
Hamilton
Janes
German Fire Insurance of
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W. W. Dark & Co
New
East Market Street
Langsenkamp Bros
Georgia St
Van
Garland Stores and Ranges
C. Koehring & Bro
Virginia Ave
T Tin & Freiberg
East
Washington St
Carl F. Walk
Julius Walks
East Washington St
Merchants’ Association
H. E. Hamilton & CO
Pembroke Arcade
J. H. Reed, the Jeweler
the Starr
Atrt
the Starr Piano Company
Representative Piano House
Pennsylvania Street
G. A. R. and
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Indisospolis
H. J. Jones
Joseph Ene
The
HEEB
Postoffice
E. J. Heeb
Hervey D. Vories
Supt. Public Instruction
Vories
coLtect
Indiana Polis, Ind
Schools of
Ott
Rossitter Cole
Department of Music
Harriet Wile
Elwood A. Enery
Fine Arts Bidg
John W Kern
A. Z. Wiley
F. M. Ingler
E. J. Hebb
Indianapolis College of Law
Pioneer Brass Works
S.pennis
Carl L. Rost
Pameier
North
Ilinois Street
R. M. Mueller
Del
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