Opening of Colleges Opens Fall Term in Indianapolis
Three Indianapolis colleges started their terms with the Indiana College enrolling 375 students including about 100 freshmen. Eclectic Medical College of Indiana reports double last year’s enrollment and new faculty members. College of Law begins with sixty students led by Dean Judge A. Z. Wiley and flow of administrators and faculty listed.
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Indianapolis
Indiana College
Kyle
Lash and
Kimberlin
Eclectic Medical College of Indiana
A. J. Dublin
Ind
E. A. Hite
Kokomo
G. L. McNeal
Deer Creek
F. Kincaid
Taylorsville
T. W. Kennedy
Sullivan
J. N. Dillman
J. W. Kannel
Fr. Wayne
Squier
Frankfort
R. V. Converse
Fred Kessiing
M. Meay
College of Law
A. Z. Wiley
John
Steve Theee
George C. Calvert
T. J. OY
Se Springer
E. P. Hopkins
Modern Woodmen Meeting Plans City Encampment Next June
John H. Mitchell and Edward Murphy led Modern Woodmen of America officials visiting local Woodmen committees to arrange the biannual encampment to be held here next June. About 300 Woodmen belong to the Uniform Bank portion, with total Woodmen around 800. Mitchell said a large parade is planned and prizes up to 300 for the drill were discussed. Officers expect to return late October.
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John H. Mitchell
Uniformed Woodmen of
Michigan
Ilinois
Edw. Murphy
George Riley
E B. Smith
National Board of the Woodmen of America
Woodmen
Modern
Wood Men of America
Uniform Bank
Mitchell Sait
Illinois Veteran Leaders United In Spanish War Veterans
Col. D. Jack Foster of Chicago elected commander in chief of the National Association of Spanish American War Veterans, with union talks underway with the Illinois unit. Liller apologizes after intemperate remarks. auditing committee finds books in disarray and possible improper payments. Milwaukee to host next year as union efforts intensify under Roosevelt’s requested rapprochement.
Resolution on Liller Trouble at Spanish American War Veterans
Morning session of the Spanish American War Veterans grew stormy over William C. Liller the deposed adjutant general. He was insulted as a scoundrel while defending himself, and the executive committee’s August 4 resolution warned Liller could embarrass the association before the President’s visit. The document accuses Liller of using the United States Volunteer to incite strife among members and delegates.
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Ee Ee Nee Tee
United States
Indianapolis
Poland
No. 7
Clark Camp
Poland and Clark
Liller
William C. Liller
Association
W. C. Liller
Women’s Auxiliary of Spanish War Veterans elects officers
In Detroit on September 24 the Ladies Auxiliary of the National Army and Navy Spanish War Veterans elected national president Flora A. Lewis and named officers including Isabella Alexander senior vice president in chief, W. H. Hubbell junior vice president, Fred S. Hodgson national inspector, H. W. Cook chaplain, and Cornelia Clay treasurer. Clara me elected sponsor. council of administration named members from Washington and various states. installation by Commander-in-chief Urell. Captain Walter Mitchell of Washington reported as historian.
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Detroit
Mich
Ladies’ Auxiliary
The
National Army and Navy
Flora A. Lewis
Washington
D. C
Isabella Alexander
Cleveland
W. H. Hubbell
New York
Fred S. Hodgson
H.W. Cook
Cornelia Clay
Urell
Walter Mitchell
Society
Death of Old Citizen Woollen A Pioneer of Indianapolis
William Wesley Woollen, born June 21, 1828, longtime Indianapolis resident and former city controller, died at 314 East Ohio Street after a paralytic stroke. He endured eight years of spinal paralysis, remained alert in his final weeks, and was active in banking, politics, and literature. Survived by wife Sarah E. Young and four children, funeral plans pending.
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Ohio Street
Woollen
Mr. Woollen
Dorchester County
Maryland
Indiana
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Franklin
Levin W. Woollen
Vevay
W. W. Woollen
Federalsburg
Young Woollen
Cincinnati
Madison
Ind
Hanover Colege
Jefferson County
Whig Party
Madison Nier
Whig
Democratic Party
Indianapolis
Clearing House Association
Indiana Banking Company
Sullivan
Journal
Masonic Lodge
Masonic Mutual Benefit Society
Sarah E. Young
Thomas D. Young
Hanover
Susan Applegate
Frank Ritzinger
Burlington
Iowa
W. H. Hubbard
Monrovia
William W. Woollen, Jr
Memorial Adopted For William W Woollen At Clearing House
A memorial was adopted at a special Indianapolis Clearing House Association meeting held yesterday afternoon for William Wesley Woollen. Woollen served as secretary at the banks meeting where the association was organized and was deeply involved as manager of the clearing house for years. Indiana National Bank was invited to send representatives.
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Indianapolis Clearing House Association
William Wesley Woollen
Woollen
Indiana National Bank
Death notices and memorial from Indianapolis banks
A memorial praises William Wesley Woolten as a trusted banker and civic leader, signed by seven banks and two trust companies. Separately, Mrs Anna Clemens, wife of Will F Clemens, died of typhoid fever at 833 North Illinois Street. funeral set for tomorrow at 2 PM.
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Anna Clemens
Will F. Clemens
North
Illinois Street
Robbers Fire On Maj Richards Farm Home Visit
Two suspected robbers, linked to previous suburban incidents, visited Maj W J Richards's Millersville home Monday night. A farm hand fired two shots from a revolver during the encounter while the men fled in a buggy. Authorities connect the pair to a Sunday intrusion on William Dawson's home and a Tuesday afternoon encounter with local residents.
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Millersville
Maj. W. J. Richards
Richards
Major Richards
William Dawson
Fifty-sixth Street
Central Avenue
W. 8. Wishard
Mr. Stewart
Southport
Dunlap Hats Sold at Seaton's Hat Store in Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Short Lines announces direct rail service from Indianapolis to Washington for G A R and W R C members, with round trip fares from Indianapolis at 13 20, sleepers and early noon arrival options, through vestibuled cars, stopovers, and a Field Headquarters at Fifteenth and G Streets for assistance and information from W W Richardson D P A Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
Washington
Sons of Veterans
Ladies’ Aid Societies
Pennsylvania Lines
Fifteenth and
G Streets
Grand Army
W. W. Richardson
National Encampment Union Veteran Legion Ticket Notice
Tickets priced six dollars for Chicago and return eight six dollars will be sold on October 6 and 7 with a return limit to October 16 for the National Encampment Union Veteran Legion event.
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National
Union Veteran Legion
Train Fare Deals to Major Cities from Boston Area
An old transit notice lists round trip rates to Boston New York Washington Chicago with on sale dates Oct 3 through Oct 11. Returns extendable to Nov 13 for some routes. Details show prices like $19-$21 Boston, $30.80 New York, and $13.30 Washington and Chicago options. Contact H. M. Bronson A G P A at Big Four office for particulars.
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Boston
New York
Washington, D. C
Chicago
Big Four
East
Washington Street
Union Station
H. M. Bronson
Special Excursions Over Pennsylvania Short Lines from Indianapolis
Special excursion offers from Indianapolis via Pennsylvania Short Lines to include Washington and return for 13.20 with Oct 3 4 5 and 6 travel days and return by Oct 14 with extension option to Nov 1902 New York and return 23.25 Oct 4 5 and 6 valid to Oct 14 Boston and return 24 all rail via Sound Lines 28 Oct 7 to 11 with return by Oct 13 and extension to Nov 12 1902 Information from W W Richardson district passenger agent Pennsylvania Short Lines No 48 West Washington Street Indianapolis Ind
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Washington
I Privilese
New York
Boston
Sound Lines
W. W. Richardson
Pennsylvania
West Washington Street
Indianapolis
Ind
Big Four Route Weekend Special Fares Listed
Weekend railroad specials from Indianapolis offer $1.25 round trips to Cincinnati Terre Haute Greencastle Dayton Decatur and more. Special trains depart 7 a.m. from Indianapolis with return times around 7 p.m. Includes intermediate stops Rushville Connersville Hamilton. Also advertises Janes’s Dustless Data Garland Stoves and Ranges and local harness and pancake items from Mrs. Austin and Herrington.
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Cincinnati
Terre Haute
Greencastle
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