Second Ward Saloons Targeted By Anti-Saloon League
Secretary Dufts of the Anti-saloon League and Rev Worth M Tippy spoke at Broadway Church in a preliminary meeting to oust saloons from the Second Ward. Dufts, recently brought from Ohio, urged unified enforcement of temperance laws and argued that all allege support for saloons must sign petitions. He claimed high license is worse and presented figures on liquor revenue, while Tippy urged suppression to protect residents and curb associated crime and vice.
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Leeward
Broadway
M. E
Dufts
Anti-saloon League
Ohio
Lcense
United States
Worth M. Tippy
Tippy
Second Ward
Cee
Hardybeck's Hurry: Shelbyville Man Breaks Leg On StreetCar
Shelbyville resident Leo Hardybeck suffered a broken leg last night at 7 while at the intersection of the Shelbyville Interurban line and the Indianapolis street railway. He was en route to visit his sister at 13 Park Avenue. At Prospect Street’s end he leapt off a moving car, mistimed the exit, and was hurled against a center pole.
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Leo Hardybeck
Shelbyville
Indianapolis Street Railway
Hardybeck
Park Avenue
Prospect Street
Kennedy
Pooks Hardybeck
Fire At 319 North Street Destroys Home
A defective flue in the one story frame house occupied by John Mansfield at 319 North Street caused a fire yesterday at 4 o clock. The blaze damaged the house to the extent of $1 and was confined to the roof which was nearly burned off. Furniture was saved with water damage limited by scorpa covering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mansfield
North Street
Ecorpa
Hard Campaign Work Seen Key to Indiana Election Victory
Republicans launch second week of campaign with numerous district meetings across Indiana. Leaders warn against overconfidence as voters must turn out on election day. statewide efforts by officers, precinct workers, and orators aim to mobilize support.
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Indiana
Charles S. Hernly
Chaiirman
State Committee
Hernly
Congress
Hemenway
Elias 8. Holliday
Watson
Overstreet
New York
Republican National Congressional Campaign Committee
Indianapolis
Tomlinson Hall
Bagels. Cromer
Landis
Crumpacker
Republians
Frederick Landis
Mick
Brick
House of Representatives
Quiet Democratic State Headquarters Rumors and Plans
Mystery surrounds Democratic State headquarters in the Lombard building as hints of a gumshoe campaign emerge. Secretary Ross notes Greene county Democrats have united amid tensions over a joint senatorship and a possible shift toward Republican support. Beveridge preparations and campaign stops in Burlington, Peru, Michigan City, Elwood, and Chicago are announced for the week.
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Lombard
Ross
Marion County Committee
State Committee
O’brien
B. F. Shively
Campaing
Greene County
R. W. Miers
Monroe County
Cyrus Davis
Gilbert Hendren
Davis
State
Kelly
Reily
Beveridge
Burlington
Carroll County
Peru
Michigan City
Elwood
National League of Republican Clubs
Chicago
Senator Fairbanks to speak at City Hall tonight
Senator Fairbanks will address Columba at City Hall this evening at seven oclock. He is scheduled to speak again tomorrow at two oclock, continuing the public appearance in the same venue.
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Fairbanks
Columbus
Paoli
Mitchell
Bedford
Burglary at Carroll B. Carr Residence Numbers Stolen
Thieves broke into the house of Carroll B. Carr at 1103 North Capitol avenue last night about 6:30. They took $8 in cash, four valuable rings, a gold bracelet, and clothing. Drawers were emptied and items left scattered on the floor after entry through a side window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll B. Carr
North Capitol Avenue
Indiana Avenue Saloon Brawl Leaves Two Wounded
A fight started in Bob Parker's saloon on Indiana avenue ending with Julia Johnson and Albert Miles stabbed and slashed. Both victims, taken to City Hospital, may have been attacked by four assailants. Police pursued two suspects but could not locate them. William Baxter was arrested on the cutting charge.
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Indiana Avenue
Julia Johnson
East Seventeenth Street
Albert Miles
Sahm Street
Miles
City
Kennedy
Bob Parker
Johnson
Canal
Belch
de Rossette
Michigan Street
Bowman Street
No. 1 Engine House
North Street
Milea
William Baxter
Strategy Versus Gamblers Bicyclemen Nab Disturbing Crapshooters
Four bicycle policemen raided a North Meridian Street stable used for illegal crap games. The scene turned chaotic as doors and windows were smashed, several men fled, and five suspects were arrested while others escaped. names include Thompson, Milligan, Burns, Williams, and Rice.
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Seventeenth
Meridian Streets
Griffin
Hull
Simon
Morgan
North Meridian Street
Walker
Walter Williamson
Soc Spete
Cehene
William Thompson
North Pennsylvania Street
Lester Milligan
West Fourteenth Street
Hayes Burns
Bates Alley
Walter Williams
Coe Street
William Rice
North Noble Street
Shot on Yellow Bud Street Ends in Fatal Duel
Walter Shafeen shot Norman Lutz in Chillicothe on Yellow Bud street. Lutz fired back fatally wounding Shafeen. Lutz, a wealthy farmer, was not seriously hurt and faced accusation by Shafeen of intimacy with Mrs. Shafeen.
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Chillicothe, CO
Walter Shafeen
Norman Lutz
Yellow Bud
Lutz
Shafeen
Prospects Grow Bright as Subscriptions Rush In
The Committee of Ten urges to-day and to-morrow for $1 subscriptions to fund the technical institute. A grand roster will be published once the fund closes. Donations from Journal and Sun employees, Havens & Geddes, and out-of-town supporters push total past $2,600 with several large gifts expected and a musicale planned at the Propylaeum to aid the drive.
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Technical Institute
Journal
Sun
Rothe, Wells & Bauer
Havens & Geddes Company
Harry Joseph
Munele
Alice Cullen
Propylaeum
Horace Wood
Meridian Stables
Indianapolis Transfer Company
Turday
George W. Brown
Albert Sahm
Stable assault leaves Hugh McCormack badly wounded
Hugh McCormack of 307 West McCarty Street was found in his stable yesterday morning with a deep head wound and unconscious from loss of blood. He revived and said he was robbed by a man after a drink with Dan Welch and James Dalton, then fought the intruder, was struck, and later left at the barn as friends failed to stop the bleeding. Authorities note the injuries are not believed to be life threatening.
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Hugh McCormack
McCarty Street
McCormack
Durin
Dan Welch
James Dalton
Welch
Dalton
Cantrell Discusses Hamlet as Symbol of the Advanced Thinker
Edward A. Cantrell of the People's Church lectured on Hamlet at English's Opera House, opposing the view that modern literature lacks significance. He portrayed Hamlet as symbolic of the solitary thinker facing societal crucifixion, and urged a future education blending idea and will with practical craft. He announced winter lectures and monthly sacred music concerts.
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Edward A. Cantrell
People’s Church
Opera House
Hamlet
Cantrell
Mr. Cantrell
Indianapolis
Man Dies En Route After Leaving Delaware Home
Springfield Ohio, Sept 2. John W. Sydney left his Delaware home yesterday to visit his father J J Snyder in this city. Snyder died in a Big Four passenger car near Galloway, apparently in good health when he boarded.
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Springfield
John W. Sydney
Delaware
J. J. Snyder
Galloway
Weekend Excursions From Indianapolis by Various Lines
Train specials depart Indianapolis Union Station early Sunday for Louisville Cincinnati and Terre Haute with through service and no or limited stops. Rates quoted at 1.25 dollars round trip for Cincinnati and return, 1.00 for Terre Haute, plus routes via C H D and Vandalia. Time changes announced for Northland Express trains between Indianapolis and Logansport.
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Indianapolis
Louisville Main-street
Indianapolis Union Station
Aurora
VANIA
Northland Express
Logansport
W. W. Richardson
Big Four Route Special Low Rates on Sale Soon
Special low round trip fares from Boston New York Washington Chicago with limited return extensions. Fares include 19 to 21 22 23 130 and 90 cents in various routes. Tickets on sale Oct 3 to 7 and Oct 6 and 7 with return by dates Oct 13 14 and Nov 3. Contact Big Four office No 1 East Washington Street or Union Station H M Bronson A G P A.
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Boston
New York
Crete
Washington, D. C
Chicago
Big Four
East
Washington Street
Union Station
H. M. Bronson
Indianapolis
Washington St
Washlington
Regniar
Cheap excursions east and to New York deals offered
Rail line notice lists round trip prices from Boston to New York and Washington with sales dates from October 3 to 11. Final return limits range to November 13, with stopovers at Washington Baltimore and Philadelphia. agents listed for details.
Boston and Return Fare Notice 19 Dollars
Travel advertisement announces a Boston and return fare of 19 dollars via C H and D and Eric R R tickets sold October 6 to 11 inclusive with final return limit November 13. See agents or address for details.
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Eric R. R
R. P. Algeo
No 13 Terre Haute Express Schedule Change
No 13, Terre Haute express, will leave at 7 10 p m instead of 7 p m. Arrive Terre Haute 9 p m. No 12 arrives Indianapolis 7 a m. No 20 arrives Indianapolis 2 50 p m. No other changes at Indianapolis. w Pak Richardson D P A Indianapolis
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Terre Haute Express
Terre Haute
Indianapolis
W. Pak Richardson
Indianapol
Sixteen Hour Rail Route to Washington from Cincinnati
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway will sell cheap tickets for October 3, 4, 6 and 7 good for return to October 14, 1902 with possible extension to November 3. The Battlefield line offers an illustrated war map detailing 353 Civil War battles and skirmishes in Virginia and along the Maryland border for veterans. Copies available via agents in Louisville, Cincinnati, and Kentucky. Sleeping and chair cars run between Indianapolis and Springfield, Illinois.
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
Washington
Battlefield
C. & O. Railway
Virginia
Maryland
R. E. Parsons
Louisville
G. W. Fatter
A. L. Ellett
Cincinnati
John D. Potts
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Sons of Veterans
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Land
Gettysburg
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Handbook of
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Board of Health and Health Statistics
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