McGowan Retires Todd to Manage Traction Lines
Robert I Todd of Providence will succeed Hugh McGowan as manager of the Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Company property effective January 1 1906 The merger of traction systems draws attention as McGowan steps back from daily duties to oversee the deal Todd a Johns Hopkins graduate previously directed Washington streetcar operations then Cincinnati system and Rhode Island lines in Providence The merger links Indianapolis Northwestern Eastern Western Plainfield Muncie Portland Richmond lines and several Ohio lines including Cincinnati Dayton Columbus Buckeye Lake Newark and Zanesville as parties The exact merger plans remain undeveloped public statement pending further talks
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert. 1. Todd
Providence
Hugh McGowan
Indianapolis
Indianapolis ‘Traction and Terminal Company
McGowan
Harners
Traction and Terminal Company
Mr. BoGowan
Indianapolis & Northwestern
Indianapolis & Eastern
Indianapolis & Western
Plainfield
Martinaville
Fort Wayne & Wabash Valley
Fort Wayne
van Wert & Lima
Bluffton & Marion
Muncie & Portland
Richmond Street
Ohio
Cincinnati
Dayton
Toledo
Tucker-Anthony
Columbus
Buckeye Lake
Newark
Newark & Zanesville
Dayton, Springfiield & Union
Lady Huntworth's Experiment to Benefit Royal Club at English's
Local company rehearses carefully for Lady Huntworth's Experiment at English's Opera House to benefit the Royal Club. Mrs. John T. Brush praised as Lady Huntworth. eight other cast members show promise. Sets, props, and costumes noted. act details cover vicarage garden and kitchen scenes with wholesome comedy and a melodramatic thread. Tickets for the Boys' Club benefit on Jan. Wt go on sale via C A McCotter in Mi Traction Terminal building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Huntworth
Opera House
Roya’ Club
Indianapolis
John T. Brush
Marning
John C Lyon
2. M. Watson
Harry Porter
C. A. McCotter
Lynchehaun Tells Story At Gaslic Society Recital
James Lynchehaun was guest of honor at a Gaslic society meeting in Masonic hall on Friday. He spoke of escapes from British jails and his fight for liberty in Indianapolis as England sought to return him for punishment. He was warmly greeted despite a failed stereopticon show and recited much of his history in Gaelic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lynchehaun
Gaslic Society
Masonic Hell
Lynchehaun
Uberty
Indianapolia
England
Lyncheham
USEFUL LIFE ENDED John C Shoemaker Dies at 88 in Indianapolis
John C Shoemaker a prominent Indiana figure died at 11 43 PM Friday at his home in Air Indianapolis. Born in Perry County April 8 1838 he held tax law influence in state government, served as Perry County treasurer auditor state senator and representative. He edited the Indianapolis Sentinel until 1886 and left a legacy in taxation and public service. He is survived by his wife Mahula Stephenson and one daughter Mrs George C Pearson with six grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alrioal
John C. Shoemaker
Mr. Shoemaker
H. H. Wheeler
Perry County
Shoemaker
State Senate
House of Representatives
State
Sentinel Printing Company
Sentinel Printing Company. Mr. Shoemaker
Indianapolis Sentinel 1
Mary
Jesse Theodore
Alnen
Mahula Stephenson
John Stephenson
G George C. Pearson
Indianapolis
Charen
George Pearson
Goshen Rubber Tire Denies Contract Claim in U S District Court
The Goshen Rubber Tire company of New Jersey has filed in the United States district court its answer to the Single Tube Automobile and Blayor. The company seeks damages for alleged contract violation, stating the contract relied on was executory without consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen Rubber Tire Company
United States District Court
New Jermy
Whish
Emgte Tube Company
City News and Church Notices Descend on Saturday Program
Local church and club events fill Saturday with meetings sermons and sales including a 3:30 pm students club gathering at 16 N Pennsylvaniest with Bishop Vincent speaking Sunday services feature topics Our Master Backward Prevented and Two Great Preachers A large church sale and market at All Souls church Corner Alabama and Winter Street and a quarterly Capitol Ave Methodist service follow with 10 20 am and 7 30 pm sessions Readings by Estelle Lovells Edmonds and musical acts accompany fund drives for church projects and the modern woodmen ball in Indianapolis plus a large list of elected officers and upcoming programs at various congregations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Truth Students’ Club
Indianapolis Counci
Frederick Falk
Leonard
Clara Shufrin
Mabel Covenant
Congregational Church
N ‘Markova
Councilman Storm Blocks Livery Barn Ordinance
Councilman John W. Storm blocked suspension of the rules and the livery barn ordinance. Thirteen members favored advancing the measure, but Storm’s no vote caused adjournment without action. The move aimed to stop W. J. Roache from erecting a barn near Nineteenth and New Jersey Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Storm
Storm
Mercury
W. J. Roache
New Jersey
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Mgowan
Robert I. Todd
Henester Merchants’ Association
Tes
Siamonds
Jet
iCraig’s Candies
East Washington St
Clayponl Bids
India
C. Day & Co
Mi Law
Ance CO
Ofice
Mahogany Co
Tndianapotis
Juin
Fonsomers’ Fuel Co
Liverty and
Maryland
Sis
Old Phoos Ral
W. Maewell
Mer
Austin
vAestin
Itphi
Our
Denison Candy den
Lowney
Irish Society
Wasson
Jem Bey Leggins
Ali
H. P. Wasson & Co
Kinklin
Claus Meeks Conta
Teachers Co &. Miller
City News
the Women's Social and Business Union of
Roberts Park M. 5
J. F. Morris
B. Seventeenth-st. Christian Church
Women of All Souls’ Church
Alabama and
Wineteentbats
Hitler C. E. Bacon
Capitolave
Methodist Episcopal Church
Estelle Lovells Edmonds
Covenant Constenational
E. Marketet
Highland-ave
New Church Fund
Albert Huristons
Roberts Pars M. E
Door of Hope
W. Michiwane
Vialzora
Maurice F. Murphy
Hughewood Christian Church
N. Ruralst
Washingtoll-wt
Floet
John H. Vincent
Boys’ Sunday League
Young Men's Christian Association
Zarhart
Capt. Fox
Marlon Camp
Modern Woodmen of America
St .Tomlinson
Priscilla Circle
QO. P. Morton Hall
and Alrn
E. W. Bakeman
Haze McClelland
Grace Mowe
Clifford Hoeffer
Alan B. Philput
Central Christian Church
Ale
John Storm
Novelty Studio
Goodloe & Kennedy Public Accountants
Traction Terminal
Cleveland
Amuee
Leslie, Dailey & CO
Empire City Quartette
I AM Tree
Sheck Brothers Wonderful Acrobate
Germany
Bellman and Moore
Dixon
Holmes
Burton
Jack Gardner
Browning
Wally
Jewell
IRIGN
Barney Gilmore
Comedt
Dublin
Ty Dassel
Gilmore Sky Allem
Perm Fury
Empire Theater
Origi
Madame Roma
Peices
Washington Society
Copfer Brass
Mass. Ave
Victor and Edison
Victor Records
Snc Soc
Monument Place
Shaffer
Pennsylvania Short Lines
ST. Louis
Washington Ave
St. Louis Union Station
W. W. Rich
Louis
Louia Louia
Louis Louis
Louis Ana
Opr
G. P, AL
Sute
Cleryuke
C. Clabe
A. F
Indiana Theatre—Unier New Management
Parnell, & Osborn
Mgrs
Seta
Bec Ames
Polo Auditorium
Lafayette
Dow
Heder's
Bettermann Bros. Co
Massachusetts Avenue
Karstadt's Dye Works
Aia
Sodare
Yan Esa Sans
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