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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1910

Page

7

Judge Brown Forces Punctuality In Crimina Court

Judge William T. Brown on the criminal bench in Judge Pritchard’s absence enforces strict timeliness with a new court code. He forfeits bonds of late witnesses and lawyers and urges sharper proceedings, noting 9 o'clock means 9 o'clock. The reform aims to speed trials and reduce dilatory behavior.

William T. Brown Criminal Court James Pritchard Brown Baker Pritchard Harding McCarty

Sunday church services listed across city congregations

A roundup of morning and evening sermons at numerous churches. Rev. Byron Pratt addresses men’s meeting at English’s opera house and preaches on The New Era at Third Church Seventeenth Street and Broadway. Other speakers cover topics from Are the Colleges Furnishing Effective Leadership to The Shadow of a Great Rock and Four Pillars of the Episcopal Church.

Home Presbyterian Church E. P. Ferry Third Christian Church Seventeenth Street Broadway Byron Pratt Opera House Harry G. Hill G. T. Paul Missionary Training School Irvington Hill Evansville Ind Central Avenue M. E Storuis Jesus St. Paul’s Episcopal Church Lewis Brown Episcopal Church Hell Columbia Place Christian Church Rev E. H. Clifford

Half Drunk Is Held to Be Entirely Full

In St Paul Minnesota on December 17 Clerk Herman Nienstedt faced a half joke half arithmetic case. Wisconsin farmer Mike Riel claimed he was half drunk. The judge ruled that half drunk still meant wholly drunk and ordered him to leave town after he promised to depart.

ST. Paul, Minn Herman Nienstedt Mike Riel Wisconsin Nienstedt Finehout Riel

Not a dollar unless cured claims by German-American Specialist

The chief consulting physician of the German-American Specialist Company in Indianapolis promises free consultation and a cure guaranteed for diseases like blood poison nervous debility varicose veins rupture rheumatism kidney and bladder disorders stomach liver issues and rectal conditions. Located third floor Traction Terminal Building Rooms 317 318 corner Illinois and Market Streets hours 9 to 5 daily and evenings 7 to 8 advising patients to sign a coupon for a free booklet.

Indianapolis Fragtion Terminal Com- T4.y Illinois and Market Streets Ind

Indianapolis Automobile Directory Listing Highlights

An OCR readout for the Indianapolis Automobile Directory shows listings for The Motor Car Center Cole 30 Sesce E M F and multiple brands like Studebaker and Hupmobile. It notes addresses such as N Pens St and West Market with dealer names including Parry Auto Co Factory D and Hearsey Willis.

Office Open Tonight Boosts Push for Bonus Offer

Tonight the office stays open until 9 00 as the bonus offer closes. With several districts showing little competition, energetic candidates could secure an automobile through three weeks of work or more starting today for an event on January 7.

Letter from Frederic Gottlieb Jr. seeks cash subscriptions

Frederic Gottlieb Jr. appeals for cash subscriptions to Indiana's leading evening paper. He aims to raise 2000 in gold and asks friends in Rush Shelby and Hancock counties to save coupons and recruit buyers. Morristown Indiana.

Indiana Rush Shelby Hancock Counties Frederic Gottlieb, JR

Coupon Votes for Prizes in Indianapolis Subscriptions Drive

Voters who subscribe to the People's Outfitting Company contest will split 2000 in gold and 150 in furniture among top pollsters by 1 pm Friday. After gold prizes, each district will award three main prizes for paid and contract subscriptions: a Maxwell Touring Car, a 300 European Tour, and a 100 Diamond Ring. Territory covers Indianapolis north of and including Michigan street and west of East street and Central avenue.

People’s Outfitting Company Maxwell City of Indianapolis Michigan Street East Street Central Avenue

City District Tax Roll Fragments for Indianapolis Areas

The document lists residents and property owners in District No 2 areas around Michigan street East street and Central avenue with addresses and assessed values. Names include MISS MAE ALLISON JOHN H FATTIG MISS S I CARNES THOMAS E ROSS and many others across multiple streets and avenues.

Mae Allison East Sixteenth Street T. A. Burdsall East Twenty-fourth Street S. I. Carnes Cooper Street John H. Fattig North Arsenal Avenue Anna Fox Columbia Avenue Foo Heart Arthur F. G. Gemmer Buckle Street Rose Elizabeth Gordon College Ave Alice Klein Bellefontaine Street Herman Leeth College Avenue Martha Mitchell East Pratt Street Seer Peter Brown East Washington Street Fred G. Burns Pine and Daly Harry E. Burns Rieman Street F. M. Byrd Oxford Street Hazel Ober Collins North Rural Street Elsie Dierdorf Dickson Street A. Doyle East Market Street jeeSbie B. Gowans May Grim Bates Street Bernice Heckman Tacoma Avenue Ella C. Heller Pleasant Street W. H. Higgs English Avenue Carl Hummer South East Street Belle Irons South Keystone Avenue Thomas McHugh North Temple Street Mildred Nunlist Linden Street David O’connor Prospect Street W. Esta Olsen South State Street P. O. Ragsdale Lexington Avenue Frank Richardson East McCarty Street Carra H. Spaulding Irma Waldvogel Irving Place Mae Walker Freda Wetzel Wahnetah Wright North Gray Street

District Candidates and Totals in Indiana Columns

Column lists multiple district candidates including Emma Walls Danville Ruth Arganbright Gosport Mary Kercheval Greensburg Stella Canada Jamestown Edna Hurd Kokomo A J Walden Ladoga Cora McCormick Lebanon Hazel CheeseWr ight Montezuma Lavona Jackson Noblesville Myrtle Stone Pendleton Myrtle Stone and others with associated vote tallies and assessment figures shown in incomplete OCR text.

Ruth Fay Arganbright Gosport Mary Kercheval Greensburg Stella Canada Jamestown Edna Hurd Kokomo A. J. Walden Ladoga Cora McCormick Lebanon E. Cook Lincoln

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Prudential Life Insurance Company Clippinger Sutherland Presbyterian Church William Carson The Alice Dunkel First Baptist Church the Brotherhood C. P. Benedict First Congregational Church Harry Unt North Park Christian Church Central Verein Centralverein of David B. Goldstein Boston Commonwealth Centralverein Goldstein Presbyterian Brotherhood Presbyterian Brotherhood of Indianapolis C. J. Orbison Grace M. E. Church G. EB. Bennett Epworth League Robert’s Park M. E. Church Albert Hurlstone Choral Society Fourth Christian Church Christian Pee Baptist Church F. EB. Taylor Central Christian Church America Allan B. Philpott Susie B. Moffett Irvington i Edwin Bay German African Specialist Co Traction Terminal Bldg Narmine Indianapolis Automobile the Motor Car Center Cole Fale Flanders Studebake N. Pens 66 & J Tires WEE Os Hupmobile Wesw Mitchell Willis National Refining Parry Auto Co Secay Sweet Studecaker Benakius TIONA Thor Wescott Motor Car Ca Frederick Gottlieb, Jr Morristown, Ind L. A. Barth North Capitol Avenue Edwin C. Boswell East Walnut Street Lillian Boering Somerset Flats Anna Castleman Pennsylvania J. R. Cavanagh JR Twenty-first Street Mary Chan E. M. Dunbar Delaware Street Jacob Fender Montcalm Street Joseph H. Foley Capitol Avenue Mary Frances Glazier West North Rose Griffin New Jersey Street Newton Hardin Kenwood Avenue Ruth Heckman West Twenty-sixth Street Glenn Lacey Highland Street J. M. Lloyd King Avenue Fred E. Perry North Sheffield Street Herschel Schuck West Myrtle M. Stout D. S. Ullrick Graceland Avenue John B. Wood F. Moore Station Street Thomas E. Ross Edison Avenue Berley Roszell Massachusetts Avenue Minnie van Oslol Crystal Williamson East Nineteenth Lot T. Bray Arbor Avenue J. Pierce Cummings Senate Avenue Frank Eder Chadwick Street Eenewe Clara Emry Kentucky Avenue Samuel B. Gillespie North Mount Street Russell M. Gish Reisner S. M. Hoff Clara Irwin Indiana Avenue Goldie Kimble Leona Larkin Ike” Lauce South Meridian Street Sam Leventhal Illinois Street Lula Lustig Palmer Street Edith L. Pollock Ihinois Street Clara Roebke Union Street Arnold Schaad Lincoln Street Herman Schrader Concord Street Jeanette Schwartz South Capitol Cora Scott Mlinois Street Kathleen Shinn Howard Street Bert Swiggett Fire Department A. E. Teague C. B. Tyler New York Street Herman J. Weinkhe Atchison Drug Store Veda West Church Street Harriet Zeller Sheffield Avenue Marion County Hancock, Shelby, Johnson and Morgan Counties Opal Matheny Bargersville Maurice Barlow Brooklyn Orpha May Harvey Cumberland Orville Alexander Fairland Mary L. Hunter Greenfield Fernendicott Flat Rock Linn Jeffreys Ft Harrison Fannie Jarrett Fortville Leona Lail Greenwood Edith D. Young Lawrence W. D. Cowan Martinsville Eva Day McCordsville Calvin D. Bellows Mooresville Frederick Gottlieb JR Morristown Agnes Beach Newcastle Gaynell Watson Oaklandon Glenn McCreary Shelbyville J. Elmer Lemming Mattie Gossett Shirley Bessie Woodward Southport Hamilton Boone, Hendricks B. Delph Anderson Ruth Shank Arcadia Sylvia Myers Rice Bloomington Myrtle Pedigo Brownsburg Estelle Jenkins Cambridge City Ella Perry Center Point Helen Carey Cicero Glenn E. Newton Columbus Bert R. Johns Colfax Cen Ruth McCleaster Connersville Kenneth M. Hegg Covington Iva Michael Crawfordsville Emma Walls Danville Robert Casad Delphi E. A. Deckard Elkinsville Miss Hazel Cheesewright Montezuma, Ind Lavona Jackson Noblesville Myrtle Stone Pendieton Mary Hale Pittsboro Mary Ellen Carroll Rushville Vera Darrah Scottsburg Laura Shepherd Seymour Fern Carter Spencer Eva Norris Tipton Katie Hoffman Winchester Ruth Neidlinger Zionsville Ter Eee Enee
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