Fletcher Estate stock to be auctioned in Tennessee
An auction sale of all the stock of the estate of the late S. J. Fletcher the Indianapolis banker will be held at Gallatin Tennessee March 8 and 9. The sale includes hackneys pony hackneys thoroughbreds Shetland ponies and other stock with imported stallions Bouncing Danegelt Horace Jr Argol Prime Minister and high class brood mares listed among them. All will be sold to the highest bidders nothing being reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. Fletcher
Indianapolis
Gallatin
Tenn
Bouncing Danegelt
Horace, Jr
Argol
Prime Minister
Mrs. Sewell
Star Venus
la Toupee
Pretzeline
Miss Crawford
Addie Me
Fastoffice Edges Lillys One Game In Series
The Fastoffice team led headlines by going one win, one loss, and a tie in the third series with the Lillys. Laycocks swept New York Stores, while Y M C A beat Blacks. New York Store men won team honors with 781. Dickman led with 1 high score and Miller of Postoffice second with 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fastoffice
Business Bowling League
Lillys
Laycocks
New York
Dickman
Miller
Postoffice
Y. M. C. A. Alleys
Bruder
Laycock
al’ Kirk
Wile
Kenard
O'Dell
Cook
K ‘Agin
Rca Ai
Haggerty
Eli Lillys Post Offices
Hadley
Rese
Bennett
Jones
Wright
Sharp
Goory
Mit
Lieber
Marott
Cobler
Washington
Liebers
Marotts. I. Sikn
Papabrk
Reifeis
Kingbrry
Schawe
Sidcdell
Katsky
Sathnsa
Schader
Boxer Jack Dillon Praised by Corbett in Training
James J. Corbett praised local welterweight Jack Dillon after a workout at the Marion club. Corbett, impressed by Dillon's form, plans to help train Jeffries while Dillon prepares for a bout with Willie Fitzgerald in Anderson in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Dillon
Corbett
James J. Corbett
Jack Dillon
Marion Club
Willie Fitzgerald
Anderson, March
City Record Births and Deaths in Brief Listings
City records announce numerous births at various addresses including Conrad and Louise Jusemichel in 1441 S East Street a girl and Fred and Clara Schopp at 1846 Ludlow Avenue a boy plus several other newborns and marriages. Deaths list Louisa Colemar John R Grist Henry M Sullivan James W Alexander Isabella P Byram with causes noted. Building permits shown for multiple constructions and repairs across city streets. A separate sports brief reports Yussif Mahmout defeating Raoul De Rouen in two falls at Peoria after a rough bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad
Louise Jusemichel
S. East Street
Fred and
Clara Schopp
Ludlow Avenue
Anton
Josephine Samasky
Coencord Street
Wilber and
Pearl Magic
Alabama Street
Jirt James
Hattie Gordon
S. Liberty
Carl and
Martha Heimsmeier
Keystone Avenue
Flora May
Oakland Avenue
Myer
Anna Verrish
Illinois Street
Alpha
Lillian Bowman
Eighteenth Street
Clyde
Lillus Townsend
Washington Street
Edith McNulty
Marion Avenue
Orla
Clara Keiber
Everett
Clara Critenden
King Avenue
Bor
Lonzo
Lora Price
Walnut Street
Louisa Colemar
California Street
John R. Grist
City Hospital
Henry M. Sullivan
College Avenue
James W. Alexander
Central Insane Hospital
Isabella P. Byram
Beef Trust Probe Heard as Subpoenas Issued to Witnesses
Chicago Feb 5 Subpoenas for more than 20 witnesses were served today under the federal grand jury investigating the alleged beef trust. District Attorney Edwin W Sims and assistant James R Wilkerson direct the probe. Once witnesses are examined the investigation will end with no new subpoenas expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Federal Grand Jury
Edwin W. Sims
James R. Wilkerson
Mandamus Gage 15 Argued in Washington
The House members on the joint printing committee Cooper of Pennsylvania Sturgiss of West Virginia and Finley of South Carolina argued in Washington DC that the District of Columbia supreme court lacks jurisdiction over congressional committees as they face mandamus proceedings brought by the Valley Paper Company of Holyoke Massachusetts before Justice Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Congress
House
Joint Printing Committee
Cooper
Pennsylvania
Sturgiss
West Virginia
Finley
South Carolina
Wright
Valley Paper Company
Holyoke
Mass
Supreme Court Hears Hess Fee Case Over Clerical Fees
The state seeks about 3500 dollars it contends were wrongly taken by Alex Hess while clerk of the supreme and appellate courts. Arguments centered on restitution as part of broader suits totaling roughly 25000 dollars against Hess and two other former clerks, Sweeney and Noble, now pending in Marion county court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Alex Hess
Supreme and Appellate Courts
Hess
Sweeney
Noble
Marion County Superior Court
Dougan Consigns Stock to Lackey Sale
George B. Dougan of Richmond Indiana owner of Reidston stock farm has made a notable consignment to the Lackey sale to be held March 8 to 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Dougan
Richmond
Ind
Reidston
Dodge will memorialize two wives with hospital and academy
Worcester notes detail Thomas H Dodge will creating a 4,000 trust fund with 90,000 for a women and children hospital at his homestead to bear his and his two wives names. A 15,000 fund backs a Danilo Daniels academy in Brookline New Hampshire after 75 years. He also directs 30 Worcester charities receive 10,000 and 1,200 to long serving servants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Mass
Thomas H. Dodge
Eliza
Cora A. Dodge
Brookline
N. H
Daniels Academy
Worcester Charities
Academy
Dr J A Hull Alleged Slayer Out on Bail in Murder Case
Kirksville Mo Feb Dr Jas R Hull charged with the murder of Prof J T Vaughn by strychnine was released on 7500 bail today to appear before Justice of the Peace Carrothers March 4 for preliminary examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirksville
Jas. R. Hull
J. T. Vaughn
Strichnine
Justice of the Peace
Appletons Face Meat Boycott Bold Eat With Curtains Raised
In Lysander John Appleton family, the meat boycott has escalated to a bold act as they no longer hide their meat, passing and eating it with window curtains up, signaling defiance per the Atchison Globe report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lysander John Appleton
Atchison Globe
Fels-Naptha Washes Quietly Without Steam
Fels-Naptha acts on dirt like sun on snow dissolving dirt in lukewarm water while soaking. Boiling weakens fabrics and requires hard rubbing. Fels-Naptha avoids steam and saves clothes, making fabrics last longer and avoiding finger- or face-drying heat. Follow wrapper directions for best results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny
Teacher
Obituary: Aaron Cox Dies After Stroke at Home
Aaron Cox dies at his son Millard F. Cox’s home 2201 North Alabama Street after a stroke last Sunday. A retired farmer born September 25, 1820 in Clinton County Ohio, he moved to Indiana in 1850 and lived in Indianapolis for 20 years. Survived by eight children including J. T. Cox Peru, James W. Cox Dayton, Leslie A. Cox Anderson, M. F. Cox Indianapolis, and Charles E. Cox Indianapolis. Daughters J P Kemp Tipton, Mary Trissal Indianapolis, H B Whitney Palisade Colorado. Funeral arrangements pending with burial at Crown Hill. reared Quaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Cox
Millard F. Cox
North Alabama Street
Mr. Cox
Clinton County
Ohio
Indiana
Indianapoli
Tipton
Ind
J. T. Cox
Peru
James W. Cox
Dayton
Leslie A. Cox
Anderson
M. F
Charles E. Cox
Indianapolis
J. P. Kemp
Mary Trissal
H. B. Whitney
Palasade
Colo
Crown Hill
Cox
Transfers of properties and stakes in Hartman and surrounding townships
The notice catalogs multiple real estate transfers and trusteeship actions. Marion Trust Company transfers lot 11 on Hartman College Avenue to Frank N Skinner. Christian Hartman deeds part of Sec 8 to John Hartman for 40 acres in Warren Township for 5000 dollars. Walter Kellum sells part of Sec 9 in Decatur Township to Sagac Furhas et al for 827 acres at 500. Fierman Meyer transfers part of Atkins University Place addition to Mary A Meyer for 66 by 100 feet at 1 dollar. John Vajen sells lot 338 in Vajen South Brookside to Joseph McGinty for 40 by 152 feet at 350 dollars. Christopher Bernhoehr to Frank Seidersticker trustee with multiple parcels in a mix of squares and sections around Fall Creek and Central Avenue. several parcels described as vacant or improved across Massachusetts Avenue and adjacent streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Trust Company
Frank N. Skinner
Hartman
College Avenue
Broadway
Fiftieth Street
Christian Hartman
John_ A.Hartman
Warren Township
Walter S. Kellum
Sagac
Fierman H. Meyer
Mary A. Meyer
Atkins
Christopher Bernhoehr
Frank Seidersticker
Massachusetts Avenue
New Jersey Street
Hadley
Wright
Park Avenue
Fall Creek
Central Avenue
Property transfers and a political update from Washington
North side Sutherland avenue east of Central avenue and Pratt street east of Trinois street list transfers with prices and lot descriptions including lots 7 and 1 in Moore and Bates subdivisions. A southeast corner of Meridian and Pine streets is also noted with a $1 transfer. Frank E. Seidensticker and Christian Bernhehr交換 properties. Also a brief Washington item reports slight improvement in Representative Perkins of New York after a near fatal internal illness, with doctors cautious about recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutherland Avenue
Central Avenue
Moore’s
Pratt Street
Trinois Street
Perkins
New York
Hightshoe
Virginia Avenue
New Prospect
Madison Flats
Deska
Indiana Trust Co
Risian Millinery Co
Dept. M
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Fletcher Estate
Benjamin H. Brown
Bessie E. Williams
Rose Savage
Flora M. Cambell
Jesse Fl. Jones
Nellie F. O'Donnel
F. A. Burdsal
Twenty Fourth Street
F. M. Bachman
Ufteenth and
Central
Hn FG. Milner, Jr
E. Court
Lilly and Stalnaker
Ritter Ave
Jose Baty Co
Thirty-second
Nellie E. Bowen
Capitol Avenue
Enterprise Foundry
J. M. Garber
Korn
W. Michigan
Summerset
Peoria
Ill
Yussif Mahmout
Raoul de Rouen
Butler
Depauw
de Pauw
Shortridge High School
Methodis
Iryington Collegians
Beef Trust
Mandamus Gage
J. A. Ull
Appletons
Anty Drudge
Mmaon Cox
Bates
Meridian
Pine Streets
Frank E. Seidensticker
Christian Bernhehr
Washington, Feb
TP Wasson A
Flanner & Buchanans
Fune
E. & Gross
S.delaware St
New
Old Prospect
Concertakers
Massachusetts
Winnieng
Tutewiler & Market
Bath’ T
George Herrmann
Dertaker
Delaware Street
A. E. Bhirte
West
Michigan Street
Reniman & Blackwell
Onle Street
Whitsett, Titus & Hiley
Directure
Aquins& Krieger
Ohio Street
Prowse
Johnson and Hassler
Undertakers
ACME
Ateft Undertakers
Calll
Office
Meridian Gireet
W. C. Haz
Indiana Ave
Moler Barber College
Reeble
Indiana Dental College
Delaware and
vUbie Streets
Enen
Lemcke
Levey Bros. c& Co
Christian Science
Frank H. Leonard
Christian Science Board
The
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Tomlinson Hall
Odd Fellow
Masonic Temple
Cuide
MAGED @ Co
D. P. Stirk CO
N. Hast Street
Boston Corset Co
Spencer
State Life Building
Thompson Supply Co
Ashilan Bra
Dar Wagons
Ainted
Bernd Bros. Wagon Co
Morris Street
Dean Nurseries
Old Street
Dreimhaler & Martin
Adies’ and
Gerts
M.W.F. Tf
Eearhart & Barhart, Dentists, Consolidated
N. Pesnaylvade Street
Moore Avenue
Rural
Jas. R. Neff
Maryland
Miller Ol and 5 Apply Co
Engraving and
Electa
Indiana Electrotype CO
Pearl St
H. C. Hschergens
S.sthm
Furnes Light Co
Wrows
Hamilton Storage CO
Secman and Lumber
Inter-State Car Company
Brightwood
Woodruff
Jubilee
Thomason Supply Co
Massachusetta Avenas
Delaware
Aral ES
America
Pecos Valley
Arno Irrigation Land Co
Arno
Santa Fe R. R
Pezos River
Reeves Co
Texas
M. D. Shaw
Wapakoneta
Anderson Car Line
Shadeland Crossing
Lawrence
H. N. Gilbert
REAL
Indieva Trust Ca
Raggrae Sa Mone
Tad
Wash
Central Loan Association
East Washington Street
New Phaine An
E. Crompton
Crompton
Fort Wayne Ave
Everett Street
Eaet Market ST. Loan Co
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