Friends Take Lnt View Of Campbell Cobb
Campbell Cobb who committed death by own action Tuesday evening was buried from his home at 1415 Broadway Thursday. The funeral services were private. His numerous friends viewed the remains at the home Thursday morning. Surmising centers on possible causes including a failed mining investment or a troubled real estate deal. Family observed recent strange behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell Cobb
Broadway
Mr. Cobb
Saloon Man Wins Point In High Courts Saloon Man Wins Point In High Courts
James C. Rose a saloon keeper from Huntington county won 42 points in the supreme court on an appeal from a remonstrance. The case involves a blanket remonstrance in Jackson township Roanoke filed May 1907 and contested after a prior remonstrance began Sept 29 185. The appellate court did not rule on merits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C. Rose
Huntington County
Supreme Court
Jackson Township
Roanoke
Rose
Wells
Hungarian Violinist Hartmann Captivates Odeon Audience
Arthur Hartmann violinist delivered a masterful concert at the Odeon aided by Alfred Calzin pianist. Highlights included Bach Chaconne and Saint Saens Concerto in B minor with notable pieces by Sauret MacDowell and Wieniawski. Calzin offered Chopin Scherzo in B minor Op 2 and Liszt Polonaise in E major along with other works for piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Hartmann
Odeon
Metropolitan School of Music
Alfred Calzin
Hartmann
Berlin
Bach
Saint- Saens
Sauret
Farfalla
MacDowell
Elsen
Wieniawski
Calzin
Paul de Schloszer
Schasbine
Liszt
City Record Listings Of Newborns And Deaths By Street
A city record lists births with parent names and street addresses including Seymore Montgomery 3029 Station street girl and James Cleary 201 Parkway Boulevard boy, among others. It also notes deaths and medical conditions such as Benjamin Chambers injuries from accidental fall, Alfred Simpson whooping cough, and arteriosclerosis for Mary Vanblarhcum, with various addresses and hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymore
Margaret Montgomery
Station Street
Milliam
Jessie Hurt
Reno Street
Clarence
Bertha Arvin
W. Twenty-sixth Street
James and
Bess Cleary
Parkway Boulevard
Charles
Susie Ingram
Olive Street
Gustave and
Mamie Kistner
S&s
Allabama Street
Homer and
Eva Peck
Torbet Street
Charles and
Ella Stewart
Bradley Street
William and
Alice Currie
Richland Street
Thomas and
Barba Bauchman
Greeley Street
Mary Stafford
Sixteenth Street
Henry and
Sallie Patterson
Senate Avenue
Benjamin Chambers
City Hospital
Alfred W. Simpson
Muskingum Street
Mary Vanblarhcum
Naomi Street
Henry Westphal
Wisconsin Street
Raymond Cook Bennett
Madison Avenue
Lewis Kaufmann
Little Sisters of Th the Poor
David Crouch
S. West Street
Lawyers San Sisters in a Fierce Hair Pulling Fight
Ira Holmes and M B Meyberg testified in police court as witnesses against Italian sisters Margetta Merchesi and Henrietta Gold who fought on Alabama street near the Central station. Henrietta Gold was fined one dollar and costs. her sister was discharged. Holmes identified one sister by a brown striped dress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Holmes
Meyberg
Margetta Merchesi
Henrietta Gold
Alabama Street
Central Police Station
Holmes
Punitive Turkish Army to Punish Kurdish Tribes
Constantinople reports the new Turkish government is arming 30 000 men at Dodeagetch to mobilize and deploy to Mersina for a punitive expedition against Kurdish tribes blamed for massacres of Armenian Christians in Adana. Leaders of the atrocity to be surrendered or villages faced harsh reprisals. Kurds are expected to resist but likely to be defeated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Adana
Dodeagetch
Mersina
Mounted Policeman to Patrol Avenue
A mounted traffic officer, Hanford Burke, will patrol Massachusetts Avenue from New Jersey Street extending the district after requests from the Massachusetts Avenue Merchants Association. A corner policeman at New York Street and Massachusetts Avenue is planned due to heavy congestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Avenue
New Jersey Street
Nave Hanford Burke
Prisoners to Serve Fines in Workhouse
County Attorney Ruckelshaus and Police Judge Whallon agreed Thursday that 27 detainees now in the workhouse shall repay fines by serving time there. Judge Weir previously freed Lon Kinchlow in a habeas corpus case when it was not shown he was to pay the fine by days in prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruckelshaus
Whallon
Weir
Superior Court
Lon Kinchlow
Wellesley Girls Buy Pants for Barnswallow Show
In Wellesley Massachusetts on May 15 the Barnswallow society bought 100 dollars worth of pants after chapel announcement that girls may wear men's clothes for theatrical roles. The garments will be used in male角色 roles in Barnswallow plays.
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Wellesley
Mass
Chapel
Barnswallow Society
When Gentry Brothers Come to Town
A family notes Pa lacks interest in shows yet joins Ma and children when the Gentry Brothers Circus arrives. Ma hides Pa’s late club outings while Pa tags along, and the family dynamic centers on shared evenings around meals despite differing tastes.
Building Permits Reported for Local Homes and Firms
A list of building permit activity includes Fred C. Smock at 1131 N. New Jersey and Indiana Fancy Grocery Co repairs at Southeastern and Trowbridge, with various projects such as garage reroof remodel reshingle and house construction. Totals include multiple small sums, with Emma W. Hartman and John F. Bisselberg among homeowners and contractors listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred C. Smock
New Jersey
Indiana Fancy Grocery Company
Southeastern
Trowbridge
F. J. Moore
N. Capitol
John Carroll
Park
Harvey Younce
Adams
Co. H. Nesbit
W. E. Nichols
John F. Bisselberg
Ewing
Emma W. Hartman
N. Eherman
Speyer & Co.Bonds Offer St Louis and San Francisco Lines
Speyer & Co offers 10 million dollars St Louis and San Francisco five per cent gold bonds at 91 plus accrued interest. Bonds secure mortgage on 6330 miles of lines, with first lien on future mileage, backed by equipment valued at 19.9 million and 311 locomotives. NYSE listings planned. circulars issued. high demand anticipated. Sea voyage madness case closes with Hawke sent to prison hospital on Ellis Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speyer & Co
St. Louis & San Francisco Railroad Company
St. Louis, Memphis and Southeastern Railroad Company
St. Louis, Memphis and Southeastern Railroad
Frisco
Kansas City
Ft. Scott and Memphis Railway
Kansas City, Memphis and Birmingham Railroad Company
Chicago and Western Illinois Railroad
New York Stock Exchange
Europe
B. F. Yoakum
St. Louis & San Francisco
Messrs. Speyer & Co
License applications filed for Indianapolis wards in 1909
Notices announce filings by John Gill in Twelfth Ward Center Township Marion County for a license to sell intoxicating liquors with on premises drinking privilege at 501 West Washington Street and pool table rights. William Holt seeks license for Brightwood area with pool table. J M J Spangler applies in Fifteenth Ward Wayne Township for on premises drinking license with pool and restaurant rights under a four by forty room on Addison Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Township
Board of Commissioners
Marion County
Indiana
West
Washington Streets
Terry Robertson
Indianapolis
Washington Street
John Gill
Fletcher
Brightwood
Brightwood Avenue
William Holt
Wayne Township
Addison Street
Rosemont
Jom J. Spangler
Two Saloon Licenses Refused by County Commissioners
The Marion county commissioners, meeting at noon, voted unanimously to refuse two saloon licenses after inspecting sites at 248 Dank Avenue and 318 Indiana Avenue. They found the proposed establishments would be in residential neighborhoods and noted prior business and remonstrations, including input from a local negro church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County
Dank Avenue
Harry Myers
Herman
A. Gordon
Indiana Avenue
Bookwalter
Bank Avenue
Indiana
Gov Marshall Sees a Host of Callers at Office
Mishawaka Mason Dr C W Slick led a group to Gov Marshall on Thursday. Former Congressman Miers of Bloomington was also a caller. Visitors included telephone men lodge men politicians job seekers and clemency applicants delaying the governor. London May 13 Arthur Ellis bond street antiques dealer ordered to pay 51710 to the executors of C J Dickens estate for foisting spurious Dresden and Soreschina before the collector's death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Slick
Mishawaka
Gov. Marshall
Miers
Bloomington
London
Arthur Ellis
Bond Street
C. J. Dickens
Dresden
Soreschina
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Campbell H. Cobb
Denison Hotel
Joseph Hawkins
College Avenue
Gasriel W. Marmon
Delaware Street
Caroline Marie Patterson
Spann Avenue
John J. Baker
Mary R. Scobey
Charles B.‘Lapage
Lula R. Co
George J. Reichel
Nona M. Demerly
Frank 8. Evans
Wilma I. Howard
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Curkus
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San Francisco
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Cornwall
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Elliz Island
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Market Street
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Moler Barber College
W. G. Hazel
Denial College
Delaware
Chiosts
William E. Kroll
Welch & Wife
Meridian St
Fred
N. Senate
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Guedelhgefer Wagon CO
Kentucky Avenue
Inter-State Car Company
Thomas White
Chadwick Street
Majestic Orange
N. Pennsylvania
Jan R Neff
E. Marvland
Miller Oil and Supply Co
Victor
Ashland Avenue
N. Libery
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POLK
Robt. R. Baron
Greyhound Easy
Thompson Supply CO
Massachusetts
Pursell
Pursell Cornice Co
Ohio Street
Indiana Electrotype CO
Pearl St
Howard's
Dreithaler & Martin
Ohio
Cirri Express
Union Transfer and Storage Company
Ohfost
Big Four
Berrd Bros. Wagon Co
W. Morris Street
Earhart & Earhart
New York State
Charles Hartman
Virginia Avenue
Ici
Eureka Cone CO
Alabama St
Geniers
Jewelers
H. C. Schergens
Washington
Formes Light Co
Charity
E. W. Plummer
Hassage
Meridian
Belmier
E. Washington
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F. W. Heuchtker
George Powell
Laporte
Ind
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First National Bank of
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RW. Magee & CO
Stour GR
Hogan Wrecking and Salvage Company
Prospect
Hamilton Storage CO
Alabame Street
Anna H. Springsteen
Henry R. Springsteen
SUN
Holy Cross Church
Sturm Avenue
Oriental Street
N. Meridian
Mineroom
State Life
Tf Rite
Tenth Car
B. L James
Tenth Street
Kenwood Avenue
John A. Smith
Baldwin Bidg
Central Avenue
Iunest
Indiana Trust
Mayor Real Estate
Marion Trust Company
Crematory
Flanner & Buchanan Funeral
H. G. McKenzie
Ritter Avenue
Irvington
New
Tutewiller & & South Phones
F. A. Blanchard
A. M. Ragsdale
Whitsett, Culver & Titus
Illinois Street
Main
E. E. Gross & CO
S. Delaware Street
George Herrmann
Undertaker
Delaware St
Undertakers
Renihan & Blackwell
Adams& Krieger
A. E. Shirley
Michigan Street
Buchanan & Son, Undertakers
F. M. Buchanan
Heydon
Blasengym & Meyers, Undertakers
Shelby Street
French Steam Dye Works
Circle
Marott's
Pennsylvania
E. A. Nelson
Qld
Norttorth
Benson—Florist
Fins
Deak
Office State Life
Kramer Mfg. Co
New Jersey and Merrill
William E. Kroull
H. N. Delaware
Illinois
California
Capitol Avenue
Gage Ert
W. North
E. South
S. Pennsylvania
Indiana Trust Co
Maryland Street
Frenzel
Caroline P
John P. Frenzel, Jr
Buy
National Insulating & Mfg. Co. Industrial
N. Delaware Uhreat
Lld
Indianapolis Mortgage and Loan CO
E. Market Street
Denison
Sun Office
John S. Bunce
Royd Bunce
Southern
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Seymour
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Salz-Lew Shank
Wolfe & Morgan
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State Life Building
Tull
Central Loan Association
Room
Washington St
Indiana Mortgage Loan CO
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East
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