Growth in Tractions Expansion Plan West to Indianapolis
Plans by Schoepf Dolan and Morgan to close deals for new properties to create an unbroken trolley system from Hantsville to Indianapolis with connections to St Louis, and to link Chicago Cleveland Toledo and other southern cities. The syndicate has acquired Columbus Buckeye Lake Newark and Columbus Newark Zanesville routes and owns lines between Dayton Springfield Columbus and other key towns, with several new traction roads under construction to extend service toward Lima Danville Fort Wayne and Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schoepf-Dolan-Morgan
Hantsville
Indianapolis
St Louis
Dayton
Lima
Schocps
Columbus
Buckeye Lake
Newark
Zanesville
Springfield
Colummbus
London & Springfield
Dayton, Springfield & Urbana
Appleyard
Schoepf
Richmond
Ind
Dayton & Woatern Traction Company
Schoept
Schoept Syndicate
Indianapolis & Esstern Traction Company
Indianapolia
Indiana
Hugh J. McGowan
Indiana Union Traction Company
Haineis
St. Louis
Terre Haute Vie Danville
Nens
Bohoept
Fort Warne
van Wert
Tinta
Findlay
Lima & Toledo
Taledo
Mewling Green & Southern
Toledo
Tin
Tiffin
Norwalk
Lake Bors Centrie
Cleveland
Minnie Seidenaticker Seeks Alimony in Divorce Action
Mrs Minnie Seidenaticker sues husband William Seidenaticker for divorce and alimony claiming neglect and assaults that disfigured her. she seeks an injunction to restrain disposal of estate assets. The defendant accuses her of infidelity amid the heated alimony dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Seidenaticker
William Seulsnsicker
Seidenatirker
Sidenatirker
Vulechner
Steam Heating Estimates For City Services
Estimates the lowest to the city and cites Kruse Deventer and Harmon Hall as heating stores with complete steam heating stock. Promotes their prices as right and directs to 177-10 W Washington. Mentions French Steam Dyes Works for draperies and garments at 47 Circle W 5 N Pennsylvania, and notes Indiana's leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kruse & Deventer
Harmon & Hall
Washington
Russia
Tom
Ateam
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Lodge Reports Growth and Finances for Grand Encampment
A statistical report from the Grand encampment I O C F shows 23 encampments in the state with 16 480 members. The year adds 60 percent net membership, total net resources 165 006 41 dollars. Eleven new chapters were instituted, one charter surrendered, two resuscitated. Receipts 9 033 dollars expenditures 6 701 15 dollars balance 490 793 dollars. Officers elected in morning session except grand junior warden. J M Baker of Marion named grand patriarch, L G Aken of Indianapolis grand high priest, K C Helm of Decatur grand senior warden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Graud
J. M. Baker
Marion
L. G. Aken
Indianapolis
K. C. Helm
Decatur
Thief Nabs Cash Drawer From Gest & Son Grocery
Patrolman Okey captured Harry Woods during a robbery at Gest and Son's grocery on Hillside Avenue. The two assailants, Woods and Howard, fled with the cash drawer containing ecash. The suspects were pursued, arrested elsewhere, and Woods waived examination while Howard died later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gest & Son
Mle
Hillside-ave
Okey
Harry Woods
Alvordst
Howard
Lioward
Stox
Gest
Woods
Wenlare
I Knew It Was Coming Moriarity Case Before Judge Stubbs
James Moriarity and Charles Leysenberg faced Judge Stubbs on Tuesday for idling and tatt ering charges. Police found them asleep on old papers in the Franklin building basement before taking them to the station. The boys’ mother said he no longer preaches but attends and prays. Judge Stubbs suspended judgment, sending both to Indiana Bore School for reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Moriarity
ain Charles + Leysenberg
Erange
Stubs
Franklin Building
Judge Stubbs
Judee
Swhbix
Indiana Bore’ School
Runaway Boy Caught Near Lake Ports
Marence M Gates 15 ran away from home on the Great Lakes voyage. He left Cleveland with unknown parents and worked aboard a ship visiting port towns. Police detained him in Cleveland after attempting to sightsee at Salvation Army HQ and answering questions. He is held by Juvenile Court until guardians arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marence M. Gates
Ylie
Cleveland
Uy Jobe
Great Lakes
Police Crackdown On High School Gambling Under Kruger
Chief Kruger says Patrolman Shafer will break up student gambling at Pennsylvania and North streets. He claims arrests will follow if craps are found, noting improved student conduct since the police presence began. Parents report reduced incidents, though some fear expulsions for violators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kruger
Doss Shafer
Duss Shafer
Tie High School
Pennsylvania and
North Sts
Demand Jury Trials Marked By Local Court Hearings
Police arrested Keepers on information from the protection committee. Jury trials were set for Tuesday mornings with the session sworn in and the accused to attend. One defendant, Kaye, pleaded guilty to assault and was fined 310 and costs. A barn at a Montgomery location burned Tuesday morning, a one story frame structure valued around 3190.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polio Cnurt
Goat of the Enwok
Wil
Barney Coyle
Cote Absaedt
Kaye
Weilite Mauer
WX Montedlmeat
Grim fined in minor gambling case at cigar shop
Jack Grim was fined five dollars and costs after a judge found a minor present at a cigar store during a visit by Orlando Hadley and others on October 2. Prosecutor Holmes highlighted the minor’s presence, leading to Grim’s $5 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Grin
Mx & Pout Reg Wat
Rlando Hadley
Ag Dladley
Holmes
Grim
Train robbers arrested on Cincinnati line
Ray Stanford 74 and Sonn Tudor were arrested on a Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton passenger train at 3:00 AM in bib city. They are charged with picking the pocket of Charles Bastin of Center Kentucky. Railroad officer Charles Meierholt detained them after hearing Bastin complain to the conductor. A search failed to locate the money until a 20 bill was found behind a radiator. Stanford claims to be from St Louis and a boiler maker. Tudor a Springfield Wisconsin machinist. Both deny the theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Stanford
Sonn Tudor
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Dayton
Bib City
Decatur
Charles Bae Iin
Center
Charles Meérholtz
Ovitunapolia
Bastin
Bransford
Tudor
Stanford
St. Louie
Springfield
Ten Thousand Hunters Take Licenses at State Meeting
The fish and game commission reports ten thousand licenses issued this year, more than double the total of the previous two years. Names listed include Jessie Negby, Ruth Reid, George Fk Max, Winotseet Chartos tardner, Ly Pl Grady, and Dr W S Beek, among others, as the week’s licenses are recorded with efforts to protect wild game and enforce rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fish and Game Commission
Uae
Jessie BL Negby
WA Rooseyell-ayeara J
Ruth Reid
FE. Vonth-t
George Fk Maxted
Winotseet
Chartos Tardner
Sed W. Michigarert
Grady
J. Be Cynaty
Syn Giberty
WS Beek
Man Injured in Store as Ambulance Rushes To Hospital
A man named George suffered a possible skull fracture after collapsing in a drug store at the corner of Washington and Noble. An ambulance arrived. he was unable to regain consciousness at the hospital and later died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rustern
Theerry
Sarken
Wendy
Washington and Noble-et
Gr. Lawghhu
Police Chief Kruger Orders Crackdown on Illicit Houses in City
After a задержка, Chief Kruger directs closure of all illicit houses in Indianapolis. Inmates and workers told to leave within days, or seek lawful work elsewhere. Secretary Leroy Porteous handles notices as women protest, fearing deception and city exodus to smaller towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Kruger
Kroger
Leroy Porteous
Hiketts Ehlet
Suddenis
Willve Ander
Seudlonin
Congress May Oust Mormon Senator
Washington reports that the senate committee on elections will decide whether Senator Smoot should be acted upon as a member of the senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Reed Smoot
Washington
Senate
Smoot
Man Hides in Woods Grandson of Andrew Johnson Shuns Spotlight
Andrew Stover, grandson of the late U S president, lives as a recluse in the Holston mountains near Elizabethtown Carter county Tennessee. He left Greenville years ago after being pointed out as Johnson’s kin and now stays in a birk and log hut with scant contact with the outside world. He is about twenty something and refuses to return to his old home, choosing isolation in the mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-Arae Press Association
Knoxville
Ten
Andrew Stover
Andrew Johnson
Holston Branch
Appalachian Range
Elizabethtown
Carter County
Stover
Greenville
Johnson
Ann
Paris
Hirm
Birk
Logg Jn & Ravine
Garpe
Dan Ransdell Testifies Over Rialto Telegrams in Burton Trial
The Rialto Grand and Securities telegrams are introduced as evidence against Burton in a post office influence case. Col. Dan Ransdell identifies the messages and testifies they were paid from Government funds. Court actions focus on Burton’s ties to Rialto and related communications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acripve-M Rae Press
BT. Louis
Henavian Buring
Rielte Grand and Securities Company
Burton
Postotice
Washington
wNnged
Daniel Xni. Ranadon
Indianapolia
Arma
United States Canals
Wik
Mit Trad
Col
Ransdell
Tunis
Vietvict
Dyer
Col. Ransdrl
Col. Ransdell
Rialto Company
Aeente
Jhiry Extraeia
Rialto Grand and Securities Company
Witneanes
Atorneys
Berton
Pare
Tisine Taylor
Postmaster General’s Office
George M. Smith
Ww. T. Vickery
Taylor and Smith
Atand
Rinite Company
Ite
Mala
Dentist’s low charge lands odd anecdote in New York
A Daily New York item recalls Dr Witttum O A treating Ponce Lovie of Battenders for dental work while a British fleet was in port. He allegedly filled four of the prince’s teeth for a dollar, receiving a check just before the fleet sailed. The brief notes the dentist’s mild protest and the prince’s approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Witttum Oa
Ponce Lovie
Dally
Red Cross Meeting of Indiana Branch Officials
Executive committee and officers of the Indiana branch of the American National Red Cross will meet at the clerk of the United States circuit court office at 4 p.m. on Wednesday November 22. Two delegates will be elected to the meeting of the Board of Incorporators and associates to be held in Washington D C on December 5. Judge Noble C Butler is president of the executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
American National Red Cross
United States Cireult Court
Ncorporatora
The
Het
Washington, D. C
Noble C. Butler
Weather Forecast Tuesday Night and Wednesday Update
A brief forecast notes not much change in temperature for Tuesday night and Wednesday. The text includes a 7 am timestamp and OCR garble but indicates stable conditions.
Robbers At Danville Strike. Fire Hits Packing House
Robbers visited Campbell Bros packing house and Jones Furniture company in Danville, setting a fire at the packing house from an explosion. The raid occurred early Tuesday with about $20 in cash taken and around $1,000 in the other location. The burglars escaped unhindered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Schipe M Rre
Bergiere Liew
Campbell Bros Packing House
Jones Furniture Company
LID CLOSED DEMAND IN CHICAGO SCARE REPORT
A garbled Chicago notice notes a demand to close a business and serve warrants. The text mentions sworn-out documents and attempts to persuade Mayor Dunne to enforce a club closure on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bcrippsavral Press Absocliation
Chicago
Dunne
Roosevelt Under Knife After Yale Harvard Freshman Game
Theodore Roosevelt Jr underwent an operation in Boston after a strenuous Yale Harvard freshman game. The procedure was performed Tuesday by a Boston specialist. The report notes the condition followed injuries from the contest and that Roosevelt is resting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Cambridge
Harvard
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Boston
Charles Leane Dies After Multiple Surgeries Leader of Kansas People's Party
Charles Leane aged 40, son of Elizabeth Lease, a Kansas People's party leader, died Monday after a month of six surgical operations. He previously worked as a customs inspector at Best Graduate Hospital. He suffered from septic poisoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-M'Rae
Press Association
New York
Charles Leane
Sire
Thgabeth Lease
People's Party
Kanvax
Embezzler in Canada Case Continues in Federal Court
Early S. Spencer charged with embezzling 12 from the Bee Afolpes National Bank and making false entries faced trial. attorneys announced a telegram from Canada stating Spencer is not to await trial, prompting continuation of the case.
Illinois Odd Fellows Elect Illinois Officers
The Grand Encampment degree of Illinois Odd Fellows met in Springfield on Tuesday and elected officers including Chester Turner of Cambridge as grand patriarch Frank J Heinl of Jacksonville as grand high priest F C Feltan of Salem as grand scribe William Sefuckert of Cheater as grand senior warden and M Makutchen of Princeton as grand junior warden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eckipps-Aurak
Springfield
Illnois Odd Fellows
Chester Turner
Cambridge
Frank J. Heinl
Jacksonville
F.C. Feltan
Salem
William Sefuckert
Cheater
M. Makutchen
Princeton
Wolverton Appointed U S District Judge in Oregon
Charles E. Wolverton has been named United States district judge for Oregon. He currently serves on the state supreme bench and will transition from his current role to the federal judiciary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolverton
Bcripps M Rae
Washington
Charles E. Wolverton
Unitet Biater
Oregon
Alton Railroad to Hire Train Spotters After Fears
Chicago Nov 2. Alarm over a raid by dishonest conductors prompts Fetton president of the Alton road to employ train guards. An order assigns two inspectors to each Alton passenger train to protect the company against population unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippes-Mare Presb Association
Chicago
Fetton
Alton Rand
Auilitorn
WMD
Alton
Platt Testifies As Witness In Insurance Probe
Senator Thomas C. Platt testified before a legislative insurance committee, assisted by counsel, about corruption allegations tied to campaign financing. He recalled cash contributions of about ten thousand dollars from insurance firms for a state campaign and Harrison bid funds, while denying attempts to influence legislation or presidential affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohlesi
Harrison
Scripps-Irae Press Associatiny
New York
Thomas C. Platt
Legislative
Robert ©. Morris
Insurance
Welk
Equitable
Platt
Pratt
State Committee
Kauitante
Mutual Life
John A. Nichols
New York Life
W. &. Manning
Ai Insurance
Kerr
Nichols
Mutual
Sid Hyde
Mane
Mimsnipe
Pose Sessin
Facta
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Great Syndicate
Zanes.ville,c
Schoepf, Dolan and Morgan
Odd Fellows
Negress
Clarence Eaton
Ant Shafer
Stufer
Shafer
Supthruger
Domi Te Gon
Alust
Howeste
Benton
Jack Grim
Big Four
Holtzman
Liem
Krus Rér
Ohlefa
Utar
Kenger
Idb
Dan Ransdel
Weather Forecast
Charles Lease
Burgeon
Liz Times
Illinois
Monnett
Randoits
Tom Platt
Life Companies
Large &Cms
EU Theu
Cowan
Thomas Cowan
Magisrate
Tammany Hall
Kaquitsbia
Alexander
Hyde
Tarbell
Steremeir Brea
Bias
W. Waar
Bregemeir Bros
N. Ilincia
Newport Works
Garstang Fuel
C. C
Pocahontas Amokelem Coal
J. P. Mullettz
Monument Place
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