Hamilton County franchise sought for traction line through Noblesville
Noblesville May 25 1911 Johnson president of the Circuit Terminal Company requests a franchise before the County Commissioners at the June session to build a traction line through Hamilton county from Sheridan to Noblesville to Greenfield via Clarksville or Fortville. The plan may target the Greenfield Pike for right of way and faces local road-use limits. The county board of review opens June 6 and will run thirty days with rules to be posted. several officials sit on the board. Also noted are civil cases filed in circuit court including a $25000 damages suit by a Indianapolis woman against the Indianapolis Traction and Pennsylvania Railroad for injuries from a 1909 crossing collision. other docket entries include guardianship and property actions.
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QO. Johnson
Circuit Terminal Company
Griffin
Hamilton County
Sheridan
Noblesvile
Greenfield
Clarksville
Fortville
Noblesville
Greenfield Pike
Carmel Sheridan
Carmel
Westfield
Grifin
County Board of Review
Vestal
S.C. Montgomery
Maryin Jessup
Jackson Township
Baucaert
Emil Decker
Cloe
Q Ragtrrtea
Fschee
Aaniaet Coleato Ascrece
MD Aqanter Theca
Udianapolis Traction and Terpimipal Company
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Marion County
Zschech
Indianapolis
Pennsylvania
Lillian Park
Indianapolis& Columbus Traction Company
Southport
Alle
Three Striking Wartime Photos of General Sherman
A historical piece recounts the life of William Tecumseh Sherman. It notes his death in St Louis, his varied prewar careers, and highlights his Civil War campaigns from Shiloh and Atlanta to the March to the Sea and the Savannah and Carolina campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Sherman
Illiam Tecumseh Sherman
Grant
Sheridan
St. Louis
Shermian
Georgia
Sherman
San Francisco
New York City
Kansas
Louisiana
Bull Run
Kentucky
Robert Anderson
Port Samter
Corinth
Vicksburg
Chattanooga
Knoxville
Mississippi
Atthouuty
Joseph BE
Atlanta
Savannah
South Carolina
North Carolina
Tohuston
Decoration Day Memorial Observances Slated Amid Old Remembrance
Memorial Services are set for Sunday May 25 at 2 p.m. in the Christian Church with Rev. Ernest Burns delivering the address. Decoration day events include parades from the G A R hall to Crown View Cemetery, afternoon church programs, and outdoor entertainments reflecting Civil War memory and modern temper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A
Darinouy
Christian Church
Hebert Burns
M. E. Church
GAL. R. W. R
Sheridan School Board Delays Superintendent Selection
The Sheridan school board has not chosen a superintendent yet and aims to decide within days. The applicant list has been narrowed from about nine to seven or eight with rapid eliminations. Many candidates have withdrawn to take positions elsewhere, with publication of the teacher list expected next week.
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Sheridan
First Band Concert Opens Summer Series on Main and Third
The first of the season's band concerts will take place next Wednesday night at the corner of Main and Third Street. Additional concerts are scheduled weekly on Wednesday nights throughout the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main
Third Street
Remains of Walter Hickson Honorably Buried in Bethel Cemetery
Walter Hickson, 57, died of pulmonary tuberculosis likely during a hem orrage at his home in Chicago. His body was brought home, then taken to Bethel cemetery for interment after funeral services led by Rev. Burns. He headed the Hickson Brass and Iron Bed Company sales room, with brother Ed as president. The Hickson family had lived in this community and later Muncie. He was a member of the Knights of Pythias and survived by a mother, a brother and two wives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alr. Hickson
Weils Street
Chicago
Prestaubly
Martinsville
Hickson Brass and Iron Bed Company
Butler Pa
Hicksons
Muncie
Burns
Knights of Phythias
Criment than Giadhemasa Fancy Mur Beagles
A fragmentary item notes a daily bargain theme tied to Criment and Giadhemasa entities with Beagles mentioned as part of the offer context. The readable text suggests a product or sale emphasis each day, though specifics are unclear.
Sunday School Workers Parade Draws Six Thousand Attendees
A Sunday School workers parade in WNablesville drew an estimated six thousand people. Delegations from nearly all schools marched with banners and floats, including a cradle line of baby cabs. Kentucky mission worker W D Vaughn delivered an inspiring address. Supt E J Llewelyn attends Mount Vernon events and plans with the school board on repairs. Judge Dan Waugh was elected Department Commander of the Indiana G A R at the Richmond meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wnablesville
Sebiel
W.d. Vaughn
Kentucky
E. J. Llewelyn
Mount Vernon
Sheridan
Dan Waugh
Tipton
Indiana
Richmond
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Circuit Traction
Noblesville, Ind
Beebeck
Husbaund
Hexarix
Neill-Harrell
Brattlefelds
Ilge
John Doe
Stone River
Anrietaur
Po Yew
Schagi A
Walter Hickson
Jd. G. Antrim & Company
Bethel Cemetery
Giadhemasa
Mur
Beagles
Branson
Bi Lana Fheak
Nigat
California
Muir
W. E. Gol
Grocer
Vickery
Newton
eStudio
Ohio Street
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