Baby in Courtroom Tries Judge and Clerk in Custody Case
In Circuit Court Judge Allen hears the Board of Children's Guardians petition for custody of Blume O Haver, a two year old. The infant roams the courtroom, dustily rubbing hands and even toppled clerk Calvert into a waste paper basket. The mother Minnie Lyons refuses to name the father. the grandmother Ella Haver cares for the child. The judge calls the child irrepressible and continues the case to next Saturday.
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Allen
Circuit Court
Board of Children's Guardians
Blume O’haver
Ella Haver
North Capitol Avenue
William A. Joyce
Knightstown
Calvert
King of the Bungaloos Sentenced in Indiana Case
Judge Alford sentenced Jesse Voris known as King of the Bungaloos and John Kinley to the Indiana Reformatory for two to fourteen years after convicting them of assault and battery on John Pancake with intent to rob him Pancake testified he was held up and forced to surrender money then beaten severely A curious letter to Prosecutor Ruckels haus urged arrest of red or black headed machinists claimed murderers with telegraphy skills and electric shocks a sane writer is suspected Elizabeth Pierce won 2500 damages against Big Four Railway for her husband’s death after injuries in a collision Emanuel Hall earned 3000 damages from Indianapolis Gas Company after a cistern explosion at Arsenal avenue during gas leak concerns in the city Superior Court and Circuit Court notes follow.
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Criminal Court
Fremont Alford
John Kinley
Jesse Voris
Gtilty
Indiana Reformatory
Arthur Rosenweig
Justice Smock
Andrew J. Lyon
Robert W. Long
Superior Court
Robert P. Davidson
Aaron C. Campfield
Alford
John Pancake
Pancake
Criminal Court Room
Ruckelshaus
Elizabeth Pierce
Big Four Railway Company
Greensburg
Peirce
John L. McMaster
Henry Harmening
Lenavance
Mary Waggoner
Lewis Waggoner
Della Quinlan
Morris Quinlan
Emanuel Hall
Indianapolis Gas Company
Judy
Roon
Vingon Carter
Ee J. Huder
Edwin PF. Moore
Brank Leachon
City of
Indianapolis
Circuit Court
Henry Clay Allen
Samuel E. Perkins
B. Brown
Tseee Ie Goodykoontz
William N
Indianapolis Capital Sees Surge in New Corporations
Secretary of State records multiple incorporations in Indianapolis including The De Voe Company with 20000 capital led by Charles De Voe Arthur De Voe and George Campbell. A B Carter Company raises 10000, Ideal Chemical 10000, and Indianapolis Coal Company increases from 5000 to 25000. Other entities listed include Mutual Aid Scot No 1 of Lawrenceburg and Master Horseshoers Protective Association with no capital.
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Indianapolis
Secretary of State
de Voe
Charles de Voe
Arthur de Voe
George Campbell
A. B. Carter
Henry L. Maury
William A. Walker
Linton A. Cox
Ideal Chemical Company
William Everely
Good H. Clark
George Brysone
Adam Everly
Mutual Aid Scot
Lawrenceburg
George Willen
Frank Kenney
Grant Harris
Joseph Herlen
Joseph Kinzer
Master Horseshoers’ Protective Association
F. J. Perrey
George D. Schaeffer
George D. Marshall
Indianapolis Coal Company
More flag details for May parade dedication
Adjutant General Smock received flag details for the May parade at the soldiers' monument dedication listing regiments and named members. Regiments include Twenty-second, Forty-first, Seventy-third, Eighty-seventh, One-hundred-twenty-eighth, and One-hundred-fifty-fourth with specific officers and soldiers named. A. H. Farr of Paragon Ind sent a card requesting Seventieth Indiana Regiment members in the city May 15 to meet at Statehouse Room at 8 o'clock.
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Smock
George Gibson
George L. Harmeyer
William L. Amber
William C. Thomas
Ralph Lane
George Weats
Henry Warble
John King
Dempnight
James G. Hackleman
Alexander Hess
Willis Miner
Orland Crider
Augustus N. Williams
Thomas Hackleman
Oliver Dale
J. H. Kelly
Benjamin He
John Reth
John W. Armstrong
A. P. Carnaghan
Jacob Nicodemus
D. N. Huey
W. E. Wells
Abraham Bennett
Nelson Keikerdall
Jacob Wirrick
John Holton
Ezra Stephens
McCormick
Benjamin F. Brough
Eli Quantaine
Mahlon Roberts
Lewis Snyder
A. N. Grant
George W. Appenzellar
Maroc Pe
Joseph B. Clarke
William Taley
A. H. Farr
Paragon
Ind
Seventieth Indiana Regiment
Statehouse
Children's plain muslin gowns with ruffle neck and sleeves
The listing advertises plain muslin gowns for children, featuring a ruffle neck and sleeves in sizes 2 to years. The ad notes available quantities and pricing details are incomplete in the fragment.
Theosophists Meet in Indianapolis for World Organization Debate
National Theosophical meeting set for today at Hotel English assembly room with sessions at 10:00 AM and 1:30 PM to discuss uniting with global theosophical groups. Madam Blavatsky noted founder of the society, and future lectures by Johnson, Buchman, Hyatt, Buck, and others announced for Pearson's Hall tomorrow night. All sessions open to the public. Insure with German Fire Insurance of Indiana. General offices 29 South Delaware Street.
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National
Theosophicality In
America
English
Theosophical Societies
Theosophical Society
Helen P. Blavatsky
Fort Wayne
Thaddeus P. Hyatt
New York
J. B. Buck
Cincinnati
German Fire Insurance of
Indiana
South
Delaware Street
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Jackson
Lane
Mary J
Shepherd
Floyd C. Shepeardiecees
Laintiff
Fred
Elizabeth Peirce
C., Co, Co. & St. L. Railway Co
Supreme Court
Chicago & Southeastern Ry. Co
Charles Kinney
the Consolidated Stone Co
Lela
Greene C. C. Appellee
Ben Hart
Joseph Sigman
Jasper C. C
Bond
Aulauer
John Hill Lake Ice Co
William Zahrt
Laporte C. C
George T. Davis
L. E. & St. L. Consolidated R. R. Co
Oscar Hitch
Gibson C. C. Appellee
City of Huntington
Nettie M. Townsend
Huntington C. C
Bungeloo
the Court Record
Indianapolis Capital
Association
Butterick
Saxony
Wight and Ark
Richelieu
Tc Goech
Recerpes Vets Ticsene
Smiue
Baansaeys
Hem
Theosophists Today
The
National Society
Everitt
Josephine
Joe
Ewe Lazarre
Dreamy
Castor
Navy
Furniture Department
Speciar
Mermsdorf
Peter Thompson
Sotesbeesecess
Perfection Jaster
Lenox
Hetis Bry Govels Ba
Doyle
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