Indiana Companies Form In Early State Incorporations
Indianapolis records show several new firms listed, including Starte Of with capital 845,000 and Union Oil Company with 345,000. St Clair Real-estate, Klus and Grouleff Lumber, Indiana Central Railway, and multiple out‑of‑state incorporations are noted with directors and capital stocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Oil Company
Polis
Indiana Fields
Dlare C
Eva F. J
Indianapolis
Klus & Grouleff Lumber Company
Secreof
Muncie
Lawrence H
Albert Grouleff
Mun
Niels P. Selling
Anderson
Indiana Central Railway Company Incorporated
Peru
Charles H. Holmes
Allen Thomas M. Boyd
Frank H. Panies
Indiana
Anlot
American Bicyclery
New Jersey
Capital
Nee W. Dickerson
Euia Paint and Equipment Company
Find
W. Harry Clift
Bt. Mary'see Company
Ira L. Neely
Fatrri Mt
National Malleable Castings Company
Charles E. Brook
Gordon and Lake Match Race at Newby Oval
Johnny Lake of Chicago is due to arrive for a twenty mile match race with Gordon of this city next Friday night at Newby Oval. The event will be the principal race after the three cornered bout with Nat and George Kramer was postponed. Lake brings two fast motorcycles for Gordon as training continues. Wappenhans, former Weather Bureau chief, plans to leave Monday for Berlin for an indefinite stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny” Lake
Chicago
Gordon
Newby
Lake
Paris
Nat
George Kramer
Nahtrain
Fioimden
Probrdner
Anderson
Muster
F. R. Wappenhans
Weather Bureau
Berlin
Labor Day Parade To Feature Largest Demonstration Yet
Labor day committee plans a historic parade in Indianapolis led by the Machinists Union with many new and existing unions forming divisions. Grand marshal Charles Koster and aides will guide a six-division march starting 9 30 in the morning from West and Washington streets, ending at the fair grounds with races, speeches, wall climbing by English Zouaves, and athletic events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Day Committee
Central Labor Union Hall
Indianapolis
Machinists’ Union
Charles Koster
John McGregor
Frank Columbia
George Gordon
Len H. Leister
Edgar A. Perkins
George Miller
J. A. Sanders
Dawson
Machinists' Union
Allied Metal Mechanics’ Union
Journeymen Plumbers’ Union
Steam and
Theatrical Age
Ents
United Garment Makers’ Union
Laundry Workers’ Union
Women's Label League
Hardwood Finishers
Amalgamated Wood Workers’ Unions
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Bridge and Structural Iron Workers’ Union
Iron Molders’ Unions
Core Makers
Stove Mounters
Boiler Makers’ Union
Pattern Makers’ Union
Brewery Workers’ Union
Beer Drivers
Beer Bottlers
Ice Drivers
Team Drivers
Len Lateter
Painters’ and Decorators
Carpenters
Stone Masons
Plasterers
Electrical Workers
Ornamental Glass Workers’ Union
Techical Union
Webb Pressmen's Assistants’ Union
Borers’ Protective Union
Horseshoers’ Union
International Wood Carvers’ Association
United Brotherhood of Leather Workers
Slack Barrel Coopers’ Union
Journeyman Tailors’ Union
Saw Makers’ Union
Saw Makers’ Helpers’ Union
Saw Grinders’ and Toothers’ Union
Saw Filers’ Union
North West Street
Washington Street
West
Washington Streets
New Jersey Street
Pennsylvania Street
Market Street
Monument Place
Capitol Avenue
Ohio Street
Fair Grounds
German-Born Indianapolis Baker Anthony Bals Dies at 97
Anthony Bals aged 97 died unexpectedly from probable heart disease at his home 1728 North Senate avenue. A German immigrant who arrived in America at age 16, he worked in the bakery business in Indianapolis from the Civil War era until about ten years ago. Survives include two sons Henry and Anthony and daughter Mrs Oscar Frenzel. Funeral at 2 pm tomorrow from the residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Bals
Senate Avenue
Mr. Bals
Germany
America
Indianapolis
Henry
Anthony
Oscar Frenzel
Fountain county suit fights use of writing pads in schools
State Board of Health ordered prohibition on slate pencils in schools to curb disease risk and urged paper and lead pencils. Fountain County taxpayers sue school trustees for extravagance in buying paper pads and pencils. Health official condemns penny pinching that endangers children and cites a separate inspection where a smaller furnace led to higher costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Health
Indiana State Board of Health
Aid
Fountain County
Order of the State Board
Indiana
State Board
Golden Anniversary for Mr and Mrs Daniel W Harcourt
Mr and Mrs Harcourt celebrate their golden wedding at home in Broad Ripple with a lawn display moved indoors due to weather. The dining table from their first marriage centers the setting, silver teapot and a century old table cover highlight family memory, goldenrod decorates the scene, and seven grandchildren assist alongside their children and cousin guests. They have resided in Marion county over fifty years and were married near Old Augusta with Miss Sarah Berry as the bride. Receipts include a silver berry spoon with a lyre handle inscribed 1851 1800 and laurel wreaths bearing Aug 9 amid other tokens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel W. Harcourt
Broad Ripple
Mrs. Harcourt
Berry
Sarah Berry
Benjamin Berry
Harcourt
Jane
Heavily Veiled Woman Faces Court Over Subpoena
A woman arrested for contempt of court appeared before Judge Daly in a heavily veiled state. She failed to obey a witness summons but cried only after the judge said no punishment would be given. The riot case at Fairview Park saw Alfred Andrews, William Johnson, and Joe Drake fined and jailed, with all appealing. Negro witnesses recounted Sunday experiences and youths tied to ruffian gangs were linked only by association. A second appearance risked a year or more in the workhouse if guilt proved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Daly
Cincinnati Fall Festival Features Middle West Writers
Cincinnati prepared for the second fall festival in late September with a congress of writers. Lew Wallace will attend with Fair God, and Dr Crawford with Kalevala and Reminiscences of Russia and Finland. Dr Charles Frederic Goss and James Whitcomb Riley join the gathering to honor Middle West authors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Whitcomb Riley
Middle West
Boy Telegraph rider hurt in street crash on East Washington
Yesterday evening about six Roy Laporte an American District Telegraph boy fourteen years old was knocked from his wheel on East Washington street and badly cut and bruised his head. He lay unconscious for an hour and lives at No 7 Eastern avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Laporte
East Washington Street
No. 7
Eastern Avenue
State Fair Races Draw Speedy Horses to Fair Grounds
The State Fair races during the week of September 16 attract top trotters and pacers from across the country. Barns at the Fair grounds fill with celebrated horses as the free-for-all trot and free-for-all pace offer purses of 1000 dollars, drawing many strong entrants to the State Pair track.
Hassett in the Toils Over Bogus Business Scam Indictment
The grand jury reports partial findings naming William Hassett among those indicted for obtaining money under false pretense and grand larceny in a fake timber graining venture. Victims include real estate dealer Robert McKee and Thomas Thornton, with repeated advertisements and a Southward excuse cited. Other indictments cover burglary grand larceny and petty larceny among several defendants, while probate and civil actions fill the docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alford
Criminal Court
William Hassett
Hassett
Ruckelshaus
Robert McKee
Indianapolis
McKee
Thornton
Arthur Williams
Frank Steward
Thomas Pulley
Sam Thompson
Charles Henzley
Joe Benson
Louis Butterfield
John Edwards
Henry Sheridan
Charles Jones
Thomas Henderson
John Hayes
Appellate and Criminal Docket Entries Mixed in Indiana Courts
The document lists multiple case references across appellate and criminal courts, including appellant and appellee briefs, motions for certiorari, and reform school commitment. Notable items involve Katherine Heseh versus Jeanette Bolin, Mary K E Holton versus Margaret R GePenter, William Chapman versus State of Indiana, Catherine Schaefer versus David A Purviance, John N Woolfington versus John K Ritter, William H Bruning versus John M, and Fremont Alford with Annie Spillman. The record notes assignments of errors, appellant briefs, and judge actions, with a grand jury report and a case of a fifteen year old committed to Reform School for Boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Heseh
Jeanette Bolin
St. Joseph C. C
Mary KE. Holton
Margaret R. Gepenter
de Kalb
William Chapman
State of Indiana
Clark C. C
Catherine Schaefer
David A. Purviance
Huntington C. C
Appellate Court
Criminal Court
Fremont Alford
Annie Spillman
Justice
Trading Stamps and Venue Bias in Early Massachusetts Case
A Massachusetts statute depresses selling property by inducement of unspecified gifts. The Supreme Judicial Court held stamps entitling other articles did not convict. The text also notes a Kansas venue change request due to judge prejudice, with a divided court denying the motion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts
Northeastern
Kansas
State Senate
New Gillmore coal mine opened near Jasonville Indiana
State Mine Inspector James Epperson returns from southern Indiana praising the Gillmore coal mine three miles southwest of Jasonville in Green county on the Indiana Southern Rail road. The Indiana Southern Coal Company plans to produce 1500 tons daily using latest electrical mining gear in a 152 foot shaft and five hundred acres of surrounding land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Epperson
Indiana
Gillmore
Jasonville
Green County
Sullivan
Indiana Southern Railroad
Mr. Epperson
Indiana Southern Coal Company
John K. Seifert
Chicago
Pittsburg Coal Company
D. M. Cummings
John P. Gillmore
Linton
Two Women Injured In City Street Car Crash
Mrs Stearne living at 1907 Central avenue was hurt last night at the Illinois Washington streets corner after alighting from an Illinois street car and stumbling over a raised street surface. Her face was badly bruised and she grew faint in a nearby drug store. Miss Maggie Ford of 735 South Missouri street was thrown from a Stockyards car on South West street suffering a dislocation of the left arm and a cut above the eye as the car reportedly started before she touched the pavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stearns
Central Avenue
Ilinois
Washington Streets
Maggie Ford
South Missouri Street
Stockyards
South West Street
Marshal Pettit at Hammond on Conkey strike
United States Marshal Pettit returned from Hammond after investigating the Conkey printing plant strike. He said Judge Baker's injunction to restrain violence was in abeyance pending Conkey’s notice of any violation. Pettit noted the strike appeared peaceable and did not foresee serious trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Marshal Pettit
Hammond
Conkey
Baker
W. B. Conkey
Indiana
Chicago
Pettit
Boyer Son Held After Arrest In Frankfort
Dr J H Boyer of Frankfort protests the arrest of his 17 year old son George who came to seek a position. Detectives Asch and Wallace found him with a negro companion, searched him and confined him without opportunity to prove his statements about money and a gold watch. The detectives urged dismissal of the cases for lack of evidence after investigations. Detective Wallace said the found objects and the fact he was a stranger justified detention. The detectives informed the father of the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Boyer
Frankfort
George Boyer
Asch
Wallace
Young Boyer
Boyer
Epworth League Institute in Indianapolis Sept 4
The Indianapolis District Epworth League holds an institute at Roberts Park Church on Wednesday evening September 4 to study mercy and help and literary work. Features include an organ recital by Prof. George Hebble at 6 45 p m and talks by Miss Rebecca Delaney Rev Geo M Smith O Pittinger and Mrs Nellie Taylor Young plus one minute talks by district chapter officers. The district includes Indianapolis and surrounding counties in central Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Epworth League
Roberts Park Church
Mercy and
George Hebble
Mercy
Rebecca Delaney
Our New Hospital
Geo. M. Smith
Mhall-Place M. E. Church
O. Pittinger
Nellie Taylor Young
Ecolls
Marion County
Johnson and Morgan Counties
Five Boys Attack Girl. Eye May Be Lost
A five year old girl from 1% Temple avenue may lose sight in one eye after five boys threw peaches at her as she walked home Thursday evening. Dr Best attended and said repair is unlikely. The incident stemmed from the boys' malicious act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robertta van Arsdal
Temple Avenue
Dr. Best
Governor Bliss Burned in Effigy Over Durbin Extradition Delay
In Bourbin Michigan on Wednesday Governor Bliss was burned in effigy after postponing until September 5 the hearing to determine whether the requisition of Governor Durbin for extradition should proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bliss
Michigan
Bourbin
Durbin
Sunday Aboard Maxinkuckee Lake Outing From Indianapolis
Fast express train departs Indianapolis at 7 30 a m for a day at Lake Maxinkuckee. Return from the lake at 6 30 p m. Promises boating and fishing on one of Indiana’s most beautiful lakes. Cost is one dollar. Sunday outing offered on September 1st.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Maxinkuckee
Lake Erie & Western Excursion From Indianapolis
The Lake Erie and Western Railway offers a Michigan City excursion for $1.00 on Sunday September 1 1901. Two special fast trains depart Indianapolis at 630 am and 715 am with limited stops. Return departs Cincinnati at 620 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan City
Indianapolis
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Gordon and Lake
Newby Oval
Mr. Wappenhans
Wuilschners
Ger
Man
Health Board
Daniel Harcourt
Fairview Park
Cincinnati
Congress of Writers and Authors
Caroline Truend
Louise Belek
Sarah Davis
Street Car Company
Ernest G. Davis
Street
Lillian Thieme
Union Trust Company
John H. Thieme
Lafayette
Ichael Sells
T of Ae
Therza
Dora Blosier
Harry D. Blosier
Superior Court
William Hillerman
Ernest Herter
Circuit Court
Anna V. M. Fatout
Marion F. Fatout
Fred C. Victor
Thomas J. Croan
Serna
Louis J. Magan
George W. Jackson
George H. Carter
George Graves
William Ankenbrock
Anton H.age
Edward L. Davis
Indianapolis Streetrailway Company
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Lizale Terry
Charles J. Terry
Chicago Legal News
Pacific Rep
Oklahoma
Burford
Southeastern
Georgia
Lumpkin
India
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
Supreme Court
John N. Woolfington
John K. Ritter
Delaware
C. C. Appellant
William H. Bruning
John M
Jefferson C. Appellee
Epperson
Miss Maggie Ford
Epworth
Elmey
A Starr Piano
Starr
Starr Piano CO
W. Washington Street
Representative Piano House
North
Pennsylvania St
Buffalo
Pan-American Exposition
Niagara Falls
Brockton
Lake Chautauqua
McKinley
Warren J. Lynch
Manapolis Te No. 1
Leavi
Buffalo At
In Pp
Deppe, A G.pl
T. A
Madison
Lake Maxinkuckee
Pennsylvania Lines
Tago
Robert Schell
Terre Haute
Moores
Lake Erie & Western R. R
Sandunky
South Illinois Street
Benton Harbor
Big Four
Onion Station
M. Bronson, A. G. P
Grand Rapids & Indiana
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Mackinac Island
Petoskey
Traverse City
W. W. Richardson
Lake Erie & Western
R. R
Lawrenceburg
Aurora
Way Stations
Rushville
Connersville
Hamilton
Colorado
German Fire Insurance of
South
Delaware Street
Janes
Indianapolis Carrier Supply Co
Law
J. C. Sipe
N. Med. St. En Ee
Leo Lando
Julius Walkegon
Leading Jewelers Members Merchants’ Association
Gas Office
Indianapolis Gas Co
Joseph Taggart
Massachusetts Ave
Olivilo
QSS. Co
Kermuda
New York
A. E. Outerbridgs & CO
Cook & Bon
Booth Clark St
Steinway
Pearson’s Piano House
Indianapolis, Ind
R. W. Furnas Ice Cream Co
North Alabama &Y
Parker’ Hair
Balsam Prem ‘E Tomanast Proeth Ret
Manissos Youtshut
Atkins
E. C. Atkins & CO
Illinois Street
W. B. Barry Law and Supply Co
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