Mr Berry's Surprise Ton and Tuxedo
Mr Berry defends a measure as a response to anticipated Republican action. The mayor weighs in with a view on the matter, outlining official stance and potential implications for policy and party strategy.
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Newspaper
The Indianapolis Journal
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1901
Page
7
Mr Berry defends a measure as a response to anticipated Republican action. The mayor weighs in with a view on the matter, outlining official stance and potential implications for policy and party strategy.
James H Baldwin owner of Baldwin Block addresses Building Inspector Hartel about smoke ordinance compliance. He cites good coal and careful firing as cures, notes dense smoke from dirty coal and poor firing, and says most merchants aim to conform. Mayor Bookwalter says prosecutions may be delayed until Dec 1 as property owners cooperate.
The article notes progress on the city's smoke problem and states it is unjust to bring them to court. It promises a measurably cleaner city soon, emphasizing a push to do the right thing and restore order.
Beginning at 10 o'clock this morning the Board of Works will hear the argument in the Indianapolis Southern contention lasting the entire day. South Side residents remonstrate against the Pogue's run route and will present a petition signed by about 150 residents. D M Parry and officers of the road will present a counter petition also signed by about 150 residents urging the route requested by the company. The board will hear arguments and take the matter under further consideration, with no definite action expected today. Open to traffic.
The property owner Christian F. Wishmeier is listed. Final roll approves the Center Street sidewalk cement project from Douglas Street to Bright Street. Primary roll covers brick roadway on Pierson Street from Twenty-second to Twenty-fourth Street.
The O T O Club of junior girls meets with Lila Allison while the Girls Mandolin Club rehearses for an upcoming school appearance. Poetry study begins in Mr Ferguson's 11 B English class with talks of a literary club. Paul Edwards resigns as Morning Echo editor. Stella Walton leads Monday. Fred Appel joins assistant staff. The football game proceeds fund the gym, with debates on oratory and literary clubs continuing. Capt Ward Deans men praised for strong play.
At noon yesterday the city owed less money than in months. Controller Breunig paid the principal and interest per ordinance passed by the Council. Creditors receiving funds included Security Trust Company, Jom es National Bank, J. F. Wild & Co. The total loans repaid amounted to 196 455.38. Building Inspector Bartel reported a dangerous building at 2223 West Washington Street and recommended condemnation to the Board of Works.
Judge Leathers grants a divorce to Jennie Peters after 29 years of abandonment. Daisy Elizabeth Smith sues J Charton Smith over failure to support and misleading claims. Edith Coleman seeks divorce from Clarence Coleman for abandonment and restoration of maiden name. Maria Rhodius faces dispute over turning over property to administrator. Jury commissioners are reappointed for county courts. Jacob Ankeney leaves estate to niece and grand niece with various bequests. Street car company faces multiple damage suits totaling 3500. Luella Armstead, Hester Knight, Stephen Taylor sue for injuries in streetcar incidents. Maggie Brincombe sues Harry Brincombe for cruelty and drunken behavior.
Multiple sessions report dismissals, judgments, and estate claims across circuits. Foreclosure against Bridget Gorman noted with plaintiff winning 368.9 plus costs. various estates and labor liens reviewed with submitted, allowed amounts. guardianship and partition actions settled. criminal court records include incorrigible case and assault verdicts. new suits filed mention Hester Knight against Indianapolis Street Railway.
A long list of cases from Superior and Circuit Courts includes damages claims against railway companies and other actions. Notable items cover quiet title suits, several divorce proceedings, account disputes, and appellate briefs. The text also notes railway construction progress, the Indianapolis Bar Association elections, and bar admission committee actions in Marion County.
A collection of case notes discusses physician complicity in illegal liquor sales under local-option laws and the constitutionality of medicinal exceptions. It covers contracts arising from affection in caregiving, concealed weapon travel rules, railroad safety for children on platforms, murder accomplice testimony, and accidental injury insurance exclusions.
Virginia man W Fenton recounts a long battle with coffee caused headaches, sleeplessness, and deteriorating eyesight. After two years in isolation he quit coffee, tried Postum Food Coffee, and reports improved health, clearer mind, better sleep, and restored eyesight.
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