Anderson Herald Editors Praise City Growth and Industry
In Denison last evening C Toner and C H Neff owners of the Anderson Herald spoke as Andersonians praising the city as Indiana's garden spot. They highlighted Union Iron Company's large operations, planned shop expansion, and power plant growth fueling local prosperity and job creation. Plans to build shops in Anderson with a $10 000 appropriation and a growing milling of Indianapolis streetcar power from Anderson were noted as signs of regional economic expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Toner
C. H. Neff
Anderson Herald
Denison
Messrs
Neff
Aggres
Andersonians
Indiana
Ison
Journal
Anderson
Union Iron Company
Cewpower
Union Traction Company
Fes
Logansport
Kokomo
Indianaols N
Ann
Cincinnati Traction
Union Traction Pany
Doctor Lorenz and Dr Moraweck Debate Victorian Medical Motives
Louisville physician Dr Moraweck discusses Dr Lorenz the Vienna surgeon during a Grand Hotel visit. He defends Lorenz’s skill in bloodless hip reduction while criticizing European doctors for financial motives, noting Lorenz studied in Europe and adopted surgery methods in America. Moraweck cites royal intermarriage as a motive for profit in Austria and argues European doctors pursue money.
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Lorenz
Vienna
BE. Morakk
Louisville
Europe
Moraweck
Chicago
Armour
Mr. Armour
Specie
America
Lorig
Austria
Loreng
Long horseback ride leaves Cahill and Reeves exhausted
Cahill and George Reeves, clerks, took a first long horseback ride Saturday afternoon. They rode toward the countryside, grew stiff, and after wandering for hours were forced to seek rural help. They returned to the city before eight, cold and tired, faced with many chairs at their desks.
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Cahill
The
George Reeves
Reeves
Churches Not To Be Renamed In Indianapolis
At yesterday's meeting the Methodist ministers decided not to urge renaming of local churches. Rev C E mm presented a report on subscriptions for the Methodist General Has fund showing large gifts but many congregations behind their targets while some reported unexpected subscriptions. G W Muckley of Kansas City spoke for the Christ Extension Board noting plans and insurance for six percent churches nationwide.
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Indianapolis
Christ Church
Denison House
Yester
G W. Muckley
Kansas City
Chris Extension Board
Woeset
Ansurance
Suckley
Army Chaplain Plea at Butler College Address
Rev D R Lucas spoke this morning at Butler College urging expansion of army chaplains. The essay titled The Army Chaplain advocated more numbers and opportunities for service.
Edward Arnold Arrested For Loitering In Indianapolis
Edward Arnold was arrested last night by Captain Gerber and Detective Dugan on the charge of loitering. Detectives expect to file a more serious charge today. Eight months earlier Arnold figured in Police Court after leaving his wife. She went to her parents in Greenwood, then returned to Indianapolis to learn he had sold her furniture and disappeared. A warrant issued by his wife brought him from Cleveland. she later refused to prosecute in Police Court.
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Edward Arnold
Gerber
Dugan
Arnold
Greenwood
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Colbert
Dudley Deposed Sheriff to Face Hearing Tomorrow
John S. Dudley, Sullivan county's deposed sheriff, will undergo a ten o'clock hearing before Governor Durbin with Attorney General Taylor and Merrill Moores presenting the state case. Dudley is defended by John Bays. Moores's Robinson and Lawrenceville investigations reportedly favor the state, alleging drunkenness and reckless conduct by Dudley's posse during Dillard's removal.
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John S. Dudley
Sullivan County
Durbin
Taylor
Merrill Moores
Dudley
John 8. Bays
Sullivan
Dillard
Mr. Moores
Robinson
Ill
Indiana
Moores
Warmer Weather Forecasted Amid Lingering Cold
Forecasts predict slight temperature rise and possible snow flurries as a cold wave lingers. Indianapolis reports less suffering thanks to timely warnings. Chicago and the Northwest face harsher conditions. Ice thickens at water works and demand for skates grows amid ongoing deep freezes.
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Indianapolis
Weather Disaster Grips Nation with Cold Wave and Snow
Across the country a severe cold wave and snowstorms slow traffic and cause destitution. Five Chicago deaths tied to the cold are reported as rail and street traffic suffer delays. Coal shortages worsen hardships, with suburban trains and long hauls delayed by up to six hours.
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Chicago
Missouri
Mississippi
Ohio
Mercury
New York State
Pensylvania
Louisville
New Orleans
New Use for the Boxes at Monument Place Fire
A city box fire at Monument Place drew seven residents to shelter themselves from a bitter night. A patrolman paused the blaze, noting the improvised refuge offered by the flammable contents in the cold weather.
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Monument Place
Court Halts Mail for Rival Rattan Firm In Indianapolis
Judge Leathers issued a restraining order against Alexander L. H. Mesamer and the Rattan Novelty Company to stop receiving mail for the original Rattan Novelty Company. Herman Munk, trustee, asks for a preliminary injunction as the two firms contend over assets and a bankruptcy of the insolvent concern.
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Alexander L. H. Mesamer
Rattan Novelty Company
Leathers
Superior Court
Herman Munk
Messmer
Hattan Novelty Company
Tif Massachusetts Avenue
South Meridian Street
Munk
Indianapolis
Alexander L. H. Messmer
Alexander Indicted Over Body For Dissection In Indianapolis
The Marion county grand jury indicted Dr. Joseph C. Alexander on charges of taking concealing and possessing the body of Rose Neidlinger for dissection. Prosecutor Ruckelshaus filed an information but it will be nolled and the indictment used for trial. Bond set at 1000 with special judge John M. Bailey appointed, trial set for December 15. The session will also review minor jail cases and the coal investigation. In a separate civil action United States Casualty Co sues Indiana Natural and Illuminating Gas Co for 1500 over premium adjustments tied to payrolls. Thomas H. McKern sues for 40000 for injuries from a railroad accident.
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Marion County Grand Jury
Alford
Joseph C. Alexander
Rose Neidlinger
Ruckelshaus
Notle
Alexander
Albert Greenwaldt
John M. Bailey
George Elliott
Coal Combination
Indianapolis
Benedict
Grand
United States Casualty Company
Indiana Natural and Illuminating Gas Company
ISS
Texas
United States
Michigan Law Review
Peters suit seeks quiet title against East side property
Stephen Peters and wife Mary filed a suit with fifty other defendants against Sarah Sullivan and others to quiet title on East side property. The complaint is lengthy yet concise in demand. The case overlaps with earlier complex technicalities from Geotteg 1. Julius Grau’s damage suit against the City of Indianapolis was concluded in Superior Court Room 31.
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Stephen Peters
Mary
Sarah Sullivan
Julius Grau
Indianapolis
Superior
Nancy Long
John W. Long
Superior Court
Alma Smith
Harry Smith
Garend Peters
Emma Peters
Circuit Court
Arabella Hubbard
Austin B. Prather
Isaac C. Walker
Herman Munk
Alexander L. H. Messmer
Rattan Novelty Company
Mary Peters
Mary L. Beasley
Henry Beasley
United States Casualty Company
Indiana Natural Gas and Illuminating Company
Hattie Brown
William Brown
Gray Sues City Over Accident At Cruse and Meek Streets
Gray seeks damages from the city claiming injuries from an accident caused by faulty construction at Cruse and Meek streets. The jury in the case will report today.
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Gray
Cruse
Meek Streets
Greble settlement ends street railway damages suit
Probate Commissioner grants petition by guardian Reuben H. Greble to compromise Edwin Greble case against Indianap olis Street Railway Company for zero damages. Suit had been in Superior Court after injuries at Pennsylvania and Washington streets.
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Walker
Reuben H. Greble
Edwin Greble
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Pennsylvania
Washington Streets
Brothers Kahn File Bankruptcy Petitions in Indianapolis
Morris H. Kahn and Joseph H. Kahn, retail grocers of Indianapolis, filed bankruptcy petitions. Liabilities are identical at $3,379.07. Morris H. Kahn reports assets of $373.50, while Joseph H. Kahn reports assets of $379.00.
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Morris H. Kahn
Joseph H. Kahn
Indianapolis
Mixed court docket across Indiana jurisdictions
Superior, Circuit, and Supreme Courts list cases heard or filed in Indianapolis area. Dockets cover civil damages, divorces, support suits, quiet title, disbarment matters, and appeals. includes judgments, removals to federal court, indictments, and appellate briefs. Notable entries include Elzina Clements v Samuel L. Houston with a plaintiff judgment of $198 and costs, and various divorces and note judgments.
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Circuit Court
Henry Clay Allen
Elzina Clements
Samuel L. Houston Et al
William D. Shearer
L. E. & W. Railroad Company
United States Circuit Court
Fremont Alford
Holmes Takes Oath as New Supreme Court Justice
Oliver Wendell Holmes of Massachusetts is sworn in as associate justice and assigned to the First circuit. The court upholds Missouri suicide statute policy liability and reverses a Texas case on life policy collection, with McKenna delivering the opinion. Chief Justice Fuller responds to a bankruptcy question in Elliott & Co. v Toeppner, involving jury trial remand on appeal.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Massachusetts
James H. McKenney
Justice Holmes
First Circuit
Justice Gray
Circuit Court of Appeals
Knights Templars’ and Masons’ Life Insurance Company
Rosa B. Jarman
Missouri
John P. Jarman
Rosa Jarman
Grundy County
Inns
Iowa Life Insurance Company
Lula T. Lewis
Iowa
Thomas M. Lewis
Fort Worth
Tex
Lewis
Circuit Court
Northern District of
Texas
McKenna
Fuller
Co. Elliott & Co
Ferdinand Toeppner
Sixth Circuit
Court of A. Is
Toeppner
Pas Seeltard
First Philippine Islands Case Denied by Court
Kepner an attorney in the islands faced embezzlement charges in Manila's court of first instance and was acquitted. The government appealed to the Insular Supreme Court, Kepner claiming the appeal in a criminal case was improper. The court offered only a formal denial of the petition, with no further remarks.
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Ippine Islands
Kepner
Islands
Court of First Instance
Manila
Insular Supreme Court
Philippine Islands
Remarkable 1725 highwaymen case in Exchequer court
A Westminster Gazette note describes John Everit suing Joseph Williams for £1000 for misappropriated funds. The writ led to contempt charges and prison for a solicitor. Burglar partnership ends with hangings at Tyburn and Maidstone. The piece recounts several modern legal points on insurance damages, holiday payments, serenading disputes, and gaming loss recoveries.
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Court of Exchequer
Westminster Gazette
John Everit
Joseph Williams
Everit
Wreathcock
Tyburn
Maidstone
Central Labor Union targets Parry over labor stance debate
The Central Labor Union criticised D M Parry president of the National Association of Manufacturers for anti union attitudes. The grievance committee will report on Parry and his treatment of union labor amid talks on eight hour laws and labor measures. Other complaints included West Washington street bridge contractors harnessing non union workers and the Marble Cutters Union hours dispute at the New Claypool Hotel. The cigar makers pledge support in fighting the tobacco trust.
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Central Labor Union
D. M. Parry
National Association of Manufacturers
Parry Manufacturing Company
Painters’ Union
Parry
Edgar A. Perkins
Organization of Labor
Perkins
National Organization of Manufacturers
West Washington Street
Fife & Son
William McNavin
Marble Cutters’ and Letters’ Union
Chicago
Claypool
McNavin
Cigar Makers’ Union
John Feltman
Reunited After Forty Years Visit Arranges Father Reunion
After forty years apart Mrs George W Pence of 407 Dewey Avenue plans a visit to her father W J Bourke of Twin Sisters Texas. Bourke left the family years ago during their prior residence and joined the Union forces, sending letters home before his departure.
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George W. Pence
Dewey Avenue
W. J. Bourke
Tex
War romance recalled by Indiana congressman in postmistress bid
Representative Holliday of Indiana reported to the Post Office Department a romantic Civil War tale. A Northern soldier wounded at Marksville Arkansas was nursed by a planter’s educated daughter who later married in Indiana. Now widowed and in poverty, she seeks a small Arkansas post office to support herself, and Holliday is pursuing the appointment for her.
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Indianapolis Journal
Washington
Elias
Holliday
Fifth
Indiana
Arkansas
Post Office Department
Clay County
Mr. Holliday
Marksville
North
South
Samoan Seismic Fire Threatens Savali Ridge
Reports from Tutuila Samoa recount November earthquakes that toppled a concrete church and damaged others, followed by volcanic activity at four peaks along Savali's backbone. Authorities note danger confined to that region, with prior eruptions near Manu islands thirty-five years ago causing sea agitation, rock fallout, and fish loss.
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Tutuila
Samoa
San Francisco
Savail
German Samoa
Savaii
Tua
Olozga
Manu
Manua
Paine's Celery Compound Trusted Cure for Rheumatism
A historic ad touts Paine's Celery Compound as a permanent remedy for rheumatism. It cites medical endorsement and a Charleston man, Chas. W. Lucker, claiming two bottles cured him after trials with two top doctors.
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Paine
Chas. W. Lucker
Pleasant
Charleston
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DR. Lorenz
Gr. B. Moraweck
Maurice Cahill
Methodist Ministers’ Association
Illinois
Northwest
Jayne
Switchman
Thomas H. McKern
Indiana, Decatur & Western
McKern
East End
McNears
Edward Peters
Emma
Consumers’ Gas Trust
Henry Aufderheide
Newton M. Todd
Brothers In Bankruptcy
the Court Record
John L. McMaster
Julius Gray
City of
Anew
James M. Leathers
Spann & Co
R. M. Stardling
Supreme Court
Charles Boone
State of
Madison C. C
Tates
Indiana Natural Gas and Oil Company
Lillie O’brien
Cass C. C
Thomas
Wright
Firman Bertioux
William H. Hurt
State
Margaret Hite
Marion C. C
Samuel W. Griffin
Hamilton C. C. Appellant
Arthur B. Irvin
Rushville Co-operative Telephone Company
Rush Co. Co. Ce
William Ewing
James Ewing
Huntington D. C
Appellee
Appellate Court
H. William Shipman
Andrew D. Hawley
William E. Bake
Union C. C. Appellee
Tillie Dugan
Grace M. Myers
Marion C. C. Appellant
Charles Johnson
Silas W. Hale
Grant C. C. Appellees
John Mitchell
Nelson W. Miller
Miami C. C. Appellees
John Jordan
G. R. & I. Railroad Company
Jay C. C. Appellant
Amos C. Gwinnup
John Shies
Madison C. C. Appellee
Holmes
Northeastern
Representative Holliday
Paine’s
Durlington
Dr. Lyon
Kahn Tailoring Company
Sander & Recker’s
Sander & Recker Furniture Co
Washington St
Merchants’ Association
Ohio Street
Pearson’s Piano House
Indianapolis, Ind
Lilly & Stalnaker
East Washington Street
Hjalta“Vita
F. W. Hannah
National Osteype Association
Lawbidg
G. R. Fegan
Newton Claypool
J. T. Boyer
Fiioggia
C. I. Fletcher
Pennsylvania Street
Meridian Street
Ertel’s Loan Office
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