Prominent Indianapolis Printer Charles Hollenbeck Dead
Charles E Hollenbeck longtime head of the Hollenbeck Press in Indianapolis died at his home 11 North Meridian Street after a period of ill health. He helped introduce artistic printing to the city and held multiple civic and educational roles. Funeral services will be held from the family home at 2 o'clock tomorrow conducted by Rev. Robert S. Osgood. He leaves a widow and a brother in New York. a mother survives in Preston Hollow New York aged eighty six.
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Charles FE. Hollenbeck
Indianapolis
North Meridian Street
Howe
Hollenbeck
Mr. Hollenbeck
Preston Hollow
N. Y
New York State Normal School
Albany
Carlin
Mayflower Congregational Church
Indianapolis Literary Club
Irvington Atheneum
Board of Trade
Robert S. Osgood
Mayflower Church
Emra
Hollenbeck Press
Ereas
Two Cousins Die In Train Crash Near Clermont
Verni Brown aged 48 and Icey Dorena Wilkins, cousins living near Clermont, were killed when their buggy was struck by a Peoria and Eastern passenger train near Carter's Station on the Big Four line. Bodies were taken to the city morgue. The women, in the city to file a land deed, were reportedly deaf to the train due to heavy wraps. Brown leaves a widow and several children. Wilkins leaves five children. Patrolman Wilson is a brother-in-law.
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Verni Brown
Icey Dorena Wilkins
Clermont
Carter's Station
Peoria & Eastern
Big Four Railway
Moorefield
Brown
Wilsor
Memorial honors Dr Nathaniel A Hyde former Indianapolis Art Association president
At a directors meeting the Indianapolis Art Association adopted a memorial to the late Rev Nathaniel A Hyde prepared by Mrs May Wright Sewall Mrs Samuel E Morss and Volney T Malott. Hyde led the association from its early days and supported art in the community with unostentatious service and broad leadership.
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Indianapolis Art Association
Nathaniel A. Hyde
May Wright Sewall
Samuel E. Morss
Volney T. Malott
Indianapolis
Art Association
Albert E. Fletcher
N. A. Hyde
Hyde
Mr Hyde
State Union of Clubs
Memorial Services Planned for Dr Nathaniel A Hyde
The New England Society of Indianapolis will honor the late Dr Nathaniel Alden Hyde with memorial services on Forefather's Day, Sunday December 22, at 3 PM in Mayflower Congregational Church. A committee Bement Lyman Charles E Coffin and William R N Sylvester arranged the event replacing the usual annual banquet. Prominent citizens are expected to speak and the program is as yet incomplete.
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Nathaniel Alden Hyde
New England Society of Indianapolis
Hyde
Bement Lyman
Charles E. Coffin
William R. N. Sylvester
Mayflower Congregational Church
Directorate of the New England Society
Badge of Office for City and County Prosecutors
County Prosecutor John Ruckelshaus and City Prosecutor James Collins obtain permission from the Board of Safety to wear official insignia. They plan silver stars to identify themselves during out of court examinations. Collins will wear a pancake sized star reading I am Jimmy Collins the Prosecutor. Ruckelshaus a smaller badge labeled County Prosecutor.
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John Ruckelshaus
James Collins
Board of Safety
Collins
Jimmy Collins
Ruckelshaus
Rev H C Meserve Lectures On New England Origin
The Rev H C Meserve spoke at the Hebrew Temple to a fair crowd despite cold weather. His lecture titled The Beginning of New England traced Norse roots, Pilgrims, and Puritans, with stereoptical illustrations, covering Plymouth Rock and the 102 settlers’ voyage and early founding of the New England states.
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H. C. Meserve
Hebrew Temple
Young Men's Club of the Temple
New England
Dr. Meserve
America
England
Plymouth Rock
Mr. Meserve
New England States
Man cuts his throat while sheriff attempts to take him to asylum
William F. Richmond of Haughville, declared insane, fatally wounds himself with a razor after being guided to a shed for removal to Central Hospital for the Insane. Deputy Sheriff Louis Kiefer and Mose Bush detained him. Richmond, though bleeding, survived the self inflicted wound and rested at City Hospital. Other insanity cases, Wilson Stabaugh and Benjamin Springer, were also committed to the asylum.
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Louis Kiefer
Delaware Street
Central Hospital
William F. Richmond
Haughville
Richmond
Mose Bush
Bush
Kiefer
City Dispensary
City Hospital
Wilson Stabaugh
la Salle Street
Benjamin Springer
Warren Township
Telephone systems operation in three counties listed
The United States School Furniture Company of Chicago was incorporated in ceeeenee. It shows a capital of $15 represented in this rate.
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Montgomery
Fountain
Rarke
United States School Furniture Company
Chicago
Ceeeenee
Bar Associations Endorse Shively and Van Fleet for Supreme Bench
Wabash Circuit Court Judge Harvey B. Shively and Elkhart ex Judge John M. Van Fleet receive bar association endorsements for Indiana Supreme Court seats to be vacated by Judge Baker. A seven member committee will petition Governor Durbin, with timing uncertain until early next year.
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Harvey B. Shively
Wabash
Indiana
Baker
Wabash County Bar Association
Shively
Durbin
Grand Army
Bar Association
Elkhart County Bar Association
John M. van Fleet
Elkhart
F. E. Baker
Peddler Evans Draws Revolver For Drink At Germania Hall
Bil Evans, a peddler, sought a drink at Germania Hall saloon. Refused, he drew a revolver, obtained a drink and paid. Police found about $75 in his pockets at headquarters. Arrested by Streit and Losh for drawing deadly weapons. He kept the weapon ready but did not use it.
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Bil” Evans
Germania Hall
Evans
Streit
Losh
Potter Falls From Fourth Floor At New York Factory
Frank Potter, an employee at the chair works on New York and Ellsworth streets, fell from the fourth floor to the ground floor while intoxicated. He escaped serious injury with only slight bruises and scratches. police arrived, but friends took him home and he refused medical services.
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Frank Potter
New York
Ellsworth Streets
Potter
Silk Hats and Opera Hats at Dunlap's Sea ton's Hat Store
Holiday rates offered on Pennsylvania and Vandalia Lines with round trip fares at rate fare and one third for travel on December 24 25 31 and January 1 return by January 2 Reduced rates for students returning home upon presentation of valid certificate Tickets sold at the station or via Dunlap's Hat Store in Sea ton's.
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Dunlap's
Seaton’s
Big Four Route Holiday Excursions and Dates
Big Four announces holiday round trip rates to Chicago Peoria St Louis Louisville Cincinnati Dayton Columbus Ohio Cleveland Buffalo and principal points in the CPA territory. Sales open December 24 1901 and January 1 1902 with return limits January 2. students with certificate may return by January 8 1902. Tickets via C H D Ry for Grand Opera travel. Offices listed in Indianapolis.
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Chicago
Peoria
St. Louis
Louisville
Cincinnati
Dayton
Columbus
Cleveland
Buffalo
Big Four
Indianapolis
East Washington Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Union Stations
Owensboro milliner urges support for Indianapolis Southern Railroad
R N Elliott of Owensboro Kentucky a millinery proprietor writes to Fauhnley and McCrea wholesale milliners urging backing of the Indianapolis Southern Railroad. He argues a direct Northern outlet via Rockford through Owensboro would boost regional trade and improve access to Indianapolis markets benefiting both Owensboro and the city. He cites existing Owensboro demand and a petition backed by 115 manufacturers and wholesalers.
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R. N. Elliott
Owensboro
Nation House
Indianapolis Southern Railroad
Fauhnley & McCrea
Union Station
Indianapolis
Board of Public Works
Rockford
Ind
Ohio River
Louisville
Evansville
Elliott
Union Depot
Indiana
Kentucky
Elks Automobile Raffle Draw This Afternoon
The Elks will raffle an automobile at 2 PM in the Cyclorama Building formerly Wonderland. A barrel containing 47,100 chances will be mixed by a blindfolded child. 100 chances are drawn to select the winner. Committees from George Marott Paul Krauss and E K Chapman will oversee the drawing at Saks showroom window earlier that morning.
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Elks
Cyclorama
Marcett’s Shoe
George Marott
Paul Krauss
E. K. Chapman
Saks
School Board Awards Bid for Four Room Schoolhouse
A special meeting of the Board of School Commissioners awarded the lowest bid of 4898 by the Jones brothers for a four room schoolhouse at Twenty fourth street and Martindale avenue. Completion planned by March 24. Plans by Herbert W Foltz adopted earlier. The December teachers payroll totaled 42275.49. Other schoolhouse plans were not discussed.
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Board of School Commissioners
Twenty-fourth Street
Martindale Avenue
Jones Brothers
Herbert W. Foltz
Sunday Closing Question At Mohs Hall Meeting
The Grocery Clerks Union plans a meeting tonight at Mohs Hall Fountain Square to discuss Sunday closing. All grocery keepers and clerks not yet in the association are urged to attend. The aim is to warn persistent open Sunday shops that the union will pursue court action to enforce closing.
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Mohs’s
Fountain Square
Grocery Clerks’ Union
Drunken hack driver charged after frostbitten horses are found
A team of horses attached to a hack on Illinois and Washington streets, covered in frost and shivering, prompted a police report. Bicycle officers Streit and Losh found Benjamin Dean asleep drunk inside. He was jailed for drunkenness and cruelty to animals. the horses were moved to a livery stable for care.
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Mlinois
Washington
Streit and
Losh
Benjamin Dean
Diverse ads and notices from Cincinnati to Indianapolis commerce
A compact page displays travel ads to Havana with sleeping car and insurance notes, followed by varied commercial pitches for jewelry diamonds and gifts, horse supplies, brass works, insurance, opticals, buckwheat, and a local business directory style array of promotions and notices.
New Princeton Telephone Company Formed in Princeton
The Princeton Telephone Company of Princeton was incorporated yesterday with 25000 dollars capital to operate a local telephone system. Directors include John W. Ewing Henry Krisel Charles F. Stevens L W Gurigel Steele F Gilmore Vincent W 8 Trippett and William E Stilwell. Also mentions the Monroe Cemetery Company of Alexandria with Stephen B Perry president and James of Scott as resident and W F Moreland Jenny Cea A Finch treasurer.
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Princeton Telephone Company
Princeton
John W. Ewing
Henry Krisel
Charles F. Stevens
L. W. Gurigel
Steele F. Gilmore
Vincent W. 8. Trippett
William E. Stilwell
Monroe Cemetery Company of Alexandria, Incorporated
Stephen B. Perry
James of
Scott
W. F. Moreland
Jenny Cea A. Finch
Amorative
Eae
Vite Capital
Indianapolis Fire Ippe Cy assets marketed bonds and securities
The firm shows over 350.00 in assets marketed toward government bonds municipal securities and mortgage notes with address references at Market Street and mentions SPANN JOHN H. HOLLIDAY as president.
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Indianapolis Fire Ip Pe Cy
Atternment
Municipal Securities
Mopteage Joon
Bironine
Market Street
Spann
John H. Holliday
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L. S. Ayres & Co
Dent
Dent's
Fownes
Foster
Florence
Pownes
Nake
L.sayres
Indwanas
Dre Co
H. Lieber Company
West Washington St
J. Cc. Sipe, Horns
North Meridian St
Indianapolis, Ind
C. E. Hollenbeck
Charles Hollenbeck
Hollen- Press
William
Kaylor
Talbott Avenue
James I
Kalispel
Mont. H
Thomas H
Robert
Larsh
James Kingsbury
Irvington
Mere
Grace Lang
North i Sols Street
Wulschner
Erin Brown
Icy Dorena Wilkins
Morgee
ART Association Acts
Herron
Association
Board of Directors
Art
NEW England Society
Dr. Hyde
Bar
H. B. Shively and
J. M. van Fleet
Bill” Evans
Pennsylvania and
Vandalia Lines
D. Ry
Account Grand Opera
Owensboro, KY
Fahnley & M'Crea
Apolis Southern Road
Elks’ Automobile
Havana
Cuba
Incinnati
Chas. W. Zell
Queen & Crescent
Fourth
Race Streets
German Fire Insurance of
South
Janes
C.life
Techentin & Frieberg
East
Washington Street
Langsenkamp Bros
Georgia St
W. W. Dark & Co
Ni East Market Street
Kia Mea
Leo Lando
Optician
Pennsylvania St
Silly & Stalnaker
Washington St
H. T. Conde Implement Co
W. Washington Street
Huyler
Maillard’s
Wash and Huder
Pork's
A. B. Meyer & Co
Marcy’s
Marcy
West Washington
Merritt
West
Armstrong
Opera
Julius
Walk
Merchants’ Association
East Washington St
Wegman Pianos
Carlin & Lennox
East Market Street
Charlotte Russe
Nickun
Muellerschoen
Harmon & Hall
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