San Marco Flats Sold In Indianapolis Real Estate Deals
George C Pearson paid William E Kurtz $52 000 for the San Marco flats at Delaware and St Clair streets built by Henry Dollman. The building with twelve flats and a seven by one hundred frontage brought $7 000 annual rent. Pearson transferred several properties to Kurtz for $24 000. Ralston Camden and J G McCullough handled the sales along with other transfers including Roberts property and various lots on Meridian Twenty Seventh Streets Marlowe avenue and Preston Street to different buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralston & Camden
J. G. McCullough
Delaware and St. Clair Streets
Henry Dollman
Wiliam EB. Kurtz
George C. Pearson
Delaware Street
St. Clair Street
Pearson
Kurtz
North
New Jersey Street
East Georgia Street
Bates Street
Cook Street
Roberts
Talbott Avenue
Asher W. Gray
William L. Higgins
Thirteenth Street
Meridian Street
Rodibaugh
John C. Pierson
Meridian
Twenty Seventh Streets
Cynthia J. Gray
Julius Matzke
Marlowe Avenue
Preston Street
Gustav Heinze
County Council Holds Special Session on Emergency Funds
The County Council met in special session to approve new appropriations amid short funds. Requests covered boiler repairs at the county power house, gravel road repair, coroner’s fees, roads and highways, and clerk pay, with surpluses cited. Funds may be returned to the treasury year end and re-appropriated, per new law. County Attorney Hugo said emergency status justified the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugo
Convention of Grocers Plans National Meet in Milwaukee
Indianapolis Retail Grocers Association and Indiana Merchants Association prepare for the national Grocers convention in Milwaukee January 2. Editor O L Dunning of Chicago Grocer will head a special train for delegates from Ohio and Indiana. Indiana crowd meets January 5 in this city and travels to Chicago via Big Four. One Chicago day sightseen. Indiana delegation seeks cooperation of Com Club and Board of Trade to bring next year's convention to Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Retail Grocers’ Association
Merchants’ Association of Indiana
Indiana
Com- Club
Board of Trade
Grocers
Polis
Tribute from Boys' Club Honors Mrs. Vajen Advocate
The Boys' Club executive board sends sympathy to Mrs. J H Vajen and family. They praise her lifelong devotion to helping unfortunates and to the boys work, noting her loyal service and cheerful strength. They recall the first superintendent’s trust and express prayers for comfort and peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boys’ Club
J. H. Vajen
Vajen
Nemneapsie Fire Insurance Company Assets Invested
The Nemneapsie Fire Insurance Company reports assets totaling 90000 invested in government bonds, municipal securities and loans. The home office is on Na et street. H. M. Spann serves as secretary and John H. Holliday as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nemneapsie Fire Insurance Company
Govoo
Et Street
H. M. Spann
John H. Holliday
Representative James E Watson Talks of Legislation and Immigration Test
Representative James E Watson of Rushville, home for the holidays, shared views at the Columbia Club on cabinet changes and the Schley-Sampson dispute. He criticized Robinsons bill as politically motivated and endorsed a National Immigration Restriction League backed test requiring fourte en lines of the Constitution to admit immigrants. Watson supported reciprocity as protectionist, awaiting committee reports on further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Watson
Rushville
Washington
Watson
Columbia Club
Congress
Schley-Sampson
Robinson
Durbin
Taylor-Finley
Mr. Watson
National Immigration Restriction League
United States
Daviess County Men Promote Local Republican Page
Frank Sefrit and John C. Billheimer, prominent Republicans of Washington Daviess county, were at the Denison Hotel. Billheimer seeks committeeman post Second district. Sefrit backs him. Cushman and Cheney also named for local races. ward discusses Miers and Populist split. Brown lauded for founding Valparaiso normal school. Shockney weighs 8th district bid. gas finds near Indian Territory boost Oklahoma Territory union prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sefrit
John C. Billheimer
Washington
Daviess County
Denison
Billheimer
Zanzibar
Nat A. Hill
Sefrit
Harvey Cushman
Greene County
John C. Cheney
Sullivan
Congress
Republian
Johnson
Bedford
Representative Miers
Bloomington
Miers
United States
Serrit
Daviess
Martin
McKinley
Republican central leader plans Denison Hotel love feast
James P. Goodrich, chairman of the Republican State central committee, was in the city last night finalizing arrangements for a Republican love feast at the Denison Hotel next Monday night and Tuesday. A large attendance is expected and features include a vaudeville entertainment and smoker organized by the Columbia Club with theater performers and local talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Goodrich
Republican State Central Committee
Denison Hotel
Columbia Club
Appointment as pension agent explored by Judge Marsh
Judge A O Marsh of Winchester, newly appointed US pension agent, visited the city to acquaint himself with the office. He has not yet received official notice of confirmation. January 4 is set for retirement of the pension agent. Marsh notes seventeen Democrats and ten or twelve Republicans are employed under civil service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. O. Marsh
Winchester
United States
Q D P Club Banquet Honors College Guests at Grand Hotel
A group called Q D P, made of young men from various colleges on vacation, held a banquet at the Grand Hotel honoring Dick Tolin of Cornell Henry Sulzer of Chicago University and Leman Dunning of Princeton. Other members included Dan Shephard Roy Blossom Ora Rudy William Stokes Fred De Vail Maynard Allen Harlan Bosler Forest Tolin Paul Winning Carl Gibbs and Max H Wiley. Charles R Lane of Fort Wayne reports Elmer Leonard will be re elected to the State committee from the Twelfth district and politics are quiet there. Fred Holloway of Anderson, a leading Indiana Republican, said he plans to practice law and drop politics after campaigns. Ed V Fitzpatrick of Portland, Republican candidate for clerk of the Supreme Court, is at the Denison. Frank Doran of LaPorte, Republican candidate for state auditor, is staying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Hotel
Dick Tolin
Cornell
Henry Sulzer
Chicago University
Leman Dunning
Princeton
Dan Shephard
Roy Blossom
Ora Rudy
Wiilliam Stokes
Fred de Vail
Maynard Allen
Harlan Bosler
Forest Tolin
Paul Winning
Carl Gibbs
Max H. Wiley
Charles R. Lane
Fort Wayne
Elmer Leonard
Mr. Lane
Ed V. Fitzpatrick
Portland
Supreme Court
Denison
Frank Doran
Laporte
Denison Hotel guest linked to Jove feast
Nelson Parish, a negro, was arrested on petit larceny charges after allegedly renting a bicycle months earlier and not returning it. Police later learned Parish was wanted for burglary tied to Lux's saloon on West Washington Street where a revolver, whisky, cigars, and money were reportedly stolen. A key to the cellar may have enabled entry after hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Streit
Matthews
Stout
Indiana Avenue
North Street
Nelson Parish
Parish
Lux
West Washington Street
Western Writers Meet Executive Committee At Work On Next Programme
The Western Association of Writers broadens its scope inviting artists from other fields. Clay Clement joined as a member. A meeting at Denison Hotel drafted plans for the summer program and the annual meeting while listing many notable local and state figures in attendance.
Quick wage agreement ends in Taylor Carpet store
The Hardwood Floor Layers' Union met with hardwood floor contractors in the Taylor Carpet Company store and settled a wage scale for 1902 in thirty minutes. It provides an eight hour day at 32 a day. Signatories include The Taylor Carpet Company Albert Gall and the Interior Hardwood Company. Other city contractors will sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Carpet Company
Albert Gall
Interior Hardwood Company
Burglars Strike Saloon and Offices on East Washington
Burglars entered Joseph Schaub’s saloon at 188 East Washington Tuesday night. They broke into Justice Lockman’s office above the saloon and attempted to access the Standard Building and Loan Association office. Schaub’s cash register, found on the second floor, was damaged but empty, and the thieves apparently waited in the upstairs hall before breaking internal doors and forcing an outside door to exit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Schaub
East
Washington Street
Justice Lockman
Standard Building and Loan Association
Schaub
Boy Fires Rifle Wounding Man At Meridian Street Pond
Joe Lauck, son of undertaker A. J. Lauck, was shot in the elbow yesterday by Willie Harness, 12, who received the flobert rifle as a Christmas gift. Harness aimed at Lauck during a skating party near Arizona and Meridian streets after a demand to throw up his hands was ignored. the wound is painful but not considered dangerous unless infection develops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Lauck
A. J. Lauck
South
Meridian Street
Willie Harness
Arizona
Meridian Streets
Young Lauck
Lauck
Mrs Emma Schwab Injured After Fall at Capitol Hotel
Mrs Emma Schwab fell down stairs at the Capitol Hotel last evening suffering severe bruises and possible concussion. She was removed to City Hospital where doctors assess the extent of her injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Schwab
Capitol Hotel
City Hospital
Indiana Teachers Association Opens Forty Eighth Session
Hundreds of Indiana educators gathered at the Statehouse for the forty-eighth annual Indiana Teachers Association meeting. The day featured papers on rural school needs, organization, and supervision, plus talks by State Superintendent Jones and county superintendents. Discussions covered combining small country schools, longer terms, and methods to improve classroom cleanliness and student conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Teachers’ Association
Supreme Court Room
Louis H. Hamilton
Rensselaer
A. L. Gary
Rush County
Jones
Gary
James
J. W. Terman
Johnson County
Terman
W. S. Gibbons
Gibbons
H. P. Judson
Chicago University
I. F. Meyer
W. W. Parson
W. H. Glascock
Former Partners At War In Assault Case Trial
Justice Stout sets trial for 2 p m on a case with Thomas V Daly as defendant and William V Rooker as prosecuting witness. Daly charged with assault and battery on Mabel Heller a stenographer living at 2321 Talbott Avenue. Affidavit filed in Justice Smock court and moved for change of venue. Daly allegedly tried to take a letter during a dispute over mail opening. Elevator boy W C Meany and Mrs Heller, mother of the stenographer, were witnesses. Heller severely hurt after hitting head on wall during struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Stout
Thomas V. Daly
William V. Rooker
Daly
Mabel Heller
Booker
Talbott Avenue
Justice Smock
Stout
Indiana Historical Society Holds Annual Meeting at State Capitol
The Indiana Historical Society met in the State Capitol rooms for its annual gathering. It announced copies of Paris archives letters from Post Vincennes in 1733, including two from Siem De Vincennes, are being prepared for publication. New officers and executive members were elected and plans made to secure rebellion records and regimental histories for the society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Historical Society
State Capitol
Paris
John K. Gowdy
Post
Vincennes
Siem de Vincennes
Charles R. Williams
Russell T. Byers
William Bosson
Henry Coburn
D. W. Howe
John Coburn
William E. English
Bishop D. O'Donaghue
C. E. Coffin
J. P. Dunn
A. L. Roache
A. C. Harris
John ER. Wilson
Charles Martindale
Coburn
Indiana
Mrs Sarah J Hays Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Sarah J Hays mother of Dr Franklin W Hays died last evening at her son's home after a long illness. Widow of James C Hays she was born in Lebanon Ohio and lived in Eldorado and Columbus Indiana before moving to Indianapolis sixteen years ago. Funeral arrangements set for tomorrow afternoon. Also for William H Steinhagen cadet who died last Friday on the cruiser Vixen a funeral at the Naval Academy Annapolis is set for 10 30 AM with a memorial service at Central Christian Church at 9 30 AM led by Rev A B Philpott. Steinhagen resided in this city and his mother lives at 1342 Olive Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah J. Hays
Franklin W. Hays
James C. Hays
Hays
Lebanon
Eldorado
Columbus
Ind
Indianapolis
Dr. Hays
William H. Steinhagen
Vixen
Havana Harbor
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Central Christian Church
A. B. Philpott
Olive Street
New Associations Form In Indiana State
New Castle Industrial Company in New Castle Indiana was incorporated yesterday with 100000 capital to conduct general real estate business. Winona Ceres Company of Warsaw formed with 10000 capital to manufacture food and drinks. Commercial Hotel Company of Tell City formed with 5000 capital. Decatur Oil and Gas Company of Decatur formed with 7000 capital. Directors names listed for each firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Industrial Company
New Castle
Ind
Charles W. Mouch
Eli B. Phillips
James S. McQuin
David W. Kirsey
Simon P. Jennings
Eugene H. Bundy
Lycurgus L. Burr
Winona Ceres Company
Warsaw
Frederic M. Stone
Charles E. Neff
William D. Alleman
Joseph 8. Baker
Francis E. Bowser
Commercial Hotel Company
Tell City
Charles H. Mason
Albert P. Fenn
Henry Bader
Jacob Zoercher
Fred G. Heinzle
Decatur Oil and Gas Company
Decatur
Marion Lodge Officers Installed
Marion Lodge No. 35 F and A M elected officers for the coming year at a regular meeting and installed them at the lodge hall with two hundred members and their ladies attending the installation and banquet. Retiring master Horatio R Rorey received a gold jewel badge. Installed: Worshipful Master John J Booze Senior Warden Stephen O Sharp Junior Warden Henry H Dupont Treasurer Charles B Roney Secretary Hugh J Drummond Senior Deacon Charles A Brown Junior Deacon Eugene Pasquire Stewards John Wall William L Evans Tyler Jackson Saylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Lodge
Horatio R. Rorey
John J. Booze
Stephen O. Sharp
Henry H. Dupont
Charles 8. Roney
Hugh J. Drummond
Charles A. Brown
Eugene Pasquire
John Wall
William L. Evans
Tyler
Jackson Saylor
Kentucky man vanishes after leaving for theater
Schuyler Riggan of Kentucky visiting his brother a Winter Avenue grocer disappeared Monday night after leaving home to go to the theater. He had $530 with him and his brother reported the disappearance to police fearing an accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schuyler Riggan
Kentucky
Winter Avenue
Dunlaps Hats At Seaton's Hat Store
Buckwheat and feed ads highlight Mrs. Austins buckwheat with pure flavor. Leo Lando, optical maker, announced permanent shop at 42 N. Pennsylvania. Langsenkamp Brass Works advertises brass rails and phones. A note warns to insure horses, with contact for W. Fissel.
New Sterling Bowls New Goods by Express for New Year
New Sterling Bowls offered by express for the New Year trade. Silverware for table use and decoration. The display includes twenty patterns in silver, highlighting variety and craftsmanship.
Robbed by a Negro near Park Avenue residence
Mrs Emma Millikan aged sixty three was robbed near her home on Park Avenue as she walked home with a hand bag. A man described as a negro followed her for several squares and dragged her about twenty feet from the sidewalk as she tried to flee. The thief grabbed the bag and tore the skin on her wrist before fleeing. police were alerted upon her return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Millikan
Park Avenue
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L.sayres Indianas
Drs
J. Cc. Sipe
Jemeler
North Meridian St
San Marco
William E. Kurtz
Convention OF Grocers
Milwaukee
Teachers’ Association
Lawrence McTurnan
Anderson
English
H. B. Brown
Northern Normal School
State Teachers’ Association
Brown
Valparaiso
Berhaps
Theodore Schockney
Theodore Shockney
Union City
Indian Territory
Oklahoma Territory
Union
Shockney
Kansas
Hockney
Reublican
Banqgonet
Fred Holloway
Executive Committee
AT Work
Tor Clement
Western Association of Writers
Clay Clement
W. W. Pfrimmer
Association
Kankakee Swamps
Pfrimmer
Kankakee
E. 8. L. Thompson
Muncie
Minette Taylor
Greencastle
Miss Taylor
Esther Griffin White
Richmond
Sunday Journal
White
Davis
Farmland
J. C. Culmer
Spencer
John Addington Symonds
Ben S. Parker
Will Cumback
Greensburg
Amos Butler
Board of State Charities
May Worthin Dunn
Ean Boyd Heiney
Huntington
George S. Cottman
Irvington
J. W. Carr
Edward Eggleston
Opie Reed
Booth Tarkington
George Ade
W. W. Frimmer
Mainette Taylor
Esther White
George 8. Cottman
Flobert
Mrs. Schwab
Wulschner
Annual Meeting OF County Superintendents OF
Ent
W.S. Gibbons
Old Fort Vincennes
Steinhagen
Cadet Steinhagen
Seton
McLean
Dr. J. H. McLean Medicine Co
St. Louis
California Fruits and Produce
Hoffman House
Java
Monarch Grocery
East Washington St
Merriti
North Alabama Street
The
R. W. Furnas Ice Cream Co
Deutsch Tailoring Co
Illinois Street
Dunlap's
Seaton’s
Janes
Leo Lando
Optician
Pennsylvania St
Fi Issel
Meridiana Room
Langsenkamp Bros., Brass Works
Georgia
Nick UM Baker and
Massachusetts Ave
Vonnegut Hardware Company
GORA
Omnis
WM. H. Block CO
Baldwin
D. H. Baldwin & CO
N. Penn
Union Painless Dentists
Sterling
Julius
San
Parrott-Taggart Bakery
the Parrott-Taggart Bakery
New Orleans
R.ail. Mueller del. and
N.Y. Sts
Garland
CO. Koehring & Bro
Virginia Ave
Pioneer Brass Works
S.penn
Wegman Pianos
Carlin & Lennox
East Market Street
Tarhurst
Luce
Cluett Peabody & CO Makers
Fiarland
Willig’s Cash Furniture Store
West
Muellerschoen
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