Police court jury fails to reach verdict in policy case
Six men were tried for maintaining a policy game in the Hereth block on East Washington street. The jury could not agree on guilt after hours of deliberation. William Jackson and Frank Moore pleaded guilty under agreement and were fined with costs. Ollie Lanham Mason Jackson Tedde David and James Dean were discharged. The judge ruled the conditional verdict plan illegal and urged further deliberation, but the panel remained divided ten to two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jackson
Frank Moore
Ollie Lanham
Mason Jackson
Tedde David
James Dean
Morgan, Holtz
Wallace
Hoom 4
Hereth Block
East
Washington Street
Jackson
Moore
Seyfried
Stubbs
Engineer's Widow Sues Big Four for Death of Engineer
Lily T. H. Jones administratrix of John H. Jones estate filed a suit against the Big Four Railway Company for 10000 dollars damages for the death of her husband. An engineer, Jones was killed on the railroad after the company introduced larger engines. the complaint claims he was unaware of the increased danger crossing a bridge over Eagle creek and that he was not instructed about the risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lily T. H. Jones
John H. Jones
Big Four Railway Company
Big Four
Jones
Eagle Creek
Supreme Court petition over appellate opinions and rehearings
The petition by Korbly for Kinsey et al seeks transfer of the Kinsey Boice case to the Supreme Court after the Marion Circuit verdict upheld the Appellate Court without a written opinion and denied a rehearing. It notes a separate appeal, Mahlon F. Smith v Amiss, tied to lot values and notes, and a damages suit by Alice Miller against Frederick Shirley and George Price over a coal incident that injured her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
CA. Korbly
L. A. Kinsey Et al
Kinsey-Boice
Marion Circuit Court
Mahlon F. Smith
Joseph G. Amiss
Huntington Improvement Company
Smith
Alice Miller
Frederick Shirley
George Price
Shirley
Price
North
Senate Avenue
Judge orders payment in receiver's suit against company treasurer
Judge Leathers of the Superior Court ordered John Huggler secretary treasurer of White River Sand and Gravel Company to pay Charles C Roemler the receiver 262.20 that Huggler had collected after Roemler was appointed receiver. Huggler argued the money was collected before Roemler qualified as receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leathers
Superior Court
John Huggler
White River Sand and Gravel Company
Charles C. Roemler
Huggler
Roemler
Edna Paulus Seeks Divorce From Peter Paulus
Edna Paulus filed suit for divorce alleging cruelty by Peter Paulus and naming the date of separation. She says their quarrels centered on flimsiest pretexts and seeks a legal dissolution of marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Paulus
Peter Paulus
Courtroom proceedings mix of foreclosures and suits in several rooms
Multiple cases heard across rooms 1 2 and 3 with judges Scott McMaster Leathers and Carter. Foreclosure finding against Newman Atkinson et al for 2 53 and costs plus sale order. Allen Wheat v White River Sand and Gravel Company evidence submitted with receiver finding. New suits filed Alice Miller v Frederick Shirley demand 1400. Divorces and partitions noted among other docket entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Miller
Frederick T. Shirley
Superior Court
Edna Paulus
Peter Paulus
Baperec
Jones
The
C., C., & St. L. Railway Company
Geeseee Teisaisa
Emma W. Buschmann
Fredsore
Stinemeyer Et
Circuit Court
Daniel ¢. Hitt
Edmund P. Fuller
D. L. Adams Company
Decker Coil Heap Company
Appellate Briefs and Notices from Hendricks Circuit Court
A list of civil case items from Hendricks County Court notes including Louie Lengelsen versus McGregor, Mary A. Osborn against Douglas Hale, James Cooney versus American Mutual Life Insurance, Sulzer Voet Machine versus Centis Water, Mary A. Spears administratrix versus James W. Thompson, Kirkpatrick Construction versus Centre Electric, New Subt 4206, and Lewis H. Jordan versus William Morrison. Rehearing granted and oral arguments noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louie Lengelsen
William A. McGregor
al Posey C.C. Appellees
Mary A. Osborn
Douglas Haleal
Hendricks C. C. Appellees
James Cooney
the American Mutual Life Insurance Company of Elkhart
St. Joseph
Lewis H. Jordan
William Morrison
Supreme Court
Maryland court bars women from practicing law in 19th century ruling
Recent Maryland Court of Appeals decision, concurred by the full bench, holds that under existing state law a woman cannot be admitted to the bar. The article notes the applicant was over 21 and graduated from a Baltimore law school, with the statute allowing only "any male citizen" to practice law. It discusses related cases on contracts with minors, streetcar injuries, duress in note execution, sale of liquor to minors, and external fire escapes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Appeals of
Maryland
Itimore
Chicago Legal News
Northeastern
Mass
Morton
Ecar
Northeastern Rep
Heid
Equity
Northeastern Reporter
Michigan
Winona Summer School to Operate on University Basis
Rev Sol Dickey announces next summer's Winona Summer School programme now run on a university basis with Prof Stanley Coulter of Purdue as dean of the School of Science. Lecturers include Dr John M. Coulter, Dr G Kigenman, Thompson-Seton, Chapman, Dr W R Willson, Dr Howard Sandison, and others. Taft to lecture clay modeling. H W Kingery to lead Classical Languages. Miss Harriet Glazier and Lorado Taft in Fine Arts. H H Hamill and others in Religious Pedagogy. program runs July 7 to August 15 with numerous instructors and new departments added.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. C. Dickey
Winona
Dickey
School of Science
Stanley Coulter
Purdue University
Coulter
John M. Coulter
Chicago University
G. Kigenman
Indiana University
Thompson-Seton and Chapman
New York
W. R. Willson
Edinburgh
Scotland
Howard Sandison
Indiana State Normal School
Eliza Blaker
Indianapolis
Elien Igiehart
Chicago
Igiehart
Lorado Taft
Taft
H. W. Kingery
Wabash College
Harriet Glazier
Western Collic
Oxford
Catherine
Martha
Elizabeth Oliver
Catherine Oliver
D. A. Haines
George Reddick
Highland Park Military Academy
H. H. Hammill
Nashville
Tenn
Eleanor ©. Kirby
Higenman
School of Modern Languages
School of English and English Literature
School of Music
Winonsa
Woman builds own livelihood by teaching music lessons
A New York Post feature tells of a young woman in dire fortune who quietly starts giving piano lessons to neighbors, ciphering the setup through daily strolls and word of mouth. She earns about $15 weekly, expanding to higher districts as demand rises and paying lessons forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
New Electric Line Franchise Granted by County Commissioners
The county commissioners granted a franchise for an electric railway east of the city to the county line to M. D. Whitney W. E. Lown and Emil Rasemann. The Interurban company seeks a right of way from New York street city limits east to National avenue then northeast along Pleasant Run to Clifford avenue road and east to the county line. The stated purpose is not disclosed but may aim to extend to New Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. D. Whitney
W. E. Lown
Emil Rasemann
Interurban
New York Street
National Avenue
Pleasant Run
Clifford Avenue
New Castle
Arrest of Thomas Dillon for shooting with intent to kill
Thomas Dillon of SIS South Meridian street and an employee at Chaniller & Taylor's was arrested yesterday by Patrolman Silvey on charges of shooting with intent to kill and carrying concealed weapons. The case stems from a disturbance linked to Jack Riley's outing at Duffy's saloon weeks earlier, with Garbay Haley claiming Dillon caused his arrest. authorities seized revolvers amid the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Dillon
Sis South Meridian Street
Chaniller & Taylor's
Silvey
Jack Riley
Duffy's Saloon
Y M C A Social New Year Event Planned by Members
The Y M C A social committee outlines New Year’s night plans with Ed Gaston directing the orchestra, Stanley the magician performing again, and J Russell Powell singing. The Mandolin Banjo and Guitar Club nears its first January concert while gymnasium classes close for holidays. Students from both high schools extend athletic practice during vacation, filling the gym from morning to night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association
Ed Gaston
Stanley
J. Russell Powell
Mandolin, Banjo and Guitar Club
Lea
Copper tub theft ends with arrest and sale loss
Alonzo Lovell of 6 West Washington street was arrested after stealing a copper bath tub from a house. Detectives Holtz and Wallace failed to locate him earlier. Lovell allegedly carried the tub to Charles Hunt at 122 Geisendorff Street, where it was cut up with a hatchet yesterday. Hunt faced a receiving stolen goods charge as the tub, worth about $3, sold for $2 after attempts to peddle it in junk shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo Lovell
West Washington Street
Holtz and Wallace
Charles Hunt
Geisendorff Street
Hunt
Streetcar Collision Injures Indiana Avenue Worker
William Otey of M1 Indiana avenue, employed by the street railway, was severely injured yesterday around 1 p m after being struck by a street car at the intersection of Twenty-eighth and Illinois streets while driving a wagon. He was attended by Dr. G P House and sent to his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Otey
Indiana Avenue
Street
Twenty-eighth
Illinois
G. PF. House
Topics in the Churches Lesson on Moses and Joseph
The article surveys Sunday School lessons tracing Moses and Joseph from Nile cradle to exile and throne. It lauds Jacob, Joseph, and Moses as the quarter's central figures, highlighting grace, trials, deliverance, and the lineage leading to a monotheistic nation blessed for all nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nile
Egypt
Midian
Sinai
Red Sea
Jacob
Abraham
Joseph
Moses
Romola
Mid-Lothian
Canaan
Nile Valley
Goshen
Verdure
Sinaitic Peninsula
Jabbok
Kingdom of Heaven
Cave of
Machpelah
Caquan
Sies
New Year Reflections From a Christian Endeavor Thought
A sermon-like meditation urges readers to view the new year as an unread book with potential. It compares self-review to climbing a ladder, urges honest self-examination, and recommends focusing on God’s promises while acknowledging past failures and future opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horatio Nelson Powers
Mystic Gates
Indiana Epworth League Officers Meet in Indianapolis Church
State officers of the Epworth League of Indiana met at Central Avenue Methodist Church to plan the July state meeting. Attending were President O H Palmer and officers from multiple cities with ministers serving as presiding elders from Northern Indiana, Northwestern Indiana, and Indiana conferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League of
Indiana
Central Avenue Methodist Church
O. H. Palmer
Sore Is
Mary M. Dennis
Echmond
Florence Kendall
Greensburg
O. M. Pittenger
Anderson
J. Sharp Daugherty
Thorntown
W. Hi. South Bend
H. J. Board
Coyington
Northern Indiana
Horace G. Ogden
Northwestern Indiana
Frankfort
George 8. KeeneEnest
Officers of Lodge 56 Knights of Pythias Named
The Knights of Pythias Lodge No. 56 elected officers with Otto Kellar installing. Charles F. Schirmecher was elected chancellor commander and Crate D. Bowen vice chancellor, with Joseph E. Bell prelate and T. J. McAvoy master of work. Other posts filled include Becker Breunig keeper of records and seal, Stoddard master of finance, Speerh demon master of exchequer, Dr D ver master at arms, W. A. Bogardus outer guard, 8. Denny lodge medical examiner Dr George Pendleton, and representatives to the Grande Charles F. Coffin Oscar B. Sherman C. 8. Denny Charles EB. Cox Co. N. Elliott and George T. Breunig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias Lodge No
Otto Kellar
Charles F. Schirmecher
Crate D. Bowen
Joseph E. Bell
T. J. McAvoy
Becker = Breunig
Stoddard
Speerh Demon
Arma
Arma, Dr. D. Ver, Aeard, W. A. Bogardus
Cha Benedict
Denny
Lodge
George Pendleton
the Grande
Charles F. Coffin
Oscar B. Sherman
Charles EB. Cox
Co. N. Elliott
George T. Breunig
Riggin Returns After Disappearance and Explains Visit
Schuyler Riggin, who vanished from his brother’s home where he was visiting, came back yesterday morning and said he had been visiting other friends. He had about $8 on him, and his brother thought he may have fallen victim to footpads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schuyler Riggin
Henry Austin Adams to Lecture at Propylasum
Henry Austin Adams will lecture at the Propylasum on Friday evening January 1 by invitation of the Knights of Columbus. The program promises delivery by a celebrated writer and orator at his best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Austin Adams
Propylasum
Knights of Columbus
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Winona Summer School
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Gienic
New York Post
Brussels
Ohio
Charles Dana Gibson
New York Tribune
New York Sun
Odds and
China
Garbey
Haley
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William McKinley
Murat Halstead
John Sherman
C. H. Grosvenor
Albert Halstead
McKinley
Chauncey M. Depew
A. J. Munson
Indianapolis Journal
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Horatius Bonar
Amos R. Welle
Christian Endeavor
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Omeers
Lodge 56
K. of P
Riggin
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