Notice of dissolution of M Connor & Co partnership
Dissolution by mutual consent of the partnership known as M Connor & Co. The wholesale grocery business formerly Monnor & Co will be conducted as a new corporation under the name M Conner and Company. Officers include ARLES B. CY CONNOR as Pres and MES HRODEN as Vice Pres, BERNARD F PCONNOT as Secy & Treas. Election Notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.connor & Co
Michael OY Connor
William L. Uconnor
James Hroden
Monnor & Co
M. «Conner and Company
Arles B. CY Connor
Pres
Mes Hroden
Passes for traffic men spark pooling debate rail lines
The Santa Fe pooling of locomotives, annual passes, and travel policies trigger dispute. Freight routing and pass agreements prompt agents to steer traffic, while new appointments, wage talks, and expansions shape a busy rail industry landscape across multiple lines and cities.
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Cleveland
Brave Young Venville Monument Honors Philippine Hero
A Washington dispatch recalls Secretary Long praising Capt. Detchemendy Lieut. Parker Hitt and crews who sought the remains of D. G. A. Venville, a naval apprentice slain at Baler Bay. The Yorktown crew faced fierce fire as Venville, aged eighteen, fixed a jammed rifle amid mortal wounds before being killed. a monument at Sellwood near Portland marks his short life and sacrifice.
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Journal
Washington
Secretary Long
Navy
G. A. Detchemendy
Lieut
Parker Hitt
D. G. A. Venville
Baler, P. I
Gillmore
Young Venville
Sellwood
Portland
Ore
Arthur Venville
Philippine Islands
Venville
England
Yorktown
Philippines
Baler Bay
McClure
Mr. Gillmore
Indianapolis & Martinsville Electric Line Secures $750000 Bonds
A mortgage secures a $750,000 thirty year five percent electric railway bond issue for the Indianapolis and Martinsville line. Trustees are Union Trust Company and Security Trust Company with transfers registrar by Union Trust. Construction advances to Mooresville with concrete bridges and a three phase power system planned for Martinsville service. Expected operation before May first, with power plant at Mooresville.
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Indianapolis & Martinsville Electric
Union Trust Company and Security Trust Company
Morgan, Marion
Hendricks
Charles Finley Smith
Indianapolis & Martinsville Rapid Transit Company
Emmet M. Smith
Security Trust Company
Union Trust Company
Indianapolis and
Martinsville Road
Indiana
Indiana Capital
Mooresville
Belt Railroad
Kentucky Avenue
Eagle Creek
Indiana Car Foundry Company
Martinsville
Big White Lick
Sterling
Horse Power
Corless
Madema
Atlas Engine Works
Indianapolis
Union Traction Company
Indianapolis & Martinsville Company
White River
Lne
Bethany Park
Indianapolis & Vincennes Railroad
Died in a saloon after church outing
Thomas OConnell a 73 year old resident of the poor farm left for church and after attending services at Haughville went to Loerkamps saloon 312 West Tenth Street. While talking at the bar he suddenly died in about five minutes heart disease believed cause. He leaves a daughter on Stillwell Street.
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Thomas O'Connell
Haughville
County Tax Duplicates of Marion County Valuations
Marion County tax duplicates tabulate land, lot, and personal property values by township and district. Franklin Perry Pike Washington Wayne Warren Lawrence Decatur Center Irvington Woodruff Place Broad Ripple Castleton Indianapolis totals and polling counts are listed for each area.
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Marion County
Smith
Franklin Township
Perry Township
Pike
Washington
Wayne
Warren
Lawrence
Art
Decatur
Center
Sea Ake Ine
Perry
Irvington
Woodruff Place
Broad Ripple
Castleton
Indianapolis
Erry
New Business Block Planned in Irvington by D. D. Pike
D. D. Pike plans a three story brick block at the northwest corner of Washington street and Ritter avenue in Irvington. The first floor will house a drug store and grocery, the second floor offices, and the third floor lodge or fraternity halls. Construction to begin after plan acceptance with completion targeted for spring or early summer. Walter E. Smith has sold his Washington street block between Whittier place and Ritter avenue to J H Malott for 7.00. the building is two stories.
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J. M. Kelley
J. D. Fidler
Toledo, St. Louis & Western
East St. Louis
James L. Head
Wabash
Pullman Porters
Colored Men's Railway Mercantile League
Philadelphia & Reading
Philadelphia
Panhandle West
Pittsburg
Columbus
The
Erie
New York City
Pennsylvania Company
James McCrea
8. C. Scott
James Corbett
G. A. Coe
Susquehanna
Corbett
New York
New Haven & Hartford
John A. Orr
Bridgeport
New Haven
New York Central
Syracuse
Rochester
Buffalo
J. C. Woodworth
Pacific Coast Company
Darius Miller
Chicago, Burlington & Quincey
South Dakota
Chicago
W. J. Hurley
Joseph B. Salas
E. E. Smith
Louisville
Indianapolis
Samuel Hice
A. B. Starr
Pennsylvania Lines West
E. B. Taylor
J. W. Sherwood
Big Four
Detroit Southern Road
John T. Irvine
Cincinnati
Merchants’ and Manufacturers’ Association
Irvington
D. D. Pike
Washington Street
Ritter Avenue
Irvington Mass Meeting on Annexation Held Tonight
The notice lists a brick building housing Smith's grocery, Harry Sheets's drug store, offices of Dr. A N Towles and Dr B V McGaughey and the Odd Fellows lodge hall. Citizens plan a second mass meeting this evening in the Town Hall to discuss annexation.
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Brick
Smith's Grocery
Harry Sheets
A. N. Towles
8. V. McGaughey
Odd Fellows’ Lodge
Irvington
F W Samuels's Statement Victory News from Harrison Nomination
F W Samuels, local Postal Telegraph manager, recalls using a direct wire to the convention hall to relay Harrison's nomination news. Lineman Patrick Fanning read bulletins from a dry goods box to cheering crowds as Samuels announced the decisive ballot. He spoke by phone with Howard Cale to inform General Harrison and claims to be the first to convey victory news.
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F. W. Samuels
Postal Telegraph Company
Journal
Harrison, Elam & Miller
Harrison
Mr. Samuels
Patrick Fanning
Indiana
Mr. Harrison
General Harrison
Howard Cale
Mr. Cale
Day at Rescue Mission Feeds Eleven Hundred Visitors
Open House at the Rescue Mission drew crowds with a two oclock start and a half hour song service led by W H Wheeler. Thomas Boyd ex senator from Hamilton spoke while judges and ministers addressed the audience. Seven new converts were added to the mission roll as many guests wept at touching testimonies.
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W. H. Wheeler
Wheeler
Thomas Boyd
Hamilton County
Boyd
Judge Stubbs
Stubbs
M. L. Haines
Institution
E. P. Brown
Ram's Horn Fame
R. B. Griffiths
William Green
Henry Schultz
W. H. Kellogg
Joshua Stansfield
William ©. Daly
Abe" McPeak
Marion Club Open House Welcomes New Year
The Marion Club held an all day and evening open house with cigars, carnations, and music by Klausmann's orchestra. Judge James M. Leathers led the reception in a gala display, amid talk of who will succeed President John Kirkwood at the upcoming annual election. The Y M C A also hosted an open house with an afternoon basketball program and a musical night with magic and comedy.
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Big Four
EB. Sehhaff
William Garstang
Lnes
Brightwood
California
Eastern Financial
Evansville
Terre Haute
Chicago & Eastern Illinois
Monon
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Lines
Panhandle
Columbus
Pennsylvana
J. B. Hutchinson
Marion Club
James M. Leathers
John Kirkwood
Bert E. Ubl
L. G. Rothschild
Frank Noble
Harry Negley
Charles O. Roe
William Bogardus
All
Bogardus
Association
Stanley
J. Russell Powell
Fred Yeaton
Organisation Wins Carnival Prize For Grotesque Parade Display
The group entertained friends with a reception and dance at St. Joseph's Hall on East North Street. They won the $300 prize offered by the carnival committee for the best grotesque parade display, with the hall well filled by friends last night.
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St. Joseph's Hall
East North Street
Carnival Committee
Universalist Council Provides Aid to Logansport and Lafayette Churches
The Universalist Council finished its session and voted to supply financial support to non self sustaining churches in Logansport and Lafayette. Lafayette church lacks a pastor and will receive help to hire one soon. Other state churches were deemed non self supporting and will be investigated before funds are issued. The denomination discussed Universalist Leader and urged pastors to present the matter to congregations while plans to boost youth work were outlined.
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Universalist Council
Logansport
Lafayette
Perle
Indiana Industrial Associations Plan Early Winter Meetings
The Congress of Indiana Industrial Associations opens at the Statehouse on Tuesday January 7 with related sessions from the State Board of Agriculture and the Indiana State Association of Fair Managers. The Indiana Corn Growers' Association meets January 8, followed by the Swine Breeders and Aberdeen Angus Breeders associations on the same day. The Farmers' Mutual Insurance Union of Indiana convenes January 9 and 10.
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Congress of Indiana Industrial Associations
Statehouse
State Board of Agriculture
Indiana State Association of Fair Managers
Indiana Corn Growers’ Association
Swine Breeders’ Association
Indiana Aberdeen-Angus Breeders’ Association
Farmers’ Mutual Insurance Union of
Indiana
Our
Smallpox at Shelbyville Reported Limited to a Dozen Cases
Dr. Kennedy of Shelbyville’s Board of Health refutes rumors of widespread smallpox. He confirms 13 cases, three severe, all quarantined with a special physician assigned. Free vaccination will be offered to residents this morning to stamp out the outbreak.
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A. W. Brayton
Shelbyville
7. C. Kennedy
City Board of Health
Board of Health
Merchants Close On Sunday In Clermont Revival Ends
In Clermont Indiana a three week Methodist Church revival closed last night, prompting every town business house to close all day Sundays. The unusual observance followed the meetings held both day and night attracting large attendance and prompting hopes the practice will continue.
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Clermont
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