New Pension Agent in Indianapolis Office
Albert O. Marsh of Winchester assumed control of the Indianapolis pension office yesterday succeeding J. D. Leighty who retired. Marsh, born September 15, 18 in Ohio, previously served as Randolph County circuit judge and as a detective service official. He plans no changes in the pension office staff.
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United States Pension Office
Indianapolis
Albert O. Marsh
Winchester
J. D. Leighty
Randolph County
L. J. Monks
Randolph Court
Marsh
Ashtabula County
Ohio
Hiram College
James A. Garfield
Ile
Arthur Lee
Vancouver
Wash
Cleveland Walcome
Winchester Military Company
Spain
William S Marsh Dead After Illness in Acton
William S. Marsh formerly of this city died yesterday morning at Dr. George W. Irick’s home at 8 East Market Street from pneumonia. Born in Cincinnati, he came here in 18__, later moving to Acton. A longtime Odd Fellow and charter member of Meridian Lodge No. 40, he helped conduct the first services at Hall-place M. E. Church. Funeral services are set for tomorrow at the church, then burial in Acton. he leaves a widow and five children.
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Willam S. Marsh
George W. Irick
East Market Street
Cincinnati
Acton
Frick
Mendianeen No. 40
Mrs Winkler Injured In Fall From Cellar
Mrs William Winkler of 317 North Liberty street fell into the cellar last night and was badly hurt. She was alone and not found for about an hour until a neighbor heard cries. Dr Haggard attended and treated a severe scalp wound and several bad bruises. no bones were broken and she is expected to recover.
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William Winkler
North Liberty Street
Haggard
Mystic Tie Lodge Social Night at Masonie Temple
Mystic Tie Lodge No. 3s. F and A M hosts a social entertainment Thursday night in the Masonie Temple hall. The program includes the Indianapolis Military Band led by Henry Klausman, a welcome address by Worshipful Master Logan C. Scholl, Mystic Tie quartet, solos by Miss Lillian J. Adam and William H. Morrison, plus member addresses. Committees cover arrangements reception and refreshments.
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Mystic Tie Lodge
No. 3S. F
A. M
Masonie Temple
Indianapolis
Henry Klausman
Logan C. Scholl
Mystic Tie Quartet
Homer van Wie
Samuel L. Morrison
Albert Willan
Mahlon D. Butler
Lillian J. Adam
William H. Morrison
Gypsy Man
Lodge
Frank W. Wood
Edward J. Gausepohl
William. Engle
Henry T. Conde
Austin B. Prather
James T. Peake
J. F. Balz
William C. Mannfeld
BE. O. Hutner
Henry N. Long
Edward B. Raub
William Drinkut
F. E. Schad
Liquid Air Demonstrations At Manual Training High
Professor G A Abbott presented a vivid lecture on liquid air at the Manual Training High School auditorium under the Science and Chemistry Club. Demonstrations included freezing flowers rubber a beefsteak making a mercury hammer and welding steel with liquid air plus freezing whisky and running a small engine using the extremely cold liquid. The Washington sourced air costs ten dollars a gallon and measures 312 degrees below zero.
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Manual Training High School
G. A. Abbott
Professor Abbott
Chicago
Washington, D. C
Abbott
Special services begin at Broadway Methodist with Rev. Worth M. Tippy
The new Broadway Methodist Church pastor from Terre Haute Ind opened a series of special meetings. He urged sacrifices in duty to aid humanity and warned against self inflicted torture. Special music is planned each night at 7 30 with Mrs Will N Northcutt as soloist on Twenty second Street near College Avenue.
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Worth M. Tippy
Broadway Methodist Church
Terre Haute
Ind
Tippy
Twenty-second Street
College Avenue
Will N. Northcutt
Commutation in Case of Frank E. Shattuck
Governor Durbin commuted Frank E. Shattuck’s term from two to fourteen years for burglary to sixteen months. Shattuck, arrested with stolen goods from a Lake Erie freight car, was linked to the robbery. An attorney for the Lake Erie road asked for the commutation, and his case goes before the parole board in February.
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Durbin
Frank E. Shattuck
Huntington
Shattuck
Lake Erie
Lake Erie Road
Two Local Boys Run Away From Home Toward Ohio
Casper Fall aged eleven of 1412 East Market Street and a boy named Thompson from Walcott Street ran away yesterday. They reached Cumberland before being detained. Police later reported both boys missing from their homes.
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Casper Fall
East Market Street
Thompson
Walcott Street
Cumberland
Ohio
Poice
Three Officers Commissioned In Indiana National Guard
Adjutant General Ward yesterday issued commissions to three officers. Newton W Slack of Lagrange was commissioned first lieutenant of Company C Third Infantry. John R McDowell was commissioned first lieutenant and E Morton Fiskey second lieutenant of Company K Third Infantry at Auburn.
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Ward
Indiana National Guard
Newton W. Slack
Lagrange
Third Infantry
John R. McDowell
E. Morton Fiskey
Auburn
Fidelity and Deposit Company Becomes Bond Surety
The Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland becomes surety on all classes of bonds. Henry L. Maury serves as general agent, located at 706-70 Lemeke Building.
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Fidelity and Deposit Company
Maryland
Henry L. Maury
Lemeke
Primaries Called in Marion County Republican Drive
The Republican call signed by Lewis G. Akin and Charles N. Elliott sets primaries for precinct committeemen across Marion County on Friday Jan 17 from 4 to 8 pm with polls at numerous ward locations. Elections will determine committee officers and whether nominations are by direct vote or convention with county election commissioners to settle any contests.
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Lewis G. Akin
Charles N. Elliott
Marion County
Criminal Court Room
Criminal Court
First Ward
Glen Drive
Adams Street
Hillside Avenue
Bloyd Avenue
Sheldon Street
Monon Railroad
Alvord Street
Columbia Avenue
Seventeenth Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Keystone Avenue
Commerce Avenue
East Tenth Street
Karrer
Hill Avenue
Andes Street
East Thirteenth Street
Akin
Republican County Committee
Pearson Mendenhall
Charles J3. Thornton
Henry W. Bennett
George W. Lancaster
Charles Hoskins
R. O. Hawkins
John L. Ketcham
Alpert J. Middleton
L. B. French
John L. Muarsee
Thomas Brennan
L. A. Hogue
Ed A. Strong
James E. Twiname
Fiftteenth
Otto Hoffman
Center Township
Byron Dawson
Decatur
William C. Huffman
Perry
James Norwood
Franklin's
Despondent suitor drinks chloroform in Dayton hotel
Harry N Enhaldt twenty two attempts suicide at a West Pearl Street resort after a rejected marriage proposal to Miss Studebaker of Dayton. He drinks two ounces of chloroform, receives aid from women at the house and Navin's drug store, and is taken to Deaconess Hospital where he is reported out of danger after two hours. The note blames the jilting and expresses enduring love for Studebaker. His father travels from Franklin to locate him and stays at the drug store.
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Harry N. Enhaldt
West Pearl Street
Enhardt
Navin
Deaconess
Miss Studebaker
Dayton
Smith
Magnolia
Harry
Franklin
Harrison Monument Fund Receives Child School Donations
Frank L. Jones state superintendent deposited 1529.04 with the Harrison monument auxiliary from schools statewide on Harrison day. He notes a few schools remain, with little room for increase. He also reports 4700 raised in Indiana for the McKinley monument fund, mainly from Indianapolis citizens.
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Frank L. Jones
Harrison Monument Auxiliary Committee
Harrison Day
Jones
McKinley Indiana Auxiliary Committee
Indiana
McKinley Monument Fund
Indianapolis
Policy Men Caught and Franchise Debate Reports
A citizen alerting police led to the arrest of Walter Davis at 46 Indiana Avenue on a 1% North Alabama street policy shop operating a lottery scheme. County Attorney Hugg advised the county board they may grant a second franchise over the National road to Plainfield, citing a Supreme Court decision involving street railway franchises.
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Taffe
North Alabama Street
Griffin and
Manning
Walter Davis
Indiana Avenue
Hugg
Plainfield
Charles Finley Smith
Indianapolis & Western Traction Company
Supreme Court
Indianapolis Cable Railroad Company
Citizens’ Street Railroad Company
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Fire Insurance Company Asset Investment Notice
The Indianapolis Fire Insurance Company reports assets over 356 dollars invested in government bonds municipal securities and mortgage loans. Patronize a home company which is safe and sound. Office No M8 East Market Street. John M. Spann Secretary John H. Holliday President.
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Indianapolis Fire Insurance Company
East Market Street
John M. Spann
John H. Holliday
Brother-Fired Revolver Accident Injures Five-Year-Old
George Schneiderman aged five was shot in the head yesterday noon by his nine year old brother Harry in their 50 Division Street home. Doctors said recovery unlikely after an operation failed to locate the bullet. The boys had found a rusty revolver and were fooling with it when the weapon discharged during attempts to repair it.
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George Schneiderman
Davis Schneiderman
Division Street
Harry
Eddie Lynn
Lynn
Effort to Stay Rinkard's Hanging in Sanity Inquiry
Attorneys for John Rinkard seek to avert the death penalty by asking the Supreme Court for an inquest into his sanity. An affadavit by Constantine Shugart, a Friends Church minister, supports the claim, asserting Rinkard is insane. The court previously stayed execution to January 17 after affirming the conviction.
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John Rinkard
Supreme Court
Rinkard
Constantine L. Shugart
Friends’ Church
Search for relatives of Cuba-born woman in Kansas City
Mrs. India A. Hartsell of Kansas City asks police to locate relatives. Born in Cuba in 1877, her father a high-toned traveling man deserted four wives. parents lived near Southport. Birth name Blanche Pierce, adopted from Indianapolis Orphan Asylum in 1882. A brother named Joseph was adopted by George and Maggie Bly in this city.
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India A. Hartsell
Kansas City
Cuba
Southport
Blanche Pierce
Indianapolis
George
Maggie Bly
Joseph
Political Equality Society Meets in Willoughby Organ Rooms
The Political Equality Society held a short session yesterday afternoon at Dr. Mark Haslep's Willoughby apartments. They discussed the upcoming national convention in Washington from February 12 to 18. Delegates named include Dr. Haslep as state president, Mrs. W. H. Hart as state corresponding secretary, and Mrs. Leo Lando and Mrs. Philip Rappaport as national convention delegates.
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Political Equality Society
Mark Haslep
Willoughby
Washington
Haslep
W. H. Hart
Leo Lando
Philip Rappaport
Best Route Chicago to Minneapolis via Northwestern Railway
Four daily fast trains through Wisconsin. Schedules include 9 a m daylight train 6 30 p m Northwestern limited electric lighted p m Minnesota and Dakota express 10 p m fast mail. Fast time and unequaled service. Tickets via this route from agents. For details contact N M Breeze 435 Vine St Cincinnati and W B Kniskern 2 Fifth Ave Chicago.
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Chicago and Northwestern Railway
Wisconsin
Dustless Oats and Supplies Move in Indianapolis Area
An assortment of horse feed and equine goods is listed with relocation details for JANES'S Dustless Oats and related items. The feed shop, barbers supplies, and miscellaneous goods appear alongside assorted household and cereal products, with several business names and addresses in Indianapolis.
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Janes
Plate Sales Offer Cups and Saucers Clearance
Closing out our line of Cups and Saucers with rapid movement. Plates priced from 56 cents to 31.00 each. Cups and Saucers from 3 cents to 3.00. Great reductions in pottery.
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