First Marine Company In Michigan City Files Incorporation
The Marine Navigation Company, the first under the new navigation law, filed articles to operate steamboats on the Great Lakes for passengers and freight. Michigan City men like George G. Oliver and John Lutz lead with $40,000 capital. Other new incorporations include Warman-Black-Chamberlain of Indianapolis, Marion County Construction Company in Indianapolis, Sheetz-Straughan Manufacturing, Kennard Bottle Company of Kennard, and Capital Paper Company in Indiana.
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Marine Navigation Company
Michigan City
Great Lakes
George G. Oliver
John M. Campbell
Theodore Lutz
John Lutz
Warman-Black-Chamberlain Company
Indianapolis
Union Stockyards
Enoch Warman
J. H. Chamberlain
Michael H. Reardon
Joseph T. Flack
James V. Durham
Marion County Construction Company Incorporated
Geo \f Seibert
William C. Smith
Charles N. Wells
Indian
Secretary of State
Edgar Talbott's Attempt at Suicide After Jealousy
Edgar Talbott a Central Union Telephone lineman living at 114% South Milnois Street tried to kill himself with laudanum yesterday afternoon after buying more at Grover's drug store. His wife had previously removed laudanum earlier and his mother in law cited his fixation on cheap novels as the motive. Dr De Anen of City Dispensary treated him and he was left in a fair way to recover.
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Edgar Talbott
Central Union Telephone Company
South
Milnois Street
Grover
Talbott
Fae
Deanen
Saree
Do not ask friends to become surety for you
The Fidelity and Deposit Company of Philadelphia is described as the strongest surety company for all classes of bonds. Henry L. Maury, General Agent, 1871 Lemcke Building, phone Main 1583.
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Fidelity and Deposit Company of Pnartaee
Henry L. Maury
Lemeke
Main
Exposure of Human Bodies Alleged at Indiana Dental College
The Safety Board orders Police Superintendent Taffe to thoroughly investigate claims by Gregory and Appel, agents for the Ballard apartment block, that dental college students exposed dead bodies to public view. If corroborated, students will be warned to stop such exposure and curtains may be required.
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Board of Public Safety
Taffe
Indiana Dental College
Gregory & Appel
Ballard
Dental College
Chicago Fire Department Considers Wagon Change Proposal
A secret meeting led by the mayor discussed replacing chemical trucks with combination wagons to cut fire department costs. Chief Coots opposed reducing expenses by removing chemical wagons, stating combination wagons would be less effective. No official action was taken and details were not discussed publicly.
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Captain English
Conrad Kelier
Willam Schoppenhorst
Board of Safety
Edward Coots
John Glazier
Charles Glazier
Chicago Fire-Department
Coots
Board Refuses More Police Powers for Dispatch Company
The Board of Public Safety denied granting police powers to any additional Indianapolis Police Dispatch Company employees and barred those already empowered from patrolling Merchant force beats. The old powers remain, while the dispatch firm’s status and cost savings are debated amid opposition from merchants and labor officials. The board also awarded Ed Phueger & Co. a contract to clean seven fire cisterns and two more for 252 dollars, with funds on hand and rejected bids higher than 495 dollars. Police powers were issued to courthouse staff Alexander Craig Frank M Mannis James A Normsell and J A Dunlop, with reissued authority to William H Wilson at the Empire Theater and to Charles F Craig for the Marion county powerhouse and grounds.
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Board of Public Safety
Indianapolis Police Dispatch Company
Indianapolis
Board of Safety
Indianapolis Police Disttch Company
McCormack
Pinkerton Detective Agency
Bernard Korbly
Merchant Police
Ed Phueger & Co
Alexander Craig
Frank M’mannis
James A. Normsell
J. A. Dunlop
William H. Wilson
Empire Theater
Charles F. Craig
Marion County
Policy courts settle cases in police docket
Police Court spent much time on policy cases with William Mitchell George Heston and Harrison Williams fined ten dollars and costs each, all fines stayed. Oakes Harrington Buckner cases postponed to today. Gus Brown to be tried January 22. Willis and Young to face juries January 29 and 20. Detectives report ongoing policy activity despite closures. Prosecutor Ruckelshaus urges law making possession of policy paraphernalia a misdemeanor.
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William Mitchell
George Heston
Harrison Williams
William Oakes
William Harrington
Dan Buckner
Gus Brown
Patent Willis
Carrie Young
Morgan
Grand Jury
Ruckelshaus
Board of Home for Friendless Women elects officers
The Home for Friendless Women board met in the Indiana Trust building. The secretary reported 5 percent of those helped were females, including 371 women and girls and 152 children, with 27 688 meals served and noted thirteen elderly residents. Expenditures last year exceeded receipts, with 4500 spent and 4000 received. New trustees added Gen J B Hawkins Albert Baker W E English John R Pearson Horace E Smith and officers elected John Ti Varen president Albert Baker vice president J G Kingsbury Jr secretary and W H Hubbard treasurer. Nathaniel A Hyde had been board president until his death and Mr Varen was elected to succeed him.
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Board of Managers
Home For Friendless Women
Indiana Trust Building
S. F. Gray
W. H. Barkley
Jane M. Ketcham
J. B. Warne
Julia M. Moores
John R. Pearson
Horace Wright
W. H. Hubbard
Board of Trustees
J. B. Hawkins
Albert Baker
W. E. English
Horace E. Smith
John Ti. Varen
J. G. Kingsbury, Jr
Nathaniel A. Hyde
Vajen
Day Holds Off Constables With Knife At Toledo Street
Edgar Day, a colored man at 418 Toledo Street, repels justice officers trying to serve a writ of replevin over a stove purchase. Day surrenders after bicycle policemen arrive. Newhouse arrests him for assault and battery as he resists.
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Streit
Losh
Edgar Day
Toledo Street
Newhouse
Reno
Day
Voting Places Additions and Corrections for Primaries
The Republican county committee issued corrections and additions to voting places for tomorrow's primaries across wards and townships. Updated sites include Rasener's grocery at Thirty-fourth and Illinois, Lane's drug store at Thirty fourth and Capitol, and several engine houses, stores, and streets across Fourth to Fifteenth, Center, Perry, Pike, Warren, Washington, and Wayne Townships with precise precincts and addresses.
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Republican County Committee
Fourth Ward
Rasener
Thirty-fourth
Illinois Streets
Lane's
Thirtyfourth Street
Capitol Avenue
Kenwood
Thirtieth
Graceland Avenue
Udell
Rader
Twenty-sixth
Ambuhl
Sixth Ward
Indiana Avenue
Toledo Street
Market Street
Seventh Ward
Ogden Street
Eighth Ward
Peru Avenue
North Oriental Street
Herman Street
Dorman Street
Ninth Ward
East Washington Street
M. Farland
Cedar Street
Eagles Avenue
Shelby Street
Hoyt
Prospect Street
Tenth Ward
Eighth Precinct
South Alabama Street
Fourteenth Ward
Oriole Street
Hendricks Street
South East Street
Vigo Street
Fifteenth Ward
Ninth Precinct
Western Street
Meridian Street
Center Township
Mankedick
Perry Township
Glenn's Valley
Pike Township
Poplar College
Warren Township
Central Avenue
Panhandle Tracks
Washington Township
James M. Morris
Forty-third Street
Broad Ripple Street
Wayne Township
Washington Street
Webb's Drug Store
Michigan Street
Bismarck Avenue
Republican candidates named for local prosecuting attorney and justice of the peace
M. L. Clawson announced as a Republican candidate for prosecuting attorney. He is a well known young attorney and party worker. Col. Harry Sheets announced as a Republican candidate for justice of the peace.
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M. L. Clawson
Col
Harry Sheets
Justice of the Peace
Col Harry B Smith declines candidacy for county chairmanship
Col Harry B Smith announced after a private conference that he will not have his name placed before the Republican county committee for the chairmanship. He cited opposition from city officials and a bloc of candidates as the reason, saying he never coveted the post. His withdrawal leaves Charles N Elliott, city clerk, as the clear substitute candidate.
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Harry B. Smith
Republican Committee
Col. Smith
Charles N. Elliott
Traction Company Files $2000 Mortgage for Greenfield Line
The Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Co. filed a mortgage with Central Trust Co. for 2000 in 5 percent gold bearing bonds due 1932. After ten years bonds may be redeemed at 5 cent premium, after twenty at face value. Mortgage covers the line to Greenfield and extension to Knightstown.
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Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Company
Central Trust Company
Traction Company
Iine
Greenfield
Knightstown
City seeks to condemn river land for park annex near Riverside Park
The Board of Park Commissioners plans circuit court condemnation of a White river east bank strip from Thirtieth to Thirty-eighth streets to annex to Riverside Park. Estimated city cost about 27000 dollars. funding source not fixed. Also, the Washington street bridge over White river reopens after repairs costing about 2400 dollars, city paying 1500 and Indianapolis Street Railway 1100.
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Board of Park Commissioners
Circuit Court
White River
Riverside Park
Thirtieth Street
Thirty-eighth Street
J. Clyde Power
Power
Merritt
Board of Works
Nelson
Washington Street
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Northwestern Limited and Midwest Rail Options at a Glance
An assortment of rail and local ads notes daily train services through Wisconsin on routes via Minneapolis, Chicago, and Northwestern Railway. Listings include morning, daylight, two evening services, and express options with ticket agents in Cincinnati and Chicago, plus various local goods ads for oats, horse supplies, optician, pancake flour, and breakfast foods.
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Chicago and Northwestern Railway
Wisconsin
Northwestern Limited
Minnesota
Dakota Express
N. M. Breeze
Vine Street
Cincinnati
W. B. Kniskern
Fifth Avenue
Chicago
Board of Works Routine and Street Openings
Petitions filed for vacating alleys and installing asphalt and walks on Arch and Lawrence avenues. local sewers planned on multiple alleys. final assessment rolls approved and deferred. openings along Market and Pratt streets with sewer work noted. resolutions adopted detailing sewer projects and street openings.
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East Street
New York Street
Miami Street
Arch Street
Park Avenue
Broadway
Hamilton Avenue
Second Alley
Michigan Street
Lawrence Avenue
Beach Street
Woodlawn Avenue
Shelby Street
State Avenue
A. F. Shower
Frank
Union Streets
Twenty-first Street
Meridian Street
First Alley
Market Street
Highland Avenue
Pratt Street
Pogue's Run
Arsenal Avenue
Dorman Street
Peru Avenue
Ravings of Indianapolis man amid police delirium tremens
The 33 year old Oscar Green once a prosperous Indianapolis businessman raved all night in a police station bedroom during a delirium tremens attack caused by excessive drinking. He is described as having been previously successful in business.
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Oscar Green
Indianapolis
Green
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E. Washington St
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