Pettis Bassett & Co Suit and Local Notices
The Independent Glass Company of Pittsburg sues Morris and Jones in Indianapolis for 540 on account. Indianapolis Malleable Iron Works obtained judgment against Unbank Plow Co for 10615. Peter Baiz’s will admitted to probate naming Christina executrix. Nathaniel Harman, 52, twin of Charles, dies of consumption at 86 South West. Huegele’s Matler’s and Langenberg’s bartenders arrested for eleven o'clock law violation. Ladies' Broom Brigade to perform tonight at College Avenue Rink for Woman's Exchange. Victor Adjustable Frack Roller Skate Co of Muncie files articles with Secretary of State, capital 10000. Charlotte E. Sawyer seeks divorce from Joseph, 1878 marriage, cites failure to provide and abandonment. asks custody of three children. Marriage licenses issued to Wampner and Wethoff, Cole and Lay, Wagner and Beck, Grace and Smits, Parker and Louden. Coroner to investigate Mrs Hensley’s death at 90 East Bracket Street. cause congestion of bowels. married two weeks ago, from Lawrence. In criminal court, Albert Luther sent North for one year for petit larceny. Charles Havens given fourteen years for robbery after escape attempts from Southern prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Glass Company
Pittsburg
Morris & Jones
Indianapolis Malleable Iron Works
Unbhank Plow Company
Peter Baiz
Christina
Nathaniel Harman
Charles Harman
South West Street
Huegele’s
Matler’s
Langenberg’s
College Avenue
Woman's Exchange
Victor Adjustable Frack Roller Skate Company
Muncie
Retary of State
Charlotte E. Sawyer
Joseph Sawyer
Christian F. Wampner
Wilhelmina Bernhardine Wethoff
James A. Cole
Jennie J. Lay
Martin Wagner
Anns Beck
George W. Grace
Elizabeth Smits
Jonas F. Parker
Julia P. Louden
Hensley
East Bracket Street
Lawrence
Criminal Court
Albert Luther
Jlry
Charles Havens
Fires Yesterday Blaze At 226 Fayette Street Damages Home
A fire at 226 Fayette Street, a frame dwelling owned by Mrs. M. Smith and housing the Smith Chemical Dye Works, caused heavy damage and an estimated loss near $700, likely incendiary. Earlier a $10 blaze in a frame cottage near Noble and Market streets prompted a call, followed by a second small fire near Alabama and Market with no damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayette Street
Department
Alabama
Market Streets
Geological samples presented to state geologist and museum
Mrs Geo L Day of this city presented Collett with a collection of criciliaceous concretions of the button mold form found at Schoharie New York. Dr Darrow of Peru sent cretaceous limestone and bog iron ore from near San Antonio Texas. The state museum exhibits a fine palm fossil from coal measures in Owen County, one of the best specimens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collett
Geo. L. Day
Schoharie
N. Y
Darrow
Peru
San Antonio
Tex
Owen County
King and Elder's Holiday Gift Shop Ad
Local ad urges shoppers to buy useful presents at King and Elder's, promoting a curated selection of practical gifts for the season. The notice highlights advertised items and asks customers to visit the store for value and variety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T King & & Elder's
Police Commissionership Row Splits Over Enforcing Law
A state panel failed to agree on a Frenzel successor and adjourned. Named candidates include Jackson Landers Pat Mullaney A Keifer John W Dodd John Whitsett W S Ripley Hughes East Frank Bird Hon William Hauvison and John Ferriter. Details recount Malott's push for strict law enforcement and a long fight with allies, hinting at political motives behind saloon curfews and party loyalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frenzel
Jackson Landers
Pat Mullaney
A. Keifer
John W. Dodd
John Whitsett
W. S. Ripley
Hughes East
Frank Bird
William Hauvison
John Ferriter
Murphy
Morrison
Malott
Journal
Malou
J. A. Lang
Metropolitan Police
Lang
Bailey
Fritz Emmet in The Strange Marriage of Fritz at Grand Opera House
Last night at the Grand Opera House Joseph K Emmet starred in The Strange Marriage of Fritz or the Love of an Irish Girl a cheap yet engaging German dialect comedy with songs that drew encores. Emmet remains popular though growing stout and his stage presence sustains audiences. he performs again tonight and tomorrow with unchanged prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritz
Emmet
Joseph K. Emmet
Mr. Emmet
Sach
Adam
Senate
House of Representatives
Virgie Johnson
Catherine Nelson
Moody to Bring Three Day Convention to Indianapolis
City pastors gathered at Second Presbyterian Church to discuss Dwight Moody's planned three day convention in Indianapolis under the Y M C A. Resolutions pledge ministers and church leaders to support Moody and cooperate to convert sinners and advance the Redeemer's Kingdom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Presbyterian Church
Dwight I. Moody
O. H. Palmer
J. H. Dodderidge
D. D
Fletcher-place
M. E. Church
R. V. Hunter
Seventh Presbyterian Church
Palmer
Rondthaler
Tabernacle Church
Moody
S. A. Bright
Grace M. E. Church
Indiana
Church of Christ
Indiana Beekeepers Meet at State Board of Agriculture
The Indiana State Beekeepers Association held its sixth annual session at the State Board of Agriculture rooms. President Mrs Cassandra Robbins outlined visits to other associations and bee culture insights. Officials named for the year include Jonas Scholl as President and Charles F Muth as Vice President. Professor Wiley spoke on honey composition and adulteration, noting ten samples analyzed with only one certainly genuine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana State Beekeepers Association
State Board of Agriculture
Cassandra Robbins
Jonas Scholl
Lyon's Station
Charles F. Muth
Cincinnati
Frank E. Daugherty
Indianapolis
E. Stout
Wiley
Agricultural Department
Washington
Vermont
California
Cyrus
Xenophon
Trebizonde
Buffalo
N. Y
Europe
Campbeill
Glasgow
Scotland
Campbell
L. Harrison
Peoria
Iils
John Naw
Des Moines
Governor Gray
Notable Visitors at City Hotels Include Officials and Editors
W D Pratt of Logansport and R W Miers of Bloomington are at the Grand Hotel. Judge L J Monks of Winchester and Judge L M Ninde of Fort Wayne are at the Grand Hotel. M D Tackett of Greensburg was in town yesterday. Hon R C Bell and Hon R S Robertson of Fort Wayne stay at the Grand Hotel. J O Henderson of the Kokomo Dispatch at the Bates House. Mrs L Harrison of Peoria guests of Mrs Irvin Robbins. Hon Ed Henderson and W E Parks with wife of Martinsville at the Bates House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Pratt
Logansport
R. W. Miers
Bloomington
L. J. Monks
Winchester
Denison
M. D. Tackett
Greensburg
L. M. Ninde
Fort Wayne
R. C. Bell
R. 8. Robertson
Notable Names Listed Across Indiana and Nearby States
A long catalog of individuals and spouses linked to Bates House Occidental Hotel and various cities including Aurora Noblesville Muncie Fort Wayne and Danville. The list includes R R Blair W H Ditts M Seward J B Loyd Geo McCullough and many others with affiliations to hotels firms and cities like Indianapolis Lafayette and Albany New York. The document reads as a guest or contact roster for lodging and business connections spanning multiple states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates House
R. R. Blair
Aurora
W. H. Ditts
Auburn
M. Seward
Kokomo
G. W. Bence
Greencastle
F. Bundy
New Castle
J. E. Work
Mishawaka
W. R. Furtig
Noblesville
J. B. Loyd
Versailles
Geo. F. McCullough
J. R. McMahan
Muncie
Ira T. Eaton
Fort Wayne
F. M. Brickley
E. T
Brickley
Anderson
Denison
Jacob Winck
State City
J. M. Newburger
LaPorte
J. K Emmet
Albany
N. Y
Leslie Thomas
Terre Haute
Charles Harley
Delphi
J. M. Cast
Frankfort
D. W. Osborne
Nelia Huston
Connersville
Wm. Hitchcock
George J. Green, Jr
C. C. Davis
New York
C. W. Alling
Chicago
S. Stansifer
Columbus
H. H. Hamilton
Buffalo
Charles Rick
Reading Lee Hotel
R. H. Tarleton
Martinsville
S. 8Ull
Valparaiso
Wesley Allen
West Newton
George A. Buskirk
Paoli
Harry Carson
Cambridge City
William Mack
D. W
Vincennes
Stacey B. Beebe
Philadelphia
N. T. Marsh
Milton
Miss Hattie A. Morrison
Ind
T. A. Morrison
Geo. D. Brown
Waynetown
Chas
E. Lewis and Wife
Pittsburg
M. James
M. L. Stansbury
J. Satz
D. W. Bridges
Brazil
R. Cosgrove
Lafayette
B. J. Marshall
St. Louis
J. H. Sedgewick
Seymour
Jno. P. Norveland
Danville
J. E. Davis
Arrests in counterfeit bill case and highway robbery
James B. Roberts was arrested on suspicion of passing counterfeit twenty dollar bills at the Third National Bank in Cincinnati as identified by saloon-keeper Matthews on Indiana avenue. Harry Ward, recently released from county jail, was detained on highway robbery charges. suspected as one of the attackers of a stranger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Roberts
Third National Bank of
Cincinnati
Roberts
Matthews
Indiana Avenue
Harry Ward
Exposition Official Refutes Closure Report
General Carnahan Indiana commissioner for the New Orleans Exposition denies a report that the exposition will close. He notes a letter from assistant W. E. O Hara stating indications point to a grand success in every way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Carnahan
Indiana
W. E. O'Hara
Sudden Death Warns of Cough Dangers
A terse warning notes thousands die from neglecting a slight cough that could have been halted by a 25 cent bottle of Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup. The piece urges prompt treatment to avert fatal consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Bull
Sherman Divorce Case Moves for New Trial Overruled
The ongoing divorce suit of William G. against Annie L. Sherman appeared in Judge Howe's court yesterday on a motion for a new trial, which was overruled. The divorce had been refused by Judge Taylor, granted by Judge Howe, who later reversed after learning new facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
William G
Annie L. Sherman
Killed by His Son-in-Law at Ark Farm
William Stewart known as Coonskin, an eccentric local figure, was shot and killed by his son-in-law Robert Foster in Fr Smiry Arkansas three miles from town. Foster and his wife, visiting from the Choc taw Nation, argued over a trade before Foster shot twice, then surrendered to officers.
Beer and Melancholy Did It Scranton
A clerk found Louis Ladenberger, a Bavarian officer and former Franco-Prussian War veteran, dead hanging from an elevator chain behind Coursen Clemon & Co. He had been in Scranton several years, working in a brewery, and had recently fallen from a third story window with a narrow escape. He was unemployed for three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrranton
Coursen, Clemon & Co
Louis Ladenberger
Dakota Capital Removal Bill Moves Capital Back to Pierre
The capital removal bill before both houses directs return of capital property to contributors of funds and labor. It is likely to pass the House by two thirds and the Council by a majority. Amendments require Territorial officers to move to Pierre within ten days after approval, and a seven day adjournment to reconvene at Pierre is provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
D. T
Pierre
Oliver Brothers Granted an Extension in Court
At a creditors meeting for Oliver Brothers and Phillips and for Oliver Roberts Wire Co limited, a committee favored the firms proposal with slight changes. Separate notes will cover interest semi annually, mortgage creditors will not sign the extension but will carry their loans. James Don-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Brothers
Pirrsburg
Oliver Brothers & Phillips
Oliver & Roberts Wire Company, Limited
James Don
Trustees Chosen as Nelson Declines to Serve
Nelson declined to serve as trustee and James M Bailey iron merchant was selected in his place. This settles the extension and papers will be signed as soon as prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nel
James M. Bailey
Disturbances at Roberts Bay Prompt Naval Aid
The Redemptionist Fathers of New York report threats and assaults by Orangemen at Bay Roberts Newfoundland about two weeks ago. They sought protection from local authorities but failed, until a man of war was sent to the scene. The mob was checked by the ship's guns as the fathers conducted their service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberts Bay
St. Jonas
N. F
Redemptionist Fathers
New York
Bay Roberts
Newfoundland
United States
Absurd Cholera Claim Denied by St Louis Health Official
Cuicano Jan 22 Dr Dewolf health commissioner called rumors of cholera in St Louis absurd noting later reports disprove it and asserting cholera cannot appear with such cold. He said a temperature 7 below zero in St Louis would destroy germs, contrasting Europe where infection rose at 20 to 30 above zero.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Cuicano
Dewolf
Europe
Dr. Newman Resigns from Madison Avenue Church
In New York on January 22 the Madison-avenue Congregational Church held a love feast. Deacon Ranney presided as moderator while Dr J P Newman submitted his resignation and absolved the congregation from all salary claims dating from June 1 totaling $6,000. A vote of thanks to the pastor and a committee to secure a replacement were adopted. The meeting was marked by unusual harmony and good feeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newman
New York
Madison-avenue
Odd load of mullein leaves sold for cough candy
In Macon on Mulberry street yesterday a peculiar shipment of mullein leaves drew attention. Mr John Roberts of Jones county delivered the load to Mr Isaacs who bought it. Isaacs claimed exactly 501 % of the leaves and said he uses them for his cough candy, noting plants in his area can reach one and three quarter pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
of Isaacs
Mulberry Street
John Roberts
Jones County
Isaacs
Mullein
Whittlesey Not Affiliated With South Bend Times
The Indianapolis Journal reports Col. A. T. Whittlesey has not been connected with the South Bend Times since late October. The paper asks readers to inform Mr. W. H. Stedman of Miami, Indiana, to correct the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend Times
Indianapolis Journal
A. T. Whittlesey
Times
W. H. Stedman
Miami
Miami County
Ind
Henley and Nickle plated Club Skates Hike Prices
To rink owners and roller skaters we offer Henley rink skates and Nickle plated club skates at manufacturers prices. The Henley is preferred for easy movement and durability while the Nickle plated skate excels in all respects for a perfect skate. Call or send for catalogue from Ildebrand & Fugate at 35 South Meridian Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henley
Ildebrand & Fugate
South Meridian Street
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J. S. Ayres & CO. N. B
Luan Ruggist
Labin’s
Colgate’s
Lundberg’s
Rieksecker
Florida
Pettis, Bassett & CO
the Police Commissionership
Mr. Malott
Mike Leavitt
Kit Clarke
Dobbins Brothers
Richmond
Dayton
Feibleman’s Court
Dime Museum
Chang
Miles & Barton’s
Bijou Opera House
Grand
Coming OF
Indiana Bee Keepers
Wifey
Royal: Baking Powder CO
Wall Street
Bingham & Walk
iNis
Delaware
Ohio
Branham Telephone
Telephone
West
Washington Street
Marcy
Flanner & Hommown
North
Illinois Street
Tyrtelephone
James R. Ross & CO
S. Meridian Street
Indiana Paper
WM. O. Devay
Maryland Street
WM. B. Burford
West Washington Street
The
Denison House
Pennsylvania Street
Sayles & Fenton, Loan, Insurance and Real Estate Agents
East Market Street
Jos.a.moore
Indianapolis, Ind
Ohi
First Real Estate
Securit Ae
Eyers
West Washington
Thos. H. Clapp
A. L. Wright & CO
N.B. Cor
Meridian and
Maryland Sts
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