City News Items Gathered From Night Activities
Ladies Auxiliary masque ball at South Side Turners Hall featured a musical program. Jose Culp of Marion Indiana arrested on forged notes warrants. Samuel P Solomon Hartford City and Moses Solomon Elgin filed bankruptcy petition in U S Court. 12 year old Merten Bell Ashland Ave and Seventh St badly injured after being run over by wagon. likely fatal. Asa Groseeslexter Sanborn Marsh Electric assaulted on way to Parrett Tusgart bakery. motive hinted as electrician strike. Death reported of Mr and Mrs James W Thompson at their ranch near Rahmah Colorado Springs. found frozen, clothing burned, house ruined. Mia Thomason, stepdaughter of Mrs Charles B Saxton Pueblo, formerly Fannie Burr. West Washington car No 1t rear-ended West Indianapolis car No 1t at Maryland and Illinois. slippery rails caused crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary
the Stationary Engineers
South Side
Turners’ Hall
Jose Culp
Marion
Ind
Ree Ann
Samuel P. Solomon
Hartford City
Moses Solomon
Elgin, Ill
Chicago
Solomon Bros
United States
Merten Bell
C. Bell
Ashland Avenue
Seventh Street
Baker
Asa Groseeslexter
Sanborn-Marsh Electric Company
Mia Thomason
Charles B. Saxton
Pueblo
Fannie Burr
West Washington Street
West Imtianapolis
Maryland and
Illinois
West Indianapolis
Maryland Street
Youthful Clerk Anna Miller Arrested For Fraud
Detective Morgan arrested Anna Miller, a young girl employed by L. BS. Ayres & Oy, on charges of obtaining goods under false pretenses. She claimed the items were bought by someone named ometime and then sent ten in number, using her own handwriting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan
Anna Miller
L. BS. Ayres & Oy
Ometime
Local pharmacist transfers property at Noble and Bates
Edgar H. Wilsett a druggist conveyed his business property at the corner of Noble and Bates streets to Aust A. Hook via the A. J. Meyer & Co agency for a low cash consideration. The sale was recorded recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar HW. Wilsett
Ceuggist
Noble and
Bates Streets
A. J. Meyer & Co
Yextortay
Eben Holden on Stage and Paderewski Tour Planned
E M Holland and company staged Eben Holden adapting Irving Bacheller novel with strong scenes of David Brower and Hope Brower. The cast included Lucille Flaven and Kate Denni-Wilson with notable Uncle Eben moments. Paderewski faces a Westbound tour after producing Manru at the Met. Matinee Musicale in Indianapolis previews feature Liszt and Mendelssohn pieces and a Tuscan vocal program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward E. Rose
Irving Bacheller
Eben Holden
E. M. Holland
David Brower
Hope Brower
Will Brower
Hope
New York
Will
Mr. Holland
Eben
Lucille Flaven
Kate Denni-Wilson
Elizabeth Brower
J. H. Bradbury
Richard Nesmith
Nick Goodall
Mr. Nesmith
Tinklebrook
Broadway Duet May Split After This Season
N. C. Goodwin and Maxine Elliott may not perform together beyond this season as they tour Esmonds When We Were Twenty-one. Goodwin notes difficulty finding shared parts and considers a separate company path or Elliott starring under his management next season, echoing a past split by EB H Sothern and Virginia Harned. Eng lish houses show no midweek changes while Park debuts A Homespun Heart. Katherine Bloodgood and Albert Guille charm crowds at the Grand. Utopian Burlesquers entertain the Empire. Messaline opens at the Metropolitan Opera with Calve in the title role and Alvarez and Scotti in key parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. C. Goodwin
Maxine Elliott
Esmond
Mr. Goodwin
Miss Elliott
EB. H. Sothern
Virginia Harned
the Park
Hal Reid
Katherine Bloodgood
Albert Guille
Grand
the Empire
New York
Messaline
Metropolitan Opera House
Monte Carlo
Isidore de Lara
Armand Silvestre
Eugene Morand
Mme. Calve
Claudius
Alvarez
Scotti
Sembrich Voice Injury Forces Short Singing Hiatus
New York reports soprano Marcella Sembrich returning to her hotel from a drive yesterday and failing to speak to her maid. A physician found a small artery in her vocal apparatus ruptured. The condition is not dangerous but she should suspend singing for a short time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marcella Sembrich
German actor George Worlitzseh dies on stage in London
During a St George's Hall performance a German actor named George Worlitzseh collapsed and died from apoplexy on stage. The show was halted immediately, and the actor was well regarded in Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
St. George's Hall
George Worlitzseh
Germany
Concert seat sales begin. Bauer to headline Indianapolis symphony
Seats go on sale this morning for a Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra concert at Eng lish's with pianist Harold Bauer as soloist. The program features Mendelssohn Fingal's Cave Overture Beethoven Piano Concerto No 5 in E flat Schubert Symphony No 3 in B minor Chopin and Liszt works. Separate notices announce Wagner lectures at the German House by Armbruster and Cramer and Kubelik recital tickets to go on sale next week at English's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra
Engish’s
Harold Bauer
Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy
Ludwig van Beethoven
Franz Schubert
Frederick Chopin
Franz Lisat
Opus
Starr Plane
Richard Wagner
Carl Armbruster
Pauline Cramer
Prof. Armbrueter
Miss Cramer
Bayreuth
Jan Kubelik
English’s
Josef Guarnerius
Frederick Brosehe
Personal and Society notes from Indianapolis area
Mrs. Clemens Vonnegut hosts a Saturday lunch. Many women travel, visit, and entertain in Indianapolis neighborhoods with clubs, luncheons, card parties, and weddings planned or underway. Several marriages and social visits connect Indianapolis, Cincinnati, St. Louis, New Albany, and Greenfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clemens Vonnegut
A. M. de Souchet
E. A. Hendrickson
Anderson
Rombauer
Julia Hollweg
St. Louis
Bernard Shapker
Cincinnati
Lyman W. Louis
Simonson
New Albany
H. W. Gaylord
Charles Morback
Olive Street
Helen Roach
Central Avenue
Douglas
Knoxville
Tenn
Dunkerson
Byvansville
John Test
Chicago
N. E. Templeton
Ashland Avenue
E. Stroup
Shelbyville
C. R. Loop
University Avenue
Irvington
Joseph Thomas
Lulu Atkinson
Blanche McNew
Greenfield
Louis G. Deschler
Noonan
Chapel Club
William Lalley
W. E. Neff
Woodruff Place
Gertrude de Long
Zionsville
F. M. Herron
T. H. Noonan
George Brecount
A. E. Glasgow
New York
Catherine Merrill Club
May W. Donnan
Stephen Phillips
BE. E. Perry
L. H. Dunning
Review Club
Dunning
North
Pennsylvania Street
D. W. Marmon
Caroline Marmon
Cuba
St. Augustine
Fla
Plans for new federal building described by tour
A. A. Young reports in Washington on Indianapolis federal building plans as drawn by Rankin and Kellogg. The towered fronts on Ohio, Pennsylvania and Meridian streets will feature fifty two foot columns. Bids advertise next week with forty plan sets. contract to be awarded within forty five days and building completion expected in thirty months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Young
Washington
Department of the Government Service
Young
Indianapolis Federal
Taylor
Mr. Young
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Meridian Streets
Ohio Street
Overstreet
Meridian-street
University Square
Rankin & Kellogg
Opticians Association Meeting Highlights and Awards
Earl J. Brown of Chicago gave an illustrated eye lecture at two sessions. Prizes went to C. M. Jenkins for the best ophthalmoscope talk and to C. M. Rowe of Indianapolis for expert sense measurement. Additional honors were awarded to Dr. Grubb of Marion, John H. Boyer of Frankfort, and Stella V. Rogers. Officers elected: President C. M. Jenkins, Vice President Hazelton, Secretary Dr. Grubbs, Treasurer M. C. Cline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of Opticians
Earl J. Brown
Chicago
C. M. Jenkins
C. M. Rowe
Indianapolis
Dr. Grubb
Marion
John H. Boyer
Frankfort
Stella V. Rogers
Richmond
Mr. Hazelton
Kokomo
Dr. Grubbs
M. C. Cline
Crawfordsville
Independent Grocers Back Clerks in Sunday Closing Fight
The Independent Grocers Association met at Sixteenth street and Senate avenue to fund defense for Gottfried Graff arrested twice over Sunday closing law violations. A $145 fund was raised to hire counsel. a broader $3,000 goal was stated. The case, before Justice Smock next Tuesday, could lead to more suits by the Grocery Clerks Association. grocers argue Sunday openings serve a vital, largely low‑income clientele needing fresh meat, dairy, fruit, and vegetables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Grocers’ Association
Sixteenth Street
Senate Avenue
Grocery Clerks’ Association
Gottfried Graft
Organization of Clerks
Graff
Justice Smock
Independent
Grocers’ Association
Morton Club Entertainment Features Holy Land Talk
Frank Shellhouse lectured on his Holy Land trip last night for the O. P. Morton Club and friends. Harry Hubbard led the program as a large audience listened. Several Republican candidates attended, including Elmer Stoddard seeking county sheriff and Henry W. Kilausmann running for county surveyor, with Stoddard residing at 22 West Vermont Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Shellhouse
Holy Land
O. P. Morton Club
Harry Hubbard
Mr. Shellhouse
Elmer Stoddard
Sixth Ward
Mr. Stoddard
West
Vermont Street
Henry W. Kilausmann
Hoggatt Brothers Visit Hotel English on Southern Indiana Trip
Wilford B. and Herbert E. Hoggatt, raised in Boonville, Indiana, stop at Hotel English en route to southern Indiana. Herbert manages Jualin Gold Mining Co. in Alaska. Wilford is mine superintendent near Juneau. They discuss Juneau climate, mining, and Alaska politics including saloon funding, representation, and moving government offices to Juneau from Sitka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilford B
Herbert E. Hoggatt
Boonville
English
Indiana
Jualin Gold Minging Company
Alaska
Juneau
Hoggatts
Yukon Territory
Pacific
Wilford B. Hoggatt
Congress
Sitka
Hoo Hoos Initiate Six New Members at Grand Hotel Meeting
A jolly crowd gathered at the Grand Hotel last night for the Concatenated Order of Hoo-Hoo meeting. Six candidates were initiated including S Beal Indiana polis Anthony Thornton Marion Scott P Matthews Indianapolis John H Campbell Chicago Arch P Waterfield Ironton Harlan L Hart Iron River Wisconsin. A. J. Neimeyer St Louis and Charles W Wolflin Evansville presided in G Powell absence with about fifty members attending. The group known for room 9 and berth 9 habits held a banquet after the initiation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Hotel
Order of
Arkansas
S. Beal
Indianapolis
Anthony Thornton
Marion
Scott P. Matthews
John H. Campbell
Chicago
Arch P. Waterfield
Ironton, O
Harlan L. Hart
Iron River
Wis
A. J. Neimeyer
St. Louis
Charles W. Wolflin
Evansville
G. Powell
South Bend
McFarland Seeks Second District County Commissioner Seat
John L. McFarland councilman at large announced his candidacy for county commissioner from the Second district to succeed John Mc Gregor. He says he has enlisted several active supporters and is confident of success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. McFarland
John McGregor
McFarland
Police Court Docket in Three Warrants and Sentences
Eugene McGinnis colored faced three warrants for assault including a knife attack on John Heddings. He was fined 100 dollars with 10 days in the workhouse for the July 2 incident and 25 dollars and 30 days for the other two cases. John Wilson stole a bicycle and received 25 dollars and costs plus ninety days in the workhouse. James Hamilton, for petit larceny, was fined 10 dollars and costs with sixty days. William H Werner faced a jury over obscene pictures and was discharged after a lengthy session with witnesses commenting on the pictures' questionable nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene McGinnis
John Heddings
John Wilson
James Hamilton
William H. Werner
Warner
Mrs S J Brenneman Dies After Illness in Broad Ripple
Mrs S J Brenneman of Broad Ripple died yesterday afternoon after three weeks with Brights disease. Once famous as a caterer of suppers for Ripple gatherings, she drew crowds with chicken suppers for young riders and riders. Survived by husband three daughters Bessie Goldie Bertie and a son Harry, funeral arrangements pending likely Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Brenneman
Broad Ripple
Bright
Indianapolis
Knightstown Leader Visits City on Temple Command
L P Newby of Knightstown, grand commander of Knights Templar in Indiana, toured Madison on a mission to conclude inspections. He notes Indiana chapters flourish with about 4200 members and hints at future campaign involvement despite limited political focus. He recently presided over Henry county Republican mass convention in New Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. P. Newby
Knightstown
Madison
Newby
Organization of Knights Templar
Order
Indiana
Henry County
New Castle
Jack’ Gowdy
Harry Jerrell Threatens Neighbors Then Self Harm
Harry Jerrell, residing with his mother at 72 South Missouri street, threatened to kill everyone then cut his throat in an attempted suicide. Police Lowe and Trimpe arrested him after neighbors called for aid. The mother planned to file an insanity affidavit, noting Jerrell’s history of self destruction attempts, said to number at least twenty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Jerretl
South
Missouri Street
Lowe
Trimpe
Jerrell
Indiana Optical Society Names Officers at Annual Meeting
The seventh annual meeting of the Indiana Optical Society was held at the Denison Hotel. Eleven new members were admitted, papers were read by Francis H. Edmunds, Merton W. Grills, C. M. Jenkins, John H. Boyer, and John C. Eberhardt, who spoke on topics such as Keeping Posted in Optics and The National College of Optometry and Its Mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Optical Society
Denison Hotel
Francis H. Edmunds
Richmond
Merton W. Grills
Hagerstown
C. M. Jenkins
John H. Boyer
Frankfort
National College of Optometry
John C. Eberhardt
Dayton
Stolen Cloak Recovered. Laura Brewn Arrested
Complaint filed with police for theft from James Wilson on Virginia Avenue. Detectives Holtz and Wallace traced items to Laura Brewn at Superior Street and arrested her on petit larceny charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wilson
Virginia Avenue
Laura Brewn
Tailor Carl Swiggett Visits Porto Rico Officers
Carl Swigott, a longtime local tailor now in Porto Rico, was hosted by Admiral Higginson of the North Atlantic squadron in San Juan. The Marietta conveyed him for a special trip as officers desired new uniforms and Swiggett reported he was royally entertained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Swiggett
Porto Rico
Admiral Higginson
San Juan
Marietta
Swiggett
Diamonds in stock bargain at J P Mullally Jewelers
In stock diamonds offered as bargains by J P Mullally, jeweler at 3 Monument Place. Call to examine and view the selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Mullally
Monument Place
Van Deventer Case Near Verdict In Guardianship Suit
Indiana Trust Company sues over sale of Mrs. Vandeventer s saloon to Hoolihan and Means claiming she was insane at the time. The trial in Superior Court Room 2 centers on whether she was mentally unbalanced and if Seifert knew of her condition when the sale occurred. Davis and the Cincinnati Brewing Company are to receive verdict guidance as Hoolihan is in England and Means cannot be located.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Trust Company
Margaret M. Vandeventer
George Davis
George Seifert
Cincinnati Brewing Company
Superior Court Room 2
Trust Company
Vandeventer
East Washington Street
John Hoolihan
Edward Means
Leathers
Mr. Davis
Brewing Company
Mr. Seifert
End of Receivership Gravel Company to Be Sold
The White River Sand and Gravel Company, troubled since Wheat versus the firm, was ordered sold by Judge Leathers. Receiver Charles Roemler may sell to John J. Johnson for 2100 dollars and compromise the suit against former secretary treasurer John Huggler for 150 dollars. The court relinquishes control with these actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White River
White River Sand and Gravel Company
Charles ©. Roemler
Huggler
Hugsler
Leathers
Jury acquits James White in Crawford assault case
Late yesterday a Criminal Court jury acquitted James White of robbing and assaulting his brother in law Carey Crawford. The beating and throat gash occurred the night before Thanksgiving. Crawford initially identified White, then recanted, leaving the State unable to secure conviction despite persistence by the prosecutor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James White
Carey Crawford
Alford
White
Crawford
William McCarty Sues Railroad Over Eye Injury
William McCarty sued Indiana, Decatur and Western Railroad in Judge McMaster’s court for 5.00 for impaired eyesight from an iron chip while caulking a boiler at Haughville shops. He blames a negligent helper and seeks damages for his damaged eye. Walter Davis, arrested for policy dealing, was fined 10.00 in Police Court after pleading, while John Short was acquitted on the same charge. Short used carbon paper in his business. detectives mistook it for policy men’s carbon paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McCarty
Indiana, Decatur & Western Railroad Company
McMaster
McCarty
Haughville
Walter Davis
John Short
Short
Amicable partition of Duncan estate reported
Probate Commissioner Walker was apprised by Attorney John S. Duncan that an amicable partition of the remaining estate of the late Robert B. Duncan has been made. The divided portion was valued at $20,000, with the total estate valued at about $200,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker
John S. Duncan
Robert B. Duncan
Ti la
Setser sues college over scholarship contract claim
Charles M. Setser sues Works Business College claiming a scholarship agreement was made and $22.75 paid for three months and a half tuition. He alleges the school refused to fulfil the contract and expelled him on June 25, 1000, seeking $1,000 in damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Setser
Works Business College
Will of Herman H Koch Probated Mary Koch Appointed Executrix
The will of Herman H Koch was probated yesterday with no estate value stated. Mary Koch is given all property of the deceased and the request is made that she be appointed executrix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman H. Koch
Mary Koch
Sullivan v Sullivan partition case verdict and judge
Superior Court in Room 1 with Judge John L McMaster presiding over Honora Sullivan vs Mary Sullivan et al. The jury found for the defendant on her claims in a partition action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
John L. McMaster
Honora Sullivan
Mary Sullivan
Court docket of mixed civil and criminal actions
Multiple suits and criminal cases listed with various parties, juries, and courtrooms. Includes William McCarty v Indianapolis and Western Railway Co for damages, Indiana Trust Co. v Charles Davis for rescission, dismissals with costs, judgments by agreement, notes and dam ages, and several divorces. Criminal court records show State v James White not guilty and State v Charles Boyce sent to reform school. Circuit Court proceedings include will construction and probate matters with adjourned trials and new suits filed in Superior Court and Circuit Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Sulliv
Patrick Sullivan
William McCarty
Indianapolis, Tur & Western Railway Company
James M. Leathers
Indiana Trust Company
Charles Davis
Vinson Carter
Walter FE
Indiana Lead and Glass Company
Margaret Monroe
Marion County
Marion County Et al
James A. Noon
Peter H. Noon
Pabst Brewing Company
James Vannatta
Jacob H. Slater
James H. Slater
C. & A. Powts Company
Fremont Alford
James White
Charles Boyce
Indiana Reform School
Circuit Court
Henry Clay Allen
William W. Spencer
Edewin W. Spencer
Albert G. Moore
Benjamin F. Berry
William C. Deck
Mary
Mary Linneman
Wiliam
Ada A. Hurley
Marguerite
Maggie Roy
Mary P. Baker
Charles F. Patterson
John L. Haines
John H. Rader
Barney Ungerer
Cora E. Ungerer
the City Bond Company Ve
Elizabeth Dixon
The
City Bond Company
Maggie EB
Christ
Mary M. Black
George W. Black
Higher Courts Record Supreme Court Minute 19208
Appellate briefs and petitions for rehearing listed for cases including Patrick F. O'Brien vs Adolph Lauer Madison CC and William C. Bastetter vs Melvin B Reynolds Whitley CC. Supersedeas, bonds, and return to certiorari noted. Chesapeake era case assignments and terms referenced with various parties and records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick F. O'Brien
Adolph Lauer
Madison
Appellate Court
Tinutes
Wiliam C. Bastetter
Melvin B
Reynolds
Whitley
C. C
American Tin Phlite Company
David A. Williams
Croker Sails for England After National Guard Dinner
Richard Croker announced his retirement from politics and said he will sail to England that morning at 7 PM. He praised Lewis Nixon as successor and asked the First Battery to support him during the move, noting a brief stay abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Richard Croker
First Battery
New York National Guard
Andrew Freedman
Croker
England
Marconi Sailed with Croker from New York
The American liner Philadelphia departed for England on January 22 with passengers including William Marconi, the Italian wireless telegraphy inventor, and Richard Croker. Marconi aims to travel abroad to advance his trans Atlantic experiments while Croker will rest at Wantage and observe his horse in Derby training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Philadelphia
England
William Marconi
Richard Croker
Mareconi
Croker
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Warren
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Capitol Avenue
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Razer
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Herman Koch
the Court Record
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Downing, Dunn Co
Indiana Dental College
Department of Dentistry
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