Death of Rev. Amos Hanway Father of Deputy City Clerk
The obituary notes the death at 65 from acute congestion of the stomach and bowel trouble of August Tamm sr., father of August Tamm deputy city clerk, at 388 Hillside avenue. Born May 1, 1830 in Fraustatt Schiesien he married Carrie Michel in 1854, emigrated in 1869 to America, worked at Eagle foundry and Atlas engine works, then dairy business before retiring. Survived by widow, one son and six daughters, most in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Tamm
Hillside Avenue
Carrie
Mr. Tamm
Fraustatt
Schiesien
Carrie Michel
Eschweiler
Aachen
America
Pittsburg
Chicago
Indianapolis
Old Eagle Foundry
Tie
New Car Works
Atlas Engine Works
Reverend Amos Hanway Dies in Indianapolis At 107
The Reverend Amos Hanway of 2214 North Illinois street died early yesterday after a week of illness. Born in Marietta Ohio in 1818, he was likely the state’s oldest preacher and among Indianapolis’ oldest residents. He came to Indianapolis in 1821 by river route, began religious work while clearing timber for Military Park, and served sixty years in ministry. He shifted from United Brethren to Methodism, then joined the Friends in recent years as an evangelist. He married three times, his last wife Mary Jones of Smithfield Ohio survives with an adopted daughter and no biological children. Funeral set for tomorrow afternoon at the Friends Church at Thirteenth and Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Hanway
North
Illinois Street
Skort
Marietta
Indianapolis
Ohio
Wabash
Vincennes
White River
Military Park
United Brethren Church
Methodist Church
Friends’ Church
Mary Jones
Smithfield, O
Thirteenth
Alabama Streets
Carnival Not Abandoned In Indianapolis Fall Festival
The organizers deny any cancellation and plan a more elaborate carnival this fall. They declined Mrs. Travis’s high fee but say arrangements are progressing quickly and an outline of the entertainment will be announced soon. The flower parade is set as a key feature of a grander festival than ever before in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Metall Travis
Sunday
Indianapolis
Chosen Friends Case Before New York Supreme Court
The National Park Bank of New York sues to recover funds from the Chosen Friends organization. Gopala Anderson claims entitlement to 31,04 and attempted to collect on Dec 15 but was refused after Cyrus Jirk was named Indiana receiver of the order’s property. The bank holds 7,037 and seeks court permission to deposit it rather than pay Anderson and four other claims, with judgment and attachment sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Chosen Friends
Supreme Court of New York
National Park Bank of New York
Gopala Anderson
Cyrus J.irk
Chosen Friends
Anderson
Pace
Ior
Indiana secretary of state records large capital filings
The Columbian Enameling and Stamping Company of Terre Haute files articles with capital set at 1 000 and pays 451 10. Directors include John T. Mercer Wilbur H Tallman Albert P Tallman Wilbur Tupping Robert C Dalzell and William A Gorby of Terre Haute plus ex State Senator T H Johnson of Dunkirk. Citizens Telephone Company of Brazil with 10 000 capital to run exchanges in Clay Vigo Greene Owen Otham and Parke counties. no directors named, incorporators are Theodore W Engiehart H D Falls M J Murphy C J McCullough and John G H Klingler. Wayne Knitting Mills of Fort Wayne increases capital from 200 000 to 350 000. fee 1010. Connersville Furniture Manufacturing Company's Employer's Mutual Aid Society incorporated. trustees for first year Albert C Ridge Dora Utter and Durbin V Phillips. American Agricultural Chemical Company formerly Agana Co of New London Conn files under foreign incorporation law. capital 34 000 000 with 255 555 represented in Indiana. resident agent Allen E Jay of New Albany. Northwestern Fertilizing Company of Chicago has 60 000 capital represented in Indiana. agent Allen E Jay. Secretary of State Hunt noted total receipts 358 40 yesterday from these filings as part of a broader collection drive led by Mr. Fairbanks to fund a monument and subscriptions across Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury of
Indiana
Secretary of State
Columbian Enameling and Stamping Company
Terre Haute
John T. Mercer
Wilbur H. Tallman
Albert P. Tallman
Wilbur Tupping
Robert C. Dalzell
William A. Gorby
T. H. Johnson
Dunkirk
Citizens’ Telephone Company of
Brazil
Clay
Vigo
Greene
Owen
Otham
Parke
Connersville Furniture Manufacturing Company
Mutual Aid Society Incorporated
Albert C. Ridge
Dora Utter
Durbin V. Phillips
American Agricultural Chemical Company
Agana Company
New London
Conn
Allen E. Jay
New Albany
Connecticut
Northwestern Fertilizing Company
Chicago
Pardon Move for John Johnson From Local Officials
Former president of Logansport National Bank John Johnson sought mercy from Washington after a 10 year Ohio penitentiary sentence for misappropriation. A. W. Wishard recommended a five year term, citing good prison conduct, while Judge Baker initially opposed but may withdraw objections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Wishard
District Attorney's Office
Department of Justice
Washington
John Johnson
Logansport National Bank
Ohio Penitentiary
Baker
United States Court
Johnson
Wishard
Cass County
Judge Baker
Mr. Wishard
Dramatic Graduates at Plymouth Church Commencement
Miss Helen Nell Lemmon Miss Rae Marie Dessaure and Mr Everett Lyman Weir received diplomas at the twentieth Indiana Boston School of Expression and Dramatic Art commencement held at Plymouth Church. The program featured scenes from As You Like It School for Scandal and Ingomar the Barbarian with strong performances and musical numbers by Miss Jeffries Mr Hansen and Mr Lynn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Nell Lemmon
Rae Marie Tessaure
Everett Lyman Weir
Plymouth Church
Indiana-Boston School of Expression and Dramatic Art
Harriet Augusta Prank
Ingomar, the Barbarian
Rosalind
Miss Lemmon
Celia
Miss Dessaure
Duke
Mr. Weir
School For Scandal
Sir Peter
Ines
Miss Jeffries
Mr. Hansen
Mr. Lynn
Civil service exams held nationwide for Agriculture and Philippines posts
Eighteen applicants took civil service exams at the Federal building under the Board of Agriculture. One vacancy exists for an editorial clerk in Washington with eleven Indianapolis candidates. Four sought Philadelphia as assistant finance clerk. Other tests covered forestry field work tree planting and computer duties. Salaries for Philippine clerks start at 2. ninth, with a 20 to 40 year age limit. Exams will be sent to Washington for final appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Federal
Board of Agriculture
Agriculture
Washington
Indianapolis
Philipa Service
Monument Association Holds Meeting In Indiana Trust Building
The executive committee of the Benjamin Harrison Monument Association met in the Indiana Trust building yesterday afternoon with Senator Fairbanks presiding. Routine business was discussed and progress on subsections reviewed. It was noted that $1,200 had been subscribed since the last meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Harrison Monument Association
Indiana Trust Building
Fairbanks
State Forestry Board opens Indiana HQ and outlines plan
Prof W H Freeman of Wabash, new board secretary, opened the State Forestry Board headquarters in Room 119 Statehouse. The law tasks the board to collect and classify forest data, promote preservation and timber culture, and report to the Governor by December 1 each year. Directors include Albert Lieber, John B Cockrum, Stanley B Coulter, and Carson. The first task is gathering forest statistics from counties and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Freeman
Wabash
State Forestry Board
Statehouse
Freeman
Indiana
Albert Lieber
John B. Cockrum
Stanley B. Coulter
Purdue University
Mr. Carson
Michigan City
A Schoolgirl's Trouble and Town Health Reports
Dr Hurry reports a twelve year old schoolgirl with curvature of the spine caused by an oversized desk and high seat at Tippecanoe county. Miss Whipple's case highlights school furniture issues. He notes smallpox in Clark's Hill Stockwell Dayton area and Clinton county with several Stockwell children affected despite a May festival. A new Clark's Hill schoolhouse will be built this summer, sanitary and well ventilated, replacing the former condemned structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurry
Tippecanoe County
Miss Whipple
Clark's Hill
Stockwell
Dayton
Clinton County
State Board of Health
Receiver's Final Report on Louisville Evansville & St Louis
George T. Jarvis, receiver, filed in federal court a final report on the Louisville Evansville and St Louis line now part of St. Louis division of the Southern Railway. For year ending Dec 31 1900 gross earnings were 2 037 520 9 with 102 827 from freight and 441 780 20 from passengers. Expenditures totaled 1 442 797 58. Over 56 months starting May 1 1896 earnings minus expenses and taxes yielded 1 892 142 12. Road assets stood at 21 095 574 10 with 581 060 65 spent on roadway repairs and 201 201 SH for other repairs. General officers salaries came to 121 742 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Jarvis
Louisville
Evansville
Jarvis
Indiana Institution for the Deaf Holds June Commencement
The Indiana Institution for the Education of the Deaf will hold commencement exercises on Wednesday June 1. Rev J Cumming Smith delivers the invocation and A Bonner president of the board presents the diplomas. William H Demotte offers remarks. Loss of 141 includes Ida Emily Arnot Delphi Anna Ilda Friday Medaryville Emma Helen Goodpaster Aurora Lillian Lucile Heading Bloomington Winona Holmes Indianapolis Georgta Winifred Lee Poseyville Charles Franklin Craig Alum Cave Victor Elmer Evans Sullivan William Earl Fry Headroe Henry Kuehne Evansville Clyde Ely Myers Syracuse Franklin D Sackett Ligonier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Institution For the Education of the Deaf
J. Cumming Smith
A. Bonner
William H. Demotte
Ida Emily Arnot
Delphi
Anna Ilda Friday
Medaryville
Emma Helen Goodpaster
Aurora
Lillian Lucile Heading
Bloomington
Winona Holmes
Indianapolis
Wgeormta Winifred Lee
Poseyville
Charles Franklin Craig
Alum Cave
Victor Elmer Evans
Sullivan
William Earl Fry
Headrce
Henry Kuehne
Evansville
Clyde Ely Myers
Syracuse
Franklin D. Sackett
Ligonier
Accident near Home Brewery claims life of C H D baggageman
Stephen Miller thirty eight a baggage man for the C H D was killed at Cruse street near the Home Brewery when Vandalia switch engine No 4 backing west on the Panhandle track ran over him. Engineer Albert Buykit and Conductor John Riley were aboard the engine which stopped 120 feet from the crossing. Miller had just finished a run and jumped from the train as it backed to the yards. He suffered crushed limbs and a severed foot. His body was taken to the city morgue. The wife, informed by Bicycle Police, mourns his death after a long twelve year service with the company. He left no children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Miller
Dickson Street
Cruse Street
Vandalia
Panhandle
Miller
Albert Buykit
John Riley
Griffin and
Manning
Low Excursion Fares to Indianapolis on June 6
Special train from Vincennes and nearby points for German Orphans celebration leaves Vincennes at 6 a m and returns from Indianapolis at 7 p m. Tickets via agents. call for particulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincennes
Indianapolis
Tcket
Pennsylvania Lines Excursion To Lafayette And Way Side
Special train departs Indianapolis at 7 a m for German day at Phoenix Hill Park with return from Louisville Fourteenth Street Station at 7 p m. An excursion via Big Four Route to Lafayette and Waynesburg on Sunday June 9 with round trip fare one dollar or less.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Louisville
Fourteenth-street
Phoenix Hill Park
Lacavetti
Aurora
Pennsylvania Lines
Orphans' Celebration Train From Seymour and Intermediate Stations
Special train departs Seymour at 7 56 p m and returns from Indianapolis at 7 30 p m for the German orphans event. Regional service notes a celebratory excursion with schedule details for riders traveling between Seymour and Indianapolis and intermediate stops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour
Indianapolis
Special fast trains run Sunday with limited stops
Via Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton announces two special trains for Sunday June 9. The first departs 6 30 a m with no local stops. The second leaves 7 15 a m stopping at Rushville Connersville and Hamilton returning from Cincinnati 6 20 p m. Baseball Cincinnati versus St Louis scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rushville
Connersville
Hamilton
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Local ads and notices from Indianapolis area trade pages
An assortment of advertisements including excursion plans from Indianapolis to Lawrenceburg Aurora and Way Points with times 7:30 am and 7:00 pm rate details a horse feed advert for Janes Dustless Oats Texas oil investment pitches by Moeller Davidson Lombard Building Indianapolis a tip on a morning nip with Cook's Imperial Extra Dry Champagne insurance inquiry by W F Kissel 18 North Meridian Street wire trellises by Hollenbeck's Wire Works 498 Illinois Indianapolis Barber Supply Co 4% Law Building art glass works move to larger scale under John Black harness and horse furnishings 14 N Delaware St new phone 2152 and chiropodist F M Botler Bates House barber shop offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Kissel
North Meridian Street
Harness and Horse Furnishings
Delaware St
New Phone
F. M. Botler
Bates House
Watches The Watch Selection Offers Guaranteed Satisfaction
The dealer promises a serious approach to choosing a watch, noting that appearance is not enough. They offer a remarkably varied stock and guarantee customer satisfaction, aiming to ensure buyers truly get a watch that meets expectations.
Columbia National Opens in New City Quarters
Yesterday marked Columbia National Bank's first day at 23 West Washington and the State Bank of Indiana's last day. Security Trust Company agreed to act as trustee in closing the state bank and collecting unpurchased notes. Columbia National reports strong demand for its stock with 110 bids already. Deposits reached over 46,000, a city opening-day record, and overall city bank clearances set new records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia National Bank
West
Washington Street
State Bank of Indiana
State Bank
Security Trust Company
Columbia National
Grand Sire Cable Visits City En Route to Lodge Meet
A. Cable of Covington Ohio, grand sire of the Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows, stopped in the city yesterday on his way to the Grand Lodge of Wisconsin meeting in Milwaukee. He planned talks with W. H. Leedy Indiana Odd Fellows secretary and John B. Cockram about the Sovereign Grand Lodge gathering in Indianapolis next September. Cockram will serve as grand marshal for the parade during the convention week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. ©. Cable
Covington
Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Grand Lodge of
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Cable
W. H. Leedy
Indiana Odd Fellows
John B. Cockram
Indiana
Sovereign Grand Lodge of the United States
Indianapolis
Cockram
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Five New Smallpox Cases Reported in City
Five new smallpox cases were reported to the City Board of Health yesterday. Four are in the Mason Jackson family at 1% Alvord street, including Walter and Ada Jackson and Addie and esis Williams. The fifth case is a one year old baby of Mavaina ate gast at 425 Vhosagemke street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Board of Health
Mason Jackson
Alvord Street
Walter
Ada Jackson
Addie
Esis Williams
Mavaina
Vhosagemke Street
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The
Parisien
Patent
Kibo
Oxfords
A S. Ayres) Co
ASE Wasminu
August Tamm, SR
Germany
Isit
Case
Supreme Court of
New York
Wulschner
Hts Industries
Secretary
Indiasia
Dianapolis
Anany
A. W
Under Civil Service
Benjamin Harrison
Monument Association
Ary Freeman
Headquar
Ine
Institution For Deaf
Stephen Miller, A C., H. & D. Bag
Heenery
Etain
Lafayette
Albert Gall
West Washington St
Henry C. Smither
Pennsylvania St
C.aneshaensel & CO
Ohio Street
Union Painless Dentists
Monument
Clifford & CO
Massachusetts Ave
Lawrenceburg
Janes
Texas Oil
Texas OF and la Company
Moeller & Davidson
Lombard Bidg
Wales
Hollenbeck
Ilinois
Barber Supply Co
Waverley Electric Vehicles
Waverley
South East St
A. B. Meyer & CO
Portland
Association
AAA
Juliusc
Johnson- Woodbridge CO
I. H. Herrington
East Market St
W. H. Roll’s Sons
East
Uncle Ken
Bliss-Swain
DeWitt & Co
DeWitt’s
Frank H. Carter
Henry J. Huder
E. W. Stucky
State OF
Indianapolis Hardware CO
South Meridian Street
East Pearl Street
Indianapolis, Ind
F. R. Rice M. C. CO
Excelsior
Wellake
Aldwin Pianos
Paris
Felephone
D. H. Baldwin & CO
Grand Sire Cable
the Reliable Furniture and Carpet Co
South
Sentinel Printing Company
West Market Street
T H. T. Hearley Vehicle CO
Circle
Orginal
Gora
WM. H. Block CO
SAKS
Washington and
Pennsylvania
Saks & Company
Olivil
A. Burdsal Company
Cor
Maryland
la Tat
Gage
K. Pax Cory
Inter-State Travelers Guide
Ene Guide
Journal Printing CO
Maryland ST
S’teinyaywy
Indeanapolis
Ing
Red Hook
Iis Tee
Deparator Medical Lassistole
Lilinois Street
Jadiane Polts
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