Various Indianapolis Businesses and Notices
A chaotic OCR fragment lists businesses and services in Indianapolis including florists, a laundry, patent lawyers, engineers, and trades such as elevators, cooper smiths, stove repairs, and storage. It also mentions a young lady seeking investment and a fatal runaway accident involving Mrs. Lilla Pratt and Miss Lucas returning to Anthony, Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilla Pratt
Edmonds
Idaho
Miss Lucas
Bishop Lucas
Beste
Ag Lucas
Anthony
Wabash fare dispute and a new Wisconsin Central freight station
The Wabash arbitration ruling creates two fare sets in the West, one standard and one differential, causing West of Chicago officers to protest as lines claim unequal facilities. Wisconsin Central opens a large Chicago freight station noted for steel construction, heavy elevators, scales, hydraulic pumps, and private lighting, with 2,700 piles driving the foundation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Martin
Wabash
Chicago
Kansas City
Usah
Lackawanna
Wisconsin Central
United States
Randolph Street
Rail expansion and agency reshuffles dominate rail news
New trains announced between New York and Buffalo to cut trip to twelve hours. Meeting at Chicago rejects longer Pan-American ticket limits while Western lines told to stay out of Eastern territory. General pages cover Liberal extension, new rails on the Pennsylvania system, and consolidation rumors among major carriers. Immigrant influx rising, and policy changes edge toward increased cross country routes with arbitration over pitted rates. Industry leaders, promotions, and appointments fill executive ranks as railroads push expansion and integration efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Bein
Pacific
Houston
Tex
Yesteray
Cincinnati
Hamilton & Indianapolis
Wabash
Hocking Valley
P. Clarke
Denver & Rio Grande
Jaude Hill
Wisconsin Central
Grand Rapids & Indiana
Big Four Bee
Indianapolis
Buffalo
New York
J. P. Bradfield
New York Central
Edgar van Etten
I. V. Mahoney
Western Trunk-Line Committee
T. B. Hamilton
Pennsylvania Lines
Cleveland & Pittsburg
Michigan
United Brotherhood of Railway
San Francisco
George Estes
B. A. Myer
Ek. J. Fraser
Pennsylvania
A. A. Zion
Belt Road
Hillside Avenue
Warren J. Lynch
Big Four
Chicago
Central Passenger Association
Cc. W. Pitts
Great Northern
Panhandle
Milford Center
Kent
Monon
Wabash River
Bedford
Ind
Westernssenger Association
Central
Association
A. Galloway
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
City
F. G. Boyd
Toledo, St. Louis
Kansas City
Detroit
Boyd
Mexico
J. N. Barr
Baltimore & Ohio
Milwaukee & St. Paul
T. W. Demarest
W. C. Pearce
Meltin
Northern Pacific
J. W. Kendrick
Santa Fe
Western Lines
Chicago, Rock Island & Parith
Liberal
Kan
Twist
Chi
Rock Island & Mexico
Delhart
Claude L. Brewer
Columbus
Neasany
Brewer
W. A. Beckler
Queen & Crescent
National Convention of
American Railway Association
American
Adams
United States Express
United States Express Company
M. W. Mansfield
Indianapolis & Vincennes
Pittsburg
T. C. M. Schindler
Cincinnati Northern
Schindler
Cincinnati Northern Division
W. C. Brown
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Lake Shore
G. W. Holdridge
Howard Elliott
F. A. Delano
L. A. Howland
New Orleans
Baltimore
Mississippi River
Erie
Galien
Marion
J. Q. van Winkle
Marton
Galton
Pittsboro
Lake Erie
Lake Shore Road
Arbitration
Averle
McLeod
Western Passenger Association
Italy
France
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
KN Tower
Upper Sandusky
Dunkirk
Fort Wayne
Arcola
United States
Pittsburg, Fort Wayne & Chicago Railroad Company
Francis T. White
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania Steel Company
Cassatt
International Association of Railway Suregons
Milwaukee
R. Goode
Mobile
Ala
J. A. Barr
McKeesport
Walter M. English
London
Ont
Lester Keller
Ironton
Bacon Sanders
Fort Worth
R. Miller
Knoxville
Tenn
Benjamin Tompson
Tama
A. L. Peterman
Parker
James Duncan
Toledo
Central Union plans fund raise, stock debate unfolds
W A Vail returned from the East saying President Sabin’s plan to raise 35 million in two years rests with stockholders. He noted uncertainty on funding method and that American Bell may back Sabin. Central Union stock traded around 40 on the Chicago Exchange after prior 47, with director J Russell Jones vouching for stockholder repayment if the proposal is endorsed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Vail
Central Union Telephone Company
Sabin
Mr. Vail
Central Union
Chicago Exchange
American Bell Telephone Company
J. Russell Jones
Chicago
Complaint of the Mayos Seeks Receiver for Indiana Lead Glass Co
Walter E Mayo and Daisy Mayo filed in Superior Court for appointment of a receiver to run Matthews Indiana Lead Glass Company, alleging a conspiracy by other officers. They claim mismanagement, underutilization of a 56-shop plant, withheld machinery, and breach of contracts including free gas valued at 10,000 to 12,000 dollars yearly. They seek a receiver to operate or, if unprofitable, to sell assets and distribute proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter E. Mayo
Daisy Mayo
Indiana Lead Glass Company
Matthews
Ind
Mayo
Matthews Land Company
Grand jury issues eight indictments and four releases
The June term grand jury filed its final report, returning eight indictments and four releases. Indicted were Plew, Riddle, and O'Bannon. Plew stands accused of assaulting Vickers in a West Washington street saloon. O'Bannon pleaded guilty to petit larceny and faces sixty days. Separate suits include Raleigh and Bloomer Young suing over damages, and Judge Allen delaying or stopping several divorce and mortgage exemption actions while investigations proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Coe
William le Barge
Gustus Francis
Jacob Jensen
le Barge
W. A. Watson
North Alabama Street
Watson
John Plew
Frank Riddle
William O'Bannon
Plew
Charles Vickers
West Washington Street
Vickers
Brayton
O' Bannon
Clarence McManus
Sarah Boyde
Clyde Wynegar
George Davis
William O'Banum
Wilson Brothers
William W. Carter
Superior Court
Liver W. Kelly
Daniel A. Chenoweth
Rose Nedegger
Vernon Insurance and Trust Co
Indiana
Circuit Court
Edward Barton
Joseph L. Heider
Alberta Gibbs
Charles E. Gibbs
Jefferson H. Sharpe
Walter
Mayo Et al
Indiana _ Lead Glass Co
Raleigh Thompson
Frank E. Thompson
the Cereal Manufacturing Co
Bloomer Young
The
National Glue Co
Probate report lists Atkins estate value at 442 745.30
The inventory shows personal property valued at 415 750 for Atkins Company and total assets including cash and other holdings reach 442 745.30. Court entries include numerous civil and criminal actions across Superior and Circuit Courts with judgments, foreclosures, divorces, and new suits filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE C. Atkins
Ee Ee
Ee Ee Ee Atkins Company
Higher Courts Record Minute Snapshots from State Appellate Briefs
Minutes and briefs across multiple jurisdictions outline assignments of errors in cases including The State versus Wayne County Council and James Mount administrator versus James Dehaven. Appellate records reference supplemental briefs and bonds, naming City of Elwood and Wabash Railroad in long list of district court records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
Samuel J. Johnston
Wayne County Council
Wayne C.C. Applebees
Appellate Court
James C. Mount
James J. Dehaven
Fayette C. C
John H. Bass
Otner
Daniel McDonald
Arshall c. C
Bond
City of Elwood
Martha J. Laughlin
Madison C. C
the Wabash Railroad Company
William M. de Hart
Warren C. C
Boni
Shoemaker's Holiday at English's Stirs Elizabethan Interest
The Shoemaker's Holiday to night at English's revives an old play with stage setting resembling the 1599 Fortune Theater. Trumpet blasts open the show and quaint between act music evoke Shaksperean production. Dress rehearsal at English's previews a lively Elizabethan audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fortune Theater
Shakspeare
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fpuseral Directors
Flanner & Aiuchanan
Kregelo
Delaware St
Okey Cement
Gokeyrial Vault Co
Madison Avenue
N. B. Groff
General Manazer
A. Diener
Washington
Inviana
Delaware
Engina
B. H. Farrell
W. Wash St
Statehouse
Society Notice
WRC
George H. Thomas W
Crown Hill van Iscarin
Jocile
Twiname
Romaine Armsthing
Bee
Fentalpha Ledge
Elmer A. Smythe
W. M. PT
Mquiddy
Ee Real
Ashland Ave
Fifteenth
Richie
Market St
AL We
Winston & Col
Dorsat
W. Selvage
Posehard
Ashland
Fifteenth St
A. F. Hall
Journal Counting Room
Eal Estate
Broadway
Jos. W. Selvage
Lombard Building
Morris Addition
Lombard
Mt. Nebo
Miliersville
Fhones
Frankton
Endiana
Lemcke
Acke Gralnands Karm
Miami County
Monarch Gasgine CO
BE. New York
Belt KR. R
Krent—Houses
Ollege Av
Sory & Appel
Heaton
Agyty
Apple Bakery
C. Thomas
Alabama
Bert
N. Dilmots St
Standard Smelter Company
Arigona
Wetober
Oran Peery
7 Law Building
Jeffersonville
Jeffereanville
CK Barnett
National Military Home
Grant County
Sealey
Ms Acuae
Justen
Indianapolis ‘Journal
Wm. L
Michigan Street
White River
Repaira and
Hes
Reedy & CO
Old & al Florists
Bertermann Bros
New No
Mass
Avey
N. del
Sit Laundry
Indianapolis Laundry Co
T. Suilvius & CO
Pennsylvania St
Thomas R. Bell
Ingalls Brock
H. Lockwood
Dls
Lemcke Building
Stegmenr Pros
N. Villnols St
Horace Wood
Virginia Avenue
Chotce
Obio St
Peerless Pees CO
H. C. Stevens
N. Senate Ave
Puneral
Vee Blanchard
Aanetaa
Tutewiler & Bon
Geiger, Fiske & Koop CO
Loutaville
Inceton Hotel
High Island Land & Otl Company
Moeller & Davidson
Care Journal
Groene Music CO
Ohio
Recker
E. B. Foltz & CO
Dept. I
Springheld
N. Lllinois
Pine
Monarch Gas Engine CO
New York St
Relt R. RB
Joseph Maier
New Tel
C. F. Sayles
East Market Street
Spann & CO
C. N. Williams & CO
Lemekie _Huildtas
Law Building
Rofmattis
California
Joseph Gardner
Kentucky Ave
Teleor
Joseph F. Haslinger
Massachusetts
Telephone
W. Market ST
BR. C. Light & CO
G. J. Barrows
Martin J. Pierce
Barrows
LIV
Pierce
Beit KR. R
F. Earhart
Léty Washington Street
Hoffman & Bonner
Wall Paper
WS North Mllinois Street
Mary A. Barker
Claypool
Chicago Optical CO
Ohio St
W. B
Mason
Pennsylvania Street
Aveedeaeapemenuneeeaeaen Ata Pathe Hoses
Fenneman
Minnesota
Home Stove CO
HAT Renovators
Union Transfer and Storage Company
Exstbic Street
Berline
Martin
Model Preighthouse
Northern Passenger Association
Ann Arbor
Mich
Mr. Sabin
Cerealine Manufacturing Company
National Glue Company
Judge Allen
Eva B. Parker
Orlando M. Parker
Sweeney
Leathers
P. Lodge
William Hammond
Mack Adams
Samuel Compton
Jona Whalen
Fred Douglass Lodge
K. of
Irvington
Hammond
Mortange
Margaret
Benjamin Smith
Smith
Allen
Joseph L. Helder
Broad Ripple
Helder
Heider
City Way
Rose Nedegager
Vernon Insurance and Trust Company
Martha Russel
Martha Russell
Smock
Lawrence Street
George W. Robert
Council of Physicians of
Tomson
Itenso
Tia Lata
IRS
Patton Bros
S. Meridian ST
Atkins Estate
the Court Record
John L. McMaster
Mary A. Gilmore
Claude I. Brillhart
Queen Ins. Co
City of Indianapolis
Byron A. Weller
Indianapolis Light and Power Co
James M. Leathers
Hamilton & Dynes
W. W. Hicks
William Hammonds
Vinson Carter
Jacob Joseph
Sadie David
Hebeeb T. David
Eliza Amick
City of
Henry Clay Allen
Herman Behrens
William Repher
Joseph Kramer
Emma L. McKenzie
Francis Marion Sark
William B. de Poy
Eugene Sauley
Eliza Bollier
Adolph Bollier
Eddie
Flora Bollier
Harriett Childs
Lillian L. Masters
James D. Maris
Lottie Hoyle
John Hoyle
Lottie McKey
Amanda Shobers
Robert Shobe
Amanda Kurtz
Willard W. Hubbard
Petter Johoneston
Criminal Court
Fremont Alford
Supreme Court
English
Butler College
Box Ofice
Fair Bank
Ostendorf
Ashington Park
Wheeling
Gas Office
Indianapolis Gas Co
J. A. Miles
Richland Center
Wis
E.c.dewirt & Co
Chicara
Bewitt’s
Frank H. Carter
Henry J. Huder
E. W. Stucky
A. B. Meyer & CO
Portland
North
E. C. Atkins & CO
South
lHnsels Streets
W. B. Barry Law and Supply Co
Penn
Morris
Indianapoli
Thomas Dekker
Ellaabeth
Sie Tessanes