Large wholesale deal seals Severin & Co absorption by Schnull & Co
A lengthy negotiation ends with Schnull & Co purchasing Severin & Co a wholesale grocers firm begun by A. & H. Schnull and later renamed Severin & Co. The deal consolidates leadership under G A Schnull and Henry Severin Jr while consolidating offices at 110 116 South Meridian Street and 101 South Meridian Street. Many staff shift to Schnull Co. with plans tentative for Severin Wocher interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schnull & Co
Severin & Co
C. L. Dietz & Co
G. A. Schnull
Severin, Schnull & Co
Henry Schnull
Henry Severin, Sr
Frederick Ostermeyer
Bergen Applesate
Julius Wocher
Henry Severin, Jr
Frederick Ostermeyer, Jr
Jus Wocher
Augustull
South Meridian Street
A. & H. Schnull
Wiliam J
Schnull Co
In & Co
Southian Street
Severin
Wocher
McClure and Tarkington Visit Friends in City
McClure and Mrs. McClure are visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Tarkington on North Pennsylvania Street on their way to New York. They will leave today for Europe after saying they have been away from the office for a year. McClure says he is regaining strength amid long travels and insists the visit is personal, not business related to his publishing house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClure
John
Tarkington
Booth Tarkington
Pennsylvania Street
Mr. Tarkington
Indiana
Monsieur Beauesire
Mr. McClure
Robbed a Hod Carrier in Delaware Street Incident
Detective Holtz accosted Charles Botts who denied holding up anyone. About an hour earlier Botts robbed Thomas Wilson, a hod carrier, of $14.50 in an alley by the New York store. Botts demanded $2 change for $10, grabbed the envelope, and fled after Wilson could not split the sum. Botts, living at 427 Area Street, resisted briefly before being taken to police headquarters. One arm injury noted, suspected to be a serious wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Botts
Holtz
Thomas Wilson
Wilson
Botts
Area Street
Strikers Fail to March at Standard Wheel Works
Demonstration plan abandoned as officials deterred the rally. At 4 pm, no line of workers formed outside the plant and no disturbances occurred while nonunion men continued work amid no confrontations or demonstrations near the facility. Nearby notices advertise new pianos at Wulschner's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
McCormack Ferees
Industrial City promoters report $100000 stock subscribed
Promoters of the Industrial City project announce $100000 of stock has been subscribed with an $300000 goal. The land option runs to August 1 as manufacturers show interest. Two factories have agreed to locate, one producing cutlery and hardware and the other textile fabrics. The plan includes a central freight station and sidetracks, with a model city for laborers and close-to-work homes. Local businessmen largely supportive, few dissenters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ceprpenterys
Gift To Chapman Post Presents Personal War Sketches
At a George H. Chapman Post G A R meeting D M Parry presented a handsome bound volume titled Personal War Sketches to record each member’s military history. Post commander F E Swift accepted the gift praising its art and the veterans’ service, with remarks about the nation’s pride and unity. The evening included songs and speeches by R B Beath Milton Garrigus Charles Brown Irvin Robbins R M Smock and Captain W H Armstrong ahead of the upcoming national encampment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Chapman Post
D. M. Parry
F. E. Swift
Parry
America
Mabel Eden
Lottie Seward
R. B. Beath
Grand Army of the Republic
Mr. Beath
Milton Garrigus
Kokomo
Charles Brown
Irvin Robbins
R. M. Smock
W. H. Armstrong
Governor Denies Parole Inmate Who Lies To Die In Prison
A sorrowful woman and her husband request release for her tuberculosis stricken brother from Jeffersonville Reformatory. The governor cites the prisoner’s bad conduct and confinement, but learns the inmate is dying and cannot be moved. The superintendent notes a brother in the same institution, kept undisclosed by the governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffersonville Reformatory
Reformatory
Durbin
Vernor Durbin
Opening of New Cellhouse at Indiana Reformatory
Secretary Butler of the State Board of Charities traveled to Jeffersonville for the public opening of the new Indiana Reformatory cellhouse. Six single-occupancy cells offer commodious quarters as inmates are expected to be moved in today. The $8,000 cost claims to rank among the finest cellhouses in the world with an elaborate heating and inflation system designed for inmate comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
State Board of Charities
Jeffersonville
Indiana Reformatory
Reformatory Band Performs For Visitors
L G Rothchild described the Reformatory in Louisville and Jeffersonville visiting the reformatory. He praised the new cellhouse calling it a handsome structure resembling a battleship and noted inmates form a well trained musical band scheduled to perform for visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. Rothchild
Enlarged Facilities at Postoffice Mailing Department
The mailing department is being remodeled to enlarge outgoing mail distribution. Three new steel tables and reorganized sack racks will improve efficiency. Indiana mail sacks are duplicated on both sides of the table to enable a double force of clerks, with a circular end rack for straight mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postoffice
Indiana
Col Beath Talks of G A R and Insurance Leader in Philadelphia
Col Robert B Beath of Philadelphia a past commander in chief of the Grand Army of the Republic tours the Northwest for United Firemen Insurance Company. He notes G A R presidents in Philadelphia and says youth should learn Memorial Day meaning while wearing an artificial leg from a Civil War wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert B. Beath
Philadelphia
Grand Army of the Republic
Indianapolis
Northwest
United Firemen's Insurance Company
Colonel Beath
Bates
Grand Army
Denver
Pennsylvania
Col. Beath
Richmond
Memorial for E C Atkins from Southern Hardware Association
At Asheville convention the Southern Hardware Jobbers Association adopted a memorial for E C Atkins of Indianapolis. Born Bristol Conn, he built a leading hardware business after moving west in 1857, endured a fire twice, treated employees as friends, and died April 18 1901 at age sixty eight. The memorial notes his Christian character and urges his example as a model of success and integrity. Committee: Jong Donnan B F Eshleman C H Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Hardware Jobbers’ Association
Asheville
N. C
E. C. Atkins
Indianapolis
Indiana
Mr. Atkins
Bristol
Conn
Ind
West
Atkins
Jong Donnan
B. F. Eshleman
C. H. Ireland
Four Counties Out of Debt Penalty Pending Settlement Day
The state auditor will not enforce penalties against four counties Fayette Vigo Clay Tippecanoe as settlements are expected to be reported tomorrow or Tuesday. Marion’s was late yesterday. Yesterday’s settlements included Vanderburgh Allen Steuben Putnam and others with amounts paid and school deductions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auditor of State
Fayette
Vigo
Clay
Tippecanoe
Marion County
Vanderburg
P. J. Enter
Allen
John H. Rohan
James Darby
Steuben
A. W. Long
Put- Fam
James L. Browning
Witzerland
James P. Oris
Cc. Peat
Marion County Settlement Highlights In Tax Collection
Marion county settlement shows Treasurer Koehne collecting 80,661.52 in delinquent taxes since December. He held 9,628.69 in payments and took back 117,643.38 as part of the settlement while Armin C. Koehne oversaw the process alongside other new treasurers making strong showings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Armin C. Koehne
Marion County
Koehne
Funeral for General Fred Knefler Set at 6 A.M.
Funeral services for General Fred Knefler will be held at his late home at six o’clock tomorrow in a simple ceremony with no decorations. Pallbearers are select former comrades from the Seventy-ninth and Eleventh Indiana Regiments. Burial will be at Crown Hill. the Bar Association plans a meeting in the Superior Court room to discuss the death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Knefler
Seventy-ninth
Indiana
Knefler
R. §. Foster
Eli F. Ritter
George W. Parker
Daniel Wait Howe
John G. Dunbar
Greencastle
R. S. Foster
George F. McGinnis
Lew Wallace
Crown Hill
The
Bar Association
Superior Court Room
Memr
Excursion to Lafayette and Big Four route trains offer summer travel
Notice invites tourists to mail Daily and Sunday Journal to any U S or Canadian address with free forwarding, and details a June 23 excursion to Lafayette via Big Four. It promotes round trip fares to Petoskey and Harbor Springs, announces new Grand Rapids to Harbor Springs daylight service, and calls for a name for the fast new train with submissions due June 22 to C L Lockwood Grand Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily
Sunday Journal
United States
Canada
Petoskey
Harbor Springs
Richmond
Ind
Fort Wayne
Kalamazoo
Mich
Grand Rapids
Traverse City
Bay View
Harborprings
C. L. Lockwood
Grand Ane & Indiana Railway
Big Four
Special fast trains schedule announced
Two special fast trains are listed. The first departs at 6 30 a m without local stops. The second departs at 7 15 a m and stops only at Rushville Connersville and Hamilton. Return departures from Cincinnati are at 6 20 pm.
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Rushville
Connersville
Amilton
Cincinnati
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J.C. Sipe
North Meridian St
East Washington Street
Severin & CO. AB
McLure
Detective Holtz
Wulschner’s
Chapman Post
Improv
Als
Ing Department
Col
OF the Grand Army
Dunlap's
Seaton’s Hat Store
Lafayette
Indianapolis Union Station
Lawrenceburg
Aurora and Way
Aurora
Reservoir Park
Paris
Vandalia-Pennsylvania Lines
Alumni Association of
Indiana University
Pennsylvania Lines
Michigan
Janes
Massachusetts Avenue
William Hagerhorst
W. F. Kissel
North Meridian Street
Lally Bros
Taylors
Hayes Bros
Indiana Avenue
Herper
Noel & Co
Illinois
Sixteenth
Hoosier Printing Co
West Washington
Virginia Av. A
E. Ohlo St
Delaware St
B. Crai
Mueller
Kirksville, Mo
A. T. Still
Spaunhurst Institute OF Osteopathy
Stevenson Building
Lake View Hotel
Wawasee Lake
Beck & Emig
Wawasee, Inc
Sunset Cottage
Bay Shore
Frank Hamilton
Mapleside Farm
Vmvian Rodgers
Dowaciac
Carl L. Rost
Illinois Street
Bates House
Coffy
Massachusetts Ave
Central Printing Co
Alabama St
R. W. Furnas Ice Cream Co
de Dion-Bouton
Indianapolis Automobile and Bicycle Co
North Pennyylvania St
Waverley
SES
Waverley Factory
South East St
A. B. Meyer & CO
Portland
North
Pennsylvania St
Geo. J. Marott
Sw" B.burford
Wy. H. Roll’s Sons
East
Washington Street
the Reliable Furniture and Carpet Co
South
Vinci
Henry J. Huder
Washington Streets
Dr.Emerson Druley Optician
First Square
D. H. Baldwin & Co
Merchants’ Association
Minois
F. R. Rice M. C. CO
St. Louis
UNION
State OF
Indianapolis Hardware CO
East Peak Street
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