The Buffaloes to Stage Bucktown Tale at Park Theater
William F. Leary treasurer and P A Brown advertising agent will spend weeks in New York before next season’s English’s Opera House opening. Lee M. Boda of the Ketcham theaters consults with Kian & Erlanger on new road attractions. The Park Theater hosts Jese The Past Life of Bucktown in song dance and spoken story by the Buffaloes next Monday and Tuesday with John Rucker and Harry Fidler leading. The minstrel war with Primrose Dockstader and W H West is declared off as those groups plan expanded tours with new features and a different class of show next season.
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William F. Leary
Opera House
P. A. Brown
New York
Lee M. Boda
Ketcham
English
Kian & Erlanger
Crescens
Ada F. Miller
Jese
Bucktown
Park Theater
The
Buffaloes
John Rucker
Harry Fidler
Pats
Park
Primrose
Dockstader
W. H. ‘West
New York Morning Telegraph
Jose
West
Benjamin D. Walcott
Janet Turner
Muncie
Irene Taggart
Maud Elliott
Adrionack Mountains
L. C. Little
William T. Marcy
Chicago
William Dugdale
Miss Dugdale Rave
Ontario
Canada
Labor officials head to Petersburg and factory towns
State Labor Commissioner McCormack travels to Petersburg to help settle a coal miners strike while State Factory Inspector McAbee surveys South Bend and Elkhart with Deputy In or Robinson. State Geologist Ichley and two assistants join a map making expedition. The third floor of the Statehouse is unusually quiet as meetings are discussed.
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McCormack
Petersburg
McAbee
South Bend
Elkart
Inor Robinson
Ichley
Dt O
Speers
Statehouse
William F. Curryer
Ive Oes Sale
Angens
Sale of polled Behrens and shorthorn cattle at Union stockyards
Lively bidding marked yesterday's sale of 45 head from C B McLain Danville Ind at the Union Stockyards. J H Martz Greenville Ohio paid high for a three year old cow. Oscar Hadley Brainte paid for a cow. John H H Peru paid, E A Proctor Eureka paid for a cow. Other sales topped.
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Union
C. BE. McLain
Danville
Ind
J. H. Martz
Greenville
Oscar Hadley
Brainte
John HH
Peru
E. A. Proctor
Eureka
County bids opened for courthouse elevator project
County Commissioners opened bids for a new courthouse elevator. Otis Elevator Co offered 16902 dollars while several firms listed 7300 9005 and other figures. J H Carr & Co bid 1.47 but the low bid was not understood until it matched its own specifications rather than the commissioners.
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Otis Elevator Co
Kincaid & Liggett Company
Barth Manufacturing Company
Blithope Elevator Company
J. H. Carr & Co
Los
Death of Mrs. D. W. Thompson in city home
Mrs D W Thompson died at her Harding street residence yesterday morning from a complication of diseases after a severe grip. She was fifty nine, had lived in the city three years, having moved from Denver the year before. The burial will be held at Danville tomorrow.
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D. W. Thompson
Harding Street
Danville
Meridian-street
M. E. Church
William A. Quayle
V. T. Malott
John N. Carey
Charles E. Coffin
H. P. Wasson
A. L. Mason
John C. Wright
J. D. Ely
J. P. Shipp
John E. Scott
H. B. Fatout
Silas Baldwin
J. T. Elliott
Indianapolis
Quayle
Meridian Street
Sorener
God Speed
Edward B. Rawls
Volney T. Malott
Eddy M. Campbell
Frank E. Gavin
A. R. Hovey
W. B. Burford
James W. Noel
Joseph T. Elliott
Oliver H. Carson
Joseph P. Shipp
R. S. Carr
Charles W. Fairbanks
Albert J. A Nig
George Pfau
Theodore B. Hatfield
St. Mary's Church
Father Scheideler
John Pfau
Charles Steffen
Thos. Legler
Herbert Faber
Emma Pfau
Henry Ferneding
Loretta Rink
North Capitol Avenue
T. A. Legler
John Barlow
Dayton
Emma Zoliner
Fred Bonnifield
Maid of Honor
Hms
Carl Ferns
He Norman
Hope
Claude Moore
Enn
A. da Va- Bebe
MMM
Beathi
Wyoming
Feast of Lanterns at Woodruff Place Inspires Citywide Festivities
The annual Feast of Lanterns at Woodruff Place showcases booths with Japanese decor, palm readings, a fortune teller, and a circus tent with a side show. About twenty autos offer rides, and Company C guards the event while young revelers enjoy dancing. Proceeds benefit the Free Kindergarten and Children's Aid Society.
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Woodruff Place
Cheiro
Powers
Children's Aid Society
C. L. Ritter
Miss Ritter
Irvington
Katharine Cox
W. F. Mitchell
Les Moines
J. H. Sloan
Santa Fe
N. M
Clifton Sloan
Kansas City
Ritter
N. G. Worth
B. Clarke
Sloan
James W. Noel
R. C. Browning
C. O. Carvin
Clara Gee
Nettle Campbell
Lois Dyer
Elsie Hall
Elizabeth Cooper
Charles A. Dyer
Carrie Howe
Ruth Ritter
Cordelia Butler
Verna Richey
Augusta Stevenson
Charlotte Powell
C. A. Dyer
J. W. Coates
Punch
Roye Dyer
Helen Cross
Aldine Sloan
Kate Thompson
Luke
Indianapolis Journal
Covington
Ind
Julia Luke
W. W. Luke
Lyman Spinning
Oklahoma City
O. T
Lake Home
East Liberty Street
Bertha Towey
Keely—Howe
Wabash
James T. Keely
Wabash Bridge and Iron Company
Harriet Louise Howe
Maurice S$. Howe
Indiana
G. B. Work
Wabash Street Methodist Church
Howe
John Gregory
William Wilmer
Presbyterian Church
Cartilege
Argus
North Amherst
Gregory
Warren Republican
Trustees of Woodruff Place Agree to Sewer Assessment
The Woodruff Place trustees signaled willingness to pay an equitable share on the East Michigan street sewer. Bids from last Friday will be held until the city engineer decides Woodruff Place's assessment. Joseph L. Gasper moves to enjoin the Gamewell fire alarm system contract as unreasonable. The Board of Health raises quarantine at No 19½ Alvord Street. no new smallpox cases this week and two quarantines remain to be raised within a week.
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Woodruff Place
Board of Works
East Michigan-street
Joseph L. Gasper
Prudential Life Insurance Company
Gamewell
Gasper
Board of Health
Alvord Street
Mason Jackson
Board of Works Rejects Bids for New York Street Pavement
The Board of Works again rejected bids for a wooden block pavement on New York street from Noble street to the Big Four tracks. City mpereee Jeup maintains the bids are too high.
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Board of Works
New York Street
Noble Street
Jeup
City pavement and sewer contracts and actions list
A long notice lists paving contracts for brick and cement roadways and sidewalks in multiple streets, with bidders W. K. Cooper Rogers & Dunlap G. T. Carson Eugene Sheehan and others, plus final actions final estimates orders appraisements and remonstrance referrals. It names streets from Pier son to Washington and many avenues and streets including Bellefontaine Missouri Illinois Nevada Prince of Ohio pacnecy.
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W. K. Cooper
Ottawa Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Coyner Avenue
Rogers & Dunlap
Georgia Street
New Jersey
East Street
Steele Street
Brookside Avenue
Newland Avenue
Rural Street
G. T. Carson
First Alley
Windsor Street
Windsor
Sterling
Eugene Sheehan
State Avenue
Pennsylvania Street
Thirty-second Street
Thirty-fourth Street
Dearborn Street
New York Street
Michigan Street
Nevada Street
Hillside Avenue
Second Alley
Pratt Street
Park Avenue
Ruth Street
Washington Street
Jackson Street
John Carson
W. F. Steele
Joel A. Baker
Illinois Street
Ohio Street
Pacnecy Place
Fix
Twenty-ninth Street
Northwestern Avenue
Almira Street
Fernway Avenue
Winter Avenue
Greenbrier Lane
Twenty-sixth Street
Senate Avenue
Arrest of Frank Schuster for running over child
Frank Schuster and a Messenger boy living on Mt Walcott street were arrested on an affidavit by Joseph Kranzer of 1 South East street charging Schuster with running over his little daughter. Schuster was riding on the sidewalk in front of Kranzer’s residence when the girl started to run across the walk the wheel struck her and her foot was severely injured.
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Frank Schuster
Mt Walcott Street
Joseph Kranzer
South East Street
Schuster
Kranzer
Wall Paper Firm Foreclosure Complicates Chattel Mortgage Suit
In Terre Haute yesterday Judge McMaster heard Joseph C. Bogard and Jacob N. Farr in a case seeking a receiver and dissolution of partnership amid alleged absences and stock disposals. Foreclosure actions accompany claims of a $497.99 bill with $399.99 due, plus transfers to Edward C. De Haven and wife. Local dispute centers on ownership and disposition of 4,000 worth of goods. assets at 609 Massachusetts Avenue are pledged by chattel mortgage. Eugenia McOnat sued Horace A. Comstock for 1200 rent plus penalties and fees for a storefront lease at 16 East Washington Street dating to 1898, with payments overdue since 1901.
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Jacob N. Farr
Wall Paper
McMaster
Superior Court
Bogard
Farr
Terre Haute
Hoefer, Meinken & Baeck Company
Bogard & Farr
Edward C. de Haven
Massachusetts Avenue
de Haven
Ofogard & Farr
Eugenia McOnat
Horace A. Comstock
East Washington Street
Comstock
Cross family will probate divides estate among six heirs
The will of Rachel Cross probated yesterday leaves her estate equally to her children James M Cross Samuel H Cross William C Cross Sarah E Clawson Dora Richardson and Analiza Moshell with 100 to grandson Fred Claw son. It sets aside 111 for James M Cross and 125 for Analiza Moshell to cover funeral expenses. Executors and administrators are named with bonds set: James M Cross as executor with 509 bond. Sophia Hert administratrix of Albert Hert Sr with bond three tenths. Lafayette Perkins administrator de bonis non of Rickett Hord estate with 300 bond.
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Rachel Cross
James M
Samuel H
William C. Cross
Sarah E. Clawson
Dora Richardson
Analiza Moshell
Fred Clawson
James M. Cross
Sophia Hert
Roel
Albert Hert, Sr
Lafayette Perkins
de Begus Non
Rickett Hord
Suit to Cancel Contract Over Fur Niture Purchase
John G. Hottman sues Carrie Phillips and William L Ripley to rescind a contract for fur niture. He paid $125 down on $9 worth of goods, claiming advanced age left him in a weakened mental state and delusion that prevented understanding the contract. He alleges not all goods were delivered and asks cancellation of notes and refund of money.
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John G. Hottman
Carrie Phillips
William L Ripley
Hottman
Judge Leathers hears Mayo versus Indiana Lead Glass Co for receiver
Judge Leathers of the Superior Court heard Walter Mayo's application against the Indiana Lead Glass Company to appoint a receiver. Mayo contends fellow stockholders tried to freeze him out and push a sale of his stake at a reduced price. The case continued to yesterday. David Gant filed for divorce from Georgia Gant, alleging her absences from the home and theft of his trunk and clothes.
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Leathers
Superior Court
Walter Mayo
Indiana Lead Glass Company
Mayo
David Gant
Georgia Gant
Eighty Two Cases Dismissed In Superior Court
In Judge Carter's room the docket was called yesterday and eighty two cases out of ten percent were dismissed for want of prosecution.
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Carter
Superior Court
Court opinions collide with notes on a Rushville case
A letter to the Editor critiques Indianapolis Journal coverage of the Rushville Co-operative Telephone Co v Irvin case, arguing the article misstates facts and relies on obiter dicta. The text then lists appellate and Supreme Court summaries on bank assignments and mandamus, noting holdings on note ownership, director authority, and related issues.
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Indianapolis Journal
Rushville Co-operative Telephone Company
Rush
Indianapolis
Persgraga
A. B. Irvin
Indiana Court Notices and Docket Highlights 1882 1967
A compact survey of appellate and circuit court actions across Indiana including rehearing denials in Swaim vs Windle and Makeiver vs Martindale, rulings on insolvency and corporate preferences, railroad liability tests, summary criminal cases, and numerous civil filings and foreclosures listed by county and court room.
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Windle
Huntington C. C
Makeiver
Martindale
Jasper CC
State
Hindman
Greene C. C
Fisher
Marion C. C
Vinson Carter
James M. Robinson
N. Rank
Ringolsky
Breen
Art
Barnes
Waters
Derbyshire Stone Co
Derbyshire
Hays
Willetts
Howard
Citizens
St. Ry. Co
Blooming Cider and
V. Co
Bluegrass Gro. Co
Rose
Furnas
Dawson
Mahoney
Bradford
Sanders
State of Indiana
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Wileon
Old Wayne Ins
Johnson
Meanley
Mann
Palmer
Clune
Martin
James
Greenleaf
Peters
Hunter Va
Butterfield
Western P
G. Co
Newman
Jordan
Royse
McAdams
Jones
Ind. Life Ins. Co
Gavin
L. D
Roth
Daggett
Murphy
Indianapolis St. Ry
Brewer
McClain
Miller
Raschig
Barr
Haas
Aufderhelde
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Golns
Stuckenberg
Bullock
Kresterer
Dunkle
Green
Press
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Harris
Emminck
Labman
Thompson
Sommers
Britton
Trader
Lilly, Jr
Carpenter
Conatroe
McCarty
Navin
Krauss
Holland
Herrod
Gauss
Anderton
Gil
Williamson
Kenrick
Scharfer
Matt
Baus
Collier
Yeager
Sauer
Harper
Circuit Court
Henry Clay Allen
Prin Nag
Labor Mass Meeting To Night In Germania Hall
Central Labor Union holds a mass meeting at Germania Hall tonight to back the strike of city machinists. Plans will discuss fundraising to sustain the strike as about 100 idle machinists exist among over 1,000 workers in the city.
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Central Labor Union
Germania Hall
Machinists’ Union
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