Dangerous track delays Oldfield Cooper five mile race at state fairgrounds
Indianapolis Automobile Association meet proceeds with lighter machines racing and delays. Heavy rain left a soft slippery track forcing postponement of the Bar ney Oldfield vs Tom Cooper five mile match race. Winners include Earl Fisher and Frank Moore in lighter classes with wide crowd anticipated.
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Barney Oldfield
Tom Cooper
State Fairgrounds
Indianapolis Automobile Association
Fairgrounds
Oldfield
Cooper
Lee Fisher
Dr. Hodges
Winton
Maurice Hexen
Fisher
Apperson
Derango
Dixon
de Tango
Dr. Jameson
Peerless
Apperon
Harry Weller
Boone Miles
Indianapolis
Weller
Moore
H. V.xon
Cleveland
H. G. Wilcox
Lapel
J. A. Moore
Wilcox
Frank Moore
Joe Moore
Earl Fisher
Kiser
Dayton
Wideley
Racing Association
Olds
Blers
Franklins
Generals
Louis Derange
Earl Higher
Drivin Winton
Weldely
Drlving
Bari
Driving Pirate
Cooper-Oldfeld
Golf Match Set Between Fullerton and Collis at Country Club
Robert Fullerton and Harry Collis, former club instructor, are matched for a links contest at the Country Club next Thursday. Collis is with Fort Wayne now but will return to Indianapolis for the event. Billed as the most important golf match in Indiana, the clash could produce new records if weather cooperates.
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Robert Fullerton
Harry Collis
Collis
Fort Wayne
Indianapolis
Indiana
Fullerton
Riverside golf instructors named for three cornered match
F. W. Lennon Riverside golf instructor Harry Collis formerly of the Country Club and Robert Fullerton golf instructor at the Country Club have received an offer to play a three cornered match at Anderson on July 4 It is probable they will accept.
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F. W. Lennon
Riverside
Harry Collis
Country Club
Robert Fullerton
Anderson
Riverside spring golf championship round one postponed
The first round of the Riverside spring golf championship was delayed and postponed to this after noon due to rain, delaying play and triggering adjustments to the schedule for golfers and spectators.
Bids Opened for Cement Walks and Curbs in Indianapolis Streets
Board of Works routine lists bids from multiple firms for cement walks and curbs on Illinois east side from Arizona to 4.68 south, Thirty-sixth Street to Pennsylvania, and Oliver avenue from Divis street to Harding street. Bids include Indianapolis Construction Company and individual bidders such as Henry Maag, George Kessler, D H Fatout, M Lackey, P F Tall, and George W McCray with curb and combination curb and gutter prices ranging from about 1.24 to 1.99 per unit.
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Tion C
Polith
W. H. Abbott & Son
Oliver Avenue
Division Street
White River Bridge
American Construction
We Werne Senert & ‘Bor
George
Ee 'Mccray
Delaware Street
New York Street
First Alley
Captol Paving and Construction Company
Hudson Street
Capitol Paving and Construction Company
Ohio Street
Meridian Street
Bird Street
Wright Street
Buchanan Street
McCarty Street
Woodside Avenue
Southeastern Avenue
H. & D. D. Railroad
Illinois Street
Russell Avenue
Senate Avenue
Georgia Street
Chesapeake Street
Kentucky Avenue
Maryland Street
Arizona Street
Indianapolis
Menry Maag
Pennsylvania Street
George Kessler
D. H. Fatout
Indianapolis Construction Company
M. Lackey
P. F. Tall
Rolledee Stone Towner
Divis' Street
Harding Street
George W. McCray
Orpheus Everts Dies Aged Physician Of Indianapolis
Pioneer Indiana physician Dr. Orpheus Everts of College Hill near Cincinnati died at 8 o clock. A veteran of the Civil War he served in the Twentieth Indiana Infantry and later led nervous system treatment at the Cincinnati Sanitarium. He leaves a widow and three children, and had long affiliations with medical societies and publications.
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Indianapolis
Orpheus Everts
College Hill
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Sanitarium
Charles C. Everts
W. O. Robb
New York
J. K. Brice
Lima
Union County
Indiana
Sylvanius Everts
Rutland County
Vermont
Orpheus
Laporte
Ind
Indiana Medical College
University of Michigan
Rush Medical College
St. Charlee
Ill
Everta
Central Hospital For the
Twentieth
Indiana Infantry
Bull Run
Antietam
Army of the Potomac
Everts
American Medical Association
Death of John Berry Bright's disease takes known South Side resident
John Berry of 512 South Meridian street died yesterday morning from Bright's disease. He leaves a widow and three children William J. Berry Richard Berry and Mrs. P. J. Moriarity. Burial at Crown Hill with funeral at 2 PM Monday. He was a member of the Marion Club and Knights and Ladies of Honor.
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South Side
Bright
John Berry
South Meridian Street
William J
Richard Berry
P. J. Moriarity
Crown Hill
Marion Club
Knights and Ladies of Honor
Fourth of July Wounds Warns by Secretary Hurty Health Official
Secretary Hurty of the State Board of Health warns of Fourth of July injuries especially from blank cartridges and fireworks. He cites 192 deaths from lockjaw in Indiana, 63 percent from fireworks wounds, and stresses thorough cleaning and antiseptic dressing to prevent fatal tetanus. He notes many victims saw a doctor promptly, but treatment ranged from simple dressings to failed attempts to remove wads.
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Hurty
State Board of Health
Indiana
Gideon Wells
Chicago
One Bid For New Terminal Station At Chicago
Only a single complete bid arrived at Architect Burnham's Chicago office for the new terminal station and equipment. J B Schenck Co of Pittsburg submitted it, and it exceeded the architect's cost estimate. Many partial bids were received but all bids were rejected. The Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Co declined to state reasons for the rejections.
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Terminal
Chicago
Burnham
J. 8. Schenck & Co
Pittsburg
Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Company
Irs
Mile
Fake Foot Race Case Upsets Indiana Prisoner Freed
The Supreme Court reversed the State v Tyler Cruthers convict for aiding to fleece Lucius B Stout of 3100 in a fake foot race at Springfield Illinois The court held the offense occurred in two states and cannot be violated partly within and partly without Indiana Indictment quashed Cruthers to be returned from the Reformatory Horace W Carey faces a pending case The deal was said to be arranged in Hamilton county days before the race
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Supreme Court
Tyler Cruthers
Lucius B. Stout
Springfield
Til
Cruthers
Horace W. Carey
Noblesville
Jordan
Stout
Hamilton County
Illinois
Indiana
Reformatory
Mrs Flaherty Perturbed in Guardian Case
Ellen Flaherty now in Ireland formerly of Indianapolis filed a letter with Probate Commissioner Walker. She had been guardian of Mary Hardeman, took the child abroad, and now cannot act as guardian in Ireland. Judge Asker authorized sending part of the girl’s interest on $2% to Mrs. Flaherty to help with clothing and board.
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Ellen Flaherty
Ireland
Indianapolis
Walker
Elias Jacoby
Loneywell
Boys and Toys in Court
Twenty two boys aged eight to fourteen were before Judge Stubbs in Juvenile Court for taking toys from a box car on the Big Four tracks. Some treated it lightly while others faced the seriousness. older boys had stolen most items, while younger ones took part in relief. Proceedings noted lessons on respecting others’ property and local youths were sent home. In separate cases, three older boys were fined five dollars in Police Court with suspended sentences. John Bridges was fined fifteen dollars and costs in Criminal Court after an appeal.
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Stubbs
Brookside
Whallon
Minnie Matthias
Emrichville
Alford
John Bridges
Cee Criminal Court
Multiple court actions and divorces listed in Fremont court notes
In Room 1 Judge Minnie Owings grants divorce for John L. McMaster and assigns custody of minor children. Other cases include notes on Hitt v Fuller, Leathers room sessions, Wilson v Crabtree, Commercial Trust Co. v Rational Sanatorium, and criminal assault with fines. New suits filed include damages against Indianapolis Street Railway, foreclosures, venue petitions, multiple divorces, libel suit, and improvement liens across Superior and Circuit Courts.
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John L. McMaster
Minnie Owings
Wiley Owings
Daniel Hitt
Edmund Fuller
James M. Leathers
Sarah Wilson
James W. Crabtree
Hvyid
Commercial Trust Company
Rational Sanatorium Company
Vinson Carter
Frances Thompson
Ralph Thom
Owner
Music Company
Alfred Hoberg
Fremont Alford
John Bridges
Amanda Fender
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Superior Court
Frank J. Lee
Wilhelm L. Rohde
Circuit Court
American Condensed Milk Company
Lela P. Smyth
Noah B. Genet
Lizzie Crouch
Curtis Crouch
Belle Barrett
Bukir H. Barrett
Ae. Neal
Charles R. Williams
Alndianapolis
John W. Williams
City Bond Company
Herman E. Martens
Improvement Sen
Higher Courts Record Supreme Court 1995
Supreme Court entries discuss Burns Indiana railroad lien fees, Caruthers banke steering insufficiency, and Indiana appellate notes. Cases cited include T H L Ry Co vs Salmon Boone Vanderburg Frank H Keiser Sisson Zeigler Lane and Bowers with minors of Hamilton Elkhart Blackford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Keiser
William A. Mills
Hamilton
C. C. Appellee
Boone
Joshua S. Sisson
Joseph Carithers
Vanderburg
C. C. Daraie Lees
Henry C. Zeigler
Board of Commissioners
Blackford County
Blackford c. C
Appellate Court
Lane
Life Insurance Claims and Court Rulings Summary
The court considers executor duties to verify estate claims and defenses, noting a bond liability for damages due to neglect. It references Life Assurance Co. vs Haughton with a policy requiring death proofs within a year, and discusses jury verdicts where answers are uncertain, plus several rehearing petitions and decisions across various cases in multiple courts.
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Wiley, J
Alden
Allen C. C
Black
Statesman Vs
Statesman
Elkhart c. Co
Kimble Vs. Board of Commissioners, Parente c. C
Miller Vs. Wayne, Etc
Association
Henry C. C
Lo & L. Ry. Co
Martin
Greene C. C
Supreme Court
Nathan B. Moore
IOWA PLAN AWAITS YOUNG PLAN VOTE IMPACT
The Iowa plan drew strong opposition with Illinois Iowa Nebraska Kansas Minnesota Wisconsin voting against the readjustment while Michigan and Ohio backed it. Northcott urged representative government and warned the plan must not overburden the young, or risk driving insurance out of the society. Head Clerk Hawes suggested rivals favored the Young plan but lacked the courage to vote it, noting opposition came from conservative states.
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Illinois
Iowa
Ebraska
Kansas
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Ohio
Northcott
Journal
Hawes
Woodmen
Woodmen aid floods with $50000 grant from Head Camp
The Modern Woodmen of America voted to spend 50000 to aid victims of Kansas and Missouri floods. Ex ecutive council will oversee disbursement with local committees. The Head Camp chose Milwaukee as the next convention site on the second ballot 269 to 93 with others in the mix. A policy shift lowered delegates per state to 3% and raised per-delegate representation to 2000, while a supreme board of physicians was proposed to supervise head physicians and cut unjust payments. The per capita tax was fixed at $1.
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Woodmen of
America
Kansas
Missouri
Tomlinson Hall
Executive Council
Talbot
Hawes
Milwaukee
Wis
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Los Angeles
Badger City
Dark Horse
Los Aneles
Des Moines
lIa
River
Cal
Portland
Ore
Law Committee
Supreme Board of Physicians
Board of Head Physicians
Supreme Board of Hysicians
Woodmen Cross Mason and Dixon Line First Time
Modern Woodmen of America crossed the Mason and Dixon line yesterday morning. Virginia and Kentucky were admitted, and District of Columbia also admitted. Arizona approved by 218 to 178.
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Woodmen of America
Virginia
Kentucky
District of Columbia
Arizona
Head Camp History Shaping Modern Woodmen Growth
The Woodmen and Foresters encampment in Indianapolis advances its reach as members predict a rise from 730,000 to 1,000,000 within two years, while Southern states may join. The piece recounts historic jurisdiction expansions since 1882 and notes key figures, meetings, and a gambling expulsion case affecting Hancock Michigan.
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Centralia
Ill
Illinois
Wisconsin
Iowa
Minnesota
Dakota
Nebraska
Indiana
Ohio
Idaho
Wyoming
Montana
Washington
Oregon
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
California
Colorado
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Maryland
Delaware
New Jersey
New York
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Vermont
New Hampshire
Maine
Nevada
Utah
Interurban Trunk Line Formation in Michigan
By merging several small interurban companies in Michigan, a new trunk line emerges. The consolidation aims to strengthen regional rail service, streamline operations, and expand electric railway reach across multiple counties and cities. Details on routes, timetable integration, and projected start dates await official announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Chi
Michigan Indiana Electric Trac tion Co Incorporation Aimed at Chicago Link
Cago Michigan Indiana Electric Trac tion Company was incorporated in Michigan this week with a capital stock of 3000. The company plans a three state trolley link from Benton Harbor through Michigan City and Hammond to Chicago. The line will serve as a trunk route for Indiana firms into Chicago. Construction work to start at once.
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Cago, Michigan
Indiana Electric Traction Company
Michigan
Benton Harbor
Michigan City
Hammond
Chicago
Indiana
Northern Indiana Teachers Set April Meeting in Winona
The executive committee of the Northern Indiana Teachers Association met in the superintendent's office yesterday and fixed the time for the next gathering. They decided to convene in Winona during the first week of April. Committee members listed include Chairman A. E. Greenfield and J. E. at New Castle among others from Delphi Farmland Boswell Marion Syracuse and more.
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Northern Indiana Teachers’ Association
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Winona
A. E. Ar
Greenfield
J. E
New Castle
J F. Thornton
City
J. O. Batchelor
Farmland
J. O
Delphi
C. F. Miller
Boswell
P. Copeland
Marion
E. C. King
Deine
A. A.norris
Syracuse
Pardons Board Meets Governor on Report Procedures
The State Board of Pardons held a conference with Governor Durbin yesterday afternoon to discuss how reports should be made. The governor urged the board to send detailed recommendations and suggested issuing a report at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Pardons
Durbin
Bo Barry
Police seek missing women tied to Londonderry estates case
Police try to locate Mrs Rose Ann Lafferty and Jane Ward formerly of Philadelphia believed in Indianapolis. They are linked to recent valuable estates near Londonderry and to Wilfred Powell the British consul at Philadelphia. Mayor Bookwalter notes investigators continue work as women may be in danger of delay in action on cases.
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Rose Ann Lafferty
Jane Ward
Philadelphia
Indianapolis
Londonderry
Land
Wilfred Powell
Mayor Bookwalter
Hear Eugene Cowles at Fair Bank Matinee Evening Encore
Only two opportunities remain for Indianapolis residents to hear Eugene Cowles sing at Fair Bank as his engagement closes this evening. He will perform love ballads at the matinee with Ostendorf's concert band providing a program of music. Next week features Miss Caseby and Kees V Prosser with D M Parry nearing completion of a new residence near the Country Club.
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Inedianapolis
Eugene Cowles
Fair Bank
Ostendorf
Miss Caseby
Kees V. Prosser
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Fairbury
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Grand Island
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