Paying Off the Bonds as Indiana Cances Bonds Early
Indiana State Auditor Hart returns from leave to sign checks totaling 300000 to call in bonds. The payments reduce outstanding bonded debt with more redemptions planned under Governor Durbin. The move boosts state finances via canceled bonds and new income from insurance fees and foreign corporation law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart
New York
Indiana
Winslow, Lanier & Co
Greenwich Savings Bank
South Brooklyn Savings Institution
Durbin
Reformatory
Central Hospital
South
Dangeee
Purdue University Endowment
State University Atmington
Insurance Department of the
State Auditor's Office
State
Knights of Honor Anniversary Event at Ma sonic Hall
Knights of Honor celebrate twenty eighth anniversary with an evening of music speeches and recitations at Ma sonic Hall tomorrow. The order began in Louisville on June 30 1873 and now ranks as a major fraternal benefit group with substantial paid benefits. Evansville lodges celebrate today and state delegations are invited. The program features Miss Bertha Merediths orchestra a welcome by Brother Young Indianapolis several solos duets and readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Honor
Masonic Hall
Louisville
Golden Lodge
United Peace
D. 8
Biggs
Boston
Noah M. Givan
St. Louis
Indiana
John Rere
Zipp P. D
J. W. Jacobs
Jeffersonville
Evansville
Bertha Meredith
Brother Young
Indianapolis
Blanche Cooper
Helen Sergeant
Miss Hunter
Miss Meredith
Freeman Wright
Misses Mansfield
Ashington Lodge
K. of
Gertrude Angell
A. J. Hess
Kentucky
Miss Wilson
Misa Meredith
Famous Orchestra
Miss Mansfield
Veteran Firemen Picnic At Broad Ripple Park
The old veteran hand engine firemen plan a Saturday picnic at Broad Ripple Park with music dancing an Indian village full-blood Winn ebago band and canoe races. Prof B F Gresh will MC. General S Coburn will recount the century old fire service. Benefits go to elderly firemen aged eighty to ninety two with committees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broad Ripple Park
B. F. Gresh
Aquatic Club
Coburn
John Co
John C. New
Byron Kott
George W. Siean
Thomas V. Co
Charles E. Brigham
James A. Furgason
John L. Avery
Daniel Shearer
M. Chill
Henry B. la Rue
M. Meredith
Frank Wilson
John M. Bohmie
James N. Stevens
George W. Pitta
S Brademir
Thomas W. Demmertly
M. Robbins
Julius A. Neumeyer
Jame Miliender
Gaham Hughes
James Twiname
Charles H. Rihl
Chris. F. Bieshore
Samuel Wallace
Menry C. Miller
A . Petty
Erastus Scott
Samuel E. Sones
George W. Owings
Notary Seal Commission Sparse Day at State Office
A sparse day at the secretary of state office saw only one application for a notary seal commission and just one new articles of incorporation filed. The limited activity marks an unusually light reporting period for business filings and official notarization requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of State
Instrument Firm Formed In Indianapolis By Schmid Rappaport
The E. Schmid Surgical Instrument Manufacturing Company of Indianapolis is capitalized at $6,000 to produce surgical veterinary and metal instruments and apparatus including braces. Directors named are Emerich Schmid Philip Rappaport and Leo M Rappaport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Schmid
Vigo County Settles State Tax Proportions
Treasurer John L. Walsh presented Vigo County’s long delayed settlement sheet. Vigo paid 4 114.08 as its state tax share for the first half of the year and received 25 788.90 for school purposes. Settlement Clerk O T Parker noted the 5 cent benevolent levy yields 369 312 78, the 3 cent debt sinking levy 221 478 90, and the 12 3 cent educational fund 123 250 82 for Terre Haute State Normal School Indiana University and Purdue University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Walsh
Vigo County
Auditor of State
Vigo
O. T. Parker
State Auditor's Office
Educational Institution Fund
State Normal School
Terre Haute
Indiana University At
Bloomington
Purdue University At
Lafayette
Writ of habeas corpus sought for John Ross held in Insane Hospital
Report on the habeas corpus petition filed in Judge Leathers's court for John Ross's release from the Insane Hospital. The petition alleges improper lunacy proceedings and improper inquest procedures led by Justice Lockman, with Ross visited at Tulane Hospital and signing the petition himself. Elizabeth Cranen, who affidavited, says she saw Ross only once and relies on doctors. Additional notes cover Charles A. Taylor, another insanity case, and remarks by Dr Wilmer Christian on affidavits and protection for relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ross
Insane Hospital
Hynes
Elizabeth Cranen
Ross
Charles A. Taylor
H. C. Roney
Mr. Roney
Taylor
Edenharter
Roney
Irvington Man Declared Of Unsound Mind
Sterling E. Pearce a 76 year old resident of Irvington was yesterday declared of unsound mind. He believes he will be placed under arrest and experiences other hallucinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling E. Pearce
Irvington
Riverside Park hosts open handicap finals in golf
The Riverside Park open handicap finals concluded yesterday afternoon with Wrenn Root capturing first prize four McGregor clubs, Walter Barcus taking a golf coat, W. C. Miller earning a Riverside Park locker for a year, and Clifton Johnson receiving six golf balls. Scores were generally strong despite Hanna and Perry’s poor rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Park
Wrenn Root
Walter Barcus
W. C. Miller
Clifton Johnson
Hanna
Perry
Vital statistics June 29 notice itemized births and deaths
The list records births and deaths with names and addresses including Joseph and Daisy Branford at Maxwell street for a girl, K Harvey and May Love at Bates street for a girl, Charles and Christina McVey at West Thirty seventh street for a boy, and deaths for Wilson with skull fracture and Martha A Bradley with heart degeneration, plus other entries and ages in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M
Myrtle Cold
Laurel Street
Ae and
Clara Miller
Hamburg Street
K. Harvey
May Love
Bates Street
Charles and
Christina McVey
West
Thirtyseventh Street
Alvord Street
Meningus
Wilson
New York Street
Martha A. Bradley
Bellefontaine Street
Stary Trebck
List of Couples in Local Marriage Notices
The record lists pairs including William H. Perer with Anna May Grace, John H. Boyle with Effie Riper, James B. Sucher with Eliza Pennell, Everett uene with Catherine Lurber, Harry Weghorst with Fannie Tinney, Edwin Berson with Jennie Rebeccs Condell, Alva Chamness with Lottie M. Foster, Jeane H. Smith with Ella A. Kirby, George W. Fisher with Lena BR. Jones, Junelia Young with Je Brown, and Charles C. Kenny with Minnie McElroy, among others in the surrounding notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Perer
Anna May Grace
John H. Boyle
Effie Riper
James B. Sucher
Eliza Pennell
Everett Uene
Catherine Lurber
Harry Weghorst
Fannie Tinney
Edwin Berson
Jennie Rebeccs Condell
Alva
Chamness
Lottie M. Foster
Jeane H. Smith
Ella A. Kirby
George W. Fisher
Lena BR. Jones
Junelia Young
Je Brown
Charles C. Kenny
Minnie McElroy
Indiantans Receive Multiple Certificate Issuances
A long list details certificates issued to numerous named individuals across Indiana. Entries include original, additional, renewal, supplemental, and increase designations with varied sums. Names cover cities such as Auburn Hanover Marion Indianapolis Fort Wayne and others, with scattered notes on special accrued and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Woodermier
Auburn
Larry Sanders
Hanover
Jesse A. Scott
National Military Home
Marion
Cornelius McGlinchy
Everton
Wiliam H. Myers
Eaglesville
James A. Wright
Sullivan
Thomas J. Debolt
St. Paul
Samuel Alexander
Koyeroe
Albert A. Chester
Indianapolis
A. Zimmerman
Casperville
Martin It Fly
Madison
Abraham Wheetchel
Fortville
Charles H. Ham
Stapford
William J. Lester
John Heaton
Huntingburg
Talton Bro
Greensburg
Mathew Taylor
Sycamore
George Simson
Floyds Knobs
Unique Complaint Filed In Indianapolis Divorce Case
Louisa Schafer sues Jacob Schafer for divorce in Marion County Indiana alleging fourteen years of residency in Indianapolis with six children. She claims repeated drunken sprees, abuse and threats to kill, loss of employment, and that he beat the family forcing them to flee, with arrests for various causes and Lena born recently. The complaint, a long one sentence, asks the court to grant a divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa Schafer
Jacob Schafer
Indianapolis
Marion County
Indiana
St. Louis
Lena
Old Case Recalled In Marion County Court
Judge Allen's court revived an old litigation by filing a petition to settle a claim arising from the absconding of John E Sullivan, clerk of Marion county. Silas M Shepard Jr, successor receiver, settled a $2,600 claim against the estate of Elorace R Allen, with funds handled by Ambrose B Stanton trustee, and Shepard was discharged after winding up the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
John E. Sullivan
Marion County
Silas M. Shepard, Jr
Sullivan
Shepard
Elorace R. Allen
Ambrose B. Stanton
Divorce Law Attacked In Moorman V Moorman Case
Judge Carter heard a petition to reinstate a suit dismissed for failure to deposit fees under a new divorce law. William S. Moorman sues Alforetta Moorman. petitioner argues the law cannot affect actions filed before its passage and calls it local legislation unconstitutional. W B Schwartz filed the petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
William 8. Moorman
Alforetta Moorman
Indianapolis
W. B. Schwartz
Suit to Quiet Title Involving Art Association and Talbott Property
The Indianapolis Art Association, Mary T. C. Howe and John C. Wright as guardian and next friend of Mabel Wright Talbott filed suit to quiet title to property purchased by the Art Association and to property held by plaintiffs and neighborhood residents. They trace ownership from Samuel Henderson to Elizabeth Talbott via Elizabeth Tinker, noting a 1850 deed transfer and later subdivision. Due to potential description errors and numerous complications, the complainants seek quiet title to all involved property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Art Association
Mary T. C. Howe
John C. Wright
Guardian
Mabel Wright Talbott
The
Art Association
Samuel Henderson
Theroperty
Elizabet Tinker
Elizabeth Talbott
Suit over Luther Johnson will and heirs prompt action
Lelia Pearl Murphy sues James McClelland Johnson Gertrude Johnson Laura Belle McCullough and Halford Johnson to quiet title and determine the will's construction. She claims the 70 acre Allisonville Road tract was intended for her, representing her mother's interest as Luther Johnson’s daughter. The defendants assert the land is a life interest. In a separate note Eliza Amick, defeated in damages, filed for a new trial after Judge Carter's court. The case drew wide attention as to admissibility of evidence and enduring injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lelia Pearl Murphy
James McClelland Johnson
Gertrude Johnson
Laura Belle McCullough
Halford Johnson
Ftle
Luther Johnson
James McClelland
Allisonville Road
Eliza Amick
Bermudez Asphalt Company
New Telephone Company
Carter
Fremont Alford
John Banks
Patsey Slavin
John Ross
George F. Edenharter
Marion Boneee
Anna Lieee
Asberry G. Allen
Luther Shannon
James McC. Johnson
Louisa Schafer
Jacob Schafer
Marion Trust Company petitions for probate distribution
Marion Trust Company as executor of Friederich Ostermeyer seeks probate court authority to distribute assets, stating $19,967.74 on hand. It requests payment of a $5.00 special bequest to Mollie Suel and $1,000 to the German Lutheranians Home, plus quarterly distributions to other heirs beginning July 1. John Chestnutt named executor of Mary L. Gray's will yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Trust Company
Friederich Ostermeyer
Mollie Sueul
Guardian and Administrator Appointments Lumina Probate
A guardian for Mary L. Ray was appointed after posting a $6,000 bond and a $4,000 personal bond was noted. Henry C. Keil was named administrator of the Anna Prigger estate, filing a $100 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pos
Mary L. Ray
Henry C. Keil
Anna Prigger
Court record of foreclosures and judgments in several Indiana cases
Foreclosures and judgments issued across multiple courts including Model Life Insurance Company vs Abernathy for 4110 plus costs, Indiana Savings and Loan vs Mueller for 1369.48, and others. Dismissals, divorces, and cross claims noted. several attachments, liens, and quiet title actions filed or adjudicated with amounts and costs specified.
Scholz Buys Out Hagen in Home Brewing Co
Frederick J. Scholz ex-treasurer of state buys Hagen’s stake in Home Brewing Company. Longstanding rumors end as plans for combining Home and American plants are aired. Analysts note tax and labor costs curb profits, with Hagen set to be replaced by Scholz as president.
Higher Courts Record Supreme Court Minutes 1950s 60s Indiana cases
Appellate and higher court minutes list numerous Indiana cases across Marion, Lawrence, Jasper, Floyd, Cass, Clay, and other counties. Entries include appellant and appellee briefs, petitions for rehearing, and assignments of errors. Cases feature William C. Smith et al, Lafayette Chestnut, James H Halstead, Chicago & Southeastern Railway, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther J. Isenhour
State of Indiana
Marion C. C. Appellant
Clara L. Shank
William C. Smith
Robert W. Long
Marion
Thomas L. Thompson
Marion S.C
James Stevenson
William M. Roach
Susan F. Davis
William C. i
Oliver P. Hay
Lafayette Chestnut
Southern Indiana Railway Company
Lawrence C. Co. Appellant
Benjamin J. Gifford
Charles W. Baker
Jasper
Appellant
Marta E. Woodworth
Roland T. Weltch
Marion C. Cc
Bond
Martha E. Hawes
David M. Kepley
Floyd C. Co
Michael Frending
Daniel K. Snyder
Cass C
City News Items Cover Diverse Local Happenings
Edward W Barrows leaves for an extended Eastern trip. A low fete is planned at the Colored Orphans Home tomorrow evening. Mr and Mrs T J McAvoy and daughter Rufus Swain return from Buffalo. Several residents plan trips to New York and Atlantic City. A colored garbage collector, James Purcell, arrested for a vehicle ordinance violation. G A R and Women’s Relief corps hold an old time basket picnic at Garfield Park. Samuel Dowden returns from Harvard summer study. Dr William E George back from hospital work in New York. Journeymen Tailors Union picnic at Hammond's Grove. Oak Hill Methodist Church conducts home camp meetings all week. Charlies E Russell files bankruptcy petition in circuit court. Mrs E S Phillips slips on a banana peel and cuts nose. Abducted boys escapees found and returned to Colored Orphans Home. Benjamin Thomas’s golden wedding anniversary announced. Epworth League Fourth of July program at Meridian Street M E Church. National Malleable Castings Company first to observe Saturday half holiday. Reserve Loan Life Insurance Company deposits 25000 and reincorporates under new law. Rummage sale for State W C T U benefits opens tomorrow on Indiana Avenue. Monument regents to elect a president. Major G W Menzies returns. Presbyterian Church committee travels to Cincinnati to hear Rev Charles Frederick Goss. Capital Council Y M L initiates fifty new members with entertainment and reception for visitors. Moisson and Vendarge prizes awarded to Pike & Headley for photography at Winona Lake exhibit. Badger Furniture Company awarded contract for linoleum and window treatments for new project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Barrows
Colored Orphans’ Home
T. J. McAvoy
Rufus Swain
Buffalo
John D. Day
East Tenth Street
New York
Homer Jeffries
Atlantic City
James Purcell
George H. Chapman Post
Garfield Park Uly
Samuel Dowden
Harvard University
William E. George
New York City
Journeymen Tailors’ Union
Hammond's Grove
Oak Hill Methodist Church
Noble
Charlies E. Russell
Alexandria
United States Circuit Court
E.S. Phillips
Blake Street
Market Street
Pennsylvania Street
John Williams
Norman Scott
Harrison Mudd
Colored Orphans
Jefferson Avenue
Marty Eeance
Benjamin Thomas
Columbia Avenue
Thomas
Little's Hotel
Reserve Loan Life Insurance Company
Hart
Indiana Avenue
A. T. Whitson
H. W. Brand
M. A. Moody
A. B. Leck
Board of
Monument Regents
General Knefler
G. W. Menzies
Major Menzies
Brazil
Terre Haute
Seymour
Indiana
Moisson
Vendarge
H. Lieber Company
Winona Lake
Pike & Headiey
North
Kriefenstein
Badger Furniture Company
Local notes on marriages unions and public events
A bride in New York city, George W. Koehne wed last spring to Aloysius Walsh, niece of State Senator P. W. Walsh. Wheel Workers' Union plans a picnic at German-American Club park to aid strikers. Young Men's Institute picnic at Greenwood Park with races, contests, music by Besser's Orchestra, and fireworks. Roberts Park Choral Society season ends with church service and concerts led by George Eckert, featuring Mrs. Westfall and Dr. Wishard plus a strong season review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Koehne
Armin C. Koehne
Aloysius Walsh
New York City
P. W. Walsh
Wheel Workers’ Union
Indianapolis
Young Men's Institute
Weber Council
Greenwood Park
Besser
Greenwood
Roberts Park
Deco
Ee Aa
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Vigg
State Auditor
Elizabeth Cranon
Riverside
Joseph and
Daisy Branford
TI2
Maxwell Street
Pensions For Veterans
Louisa Shafer
Jacob
Oth
Old Case
Allen's Court
John Chestnutt
Mary L. Gray
the Court Record
Superior Court
John L. McMaster
Model Life Insurance Company
Almon Abernathy
First
National Bank of Richmond
John W. Sligar
J. W. Sliigar
Indiana Savings and Loan Association No. 2
John F. Mueller
J. F. Mueller
Schmidt Et al
William Jonas
Bertha John
Paul R. John
James M. Leathers
Jacob M. Hollingsworth
James E
Nelly Berryman
Lucy Crawford
Circuit Court
Henry Clay Allen
Richard Cox
New York Investment Company Et al
Mechanic's
Amos B. Keepert
Walter S. Oder
Michael O'Connor
Louis Siersdorfer
Board of Children’s Guardians
Frances Kercheval
John Dreggs
Annie Dreggs
Lucille
Rose Nicholson
Edgar Nicholson
Amelia Winpenny
Amelia McCutchian
William H. Hart
Reserve Fund Savings, and Loan Association of Indianapolis
Carrie J. Scott
George H. Carter
Jacob Miller
Annie R. Heller
William F. Porter
Thomas S. Graves
Martha E. Sanders
Joseph Shissler
Loreng Lert
Justice of the Peace
Lepert
Dfendant Nysewander
Rosa Helms
Sarah C. Helms
Andrew Steffen
Alonzo E. Clary
Willam
Schwartz
Mary V. Schwartz
Samuel Ashby
Guardian Ad Litem
Silas McLain Shepard
Horace B. Allen
Government Building and Loan Institution of Indianapolis
William M. St. Clair
Core Arts
John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company
Benjamin L. Webb
Scholz
Hagen
Frederick J. Scholz
Andrew Hagen
Home Brewing Company
Home
Lieber, Schmidt and Maus Breweries
Indianapolis Brewing Company
Home Comany
Albert Lieber
London
Home Comny
Lieber
Supreme Court
James H. Halstead
Viola Gray
C. Appellant
Chicago & Southeastern Railway Company
City of
Charles
Bush
Allen C. C. Appellees
Samuel P. Anthony
Hibbert
Edward
Bonham
Clay
C. C. Appellees
Will Nichols
State of
DR. Emerson Druley
Mass. Ave
First Square
Merchants’ Association
Santiago
Girand
Fairview Park
Stella Costa Levy
Jules Levy
Indianapolis Military Band
Spring Lake Park
Fair Bank
Newby
Oval
Kissel
Dewitts
Washington Park
Dayton
Reporter Publishing Com
Fitegerald Building
Tel
Willig’s Cash Furniture Store
Washington Street
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