Marion Club election includes three tickets for Wednesday
The Marion Club votes Wednesday with regular independent and members tickets. Names for president and officers appear on all ballots and substitutions are barred. The Australian ballot system is used with cross ticket name aggregation for shared candidates.
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Marion Club
Feld
Board of Directors
John G. Kirk
James M. Leathers
William A. Heas
Koie
Iowee Amen M
Hert B. Uhl
A. Wynn
Pearl Ae Welick
John L. Ketchum, Sr
Charles O,ler
Edwin D. Logsdon
William He
Leon J. Cooper
Independent
Merie N. Walker
J. EB. Shide
Linton A. Cox
Albert Leap
Wilbur W. Dark
Tressurer
A. M. Gibrenner
C. L. Hare
O. B. Henreon
John W. Bowlus
Fred C. Gardner
L. Hogue
Fred c Pert
Joseph R. Morgan
R. Seguin
Homer Jones
Wilbur Wick
Harold ©. Megrew
Leonard 8. Sargent
Edward A. Strong
Charles O. Roemier
Gavin L. Payne
John L. Ketcham, Jr
Fred J. Akin
Indiana Incorporations Reveal Two Indianapolis Firms
New Indiana concerns list two Indianapolis incorporations The Nichols Krull Company wholesale confectioners capital stock $0 directors WJ Cannon Albert Krull Elmer E is The Maas Neimeyer Lumber pany no capital stock named directors Andrew J Nelmeyer George L Albert Metzger The Collier Shovel and Stamping Company Washington stock $9 directors Austin F Richard C Davis L Hugh O Don Frank M Salliwin Rational Remedies Company Rensselaer capital stock $0 directors hs 8S Ellis A F Long B F Findig a Larsh A Ross
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Indianapolis
Nichols-Krull Company
WJ. Cannon
Albert Krull
Elmer Eis
Maas-Neimeyer Lumber Pany
Diors
Andrew J. Nelmeyer
George L
Albert Metzger
Collier Shovel and Stamping Company
Washington
Austin F. Richard C. Davis
L. Hugh O'Don
Frank M. Salliwin
Rational Remedies Company
Rensselear
Ellis
A. F. Long
B. F. Findig
A Larsh
A. Ross
Twenty second smallpox case reported in city
The twenty second case of smallpox was reported to the Board of Health yesterday. The patient is Lizzie Perry, twenty, resting on Wayne Street near Fair Creek. The pesthouse is nearby where John Johnson suffered with a severe case three weeks ago. Seven residents of Lizzie Perry’s house have been quarantined.
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Board of Health
Lizzie Perry
Fair Creek
Wayne Street
John Johnson
Miss Perry
Insurance firms and merchants face risks under fire laws
A fragmentary report notes insurers and merchants handling indemnity and goods sales while prudent firms avoid risks on buildings in near repair if fire likelihood is indicated. The note cites JOIN M SPANN, Secretary, Howe Office, Neo, 145 East Market Street.
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M_SPANN
Howe Ofice
Neo
East Market Street
Opium Fiends Sharon and Wife Die in Filthy East Pearl Room
Police found Thomas W. Sharon known as George Thomas and his wife in a dilapidated brick home at 620 East Pearl Street both described as opium users. Sharon, a Civil War veteran and pensioner, lay dead partly on a bed. his wife, unable to move, sat by a stove. The scene showed decades of neglect with dust, debris, and scattered belongings while pension papers were kept in boxes. Sharon reportedly spent pension money on drugs. his wife, from Galena, Illinois, claimed to be half Indian and half Portuguese. The couple had lived in the area for about twenty years, with Sharon’s back pension unclear and relatives unknown. The wife was removed to City Hospital, Sharon to the morgue. cause of death listed as heart and kidney trouble pending further inquiry.
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Thomas W. Sharon
George Thomas
East Pearl Street
Sharon
City
Galena
Indiana
Indianapolis
Alttle
East End
Death of Matilda Killian at Adelaide Street
Matilda Killian an eighteen year old resident of 219 Adelaide Street died yesterday morning likely from morphine poisoning. A note from Paul V. Robinson in her possession mentioned trouble and confidences. Robinson previously shot his wife and served a year in jail. Coroner Brayton issued a verdict of death by morphine poisoning.
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Matilda Killian
Adelaide Street
Paul V. Robinson
Robinson
Miss Killian
Tod
Salem
Ind
Brayton
Addison Hadley Dead at Seventy Founder of Hadley Industrial School
Addison Hadley of Hadley Indiana, founder of the Hadley Industrial School for Girls, died yesterday at his home aged seventy. A North Carolina native, he was a Quaker, longtime Hendricks county resident, and left substantial property to the school via the WCTU. The funeral tomorrow will be held at the family home with many local WCTU members in attendance.
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Addison Hadley
Hadley Industrial School For
Hadley
Ind
Hendricks County
North Carolina
Parrish Secures Revenge Struck Down by Judge Alford
Joseph Parrish wins revival of action as North Indianapolis Anti-roadhouse League pressures for license revocation. Judge Alford of Criminal Court revokes Parrish’s license near Udell Street and Northwestern Avenue, signaling a crackdown on the local establishment.
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North
Indianapolis
Parrish’s Saloon Scene Teases City Pilgrims in Mud
In Parrish, a saloon keeper amused himself by standing in the doorway and laughing as city pilgrims trudged toward cars and sank in the mud, a vivid street vignette of hardship and humor on the outskirts.
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Parrish
Unique Agreement Transfers Nolan Estate to Trust Company
Margaret Nolan, a widow, transferred her property valued at $15 000 to the Marion Trust Company for management. The nine page document grants full control to the trust with authority to sell, transfer, or reinvest as it sees fit. Upon her death the trust may withhold possession from her son T C Nolan until deemed competent, possibly releasing portions to him later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Nolan
Marion Trust Company
T. C. Nolan
Alaska
Hotel Deal Closed on Two City Properties
Claypool Hotel Company secures a ten year lease on Hotel English and buys a three year lease of Interstate Hotel Company. The deal consolidates hotel holdings and expands Greenfield's hospitality portfolio with these long term leases.
Interstate Hotel Co to take over Hotel English lease
Talks at the Bates House led to the sale of the Hotel English from Captain English to the Interstate Hotel Company representing the Claypool Hotel interests. Henry W. Lawrence will head the new company and manage the hotel, with extensive renovations planned and a ten year lease set at 20 000 dollars per year after the first year. The reorganized company intends to run a first class house with substantial capital backing and 100 000 dollars capital stock already largely paid in.
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Messrs. Criley
Fiery and Jackson
Interstate Hotel Company
Hotel
English
Franklin W. Hays
Claypool Hotel Company
Bates House
Captain English
Henry W. Lawrence
Claypool Hotel
Hays
Admiral Brown Defends Sampson Letter In Washington Deposition
Admiral Brown returns from Washington where he testified before the United States and Chilean claim commission regarding the Itata case. He says Sampson only endorsed Gunner Morgan’s letter, views the endorsements as unwarranted criticism of Navy actions, and argues warrant officers deserve advancement. Brown brands Sampson ill and mentally impaired, urging sympathy for the ailing admiral.
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George Brown
Washington
National Capital
United States
Itata
Chile
Santiago
Navy Department
Woodruff Place
Admiral Sampson
Morgan
Naval
Pome
Admiral Ponpean
Department
Congress
Navy
Naval Academy
Amiral Sampson
Admiral Brown
Senate
House of Representatives
Friendly Sons of St Patrick annual banquet plans
The Friendly Sons of St Patrick meet at 3 p m at the Grand Hotel to finalize plans for the annual banquet on March 18. Speakers include Rt Rev D O Donaghue and Governor Winfield T Durbin with toasts from Michael Foley Charles R Williams Kathleen Martin and others. Members must attend and secure tickets and guest names at the meeting.
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Friendly Sons of St. Patrick
Grand Hotel
D. O'Donaghue
Michael Foley
Crawfordsville
Charles R. Willams
Kathleen Martin
William P. Breen
Wayne
Ind
Indiana
Winfield T. Durbin
America
Frank B. Burke
George Brown
Long
Thomas Cart
Simon P. Sheerin
City Controller cites tax collections to avoid February loan
City Controller Johnson said the city will not need a temporary loan for February bills as the city holds a balance near 65,000. County Treasurer Koehne was praised for collecting delinquent taxes, making borrowing unnecessary for several months according to Johnson.
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Johnson
Koehne
Joneson
Adjutant General Gore Names New Second Lieutenant and More
Adjutant General Gore yesterday issued commissions to Thomas E Cathro as second Lieutenant of Company C Second Infantry of this city and to Jo Tobets at a new 235 Plane or 165 at Wolechner s.
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Gore
Thomas E. Cathro
Jo Tobets
Wolechner
German Newsman Herman Hensel Dies in Cincinnati Jump
Herman Hensel, a veteran German newspaper man, died by his own hand after leaping from the suspension bridge into the Ohio River in Cincinnati yesterday. Seventy years old, he came west from New York about thirty years ago and once worked for the German Telegraph. He taught German at Zion Church School, later became Telegraph telegraph editor, and served as a longtime city fish Commissioner. A note to the coroner asked his body be given to a medical college.
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Herman Hensel
Cincinnati
Ohio River
New York
German Telegraph
Zion Church School
Ohio Street
Telegraph
General Appropriation Measure Advances in Legislature
The general appropriation bill prepared by the House Ways and Means and Senate Finance committees was introduced by Rep King and made a special order for tomorrow afternoon. It foresees about 400000 less in total than two years ago and requires state ownership for funding to go to institutions, notably Purdue University and Indiana University Bloomington. Salary changes are minor, with a few increases for select officials and small expenses approved. Additional line items cover memorial commissions, property claims, and immediate allocations for paving and monument funds.
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Ways and Means
House and Finance Committee
Senate
House
Representative King
Purdue University
State University At
Bloomington
C. C. Hadley
State Board of Health
C. BE. Shively
H. C. Pettit
Morton Monument Commission
Senator Inman
Miller
Agnew
Vincennes University Commission
Henry T. Nolting
Statehouse
John R. Hartzell
State Board of Live Stock
Saint
George H. Pennington
Ines
Indiana National Guard
Elizabeth Gormley
Western Paving and Supply Company
State Board of Regents
Saloon and Sailors’ Monument
Heretoore
Witnesses testify on conditions at Industrial School and Prison
Testimony from Mary McDougal and Louisa Richards describes clean facilities, good ventilation, and orderly rooms. They praise Miss Keely as kind and capable, noting no proven cruelty and limited recent whipping. A hospital officer confirms care for the sick as the committee plans to wrap up testimony tomorrow evening.
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Industrial School For Girls and Woman's Prison
Mary McDougal
Keely
Miss Keely
Louisa Richards
Helen P. Craig
Rail line schedule and insurance ad from Indiana company
Via C., HW. & D. Ry. Leaves every Monday and Thursday at 5 15 p m Arrive Jacksonville next evening Only one night out Insure with German Fire Insurance of Indiana General offices 29 South Delaware street Fire tornado and explosion Feed your horse JANES S Dustless Oats New Century Caligraph Bail Bearing Dens more and Yost type meats represent 7 mapet combinations the hiighest development t writer construction UNITED Trew AND SUPPLIES COMPANY Monument place and East Market Phone 1549.
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Jacksonville
German Fire Insurance of
Indiana
South
Delaware Street
Densmore
Hiighest
T Writer Construction
United Trew and Supplies Company
Monument Place
East Market
Zookeeper’s Farewell Draws Crowds in Final City Day
The zoo’s closing day drew record crowds with all seats filled from morning to night. Governor Durbin, his secretary, Colonel Wilson, and Attorney General Taylor attended, reflecting unusual public interest. F C Bostock agreed to nightly shows to extend the season as Waddell entertained the audience as Bostock’s guest.
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Zoo
Durbin
Wilson
Taylor
Indiana
F.C. Bostock
Oor * Waddell
Bostock
Fire damages home on Forest Avenue
Fire at 27 Forest avenue, home of Joseph Rice, damaged most of the house last night after an overheated stove at about 9.00. Alarm system failed to operate properly until the tower watchman discovered the blaze, by which time the fire had gained headway and saving the building became unlikely. Loss estimated at 1200 dollars.
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Joseph Rice
Forest Avenue
City Attorney Limits to City in Street Vacating Opinion
The city attorney advised the Board of Works that city powers do not extend beyond municipal borders in vacating streets. He concluded the city cannot open State Avenue from Belt Railroad to Walker Street without outside authority. Attorney Kern scrutinized the plan and its implications for state limits.
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Board of Works
Cedar
Inca
State Avenue
Walker Street
Ecity
Kern
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the Hlieder Company
West Washington Street
Central Union ‘Telephone Company
West Ohio Sr
Stetson and Miller
Danbury Hat Co
Washington St
J. Cc. Sipe
North Meridian
Clecch
T. W. Sharon
Hadley Industrial School
Hotel English
F. W. Hays
Admiral Brown Home
Sampson
Meltons
Serges At
RINK
Massachusetts 8 Avenue
Denison Hotel
Dunlap's
Seaton's Hat Store
Florida
C., HW
D. Ry
Janes
Cook
H. T. Hearsey Vehicle Co
Qilius
Walk& Son Ding Jewelers
Wm. Eaglesfield Co. Lumber and Coal
Nineteenth St
Lake Erie & Western R. R
Pits
Eiteliorg and
Vance
Union Painless Dental Offices
Monument
F. R. Rice M. C. Co., Manufacturers
ST. Louis, MO
Miai
Rue Whitney
Lucille Whiny
North Illinois Street
Patton Bros
South Meridian Street
Carling& Lennox
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