Hearing demanded by Interurban Terminal before Works Board
The Indianapolis Interurban Terminal Company pressed for a hearing on its petition for a street railway franchise with a three cent fare. C F Smith claimed threats to block the terminal by extensions to Ohio street and Capitol avenue, while others urged extensions on North Illinois street and South East street. The Board of Works planned to meet the Terminal Company next week amid testimony on related street railway matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Interurban Terminal Company
Board of Works
C. F. Smith
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Indianapolis Street-railway Company
Ohio Street
Capitol Avenue
MeeSrew
Terminal Company
Smith
Illinois Street
Thirty-fourth
Thirty-eighth Street
Fairview Park
Megrew
North Illinois Street
Angel
North States Street
Fairview
Maguire
T. 1
Terminal
E Bound
South East Street
Morris
Nebraska Street
Local street and building actions in Columbia area
Final action deferred on sewer work from Twentieth to Thirtieth streets in Columbia avenue. Vacations and openings approved for alleys and streets including Ringgold avenue, Palmer street, Sheldon street and the Union Railway. Numerous petitions filed for paving and sidewalk upgrades on Northwestern avenue Olive street cotey street Vermont street and more. Building condemned at 2121 and 2123 Central Liue owned by Fraser Brothers. B Street Railway line ordered extended along South East street to Nebraska street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Avenue
Twentieth Street
Thirtieth Street
Ringgold Avenue
Palmer Street
Sheldon Street
Union Railway
Northwestern Avenue
Twenty-first Street
Thirty Second Street
Olive Street
Minnesota Street
Naomi Street
Cotey Street
Oliver Avenue
Vermont Street
State Avenue
Randolph Street
Central Liue
Fraser Brothers & van Hoff
Southeastern Avenue
South East Street
Morris Street
Nebraska Street
Divorce Granted to John H Houser from Barbara Houser
Judge Carter of the Superior Court granted John H. Houser a divorce from Barbara Houser. He is an electrot typer and claimed they could not live in the country due to money issues. Barbara, homesick, returned to the country and then largely stayed away, with Houser invited if he wished to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Superior Court
John H. Houser
Barbara Houser
Houser
Get Mad When Friends Tell the Truth About Coffee
The article claims coffee addiction causes nervous prostration and collapse, urging readers to switch to Postum. It describes coffee drinkers resisting the truth, the disease misattributed, and notes Postum can be prepared to bring out color and flavor, improving the nervous system and stomach.
Court actions span dismissals, estates, and new suits
Dismissed actions include New Birdsall Company v Parsley and various estate claims. Judgments favor plaintiffs in several cases with specified costs and sums, including Charles Landmeier and Fuenfunddreissiger Society estates. New suits include divorces Elizabeth Huber and Margaret Warrick and damages suit against Sun Publishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Huber
George W. Huber
Margaret Warrick
Charles E. Warrick
Superior Court
Vinson Carter
New Birdsall Company
J. D. Parsley Et al
Circuit Court
Henry Clay Allen
Maud Johnson
Camden A. Johnson
Richard Johnson
Henry Coburn
Camille Muhlenbeck
Medianic
George Hermann
Christina Steinkrueger
Sherfey & Lancaster
Henry W. Landmeier
B. Stuart Buchanan
Robert R. Buchanan
Fuenfunddreissiger South Side Benefit Society
Benjamin F. Graham
Nannie Graham
John E. Curtis
Nancy Noble
Jeffery
Margaret
Warrick
William Nelson
the Sun Publishing Company
Seth M. Richcreek
Harry
Johnson
Appellate Briefs and Minutes From Indiana Courts
A dense list of appellate briefs and transfers across Indiana circuits and counties including Lake, Madison, Marion, St Joseph, Cass, Vigo, and Elkhart. Entries cover appellees and appellants briefs, petitions for leave to file, transfer petitions, and assignments of errors. Notable parties include Louisa W Murphy, Patrick F OBrien, Patrick J OBrien, Mary Tobin, State Bank of Indiana, B and O Railroad, Aultman Company, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa W. Murphy
John Brown
Lake C.C. Appellees
The
Crothersville
Baltimore & Ohio
Chicago
R. R. Co
Whiting
Lake C. C. Appellees
Lake Shore
Patrick F. O'Brien
James M. Bradley
Madison S.C. Appellees
Patrick J. O’brien
Daniel W. Bush
Madison S. C. Appellees
Mary Tobin
John W. Tobin
Marion
C. Appellant
Daniel K. Snyder
Cass C. C. Appellees
Nathan MacCardle
Aultman Company
Ohio
C. C
E. T. Kenney
Lynch Et al
Naturalization Denied for Ignorant Swede in Citizenship Case
A Swede who met residency, property, and moral character requirements was denied citizenship after court questioning revealed ignorance of U S laws. On appeal the court ruled a law abiding citizen may be naturalized despite ignorance of institutions. Also noted are forged telegrams and hail related insurance exclusions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Southern
Rep
Calhoon
Judge Whitfield
Jury Trial Misconduct by Sheriff In Mississippi Case
The Mississippi Supreme Court set aside a verdict tainted by sheriff pressure on jurors who were told the judge would go home and that a verdict was needed immediately. Jurors overheard the remark and rushed to a verdict in five minutes. The decision holds such influence improper and jurors must follow evidence and court charge. The report also notes a street crossing case where a pedestrian relying on ordinary care could expect the engineer to warn before moving a locomotive. In another item, New York funds invested by nonresidents in the Stock Exchange are taxable property in New York State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Rep
Kansas
Cunningham
Supreme Court of Mississippi
Judge Calhoun
Judge Ellis
Stock Exchange
New York Supreme Court
New York Stock Exchange
New York
New York Supplement
van Brunt
Orchestra and a Piano Oliver Pierce with Moszkowski concerto
Indianapolis pianist Oliver Willard Pierce performed Moszkowski's concerto with the Chicago orchestra at Tomlinson Hall, drawing full crowds and multiple encores. The program opened with Rimsky Korsakov's Scheherazade suite, conducted by Mr. Stock, followed by Hansel and Gretel, Haydn, Bizet, and Wagner pieces. Pierce will headline further concerts in Louisville and Indianapolis, while Karl Schneider contemplates a Europe move amid Mrs. Schneider's health concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Willard Pierce
Indianapolis
Mosskowski
Chicago
Tomlinson Hall
Cincinnati Orchestra
Maurice Moszkowski
Pierce
Moszkowski
Schumann
Stock
Mr. Thomas
Rimsky-Korsakov
Peregrine Pickle
Tristam Shandy
Roderick Random
Rabelais
Lindbad
Sorrento
Thomas
Huwptrdinck
Hansel and Gretel
Hans Andersen
Haydn
Vienna
Bizet
Roma
France
Italy
Wagner
Rienzi
Carl Armbruster
Karl Schneider
Metropolitan School of Music
Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra
Europe
Schneider
Deputy Attorney General Goes to Boonville in Buck Wheeler Case
Deputy attorney general c c Hadley traveled to Boonville to represent the State in proceedings to amend the records in Buck Wheeler case. Wheeler, under sentence of death for his son in law murder, received a March 6 deadline to file a brief. lawyers seek to amend the record before filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Hadley
Boonville
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Promises Digestive Relief
Digestive aid claims to rest the organs by digesting food itself and restoring health. It asserts widespread dyspepsia and occasional overeating harm, promises instant relief from fullness wind belching and sour liquid, and asserts a permanent cure for digestion and stomach troubles.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Praised by Several Sufferers
Readers from Audubon Iowa Benno Laurens South Edmeston New York and Rice Landing Greene County Pennsylvania share relief from long standing dyspepsia after using Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. They report restored appetite and ability to eat normally with continued use and recommend the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Easton
Audubon, Iowa
H. Caulkins
Edmeston
N. Y
Alexander Kerr
Rice Landing
Greene Co
Pena
Farm and Garden Interests Fruit Trees in Spring
Garden and orchard notes urge early, careful fruit tree planting after storms. Choose proper varieties, ensure true-to-name stock, provide spring fertilizer, and use compatible pollination to boost fruit set amid frost and blight risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Farming as a business and family undertaking urged in Henry County column
In a Henry County Indiana correspondence from Farm and Home the author argues farming must be treated as a family business to pay. He urges mothers and daughters to improve dairy and poultry profits, beautify the farm, and educate children, urging practical planting and flower choices. Wisconsin notes defend Ben Davis apples as affordable and reliable amid scarce high quality fruit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry County
Ind
G. 5. Goff
Wisconsin Experiment Station
Wisconsin
Ben Davis
Madison
Farmer notes on apples and crops and practical farming tips
The passage reviews Ben Davis apples noting fine grain and keeping quality but low juice, and discusses farming practices including crop diversity, post preservation with copper solution, spraying potatoes, double glazing for insulation, and opinions on irrigation funding. It also covers cow butter yield as a true value, rust prevention for tools, and the value of rape as a sheep crop with grazing guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galloway
Department of Agriculture
New York
England
Johnson's Practical School of Tel Majestic Building
Johnsons Practical School of Tel Majestic Building in Indianapolis invites inquiries via write for information on courses and enrollment procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Practical School of
Tel Majestic Bidg
Indpls
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Works Board
Charles Finley Smith
Company— Safety Board
Safety Board
Fuhrer and Sullivan
Board of Public Safety
Charles Bumfuhrer
Michael Sullivan
Bumfuhrer
Sullivan
Bumfehrer
Pearl Ray
South
Senate Avenue
William Armitage
Josephine Frazier
Frazier
Armitage
Wash Cotrell
Owensboro
Vincennes
Stubbs
J. W. Armentrout
North
Dr. Edson
Armentrout
John Sanders
Eric Winkler
Sanders
Ira M. Holmes
Albert van Camp
Marion Trust Company
Henry W
Edward H. Harvie
Harry W. Roll
Wesley
Colestock
Rosa LD. Ostertag
Wilhelmina Dichele
Bartel
Polk Sanitary Milk Company
Nineteenth Street
College Avenue
News OF the Courts
John Houser
William Bloom
Bud Jones
Supreme Court
Appellate Court
Mary Burke
Richard Barrett
Vigo C. C
Terre Haute Trust Co
Guardian
A. J. Dunnigan
Munele Natural Gas Co
Wm. I. Allison
Delaware
Bond
Henry C. Dodge
Ruel M. Johnson
Elkhart C. C
Hall
Mr. Schneider
Hadley
Veryey H. McCrary
Benno
Laurens Jl I
W. E. Bell
S. C
McCrary
W.E. Bell
N. P
S.C
H. L. Wharton
New Berne, N.C
E.C. DeWitt & Co
L. H. Pammel
Orange Judd
Mississippi River
Williams
Iowa
Ben Davis Apple
the Journal
Indiana
the Journal Newspaper Co
Indianapolis, Ind
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