Proposals and bids fill public works pages in Indiana
A jumble of obsolete bid notices and property listings from Indianapolis Jeffersonville and Louisville ballot shows proposals for fuel wagons and various quartermaster needs. The notices specify sealed bids due dates March 7 11 and 21 and emphasize domestic manufacture preferences.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Ft of Public Safety
Mane
Waursday
Department of India
Nelson J. Hyde
John H. Mahoney
Wilson
Mmullen
Board of Public Safety
Jeffereonville
Louievillen
KR. Barnett
Jeffersonville
C. R. Barne
Wabash Lines Move to Fortify After February Freight Trends
February traffic shows 108 033 cars received and forwarded at Indianapolis with 81 727 loaded. Through east bound freight fell below tariff in many months, while west bound groceries iron and structural goods rose. Surveyors resumed direct Butler Fort Wayne line work as Compton suit threats loom. earnings and surpluses improve for Feoria Eastern and Big Four systems amid staff changes and railway meetings.
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Indianapolis
Vanderbilt
Pennsylvania
Seaboard
St. Louis
Central Traffic Association
Wabash
Butler
Fort Wayne
Montpellier
Toledo
Butler & Fort Wayne
Eel River Road
Railroad Company
Indiana State Line
Montpelier
New Haven-Butler
Chicago
Compton
Hocking Valley Road
Union Station
Buffalo
John T. Clark
American Express Company
Will
Wiliam Kearth
Turner
Illinois Central
Bloomington
Barnard
Peoria & Eastern
Brightwood
Ernest Darnell
Kan
Northern Central Railway
A. J. Cassatt
B. F. Newcomer
Guy Bender
George Bender
H. F. Houghton
Jersey City
Gideon Hawley
Lake Shore
William van Dyxe
Big Four
St. Louis Union Station
St. Louis Railway Journal
Joseph Robinson Cavanaugh
BE. McClurg
McClurg
Urbana
Edward Merrell
Pennsylvania Lines
Columbus
Little Miami
John Chesbrough
Vandalia
Illinois
Washington
Pittsburg
Goodman Band
Decatur
William Garstang
Schenectady
Eng
Willam Salomon
Baltimore & Ohio
Akron
J. W. Brooks
Masonic Order
Knights Templars of
Sandusky
A. J. Prescott
Lo- Sansport
Panhandle
Edward McDonald
New York Commercial
Reading at Plymouth Church features David Harum impersonation
Mr. Augustus F. Howell of Boston presented An Evening with David Harum at Plymouth Church under the Boys' Club Association. More than 150 boys, chaperoned by Miss Graddon, enjoyed Howell's lively portrayal with dialect, humor, and stage make-up. Music accompanied readings by Master Levy and singing by Miss Lulu Fisher. Edgar Evans introduced Howell.
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David Harum
Augustus F. Howell
Boston
Plymouth Church
Boys’ Club Association
Mr. Howell
Howell
Edgar Eyans
Business Concerns: New Incorporations and Capital Stocks
Articles filed with the secretary of state list the Consumers' Ice Company of Indianapolis with $10,000 capital, directors Maus Fauvre Holt Schmidt Dowson, and trustees Polster, EK Henning and Farrell. The Ajax Gas and Oil Company of Richmond with $20,000 capital, directors Boyd Barzer McLandon. Tell City Woolen Mills with $50,000 capital, directors Bettinger Switzer and Bettinger Jr. The Indianapolis Aquatic Club increases capital stock to $1,500.
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Consumers’ Ice Company
Indianapolis
Frank Maus Fauvre
Sterling R. Holt
Lorenz Schmidt
C. W. Dowson
Grand Lodge of Indiana
Knights of the Royal Arch
Charles Polster
Joseph EK
Henning
Anderson
P. J. Farrell
Logansport
Ajax Gas and Oil Company
Richmond
Capital Stock
L. C. Boyd
B. F. Barzer
H. M. McLandon
Tell City Woolen Mills
Tell City
Michael Bettinger
Clay Switzer
Indianapolis Aquatic Club
Reformatory probe ends without clear ruling at Statehouse
Indiana reform school inquiry at Jeffersonville yielded no definite conclusion after last night’s joint committee session. Warden Hert is said to be exonerated, while Dens may face legislature action tomorrow. Democratic House caucus voted against concurring with any exonerating report. The Board of Health reported two new smallpox cases, Gus Hancock and Lottie McFarrell, raising total this winter to twenty four. Detention Hospital is full, needing new space for patients.
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Indiana Reformatory
Jeffersonville
Statehouse
Warden Hert
House
Hert
James
Board of Health
Gus Hancock
Collins Street
Lottie McFarrell
Vandes Street
Miss Woods Holds Picture Exhibit at Ideber Gallery
Miss Alice Woods opened a picture exhibit at Ideber Art Gallery yesterday. The collection includes eighteen oil paintings, two watercolors, twenty-one monotypes, and nineteen drawings, many sketched during her residence in France and will run through the week.
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Alice Woods
Ideber Art Gallery
France
Spring Opening and Display at Landgraf Tailoring
Mr Norbert Landgraf Indianapolis leading merchant tailor at 123 North Pennsylvania Street announces a full stock rebound after last month’s fire. On the forty ninth anniversary of the firm the store showcases faultless fit and up to date tailor made gowns and coats, with renovated interiors in blue buff and gold.
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Norbert Landgraf
Indianapolis
Pennsylvania Street
Landgraf
Mr. Landgraf
Default Divorce Day In Judge Leathers Court
A deputy prosecuting attorney defended default divorce cases as part of a new rule. Yesterday nine cases were heard with five decrees granted, marking a drop from prior dockets. The judge noted this method should reduce divorce suits and explained the process amid some objections from opposing counsel.
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Leathers
Sweeney
John 8. Weaver
Millard F. Cox
Budd Swift
Swift
Weaver
Cox
Gaoi
Probate Notices And Will Draws In City Court
In probate court yesterday Mer Bessonies will leaves gifts to Catholic Orphan Asylum Seminary Home of the Good Shepherd and his sister Judge William C Daly named administrator bond 4600 Philip Jacob Kuhn wills entire estate to son Adam Mazelin administratrix bond 16000 Carrigar and Barrett estates appointments bonds 100 100 Hunt estate admin bonds 20 Buechert suit over breached contract Judge Carter heard claims that three houses built do not meet contract terms including set square overproperty and foundation depth and door wood types with joist and rafter details at issue
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Mer. Bessonies
Catholic Orphan Asylum
the Good Shepherd
William C. Daly
Philip Jacob Kuhn
Adam Kuhn
Adam
Nora M. Mazelin
Edward D. Mazelin
Sarah I. Carriger
John F. Carrigar
William Guyer
Thomas Barrett
May A. Hunt
Charles Hunt
Henrietta Buechert
Joseph Kernel
Carter
Kernel
Police Court Cases From Yesterday at Indiana Avenue
In Police Court yesterday Ed Johnson, colored, was bound over to the grand jury for breaking into the Marquette building at 2 Indiana Avenue. Valentine Miller was fined $15 and costs for assaulting Lucas Snyder. Robert Romans, charged with shooting Gerald Thomas at the Statehouse, was continued until March 22. Sam Baldwin and Ed McCarthy, both colored, for assaulting Joseph Reeves at Coxs drug store were continued to this morning. The March grand jury began, Judge Alford noting John Lewis, jailed for perjury, had testified in a lottery case, with differing statements.
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Ed Johson
Marquette
Indiana Avenue
Valentine Miller
Lucas Snyder
Robert Romans
Gerald Thomas
Statehouse
Thomas
Sam Baldwin
Ed McCarthy
Joseph Reeves
Kenwood Avenue
Cox
Twenty-eighth Street
Capitol Avenue
Walters jailed for contempt after divorce ruling
Peyton H. Walters was jailed yesterday by Judge McMaster for contempt of court after failing to pay a $5 attorney fee awarded in his divorce. He claimed his entire pension of Sil went to board, a claim deemed insufficient as Walters lives with his children.
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Peyton H. Walters
McMaster
Walters
Sil
Jury awards Magegle Eltel $6340.31 in Tate estate case
Circuit Court jury ruled for Magegle Eltel on her nursing claim against the Helen J. Tate estate, awarding $6340.31 though she sought $8000. The suit arose from promises regarding East Street home property in Tate’s will, which left her only $500 and a parrot and a dog.
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Magegle Eltel
Helen J. Tate
Tate
Court Record Summary of Probate and Civil Docket Items
Court records list multiple cases across circuits and Supreme Court with dismissals for want of prosecution, judgments for costs, and divorces granted at plaintiff's cost. Notable actions include partition sales approved, deeds submitted, estates settled, and new suits filed in Indiana courts. Entities include Mary Ray, Lyman McNeal, James Eaglesfield, Ada B. Smith, and Henry County officials.
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John L. McMaster
David Sawyer
David Goldman
Clara McNeal
Lyman McNeal
Mary Ray
Daniel Ray
Payton Walters
Mary Walters
Vinson Carter
Henrietta Buechert
Joseph Kerne
Circuit Court
Henry Clay Allen
Winfield Duane Cartwright
Isaac L. Stanley
Ida EK
Bailey
Henry Richert
Marguerite Kitel
Helen J. Tate
Orate D. Bowen
John F. Rothenhoefer
Josephine BE. Newton
Eliaur C. Newton
William Harry Coonse
G. H. F. House
Beatrice Wright
Guardian
House
Annie T
Hazen
C. Hy. Rosebrook
Nancy C. Peirce
Flanner & Buchanan Va
Jesse Cobler
J. A. Everitt
Hiram B. Howland
Willam W. Blythe
Samuel Laing
Charles Nelson
Joseph W. Marsee
Bonita Glass Company
Nancy J. Scott
Annie Kinechen
Sarah A. Burley
James M. Morton
Eliya Austin
Foster Lumber Company
Frank A. Blanchard
William Craig
Peter Rausch
Catherine Aaler
James Eaglesfield
Ada B. Smith
Mechanic’s Hon. Superior Court
Mary Tingle
George Tingle
Supor Court
Marion Bond Company
Francis M. Baker
Superior Court
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Supreme Court
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le Rice
West
Michigan Street
Telea
New
Florists
Bertermann Bros
Pere
N. del
Pursell
Atantela
Furnaces
Massachusetts Ave
Homaceood
Co. Stevens
Senate Ave
Prank Blanchard
Delaware St
Tutewiler & Son, Undertakers
W. Market St
Tel
Puneral Directors
Flanner & Buchanan
Nnk Bois Street
Old Bo
E. Kregelo
Eee Aware T
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Calental Flats
Phon Eden Krieger
Mart Ae
Ans Soest
W. L. King
DE Mott
EB. Miller
K. of
Frank Wyer
C. F. Sayles
Market Street
ATE Insurance
J. W. Slamhess
Lemcke
SPAN
OPA Eens
Union Transfer and Storage Company
Rg East Ohio
GAN
M. Wing
North Senavenue
Whiteley Malleable GS Company
Muncie
Earhart
Washington Cali
Ener Eee Sn Eee
Moorth
K. Bawyer
J. W. PR
J. W. Friday
North Liberty
J. W. Fri- 4 CO
Kappeln
Actice
Ergo Optical CO
Ohto Street
Josepaga
Virginia Avenue
Grant County
Indiva Otee
Marion Branch
Home
Hrichert
IM. Chapmage
City of Indianapolis
Department of Public Safety
Heard Safety
Lad
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Alsa
Wilson S&. M
Mbus
Baltimore
Lowe
Elmer Weery
Feorth & Eastern
Peoria & Eastern Finances
J. A. Barnard
Feoria & Eastern Lines
Secretary of State
THE
Reformatory Report
Miss Woods
Leathers’s Court
Alford
Charles Mains
Reform School
Criminal Court
Probate
John Lewin
John Lewis
Lewis
Severin & CO
Wayne County Council
Wayne Co
C. GC. & S. L. Railway Company
Able
William M. Scott
Clinton
Appellate Court
Modern Woodmen of America
Ve. Com
B. Noyes
City of
Margaret B. Crana Narion
C. Appellant
Western Union Telegraph Company
Henry Henley
Monroe C. C. Appellant
Charles F. Rinehardt
Nicholas
Relfers
Tippecanoe
Appellants
Patton Bros
South Meridian Street
Grand fAmionaseems
Allison Troupe
Will H. Fox
Barnes
Sissdf
Bessie Munroe
Clayton, Jenkins
Jasper
A. C. Dancan
Bouman
Adelie
Hoopers
Della Fox
Liz
America
Ube
Stell P.m
Thomas P
Wadi Sage
Bohemia
Sassmoon
Harry Warram
Joe Gasper
Chas
P. Balz
Donahue
Mian
Nora McCormick
Mr. Getz
Taianney
Herbert Kelcey
Effie Shannon
English’s Opera House
Theodore Thomas
Chicago Orchestra
Marguerite Lemon
Ninan Thompson
Clude
Ey Nepera
Cluett
E.C. Atkins & CO
St Andianapolia, Ind
W. B. Barry Law and Supply Co
Penn
Goly
Tampa Bay
Tampa
Fla
A. E. Dick
Belleview
Belleair
On the Gulf
Pla
J. F. Champlin
Seminole
Winter Park
K. Swett
Lessee
Ocala House
Ocala
P. F. Brown
Kissimmee
Fila
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Port Tampa
Big Four, C
J. H. Murdie
Hamburg-American Line
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Hamburg
A. Victoria
Columbia
Bismarck, Maye
Plymouth -Cherbourg
Ham
Hambure-Awer
New York
Frenzel Bros
A. Metzoer
Agu
J. B. Kirkpatrick
Ites
East
Ohio
C.1
Fletcher
North
Etree
South
Meridian Street
Sunday Journal
Willig’s Cash Furniture'Store
Washington Street
Baldwin Lan
D. HW
Baldwin & CO
N. Penn
City Ticket Ofice
Arriva Gleveland
Union Sir
Cleveland
Ey Ee “i Oe Limited
Genten Harbor
Rome
Araaw
MOUL
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St. Louis Southwestern
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Terre Haute & Mattoon Secom Louis Capton
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Seiomen
Lafayette
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Secommoda
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N. Vernon
Louisville
Tesserive
Promisalis
Peoria
Champaign
Springfield
City
W. Wash
Cincinnati Express
Cincinnat
Dayton
Cincinnati
Dayton Express
Detroit Express
Ind. & Louis
West Wash
Chigo
Chicago Express
Chicago Vesuibals
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Laporte
Indiana
Xenia
Pitteburg and
Farse Haute
St Louis
Erre Haute
St Leal
Terre Haute
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