Lincoln Accident and Health Insurance Company Incorporation
One new company filed articles of incorporation with the secretary of state. Lincoln Accident and Health Insurance of this city proposes to insure members against sickness or accident and to provide a funeral benefit by an assessment plan. Incorporators include James J. Colonel, E. Green, Benjamin F. Cole, Peter A. Canary, and Edward H. Evans. The McGrew Computing Secure Company of Missouri reports its Indianapolis branch under C. Banker with capitalization of 0 and $1,109 invested in the Indianapolis branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of State
Lincoln Accident and Health Insurance Company
James J. Colenford E. Green
Benjamin F. Cole
Petera. Canary
Edward H. Evans
McGrew Computing Secure Company
Missouri
Indianapolis
C. Banker
North
Pennsylvania Street
Iranch
City Contention Sustained in Logansport Street Railway Case
Judge John H. Baker of the U S Circuit Court sustained the city of Logansport's demurrer against the Logansport Street Railway Company. He reviewed street railway litigation history and found that city ordinances gave general consent for street use but did not remove the Common Council's right to oversee and control entry into new streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Baker
United States Circuit Court
Logansport
Loxonsport
County Superintendent Gets Per Diem For All School Work
Frank N. Jones reports Judge Capron's decision in Fulton County holding that the county superintendent may receive necessary office expenses and regular per diem for all school work, regardless of county council funding. W. S. Gibbons had presented bills to county commissioners who refused them. suit resulted in a judgment for $358.55.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank N. Jones
Judge Capron
Fulton County
Gibbons
National Guard Captains View State Encampment Dates
Adjutant General Ward asked captains for their opinion on holding the state encampment from May 13 to May 15 for the monument dedication. Few men can take leave from work, and the Tocanapela battalion opposes the plan, fearing open business disruption if workers are released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
National Guard
Tocanapela
Woman Regina Johnson Died Suddenly in Indiana
Regina Johnson a wealthy Indianapolis widow aged twenty eight died in her room on North Illinois street from an apparent epilepsy attack as relatives prepared to arrive. A cousin from Weston West Virginia, Mr Woodford, visited early unlisted officials and fraternal members were noted in the rooming house and hospital staff reported death occurred within minutes. Her death leaves a prominent Indiana family with a history of newspaper work and independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regina Johnson
Illinois Street
Indiana
Colonel Chapman
Warsaw
California
Johnson
A. W. Woodford
Weston
W. Va
Obituary of Jonathan M. Seger carriage builder
Jonathan M. Seger of 6% North Illinois street died yesterday morning of apoplexy after a five year illness. Born March 11, 1836 in Oxford county Maine, he moved to California in 1859, then Indianapolis in 1863 to manufacture carriages. He retired to focus on real estate and married Annie Woods in 1869. He leaves two brothers in the East. funeral arrangements to be announced once brothers arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan M. Seger
Illinois Street
Oxford County
Maine
California
Panama
Indianapolis
Annie Woods
Thornton Funeral Set At Third Christian Church
The funeral for Charles E. Thornton, who died Friday, will be held tomorrow at 2 pm at Third Christian Church under Knights of Pythias auspices. Viewing at 1216 Broadway starts this afternoon after 3. Indiana Savings Society board, of which he was president since 1893, adopted heartfelt resolutions praising his integrity and lifetime service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Thornton
Third Christian Church
Lodge No. 56
Knights of Pythias
Broadway
Indiana Society For Savings
Thornton
Indianapolis
Hazel Orme Taken to Eleanor Hospital for Observation
Hazel Orme was removed from 426 South West Street to Eleanor Hospital around 4 PM after fear of hospitals. Judge Stubbs arranged costs and altered sentences for the Ormes, releasing Mrs. Orme and sending Hazel with her, though the child cried and worried over her parents’ confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Orme
South West Street
Eleanor Hospital
Martineck
Stubbs
Hazel
Orme Home
Fought the Patrolman in Street Brawl
William Brooks of 1734 Olive street was arrested after a violent struggle with Patrolman Wilson and several companions. Brooks resisted, was aided by Nannie Brooks, James Hadley, and Dee Ellis, and was pursued by gunfire before witnesses summoned bicycle police. Hadley Ellis and Nannie Brooks were jailed for interfering with an officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Brooks
Olive Street
Wilson
Brooks
Nannie Brooks
James Hadley
Dee Ellis
Streit
Losh
Hadley
Ellis
Henry Kentrix Arrested for Alleged Beating Wife
Henry Kentrix of 1310 South East street was arrested by bicycle police after a chase. He faces a charge of beating his wife whose account described a hatchet‑induced injury and being dragged from bed. He reportedly protested his supposed right to discipline his spouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Kentrix
South East Street
Beatrix
Marion County Horticultural Society Meets in State House
The Marion County Horticultural Society convened yesterday afternoon in the State house. David Wallace was listed to speak on the county's agricultural future but was absent. Mary A. Moody read a paper titled Shredded Wheat Factory, while W. W. Woollen proposed a joint meeting with the Audubon Society. the issue was referred to the executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County Horticultural Society
Statehouse
David Wallace
Marion County
Mary A. Moody
W. W. Woollen
Sylvester Johnson
Horticultural Society
Marion County Audubon Society
Man Arrested in Zanesville for Mailbox Peddling Scheme
A man identifying himself as C. B. Lucas of Zanesville Ohio was arrested by Detectives Colbert and Hauser on charges of peddling without a license and securing money by false pretenses. He claiming to sell mail boxes from house to house and had circulars urging readers that delivery depends on purchasing his boxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Lucas
Zanesville
Colbert and Hauser
Death notices for Miss Bee Reynolds and Mrs. Margaret Evans Tibbott
Miss Bee Reynolds of 1202 Hoyt avenue died of heart disease aged 43 after a three week illness. Funeral at St Patrick's Church Tuesday morning with burial at Holy Cross cemetery. Mrs. Margaret Evans Tibbott of Irvington died Friday morning. Funeral tomorrow at 11 at the family home, Rev F W Norton assisted by Prof Benton, burial at Anderson cemetery northeast of Irvington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bee Reynolds
Hoyt Avenue
John F. Reynolds
Collier & Reynolds
St. Patrick's Church
Holy Cross Cemetery
Margaret Evans Tibbott
Irvington
F. W. Norton
Prof. Benton
Anderson Cemetery
Lew Shank Nominated for County Recorder in Republican Primary
Lew Shank, a longtime Knot End businessman known as the auctioneer, will stand for county recorder in the Republican primary on March 1. He stresses conservative, practical governance and appeals to local voters to support him on March 14. Shank has operated at 33 East Washington Street for years and is a prominent figure in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Shank
County Recorder
Shank
East Washington Street
Great Military Ball Planned at Tomlinson Halls Next Wednesday
Arrangements for a military ball by the Military and Uniformed Association are complete for next Wednesday night in Tomlinson Halls. Decoration begins Tuesday with flags from ceiling to create a martial interior. Hundreds of electric lights and colors of Knights of Pythias and I O O F will adorn the hall as guards mount and man the doors. Grand march at 9 led by General James R. Carnahan and Mrs. Carnahan, with Indianapolis Light Artillery band of twenty providing music. Reception committee includes Major Thomas, Captain J T Elliott, Lieuts Winterrowd and Hosea, Captain W Jones, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomlinson Halls
Military and Uniformed Association
Knights of Pythias
James R. Carnahan
K. of P
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Lincoln Accident and Health Insur
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Urbana Wine CO
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Cincinnati
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Charles F. Baron
County Horticultural Society
Justice OF the Peace
William H. Nickerson
Milwaukee
Sachs Schinken
Mueller
Delaware and
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John Broom
Miss Bee Reynolds
Dantlap
Seaton’s Hat Store
German Fire Insurance of
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Janes
Samuel Lewis Shank
Leo Lando
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W. W. Dark & Co
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Amazon
Ilinois Street
Sherman Decorating Co
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Katie Bryant
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Reasonabl Techentin & Freiberg
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W. B. Craig
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Huder’s Drug Store
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C.N. Williams & CO
Mr. Broom
Order Railway Conductors
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Krakauer
Knabe
Hallett & Davis
Chickering
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