Several New Corporations Formed in State Notices
Roswell Electric Light and Water Company incorporated with 325.09 capital in Roswell Benton county. Shields Clothing Company of Fort Wayne incorporated with 16 capital for general retail clothing. Kokomo City Hospital Association directors named for a $15,000 capital to erect a hospital. Whiteeville Co operative Telephone Company capital 1.8 incorporated with named directors. Stansbury Mutual Telephone Company capital 31.0 to operate in Marian counties. Hammond Sauengerbund society formed to promote German language and customs. Lager Creek Company increases capital stock from 4 to 50,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
Benton County
Roswell Electric Light and Water Company
E. W. Williamson
Philip J. Shaw
B. H. Bennett
Shields Clothing Company
Fort Wayne
General Retai
James L. Shields
Warren W.addbams
Michael J. Rogan
Thomas F. Clare
Wiliam H. McClurg
John H. Rosas
Ad F. Armstrong
John W. Cooper
A. Jay
Kokomo City
Marianans
Don
William CC. Hamilton
J. K. Sellers
H. C. D. Klepfer
George W. Apple
Caph
Hammond Sauengerbund
Hammond
Emre
Fred
Richard Hahiweg
Paul B. Lipinski
Wilgan Masepani
John J. Mettier
Lager Creek of
Company
Ministers Meetings Reflect On Luther Paper And Sunday Baseball Fight
Ministers discussed a Luther life paper read by Rev J Myers with Rev B L and Rev N H Shepherd guiding debate. They formed a resolutions committee as a Sunday baseball crusade faced opposition from Rev Zaring of Irvington and Rev Tevis. The former Carrell county meeting was announced for Room 12 Statehouse with music recitations and city residents invited. Indianapolis Fire Insurance reported profit amid careful risk selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther
J Myers
B. L
N. H. Shepherd
Aniand
Anderson
Dis
Robb Zaring
Irvington
Methodist Min- Association
Zaring
Tevis
Revievis
Bacon
Carrell County
Statehouse
Carco
Indianapolis Fire Insurance Com
Central Labor Union meets amid code debate and temple drive
The Labor Temple Committee reports internal disputes at the Central Labor Union session with seating protests over credentials. A plan to build a labor temple and tax members to raise funds is approved, while public speeches criticize political power and corporate wealth.
Pocket knife used in street assault incident
Charles Parker, a colored man from 839 Holbrook street, was arrested last evening on assault and battery charges after a fight at Virginia avenue and Stevens street. He says four youths pushed him, a running melee ensued, and he claims to have slashed at several men including Charlie Miner and Harry Meyers. Parker escaped into a house and later posted bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Parker
Holbrook Street
Griffin and Manning
Virginia Avenue
Stevens Street
Parker
Charlies Miner
No. 82
Buchanan Street
Harry Meyers
Bond
George Wells Arrested After Threatening Wife
George Wells a colored resident of 07 North Missouri Street was arrested yesterday afternoon by Bicycle Policemen Streit and Losh after threatening his wife with a weapon and causing a disturbance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wells
North Missouri Street
Streit and
Losh
Man Accused in Domestic Strife Denies Access to Police
Revolver lay on a table when a niece seized it and fled to call the bicycle police. Wells barred entry, claiming a man was killing his wife. Officers forced entry after a struggle and Wells sustained injuries in the confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niece
Wells
Molder claims assault by union workers near Rockwood plant
Clement A. Greenleaf reports being attacked outside his Hazel street home by two Rockwood Manufacturing molders from English avenue. He identified one as the molders' business agent but police withheld names pending identification. Greenleaf escaped with minor injuries though his car was damaged by a sandbag blow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clement A. Greenleaf
Hazel Street
Rockwood Manufacturing Company
No. 1St English Avenue
Greenleaf
Molders
Disturbance in Court as George Newcomb Attacks Beckner with Chair
George O Newcomb, unhappy with Justice Smocks ruling in a civil suit, grabbed a chair in Justice Smock s courtroom and swung at A B Beckner, proprietor of an employment agency at 49 Monument Place. Deputies restrained him. he was fined one dollar and court costs for assault and battery. Beckner had previously refused to return Newcomb s five dollar retainer and faced a prior acquittal on petit larceny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Union
M. B. Blacker
Machine Boiler Makers of America
William 8. Frohliger
Brotherhood of Boiler Makers and Iron Shipbuilders
American Federation of Labor
Frohnger
George Sadiler
Horseshoer
John W. Kerr
Slough
Board
Horseshoers
Kerr
Sadifer
Master Horseshoers’ Association
Sadiler
Feltman
Steam Engineers
Central Labor Union of Cincinnati
E. J. Collins
Meyer Overall
Labor Temple
George O. Newcomb
Justice Smock
Beckner
Monument Place
Newcomb
Prohibition Alliance Formed In Indianapolis Meeting
The Indianapolis Prohibition Alliance was formed after a Prohibition League session discussed creating a city branch. A stock plan of 250 shares at five cents each would fund county, state, and national committees, with officers including Edward W. Clark as president and Miss Belle Kettron as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Prohibition Alliance
Prohibition League
L. C. Masters
F. T. McWhirter
Alliance
B. F. Watson
Edward W. Clark
T. N. Bunnell
Belle Kettron
Walter V. Ogden
Ora Johnson
Prohibition Party
F. T
McWhirter
E. W. Clark
Mr. Clark
Clark
Joshua Stansfield
Butler College Sorrow at Death of Director Charles E Thornton
At a board meeting the death of longtime director Charles E Thornton was noted. Thornton entered Butler as a freshman in 1874 and graduated in 1878, earning respect for integrity and service to college, city, church, family, and friends. The directors ordered a memorial minute, attendance at his funeral, a floral tribute, and a letter to his widow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler College
Charles E. Thornton
Butler
Streetcar Rollout Hindered by Rail Issues on New Line
Three new cars operated on the Central avenue line yesterday with one temporarily removed for minor repairs. A West Washington street temporary line opened but heavy cars strained rails as ballast failed, causing rails to spread and curves to straighten. Workers labored overnight to repair track. no cars will run until fixes complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Avenue
West Washington Street
Hotel lobby gleanings on war tax and beer prices
Fred Pabst, heir to the Milwaukee brewer, in Denison on business, predicts the war tax on beer may be lifted by July. He argues price rises depend on tax relief or lower material costs, and notes brewers could shrink serving sizes if taxes stay. Pabst plans to go to Terre Haute tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denison
Union Depot
Fred Pabst
Milwaukee
Pabst Company
Young Pabst
Lewis
St. Louis
Pabst
Mr. Pabst
Terre Haute
Board secretary change notes Corrigan succeeds Long
Corrigan takes over as secretary of the board succeeding John Long who has held the position since the board’s creation by an act of the State Legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Himself
Corrigan
John Long
Several fires keep city fire department busy
Fire units responded to multiple incidents yesterday with small losses. At 323 Kenwood avenue J R Reeves home caught fire unknown origin causing about 50 dollars. Adjacent home of Joseph Nieman damaged. Frank C Reeves at 919 suffered about 84. A stove fire at 2381 Station street Brightwood caused 1200 loss and minor damage to neighboring homes. An overheated stove at MS North California street damaged the Alexander home about 100. A gas jet at 427 Bright street was extinguished before arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenwood Avenue
J. R. Reeves
Joseph Nieman
Frank C. Reeves
Station Street
Brightwood
P. E. Wenrick
Barney Gallagher
Charlies E. Lewis
William Alexander
Bright Street
Rush for Permits as Contractors Swarm City Office
Unusual activity marked building permit requests at the city controller’s office with twenty issued in one day, far above the typical six. Deputy Controller Bogardus credits the surge to fine weather and approaching spring building, while vehicle and milk licenses lag and April 1 prosecutions loom for delinquents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bogardus
Kilpatrick’s Boer ties and a visit with Kruger at Pretoria
Kilpatrick a bicycle vaudeville act at the Grand Opera House this week recalls a Pretoria visit where he and his wife performed for school children. Kruger gifted a sovereign after a German mediated talk in which Kruger teased his English. Kilpatrick, born in Danville Illinois, organized the Gas Belt League in 1891 and once rode a bicycle down the Capitol steps in Washington with one leg. His wife, also a trick rider, is in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Kilpatrick
South Africa
Pretoria
Paul Kruger
South African Republic
Kilpatrick
Kruger
America
Two Properties Change Hands In Indiana Deeds
Mary C T Howe deeded on Talbott avenue near Sixteenth street to Edward B Porter for 3500 dollars yesterday. Joseph M Hightshoe purchased from John A Shoemaker a property on Alabama street near Merrill. William W Butler, father of Amos W Butler, turns ninety two today born in Brookville Indiana March 11 1810 and a long time Indiana resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary C. T. Howe
Edward B. Porter
Talbott Avenue
Sixteenth Street
Joseph M. Hightshoe
John A. Shoemaker
Alabama Street
Merrill
William W. Butler
Amos W. Butler
State Board of Charities
Mr. Butler
Brookville
Ind
Indiana
Leo Lando and Indianapolis Barber Supply Co Notice
Leo Lando Manufacturing Optician maintains a permanent location at 142 North Pennsylvania Street Indianapolis Barber Supply Co advertises massage cream at 37 East Ohio Street listing business addresses and trade names in a compact notice.
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Pennsylvania St
Indianapolis Barber Supply Co
Ohio Street
Minnie Maddern Fiske Company Shuns Interviews
The Minnie Maddern Fiske company avoids press interviews. Brandon Hurst, staying at the Denison, once saved two women from a runaway horse in Chicago, then faced a press swarm. Reports claimed Mrs. Fiske and Hurst were injured in the incident, prompting Hurst to recount the events truthfully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Maddern Fiske Company
The
Star
Brandon Hurst
Mr. Hurst
Oklahoma hope frames a political ride home
Theodore Shockney of Union City just back from Oklahoma predicts the state will be the nation’s most prosperous agricultural region in ten years. He notes no district sentiment after the Cromer nomination and says supporters feel no soreness. Other locals include Quincey Blankenship reassigned to the revenue service with a Martinsville farming and hog trade background, plus remarks on several Indiana figures visiting the Hotel English and the Denison.
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Oklahoma
Theodore Shockney
Union City
Southwest
George W. Cromer
Quincey A. Blankenship
Martinsville
Revenue Service
Lawrenceburg
Mr. Blankenship
Nathan Powell
Madison
George F. McCulloch
Muncie
English
Dan W. Simms
Lafayette
Democratic State Committee
Frank H. Doran
Laporte
James R. Henry
Gosport
Frank I. Serrit
Washington
Denison
John C. Biltheimer
Billheimer
Police Pension Fund Board Members Elected
Captain Hyland and Sergeant John Corrigan were yesterday elected to the Police Pension Fund Board Hyland succeeds in the new term and will serve with Corrigan on the panel representing officers and the city police department in pension governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police Pension Fund Board
Hyland
Serst
John Corrigan
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Dhorrie
SS. Yres Indeanas Greatest
Glove Store
East
Washington Street
Paris
Louisville
Merchants’ Association
Erings
Carroll County People
Central Labor
Labor Temple Committee
Chicago
John F. White
Organized Labor
M. T. Butler
Fairbanks
Beveridge
Overstreet
Cook County
John D. Rockefeller
Chicago University
Rockefeller
Oif
Jesus Christ
MekKee
Adams Express Company
McKee
Columbus
Union Street
Robert Leet
Madison Avenue
Effingham
Leet
MeeKee
George C. Newcomb
Smock
E. Thornton
Wulschner’s
Milwauker
Brewer
Controller's
Cc. G. Kilpatrick
Janes
Leo Lando
Optician
Cen & Freiberg
Starr Piano Company
ROUSE
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Havana
F. R. Rice Mercantile Cigar Co
St. Lowis
Union Made
Indianapolis Photo Supply CO
CYKO
Argentox
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Greatyaaker
W.L. Dougie
Tadie
Douglas
W. L. Douglas
W.L
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Washington ST
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C.w.meikel CO
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SV Neca
Axminster
Wilton, Smyrna
Body Brussels
Riki Silas
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West India
New York
Roraima
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Guadaloupe
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Martinique
St. Lucia
Barbados
Demerara
A. E. Oute
Bridge & CO
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A. Ahern
Seec’y
Quebec
Canada
THOS
Cook & Son
Clark St
Doe
Plymouth
Cherbol Ee Ae RG
A. Victoria
F. Biamarck
Mart Deutsch ci
Columbia
Servic
Cherbot RG
Hamburg
Patricia Watces Moltke
Waldersee
Hambure-American Line
B’way
Wrenzel Bros
A. Metzger Ions
Aneshaensel & CO
Av. EH. Rolics Sons Wall Papers
Rouse & Mayhew Practical Opticians
Rttass
Ine
Taylor Carpet Co
West Washington St
Hide
Union Painless Dentists
Clirela
JH. Lock Wood
Lemck
ToTe
Chas. F. Baron
Vienna Rolls
Joseph Taggart
Massachusetts Avenue
Vermont Street
New Jersey
S’teinwawy
Pearson’s Piano House
Indianapolis, Ind
Chas. L. Hartmann
GORA
WM. H. Block CO
Lilly & Stalnaker
John A, Wanell
South
Illinois Street
Garand Hotel
Indianapali
Salbutin
Too
D. H. Baldwin
Liki SN
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