Holt stock farm expands to 542 acres with new 5000 dollar barn
Sterling R. Holt has added 122 acres to his Maywood area stock farm, bringing total to 542 acres. A new $5,000 horse barn, modern feed systems, and a 55 foot high hydraulic water tank power a half mile training track. Planned blue and river bottom fields will raise corn and support horses and cattle. Two rail lines promise a nearby station Rex Americus within 600 feet of the barn, linking to Indianapolis Union. Holt already owns 2000 dollars in horses and cattle and expects further investment from breeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling R. Holt
Win- Winnings
Maywood
Mr. Holt
Holt
Local Firms Form New Corporations in Tipton and Michigan City
Adams Fence Company of Tipton incorporated with capital 310.0 plans to build a large factory for iron works. Indiana Steamship Company and Chicago Steamship Company file articles of incorporation, offices in Michigan City, with capital 300. Maxim Building Company to erect city office buildings with directors Charles W. Mitch J. W. Maxim Frank Bundy and others. Citizens Mutual Telephone Company forms with capital stock 20 to establish a telephone exchange in town. directors C. P. Potts Nixon KE B. Huxford J. A. Hughes B. H. Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Fence Company
Tipton
John T. Adams
Charles Grisemer
James Broderick
Indiana Steamship Company
Indiana
Indiana Steamship Com
Chicago Steamship Company
Mies
Michigan City
William William G. Kieth
Robert J.im
George K. Marey
J. F. Gal
Citizens’ Mutual Telephone Company
C. P. Potts
Nixon
KE. B. Huxford
J. A. Hughes
B. H. Davis
Two Appointments Made by Governor Durbin
Governor Durbin yesterday named B. Davis of Terre Haute to the State Board of Charities. Davis, a lawyer and former Terre Metropolitan Police Board member, fills a vacancy created when John Fr. Elder did not seek reappointment due to other business. Durbin also appointed Charles Rt. to fill a police commissioners vacancy. Both appointees are described as reputable local professionals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durbin
B. Davis
Terre Haute
State Board of Charities
John FR. Elder
Davis
Terre
Charles Rt
Property transfers and insurance firm note
William W. Baker sold a residence on North Illinois Street near Twenty-ninth to M. Compton for an unspecified amount. Garn sold Ox Street near Eleventh Street to Sarah for an unnamed figure. Kahn deeded to the Loring Company the factory block at Market and West streets. Siren, The Indianapolis Fire Insurance Com, a few profitable firms this year, reports careful risk selection and institution backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William W. Baker
M. Compton
Illinois Street
Twenty-ninth
Garn
Ox Street
Eleventh Street
Sarah
Kahn
Loring Company
Market and
West Streets
Indianapolis Fire Insurance Com
McKinley inspired novelist and Morgan Marion senate talk
Crawfordsville manufacturer Thomas V Maxedon has written The Crime of the Age inspired by McKinley s assassination He plans a May publication and sets Fleet Street Cleveland as the setting in four debates between a housewife Sallie and her anarchist husband The article also covers F T Singleton urging a Morgan Marion joint senator seat and local Republican campaigning with talk of future apportionment and potential candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas V. Maxedon
Crawfordsville
Denison
William McKinley
Maxedon
Cleveland
Mr. Maxedon
Fleet Street
Czolgocz
Foreign Alliance
Philippines
F. T. Singleton
Martinsville
Morgan and
Marion Counties
Joss
Morgan County
Marion County
State Senate
Morgen County
Morgan
Owen County
Johnson
Brown County
Fairbanks
Beveridge
Marion
Notable Democratic and Republican Leaders Stay Hotels in Indianapolis
Last night in Indianapolis saw a wave of political figures boarding at the Denison and English hotels. James P. Goodrich, chairman of the Republican State committee, planned to attend the Ninth district convention after trips through multiple districts. Democrats including John B. Stoll, a South Bend newspaper publisher, and P. H. McCormack of Columbus were noted guests at the Grand and Hotel English, alongside Mrs. Maurice Thompson and daughter of Crawfordsville visiting the city. Otto Gresham of Chicago lingered at Hotel English amid litigation in the Indiana Appellate Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Goodrich
Republican State Committee
Denison
Kokomo
Otto Gresham
Chicago
English
Indiana Appellate Court
Charles Jor
Shelbyville
H. A. Ketcham
L. M. Boda
Bob” Boda
Columbus
John B. Stoll
Indiana
South Bend
Maurice Thompson
Crawfordsville
Alice
Old
Vincennes
P. H. McCormack
Fourth District
Grand Hotel
C. J. Kollmeyer
Manhunt after street shooting leaves patrolman wounded
Captain Hyland was shot in a dawn attack while pursuing a burglar with a vest pocket 32 caliber revolver. Police offered a $10 reward for the burglar and for information leading to arrest, with more to be sought by the Board of Safety. Bell, the merchant policeman, was wounded but back at work. Hyland survived due to limited ammunition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Hyland
Hyland
Virginia Avenue
Marion Trust Company
Water Company
Statehouse
Pembroke Arcade
Police Pension Fund Board
Benjamin A. Bell
Board of Safety
Bell
Campaign Expenses And Minturn Bill Debate At Marion
Five primary candidates filed expense accounts with the county clerk detailing costs for Diehl Muir Rouse Sheets Moore and Minturn. Minturn mails a circular urging reform of primary law and a rigid spending cap. Marion County Medical Society discusses coroner candidate support, and a resolution is tabled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Diehl
Oran Muir
Harry E. Rouse
Fred W. Sheets
Dewitt Moore
Marion County Medical Society
John Kolmer
TERMINAL MEN PERSIST IN DRIVE FOR FRANCHISE
Indianapolis Interurban Terminal Company leaders vow to push a terminal franchise despite Board of Works resistance and may appeal to voters in city campaigns. A. L. Mason argues a 3 cent fare benefits citizens, while opposing Ohio street obstruction. Board expects a decision in two or three weeks as premium fund grows from new members.
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Indianapolis
Board of Works
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Charles Finley Smith
J. W. Chipman
Mr. Chipman
Chipman
Smith
The
Terminal Company
William G. Irwin
Hugh J. McGowan
Greenwood Company
Roass
Augustus L. Mason
Indianapolis Interurban Terminal Company
Central Traction Company of Indiana
8. E. Rauh
Interurban Terminal Company
Central Company
Rauh
Central Traction Company
Central
Lebanon
Mason
Ohio Street
Terminal
Lewis C. Walker
Indiana Hereford Breeders Form State Association
About one hundred Hereford breeders and dealers met in the Indiana Statehouse and launched the Indiana Hereford Breeders Association. Officers named include President Clem Graves and Secretary C E Amsden. the group aims to promote the breed, support premiums at fairs, and build backing from the national association for Indiana exhibits. National officers declined to answer when asked about premium backing and future support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Agriculture
Statehouse
Indiana Hereford Breeders’ Association
Clem Graves
Bunker Hill
F. Ludebaker
Warren
C. E. Amsden
Shelbyville
F. L. Studebaker
Frank Knaves
Attica
Walter Hadley
Danville
H. S. Watson
Edinburg
Indiana
van Atta
Knaves
National Hereford Association
David Wallace
National Association
Indiana Hereford Association
Naional
South Side Citizens Hear Heating Plant Fund Drive
A meeting last night at the engine house on Prospect Street heard committee reports soliciting stock for a heating and lighting plant for the South Side. Several thousands of dollars were subscribed and the motion carried to let the committee continue its work. Another meeting is set for next Tuesday night at the same location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Prospect Street
First Vacant Lots on North Delaware Sold by Indiana Trust
The first vacant lots on North Delaware and Alabama streets between Twenty third and Twenty fifth streets along Fall Creek are offered for sale by Indiana Trust Company. Payments of 10 dollars per month with 5 percent interest per year. Prospective buyers urged to promptly call for plats and papers from Robert Martindale at the Indiana Trust Company office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Alabama
Fall Creek
Indiana Trust Company
Jane
Robert Martindale
Women push mayor to close winerooms
A delegation of women led by Mrs. W. H. Hart and others met Mayor Bookwalter to press for closing winerooms and restricting wine sales in restaurants. The mayor said the notorious are suppressed but quiet venues resist closure and he would study Chicago authorities’ approach while in the city. The group praised his crackdown on gamblers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bookwalter
W. H. Hart
Ovid Butler Jameson
John 8. Tarkington
John H. Holliday
Lew Wallace
Mary A. Moody
Rebecca George
Chicago
Irvington Annex Sparks City Debt Transfer Fight
City Controller Breunig questions Irvington era contracts after annexation. He suspects one award by the old Town Board to John Moore for brick crossings and other works was invalid, delaying a street improvements contract. The matter ties to assumed debt and bond details totaling 19000 dollars, plus transfer of board room belongings to Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington
Joss
Breunig
Indianapolis
Hay
John Moore
Ritter Avenue
Laymen Avenue
Emerson Avenue
Burgess Avenue
Washington Street
Layman Street
Moore
Gold Brick Exhibit Stirs Interest in Indianapolis Window
A jeweler on North Illinois street displays a gold brick valued at 214.66 dollars. Made from ore from Northern Star mines near Dixie Idaho, the brick weighs three-fourths by one and one eighth by two inches and comes from twenty five tons of scrap ore. The mine stock is held by Indianapolis residents H D Yoder of Blanton Milling Company as president and Henry S Rominger of Indianapolis Fancy Grocery as secretary-treasurer. The brick, shown for a week, has drawn several hundred inquiries though the company has no stock for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Street
Northern Star
Dixie
Idaho
Lis Indianapolis
H. D. Yoder
Blanton Milling Company
Henry S. Rominger
Indianapolis Fancy Grocery Company
YMCA Junior Camp Plans Lofty Outing
Secretary Northcott of the Y M C A junior department has arranged a two week summer camp starting June 21 near Broad Ripple on White River. About sixty boys are expected, with the steamer Sunshine making three trips daily. Bertram C. Day of Wabash College will lecture, Rev F O Beck will give stereopticon lectures, and city cartoonists will present drawings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northcott
Broad Ripple
White River
Sunshine
State Geologist Blatchley Report Not Printed This Year
Report by State Geologist Blatchley will not be printed this year as the State Board of Printing deems funds insufficient to cover costs. Governor Durbin has held the manuscript for two weeks, with State Auditor Hart advocating biennial printing. The 1911 Blatchley report includes a mineral waters treatise, a study of oolitic limestone south of Lawrence by Dr. George H. Ashley, and mine inspector and oil and gas supervisor notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blatchley
Lawrence
George H. Ashley
Catholic Teacher Burned While Extinguishing School Fire
Sister Basiliscus of SS Peter and Paul School on Pennsylvania Street sustained severe burn injuries to her hands yesterday morning while dousing a blaze sparked by a lamp used in school decoration. A lace curtain caught fire from the lamp, but she managed to extinguish the flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Basiliscus
SS. Peter and Paul
Pensylvania Street
Frank Murphy Arrest Warrant In Kidnaping Case In Frankfort
A warrant was issued for Frank Murphy on charges of kidnapping his own daughter Devita six, following his attempt to take her from Mrs. Josie Murphy. Police traced him to 1105 Olive street where the child was found with Mrs. Murphy and her mother. The divorce had been granted in Clinton County Circuit Court just over a year earlier and local excitement followed the disappearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Frank Murphy
Josie Murphy
Murphy
Home Heating and Lighting Company
Devita
Nixon
Clinton County
Central Association session closes with elections and lectures
The Central Association of Congregational Churches and Ministers held its session at North Congregational Church. Morning reports from churches were presented. Addresses by Rev. H. R. Williams Rev. R. S. Osgood and C. J. Buchanan covered church obligations. In the afternoon "A Woman's Hour" led by Mrs. E W Murray and Mrs. B King featured talks by Rev. Levi White and Rev. Dr. Bartel. Thomas Smith elected chairman and C W Helt clerk. Last night Rev. F D Curtis gave a lecture on Home Missionary Fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Association of Congregational Churches and Ministers
North Congregational Church
H. R. Williams
Osgood
C. J. Buchanan
E. W. Murray
B. King
Levi White
Bartel
Thomas Smith
C. W. Helt
D. Curtis
Seaton's Hat Store to Chicago Return Train Offer
An advertisement lists travel to Chicago and back for 3.75 and 83.75, with a special Thursday March 2% train from Union Station and 3% West Washington street. Tickets may be bought at Union Station and West Washington street. return included through Saturday. Also promotes oats, insurance, brass works, optics, harness, and various local services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Station
West Washington Street
Single Stone Diamond Rings at Bargain Prices
We offer a beautiful assortment of diamond rings from $50 to $80. Stones come from a special large jet and the price will move quickly. Inspect and see why our offerings are tempting and unequaled for the money.
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Redfern
H. Lieber Company
West Washington St
Elis
J. C. Sipe
Oixnoxos
North Meridian St
Indianapolis, Ind
Morgan-Marion
Singleton
Bob” Miers
George W. McDaniel
Bedford
Representative Miers
Mr. McDaniel
Bob’ Miers
Cy Davis
Wellman
Congress
Miers
McDaniel
Judge Cheney
Sullivan
Oscar Henderson
State
Yorktown
Noblesville
Muncie
Carthage
Albany
Hartford City
Eaton
Crawford Fairtanks
Ee. F. Branch
Ee. F. Branch, Jr
John
Dyer
John ©. Dyer
Hammond
Pension Fund Board
Joseph A. Minturn
Minturn
Hle
Treasury
H. S. Godman
Wabash
Sierefords
Wulschner
Paris
North
Illinois ST
Rink
Soctar
Syracuse
A. Y
Merritt
GEO, Merritt & CO
West
Washington St
Deutsch Tailoring Co
South Illinois Street
Graham
the Parrott-Taggart Bakery
Charles Mayer & CO
Congregational Church Convention
Dunlap
Seaton’s Hat Store
K. P
Janes
German Fire Insurance of
South
Delaware Street
Ww.p
Ark & Co
New
East Market Street
Langsenkamp Bros
Georgia St
Leo Lando
Pennsylvania
Techentin & Freiberg
Juliusc
Indi
East Washington Street
Pioneer Brass Works
S.penn
North Illinois Street
Jh.reed
Lilly & Stalnaker
E. Washington St
Mueller
New York Streets
Vonnegut Hardware Co
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