Private sale of William B Harris estate boots and fixtures
John H. Ohr trustee offers at private sale the assets of William B Harris bankrupt estate. Located at 17 West Washington Street Indianapolis Indiana the sale includes stock of boots and shoes store fixtures and other property. Cash terms and sales under 75 percent of appraisement require court approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Market Street
Indianapolis
Indiana
William B. Harris
West Washington Street
John H. Ohr
Vital Statistics March 27 Victuals and Names
Elizabeth Wilson and Claude Wilson list births at 53 Hamilton Avenue and 101 West Thirty-first Street with a set of incomplete details. Several deceased entries mention heart disease pneumonia drowning tuberculosis hemorrhage and other causes, with ages from months to seventy-one, and addresses across Jefferson and surrounding streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth and
Claude A. Wilson
Hamilton Avenue
Fred Summer
William Sudmeyer
Connor
David Hass
Virginia Avenue
Raymond Kellermeier
South Alabama Street
Adolph Witkhowske
South East Street
Emma F. Schwemerer
Tél Glenn Avenue
Manathon
Delline McFarren
Maxwell Street
Seel
Florence A. Miller
Poundry Street
Andrew Jackson Selman
East Washington Street
Railroads tied in unique positions amid strong stock vote
The piece reports on proposed leadership and capital changes at major rail firms. It notes a high turnout vote by Pennsylvania Railroad shareholders approving a $100 million stock increase, details the new director classes, and mentions related industry rumors about Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton and Chicago, Burlington & Quincy ownership dynamics. It also describes new passenger car orders, inspections, and several managerial moves across the Big Four and related lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fumors
Centrol
Cincinnati
Hamilton & Dayton
Chicago
Burlington & Quincy
United States
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Burlington
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Lincoln Godfrey
James McCrea
T. de Witt Cuyler
Effingham
Morris
C. Stuart Patterson
George Wood
W Iliam H. Barnes
Amos R. Little
Clement A. Griscom
A. J. Cassatt
Wiliam L. Elkins
N. Parker Shortridge
Alexander M. Fox
Dayton
Charles Watts
Pittsburg
Fort Wayne
Florida
William Garstang
Big Four Lines
Co. C. Mordough
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Peoria & Eastern
Lake Erie
J. B. Yohe
Big Four
Chesapeake & Ohio
Hot Springs
Schaf
van Winkle
Kittredge
St. Louis
Evansville
Terre Haute
Bessemer & Lake Erie
Pittsburg, Bessemer & Lake Erie
K E. E. House
S. E. Coombe
Missouri
St. Joseph
Missouri & Arkinnsas
L. F. Loree
Pennsylvania Lines West
Erie Lines
Pennsylvania
George Frey
Indianapolis
Sepepes Sos
Indiana Car-service Association
John W. Caskey
Yester
Pacecter Sy van
Indoor athletic carnival to be held at Tomlinson Hall
Handicaps for the 44 yard run high jump shot put Ss yard run pole vault and mile run will be arranged this morning for the Y M C A indoor carnival at Tomlinson Hall tomorrow evening. Entries are many and many cities are represented. Physical Director George W Fisher of the Cincinnati M M C A will bring a team of eleven men to oversee arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomlinson Hall
George W. Fisher
Cincinnati
M. CC. A
Fragmented verse lines from Detywit Journal about soldiers and nations
A deranged stanza appears to recount Russians Prussians and Britons in a chaotic scene. The Prussian rises at odd times while a Russian observer comments with a weary baby stare. The fragment ends with a taunt about theft.
Railway Merger Talks and Management Shuffle Hit Rail Lines
News notes mergers and leadership changes across major railroads. Plans for Canada Southern merger with Michigan Central hinge on new bonds while Pennsylvanian and Baltimore & Ohio outlines hint at leadership shifts. Articles cover possible Northern Pacific rate moves, Union Pacific Central Pacific ties, and Erie, Burlington, and Belt Road developments alongside a Toledo foreclosure ruling on Detroit and Lima Northern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodge
Terre Haute
Lake Shore Road
New York Mail
Express
Canada Southern
Michigan Central
Canadian Southern
Lake Shore Roads
New York Central
Wm. H. Baldwin
Long Island Road
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
John Turner
Northern Pacific
Fee
St. Paul
Portland
Tacoma
Seattle
Missouri River
San Francisco
Epworth
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Northern Pacific Railway
Burlington
New York
Baltimore & Ohio
F. D. Underwood
Erie Railway Company
J. N. Barr
C. M. Hayes
Southern Pacific Railroad
Burt
Union Pacific
Bancroft
Oregon Short Line
Campbell
Oregon Railway and Navigation Company
Chicago
E. H. Harriman
Central Pacific
George L. Peck
Pennsylvania
Southwestern
G. L. Potter
Pennsylvania Lines
Belt Road
Potter
Tom L. Johnson
Cleveland
Common Pleas Court
Farley
Lake Front
Johnson
Indianapolis
Mammoth Cave
Louisville & Nashville
W. W. Richardson
Pennsylvania Company
J. H. Milliken
Daily Echo
Shortridge High School
Judge Wing
United States District Court
Toledo
Detroit & Lima Northern Railroad
Lima
Lima Northern Railroad Company
Detroit & Lima Northern
Married Rich Woman in Portland Seals Wealthy Union
Walter Tilford, once a starch manufacturer's figure in the city, wed Mrs. Sarah M. Kearney of Portland, a 66 year old social figure valued at about $200,000. This is her third marriage. Tilford left the city fifteen years ago for Olathe Kansas where he has since worked in real estate. His only relative here is cousin Mrs. John P. Avery of 547 North East Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Tilford
Portland
Ore
Sarah M. Kearney
Olathe
Kan
John P. Avery
North East Street
Lodge growth and finances in Indiana I O F report
W H Leedy reports for the term ending December 31. Seven new lodges bring total to 661 in Indiana. Net membership gain six months 716. annual gain 3.40 percent, active membership 53 357. Relief spending 22 315 31 dollars. Subordinate lodges receipts 521 609 76. working expenses 121 736 07. Grand Lodge expenses 22 799 dollars. Grand Lodge invested funds total 4 400 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Leedy
Grand Lodge
Indiana
Ciener Wins Suit Against Indiana Wholesale Grocers
The jury awarded Isaac Ciener 500 dollars in a $3000 damages case against the Indiana Wholesale Grocers Association. The dispute centered on alleged discrimination and the meaning of barrel house. Court ruled the barrel house was legitimate and orderly. defendants to pay unless appeal succeeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Ciener
Indiana Wholesale Grocers’ Association
Diener
Ciener
Clener
Hhe
Indianapolis
Supreme Court rules signed waivers make Barrett-law assessments payable
The Supreme Court reversed a lower ruling in Wayne County Savings Bank versus Gas City Land Company, holding that a party signing a waiver to pay Barrett-law street assessment installments is personally liable for the amount. The bank sought foreclosure of Barrett-law bonds on vacant Gas City lots. waiver signed, trial court void, reversed. Also, the court affirmed Mayfield will validity against Owen county heirs despite insanity accusations. and Appellate Court upheld a $1,000 verdict for Jule C. Pepin against Jonas M. Lautman for malicious prosecution.
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Supreme Court
Wayne County Savings Bank
Gas City Land Company
Gas City
John C. Mayfield
Owen County
Mayfield
Lurber
Owen C. C
Baker
Cross
Rush CC. C
Monks
Wayne, Etc
Bank Vs. Gas, Etc
Grant C. C
Dowling, C. J
IMG
Barnett Ve. Furnace
Fulton C. C
Williams Vs. Board of Commissioners
Henry C. C
Bartlett Ve. Willams
Marshall C
Same
Mis. C
J. & E. Railway Company
Curless
Grant C.C
Scott
Edgar
Rush C. C
Eureka, Etc
Wells
Putnam CC
C. Same
Ims. C
I. & E. Railway Company
Weeks
Horner
Clark
Lagrange C. C
Springer
Foster
Jasper C. C
Union
Association
Alchele
Vanderburg C. C
Fenner
Simon
Noble C. C
Carriger
Oliver
Clay C
Turner
Shelby C. C
Se Jones
Bradford
McAnally
Gledden
Knox C. C
Pany
Clark C. C
State
George Ogden
Fountain C. C
Greenwood
Island Coal Comany
Sullivan C. C
Roby
Lautman
Pepin
Lake C. C
Robinson
City of
Terre Haute
Constans
Vigo C. C
Wiley
Kersey
Lane
Wayne ©. Co
Union, Etc
Company
Curtis
Railway Company
Butts
Whitley C. C
Schoppenhorst to resign from grand jury amid bribery charge
William Schoppenhorst, a grand jury member, denied soliciting a bribe to halt an embezzlement probe and said he will resign to allow a full investigation. Judge Alford ruled the Police Court has jurisdiction over petit larceny, denying a motion to quash in Agnes Zion's appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Schoppenhorst
Grand Jury
T. C. Whitcomb
Alford
Criminal Court
Agnes Zion
Ruckelshaus
Justice of the Peace
Frank Hamlsten
Motter
Amnen Zion
Zion
Union Trust Company
Fraternal Co-operative Association
Louis D. Levi
Superior Court
Michael H. Spades
Rowena van Blartcum
Circuit Court
William HM R Roberts
George W. Kenselring
Nannie Hampton
Hattie Baldwin
Margaret V.eyers
Gunmond N. Meyers
Joseph J. Meyers
Partition
Hamilton Denied New Trial in False Pretenses Conviction
Frank Hamilton was denied a new trial yesterday by Judge Alford after a Criminal Court verdict finding him guilty of obtaining money under false pretenses from Anna Bell. He received a sentence ranging from one to fourteen years in the penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hamilton
Anna Bell
Alford
Bankruptcy Petitions Filed in United States Circuit Court
Petitions filed yesterday list Calvin W. Johnson a Kempton Tipton county Mabill ies farmer and stock dealer with assets of 110734.02 and debts of 7007.58. David L. Lee a Creestonesville grocer with liabilities of 9401.69 and assets of 4421.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court
Calvin W. Johnson
Kempton
Tipton County
Mabillies
David L. Lee
Creestonesville
Songwriter Harry Von Tilzer Visits His Parents
Harry Von Tilzer, a successful New York songwriter, visits his parents Jacob and Sarah Gumbinsky, milliners, at 2 West Washington street. He adopted his mother’s maiden name for theatrical work and plans a wartime ballad with ex-President Harrison as the central figure before continuing to West Baden to finish an opera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry von Tilazer
New York
Jacob
Sarah Gumbinsky
West Washington Street
Young Gumbinsky
Harrison
Central Agure
von Tilzer
West Baden
Carrie Nation to Lecture in Tomlinson Hall
Mrs. Carrie Nation of Kansas, famed for anti vice crusades, will arrive Saturday and is booked to lecture Sunday night in Tomlinson Hall. She plans to see Mayor Taggart and Police Superintendent Quigley during her stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Nation
Kansas
Taggarts Usual Declaration Says He Will Not Seek Mayor Post
Mayor Taggart announces he will not be a candidate for renomination and declares any use of his name in this connection unwarranted unsolicited and unauthorized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taggart
Jew Baiting and Negro Baiting Questioned in Editorial
Letter to the editor from a reader in Nesbetown dated March 27 questions if Jew baiting would revive interest in anti-Semitic agitation, asking whether a country tolerating negro baiting could also allow Jew baiting and whether such behavior serves a purpose by drawing attention to the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Aaynetown
Court entries from 1878 Supreme Court record list various cases
The document items include affirmations reversed or transferred, notes on how dates in bills of exceptions must be presented, and instructions on admissibility of evidence. It cites Lurber vs Mayfield, Cross vs Cross, Wayne Bank vs Gas, and multiple other cases with courts of commonwealth and county circuits.
Court minutes detail numerous cases before Fountain and Henry Clay Allen courts
For the Superior Court rooms, judges McMaster Leathers Carter and others hear diverse actions including foreclosures, damages, contracts, and habeas corpus. Trials progress with verdicts, judgments, and orders noted. several cases dismissed or decided with costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Wesley Anicker
Jacob Hushaw
Fountain C. C
James H. Kerry
Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville Railway Company
Lark C. C
International Building and Loan Association
Augusta M. Watson
Adams C
Superior Court
John L. McMaster
Nannie Green
Isaac Clener
Indiana Wholesale Grocers’ Association
Vinson Carter
William R. Farry
Martin Zimmerman
George F. Edenbarter
Heriman T. Craig
David James
Allen
Circuit Court
Henry Clay Allen
Homer I. Foster
Xander M. Stewart
Deake
H. Marsh
Robert W. Furnas
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Bertermann Bros
Mass Ave
N. Del's
Tel
Mantell and Grates
P.M. Pursell — Furnaces
Massachusetts
O. Ae
Lemcke
Ssegreier Bros
N. Ulinoly
Wait
H. C. Stevens
N. Senate Ave
ERAL
Prank Blanchard
Delaware St
Rotewiler & Son
W. Market St
Flanner & Buchanan
Illinois Street
P. R
Charles L. Hutchinson
John W. Staub
P. G. M. Byron K. Elliott
M. W
Henry C. Adams
Joseph W. Smith
Frank K. Sawyer
C. FP
Sayles
Adi
East Darket Street
CIAL
Delaware
Eine H. A. Metzger Agen
Im- Indianapo Properi
Pann & CO
N. Williams & © O
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Oklahoma
Oklahoma Land and Colony CO
P. H. Fitzgerald
Ind. A
Born Transfer and Store Co
Union Transfer and Storage Company
Ohio Street
Stylebaker Bros. Mpg
South Bend
Ind
Worth Oaks
Fairmount
Manning Harness Co
Adefornine
Care Journal
Cordova
A. Schiffling & Sons
Virginia Av
Stevenson Building
Steen
M. H. Geyer
Big Four Road
New Ballet
Enpower
Fesse
Wall Paper
Hoffman & Rouse
North Illinois Street
Sps Theatres
Dianedeeae
Bae Sand
Sensitive Machine Supply CO
Massachusetts Ave
Hartington Street
Barton Etty
W. Washington
Yocum
Ashland Av
Aia
N. Pitel Av
Sears, Roehuck & Chicago
Til
Indiana Marble and Granit Works
Old
Central
Oley Bobo
Furni
Houmata
Ofto Et F Ormer Massachuse Gv
N. Delaware Et. Phony
Praia
Frank K- Sawyer
Market St
Irving- Ww. Oares
Holses
Eee
Gregory & Appel
Paearns
Howe
Tmelern House
C. W. Gakes
E. Market St
Manufacturing
Cord
Bryce's Bakery
Khooms
WN. Hiinots
Akarese
Hox
Meridian St
1S & Son
Ratte Nes Boand
J. Nankervis & Son
Kentucky Ave
W. F. Menning
Iow
Wonkee Ae
Ators Corner
East St
Monument Place
Henry Taylor
Bae Aan Avenue
New Phone
Celia M'Donald
McDonald
Chambers
Washington
C. H. Mason
Chatham, N. Y
W. Weeks St
Moor
Dr. Forest
E. L. Hearne
Chiropodist
Welch & Wife
Mary A. Barker
Bto & Claypool
Capitol
Meirel & M'Curdy
E. Wabash
Central School OF Science
Talbott Block
Vital Statistics
Waite and
Joseph Howerton
Ash Street
Daisy
Jane G. Walters
North Alabama
One
Robert Edgar
College Avenue
Charlie Brown
Cooper Street
Ostelle
Frank Murphy
North State Street
Girl
Mary
W. W. Veach
West North Street
Lena
C. C. Brooks
Blackford Street
Lina and
A. Hosenfeld
Russell Avenue
Henna
John Kappans
St. Missonri Street
Kate and
Sidney Davie
Fletcher Avenue
Elie
Clark Masterbrook
Clara Cornthwait
Frank Fox
Ira B. Keeter
Aionze
Faulkinbury
May Robertson
Fredrick C. Owen
Dolly G. Loveless
James W. Hensley
Nellie M. Swan
Reuben J. Larkey
Cordelia Carter
Herman Russ
Ella Overtree
Walter
Miles
Melvin Ring
Stanley Hodge
Elsie Kemp
Albert Woodard
Sarah Jane Hollingshead
Crease Capital Stock
Pennsylvania Stockholders
Union Station
New York Commercial Advertiser
John K. Cowen
Cowen
William Salomon
Pennsylvania Railroad
Tam
Bach
Detywit Journal
This
Portland, Ore
O. O. F. Grand Lodge
Schoppenhorst
Upreme Court
The
Harry von Tilser
Mrs. Nation
the Court Record
William Wilson
State of
Franklin C. C. Appellees
Anscette Enginx
Colliery Engineering Company
American Car and Foundry
Dr. Miles
Joan Stevens
Harps
Nervine
Mires Morcat
Patton Bros
Harry Lacy
Power
Charles Frohman
Maude Adams
Rostand
Park
Barney Gilmore
Brothers Byrne
Emeire Puerater
Wabash and
Delaware Streets
Quita
Tomson
Dr. Tomson Medical Institute
Journal
the Journal
C.aneshaensel & CO
East
Pendiana Pouis
SPS
Jmpany
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