Martineck Trial: Cruelty to Hazel Orme Ends in Court
Kate Martineck faces a jury on cruelty to Hazel Orme after lengthy defense and state arguments. Testimonies include doctors and family members, with defense challenging court jurisdiction while noting Hazel’s emaciated condition and meals given. Other court actions include new suits, foreclosures, and appellate notices across multiple divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Martineck
Hazel Orme
Benedict
Mrs. Martineck
B. Orton
N. W. Harding
Orton
John C. Ruckelshaus
Martineck
Hazel
John Williams
Benjamin Huskler
Martinecks
W. B. Fletcher
Liliam Martineck
Dorsey
Eleanor Hospital
Auestion
Become Leon
Alford
Appeal in Rich death case before Appellate Court
An appeal was filed yesterday in the Appellate Court in the case against the E. and T. H. Railroad Company for killing Joseph H. Rich at Sullivan. The lower court held Rich negligent for crossing in front of a train and did not award damages. The court will decide if Rich was negligent despite the train’s sidetrack habit. Jeannetta E. Cummins appeals from a decree divorcing her from William P. Cummins in a long, repeated litigation. The final grounds cited are abandonment with $9 allowed to the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. & T. H. Railroad Company
Joseph H. Rich
Sullivan
Rich
Jeannetta E. Cummins
William P. Cummins
Cummins
Lore
Habeas Corpus For William B Taylor Continued
Habeas corpus proceedings to free William B Taylor, sought in Detroit for stealing three diamonds, were continued until this morning due to missing requisition papers. A Detroit officer is expected to arrive and identify Taylor, who appeared in court nervous from morphine withdrawal and required a physician’s morphine injection.
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William B. Taylor
Detroit
Milwaukee litho firm sues Reeves Pulley for damages
The American Fine Art Company of Milwaukee filed a federal suit against Reeves Pulley Company of Columbus for $15,000 alleging breach of contract over an elaborate catalogue and other printing after work began.
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American Fine Art Company
Milwaukee
Reeves Pulley Company
Columbus
Milwaukee Company
Reeves Company
Appointment actions in estate and guardianship notices
Felix A. Bryan became administrator of James W. Bryan’s estate with a $2.00 bond. Elizabeth Howard appointed guardian of Lee Roy Howard with bond. Lottie A. Rogers named guardian of Grover C Ida Charles and Anna Miller with a $1 100 bond. Judge Carter approved $7,500 to W D Coffin as receiver and $5,000 to Lewis C Walker as attorney. Receivership closed, company business now in John Reagan the assignee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix A. Bryan
James W. Bryan
Elizabeth Howard
Lee Roy Howard
Lottie A. Rogers
Grover C
Ida
Charles
Anna Miller
Carter
Superior Court
W. D. Coffin
Krac-Reynolds Company
Lewis C. Walker
Comny
John Reagan
Bankruptcy petitions filed in Federal Court yesterday
The court logged new bankruptcy filings including James A. Firestone of Garrett in De Kalb county age 64 with assets listed as zero, and Ernest Wright of Logansport, along with George Shieh and Mart Tabili George Oarion, all connected to Habilities and SLATS with assets totaling about 1,400.
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James A. Firestone
Garrett
de Kalb County
Ernest Wright
Logansport
Geeorge Shieh
Mart Tabili
George oOarion
Superior Court Partition Ledger Notes and Appointments
Multiple court entries describe partition actions and creditor cases. Findings declare plaintiff owns one third life estate in real estate. others hold one fourth fee simple subject to plaintiff life estate. real estate not divisible, private sale ordered with commission to Cheries Harrington, bond set at two dollars. Also notes on Munson Lightning vs Wishmeyer, and First National Bank of Chicago vs Perkins with receiver allowance. various judges noted.
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Superior Court
John Lt. McMastter
Honora Sullivan
Edward Sullivan
Fred Smith
Cheries Harrington
Munson Lightning Commetor Company
C. F. Wishmeyer
Coats
W. W. Spencer
Henry M. Mock
Charles Boyer
Vinnon Carter
First National Bank of Chicago
Lafayette Perkins
L. C. Walker
City Plans Sale Of Town Trees To Foil Thieves
The Board of Works will auction several hundred valuable oak and ash trees from the city owned Sellers farm southwest of town in a bid to stem timber theft. They estimate the trees are worth at least £2000 and, after thieves removed timber, the city prefers sale to keep the value in the treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sellers Farm
Board of Works
Interurban Terminal Company seeks early city franchise decision
Officials of the Interurban Terminal Company press the mayor and Board of Works for an early franchise reply. A Board member said the city is not in a rush and there is no reason to hurry the procedure. an answer could come within ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interurban Terminal Company
Board of Works
Council contracts committee to meet next week on franchises
Chairman Negley says the council committee on contracts and franchises will convene next week. An intended meeting last Wednesday night was postponed due to several absentees. Southern and Shelbyville line franchises will be up for consideration.
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Council
Negley
Tee
Southern
Shelbyville
Irvington Water Facilities To Be Considered By Board
The Board of Works will take up the issue of supplying Irvington with water facilities soon. The board plans a visit to the suburb in the coming days to observe street conditions and assess needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington
Board of Works
Missionary Conference elects officers for next year
Delegates at Memorial Presbyterian Church elected officers for the Women’s Missionary Society of the Indianapolis Presbytery. President Mrs T C Day. vice presidents Mrs Dr Barnes and Mrs Charles Springer. secretaries Recording Mrs M P C Clarke Home and Freedmen Mrs W N Wishard Foreign Miss Henrietta Mayo. young people's work Miss Florence Ham Indianapolis. literature Mrs C C Van Nuys Hopewell. treasurers Foreign Mrs W H Hubbard Indianapolis Home Mrs S H Fowler Spencer.
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The
Women's Missionary Society of the Indianapolis Presbytery
Memorial Presbyterian Church
T. C. Day
Indianapolis
Dr. Barnes
Greenfield
Charles Springer
Bloomington
M. P. C. Clarke
W. N. Wishard
Henrietta Mayo
Florencenham
C. C. van Nuys
Hopewell
W. H. Hubbard
S. H. Fowler
Spencer
H. P. Gaylord
Japan
Mayo
Julia Johnston
Haworth
Orient
Bishop
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Rightousness of Kingdom Sermon at Meridian Street Church
Rev Worth M Tippy preached on The Righteousness of the Kingdom at Meridian Street M E Church as part of the ethical revival, stressing the Sermon on the Mount, Beatitudes, humility, mercy, purity, nonresistance, and service as core kingdom duties, followed by communion. Dr Kelloge lectured at Central Avenue Church and Dr Stansfield heard a call. later Dr Oscar C Helming preached on The Reality of the Kingdom at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worth M. Tippy
Broadway M. E. Church
Meridian-street M. E. Church
Jesus
Dives and
Lazarus
God
Oscar C. Helming
North Congregational Church
Helming
Christ
Lent sermon on The Cross as life and gospel
Rev Joshua Stansfield led the Meridian Street Church afternoon lecture on The Cross a Fact a Law of Life He framed the cross as the divine act in human life urging disciples to take up their cross and follow Jesus, linking sacrifice to the kingdom of God and social renewal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joshua Stansfield
Jesus
Calvary
God
Earth
Heaven
Plan to Secure Labor Statistics by Mailing Blanks
State statistician B F Johnson launches a plan to obtain organized labor data by mailing blank reports to labor society secretaries. Each member will report earnings and days worked, enabling a comprehensive view of labor conditions across the state. Returns from all organizations are expected to take three to four months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Johnson
Johnson
Marion police believed they found gunman hideout
A Marion dispatch says officers thought they found the man who shot Patrolman Alberts. A raid with a patrol wagon and four men reached a house but the suspect was not found, though evidence showed a hurried departure.
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Marion
Alberts
Main Cigar Store Listed at 143 Monument Place
W Kriel of the Main Cigar Store located at 143 Monument Place in the English Block is noted in this listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Kriel
Monument Place
English Block
Feet Washing Ceremony Held at Sacred Heart Church
The feet washing rite was performed yesterday at Sacred Heart Church with Rev. Francis Haase leading assisted by a deacon and subdeacon. A Good Friday service followed across Catholic churches starting at 8 o clock with a procession led by Archbishop Rice O Donaghue and prayers for agnostics schismatics heretics and Jews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Church
Corner Union
Palmer Streets
Christ
Francis Haase
Father Haase
St. John's Church
Sacred Heart Chapel
Congregation For the Adoration of the
O'Donaghue
Kellogg Delivers First Lenten Lecture On The Cross
The Rev H W Kellogg pastor of Central Avenue M E Church gave his first lent sermon on The Cross. He outlined three points the world’s antagonism to the cross the law of the cross and the permanency of the law with application to daily life. He read passages on the passion of Christ and will lecture again this afternoon at 2 30 and at 5 the Sunday school will view stereopticon slides from early master paintings illustrating Christ’s life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Kellogg
Central Avenue M. E. Church
Kellogg
Christ
Kelloger
Seventh Presbyterian calls Rev. David A Heron as pastor
The Seventh Presbyterian Church voted unanimously to call Rev. David A. Heron of Glen Dale Ohio as pastor. He visited recently and the congregation was greatly pleased. If he accepts, he may arrive within a month. He is a Maryville College and Eastern seminary graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh Presbyterian Church
David A. Heron
Glendale, O
Mr. Heron
Maryville College
Eastern Seminary
Easter Music Programs for Next Sunday's Services
Easter music plans from Broadway M E Church First Presbyterian and St David s detail morning and evening items. Choirs from Ashi Fletcher Place and Knox list anthems solos and motets with titles like Christ Our Passover Hark What Means Those Holy Mowers and The Dawn of Hope.
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Broadway M. E
W. J. Porter
Jesus
W. P Porter
PB. Porter “Madriga
Simonetti
Renaldine Smith
Christ
Fletcher Place
Danks
Israel
Buck Charles
Mendell
H Solo
Golden Pathway
L. Perak
Jerusalem
Knox
Kyrie
Webe
Murphy
Lawler
Miss McHugh
N. McHugh
F. Wagner
J. Murphy
Mageh
Flagter First Presbyterian Arch
Victor
Dudley Buck
Miss Galvin
Behymer
van Wie
Roberts
Nell
Howard
Feasey
Spangler
Cline
E. A. Sydenham
Jalius
Sir John Stainer
Youthful Benedict Seeks Davis Release From Reform School
Attorney Russell B. Harrison filed a demand with Governor Durbin to release Walter Davis from the Reform School for Boys at Plainfield. Davis, sent from the union Criminal Court for allegedly stealing a cat of sheep strings, had already served four years and was paroled though still a minor. He later married and faced arrest on assault charges, with his attorney urging investigation and release.
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Russell B. Harrison
Durbin
Walter Davis
Reform School For
Plainfield
Davis
Reform School
Union Criminal Court
Hilo
Harrison
Mourning Garb and Lace Care for Feminine Readers
An advice piece on lace cleaning and tinting methods from the Millinery Trade Review. It covers washing with flannel bastework, borax suds, rinsing, starching formulas including gum arabic, blueing and tinting with tea or saffron, and methods for common faces, thread lace finishing, and safe use of naphtha with open windows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millinery Trade Review
Jewelry fashions captivate New York readers at season’s peak
The New York Commercial Advertiser surveys jewelry trends with Louis Quinze and Louis Seize styles, cabochons, and ornate bondage of birds and flowers. It notes elaborate coiffure bands, enameled wreaths, and gem-set lace. astrology rings, zodiac bracelets, and birthstone accents surge in popularity. The piece also hints at Egyptian motifs and the fusion of gems with old lace in modern couture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Louis Quinze
Louis Seize
Congressman's Wife in Washington
The piece portrays a rural congressman's wife facing Washington society. It notes she expects elite access and dinners, but discovers that status rests on her husband’s position plus money or ability. Without those, she remains limited to distant social calls and fleeting invitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper's Weekly
House of Representatives
Low
Washington
Congress
Mourning as Distraction Says Dressmaker in Favor
The dressmaker argues mourning clothing helps affected women cope by providing distraction from grief. She asserts that clothes regardless of color relieve sorrow, offering refuge when society limits other activities. Financial constraints also influence a widow's mental state and resilience.
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New York Evening Sun
Some Excellent Dishes from Old England and Berlin
Recipes from Woman's Home Companion describe corned beef prep with eight pounds boiled, nitre rub, brown sugar and two weeks rest. Wiener Sehnsteel suggests veal cutlets fried in bacon fat with sardines, lemon, capers. Scones mix baking powder into dough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old England
Wiener-Sehnsteel
Berlin
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Andrew van Jedgerhuis
Kruse & Dewinter
City of Indianapolis
William J. Hogan
Charles E. Carter
Milton R. Vert
Circuit Court
Henry Clay Allen
Maria Poenitz Et al
Rose A. Richards
Mary J. Johnson
James Johnson
Andrew J. Carson
James Livingston Thompson
Charles Syreup
Lavalette D. Dickey
Mary G. Johnson
Henry Coburn
Daniel de Voss
Margaret Schlagle
Harry Schlagie
Mathilda E Lighter
James D. McAtee
Supreme Court
Consolidated Stone Company
Lida Stages
Administratrix
Greene cc
Nk L. Street
Varney Electrical Supply Company
Wayne C. C
Robert N. Voliva
Guardian
Flora Mofitt
Fountain C. C. Appellee
Appellee
Sew Cas
George A. Rich
Evansville & Terre Haute Hailroad Company
Sullivan C. C. Record
Bond
Appellate Court
Charles F. Shaffer
Herman I. Stern
Harrison C. C. Appellant
Edward E. Paxson
Edwin R. Dean
St. Joseph C. CC
Appellant
Wabash Railroad Company
Mary A. Lackey Et al
St. Joseph C. C
Flora M. Shrayer
John A. Pittenger
Delaware C. C
Higher Court
Missionary Conference
W.M. Tippy
Kelloge
Central Avenue Church
Stansfield
Meridian Street Church
DR. Kellogg
Seventh Presbyterian
Youthful Benedict
Congressman
New York Evening Post
Jap Rose
James S. Kirk & Company
Mother & Child
Anheuser-Busch
Anheuser-Busch Brewing Ass’n
St. Louis
York
Butters
Rogers
Lilly & Stalnaker
Washington St
Odds and
Denison
General Federation
Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Company
East Market Street
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