Shooting at Michael Garvey's saloon wounds Emerson Denton
A shooting at California and Maryland streets yesterday morning left Emerson Denton badly wounded with bullets through the heart area, back, and thigh. Coyne, who fired, fled but was captured near Mount Jackson after assaulting Denton and threatening others. he was charged with assault with intent to kill and taken to headquarters.
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Michael Garvey
California
Maryland
Emerson Denton
West Maryland Street
Terry Coyne
West Maryne Street
Mount Jackson
Quigley Denton
Coyne
Fred
Robert Denton
California Street
Washington
Himas
Denton
Eisenbeiss
Haughville
Indianapolis
Jackson
Ateault
Liteut
Tate Peddier
Kingan
Will drawn on medical prescription blank in Hahn case
Jacob Hahn died of heart disease at 1 am after a saloon fight. A coroner’s verdict changed murder charges to assault. He dictated a brief will two hours before death, written by Dr. Benham on a prescription blank and signed with a mark. The will names his wife for life and all real and personal estate to her, including 1709 and 1705 West Morris street and Tremont avenue property. Hahn leaves a widow and eight children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Hahn
West Morris Street
Brayton
Fank Henry
Hahn
Henry
Elmer Boyce
Blaine Avenue
Morris Street
Dr. Benham
Aleo
Tremont Avenue
Indianapolis
Ind
J. H. Spaulding
Voting Machine Commission Sets Up in Capitol Room 12
The newly named voting machine commission for tn- Mana reported to Auditor Hart yesterday and took oath. Members Frank L Powell Hugh Dougherty and Albert R Thompson were introduced to Custodian Krietenstein and a room was prepared in Capitol Room 12 for monthly sessions. Several manufacturers have submitted applications for action at the first formal meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tn- Mana Voting Machine Commission
Office of
Auditor of State
Hart
Frank L. Powell
Madison
Hugh Dougherty
Bluffton
Albert R. Thompson
Krietenstein
Capitol
State Board of Agriculture
Agricultural Board
Marion County
Voting Machine Commission
Commission
Harrison Monument Group Elects Leaders at University Club
The Benjamin Harrison Monument Association directors met at noon at the University Club. Senator Fairbanks was chosen president, Fred J. Scholz treasurer, and E. F. Tibbett secretary. John W. Foster became president of the board of regents as by lawsallow a $100 donor to join the regents or vice regents. An executive committee will be formed to select state vice presidents to oversee state monument matters. A new meeting is likely tomorrow. Articles of incorporation were filed with the secretary of state. capital stock not named. Fifteen directors listed including John W Kern and Frederick J Schol.
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The
Benjamin Harrison Monument Association
University Club
Fairbanks
Fred J. Scholz
E. F. Tibbett
John W. Foster
Board of Regents
Association
Beingohn B. Elam
John G. Williams
Harry Ry New
Robert 8. Taylor
Evans Woollen
Eljjah B. Martindale
Mortimer Levering
James Bb. Lilly
Augustus L. Mason
John Y Frenzel
Alexander Dowling
John W Kern
Harry J. Milligan
Mough Dougherty
Frederick J. Schola
Court orders discharge of all defendants amid factional tension
The judge dismissed all charges saying they had no foundation and were used for revenge. The courtroom buzzed with members of the two factions, including men, women, and children, who smoked pipes cigars and cigarettes and held secret conferences in corridors throughout the day.
New Associations Form as Several Concerns File Articles
The Lafayette Electric and Steam Railway Supply Company was incorporated with 500000 capital to manufacture trolley catchers switches and signal systems. Directors include Francis W Powers Martin L Snyder Wm W Hoffman Scott Shobe. The Royal Electric Light Company Limited was incorporated with 100 capital to supply illumination and power to Royal Center Indiana. Directors are Ernest B Thomas John J Schmidt Waterman G Sweet William H Bingaman James L Thomas. Chrysler's American Railway School of Indianapolis organized to teach railway matters with Charles Byron Chrysler as manager and treasurer and James Seward Enloe and George B Hunter as directors. Enrice named secretary. J I Case Threshing Machine Company of Racine Wisconsin filed articles showing 1600000 capital represented in Indiana with resident agent R B Coleman at 241 249 Kentucky avenue Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette Electric and Steam Railway Supply Company
Francis W. Powers
Martin L. Snyder
Wm. W. Hoffman
Scott Shobe
Royal Electric Light Company, Limited
Royal Center
Ind
Ernest &. Thomas
John J. Schmidt
Waterman G
Racine
Wis
Indiana
R. B. Coleman
Kentucky Avenue
City
Indiana Dental College Holds Twenty-Second Commencement
The Indiana Dental College held its twenty second annual commencement at English's Opera House with a large class receiving diplomas. President Winthrope R E Stone of Purdue spoke on science and service as essential to medicine and chemistry’s role in modern practice. Dr J G Wishard led the diploma presentation and a lengthy class roll was read. The College Alumni Association met with fifty members attending and officers were elected.
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Indiana Dental College
English
Opera House
Winthrope R E. Stone
Purdue University
Messrs
Edward Nell
Rudolph Koster
Georgian Galvin
Nell
Galvin
John N. Hurry
Board of Trustees
College
E. P. Ames
W. L. Anderson
H. Bare
F. C. Bailey
C.L. Baird
J. J. Barr
J. A
C. C. Leak
B. (. Leslie
W. J. Leng
T. BE. McGraw
Eugene Magarity
P. W. Miller
F.C. Moore
J. D. Otis
Frank Peterson
O. L. Peterson
O. B. Phillips
A. B. Price
M. Ae Pritchard
B. R. Quinn
L. A. Ae F. Ruhl
R. H. White
P. Williams
R. H. Williams
F. G. Wishard
G. C. Witt
College Alumni Association
J. G. Wishard
Indianapolis
Persia
J. M. Miller
C. P. Williams
Wild Duck Sale Leads to Court Fine
Deputy game warden Monroe Kirk bought a wild duck displayed at BE.T. Smith's market on April 17. Smith faced a March violation charge for possessing a wild duck. Smith was fined 10 and costs totaling 43 dollars, with 20 dollars of the costs directed to the auditor of state for the warden's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Kirk
Lee Street
Be.t. Smith's
North Llinos Street
Charges Made In Brief Attacks On Former Judge McCabe
Attorney T. E. Johnson filing in the Indiana Supreme Court represents Mary J. Wagner in her appeal against Rebecca and James Carskadon. The 1856 partition dispute centers on Wagner’s inchoate interest. Johnson assails Judge McCabe’s Hagerty vs Wagner opinion as erroneous law. He accuses McCabe of bias, misstate and misquote, and urges overrruling the decision as mere judge-made law.
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Supreme Court
T. E. Johnson
Stevenson
Johnson
Mary J. Wagner
Rebecca 8
James Carskadon
Superior Court
Wagner
McCabe
Indiana
S Cabe
Haggesty
Haggerty
Spahr
Celebrated Eightieth Birthday at Castleton Area
Wilson Whitesell near Castleton celebrated his eightieth birthday with family and old friends. One son was absent. Attending were Jacob Whitesell age eighty-five, sister Mrs Summers age eighty-two, and nine granddaughters plus one grandson photographed during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Whitesell
Castleton
Jacob Whitesell
Cincinnati Excursion and Local Ads in Indianapolis
Sunday May standard rates apply for a Cincinnati excursion round trip from Indianapolis Union Station with a fast train at 7 a m and return at 7 p m Insure with German Fire Insurance of Indiana General offices 299 South Delaware Street Includes assorted ads for dustless oats Home Brewing Co Buck Beer and warnings from J C Hirschman Company feather renovators at 111 113 North New Jersey Street noting lack of solicitors Canvassing warning and carpet cleaning promotion with Howard's phone numbers listed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
German Fire Insurance of
Indiana
South
Delaware Street
J. C. Hirschman Company
Feather Renovators
New Jersey Street
Hirschman Company
Diamond Jubilee Of Home Missionary Society Celebration
The Ladies' Missionary Society of the People's Congregational Church planned a diamond jubilee program in the church tonight. David Levy to preside with a solo and organ voluntary, hymns and addresses by A H Hassler Blanche Tyler Jones and Rev H Reserve. Rev E W Murray to give benediction.
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Ladies’ Missionary Society
The
People's Congregational Church
Home Missionary Society
David Levy
Jesus
Iva
A. H. Hassler
Blanche Tyler Jones
J. As
Williams
Indianapolis German Park Opening Event
The first formal opening of the parks will be that of the Indianapolis German Park Association on Sunday next. The 30 acre park lies along Sugar Grove avenue on the River side Park Ine. Officers include President Otto N Frenzel Vice President Louis Holmee Treasurer Christian Off Secretary Adolph Seidensticker. Directors are Adolph Seidensticker Otto N Frenzel Paul H Krauas Henry Frank John Rauch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis German Park Association
Sugar Grove Avenue
Riverside Park
Presdent
Otto N. Frenzel
Louis Holmee
Christian Off
Adolph Seidensticker
Paul H. Krauas
Henry Frank
John Rauch
Gypsies on Trial for Infant Murder in Hammond Park
In Police Court yesterday Estella Stevens John Stevens and Mary Stevens members of the gypsy camps at Hammond's Park faced murder charges over the infant child of Mary Stevens born that night. The proceedings drew merriment and disturbance as the defendants struggled with English while the judge attempted orderly conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estella Stevens
John Stevens
Mary Stevens
Hammond's Park
Rat
Choice Plates and Rich Cut Glass Now Available
We have just received a number of choice plates priced from 85 cents up to 4 dollars while they last. The assortment is limited with fewer than 50 plate bargains. A large stock of rich cut glass is now in stock, including wedding gift selections in the assortment.
Schools to exclude unvaccinated children after May 7
Board of Health recommends excluding from public schools after May 7 all children not vaccinated due to a smallpox outbreak. Those unable to pay may be vaccinated free at the City Dispensary daily between 4 and 6 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Kendall
Wulschner's Offers New Plano Discount Deal
A local retailer promotes a $25 Plano at a reduced price of $16, outlining a limited time savings offer. The promotion highlights the reduced price and limited availability, inviting shoppers to visit the store for details and purchase.
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Wulschner’s
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L.S. Ayres
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Danbury Hat Co
East
Washington St
Cunt Glass
J.C. Sipe
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Tured
Quigbey
Cian, Dr
Benham
Frank Henry
Harrison
Engelish
EE. T. Smith
Wcabe
Hag- Serty-Wagner
WM. Eaglesfield CO
Carey
Nineteenth St
Lake Erie & Western
K. B
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South Illinois Street
Graham
the Parrott-Taggart Bakery
Central Printing Co
GEO. Merritt & CO
Incinnati
Vic
Indianapolis Union Station
Cincinnati
Janes
Home Brewing Co
Hock Beer
Howard's
Carlin & Lennox
East Market St
Gibson
Messrs. Pike & Hoadley
North
Pennsylvania Street
Sever
Reporter Publishing Com
Fitzgerald Building
Vonnegut Hardware CO
East Washington Street
JAC. Metzger & CO
Julius Walk
Zan
Sapr
Kelley Springfield
D. B. Sullivan
South Capital Avenue
Pioneer Brass Works
S.penn.-Si
H. Lieber
W. Washington ST
North Illinois Street
Rink's
Rambler Bicycles
Stearns Bicycles
Andrea
Indianapolis Automobile & Bicycle CO
A.B. Meyer & CO
Pennsylvania St
Wilke Refrigerators
Alaska
Ball Electric
Columbia Bicycles
Lilly & Stalnaker
East Washington St
Kipp Brothers CO
South Meridian Street
Buffalo
Knickerhm” 2
Southwestern Limited
New York
Porton Lem
New
Boston
Naett SmNere Obes
Baffin
Warren J. Lynch
H. M. Bronson
Paes
W. P. Deppe
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