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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1901

Page

8

Coffin Fletcher Packing Co Incorporated In 19th Century Reform

The Coffin-Fletcher Packing Company is formed by reorganizing Coffin, Fletcher & Co with 3150,000 capital stock. L. W. Fletcher and S. H. Fletcher join A. W. Coffin as officers. The firm, one of the oldest pork packers since 1840, aims to expand general packing of cattle, sheep and hogs. The plant is modern and plans for more equipment follow the absorbtion of the old business and capital.

Coffin, Fletcher & Co Coffin-Fletcher Packing Company Messrs L. W. Fletcher TL. Fletcher A. W. Coffin H. Fletcher Fletcher Coffin Barnabas Coffin United States Great Britain

Wagner Plow Company Incorporation Ties to Local Leaders

Everett Wagner leads a new Indianapolis enterprise with a $75 000 capital to acquire and relocate the Vernon based Wagner Plow Company. Directors include J W Holtzman Henry Schnull and W Buchanan among prominent Meridian Street merchants and bankers. The plan envisions two main plants and a three to four acre site as the firm expands operations and gains local manufacturing prominence.

Indianapolis Secretary of State Wagner Plow Company Everett Wagner John W. Holtzman Henry Schnull Chapin Wagner Irby 3. Wagner William W. Buchanan Edward K. Chapman James B. Black W. D. Pratt Vernon Jennings County Indiana Ist J. Hi. Wagner Messrs Everett, Chace and Irby Wagner Studebaker South Bend Pittisburg Madison Ind United States Mexico South Africa Stevenson Dent W. Buchanan Bowen-Merrill Company Irby 8Arner Boonville Electric Light and Power Company National Glue Company Indianics Ie Company Gas and Oi Company Gas City

Injunction Continued in Central Trust Case

In the Central Trust Company of New York v Wesley Grantham et al a U S judge extended an injunction to stop interference with the Chicago and Southeastern Railway. Grantham sought right of way in Putnam County and, after judgment, moved to remove rails but was restrained by the court. Judge Baker notes the ejectment judgment is not binding against this proceeding.

Central Trust Company of New York Wesley Grantham Baker United States Court Chicago & Southeastern Railway Grantham Putnam County Éherty Cerie Haker Team Chowlt

Miner petitions county to remove courthouse employes

Fred D. Miner filed with county commissioners a petition seeking removal of courthouse employees who allegedly mutilated the recorder's room. The filing claims force of men and women present has damaged the area and demands action by Marion County Tithe Company.

Fred D. Miner Marion County Tithe Company Recorder’s

Last Amphion Concert Caps Fourth Season

The Amphion Club held its third and final season concert at the German House with a fair audience. Notable was Herr Joseph S. Baernstein’s bass baritone, delivering three song suites and two major numbers with the club, earning warm encore approval. The program featured Mendelssohn and Schumann selections, Nevin’s Toreador, Bullard’s Stein Song, and Gilchrist’s cantata The Legend of the Beaded Bow, with Eva Jeffries in the solo role prompting critical but cordial reactions.

Amphion Club Ernestinoff Joseph S. Baernstein Herr Gaernstein Mendelasohn Schumann Fisher Philadelphia Pigtail Hthelbert Nevin Bullard Stein Gilchrist Eva Jeffries

County Officials Debate Voting Machines for Fall Election

County Commissioner Spafford says no purchase of voting machines for the upcoming municipal election and no special County Council session. He favors waiting to include the matter in next year’s tax levy to avoid bonds. McGregor supports immediate bond purchase if needed and backing voting machines, while redistricting is deemed secondary. President Greer’s stance is not known beyond support for adopting soon.

Spafford McGregor Greer

Novel charge against saloon keeper in police court

George Dudley saloon keeper at 144 Shelby street faced a charge of selling liquor to a drunken employee. A warrant by Standard Tack and Brad Company manager G F Latty says the same, with the case set to continue next Wednesday. Other locals include Henry Brandt discharged after fast riding a gas bicycle and Terry nore discharged for running a saloon without license. New pianos advertised at Wulschner's.

George Dudley Shelby Street G F. Latty Standard Tack and Brad Company Henry Brandt East Washington Street Brandt Terry” Nore Northwestern Avenue Clyde Wynegar Wien

Preacher in the Toils Linked to Counterfeiting Probe

A federal grand jury examined counterfeiting cases including William H. Wade of Belpin Orange County and his brother in law Barney Cato. Wade, a preacher, allegedly supplied and passed counterfeit coins with his sister in law Mollie Cato, while James Kelley faced note raising charges using altered $1 bills. Kelley reportedly stayed at the Lighthouse Mission during the activity.

William H. Wade Belpin Orange County Wade Barney Cato Cato Louisville, Evansville Mollie Cato Ward Kelley

County plans estate draw to offset insane hospital costs

Probate Commissioner Walker considers a proceeding to charge estates of county inmates at Juliette Insane Hospital. Sarah Younger, in county care for fifteen years, has a guardian in Richmond and is valued at $800. If applied, the county may recoup part of the care costs, reducing taxpayer burden.

Walker Sarah Younger Juliette Insane Hospital Richmond Board of County Commissioners

Prayer Meeting Night Observed by Union Ministers

The Indianapolis Ministerial Association adopted a resolution urging churches to avoid political social and business meetings on Thursday evenings to protect prayer meeting night. It asks churches and the public to recognize Thursday evening as the time for church meetings and to arrange other public gatherings accordingly.

Union Ministers Poe Indianapolis

COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS PROGRAM FOR GANA MEETING

Superintendent of Public Instruction Jones plans the program for the annual county superintendents meeting in Gana to be held Wednesday through Friday June 12 to 14. Jones, aided by Green castle’s S A Harris, arranges sessions across afternoon and evening with a final Friday morning conclave. Association officers include President A Hurly of Putnam county Greencastle. Vice President Lawrence McTurnan of Madison county Anderson. Secretary M W Deputy Jennings Vernon. Treasurer H L Shideler Huntington Huntlington.

Jones In Gana Jones Professor Joness A. Harris Greencastle County Superintendents’ Association A. Hurrly Putnam County Lawrence McTurnan Madison County Anderson M. W. Deputy Jennings County Vernon H. 10

Hood’s Sarsaparilla Promoted as Pure Blood Purifier

An advertisement claims impure blood causes spring blemishes and fatigue and promotes Hood’s Sarsaparilla as the perfect blood purifier. It asserts the remedy cures blood diseases from pimples to scrofula and urges readers to begin taking it today.

Alleged unpaid dues by state officers in commission battle

The text alleges unpaid amounts by state officials due to an insufficient $4,000 yearly appropriation for the commission. Mortimer Levering, secretary, claims $422.90. F A Baker, veterinarian, $1,433.11. George W Hall, member, $262.61. Marcus 5 Claypool, member, $250.15.

Mortimer Levering F. A. Baker George W. Hall Marcus Claypool

Last Day of Gentry Dog and Pony Show in Indianapolis

The Gentry troupe performs its final afternoon and evening shows in Indianapolis. Trained dogs ponies monkeys and elephants have delighted a wide audience of children and adults during this week long stay before their departure.

Gentry Dog and Pony Show Indianapolis

Chopped Off His Toe During Fire Fight

Capt John W Wernsing of engine company No 4 amputated a toe while fighting a blaze at 31 Nebraska street yesterday. This marks a second toe severing on a fire scene for him. Also notes Dunlap hats at Seaton's Hat Store and details Indiana G A R encampment plans at Logansport with May travel schedules and reduced round trip fare. Tickets from Indianapolis May 14 15 16 valid to May 18 with specific train times and stopovers.

John W. Wernsing Engine Company No. 4 Nebraska Street Indianapolis Colfax Logansport Msport Big Four H. M. Bronson

Big Four Route Excursions and Travel Notes

S TO LAWRENCEBURG AURORA AND WAY STATIONS VIA Big Four Sunday May 12 with round trips from Indianapolis Union Station 7 am and 7 30 am to Cincinnati and Buffalo Pan American Exposition tickets include ten day stopover in Buffalo for 1 extra. First coach excursion May 15 via Big Four Route to Buffalo 9 25 round trip. Bay Diamonds J Mansfield merchant tailor returns to 220 Massachusetts avenue Indianapolis Barber Supply Co 44 Law building Leaky cisterns cleaned. FRANK BUTTZ.

Philadelphia General Assembly Presbyterian Church Lehigh Valley Lackawanna New York Boston Buffalo

State Sues for Money From Livestock Sanitary Commission

The state seeks repayment of salaries and expenses from the livestock sanitary commission, a body dissolved by the last Legislature largely due to efforts by Senator W A Guthrie and Representative Edward B Roberts.

Livestock Sanitary Commission W A. Guthrie Edward 8. Roberts

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