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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1901

Page

19

Transfer of Coe & Jennings business to Spann & Co

An insurance and real estate transfer drew attention in the field as Coe & Jennings sold their Indiana Trust building operations to John S. Spann & Co. Henry Coe, long head of the local underwriters board, began in the fire insurance sector and helped shape the agency before its sale. John H. Jennings joined the firm two years ago after moving from Rockport.

Coe & Jennings Indiana Trust Building John S. Spann & Co Henry Coe Fire Underwriters’ Board Barnard, Coe & Bayles Hartford Insurance Company John H. Jennings Rockport Coe

Ostermeyer Estate Seeks Sale Of Appraised Properties

The Marion Trust Company executor for Friederick Ostermeyer's will reports three properties appraised for sale. The Market Street homestead built in 1870 valued at 15000, the North Capitol Twenty-first Street brick building at 17000 netting about 10 percent, and a Heville Street vacant lot at 6000. The six business buildings will be held in trust for ten years for the decedent's children.

Friederick Ostermeyer Marion Trust Company East Market Street Iighland Avenue Heville Street Michigan Ottermeyer

Sylvester Johnson Honored at Marion County Society

The Marion County Agricultural and Horticultural Society met at the Statehouse Room 12. Papers discussed included Sweet Potatoes by John Buchanan and House Cleaning by Mrs Anna Woollen. Ida Copper spoke on Birds. A surprise honor extended to Sylvester John Soli of Irvington and his bride. Next meeting features a strawberry exhibit at John Buchanan’s farm near Cumberland.

Marion County Agricultural 2Nd Horticultural Society Statehouse Jobn Buchanan Cumberland Anna Woollen Buchanan Ida Copper Sylvester John- Soli Irvington John Buchanan Cumber

Senator Fairbanks to Speak at Winona and Baker U Kansas

Senator Fairbanks accepts invitation to address at Winona on July and will speak at Baker University in Baldwin Kansas. President Merlin of the university aided by an Indiana man arranged for President McKinley and party to stop at Baldwin to visit the university the day Fairbanks delivers his address. The presidential party will be in the locality at that time.

Fairbanks Winona Baker University Baldwin Kan Merlin Indiana McKinley Baliwin

Fall From Window Claims Mrs Johanteen Life

Mrs Johanteen of 2 East Michigan Street died of injuries from a fall from her second story window onto a fence Thursday night. She was found by a passerby waiting for a street car after cries for help. She leaves children and two husbands. Funeral set for tomorrow at Sacred Church.

Record of Fatal Barrel House Shooting Case

Sherman Hayes, shot weeks ago at 457 West Washington Street, remains in critical condition as lawyers for Louis, who fired the shot, seek to have his ante mortem statement taken. The case heads to Criminal Court following a dispute over payment for a ghise.

Sherman Hayes West Washington Street Lous

Two Street Car Crashes Injure Three People

Two daytime street car accidents left three people severely injured and a horse killed. Frank Tracey, motorman, could not stop in time as Wolf Hoffman and his son Louis were riding in a wagon. Hoffman and son were hurt, horse killed, both treated at Tompkins drug store. A second crash at East and Washington streets involved D L De Maree of Bloomington, badly cut and bruised when a stock yards car struck his buggy. he was taken to City Hospital.

Massachusetts Avenue New Jersey Frank Tracey Wolf Hoffman Louis Hoffman Tracey Hoffmans Tompkins Father D. L. de Maree Bloomington Ind North New Jersey East Washington Streets Ed Thorp de Maree Erdman

Gavin L Payne Elected Secretary At Security Trust Co

Gavin L Payne, a longtime Indianapolis journalist, was elected secretary of Security Trust Company at a directors meeting held yesterday afternoon. He topped a field of twenty to thirty applicants due to his local ties and broad newspaper career spanning Indianapolis, New Orleans, and Memphis.

The Security Trust Company Gavin L. Payne Payne New Orleans Memphis Indianapolis Sentinel Journal Press Indianapolis

Portrait of Voorhees Arrives at Statehouse Display

Miss Hallie Voorhees daughter of the late Senator Daniel W Voorhees visited the Statehouse yesterday with Henry L Wilson to seek permission to hang a fine oil portrait of her father in the Indiana Capitol. Private Secretary Wilson granted the request in the Governor's absence, adding the portrait to the Capitol's portrait gallery in the coming weeks.

Hallie Voorhees United States Daniel W. Voorhees Statehouse Henry L. Wilson Chile Durbin Miss Voorhees Wilson Indiana Capitol Voorhees

Dr John Inglis visits Indianapolis after Peking siege

Dr John Inglis, three years head of the American Hospital in Peking, arrived in Indianapolis yesterday as guest of George T Howser. He witnessed the Boxer siege, served as a soldier at the British legation, and helped care for the wounded. He will speak at First Presbyterian Church this morning and at a 3 30 mass meeting at the Y M C A.

John Inglis Peking China Indianapolis George T. Howser Inglis Legation Presbyterian Church Iin America First Presbyterian Church M. Cc. A

Marion Club Smoker Promises Hot Time with Artsy Invites

Unique invitations herald a Marion Club smoker Tuesday night with Judge James M. Leathers as chair and a committee including T. E. Potter Dr. Thomas C. Whallon RR Garstang and R. B. Tuttle In addition to pipes and cigars guests will enjoy XXX Nalls on tap A vaudeville program and music enhance the evening Souvenir invitations are described as works of art.

Marion Club James M. Leathers T. E. Potter Thomas C. Whallon RR. W. Garstang R. B. Tuttle

Evangelist Williams Arrested as Fugitive by Detectives

The Rev. August Williams, a traveling evangelist, was arrested yesterday by Detectives Holtz and Morgan and slated as a fugitive. A Terre Haute bicycle dealer reported a rented wheel missing, with Williams claiming he had the wheel and returned after leaving the place.

August Williams Holtz and Morgan Terre Haute Williams

Man Returns Wheel After Ticket Purchase

A man who had purchased a ticket claimed he left a wheel at the dealer and planned to return it next week after closing the shop at night. He said he brought the wheel with him to the location and had written to the dealer about returning it.

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Indiana Society prize essays judged for Sons of the Revolution

Pupils in Indiana high schools submitted essays for two prize medals offered by the Indiana Society of the Sons of the Revolution. A three member committee will judge anonymously, then medals with winners named will be awarded at a Bee Line gathering whose date is to be fixed.

Indiana Society of the Sons of the Revolution Bee Fone

Indianapolis to Logansport Rail Schedule and Encampment Fares

From Indianapolis with state wide rates for May 11 15 16 tickets valid through May inclusive. Outbound 745 am and 515 pm. return 1100 am and 525 pm. Through coaches on select trains May 14 15 16. parade and encampment impact noted. Buffalo through coach train 625 pm to Buffalo 618 am next day. return by 11 pm May 17. Call Big Four ticket offices for details.

Indianapolis Colfax Logansport Big Four H. M. Bronson Buffalo East Washington Street Union Station W. W. Richardson

Special Big Four Round Trip Train From Indianapolis

A special fast Big Four train runs Sunday May 19 leaving Indianapolis Union Station at 7 a m and returning from Cincinnati at 7 p m with a round trip fare of 1 25.

Indianapolis Union Station Cincinnati

Big Four to Philadelphia Trips and Pan-American Exposition Offer

Travel ad copy outlines a $1 extra option for a Big Four route via Buffalo to the Pan-American Exposition with stops in New York Philadelphia Boston and East points. Includes schedules Indianapolis May 19 depart 7 am arrive 6:20 pm Decatur return. Also promotes insurance services and various local goods and services from Marion to Indianapolis, with multiple merchants and contact details.

Philadelphia General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church Lehigh Valley Lackawanna Buffalo Big Four New York Boston Knickerbocker Southwestern Limited NEW York and Boston Limited New Yo Theriemone Warren J. Lynch H. M. Bronson

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