Indianapolis business and service directory snippet
A dense classified listing from Indianapolis shows various services and ads including patent lawyers, restaurants, livery stables, sewing machines, dental services, and job notices. The item lists firms like Berterman Bros, T Bilvius & Co, Crown Painless Dentists, and Dyer & Rassman, with addresses and phone numbers in early 20th century Indianapolis.
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Berterman Bros
N . Dei
T. Bilvius & CO
Pennsylvania St
Thomas R. Kell
Solleitor
Ingalls Block
Indianapolis
LACE
Lemeke Building
Wanted Jobs and Help for Various Trades and Services
A collage of small classifieds seeks male help for cutting and other shop tasks, army recruiting information for young men, agents for insurance, sale of gas engines, loans and financial notices, warehousing and storage services, packing and horse-shoing, carpet bargains, lodging requests, plumbing, ice cream wholesale, and public notices. Includes bids for Marion county courthouse passenger elevator with bid rules and deadlines.
Physio-Medical Doctors Open Nineteenth Annual Meeting
The nineteenth annual meeting of the American Association of Physio-Medical Physicians and Surgeons opened a three day convention at Plymouth Church. President J W Shockley of Columbus presided and delivered his annual address. Topics include Materia Medica Physiology Obstetrics Gynecology Hygiene Microscop y Pathology Histology and Surgery with papers read under Theory and Practice. A biochem department proposal for physiology schools was urged by H J Treat of Chicago.
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American Association of Physio-Medical Physicians and Surgeons
Plymouth Church
J. W. Shockley
Columbus
H. J. Treat
Chicago
J. M. Thurston
Piano College Recital at Baldwin Music Rooms
The Indianapolis Piano College presents its forty-ninth recital this Friday night. J. M. Dungan directs with instructors Curley, Hedges, and Barber. Mozart club pupils Nina Murphy, Ralph Jones, Lucy Woodbridge, and others perform in a fine programme.
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Indianapolis Piano College
Baldwin Music Rooms
J. M. Dungan
Mr. Curley
Mrs. Hedges
Miss Barber
Mozart Club
Mabel Vaneaton
Martha Wilcox
Ralph Jones
Russell Smith
Harry Tarlton
Ida Lea
Eugenia Guyton
Vera Moffit
Nina Murphy
Madge Bro
Plagiarism Charged at Interacademic Oratory Contest
At the Interacademic contest four academies Spiceland Westfield Pisinfield and Fairmount competed Perry B Leach Fairmount won first in oratory Robers Spiceland second An accusation claims that a large portion about 34 percent of the winner's speech was copied from Bryan's acceptance speech Spiceland protests and seeks first honors for their participant The article credits the Platte orator instead of the Mississinewa figure May Spiceland Ind
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Indianapolis Journal
Academies
Spiceland
Westfield
Pisinfield
Fairmount
Perry B. Leach
Robert A. Roberts
Bryan
Roberts
Platte
Mississinewa
H. Spiceland
Ind
May
Juvenile Opinion on Christian Science Healing Misconceptions
A juvenile observer critiques Christian Science medicine for children, noting parents and a guardian dismiss conventional remedies. The piece mocks the idea that ailments are imaginary and highlights parental irony about alternative treatments.
Changes in Pennsylvania Lines Shake Up Management On West
President Norton discusses temperance policy and major leadership shifts on Pennsylvania lines. Promotions target West of Pittsburg with Green to Baltimore & Ohio chairmanship and Loree likely given VPGM post. New rules ban alcohol near work sites while fast train service expands to improve safety and reduce accidents.
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Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
John P. Green
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Baltimore & Ohio
James McCrea
Pennsylvania Company
Green
L. PF. Loree
Pennsylvania Lines
Oscar Murray
J. T. Brooks
Pennsylvania Lines West
Joseph Wood
J. J. Turner
Vandalia
G. L. Potter
Transportation Department
Toledo, St. Louis & Western
Pesneniaes
Norton
The
Clover Leaf
Freight rate cuts prompt grain shipments debate
Freight men weigh a June 1 rate reduction to 15 cents Chicago to New York and 14 cents Indianapolis to New York, with other routes at 4 to 12 cents. Reports note rising lake freight earnings, line improvements, station remodels, and management movements as lines plan westward traffic and passenger rate scrutiny.
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Seaboard
Chicago
New York
Indianapolis
Boston
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Wabash drops new Kansas City to New York rates
The Wabash announces new fare levels first class 22.2 and second class 17 from Kansas City to New York, replacing an original first class 20.16 and second class rate. Competitors move quickly to match, and a Wabash special with Expo officers set a Buffalo to St. Louis record 14 hours 55 minutes. In Cleveland, Judge Wing grants foreclosure protection on Detroit & Lima Northern bonds, with sale likely to New York syndicate. Survey work for Wheeling & Lake Erie Wabash line faces a four thousand foot tunnel between Monongahela and Ohio rivers, and parallel routing around Mingo Cadiz and Jewett is deemed impossible.
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Johnson
Chicago
Chicago & Northwestern
Council Bluffs
Lake Erie & Western
J. W. Stanberry
Traders
Jeffersonville
Ind
St. Louis
San Francisco
Great Northern
Spokane
Pacific Coast
Baer
Jersey Central
H. T. Baldwin
Union Railway Company
J. Q. van Winkle
Big Four
Lake Shore Road
Illinois Central
H. P. Bronson
Western Passenger Ageoetation
Kansas City
New York
Boston
Indianapolis
Terre Haute
Wabash River
Domlesey
Toledo, St. Louis & Western
Toledo
Cincinnati
Hamilton & Dayton
Western Passenger
Central Passenger Associations
Robert Blickensderfer
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Joseph Ramsey
The
Wabash
John P. Severson
American Express Company
Brown
C.S. Sutton
Santa Fe & Pacific
Los Angeles
Cal
J. 8
Jennings
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe
Mr. Sutton
J. W. White
Lauck
Topeka
Mr. Jennings
Galveston
E. A. Peck
Big Four Linen
Iron Mountain Road
St. Louis Southwestern
Line Bluff
Ark
W. Neff
Texas Lines
St. Paul
All Rail Lines
Twin Cities
Seaboard
Adea
Western Connections
New York Central Road
William H. Newman
Lake Shore
C. 8. Mellen
Sos
S. R. Callaway
New York Central
Buffalo
United States
Cleveland
Judge Wing
Detroit
Ohio Southern
Clover Leaf
Ohio River
Pittsburg
Monogahela River
Mingo
Buffalo Bill Show Delights Indianapolis Crowds
Great Wild West Show drew twenty thousand plus for two performances in Indianapolis. Colonel Cody’s spectacle impressed with parade, Annie Oakley rifle shots, cavalry, vaquero rope work, pony express, life saving crew, Cossacks, Indians, buffalo hunt, and a dramatic The Capture of Peking finale. Strong, vivid period recap notes orderly crowds and stellar features.
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Colonel Cody
Indianapolis
Buffalo Bill
Annie Oakley
Fifth
United States Artillery
Johnnnie Baker
Feild
Sandy Hook
Monmouth Beach
United States
Cody
Peking
National Guard Affairs Reorganization Moves in Indiana
Adjutant General Ward considers several Army National Guard appointments in Indiana after late yesterday recommendations from Maj. John J. Bachman of Aurora. Arthur J. Miller of Decatur is urged for quartermaster and commissary duties. Dr. Paul J. Barcus of an assistant surgeon post is proposed by Col. Harry B. Smith. Walter E. Petty of Company B resigns due to private business, prompting selection of a successor.
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Ward
Indiana National Guard
John J. Bachman
Second Infantry
Aurora
Ind
Arthur J. Miller
Decatur
Miller
Indiana Volunteer Infantry
Harry B. Smith
Bach Man
Adjutant General
Paul J. Barcus
Barcus
Smith
Walter E. Petty
Mantle
Inventor sues over contract and property encumbrances
Frances M. Carter sues William Bleck and wife to rescind a deed and obtain $5,000 for alleged damages. She claims a Mount Jackson property deeded to her brother with conditions was not honored, that two mortgages for $1,988 and $750 were placed on the property, and that she was left without home or funds. Walter E. Mayo sues Indiana Lead Glass Company for $10,000, asserting he is inventor of the glass process and was hired to supervise with escalating salaries, but was discharged March 29 and barred from the plant. He seeks damages and to force stock sale at a fair price, estimating potential losses at $5,000 plus $5,000 for breach of contract.
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Frances M. Carter
William Bleck
Black
Mount Jackson
Carter
Alice Finch
Edwin C. Cowles
Walter E. Mayo
Indiana Lead Glass Company
Suit Seeks Rescission of Contract Over Indiana Chain Stock
Susie B Schumacher sues Frank Wood claiming she and her sister received 1000 dollars each from their mother's estate in Shelbyville. She alleges Wood used the money to organize the Indiana Chain Company and that stock was placed in her husband's name. Her sister recovered a related judgment, Wood allegedly offered 1000 dollars to cover it in exchange for stock, and Schumacher seeks rescission, 1000 dollar judgment, and 150 dollars interest.
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Susie B. Schumacher
Frank Wood
Shelbyville
Wood
Indiana Chain Company
Francis T. Hord's Will Leaves All to Widow
The will of the late Francis T. Hord probated yesterday bequeaths all personal and real estate to his widow with no provision for children. Dated January 16, 1900, widow Mrs. Hord qualified as executrix with a $10,000 bond. Other notices include appointments of Charles Yoke as executor for Henry Wilson, Thomas J. Coridan as guardian for Margaret and Nellie Manley, and Henry J. Maur as executor for Elizabeth Maur, with bonds posted. A separate divorce suit by Mary Beaupre against her husband Charles Beaupre alleges habitual drunkenness and neglect. The streetcar liability suit against the city was dismissed after multiple verdicts and settlements. In police court, burglary and other charges led to binds over to the grand jury. a $10 fine and 100 days in the workhouse were imposed for petit larceny. a motion for a new trial in a care compensation case was sustained, lowering the earlier award.
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Marton
Julia Hlink
Minor
Indianae. Trust Company
Indiana
Indianapolis
Marion County
Ochock & m
Wnill
Julia
Indiana Trust Company
Guartan
United 8Ta
Secund Clisse
Canedi
Ind
Henry
Menro
Thomas C. Riley
Illiam Riley
Arilliaan Riley
Cffic
Feoees
Henry An Oe
William Hiley
Endant
Francis T. Hord
Mary Beaupre
Charles Beaupre
Jesse Scott
G. D. Jones
East North Street
William Carrico
Burr Brady
Fred Smith
Hume
Mattie Plank
Metcalf
Robert Williams
Margaret Ettel
Helen J. Tate
Circuit Court
Henry Clay Allen
John F. Minthorn
Harry Bruener
Maybel EB. Breedlove
Thomas J. Breedlove
Dugdale & Doney
W. F. Reynolds
Justice of Peace
Marguerite Estes
Maggie M. Whitcomb
Hamilton Baillie
Howard W. Doser
Anton W. Bayer
Fremont Alford
Haiden Wilson
Thomas Conners
Indiana Reformatory
Ex-Partner Sues Over Shared Real Estate Funds
Charles P. Doney filed suit against Benjamin H. Dugdale for $200 on a contract with claims that after dissolution of their real estate partnership all firm collections were to be divided. Doney alleges Dugdale kept a $400 note. Hayden Wilson and Thomas Conners were sentenced to the Jeffersonville Reformatory for robbing John Fogas in his drug store of a watch and money.
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Charles P. Doney
Benjamin H. Dugdale
Dugdale
Hayden Wilson
Thomas Conners
John Fogas
Jeffersonville Reformatory
Tor
Quieting title and multiple court actions in Indianapolis
In circuit and superior court listings, various cases proceed or settle. Quiet title sought by Henry Dockwiler and others against Benjamin Best ends with plaintiff’s decree. Other dockets include dismissals, costs, new suits, divorces, and criminal pleas with petit larceny fines.
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John L. McMaster
William Hunt
City of
Indianapolis
Camages
Henry Dockwiler
Benjamin Best
Vinson Carter
Thomas J. Emery
Cortin M. Warner
Appellate Briefs and Minutes in Indiana Cases
Minutes and briefs listing appellate actions across multiple Indiana cases. Appellants seek time extensions, suspensions of Rule 3 or 25, and notices of assignment of errors. Included are references to the railroad company cases and emergency filings in the New Appellate Court Suits.
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Laura D. Brooks
C. & St. Louis Railway Co
Chicago & Southeastern Railway Co
Charles Kenney
Indiana Power Co
St. Joseph and Elkhart Power Co
Clara L, Shank
William Co, Smith Et
James Stevenson
William C. Smith
William M. Roach
Susan F.vis
Oliver P. Hay
John Klein
State of
Indiana
Supreme Court
John I. Green
Charles G. McCord
Knox C. C
Ira F. Place
John W. Baugher
Appellant
William H. Maxwell
Henry Wright
Aner
Robinson & Co
John Ester
William G. Gardner
Mary Gardner
Peter Raab
William H. Roberts
Marton C. C
Bond
Union Central Life Insurance Co
Andrew E. Whetzel
Noble C. C
Arraignment Held for Federal Prisoners in U S Court
This morning at nine oclock an arraignment is scheduled in the United States Court for several men charged in a counterfeiting case who have pleaded guilty to the counts against them.
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United States
Ern
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Telenope
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Uiinois
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Virginia Avenue
Peerless Foundry CO
Meek St
H. C. Stevens
Senate Ave
Fon Lad
Frank Blanchard
N. Delaware St
Bpunseral Directors
Buchanan
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Cc. E. Kregelo
Funehkal
EEE Pee Enre
A. Diener
Washington
Krent—Houses
Gregory & Appel
Bryce’s
Kerry
C. Thomas
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Dyer & Rassman
Circle
N. Ilinois St
Pistotiice
Irene
Crown Painless
Circle St
Ainless
Illinois
Ridge
Pet Crown Painless
N. Ala
Enon
MON‘2
New York St
Indianapolis Drug CO
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Ea ‘Otl
Monarch Gas
York and
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Poon Bargains
Hoffman & Bonner
Wall Paper
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OOO
N. Pennsylvania St
LD L. Hamilton
Ne . M. Dept
Eatenes
G. M. Supplice
HK. Barnett
Q. AM
Ward's Real Estate
ILO
Snipptiie
Muust
United States Army
Otter
N_ Ulinois st
Pearl St
Logansport
Eee
Monarch Gas Engine CO
E. New York
Belt R. R
C. F. Sayles
East Market Street
Pinanclal
Bpann & CO
C. N. Williams CO
Lemekw
PRP
INDP
LS Warehouse
Edwards
SRA
Albert Hutchinson
East
Washington St
Care Journal
Joseph Gardner
Kentucky Ave
W. Brennan
Meridian St
Joseph F. Haslinger
Massachusetts
Tenth St
Nuline
Telephone
Board of Commissioners
Office of
the Auditor
Tames H Gheer
John M Gregor
Thos
E. Spafford
Harry Bk, Smith
American Association
Biaoe
Christian Science
Huterty
W. D. Nepbit
Col
National Guard Affairs
Walter E, Mayo
Omega Oil
Omega
Dway New York
Patton Bros
S. Meridian ST
the Court Record
Granger Farwell Et al
Huntington & Page
Superior Court
Hoom
Rancis W. Carter
William Black
Charles FP. Deney
Susie D. Schumacher
Frank W. Wood
Empire Worsted Mills
William H. Black Company
Ames W. Ross
Georgia Es Ross
George W. Booth
Inez L. Booth
Thomas Colvin
Sarah Colvin
Walter E. Mayer
Indiana Lead and Glass Company
Otis
Iene Robson
Lemoyne
Land of Heart's
Sale
Holden Company
Knobs
Tennessee
Park of
Camille
Plainfield
Eons Commercial Club Bidg
Aeeavepols
Indiam
Keeley
Central Printing Co
the Reporter Publishing CO
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Fitzgerald
Alabama St
R. W. Furnas Ice Cream Co
J. J. McLean Medicine Co
Joel Williams
Soxebas
Orn
Lola A Laa Etlee
C.I
Filetcher
Pennerlvania Street
South Meridian
Mittes
Itice
Vories
Rose Polytechnic Institute
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