Restraining Order Halts Carnell Avenue Paving Contract
Judge Carter granted a Superior Court injunction stopping the Board of Public Works from awarding the macadamized paving contract on Carnell Avenue from Thirteenth to Nineteenth streets. Joseph E. Bell, attorney for Richard M. Cosby and Elizabeth M. Cosby, filed the suit alleging remonstrance by forty-one resident property holders was ignored by the Board. The hearing is set for 9:00 a.m. with Indianapolis authorities opposing the project without majority support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joige Carter
Board of Public Works
Carnell Avenue
Joseph E. Bell
Richard M. Cosby
Elizabeth M. Cosby
Carter
Board of Works
Indianapolis
Grand Jury prepares partial report on grave robbing case
Marion county grand jury will submit part of its grave robbing investigation to Judge Alford in Criminal Court on Saturday. Afterward the panel will resume probing the cases for indictments, naming Cantrell and other black operators. Also reported are divorce filings by Icelena Schmitt against Frank X. Schmitt over abuse and threats, plus two other suits for cruelty and abandonment involving George W. and Lula B. Lynam and Etta Williams versus Archie Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County Grand Jury
Alford
Cantrell
Icelena Schmitt
Frank X. Schmitt
Etta Wiliams
Archie Williams
Schmidt Sues Street Railway for Damages in Jury Trial
Joseph Schmidt, an engineman for the Big Four Railroad, sues the Indianapolis Street Railway Company for damages in circuit court. He alleges internal injuries from being thrown from a Brightwood car on November 15, 140, claiming loss of time and inability to work to $100, and accuses the motorman of carelessness causing the derailment at the Thirteenth Street crossing of the Lake Erie and Western Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Schmidt
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Schmidt
Big Four
Brightwood
Thirteenth-street
Lake Erie & Western Railroad
Circuit Court
Henry Clay Allen
Sullivan M. Hillgoss
Orin de Motte Walker
Benjamin Yanovaky
Elizabeth Strieby
Frederick Strieby
Edgar A. Brown
Louise Keeney Declared Insane and Committed
Louise Keeney was adjudged insane yesterday and ordered confined to the insane asylum. She has troubled police and claimed to be hypnotized, harassing S. A. Furniss with imagined afflictions until he caused her arrest as insane. Mrs Keeney is twenty five years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Keeney
S.A. Furniss
Mrs. Keeney
Guardian Appointed for Frederick Stucky Inmate at Central Hospital
On petition by Elizabeth Stucky Edgar A Brown was yesterday named guardian of Frederick Stucky now an inmate of the Central Hospital for the Insane. Mrs Stucky holds real estate jointly with her husband and caused the guardian appointment to guard the property in the event of the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Stucky
Edgar A. Brown
Frederick Stucky
Central Hospital For
Cameron objects to county fee in tax collection suit
Clifton R. Cameron questions the authority of County Treasurer Armin C. Koehne to levy a $2 constable’s fee in the collection of ee taxes in a suit filed in the Marion County Circuit Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton R. Cameron
Armin C. Koehne
Marion County
Judge appoints Watts receiver for Indianapolis Wood Ornament Company
Judge Carter named Haydon M. Watts as receiver for the Indianapolis Wood Ornament and Refrigerator Company in a suit brought by Mrs. Fannie Udell yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Haydon M.watts
Indianapolis Wood Ornament and Refrigerator Company
Fannie Udell
Court notices reflect multiple suits and divorces in Indianapolis arena
Circuit and Superior Courts hear new suits, divorces, and injunctions. Parties include Strieby, Williams, Lynam, Craft, Craig, and Cosby families with ad litem and bond actions. Appellate briefs, jury submissions, and notes reference railroad damages, notes on payment, and public works disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Pe Henora
Se Ees Gomery
Jeeotena Schmitt
Frank X. Schmitt
Superior Court
Etta Williams
Archie C. Willams
W. Mam
Lulu B. Lynam
Circuit Court
Benjamin Dake
John Craft
Charles N. Craig
Hiram
Winter
Charles Hummel
Edward Cal Euseen
Richard M. Cosby
Elizabeth M
Indiana Y W C A Convention Opens In Greencastle
The seventeenth annual Indiana Young Women's Christian Association convention opened last night in Greencastle with a sermon on Woman's Part in the Kingdom of God by Rev. Worth c. Tippy of Indianapolis. Delegates and many Greencastle residents attended. Prayer meetings had been held early in the churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Young Women's Christian Association
Greencastle
Kingdom of God
Worth c. Tippy
Indianapolis
Indiana college delegates gather for regional meeting
The largest delegation comes from Indiana University and Butler College, each with twenty or more students. City associations from Fort Wayne Indianapolis and Terre Haute send delegates, mainly board members. Dozens of named Indianapolis attendees plus arriving speakers from Chicago Detroit Cleveland and Atlanta fill the event run through Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Galloway
Jaine Robinson
F. F. McCrea
F. J. Bosler
H. H. Hall
J. G. McDowell
R. F. Davidson
H. G. Gaylord
Sara Mayo
E. E. Stacy
Stella T. Bartlett
Maude Hixson
Bettisebel Beebe
Henrietta Mayo
L. W. Messer
Chicago
Florence Simms
Detroit
5. D. Gordon
Cleveland
Bertha Conde
Atlanta
Harriet L. Kemper
Hanna Stirs Indianians Concluded Speech Rally
A Republican senator campaigned in Indiana praising sound money protection and continued party leadership. He urged workers to vote to sustain Hem enway and Republican policy, warned against free trade and single tax, and urged broad turnout amid loud applause and mass handshakes at Evansville and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siows
Hemenway
Congress
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Tom Johnson
Moses
Indiana
Senator Hanna Addresses Princeton Crowd On Train Tour
The train halted at Princeton where about 3,000 agriculturists gathered as Senator Hanna delivered a fifteen minute speech from the rear platform. Rep. Hemenway introduced him. reception committee members included A. P. Twineham, B. R. Adams, James H. Warnock and W. D. Robinson. The audience, well dressed and prosperous, cheered as local schoolchildren waved from the platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Hanna
A. P. Twineham
8. R. Adams
James H. Warnock
W. D. Robinson
Hemenway
Hemenway Urges Loyalty in Campaign Speech
A political address stresses Jim Hemenway’s qualifications and the need to keep the Republican leadership in power. The speaker warns that Democratic control could block prosperity, halt progress, and undermine investor confidence, urging voters to act for family, state, and nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hemenway
Congress
Republican Party
Jim Hemenway
Democratic Party
House of Representatives
St. Louis
Republian
United States
Eafe
Hanna and Fairbanks StirIndiana Audience on Train Stop
The speech by Senator Hanna extolled labor and capital as equal partners and urged a middle ground in their relations for national progress. Senator Fairbanks praised Hanna, urged voting for the Republican ticket in the upcoming election, and introduced Representative Hemenway as Beveridge and others saluted the crowd as the train departed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Hanna
Senator Fairbanks
Senator Hanna
Washington
Republican Party
William McKinley
Mark A. Hanna
Congress
James A. Hemenway
Fairbanks
Hemenway
Beveridge
Throng at Vincennes Hails Hanna Speech and Rally
Four thousand greet Senator Hanna at Vincennes as he arrives by train with a Republican delegation. John C. Chaney introduces him and Hanna urges voters to back Republican congressional and legislative candidates to continue prosperity and the Roosevelt era policies.
Train farewell at Vincennes as Hanna departs
Passengers cheer for Senator Hanna on the Vincennes platform before the train leaves shortly after noon. He remains on the rear platform, grasping hands from supporters as it departs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincennes & Little
Hanna
Ren
Hanna Speaks in Washington to Thousands on Train
Senator Hanna delivers a fifteen minute address aboard a B and O train at Washington with 53 000 to 6 000 listeners applauding.Miss Lilah Hunemier presents flowers to Hanna as Beveridge introduces him. bouquet card praises Hanna Leeds ticket. Band plays Star Spangled Banner on arrival and departure as reception committee welcomes Hanna in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincennes
Washington
Senator Hanna
John €. Chaney
Lilah Hunemier
Louis F. Hunemier
Beveridge
Hanna
Marcus A. Hanna
Ohio
William B. Leeds
Indiana
Leeds
Richmond
Hunemier
Congress
Theodore Roosevelt
McKinley
J. D. Leming
J. C. Billheimer
Fred , Bosch
Aikman Carnahan
A. H. Heller
Zeb Bonham
Ross Smith
Ezra Mattingly
Thomas Wilson
Jr. L
Baldwin
Noblesville
Hanna speaks at Elnora on Republican principles
Sen ator Hanna addressed a large crowd of prosperous farmers and wives at Elnora after a brief stop around 2 pm. A reception committee led by T M Sears greeted the senator, with a decorated platform and yellow chrysanthemum badges. The talk emphasized Republican principles in Indiana's fertile second district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elnora
Hanna
T. M. Sears
Washington
Plainville
Indiana Southern Railroad
Emin V. Garten
Martin Nugent
George Abrams
John Caress
Henry Stalcup
Wadsworth
William Ritter
Arch Yatel
Charles Freeman
William Slimb
Benton Ferris
William Alfred
James Lavely
Notable Address to Miners at Linton Rally
A large meeting in Linton, Indiana drew about 5,000 miners and supporters to hear Senator Hanna speak on arbitration and the Civic Federation stance in the anthracite strike. He praised the Western contract and urged cooperation between employer and employee to avoid future strikes, tying labor policy to Republican principles and national prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Indiana
United States Senate
Republican Party
United States
Civic Federation
Repum
Linton
Senator Hanna
Elnora
Grant Pheaton
Oscar Bland
David Scott
William Jones
Albert Maddox
Burrell Stift
Thomas Morgan
Hanna
Anna
Mitchell
Parti
James Bingham
Muncie
John C. Chaney
United Mine Workers of
Indianapolis
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Ilinois
St. Louis
Labor
Ia McKinley
Partia
Pone
Indiana rally persuades voters to back Fairbanks and Hanna
Senator Hanna addressed Indiana workers urging support for McKinley era policies and Fairbanks re election. He emphasized duties to state and country and urged sending back Beveridge and others who have served Indiana. Green County chairman Haeton noted strong local backing as mines paused for the speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Congress
McKinley
Fairbanks
United States Senate
Senate
United States
Beveridge
Hanna
Heaton
Green County Committee
Senator Hanna Train Tour Draws Big Indiana Crowd
Terre Haute hosts a welcoming reception for Senator Hanna with 5 000 to 6 000 awaiting at the Union Depot. He urges support for Holliday for Congress, Fairbanks for Senate, and McKinley principles, speaking in Terre Haute and Brazil before Greencastle and Purdue students. The rallies emphasize labor relations and patriotic resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Linton
H. C. Hanna
W. B. McRea
B. Brown
W. C. Dorsey
Samuel Gray
W. H. Seales
O. L. Brown
W. J. Whittaker
W. T. Sanford
W. H. Bradbury
William Hendricks
C. C. Oakey
The
Terre Haute Express; John Nixon, John G. Heins, G. H. Hebb, G. H. Richards
A. G. Cavins
J. A. Greene
Cavins
Hanna
Holliday
Congress
Fairbanks
United States Senate
William McKinley
Brazil
Moore
R. L. Shattuck
Harvey Hicks
F. C. Dilley
Senator Hanna
Beveridge
Greencastle
Pauw University
Mark Hanna
Senate Hanna
McKinley
Hoosier
Legisia
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To Morrow
Grand Jury Report
Guardian
Co. R. Cameron
Watts
Supreme Court
Seule. News
Joseph A. Walte
Harriet Estrall
Marion C. C. Appellants
Appellee
Appellate Court
Inutes
C. Co. Co
St. L. Railway Company
C. & A. Potts & Co
Marion S&c
Or Burne
Trustees of
Huntertown Cemetery
Church
Frank Holmes
Allen S.C
A. T. J. Mossale Company
Henry Aeray Vanderburg
Della Leonard
John Whitestone
Tal
Tipton C.C. Appellees
Supreme Lodge K. of
H. Et al
Jones Et al
Knox C. C
Isabella Williams
Peter B. Manetal
Jay C.C
Mitchelltree School ‘Ownship
Martin County
James K. Hall
Lawrence C. C. Appellant
Y. W. C. A. Convention
Harry S. New
W. F. Burdell
Kodak
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Evansville
Fairbanks and
Thomas H. Adams
Joseph W. Emison
A. Pierson
E. Gilmore
Samuel Thompson
D. L. Bonner
John ©. Chaney
Mr. Chaney
William McKinhey
Ublican
Roosevelt
Sen
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Romanticus
Miss Cutting
Meg Wott Loeb Cor
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GORA
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