Reception for Mitchell Musicians Union Plans 100 Piece Band
A seven member Central Labor Union committee was named to organize a reception for John Mitchell president of the United Mine Workers. Musicians’ Union member Henry Beissenherz indicated plans call for a brass band of 100 to greet Mitchell at Union Station and lead a triumphal march to the reception location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Union
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of North America
Feltman
Conrad Streibeck
Electrical Workers’ Union
William Ewald
Cigar Makers’ Union
Roscoe Barnett
Painters’ Union
No. 47
Henry Beissenherz
Musicians’ Union
Frank Jirrard
Beer Gettlers’ Union
Martin O'Mara
Wood Workers’ Union
Musicians’ Organization
Mitchell
Committee Weyl
United States
International Union of Tile, Brick and Terra Cotta
L. P. McCormack
Sanders
Cooper
McCormack
Orlie Condit
N. Stewart
Brinkman
Mick
Edward Sands
Edgar A. Perescoe Barnett
Rascoe
Edgar Perkins
William F
Keat Feltman
McAbee
TRON
Bookwalter
Indianapolis
Ronunion
Michael J. Butler
Tral Labor Union
National Federation of Labor
New Orleans
Indiana Retail Grocers’ Association
Atlas Engine Works
B. F. Ewald
R. E. Groff
Hugh H. Manoth
Re. Carpenters
L. Stoddard
Carpenters’ Union No. 31
Carpenters and Joiners
Philadelphia
Stoddard
Central Labor ‘Union
Soecal
Commercial Club
Uni
Central Water Union
Mpewere
Wohistan
Cigarmakers” Union
Ee Ee A
Real estate transfers lead list with 72 East Washington sale
Yesterday's top real estate transfer was John Grein selling a ground and brick building at 72 East Washington Street to George R Sullivan for 16000. The property measures 39 feet by 19 1/2 feet with a three story brick building. ground floor hosts a business, upper floors rented as dwellings. Other transfers include Wells Essex to George W Lentz and Warren Heady selling land to J 4 Lock.
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Keystone Avenue
Dr. Lockhead
Heady
Twenty-eighth Street
Indianapolis
Wiliam L. Milner
Anna
North
Pennsylvania Street
Misers
Mr. Milner
Indianapolis Street
Treatyshire Street
T. Boyer
D. T. Bi
Brookside Avenue
Buser
Roo
Upper Broadway
B. F. Cline
John Grein
George R. Sullivan
East Washington Street
A. Metager
Court Street
Wells Essex
George W. Lentz
Warren Heady
J. 4. Lock
Dismissed Patrolman Guilty of Working Slot Machines
Patrolman B R Stevens was dismissed by the Board of Public Safety for conduct unbecoming an officer after saloon keepers testified he bored holes in nickel in the slot machines and used lead slugs to “work” them. The board condemned the acts and noted it had expected police to shut these machines down. Stevens claimed no orders and said he had taught others how to work the machines without doing so himself.
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B. R. Stevens
Union Station
Board of Public Safety
Stevens
Keller
Nt Schroeder
Inw
Sherman Union
Cress
Victor Hellmer
Senate Avenue
Hellmer
Final Assessments Approved for Cement Walks and Sewers
Primary assessment rolls approved for cement walks on McCarty and Michigan streets and wooden block street work on Michigan from Fulton to Pogue's Run. Petitions referred to the engineer for private cement walk and coal hole front Nos. 1027 1029 South Meridian. Bids received for sewers on Highland Avenue and Jefferson Avenue with prices ranging from 1.15 to 1.23 per foot. No bids for curb work on Senate Avenue. Contract awarded to T. E. Kane for local sewer in the first alley east of Tacoma Avenue at firm price.
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Pennsylvania Street
Eighteenth Street
Twenty-first Street
T. E. Kane
McCarty Street
Birch Avenue
Klondike Avenue
J. Harry Roberts
Michigan Street
Fulton Street
Pogue's Run
Te Street
East Street
Edge Street
Weghurst Street
Leonard Street
Meridian Street
Capitol
Kenwood Avenues
Thirtieth Street
Highland Avenue
Higan Street
Oriental Street
Anderson Er
Charles RR. Pease
William Bossert
Jefferson Avenue
Pogue
First Alley
Tenth Street
Anderson Bruner
Senate Avenue
Twenty First Street
Tacoma Avenue
St. Clair Street
Celebration marks sixtieth anniversary of Roberts Park Church
The Roberts Park Church sixtieth anniversary celebration concluded with a reunion of the young people's societies led by Thomas E. Smiley. Rev. C. E. Bacon opened with prayer, Henry W. Tutewiler spoke on Ames Institute, and the Epworth League history featured talks and songs by Frances Joslin, A. E. Wells, Maggie Gray, Martha Feller, and others.
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Roberts Park
Thomas E. Smiley
C. E. Bacon
Henry W. Tutewiler
Old
Ames Institute
John A. Wilkens
Methodist Alliance
Frances Joslin
A. E. Wells
Epworth League
Maggie Gray
Martha Feller
Elpworth League Society
Viperson
Standard Bearers
Queen Esther
Dr. Bacon
Roberts Park M. EB
Peace
Rowe Coleman
Kate . Newcomb
8. Behymer
Flora Wulschner
Iron Works to Consolidate in Local Manufacturers
The Haugh-Noelke Iron Works and Indiana ornamental iron works merge to form Noelke Richards Iron Works. Located on Palmer street and Madison avenue, the new capital stock stands at 176000 dollars. Directors include Fred Noelke Christian Waterman W J Richards Hugh R Richards and James A McKim. Noelke to be president Richards secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haugh-Noelke Iron Works
Indiana Ornamental Iron Works
Noelke- Richards Iron Works
Haugh-Noelke
Palmer Street
Madison Avenue
Fred Noelke
Christian Waterman
W. J. Richards
Hugh R. Richards
James A. McKim
Noelke
I. Heugh-Noelke Company 7
Jules Levy Sues over Malicious Libel in Two Newspapers
The famed cornetist Jules Levy filed a $100,000 federal suit against Elkhart manufacturer Charles G. Conn, alleging libel in Trumpet Notes and Truth. Levy claims articles injure his reputation as world’s greatest cornetist and criticise his finances, playing skill, and reliability. He is 65, recently in vaudeville, with bankruptcy filings showing assets of $60 and liabilities over $19,000.
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Jules Levy
Charles G. Conn
Elkhart
Ind
Chambers, Pickens & Moores
Levy
Trumpet Notes
C. G. Conn
Truth
Indianapolis
Judge directs verdict for defendant in Pullman injury suit
Circuit Court Judge Allen tells jurors to find for the Pullman Palace Car Company in the personal injury case of Thomas Williams versus the Pullman company. Williams claimed injuries from being pushed from a moving coach after paying a porter 5 cents to ride on the step from Seymour to Indianapolis.
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Allen
Pullman
Circuit Court
Henry Clay Allen
Thomas Williams
Pullman Palace Car Company
Superior Court
Osgood Estate Petition Seeks Closure Of Dispute
The Marion Trust Company as administrator of Mason J. Osgood's estate asked Probate Commissioner Walker to permit Charles W. Osgood to deed a North Meridian street lot to the estate in exchange for withdrawing a suit exceeding $8,000. He may sue the estate for a share, and any excess from sale proceeds must be refunded. A partial Ross estate report shows 30078 received and 24122 paid, with 595 to the will's beneficiary, Fred T. Ross, and remaining notes to be settled before final filing.
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The
Marion Trust Company
Mason J. Osgood
Walker
Osgood
Charles W. Osgood
Meridian Street
Thesta A. Ross
James R. Ross
Henry C. Thompson
Lawsuit Filed Over Street Car Accident Injury
Andrew Bordendecker sues the Indianapolis Street Railway Company for zero damages claiming his three year old son was struck by an East Tenth street car in October 191, injuries and medical bills alleged. He contends operators failed to stop in time, the child unable to foresee danger, and the accident caused pain and bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Bordendecker
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Bordendecker
Lawsuits Against National Malleable Casting Transferred
Charles Hostell seeks 10000 dollars in damages for injuries from an empty wheel at the plant. George Schrader sues for injuries from a trip hammer on September 3, seeking five dollars. Both cases moved to the U S Circuit Court upon defendant’s request, claims it is a corporation organized under state law.
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Charles Hostell
National Malleable Casting Company
George Schrader
United States Circuit Court
Suit Seeks Commissioner to Partition Highland Park Estate
A suit filed yesterday asks a court to appoint a commissioner to partition an estate in the Highland Park addition among heirs. Plaintiffs include Charles N. Ahrens and Matilda Ahrens and Alice Matthews. defendants include Samuel R. Ahrens, William H. Ahrens, Amelia Selly, and Jacob W. Basler. The complaint says advances of money on estate interests have created complications that only a commissioner can untangle.
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Highland Park
Charles N. Ahrens
Matilda Ahrens
Alice Matthews
Samuel R. Ahrens
William H. Ahrens
Amelia Selly
Jacob W. Basler
Caldwell and Parsley appear in court on murder and divorce cases
William Caldwell and Belle Caldwell were arraigned on murder charges of Daniel Sullivan after grand jury indictment and plead not guilty. Witness Arthur Williams could not post bonds and is jailed awaiting trial. Jennie Parsley seeks divorce from Rolla Parsley alleging cruel treatment and ongoing domestic disharmony since their December marriage.
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William Caldwell
Belle Caldwell
Daniel Sullivan
Criminal
Arthur Williams
Caldwells
Jennie Parsley
Rolla
Parsley
Union Trust Files First Suit in McElwaine Richards Trust Case
The Union Trust Company as receiver for the McElwaine Richards Company filed its initial suit to collect claims authorized by the receivership appointment by Judi Cart yesterday against William Hi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Trust Company
McElwaine-Richards Company
Judi Cart
Eva Blwaine
Wiliam “Hi
Suit Seeks 288.61 On Account In Court Claim
An affidavit signed by George F. Lutz declares the account of 288.61 owed by a party named Kopp. The document notes an intent to remove the case from a lower court to higher court, signaling a transfer of the action.
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George F. Lutz
Aleva Ae Kopp
Ate
City suit against Indianapolis on Cornell Avenue dismissed
The suit by Richard M. Cosby and others against the city, acting through Harold C. Megrew and the Board of Public Works, to halt the Cornell avenue improvement from Thirteenth to Nineteenth streets, was dismissed by agreement. Judge Carter had issued a temporary restraining order, which was dissolved upon dismissal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard M. Cosby
City of
Indianapolis
Harold C. Megrew
Board of Public Works
Cornell Avenue
Thirteenth
Nineteenth
Carter
Court dockets show multiple damages cases and removals
Circuit Court hears Williams vs Pullman Palace Car Co and Rozell vs National Malleable Castings with damages. Removal petitions approved for Rozell and Shrader cases to United States Circuit Court District of Indiana. Foreclosures, receiverships, and divorces listed include Parsley vs Parsley and McGee vs Cassett with small judgments and various suit lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. McMaster
Charles Rozell
National Malleable Castings Company
United States Circuit
District of Indiana
Bond
George Shrader
United States Circuit Court
George Wilkerson
William Lockwood
Union Trust Company
McElwain-Richards Company
William Kopp
Superior Court
Charles N. Ahrens
Samuel R. Ahrens
Circuit Court
Andrew Bordendecker
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Jennie Parsley
Rolla
Parsley
Charles H. McGee
George Cassett
Appellate Briefs In Indiana Railways and Gas Cases
A compilation of appellate court cases from Indiana counties including Marion Johnson and Hancock. Listings show appellant or appellee briefs, petitions for oral arguments and motions for certiorari involving railways gas concerns and transit entities against various defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Downey
State
Elmer E. Hastings
Daviess C. C
Aperant
I Lis & Semen Railroad
Crystal Window Glass Company
Madison C. C
Government Building and Loan Association
George Richards
Allen C. C
Noah J. Goshorn
Eocene National Bank of Washington
Davices Co
Citizens’ Gas On Mining Company
Stephen A. D. Kipple
Adams C. C. Appellant
Mary A. Webb
Catharine J. Hammond
Marion C. Appellee
Indianapolis & Greenfield Rapid Transit Company
Jacob M. Haines
Henry C. C. Appellant
Contracts and legal obligations in Alaska and beyond
A set of老 cases cover contract promises without consideration for extra pay in Alaska salmon canning work. A streetcar transfer error creates damages when the company errs via its agent. Divorce delay, conveyance to avoid creditors, and odd humor of the law topics conclude, noting witness limitations and historic assertions.
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Alaska
San Francisco
California
Ross
Pacific Rep
Washington
Dunbar
United States
Atlantic Rep
New Jersey
Stevens
Northwestern
Dolan
Alabama
Morgan
Idaho
Hampson
Taylor
Rhode Island
Prohibition Rally Draws Large Local Audience
A well attended Prohibition Alliance meeting took place last night at Alabama and New York streets. The session featured an experience portion with much enthusiasm and frequent amens. Several new voters spoke about why they are Prohibitionists, led by Rev. Joshua Stansfield of Meridian Street Church who addressed the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prohibition Alliance
Alabama
New York
Joshua Stansfield
Meridian-street Church
New Hampshire Town’s Quiet Gift to Foreign Missions
Two elderly sisters in a small New Hampshire town lived frugal lives while neighbors supplied them with wood and care. After their deaths the sisters left twelve thousand dollars for foreign missions, and the town’s quiet generosity claims the credit for the gift.
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New York Evening Post
New Hampshire
Owever
Foreign Missions
Foreign Mission
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Osgood Estate
Street-Car Company
the Court Record
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Marion Arin Comrey
Marion C. C. Record
Miet of Errors
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Ida Brown
Hancock C. C. Appellant
Indianapolis Street-railway Company
George D. Dawson
Marion
C. Appellant
Leander B. Zoring
Johnson C. C. Appellant
Henry C. Schmidt
Prohibition
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Stansfield
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Paine
John Rice
Scotch Grove
Burlington, Vt
Sander & Becker Furniture Company
W. H. Roll’s Sons
J. FP. Spaunhurst
Stevensen
F. W. Hannah
Osteopath
National Osteopathic Association
C. I. Fletcher
Gresvik
Kahn Talking Company
Osc
Bermuda
Outerbridge & CO
Acts Quebec & 8. Co. Ltd
Seewer
Arthur Ahern
Ecretary
Canada
Willy & Siamaker
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