Local Firms Organized Amid City Business News
Multiple companies incorporated in Indianapolis and surrounding areas with stated capital stock and listed directors. Mooney-Mueller Drug Company, Crown Glass Company, Washington-Wheatland Coal, Wabash Improvement Company, Goshen Brick Company among entries. Also, the Indianapolis Shelbyville and South Eastern Traction Company plans its first car to Shelbyville, detailing departure points Meridian and Washington streets, with a one hour ten minute schedule and city rail connections via Prospect street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mooney-Mueller Drug Company
Indianapolis
J. G
J. W. Mueller
William J. ‘Mooney
Crown Glass Company
Matthews
Fremont Wilson
Joe Rere
J. T. Dickey
ashington-Wheatland Coal Com
Washington
Incorporated
A. C. Nicholson
Thomas J. W. Wilson
Nicholson
Beck
Wabash Improvement Company
Alvah Taylor
Alexander Nell Lamaree
W. B. Lowenberg
J. T. Stewart
Nathan Meyer
L. L. Ty
Charles S. Baer
Aaron Stevenson
Company
Mont
R. E. Stevena Bain
H. R. Brackin
G. R
C. W. Rinnan
J. P. Nelson
Goshen Grick Company
Goshen, Merece
A. J. Irwin
H. €. Dangler
Charles W
Shelbyville
Hoodoo Luck Hurls Big Four Train No 19 At Mattoon
Big Four passenger No 19 and a P& E engine collided after an open Kingan switch near White River. Fireman Brown scalded, engineer jumped to safety, tramp bruised, no passengers hurt. An hour delay, new locomotive sent out as wreckage cleared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
St. Louis
Indianapolis
White River
Kingan Switch
Union Station
Mattoon
Brown
Lfe
Kingan Road
James Kennedy
Col Halon
Garner
John Stacker
Fishinger
No. 19
Illinois Central Crossing
Nick Robinson
Liberati's Band Opens Engagement at Fair Bank Tonight
The Liberati Military Band and Concert Company begins its engagement with tonight’s concert at Fair Bank. A varied week of performances follows with matinees Thursday and Saturday, featuring operatic selections from Lucia and Rigoletto, solos by Kathrine Klarer and Marie Valdez, and a changing program each concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberati
Fair Bank
Signor Liberati
Katherine Klarer
Marie Valdez
Sig. A. Baggetto
Mons
Bernard Begue
Lucia of Lammermoor
Donizetti
Verdi
la Contralto
Sig
A. Baggetto
A. Liberati
William Tel
Careless Bicycle Collision Involving Woman Injured
Mrs Deborah Sullivan aged 38 living at 701 North Illinois Street was struck by a boy on a bicycle at Vermont and Illinois. She suffered a base skull fracture and multiple bruises, was unconscious, transported to City Hospital, and is believed fatally injured. The rider fled the scene. An ambulance encounter on West New York Street found a man with typhoid fever and pneumonia named John Wilson from the Soldiers Home at Mansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deborah Sullivan
Illinois Street
Vermont
Illinois
Foreman
Vs. Sullivan
City Hospital
West New York Street
John Wilson
Crozier Suffered Severe Slashing Outside Finns Saloon
Police investigated a cutting affray in West Indianapolis after John Crozier was found wounded at his 517 Birch Avenue home. He had a long gash on the right cheek, multiple wounds on the left arm, and a severed artery in the right wrist. He could not identify his attacker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Crozier
Birch Avenue
Indianapolis
Finn
Oliver Avenue
Crozier
Dr. Hollingsworth
Lynching Fear Flares After Goins Arrest Near West End
An angry mob gathered at West and Washington streets after Joseph Goins, a mulatto man, was arrested for an assault on 12 year old Ruth King. Officials guarded him with revolvers as detectives and patrols held back the crowd. witnesses prepared to testify in court. Goins said he came from Knightstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Washington Streets
Joseph Goins
Ruth King
Maryland Street
Pearl Street
McCaffery
Rockefeller
Gillespie
Goins
West End
Kingan
West Street
Detective Splan
Splan
Knightstown
Effort Rewarded as Two Marry in Indianapolis
Charles H. Ellis professor at St. Albans Military School in St. Albans Illinois and Margaret Shepperd Pekin Illinois obtained a marriage license in Indianapolis yesterday and wed secretly. Ellis a DePauw University graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Ellis
St. Albans Military School
St. Albans
Ill
Margaret Shepperd
Pekin
Indianapolis
Eltis
de Pauw University
Meridian church mite box opening and local notices
City notes report events in Meridian including a mite box opening at 2 30 this afternoon at the Woman s Foreign Missionary Society, a marriage license for William R Kyle and Nina C McHaley of Indianapolis, encampment preparations for Spanish American War Veterans and President Roosevelt on Sept 23, a church chorus director change at Tabernacle Church with Franz Bellinger taking charge, and the death of Carl Linn aged two and a half, noted for his tiny bicycle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of
Meridian-street
Laporte
Ind
William R. Kyle
Nina C. McHaley
Indianapolis
Michigan City
Roosevelt
Commercial Club
Karl Schneider
Tabernacle Church
Franz Bellinger
Bellinger
Carl Linn
George Linn
Washington Street
Reception for Robertson at local home
A reception for Robertson, former Atlas engine works superintendent and Thomas Robert son employee, was held Saturday night at a host’s home with a surprise arranged by Robertson’s wife and friends. Short speeches followed by refreshments. Participants included Schlotzhauer, Morse, Knight, Gray, Suess, Rounsell, Markey, Atkens, Perry, J. Markey, Hoffman and Specken. Robertson recently accepted the Gould Manufacturing Company superintendent position in Seneca Falls, New York after seventeen years with Atlas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Robertson
Atlas Engine Works
Robertson
George Schlotzhauer
William Morse
C. K. Knight
Joseph Gray
Martin Suess
Andrew Rounsell
Thomas Markey
David Atkens
Clark Perry
James Markey
J. F. Hoffman
Carl Specken
Gould Manufacturing Company
Seneca Falls
N. Y
Atlas Works
Ross Harrs Unlucky Visit
Ross Harr a sixteen year old boy from Clay county was brought to the City Dispensary last night about 9 30 suffering a gash over the left eye. He said he was on a train in the Big Four yards at Shelby street when the train started he was thrown against a load of pipes. He had come to visit his uncle George Overholzer a mall clerk but did not know his exact address. After failing to find his uncle he planned to go to Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Harr
Clay County
Shelby Street
George Overholzer
Cincinnati
Primaries Called to Correct Center Township Nominations
Marion county Republican chairman Elliott announces new primaries will be held in Center township to replace March nominations for justice of the peace and constable. Four seats exist. five were nominated, prompting the plan to resubmit ballots. Several candidates express interest, while costs and legality loom large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott
Marion County Republican Committee
Center Township
Justice of the Peace
Constable
Norwood
Stout
Sheppard
Smock
Joseph Foppiano
Frank Gasper
Phil Maher
W. H. Nickerson
Peenarios
Fire destroys Cereatinetown home and damages neighboring properties
A late night fire of unknown origin in Cereatinetown destroyed the two story Michael residence on Nineteenth street and Sugar Grove avenue. The blaze damaged the Quack residence and Flickinger’s Grocery across the street, with total losses around $64,000 and insurance covering about $4,000. The fire spread quickly due to bad roads delaying the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asher Michael
Nineteenth Street
Sugar Grove Avenue
Cereatinetown
Charles Quack
George Flickinger
Michael
Quack
Flickinger
Fire damages shed at Deaf and Dumb Institute
Fire discovered at 6 last night in a small frame shed near the engine house of the Deaf and Dumb Institute. The shed stored saw dust from the lathe room. Cause of the blaze unknown. Estimated loss set at 325 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deaf and Dumb Institute
Journal's Indianapolis Handbook Now Available for 50 Cents
The Journal announces its Handbook of Indianapolis is complete and ready for distribution. It promises a comprehensive manual of the city's history growth and commerce with over three hundred half tone illustrations. A special edition on paper covers costs 50 cents per copy, or 58 cents by mail, sold by booksellers newsdealers and at the Journal counting room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
Indianapolis
Special train excursions to Lake Maxinkuckee and more
Sunday excursions listed for September 14 from Indianapolis with round trip prices to Lake Maxinkuckee Cincinnati Terre Haute and Greencastle. Special trains depart Union Station at 7 a m and return times vary with no stops for passengers. Regional trips include $1 and $1.25 fares and longer runs to Petoskey Traverse City and Mackinac Island with thirty day return limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Union Station
Cincinnati
Terre Haute
Greencastle
Petoskey
Traverse City
Mackinac Island
Burke Undergoes Nephrotomy At Mercy Hospital
Frank B. Burke of this city underwent a nephrotomy at Mercy Hospital Jeffersonville for a perinephritic abscess after months of declining health and hip pain. The operation, not deemed critical, was successful though Burke remains weakened. Burke is Henry Warrum’s law partner and served as Indiana district attorney during Cleveland’s last administration and was a near Democratic Governor nominee in 180.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Burke
Mercy
Jeffersonville
Burke
H. C. Sharp
Henry Warrum
Cleveland
Indiana
DEDICATORY EXERCISES AT CENTRAL INSANE HOSPITAL
The Marion County Medical Society hosts dedicatory exercises for a new hospital for the sick insane at the Central Insane Hospital this evening at 7 30. Attendance is limited to medical professionals, with welcome extended to all physicians. Tomorrow from 1 30 to ?, a Desaivet clinic opens for inspection by physicians statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Insane Hospital
Marion County Medical Society
K. D
Desaivet
Doctor Ames Seeks Indiana Medical License
The Board of Medical Registration and Examination weighing Dr. A. A. Ames, former mayor of Minneapolis, application to practice medicine in Indiana. Ames has been at West Baden since
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Medical Registration and Examination
A. A. Ames
Minneapolis
Indiana
Ames
West Baden
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Yres Inceanas Eae
L.S
Madras
Marseilles
Companies Incorporated
Mooney-Mueller Drug Company, of
Denlap
Eaton's Hat Store
Liberati's
West and
Miss Shepperd
City News Notes
Wulschner’s
Boone County
Samuel Artman
Charles W. Miller
Nat A. Hill
Miller
Mr. Hill
Lebanon
Mr. Miller
Montgomery County
Fountain County
Messrs
Hill
Elkhart County
Senator Beveridge
Albert J. Beveridge
Sierras
Utah
Ogden
California
San Francisco
Denver
South Bend
Lake Tahoe
John Hayes
Edgar E. Hendee
Lee Sinclair
Minnesota
Rush Medical College
Per
van Sant
Anderson
Marion County
Charles Neff
Anderson Herald
Hendee
Hancock County
Greenfield
Elwood
Dolliver
Landis
Charlies Quack
Handbook OF
Pennsylvania Lines
Maxinkuckee
the Lake
Pennsys
Vania Lines
Sherman Brigade
Chattanooga, Tenn
Queen & Crescent
Chas
W. Zell
W. C. Rinkarson
Decatur
Es. L
Janes
Capital Razor and Supplies
J. E. Bodine & CO
E. Ohio
Herrington’s
E. Market
F. B. Burke
ILA
The
Cecilian
Starr Piano Company
North
Pennsylvania Street
Havana
F. R Rice Mercantile Cigar Co
Union Made
KiPp Brothers CO
S. Meridian St
Iaa
Catarrai
Mederine Remedy CO
Duluth
Minn
Richmond
John L. Parks
Henry J. Huder
Pennsylvania
Union Painless Dentists
Circle
Monument
Roll’s Sons
Steheinway
Pearson’s Piano House
Indianapolis, Ind
Willig’s Cash Furniture Store
Mn West
GORA
WM. H. Block CO
V. H. Messenger
East Washington St
Coburn Coal CO
Lehigh Valley
Ohio
Jackson
West Virginia
Sum Brazil
Blossburg
J. F. Spaunhurst
Daly
Ieee
C. I. Fletcher
Pooneylvania Street
Meridia
V. H. Lockwood
Lemcke Bldg
Dr. A. A. Amen
Juliusc
Sander & Becker Furniture
East Wash. St
Taggart’s Bakery
Massachusetts Ave
Wastington Se
C. Aneshaensel & CO
Ohio Street
National Bond and Realty Co
Bo East Clio St
Columbia
Hartford
Lilly & Stalnaker
Washington St
Baldwin
Paris
D. H. Baldwin & CO
N. Penn
Steel Ranges
Chas. L. Hartmann
Meridian St. Or
Kentucky Ave
Indiana Baling Machine Company
Charles Muellerschoen
Thomas R. Meacey
Charlies Maas
Alllison
Martian Ade
Morton Buffet
John N. Matz
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