Indiana Electrical Association Adds Thirteen New Members
The Indiana Electrical Association closed its meeting at Denison House with thirteen new members admitted. Officers will remain until the next convention in Indianapolis in January. Supply agents gain full membership, and a paper on coal questions by J P Clark was missed due to his absence. Discussions highlighted the value of Indiana bituminous coal and methods for dealing with gas companies. A dinner was hosted by Indianapolis electrical supply agents before members dispersed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Electrical Association
Denison House
Indianapolis
J. P. Clark
Terre Haute
Indiana
Co. F. Mewiltt
Elkhart
J. H. Harding
Laporte
Hal C. Kimbrough
Muncie
Kimbrough
F. Dibble
Chicago
A. M. Barron
E. Garde
Richmond
Denison
Impry
Many New Corporations Form in Indiana
The Himmelberger Realty Company of Logansport filed articles of incorporation with $150,000 capital stock. Directors include John H. Himmelberger and Catherine Himmelberger. The Ypsilanti Club of Rushville organized with $25 capital stock. Directors include Carl F. Behr and Walter B. Frazee. The Knott-Arnam Manufacturing Company of Fort Wayne issued $8,000 capital stock. Directors include John F. Ott and George H. Van Arnam. The Evansville & Princeton Traction Company boosted capital from $10,000 to $800,000. The Shaw and Clyne Coal Company of Crawfordsville filed with an undetermined capital. Directors include James Shaw and Harriet C. Shaw. The Giant Stone Company of Lafayette formed with capital stock, directors listed. The Wabash and Fulton Levee Association filed to construct levees along the Wabash river. The State Bank of Francesville incorporated with $35,000 capital stock. The Pocket Telephone Company of Lafayette filed with $15,000 capital stock to manufacture pocket telephones for police and fire alarm service. Directors include Evan Shelby and Charles A. Burnett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Himmelberger Realty Company
Logansport
John H. Himmelberger
Cape Girardeau
Lillie A. Cresmond
Jane A. Fisher
Catherine Himmelberger
Nettie C Murdock
Ypsilanti Club
Rushville
Carl F. Behr
Walter B. Frazee
Clarence W. Cross
Pleasant A. Conner
Charles P. Mauzy
Knott-Arnam Manufacturing Company
Fort Wayne
John F. Ott
George H. van Arnam
Samuel Ettles F. Pfeiffer
Becks Erick
Tom Rothschild
Evansville &Princeton Traction Company
Shaw and Clyne Coal Company
Crawfordsville
James ©. Shaw
Harriet C. Shaw
Harry W. Fl
Chicago
Wabash and Fulton Levee Association
Wabash River
Samuel L. Wilkins
Lindsey Coleman
I. I. Coleman
L. C.D. Beckshymer
Freeman Ratch
State Bank of
Francesville
Pocket Telephone Company of
Lafayette
Evan Shelby
George D. Haywood
Charles A. Burnett
Prisoners Arraigned In Murder Case As Trial Date Set
Indictments returned by the grand jury Wednesday led to arraignments before Judge Alford Jerday. Joe Spauld and Eugene McGinnis face murder charges in the Rafael Campticello case and pled not guilty. Trial scheduled for October 13. Fred Elliott, 19, indicted for grand larceny and receiving stolen goods, pleaded guilty and received a nine month workhouse sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alford Jerday
Joe Spauld
Eugene McGinnis
Rafael Campticello
Frank McCray
Alford
Fred Elliott
George Wilson arraigned in embezzlement case at police court
George Wilson was arrested Wednesday night on charges of embezzling 830 from the Lieber wine and liquor firm and arraigned yesterday. The case was continued to allow friends to aid in proving the alleged shortage.
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George Wilson
Lieber Wine and Niquor
New Suits in Circuit and Superior Courts
Circuit Court cases listed include Julius Connee versus Indianapolis Street Railway Company Harbara raengetesl versus Indianapolis Street Railway Coa and Fultz v. Fultz. Superior Court entries show Eva Chamness v. James A. Chamness in Room 1 Grace Ray v. Clyde Ray in Room 2 Kate Smith v. Mosley Smith in Room 3 Ellen Grooms v. William L Grooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Julius Connee
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Harbara Raengetesl
Indianapolis Street Railway
Coa
Fdward Fultz
Fultz
Superior Court
Eva Chamness
James A. Chamness
Grace Ray
Clyde Ray
Kate Smith
Mosley Smith
Ellen, Grooms
William L Grooms
Higher Courts Record Supreme Court in New Sult
Fragmented legal notices from Indiana appellate actions list cases including William Schular vs State of Indiana in Montgomery County Court and Tillie Dugan administratrix v Grace Myers in Marion County Court with assignments of errors joinder and briefs filed.
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Supreme Court
William Schular
State of Indiana
Montgomery C. C
Appellate Court
New Sult
Tillie Dugan
Grace Myers
Marion C.C
Ume
John B. Elam
Aos
Banquet of Insurance Men at Columbia Club
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance general agents held their annual banquet at the Columbia Club last night. J F Habbe presided. John A Hall spoke on Dividends and How They are Computed and Elsbrecker Bishop discussed Work of Life Insurance Agents. Joseph R Morgan delivered the Good-night address. Attendees included Edward Schafer L B Fisher James L Sherwood L P Watts F L Hendricks James C Watson William C Habbe James L Garver George C Bartel William P Reese Prof Wilson J Hole among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company
Columbia Club
J. F. Habbe
John A. Hall
Elsbrecker Bishop
Life Underwriters’ Association of Illinois
Joseph R. Morgan
Edward Schafer
L. 8. Fisher
South Bend
James L. Sherwood
Michigan City
L P. Watts
Winchester
F. L. Hendricks
Danville
James C. Watson
Ric
Farm, Ill
William C. Habbe
Evansville
James L. Garver
George C. Bartel
Richmond
William P. Reese
Greensburg
Wilson J. Hole
Azalia
Ind
Nancy Hanks Monument Dedication Programme Issued
Governor Durbin to lead party to Louisville September 30 for Nancy Hanks monument dedication. Delegation departs by chartered Pullman, follows with special train to Lincoln City, ceremonies include addresses, music, and acceptance by Gov Durbin. Return trips and excursion details announced for Evansville and nearby cities.
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Nancy Hanks
Pennsylvania
Louisville
Southern Railway
Lincoln City
James 8. Wright
Daniel Ryan
Battle Hymn of the Republic
Graham
Knightstown Soldiers' and Sailors’ Orphans' Home
J. 8. Culver
Springfield
Winfield T. Durbin
Lincoln Memorial Association
Knightstown
Eldridge
John C. Black
America
A. H. Graham
E. A. Gordon
Indianapolis
Southern Railroad
Evansville
New Seat
Princeton
Rockport
Cannelon
Fred van Orman
St. George's Hotel
Indiana
Sousa In Two Places At The Fair Attended By 2000
The Sousa band performed twice at the fair, with 2000 attending the Tomlinson Hall evening concert due to rain at the grounds. Afternoon selections included Wagner and Meyerbeer pieces, with solos by Marshall Lufsky and Arthur Pryor. The evening featured a new Sousa suite Maidens Three and Pryor’s The Virtuoso. Springer notes the European tour soon after.
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Mr. Sousa
Tomlinson Hall
Sousa
Downing
Fairgrounds
Wagner
The Evolution of a Statesman Shacklett Emerges as Governor Nominee
A detailed scene at the party convention shows Shacklett rising as the gubernatorial nominee amid shifting blocs. McDougal rails and the opposition shifts to support him, party unity forming as Shacklett is acclaimed. Shacklett expresses cautious gratitude while his wife anticipates a new life, and a miners strike unfolds in the south testing the new administration.
Shacklett Stands Firm Against Strikers in Illinois
Governor Shacklett defends state authority in a coal strike crisis, pledging to enforce laws equally in all counties. He refuses to shield either side, warns owners to hire legally, and contrasts his stance with Lincoln era resolve as he contemplates militia options and the duty to maintain order. Alaska dividends highlight in Leslie's Weekly while Indianapolis Central Supply Company expands.
There ought to be a law on railroads delivery times
The Noblesville Ledger argues for a two way rule requiring railroads to unload a car within 48 hours or pay $2 per day. The writer questions fairness and urges enforcing a delivery deadline to reduce car scarcity.
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Noblesville
Ind
Autumn Comes To The Flowers A Poem By Maud L Botts
A lyrical piece describes Autumn visiting flowers and birds, warning of sleep and preparation for winter. The north wind signals change as leaves dance and tumble, then settle for a long winter sleep, with snow blankets ready to tuck in.
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North Wind
Autumn
Maud L. Botts
Central Supply Company of Indianapolis Feature
The city of Indianapolis has grown from a muddy Western town to a regional trade hub with a 200000 population and railroad connections. Central Supply Company operates large pipe yards and warehouses at Merrill and Delaware streets with showrooms for bathroom supplies and a premier Indiana goods line.
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Indianapolis
Central Supply Company
Indiana
Merrill and
Delaware Streets
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Hancock County
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Unies City
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Uhe
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Huesmann
Orm
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Union City
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Knapp
Smith
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J. M. Wharton
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F. D. McDaniel
E. E. Lawton
O'Brien
G. ¥. Rieder
John Cantwell, Jr
Illinois
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Perry Wallace
John Hottes
Ingle
Mise Ackerman
Miss Briggs
Frank Taylor
W. Washington Street
Autemn
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Anheuser-Buschs
Anheuser-Busch Brewing Ass
St. Louis
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