Vital Statistics July 31 Deaths and Births Listing
Vital statistics for July 31 show multiple births and deaths. Entries include Horace and Amelia Wilson at 1108 Weet Twenty, a girl. Alilon and Edna Gruner at 2 Wyoming, a girl. William and Mabel Peacock at 18 South Temple, a boy. Harry G. and E Mc Brown at 6% Coty, a girl. and others. Deceased include Kriel, Emelia H. Smith, Charles Myers, Pigeee heed, Virginia Burtin, and Charles Herold Daying. Funeral for Daying set Friday at 1 p.m. residence 417 North Davidson. Maddison, Ind., papers please.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace
Amelia Wilson
Alilon
Sheldon
Edna Gruner
Wyoming
Lillie Neim
Vinegirt
Marandia Nive
West Vergirl
Mwillian
Mabel Peacock
South Temple Charles
Lory Hunt
New York
Linetrl
Louelia Koster
Bertha Minter
River
Harry
Emc Brown
Coty
Kriel
Emelia H. Smith
Charles A Myers
Blaine
Keuth
Columbia
City Hospital
Virginia M. Burtin
Skirvin
South West
Charles Herold Daying
East Tenth
A. M
North Davidson Gee
Maddison, Ind
Funeral Directors and Monuments Notes
A mix of old funeral directors listings with addresses and phone numbers, followed by a legal notice in Marion Indiana. The estate case for Carrie L. deceased involves Gustav G. Schmidt filing recounts and a September hearing. also a trademark filing for the Indianapolis Brewing Company with description of its bottle mark and seal affixed by Albert Lieber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustav G. Schmidt
Tor
Carrie Li
Aeid
Gustav G, Schmidt
Harvey, Pickens
Cox & Kahn
Indiana
County of Marion
Indianapolis Brewing Company
Cor
Eee
Vondoa Ag
Indianapolis
State of
Sa'd Indianapolis Brewing Company
Kevit Court
Kion County
State of Indiana
Polls Brewing Company
Ees
Indianapolis Brewing Comee Eeenpeie
Ae S. A
Itnese
Indianapolis Brew Company
Rane
Albert Lieber
Albert Lie
Indianapolis Brewing Eee
Proposals for Clothing and Equipage Supplies Sealed
Sealed proposals for clothing and equipage supplies are invited by the Chief Quartermasters of Chicago. Bids due Aug 6 at 11:00 a.m. to supply at Chicago Boston or Philadelphia depots. Domestic production preferred. blanks furnished on application. Envelopes marked Equi Supplies. Miller, Quartermaster. Also Indiana Prison bids for labor by prisoners at Michigan City for four contracts of 300 men each for six years from Oct. 1903, with bids due Aug 1, 1903. Warden Reid to oversee contracts. $100 guarantee required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Offee
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
Indiana State Prison
Michigan City
Ind
Ana
Board of Control
Contracta Board of Control
Board of Care
James D. Reid
Leingey
Priven
Etree Et D. Reld
Warden
Sunday Church Services Across Local Fellowships
Local churches publish their Sunday gatherings with times, ministers, and topics. Notable listings include First Baptist at New York and Pennsylvania streets with morning and evening sermons, Central Avenue Methodist Episcopal, Meridian Street Methodist Episcopal, Roberts Park M B Church, First and Second Presbyterian, Mayer Chapel, Tabernacle Church, and midweek Bible studies and youth programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
New York
Pennsylvania
Thomas J. Villers
A. Hanley
Cleveland
E. A. Hanley
D. D
Central Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Central Gn
Twelfth Street
H. W. Reet
T. A. Goodwin
Epworth League
Meridian-Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Joshua Stansfield
J. H. Martin
Moore's Hill
Roberts Park
M. B
Delaware
Vermont Streets
EF. Bacon
Epworth Tangus
First Presbyterian Church
Sixteenth Streets
M. L. Halves
Mayflower Congregational
First Presbyterian Churches
BH. A. Bartlett
Bible School
Society of Christian Endeavor
Second Presbyterian Church
Vermont
Owen Davies Odell
Mayer Chapel
Cormer
West and
Catherine Streets
W. T. Seyfert
Reer
Tabernacle Church
Meridian
Eleventh Streets
J. Cumm
Financial ads and help wanted in Indianapolis notice
Classified page notes mortgages insured by Frank Sawter and Coans Money on mortgages. Rooms for rent and housekeeping rooms at 614 North Alabama. Help wanted include commercial traveler with $24 weekly, district office managers at $21 weekly, and U.S. Army able-bodied men. Also agents sought for Life of Leo Catholic publication and selling maps from George F. Cram. Various companies listed with addresses in Indianapolis and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National
Dearborn St
Chicago
Colonialcu
Caxton Cton Ridg
Chic
U. S
Army
United States
Ainance
North Illinois St
Iunapolis
Ind
Land & Oarms
Naval
United
States
Poe
Monsignor O'Reilly
Internation- Re Publishing Co
North Fourth Street
Philadelphia
Pensions for Veterans Certificates Granted to Indianians
Long list of named Indiana residents receiving pension certificates with varied amounts from 2 to 55 dollars. Names include Clyde Masour Em M Vernon Rob Simpson Charles Neal John Awane Jason Jollis George Hatti Arthur Household Rodolphus Iachin Claus Bowlen Charles Hillhouse Daniel Campbell Thomas Mayes Lennington M R Allen Albert Creelin Irwin Lurch Peter Grant William J Lauser Jacob Hochsteller Alex Walker Romeo Prindle Mathias Harter James Luster Frank Woodward Linda Wright Richard Morris F Caldwell Louis Arbuckle Mary J Mack Elizabeth Burlingame Anna Jackson Jones Martha Byrne Margaret De Gemberli Jane Ruby Larkin OConnor Nancy Davis James Coulter William Moran Frances Corns Louise Lationenit John Hoffman William Lawes Jacob Swartzenheld Lewie Oliver Carson Campbell Engle and others listed with varied pension sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Masour
Em M. Vernon
Simpson
Charles Neal
John A. Wane
Jason F. Jollis
George Hatti
Charles H. Hughey
Arthur Household
Rodolphus Iachin
Claus D. Bowlen
Charles A Hillhouse
Ea Dunbar
Robert Kert
Daniel ‘Am
Charles Humphrey
John A. Beall
Stephen D. Saylees
Alien Edwards
C. C. Jones
Mary Sheperd
Isaac N. Conway
H. M
J. BH. BR. WicNees
Alex. M. Scott
M. J.doctor
Isaac Rinehart
Harrison Weeden
Wiliam Rutledge
William 1St
Charles Pyles
Burton Fuller
William A Mohan
John T. Anderton
Hubert W. Pemberton
Oliver Banks
George T.ee
F. M. Hannell
Philip Barth
M. E. O'Connor
Alex. A. Wilson
March Tucker
Albert A. Jones
Samuel Scott
David Scotten
Sanford
William F. Nestelhut
Isaac Bee . Moore
Isaac Brennaman
Aeure
Thomas Stevens
William H. Adkins
Ose
James O'Conner
Thomas Johnson
William Pa Dell
Luther X Garrett
Charles O. Alltop
George T. Fackett
Jacob Hochsteller
Alex. Walker
L. J. Cottingham
Romeo M. Prindle
Mathias Harter
James §. Luster
Frank Woodward
Linda Wright
Richard A. Morris
F. ‘Th Caldwell
Louis Arbuckle
James 1. Ize
Mary J. Mack
Mary J. Denton
Aig
Elizabeth J. Hoffman
Anna Jackson
Jones
Martha E. Byrne
Margaret de Gemberli Janes J. Ruby
Lacy Stane
Nels Whaley
Laura S Gilkey
Alexander de Hart
William Mathews
Isaac Alexander
Wesley Bives
John D. Wiseheert
George W. Faris
Nancy C. Davis
James C. Coulter
Wiliam F. "Moran
Frances M. Corns
Louise Lationenit
John H. O. Hoffman
William J. Lawes
Jacob Swartzenheld
Lewie Oliver
Linms J. Carson
John H. Campbell
Frederick A. Engle
The Inevitable Word in a Bookman August Palimpsest
The passage laments how great lines endure beyond time and social noise while noting how untaught voices near the street can rival scholar effort. It contrasts martial, faith hymns with crude, heartfelt chimes and ends by mentioning Meredith Nicholson and the August Bookman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meredith Nicholson
Railroads Thrive in July Amid Record Freight and Traffic
July proves exceptional for U S railroads with traffic managers predicting a 24 percent rise in freight and passenger movements. Evansville Terre Haute purchase by St Louis and San Francisco creates a north south link, expanding Chicago traffic flows and boosting regional competition.
Railway officials and freight operations update
The article reports on personnel changes at several railroads including A Robertson retirement from the middle division of the Wabash, Hillard elected Evansville & Terre Haute treasurer, and Colonial Trust Company named transfer agent. It notes new equipment tests on Wabash, earnings and taxes for Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe, and plans for a Indianapolis to Fort Wayne and Toledo road with subsidies. It also covers Santa Fe Southern Pacific passenger interline changes, Miss Bertha Ruffner’s passenger bureau leadership, Erie spending authority for 4 million, and rate moves by Chicago Great Western and Soo Line. It ends with Chicago Rock Island Pacific bond plans agains 250 million maturing 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rea
Pennsylvania
London
Edward Zurp
Big Four
Kansas City
D. G. Reid
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Richmond
Norfolk & Western
S. B. Liggett
Pennsylvania Lines West
William Shaw
Pennsylvania Railroad
Barnard
Peoria & Eastern
M. A. Neville
Daniels
New York Central
Nia Falls
Santa Fe
Pueblo
Denver
H. M. Bronson
Chicago
Pullman Company
J. P. Morgan
Pennsylvania Lines
Pittsburg
Pennsylva Voluntary Relief Association
C. E. Schaff
Bir Four
T. E. English
The
Erie
Mahoning
Youngstown
A. Miller
Cairo
Harrisburg
Lil
Panhandle
Indianapolis
Knightstown
Union Station
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
Delphos
Mandale
Fort Wayne
Cincinnati
T. W. Demaree
G. L. Wall
R. H. Wallace
Huntington
J. D. Anthony
M. D. Schaff
Traveling Engineers’ Association
WC. Thompson
Association
Rome, Watertown
Ogdensburg
W. Mudd
Moberly
A. Robertson
Wabash
Knight Templar
Cc. W. Hillard
Frisco
Evansville
Terre Haute
Charles A. Jones
Colonial Trust Company
New York
Evansville & Terre Haute Company
Kimball
Lyon Linton
Union Pacific
EB. Clark
Chicago & Alton
A. W. Thomas
Central of Georgia
H. G. Landrey
Cotton Belt
George Rusch
CC. C. Spaulding
St. Louis
San Francisco
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company
Toledo
W. H. Ogan
Mojave
Southern Pacific
Bertha Ruffner
Tourist Information Bureau
Miss Ruffner
W. L. der
Salmanca
Bucktooth
N. Y
Columbus
Concord
Derr Mayehe
Chicago Great Western
Soo Line
Montreal
Great Western
Chicago Grand Trunk
Davenport
Buckle Street Improvement Provokes Reader Letter
A reader laments the Buckle Street renovation in Indianapolis, describing a trenches to concrete and brick paving project that left the street a rough, shifting desert. The piece humorously notes delays for icemen milkmen and pedestrians, urging inquires to a local clubwoman and taxpayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Buckle
China
Buckle Street
Indianapolis
Armenian Wedding Highlighted at Bethany Park Event
Special to the Indianapolis Journal from Bethany Park July 31 reports a cool day during the State Sunday-school convention program. Rev. Newman urged Sunday schools as evangelistic tools while noting age-based conversion trends and praising a live superintendent approach. Night program featured Armenian wedding on stage with local youth participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Bethany Park
Charles B. Newman
Third Christian Church
Indianapolis
Newman
Enty
John C. Robinson
van Dyke
William Dissbetty
Vincennes
Paul
E. Richard Edwards
Bedford
L. L. Carpenter
T. J. Legg
George C. Wyatt
Disciples of Indiana
Detroit
P. Mendall
Columbus
Alta Wyatt
Mary Harris Huff
John Baptist
Butler College
C. B. Deweese
Lexington
J. A. Beattie
Hiram College
J. F. Findley
Chicago
Escapade of a Chicken at Acton Park Becomes Parkside Feud
A humorous incident at Acton Park features Dr Wilbur F Sheridan Rev Robb Zaring and two preachers chasing a runaway chicken that spoiled a family supper. Nearby John Steeg nearly drowned after a swimming mishap and was saved by companions. A chaotic scene of croquet, startled cottagers, and crowd watching followed the pursuit before the chicken was caught and supper recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton Park
John Steeg
Journal
Buck Creek
Steeg
Wilbur F. Sheridan
Robb Zaring
Sheridan
Prin
Dr. Brown
Lulu Tyler Gates
Monsiuer Beaucaire
Dr. Sheridan
Christ
John
Dpal
Acton News Notes at the Park and Local Guests
R I Richardson of Cincinnati plans a Sunday at the park along with Miss Della Reed of Greensburg and guests including Mrs W D Meads of Meridian Miss Ivy Smith of Irvington and Mr and Mrs Adams of Shelbyville plus Misses Bess Trout and Ethel Adams. New arrivals at the hotel list T W Northcote and M L Northcote of Edinburg Rev D A Robertson and wife Mrs Thomas B Adams and Miss Aurilla V Hess of Shelbyville. A commended Journal editorial urges action to curb pollution of White River and Misissinewa from strawboard mills oil wells and related wastes with calls for enforcement under existing laws and better public sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. I. Richardson
Cincinnati
Park
Della Reed
Greensburg
W. D. Meads
Meridian
Ivy Smith
Irvington
Mary D. Smith
Adams
Shelbyville
Bess Trout
Ethel Adams
T. W. Northcote
Edinburg
M. L. Northcote
D. A. Robertson
Acton
Thomas B. Adams
Aurilla V. Hess
Indianapolis Journal
Journal
White River
Mississinewa
Hartford City
Albany
Eaton
Jonesboro
Indianapolis
Indiana
E. D. Moffett
Ind
Real Estate Transfers in Marion County Indiana
Instruments filed for record in Marion County Indiana for 24 hours ending 5 pm July 31 190%. List includes Frederick A Clark to Minnie Bott Lott Hubpeth et al Sams 1 suburban lots and Englewood additions to Cyrus Bart and others. Several transfers involve Johnson Washington Street add Lincoln Park add West Indianapolis and Merrill's Sub Lots with amounts up to 3 500 and 1 900 dollars. Transfers total 450.06 plus 5 700.00 with several small sums and noted ad ditional property transfers and dwellings or structures listed along Congress Avenue New Jersey McCarty streets Talbott avenue Hillside avenue and other city blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder’s
Marion County
Indiana
Frederick A. Clark
Minnie B
Hubpeth Et
Theocenoera Land Company
Jessies
Phebe A. Hardesty
Jesse Jones
Cyrus C. Bart
Englewood
Oreery
John G. McCullough
Charles W. Mendenhall
E. Wright
Isaac Harris
City of Indianapolis
Minda Db
Dye
Henry Sted
Johnson & Ie
Washington St
Dougherty Et al
Felix T. McWhirter
Les F. Rerepla
F. Berat Et “Ux
Margaret Oeorst
Cineines & Chicago Steaight
Nce
Frank E. Stone
E. Martindale
Isaac CC. Walker
Moore
Toutham’ S
CMR
Waldemar Koerner
Antoinette Reid
Merrill
Ener
Falgueses Koerner
Drake
Nelson D. Brayton
A. Pe
E. M
D. R. Johnean
John EB. Osborn
Elk
North Ee
Henry G. Miller
Edward Fink
B. Martindale
Lincoln Park
Wilnaghby
George Walling
Tohanies S. McArthur
King’s Sub
Bryan's
Sceeseerseerrses
Grace Maya
Rudolph S
Friteche
Lot
Frederick Heisner
Indianapolis
Inao E. Stout
Rudolph
Stache
Frederick Reisner
Indianapolia
Indianapolis and Meridian Streets Transit Timetables
Timetable fragment lists first and last cars between Martinsville Mooresville and Shelbyville, with arrival times 2:25 am 3:20 pm and service from 5 am to 11:30 pm. Includes connections at Indianapol is and intermediate stations on the half hour until 10:90 pm and notes weekend intervals and special Sunday schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magnolia Building
Kentucky Avenue
South Capitol
Ornderson
Marton
Alexandria
Elwood
Tipton
Anderson
Muncie
Indianapolis
Andereson
Stemite
Carsreenfield
Greenfield
Kentucky
Indianapol
Martinsville
Moores
Mooresville
Ares
Penns
Eaves
Colless
Ndianapolis
Southeastern Traction CO
Nnianapolis
Shelbyville
Careigale Cope
Wa Jinter
Meivyville
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Vital Statistics
Qaneete
Cas Campbell
Sarah FE. Richey
Florence M. Green
Tutewiler & Son
Market St. Tel
Hewist, Adams & Krieger
Johnson, Hassler & George
Mansalav
Pre Blanchard
Delaware St. Laas Setennant
A. Diener
E. Washt
M. H Farrell
West Washington St
Wis
S—S
Ertermann Bros
Massay
N. del' St
Horace Wood
Circle
Peerless Foundry
E. Land
Indpls
Wapenou SE CO
W. BE. Kurts
Pres A. Crossland
Mgr
Penn
Thelenhone
Union Transfer and Storage Company
East Ohio St
Union Tracks
Joseph Gardner
Ken Teehee
Rolixn
Ye Hawkins
Ius Virginia Ay
Pormerty
North
Delaware Street
Nahant
Cabiso
Henry Taylor
N. Senate
Henry Jr
Henry Weghorst
West St
Pactogre
Vareer
E. Merion
Jorge W. McUrdy
Aucience
Carrie L. It
Marion Circuit Court
Baptists
Presbyterian
Anemanaeneman
Frank Sawter
B. Bayles & CO
East Market Street
Alabama
BRILL
Llinois St
Sie County
D. Rouls
Tipton, Ind
Orient
W. D. Allison CO
George F. Cram
the Journal
Pensions For Veterans
Rhyme
Phe Noelse
Hook Island
General Notes
Lazarus
Cincinnati, Indianapolis & Western
Andlerbile
Esate
Chicago & Eastern Illinois
Brazil
Louisvile & Nashville
Southern
Monon
Northwest
Marquis of Queensbury
Acton Camp Ground
Joseph Huff
New Castle
Thomas Bartlett
Edwardsport
John F. Brown
Louisville
J. R. McKinley
Sullivan
George J. White
Viola White
Franklin
Luella Stinson
Orleans
D. R. Bebout
Effingham
Ill
O. E. Tomes
Rockville
R. R. Dugger
Flora Templeton
Bloomfield
Mary M. Dixson
Sarah Goodwin
Worthington
Willetta Paddock
Nellie Presser
Greenwood
Mabel Carter
Alfred Carter
Plainfield
William Oeschger
R. A. Smith
W. T. Davis
Etta Davis
Malinda Sharp
Coatsville
John Brazelton
North Vernon
Retta Miller
Katie Bayer
Adah E. Boyer
Iva Blair
Leona Blair
Elizabeth Finley
Duncan R. Smith
Lincoln J. Warter
Louise Brehaney
L. DE Camp
Ostendorf
Fair Bank
Fairview Park
Kinodrome Moving Picture
Charles F. Hansen
J. Russell Powell
Milwaukee
J. N. Gunder
Congress Avenue
Rader Street
New Jersey
McCarty Streets
Harry _Schowe
Irs
Talbott Avenue
Twenty-fifth Street
James Peare
Hillside Avenue
Run
Sehnall & Co
Gesell
South Meriding Street
Dean Bros
Bout City Licket
East
Cleveland Line
Ort Ware
Ance Oe
Ork Ae Benton Haerbc Bootse Arbor Expressoa
Harbor Express
P Sr. Lovie
Fale Modation
T. Louis Southwestern
Lim
da T. Louis Limited
Erre Haute
Mattoonacco B. Vernon
Looleville
Ata
HAM
City Ticket
ABE Crermas CIA
Dayton
Cincinnati Limited
Fon
Springfield
Devatur
Decatur
RY. i
Hl. Ind
Louis RY
S. Ae
Lake Erie
Philsdel
Baltimore
Washington
Piqua
Vincennes Exprema
Alumbus
Indiana Union Traction CO
Intermediate
Indianapolis & Mant Rapid
Reo
Franklin KR. BR. CO
Twoo
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