Vital Statistics Aug 1 Births and deaths listed
Birth announcements include Anna and Charles Davis and many others with addresses on West Eighteenth Center Township Sevraska Street and Tremont Avenue. list also notes meningitis exhaustion and several deaths with funeral notices for Hanna Carter Copernaver Flanner Buchanan and others. public notices of sealed bids for Army and field ranges and cemetery equipment accompany these notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna
Charles Davis
West Eighteenth
F. Mankedick
Center Township
Anne
John Holler
Mollie
Nicholas Selzer
Sevraska Street
George Hermann
Minnesota
Macabet
Patrick Bergen
Columbia Weitte
Ana Maurice Fitzgerald
Yandes Street
F. Harris
Broadway
Siri
Mabel
Seamant Johnston
College
Nettle
Alfred Staff
Columbia Avenue
Expenditures and Tax Levies for Perry Township 1902
Expenditures and tax levies for Perry and Center townships in Marion County for 1902 include sums for general expenditures road taxes and poor relief. Trustees show totals around 13 6 thousand with taxes varying by class and rate per hundred dollars. Names such as REMLAH GRAY and local trustees appear along with notices of public meetings and assessment figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Township
Marion County
Aavienry Board
Remlah Gray
Center Township
Marion Country
Etihe
Tana
Milk adulteration arrests hit city health crusade
A milkman was arrested on suspected pure food law violations after formaldehyde use in milk. Henry W. Langenberg secured a warrant for William Stevens at 1212 Naomi Street. The City Board of Health launched a campaign against adulterated milk and similar offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Langenberg
Willam Stevens
Naomi Street
City Board of Health
Old Issue Revived Immigrant Bureau Nearing Dissolution
Reports say the Western Immigrant Bureau faces collapse due to balking rail lines led by the Southern Pacific and Santa Fe, with pressure for all lines to join and share costs. Detroit details show Pennsylvanian plans to run trains into Detroit by Oct. 1 and connect Toledo to Alexis Junction, potentially bypassing the bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Clover Leaf
Western Immigrant Bureau
Southern Pacific
California
Bureau
San Francisco
Santa Fe
The
Detroit Tribune
Ford
Pennsylvania One
New York
Pennsylvania Company
Pennsylvania
Michigan Central
Toledo
Alexis Junction
Michigan and Ohio Terminal Association
Troit
Vanderbilt
In the Courts Listings of Appellate and Civil Actions
A dense docket of cases and briefs across Indiana courts. Entries include divisional court hearings for Hollenslee v Mann, Cook divorce actions, Thompson divorce filings, and various appellate briefs. Listed are railway company disputes, bond and assignment of errors notes, and transfers from supreme court with case numbers across counties such as Jasper, Lake, Madison, Hancock, St Joseph, Bartholomew, and Tippecanoe. The record shows numerous appellants and appellees with briefs noted, along with terms and rooms in Superior and Circuit Courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago & Southeastern Railway Company
Charles Kenney
al Clay
John G. Perry
Franklin Ae
Jasper
James Craig
State of Indiana
Henry C
Frank Mikesell
Bend Electric Company
Joan Anpelies
Larry Baum
State of
Indiana
Montgomery
C. Appellee
Wss
Wiliam Hlephens
William ¢. Smith
Tippecanoe ’. Cc. Appellee
Appellate Court
Finutes
George W. Smetser
Edgar Pugh
Marion S. C. Appellee
Lake Erie & Western Railroad
Comany
John H. Watkins
Delaware
Reed Appellant
The
Greenfield Lumber and Ice Company
Clint Parker Et al. Hancock Co. Co
Bond
Indiana Sees Record Day In Incorporation Fees
The state secretary’s office processed a near record total in incorporation fees with $2,540 collected yesterday. Notably, the Indianapolis Street Railway Company previously set a high mark in 1809 with a vast capitalization increase, while H. P. Wasson & Co. filed the largest local incorporation for $4.40 million. New groups include the Auburn Excelsior Company with an $800 capitalization and several window glass and gas firms in New Albany and Muncie, naming directors such as William Wasson, Amanda Wasson, Grace Wasson McKee, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Secretary of State
Pemareny
Hunt
Indiana
H. P. Wasson & Co
Wasson Department Store
Iliiam K. Wasson
Amanda M. Wasson
Grace Wasson McKee
Edward L. McKee
Frederick W. Wasson
Thos. Wail
Charles Armstrong
James Wail
Federation Co-operative Window Glass Company
Muncie
Octave J. Jacqmain
August A. Phillipart
R. M. Patterson
John 8. Beohy
John L. Knnsely
L. M. Allen
Emile Major
Federated Gas and Oil
Federation Co-operative Window Gass
Grace
Trusts and Indiana Agents Notify Fee Details
The text lists John B Lechien Joseph Scohy and others with fees paid by American Tin Plate Company New Jersey known as the trust. It notes capitalizations of multiple firms including American Sheet Steel Company, American Tool Works Company, and Bowker Fertilizer Company with Indiana agents Berthold Goldsmith Ambrose Beard and M B Wilson, detailing state representations and local agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lechien
John B. Scohy
Joseph Lambiott
Felix Quinet
Louie Deweree
American Tin Plate Company
New Jersey
The
Trust
Indiana
Berthold Goldsmith
Americaa Sheet Steel Company
Ambrose Beard
Muncie
American Tool Works Company
West Virginia
M. B. Wilson
Capital National Bank
Indianapolis
Bowker Fertilizer Company
Massachusetts
George L. Fremain
Greensburg
State Tax Board hearing on Grimmer appeal and oil company cases
The State Board of Tax Commissioners held a lively session with several hearings. Grimmer planned to argue that Lake County should tax Standard Oil at Whiting on 200000 in improvements and at least 900000 in personal property. Appeals from Vanderburgh and Marion counties raised legal questions on taxing foreign corporate receivables. B J Gifford challenged Jasper county’s railroad assessment as a railroad, not an industrial enterprise. The Cumberland Telephone case questioned taxing a franchise, with Vanderburg officials defending a 60000 franchise assessment. Frank McCray’s appeal over Indianapolis News value rose from 47000 to 400000, prompting scrutiny of editorial tensions. Appeals involving Indiana Bermudez Asphalt and The New Telephone Company were set for today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ha’ Rers
Balte & Ohio
Cleveland
J. E. Galbraith
Avera
A. Galloway
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Cincinnati, Hamilton
John McKeevers
Vandalia
Evansville
Terre Haute
Ralph Peters
Panhandle
Chicago
Logansport
Louisville
Pittsburg
J. F. Maguire
Erie
W. L. Derr
Susquehanna
New York
Mr. Derr
George A. Coe
Rockwell
Ohio
Waldo
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
Boston & Maine
Pennsylvania Company
Michigan
Pension Plan
George H. Prescott
W. W. Richardson
Pennsylvania Lines West
George Rockwell
BE. A. Ford
Eracres
Mr. Richardson
Munele
Big Four
Lake Erie & Western
Chicago & Southwestern
Richmond & Muncie
Chicago, Indiana & Eastern
Transportation and Maintenance of Way
Toledo, St. Louis & Western Road
St. Louis
Frankfort
Charleston
Toledo
Delphi
Stanley Millard
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Grimmer
Lake County
Lake County Board of Review
Standard Oi Company
Whiting
Standard Oi
Vanderburg
Gifford
State Tax Board
Cumberland Telehone and Telegraph Company
Vanderburg County Board of Review
Aranchise
Vanderburg Board
Louis H. Legler
James T. Walker
F. B. Webb
Frank McCray
Indianapolis News
Marion County Board of Review
McCray
New Telephone Company
Indiana Bermudez Asphalt Company
Whitewash accusation rides city health board probe
Dr. Frank C. Ferguson of the Marion County Medical Society calls the City Board of Health investigation a whitewash and accuses the committee of failing to conduct a proper inquiry. Dr. Moffett counters that Ferguson may have spoken hastily and notes the examination covered current personnel including ambulance drivers Delaney and Heid and Matron Crannon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Board of Health
Frank C. Ferguson
Marion County Medical Society
Ferguson
Moffett
Speakiss
Bankers to Meet Here for Indiana Convention
The Indiana State Bankers Association executive council met at the Denison Hotel and set the annual convention for October 23 and 24 in Indianapolis. South Bend was a strong contender, but the council chose Indianapolis to avoid conflicts with the American Bankers Association national meeting in Milwaukee, ensuring many northern Indiana bankers can attend. The invitation from South Bend will be extended again next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana State Bankers’ Association
Denison Hotel
Indianapolis
South Bend
American Bankers’ Association
Milwaukee
Indiana
Petition Seeks Denial of Schafer Liquor License in Fourth Ward
A 1736 name petition filed with County Commissioners urges denying Charles Schafer a liquor license in the Fourth ward. Eli Rit ter claims authority for signers and will present proof if asked. A second petition asks against Terry Moore license citing prior unlicensed liquor sales and ongoing operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Ward
Charles Schafer
Eli F. Ritter
Terry Moore
Transfer complaints at show grounds prompt official fix
Many complaints were raised Wednesday night about failing to obtain transfers at the show grounds. Street-car officials stated there was no fault on those entitled to transfers. Conductors were relieved from issuing transfers due to crowding, and men stood at Washington and Illinois streets to distribute them. Officials attributed the issue to a misunderstanding about where to get transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Illinois
Auditor cites delinquent loan associations in annual report
State auditor issues final notices to building and loan associations that failed to file their year end reports for June 30 1901. About seventy five associations remain noncompliant and face inspection after thirty days if they do not adhere to the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auditor of State
Examination for all grades of teachers licenses
An examination for all grades of teachers licenses will be held in the Manual Training High School on Saturday August 21 at 9:00 a.m. A fee of 1 dollar is charged for first time entrants. Pens and ink are furnished and Manumexene blanks will be on sale at the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manual Training
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Vital Statistics
Burton Ft. Balex
Dorothy O. Bailey
Charlies
Pearl Glover
Franklin L. Bridges
Louise Metcalf
Herman Gorion
Bertha McElwaine
James V. Wilson
Eleasora Printz
Nannie Grinston
Toledo Street
Pulmenaris
Cayley
Summit Street
Sheck
Milwas
M. Wiles
Senate Ave- Hue
Arsenal Averis
Tranition
Eee
Bhanna
Geo
A. Hanna
Fortville
Ind
E. Fi
Hanne
WA. Conner
Nee Carter
John V. Carter
Pleer
Wayne
Crown Copenheaver
Emily Coperhaver
Svami
Mooresville
Hee N Thompson
Plainfield
Hpununral
Aa Flanner & Bbuchanan
Embalmiers
North Sillwals Str Street
Bf Kregeld New 50 Megs
Delaware St
Oket Trial Vault CO
Madison Avenue
Groff
SS Rea
A. Diener
Edwards
Mass
Ave
Q. M. Pept
Jeffersonville
Worlork
United States
Enti
Su, S
Park Avenue
Toddanapolis
Vonnegut & Bohn
Jana Trust Company
Maing
Tor
Board of School Commissioners
Pic
Ted To Ag
Cleland
Business Direetor
Massachusetts Murual Life Insurance Company
Allee M. Kenney
Superior Court
Altice M. Ramey
Sey B. Ramey
B. Elirott
John S. Berryhill
Oebeck A
Sir Nort Tempie Avenue
Amanda Robinson
William F. Churchman
Morris & Newberge
Indianapolis Journal
Wm. L. Rice
West
Michigan Street
White River
Reedy & CO
Bertermann Bros
New No
Mans. Ave
N. del
St. Tel
Indianapolis Laundry Co
E. T. Silvius & CO
Thomas FR. Bell
Ingalls Block
W. H. Lockwood
Lemcke
Stegmeier Bros
Dilnois St
Horace Wood
Circle
Peerless Foundry CO
Meek St
Ola
H.C. Stevens
N. Renate Ave
FRANK _ BLANCHARD
Tutewiler & Bon
W. Market St
Vermont
L. F. Cline Agency
East Ce Re
Sixteenth Street
E. Market
Gregory & Appel
C. Thomas
Burma
Enterprise Foundry and Fence CO
Senate Uve
Onahch Gas Bengine CO
Belt KR. BR
Bucyrus Company
South Milwaukee
Wankee
Cram
Chas
WERB
Meridian Street
Bourlier Cornice & Roofing, CO
South
Wis
T. ” Trask
the Denison
Care Journal
Jan Hong Low
Indiana Avenue
WSTOF
MON Oe Gas Engine CO
E. New York St
T RR
Optician
Chicago Optical CO
Aremanently
West Ohio Street
Union Transfer and Storage Company
Ohio Street
Heeline
C. F. Sayles
Boe
Suma
J. J. Kreger S36
Sancke Reding
Spann & CO
C. N. Williams & CO
Lemeke Building Financial
Lorraine
J. D
C. F. Gordon
Joseph Gardner
Kentucky Ave
Cleaveland Fence CO
Beville
New Phone
S. F. Earhart
U. W. Washington ST
Wan Gagieeacitaike Tae
Monarch Gas Engine Co
E. New York
Belt R. R
Herring-Hall-Marvin Safe CO
Oliver W. Ee
Monument Place
Manhattan
Anhattan General Agency
Jones
Washington St
Albert Mutchinson
MS B
Park’'S
Immigrant Bureau
St. Paul
Northern Pacific
Paeaes
Buffalo
Central Passenger Association
W. H. Allen
Charles E. Johnson
Wisconsin Central
Peoria & Eastern
Claude Hill
Mordaugh
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Lackawanna
Monon
Norton
Toledo, St. Louis & Weertern
Findlay, Fort Wayne & Western
B. H. Jeffries
Wabash
J. G. Hartigan
Mlinois Central
Texas
H. 8. Schalk
Nickel Plate
Conneaut
J. W. Mendenhall
Bellevue Yards
George M. Henry
Detroit Southern
Wheeling & Lake Erie
A. J. Stevens
Kenton
Brotherhood of Railway
H. McK
Twombley
Erie Railroad
Mr. Twombley
Belt Road
Thomas Quill
Chicago Great Western
Lake Shore
Toledo, St. Louis & Western
Fort Wayne
Tippecanoe River
Chicago & Naren Ectern
Cay
Manitou Steamship Company
Western Roads
Samuel A. Hollenslee
James E. Mann
John EB. Cook
Annie B. Cook
Mypatier Court
Annie Thompson
John Thompson
Supreme Court
Indiannapolis
Dr. Moffett
Dr. Ferguson
State Association Council
Louis F. Mitchell
Rosa E
Jennie Flick
Mitchell
Louis G. Deschler
Indianapolis, Ind
Patton Bros
Voriel
Culver Military Academy
Culver
Lake Maxinkuckee
Recorder’s Oace
Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Company
East Market Street
Jasper W. Scrimsher
William C. Scull
Bruce Place
East End
Bellefontaine Et
Zidst
James L. Mitchell
Caven & Hockwood
East Pee
Hoytov
Bradley
Denny & Atkinson
E. Washington St
Bradley St
N'T York St
Mary H. Weeworth
Byron H. Prible
Bik
Bet Ruder
Clifton
William H. Dillman
Lottie A. Kinsey
Lote
Emerson Ay
Emerson Av
Michigal
St. Clair St
le Grande
T. W. Cook
Wringsten
Ottage
Asbury
Alfred W. Copeland
Edith
Kiser
Hyde Park
Kenwood
20Th St
Albert F. Puppe
Nancy L
Parker
Bruce-Barker
Columbia Av
Newr
Low
Gustav
Colum Av
George W
Tiler
Center Town
Req
REQ) Vecessersrne Seees Wess Saeyy
Alexander N. Clark
Elizabeth Vv
Harrison
Olleman
Reagan & Wheatley
Belmont Ss
Bremarck
Morris
Elizabeth V. Harrison
Francis St Thorpe
John Sehad
Francis E Swing
Marion Park Add
Ifth Wilesestrtaeet
Ifth Wilesestrtaeet Is Ac Ebuah Nonisvateer
Mary Rugenstein
Hillman
McCarty
Ils
Meridian St
Wilking
Louis C
Wm. Eee
Pee Geen Enawenene
Martha J. “Carpenter
Leslie D
O. R. Johnson
Irvington
M. Oropien
Franklin Town
John W. Harris
Thomas J. Hamll
Brookside Av
18Th St
Sarah C. Landmeier
Martha N. McKay
Iron Fletchers
Brocks
Michigan St
Awe Enyart
M. L. Enyart
John J. Cooper
Charles
Simpson
Cooper & Pickens
Scott
Hubbard E al
Vison Sf
Drange
Anderson
Frank Crain
T Ux
Sugar Grove
Elijah B. Martindale
Jas. W. Graham
Morton Place
Central Av
Lith St
Nellie Greig
William Dickerson
Julian
Bredbury & Julian's Spring Garden
Wadest
Boge AV
Sonnrely
Seon
Wee Ti
Bakemeyer
Broad
Edward Speece
Harel Street
Margaret G. Walpole
Bates Street
Eeee Conover
Aehie
Art Eee Avenue
Sieeoen
Reporter Publishing Com
Fitegerald Building
Tel
Cen Ally
P—Par
Teeos Behemiart
City Licket
Arrivar Everan
Ee Anderson
Union City
Bea
New York and Heston Limited
Bee “Knickerbocker
Muncie Epecial
BOL
tHenton Harbor Expre
Warsaw
Kikhart
Cer
Erees Mancie
Marion Specia Wabash Secom
Louis Lamm St Lo Sccommedation, Limited
Te & Malloon
Lafayette
White City
CNC
Cinna
Washington N
Vernon
Vernon and
Louievile
Peoria
Fe City
Alihaes
Cincinnet
Detroit Express
P. Cicnnat
Dayton
Ncinnath
Lington
CHIL
Smail
Chicago Express
Chicago Vestibule
Haven Atcom
Lake Exie & Wie
Ite
Latayte
Laporte
Decatur & 1
Decatur
St Louis
Wail
Tuscola
St Louie
Poindelphia
Situnore
Columbus
Lawtert Michmond
Columbua
Piqua
Columbies
Coliumbes
Kichmeoaud
Vincennes Express
Madison
Martineville
Lopevil
North Verney
Xenia
Pittsburg Sud
Seymour
Yorneyton
Xenta
Martini
Loganepett
Rea
Serre Haute
St. Louw
Et Louie
Ecco
Detre Haute
Bingham
Isis
Chas. Muellerschoen
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