Vital Statistics Aug 1 Victories and Births in City Notes
Vital statistics list multiple births and deaths, listing families and addresses such as George and Mary Brown 555 Hancock Street, Trevin and Agnes Cannas 8 North West Willem, and many others. The notice records a girl for Lizzie Spaulding, a boy for Anna Schmid, and other births. It includes medical notes, embalmers advertising, and funeral directory listings with organizations like Flames & Buchanan and Adams & Krieger. It also contains church notices, real estate listings, and classified ads including property for sale, rent, and loans. The piece mixes vital records with local business directory entries and public notices.
Wanted Miscellaneous and For Sale Ads in Sunday Listings
Notices seek buyers and sellers for various items such as chairs from W. D. Allison Co and renting options. The text also presents a dense, legacy style municipal financial report detailing expenditures and tax levies for Lawrence and Center townships, Marion County, including estimated totals, per cent tax rates, and official signatures dated 1902.
Expenditures and Tax Levies for Pike Township 1908
The trustee of Pike township Marion county proposes annual expenditures and tax levies for 1908 at the district No 6 schoolhouse. Totals show expenditures 7773 dollars with a 4 cent overall tax rate on a 1,762,140 property assessment and 5 polls. Trusteeship dated July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pike Township
Marion County
Joepein
Kissel
Trustea
Warren township trustee lists 1903 expenditures and taxes
The Warren township trustee in Marion county outlines 1903 estimates for township, local tuition, special school, road and additional road expenditures with respective tax rates. Total expenditures reach 11 270 dollars and total tax 2 909 075 dollars. Polls number 423. Dated Aug 1 190%.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Township
Marion County
T. Beave
Center Township
Pope
Pearson Mendenhall
Warren Township
St . T. W. Wonnell
Notice of private and public sale of South Indianapolis assets
Howard S Young as receiver for the South Indianapolis Improvement Association announces sale of all assets and real estate in Marion County Indiana under Superior Court order. Private sales run from July 23 1902 to September 11 1902 with parcels listed by blocks and lots, plus a blanket mortgage to Allen M Fletcher. Public auction of remaining property set for September 1 1902 at 8 o'clock p m at the receiver's office, subject to court approval.
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Superior Court
Marion County
Indiana
Thomas A. Fletcher
South Indianapolis Improvement Association
Lemcke Building
Indianapolis
South
Folley
Office of the Recorder of
Deareem
Potet
Allen M. Fletcher
M Fletcher
Howard S Young
Improvement Associatiwites & Bath
Altoraeye
Legal notices from Jeffersonville and Indianapolis auctions
Sealed proposals for field ranges are due August 15 1958 with right to reject any part. Draftsman examinations in Chicago and Pittsburgh Aug 1 2 for Navy positions, pay 4.8 to 3.0? diem. A public sale in Marion County Indiana August 8 of rents and profits from Lot 6 in John S Spann subdivision to satisfy a decree, with possible sale of fee simple if needed.
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Q. M
Jeffersonville
Ind
United States
Aretcete
J. M. Arshall
Naval Service
Chicago
Pittsburg
Navy
Navy Department
Washington, D. C
WH Moody
Secretary of the Navy
Marion County Sheriff Sale Notices Compiled
Public sale notices issued by Marion County Indiana sheriffs office detail multiple cause numbers. Properties across Indianapolis areas including Ocean Street additions and Clifford-avenue additions are listed with due sums, dates, and bid windows.
Public Auction Notice in Marion County Indiana
In cause No 62962 Marion Bond Company trustee plaintiff versus Kate R Winters et al defendants the sheriff will expose at public sale on Saturday August 23 1902 between 10am and 4pm real estate in Marion County Indiana Lots 18 and 19 in Kenwood addition to Indianapolis to satisfy the decree with interest and costs James M Richereek attorney for plaintiff Eugene A Sheriff of Marion County
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Marion County
Indiana
City Bond Company
Milton L. Cox
John S. Spann
Isaac Harrin
Indianapolis
City Bench Company
Clark Cook
Orion County
Joseph A. Moore
Royal Saving and Loan Association
Thomas Thompson
Charles M. Cross
Clifford-avenue
Eugene Saulcy
Hawkins & Smith
Elizabeth Dixon
George W. Stout
Outlet
Crawford & Taylor
City of
Madison-avenue Saving and Loan Association
Elza Schooley
Kenne Park
Means & Buenting
Marion Bond Company
Kate R. Winters
Kenwood
Eugene
AU Leg
M. Richereek
Notice of Real Estate Sale by Executrix in Indianapolis
The executrix of the last will of George Randall announces a private sale of his Marion county real estate Lot 23 and 24 in Davidson's addition. Sale begins September 2, 1902 at Hawkins Smith offices and continues daily until sold, cash and subject to court approval at full appraised value. Executrix Josephine A. Randall. Attorneys Hawkins & Stith. Also includes a recruitment notice and an engineering advertisement from Indianapolis listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Randall
Hawkins Smith
Marion County
State of
Indiana
Davidson
Indianapolis
Plattock
Recorders
Saic
Sealed Proposals for Boilers at Central Indiana Hospital
Sealed proposals will be received by the Central Indiana Hospital for Insane in Indianapolis until August 79 102 at 2 pm for installation of two 50-horse or water tube boilers. Each bid must include a $500 certified check payable to the board of trustees as guarantee of contract and bonding. Adolf Scherrer is architect. Indiana Trust Company building hosts general conditions. The board may reject all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiebeiei Aeria
Board of Trustees
Central Indiana Hospital For Insane
Indianapolis
Central Indiana Hospital
Insane
Adolf Scherrer
Indiana Trust Company
Investment booklet offer by Homer H Selby Co
Notice advertising safe profitable investment prospects with a booklet claiming weekly dividends of eight dollars and up. Includes contact at St James building New York City. Also notices for galvanized iron cornices roofing hot air furnaces and building materials suppliers address Kentucky and Indianapolis wrecking co phone numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer H. Selby & CO
St. James Building
New York City
Joseph Gardner
Kentucky
Telephone
Indianapolis Wrecking CO
Cornell Av
New
Railroads plan wire discipline and new train rules
Train dispatchers emphasize a single reliable train wire with signals controlling movements. Officials discuss modernized operations, reduced physical signals, and elimination of carbonic manifold orders. Multiple railroads report personnel moves, terminal plans, and track updates across the system.
August Opens in Nearly All Wholesale Lines Strong
Wholesale trade opens August with favorable conditions across markets. Produce is firm except butter, with light grain receipts and steady staple prices. Poultry, eggs, cheese move quickly. hay steady. hides improving. leather active. Wagon market weak on cereals and hay. several commodity price quotes listed for wheat corn oats and other goods.
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Timothy
Questions for Mr Griggs in Indianapolis Journal
Edward T Sunwalt asks Mr Griggs to explain price gaps for Florida oranges vs Chicago, lumber costs in Indiana, Savannah selling cheap imports, and theories on supply and demand. He questions duties on cotton and grain and calls for clear positions on tariffs, trusts, and policy. Indianapolis Aug 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Indiana
Mr. Griggs
Edward T
Indianapolis
Legal fears on rail rates and Rock Island reorganization
The article discusses potential challenges to railway rate policies led by the Pennsylvania and Baltimore & Ohio lines, sparking tensions with New York lines and fate of grain shipments. It also covers Iowa Governor Cummins scrutinizing the Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Railway reorganization, fearing inflated capitalization and legal noncompliance, warning of broad business disruption.
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Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Company
Fort Wayne
H D Hunter
Missouri Pacific
Jefferson City
Martinsburg
Wilson
Cherry Run
A. L. Ellet
Chesapeake & Ohio
Grand Trunk Road
American Association of General Ticket
Portland
Lake Shore Road
Illinois Central
Brook Haven
Hammond
Chicago
New Orleans
Mississippi River
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Baltimore & Ohio
Camden Station
Guilford
Pacific Coast
New York
Baltimore
Denver
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Ore
Canadian Pacific
Parkersburg
B. R. Petriken
H. J. Cook
Lake Erie
Lehigh Valley
Buffalo
Fairport
Erie
Lehigh
Reading
New York Central
Boston
Trunk Line Association Grain Committee
The Close of July Poem Fragment Reveals Autumn Noon
The fragment describes Midsummer pausing at July’s end as roses fade and corn shimmers. A heated wind from cedar groves blows through, yet Midsummer senses her scepter leaving her grasp as a bold young Autumn looms with straw-wreathed brows.
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Aucast
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Vital Statistics
George and Mary Brown
Hancock Street
Trevin
Agnes Cannas
Willem
Elenora Whimmel
Chestnut Street
Bar
Lizzie Spaulding
Frank
Malinda Shurits
Lord Street
Wittiem
Laoma Franklin
Anna Schmid
West Market
Phile Dorman
Albert and
Anns Sanier
Ohio Street
For
Anna Ross
Eugene Street
John A. Vauland and
Louise L. Boyer
Bretaman
North
Pennsyl Street
Entero Potitia i? Clark
Arsenal Avenue
Isabel A. Pettiford
Dorman Street
Eae Flames & Buchanan
UM Hots Street
Gibi
BE. Kreglo
Delaware St
Totewiler
Market St
Repairs and Reedy & CO
N. Delaware St
Bertermann Bros
Mass
N. Dei
Tel
Atent Lawyers
Shompson R. Bell
Ingalls Block
Sion Ee Lene Srancee
Acrm Boards
BS ‘Circle
Peerless Foundry CO
Esc
Steey Suens
N. Senate
Baptist
First Baptist Church
Ork
J. Villers
W Yaylor
D. D
He. College-avenue Church
College-avenue
FP. U
Episcopal
T. Paul's Church
Lewis Brown
Methodist
Central Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Central Ave
Twelfth St
W. Ke
EB. Rawls
Claes
Epworth League
Meridian-Street Methodist Episcopal Church
H. A. Gobin
de Pauw University
Will Presen
Presbyterian
First Presbyterian Church
North Alabam
Fifteenth Street
M. L. Haines
Bi.tor
John W. Parker
Society Christian Endeavor
Second Presbyterian Church
Pennsyilvania
Vermont Streets
Gwen Davies Odell
Z Dunham
Greenwood
Indiun- EE
Young People’s Service
Tims
West Washington Street
Senate Avenue
James Greene & CO
Lemeke
East St. Joseph Street
North Pon Avé
Walnut St
Bath
Furnace
Pomplete
Lemeke Bathing
Wilmam Street
Watash
Alec
City
T. Thorne
Killinots
Hoxa, Hoopeston, ML
Sheres
Fadianapolis
the Journal
Krent—Nouses
Ground Fever
Gregory & Appel
Lemcke Build
A.M. DE Souchet
Palestine Commandery
UAB
Amet
Journal
Haoti
HOM
EVANS
Morteeges
Sayles
Last Market Street
Reese
Saviorns
Fifleld
Wet Majestic Dulin Pisin Ns
Indianapetis
C. Williams & CO
Rs Bicvcu
Watson & An
Bon
Massachusetts
W. D. Allison CO
Alabama
Sheriff's
Richereek
At. Richcreek
Sheriff’s Sale
Ss. M Richcreek
Executrix
Josephine A. Randall
Hawkins & Stith
Executriz
Helf
S&s Army
Ilinois St
Joseph H. Dennis
Bellefontaine St
Ee Ae Warehouse
W. E
Ee Telephone
Pers
S. H. Brown
Chicago & Alton Road
Oser
Mr. Daly
Charles F. Daly
Lake Erie & Western
Lake Shore
Chicago, Burlington & Botney
R. M. Jenks
Vanderbilt Lines
Basslake
C. L. Winslow
Big Four
Grand Rapids
Mich
H. A. Matthews
Frank van Deusen
Pennsylvania Lines
H. G. Stiles
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
New England
Frank Siscoe
Chicago & Northwestern
Morrisville
Harrisburg
George W Weedon
Louisville
St Paul
Weedon
T. J. Kiser
Keavey
S. H. Thomas
Kiser
L. M. Allen
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Lines
Missouri River
Or Nene
Joan Sebastian
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway
W. J. Leahy
James F. Powers
A. Jackson
Canada
J. P. Morgan & Co
Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville Railway Company
Louieville & Nashville
Southern Roads
Fairview Park
Carl Hagenbeck
Hamburg
Aus
Diane
Matinee Daily
Little Cordia Daly
Wonder Edmund— Daly— Meegers
Avondale Heights
Capitol Ave
Bates
Tee
Lancaster
Areas
Amoskeag
Harmony
Stark
Java
Artosa
Lion
Jersey
Caracas
Columbia
Windsor
Empire A
Louisiana
Carolina
Japan
Sap
Tren
Graham
Isipibc
oFie
Sass Mae
Iltec
California
Coal and Coke
Bloseburg
Jackson
Kanawha
Pitteberg
Raymond
Winifrede
Luhrig
Hocking Valley
Brazil Block
Green County
West Virginia
Connellsville
Toz
Uorphine
Cabot
Dwight
Farwell
Sige
Edgar
Allantie
Sim
Simpayson
Berlin
Edwards
Slater
Renont
Autoreia Briteata
Clyman Ylumes
Indiana Gems
Michigan
Fee Oh
Georgia
Elbertas
W&c
Rock Island
Cummins
Iowa
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway Company
Rock Island Company of
New Jersey
Old Rock Island
Rock Island Company
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