Vital Statistics Aug 6 and 1900s obits from Indiana notice
A garbled obituary and civil notices segment lists names of deceased with ages and residences, mentions heart failure enteritis and tuberculosis, plus local undertakers and contract notices for the Indiana Louisiana Purchase Exposition commission. It includes addresses in Marion, West Vermont, and East Jones, with hospital and funeral home references. Names: Minnie Berry, George Jolly, Charles Rafferty, Mattie Riedel, Blasengym, Eckert, Koos, Carre! Anthony, Lacey, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Myrtle Greer
Marion
Minnie Berry
West
Merrill
George
Lillian Jolly
Vermont
Charles
Anna Rafferty
West North
Oem
Mattie Riedel
Chestnut
Doy
Hasetl Hertsell
Aviitiate
T. ‘Blasengym
Eyn! Eckert
Pe Koos
Anthony
East Jones
E. Lacey
Bellefon
Westubercu
Draper
Notice of First Meeting of Creditors in Irvin bankruptcy
In the District Court of Indiana the creditors of Albert Irvin of Indianapolis are warned of a first meeting of creditors on August 17, 1903, at Room 1 7 building East Washington Street Indianapolis. Creditors may attend to prove claims, examine the bankrupt, and discuss business with the trustee and examiner. Also appears a foreclosure bill involving Water and Light Company and others, with defendants ordered to appear by August 34, 188.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the United States
District of Indiana
Albert Irvin
Indianapolis
Marion
East
Washington
Marion County
Lelity Trust Company of Buffalo
Water and Light Company
Churu‘ater and Light Coi
Polis
C. Butler
Olde & Man
Bate
Ther
Eunice Mason
Om Lake
Jer
Jerry Godfrey
Charles Godfrey Lasalle
James Godfresfey Rouse
Cornelius House
Rowse
Ernest Goitrey
Iregelia Deing
Erastus Gojerentter
Ani
Sophronia Po
John Doe
Nellie
Church of Reel
Appellant
James
Goa
Bee Godfrey
Clyde van Dame
Laura Godfrey
Godfrey
Frederick Godfrey
William
Myron Godfrey
Law Nason
Henry Na- Nason
John Nason
Leslie Nason
Uakenwen
Atlin
Phoebe Laughlin
Iredel L. Luther
Ind
Wilcox
Gsbove
Snd
Indiana
Journal Business Directory Florists and Services
The Journal presents a mixed listing featuring Florists Fae Bertermann at 241 Mass Ave and 28 N Del St, plus Horace Wood Sale and Livery Stables, Peerless Foundry, storage services by Union Transfer and Storage, and various notices. Also advertised are a white bull terrier lost named Tobe, financial services by Frank Sawyer and C F Sayles, a Petoskey steamer excursion, Henry Taylor & Co stables care, and Typewriters for rent with G M Merrick as agent. A census map advertisement by George Fern, the Journal map publisher, offers a 30x46 inch Indiana map and a world map.
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Bertermann Fae New
Mass
N. del. St. Tel
Horace Wood
Circle
Igh
Peerless Less Foundry
la * & Maryfactures
G. M. Merric
Law Building
Mint
Jourant
George Femn
Indiana
United States
The
Journal
Indianapolia, Ind
Wanted help ads mix in early city classifieds
Classified column listing multiple help wanted notices. Includes positions in groceries and railroad shops, two first class carriage blacksmiths, a working foreman machinist, and United States Marine Corps recruits. Mentions specific employers and locations in Louisville and Indianapolis with low ad rates and contact method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
City
Stubbins Hotel
Gates-Osborne
New York St
Louisville
United States Marine Corps
Indianapolis
Ind
Control of C H & D Securities Due to Good Earnings
An official of the Cincinnati Hamilton & Dayton says demand for CHD securities in Eastern markets is high and rumors of a change in control are groundless. Woodford says no dividend on common stock is likely, with earnings strong and preferred stock held by Woodford, Shoe maker, and Zimmerman. Interstate Commerce Commission extends safety equipment deadline to Oct 15 for several railroads. debates location of grantrons and further extension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
Woodford
Woodford Syndicate
Messrs. Shoemaker
Zimmerman
New York
Rates Cut on Grapes Through Chicago to St Paul
Western rail officials in Chicago agree that higher revenue from larger shipments can offset losses from rate cuts. Grapes shipped west from Chicago to St Paul will see rates drop from 100 to 75 dollars per carload. The new rate applies to shipments from grape regions east of the Indiana Illinois lines and amounts to about 10 cents per 18 pounds, a quarter reduction. Freight men say the rule suits perishable fruit like grapes and other rapidly consumed goods, not all freight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western
Chicago
St. Paul
Indiana
Illinois
Subcommittee Discusses Finance at Aldrich Home
United States Senate finance subcommittee members gather at Senator Aldrich’s Warwick country residence to discuss the forthcoming financial bill. Allison, Aldrich, Spooner, and Platt attend. Spooner may arrive soon. No formal meeting planned, discussions to occur informally during the visit.
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Providence
R. I
United State Senate Committee On Finance
Senator Aldrich
Warwick
Congress
Allison
Aldrich
Spooner
Platt
Connecticut
Real estate transfers filed in Marion County Indiana Aug 6 1903
Instruments filed for record list numerous deeds in Marion County Indiana with transfers of various lots and parcels to multiple buyers. Names include Sherlock, Brown, Fountain, Webb, Campbell, Atkinson, Johnson, Fickensher, Birum, Beheoley, Kingsbury, and others. Totals show varied sums from 0 to 10,000 dollars and include several city blocks and additions such as Woodlawn, Golden, Eastern Heights, Brookside Park, and Castleton along with building permits for a shed and several frame structures.
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Recorder’s
Marion County
Indiana
Henry W Sherlock
William Li
Eeapenas & Cote Bs
Woodlawn
Centralit Company
Oscar
M. McClains
Albert Brown
Garrett H. Pans
Columbia Place
J. A
Pildine
Alice Newett
Ridenour
John Core Ae
Martindale
Lincoln Park
William Elder
Charles M. Clark
Eastern Heights
Henry G .Campbell
Charles W
S. Campbell
West
Elizabeth Woodruff
George W. Crane
William H. Hudson Keenieaf
Brightwood
Jesse M. Tindall
Ae R
J Weill — L. Webb
Thomas Ww
Birum
Seay
Ritter
S. Orville L. Webb
Trustee
Brookside Park
Charles H. Rinne
Nonsheteee
James Pareen
Eldridge M. Carr
Square 17
Central Park
A ‘ Man Co
Howland & Welle Hitama
Pate
Catherine M. Lewis
Bertha
Thomas W. Birum
Gustave E. Helmer
Webb
Justee's
Arya Roe Bornkamp
Car Kofabl
McCarty
Outlet
City of Indianapolis
Amos W. Eskew
Charles
Brenan
Gnerest
Renneviges
East
Margaret J
Lydia Pee
Naina
Kimn
Es Zimmerman
Indianapolis
North Innapoli
Charlotte H ii
N W
John C. Mendenhall
Largest Locomotive For Baltimore & Ohio
A contract was let in Baltimore to build the largest locomotive ever constructed. Weighing 390000 pounds, it will pull freight over mountains for the Baltimore & Ohio, built by the Schenectady works of the American Locomotive Company and shown at the St. Louis world’s fair before service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Baltimore & Ohio
American Locomotive Company
St. Louis
Schenectady Locomotive Works
Railroads Plan Special Trains for G A R Encampment West
Rail officials report connections with the gin Railway & Navigation Company at New York and announce nine special sleepers on the 15th bound for San Francisco to serve G A R veterans. Indianapolis will allocate cars to the Indianapolis and Chicago lines, with further routes via Chicago St Louis and the Big Four. Officials note progress on a Western traffic program for the worlds fair and the Lake Shore Central Association routes. The Wabash renovates tracks and aims for 12 hour Omaha to St Louis service, while the Kansas Central Oklahoma Gulf charter plans a 2000 mile system from Enid to Winnipeg. Union Pacific reports rising earnings and surplus after dividends, and promotions shift Pennsylvania police leadership in Louisville and Cleveland. Rumors tie Michigan Central to New York Central, with a three-road combined office in Buffalo. Loco men seek a new head as union presidents mull successors to the late Arthur and A B Youngstown. Matthew H. Shay and Herman E. Wills are named as contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Brown
Pennsylvania
Lake Erie & Western
E. L. Peck
Pennsylvania Lines
Grand Trunk
Toledo
Ira W. Gantt
Charles M. Elliott
Lackawanna
Louisville
H. R. Pierce
Ed Nulf
Indianapolis
Richmond Locomotive Works
Samuel Rea
Europe
Rea
Richmond
Sample
Pittsburg
Samuel GB. Sweet
Petoskey
Lake Maxinkuckee
Toledo, St. Louis & Western
Toledo Railway & Terminal
Frank van Dusen
Ind
Wabash
Andrews
Cc. R. Watson
North Shore Dispatch
Canada Southern
Adirondacks
Alexander Robertson
Western Maryand
West Virginia
Baltimore
Maryland
Fisher
Indiana
Charles Morcaugh
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
San Francisco
L. Ohilger
Grand Army of the Republic of the State of
California
St. Louis
Br. S. Horner
Nickel Plate
West
Frank A. Jacobs
Baltimore & Ohio
Mt. Claire
United States
Jacobs
Monon
Lafayette
Western Passenger Association
Omaha
the Wabash
Hutchinson
Kan
A. H. McMahan
Sand Creek
O. T
D. D. Thomas
Spaulding
Kansas City
J. H. Ledgerwood
Pond Creek
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Northern Securities Company
M. G. Turney
Pennsylvania Police Department
C. F. Junnett
B. B. Amos
Pennsylvania Eastern
Alliance, O
Cleveland
Adams
Theichigan Central
New York Central
Newman
Ledyard
Michigan Central
Lake Shore
Buffalo
H. 8. Storrs
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Arthur
A. B. Youngstown
Matthew H. Shay
Erie
Herman E. Wills
Chicago & Northwestern
Willis
Shay
Evance
Brotherhood
The
Earlham Ranks High in Coeducation Practicability
Special to the Indianapolis Journal from Richmond Indiana notes Earlham College as a leading Quaker institution. Founded by Friends, Earlham is praised for shaping leaders in politics and religion, with a history dating to 1859 and origins linked to Earlham Hall Norfolk England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
Earlham College
West
United States
Earlham
Indiana
Ohio
Friends
Earlham Hall
Norfolk
England
New England
Earlham College a Model of Co education and Alumni Impact
Earlham College's history shows bold progress toward coeducational instruction with women earning top ranks, entering diverse professions, and achieving leadership roles. The article highlights notable alumni, including presidents, editors, engineers, and professors, demonstrating the school’s impact on science, arts, and education nationwide.
injunction dissolved over canal maintenance ruling
Judge Creighton of the Sangamon Circuit Court dissolved a temporary injunction blocking payment from the General Assembly for maintaining the Illinois and Michigan canal. The decision holds the state is not required to fund the canal for navigation and notes the constitution’s guidance has long shaped legislative and executive actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Creighton
Sangamon
Thompson
Burke
Chicago
General Assembly
Illinois and Michigan
Illinois
United States
Wealthy Sufferer Rejected by Hotels for Cancer Seeks Help
In Binghamton New York Andrew Murray a man said to own thousands in property was refused entry to hotels and hospitals due to cancer. He was admitted to the county poorhouse where his pockets were found full of bills as he entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binghamton
N. Y
Andrew Murray
Verse on Naming New Toys for Little Boys at Four
Rosalie M. Jones laments the difficulty of giving three syllable names to newborn toys in a playful Harper's Magazine poem. She contrasts the complexity of modern naming with simpler grandparently miscalls and maternal corrections, capturing a humorous view of child rearing.
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Grandpa
Jack
F Kite
Rosalie M. Jones
Harper's Megazine
Fragmentary Indianapolis transit timetable notices and name list
A dense OCR of passenger notices lists numerous individual names and addresses alongside rail and streetcar schedules. It includes a transit timetable showing service from Indianapolis to Martinsville and Mooresville with first/last car times, connections at Washington and Kentucky avenues, and notes on remaining routes and station stops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Washington
Eaves Indianapotle
Martinsvilet
Martineville
Indianapolis
Mooresville
Martinsville
GRI
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Gruk
Mary A. Burdett
Haynes
Bessie D. Irwin
Smith
Ad Minnie P. Taylor
Kelley
Rugh Kelley
James Mc‘Coot
St John’s Church
Cross Cemetery
Tiler & Son
Ndertakers
Market St. Tel
LER & George
Massausetts
New
Old Main
A. Blanchard
Delaware St
Diener
Crown Hill
M. Hi
Parreil
Washington St
D. Tipton
Iana
Marion Branch
Grant County
JNO
Indiana Contractors
Bediama
St. Louis Exposition
Indiana Builet
Louisiana Purchase St Mo
Indiana Statehouse
Wing & Mahurin
Fortill
Commission
Louisiana Purchase Exposs Commission OF
Newton W. Gilbert
Cockrum
Lements
Plain Bend
Thursnoon
Massachusetts
East Washington Rt
Tobe
North
New Jersey Street
OS Financial
Frank Sawyer
Pea
C. F. Sayles
Market Street
Carson & Lennox Music
Telephone
Vanderbilt
Interstate Commerce Commission
Santa Fe
Denver & Rio Grande
Colorado & Southern
Boston & Maine
Grand Rapids & Indiana
Chicago & Erie
New York, Susquehanna & Western
New Jersey & New York
Long Island
Norfolk & Western
Lehigh Valley
Hartwell Railway Company
Potomac
Fredericksburg
Senate
Mr. Aldrich
Federal Manufact Company
West Street
Patterson Street
Richland Avenue
Gin Railway & Navigation Company
Quaker College
Frank W. Gunsaulus
Almuni
Jam Rosenberger
Penn College
Iowa
James B. Unthank
Wilmington College
Robert A. Johnson
the Century Magazine
Benjamin F. Trueblood
International Law Association
Commission of International Peace Bureau
J. J. Mills
Jacob P. Dunn
Indianapolis Sentinel
Arthur C. Rogers
Journal of
Psycho- Asthenics
8. E. Nicholson
Maryland Anti-saloon League
Thomas Trueblood
University of Michigan
A. L. Morgan
Hnes
Edwin Morrison
Robert L. Kelly
Byron Hubbard
Atwood L. Jenkins
Ira K. Hall
Wellman & Seaver Engineering Company
Martha Dean
Oeener
Vassar College
Clifford Pritchard
Gillette & Herzog Manufacturing Company
8. B. Heckman
Porto Rico
O. W. Brown
Indiana State University
Caswell Graves
Marine Biological Laboratory
Hartley Church
Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad
Caleb Cook
Whittier College
Frank Lamar
Royal J. Davis
American Friend
R. W. Kelsey
Pacific College
Elbert Russel
Elwood Perisho
State Normal
Wisconsin
M. C. Stevens
Purdue University
D. W. Dennis
Mary Peacock
Johns Hopkins University
Robert B. Warder
Howard University
B. Wickersham
Chicago Public Library
C. B. Todhunter
Hygeraedical College
Cincinnati
D. W. Marmon
Indianapolis Heat and Power Company
Erastus Test
W. N. Trueblood
Lydia Bowerman
Guilford College
North Carolina
Purdue
Eugene Wycliffe Kerr
Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas
E. L. Smith
Texas
Valparaiso
Valparaiso College
College
Robert McTyre
Los Angeles
Cal
Ernest Rohler
Greencastle High School
William A. Drake
Fair Bank
Eugene Cowles
Mlle. Sapinsky
Ostendorf
Minneapolis
Sunday Journal
Howi Casey
Sallie. Cox
Lelia. Cox
Katie. Crutchfield
Culbertson
O Cochran
Nora. Clark
Connely
Lou. Cavett
Eva. Clark
Marie. Dunkong
Neilie
de Graves
el Dune
Hannah Aworth
F. W Herndon
Sallie Hewitt
Lettie. Hayes
Margar Hewitt
Lettie. Hogan
Stella. Hiland
P. Holland
Mary Curtis
Hill
F. W. Harris
Liller. Houston
Alice Hartness
Loui Hopper
F. M. Jones
Mary. Jordon
Maggie Jackson
Mary. Jennings
Etta. Jennings
Lizz Jackson
Lauriz Kingman
A L Kite
K. E. Sal
Willie
Ae Mollie
Kel Lenin Kimie
William * Pees
Fe Fa Lavell
Jea
Rhodes
Lizzie
Robinson
Reinhart
Lotte
Reavis
Laura
Riley
E. Rust
Dorothy
Reese
Elizabeth
Ricketts
Lotta
Anateery
George. Sims
Emma. Schneider
George A. Smith
Lydia
Landsberry
Julia. Sharp
Mattie. Smith
Priscilla
Spencer
Charles, Berner
T. A. V. Moore
R. J. Blake
Fred D. Piss
Joule G. Badgley
J. M. Burris
Charles N. Meaibinon
Wil. Broyler
David. Mathery
J. B. Campbell
Geo. D. Mahoney
Clarence. Callee
J. H. Michael
Henry. Carter
Jim. McKee
Hosmer
Conley
A. L. Neal
Tanner
Boles
A. L. Evea
Clark
Frank
Oliver
R. E
Chariton
O'Brien
T. J. Carey
John. Patten
R. A. Collins
Chas
J. Patten
Coleman
W. F. B. Page
Fad
Clay
William. Pettigrew
Charley
Creeden
John F. Parker
Julius M. Consentius
Com- Parkin
Pidertus
Campbell
Lee
Powell
J. D. Coleman
Porter
Puttman
Colson
Edie
Rangcuf
G. L. Craig
G. Rodes
Bult
Cornman
E. H. Davidson
John
Dreyer
Emery
Doyle
Elisha
Ditsin
Annna
Estenger
Evans
J. B. Elliott
W. Elliott
Foster
Frierson
Fitzgerald
B. F. Beal
E. Sigmond
Fires
Joseph
Farquer
Alva
Henry
Gottschalk
Frederick
Grannan
R. Gardner
E. J. Goodly
Sidney L. Grove
A. W. Greenwald
Dr. L. Guy
Albers. Gross
E. Heiney
E. C. Hill
N. N. Harper
Richard
Haines
N. H. Hunter
Horner
Clarence
Hurd
J. Hartwick
Joe
Hammond
Harper
H. Lb
Herndon
Wood
Hoag
A. XN. Jones
James C. Johnson
Jesse
Brow Jordan
Wilson
Arther
Effices
A Lord
Chas. Johnson
Bill
Woltwa Porter
Kelly
Jim
White
King
Walt
Killion
Cicero
Woods
Kirk
Row
Watkins
Car. Love
C. B. Williams
Rossie
Landis
Mehin
B. 1
Lovell
H. Ziegler
Hamlin & Day
Butter and Cheese
Indiana Consolidated Factory
Brake
Ida
Cly
Mahilan
Eapy
Keney
Cae
Teather
Jor A
Overton
J. HL
Marjorie Phoenix
Bryer
Sco
A Reynolds
D. Rutherford
Jona
le Charley
Ere
Baugh
W. Emith
W. Stehiin
Willam
Stew Taylor
Suhre
Haim
Urquanart
J. Uprichard
van Ganat
Jerome G
M. White
Heck
West Washington St
Bostock
Perfor
Csr
Piniie
Dundas
Otty Micket
Louis
Kankakee
Noa
White City
Cincinnati Express
Chicago Fast Mall
S. Pd
Chicago Vestibule
Monon Accom
RY. UL
Jongo
Michigan
Detroit
Muncie
Lafayte
Mich O'yapeo
Iotia
Tinore
Columbus
Louisvil
Piqua
Colum Vincennes Express
North Vernon
Madison
Loganaport
Philadelphia
Ton
Incennes
Louieville
Nceland
Bidauls
Ali Ponte West
tDaily
Indiana Union Traction CO
Magnolia
Kentucky Avenue
South Capitol
Andere M Ma
Alexandria
Elwood
Rcaen
Joeeaials
Anderson
Mucle
Munch
Delvery
Tipton
Indianapolis & Eastern BR. BR. CO
Franklin Building
Meridian
Georgia Streeta
Greenfeld
Knightstown
Ft m
Usts
Greenfield
St A. m
Rapid Transit CO
Franklin R. Kr, CO
Shelbyville
Washington and
Meridian Streets
A & Pe
Thelbsville
Huder's Drug
Pennsylvania Streets
EB E. Ey
Stubbine Hotel
Miinigherd
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