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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1901

Page

9

Vital Statistics Aug 14 and Dartes Duty Case List

Record lists numerous names and addresses with ages and causes of death or illness including inflammation of bowels, tuberculosis, cardiac insufficiency. Notables include Pearson 77 at 208 New York Street, Lowell Wasnlick 41, 13 Arizona. many pairs and families named across streets such as Mechélfelder Summers, James De Hof, Edward Hendrickson, Katie Barber, and Lillian Cintes. The OCR fragment shows a miscellany of entries under vital statistics with varied conditions and locations.

Pearson New York Street Dickey Lowell

Burial Vaults Promote Safe Burial Choices

An advertisement outlines Okey Burial Vaults as water tight and protective, offered via cemetery associations and undertakers, with pricing details and order options. It lists contact addresses in New York and notes general printing services from Monarch Co. and a printer in Delaware Street.

Okey Cement Okey Rial Vault CO Madison Avenue N. m

Bankruptcy Notice of Volney F. Ivey in Indianapolis

The District Court of the United States for Indiana, Southern District, places Volney F. Ivey of Marion County in bankruptcy. Creditors are notified of the adjudication dated in August, with proceedings to prove claims and attend examinations at 7 East Wash Street, Indianapolis. Creditors may contact AGENTS INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL and local offices for details and proof of claim procedures.

Chicago Forts Brady Mich Fort Sheridan Lil Fort Thomas Napolis Arsenal Ind Columbus Board Columbia Arsenal Tenn Informaten W. H. Hart Manl- Home Grant County Indiana Marion Branch National Home Mons N. H. BD District Court of the United States Ioerive Indianates H Raker Charles W. Mconnet Charlies W. McConnell States of America District of Indiana Shutler Indianapolis A. TY Ge Piri Volary I. Trey Volney F. Trey Marion Volney F. Ivey East Wash Street M . Inians Aupwet James Campeal T. J. O'Brien Grand Rapids & Indiana Railroad Company Walcott Grand Rapids United States Grand Rapids & Indiana

Growing demand boosts grain and livestock car movements

A Northwestern rail system leads a surge in car load calls for grain and live stock across Indiana and neighboring lines. Receipts of livestock rise to 20 cars in a day while high grain prices stir larger cereal shipments. Rail earnings gains and seat limiting reforms spark broader efficiency moves nationwide.

Indiana Deccatur & Western Peoria & Eastern Vandalia Lake Erie & Western Pennsylvania West Virginia Sreerene Indianapolis

Nicaragua Allows Free Spain Wine Samples for Exhibition

The Nicaragua government permits duty free entry of Spanish wine samples to be stored and shown in the Nicaragua Museum of Natural History. Fourteen cases passed Corinto port as specimens for exhibition. Bluefields exports for the year ended Dec. 31, 1900 included rubber, gold, pineapples, mahogany, cedar, turtle shells, coconuts, and oranges, with mahogany and cedar logs shipped to Chelsea Massachusetts via a local monopoly. The exchange rate stands at 420 paper to 1 gold, and Nicaragua has deposited funds in London to pay coupon on foreign debt bonds due June 1, 192.

Associated Press Managua Nicaragua Spain Museum of Natural History Nicaragua Museum Corinto Bluefields India Chelsea Mass London

City civic group elects officers and plans exhibit

Buffalo on August 14 reports the American League of Improvement Associations elects officers led by President Charles Zeublin of the University of Chicago and appoints an executive board. A resolution asks the Louchina Purchase Exposition to provide a department exhibit on municipal art and the science of modern city making.

Buffalo N. Y American League of Improvement Associations National Civic Improvement League Ereafter Charles Zeublin University of Chicago Edwin L. Sherrin Dayton Condlin Hamlin St. Paul Henry Metcalf Poe W. H. Moulton Cleveland KE. G. Thoutzahn Rochester Jessie L. Good Springfield

Wheeler Receives Honorary Mother Title At Itan-nic-Nic Rally

In Cincinnati on August 4 General Joseph Wheeler was greeted by Itan-nic-nic members who elected him their first honorary mother. He spoke vigorously after witnessed initiations and a full oath taking ceremony. He heads to a carnival in Lexington Kentucky with the group hosting a luncheon in his honor.

Cincinnati Joseph Wheeler General Wheeler Lexington

Rail lines face consolidations and staffing shifts

The piece details a wave of railway changes across major lines. It notes cosmetic upgrades and rolling stock shortages on the Big Four and Panhandle lines, resignations and appointments in passenger departments, consolidations proposed for Southern and Oregon Short-line offices, potential Santa Fe management changes, cross‑state route impacts on rates, and preparations for G A R encampment travel. It also mentions paymasters guarded with funds, new traffic managers, and a proposed merger under Southern Pacific control, with labor and route implications.

F. A. Dean Pittsburg Lake Erie Michigan Samuel E. Rauh Belt Road and Stockyards Company Isconsin Panhandle Indianapolis Charles W. Harvey Baltimore & Ohio Baltimore William Hose Santa Fe Charles Ferry Cambridge Steel Board Pennsylvania Toledo, St. Louis & Western George M. Nave Chicago, Burlington & Quincy San Francisco Clarence Smith Chicago F. Daly Lake Erie & Western Atlantic Seasboard Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling St. Louis Wheeling Parkersburg Kenova Cincinnati J. A. Golin Buffalo Boston New York George Williamson Lafayette Tipton Big Four J. Archer Cincinnati, Richmond & Muncie Road Muncie R. M. Peers Burlington Road Indiana, Illinois & Iowa Railway Southern Pacific Oregon Salt Lake Ne D. R. Gray R. K. Minson J. J. Turner Panhandle Lines Columbus Union City Logansport McLeod Western Passenger Association Minneapolis Wisconsin Central Minneapolis & St. Louis St. Paul Fort Wayne Donaldson Plymouth Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Pennsylvania Lines Transportation Department Pennsylvania Ines Vincennes J.C. Stubbs T. M. Shumaker Stubbs Harriman Lines Shumaker Union Pacific Charles Clifford Southern Pacific Company Cleveland Denver Lackawanna Peters

Improvements at Brooklyn navy yard planned at two million

New York Aug 14 Improvements at the Brooklyn navy yard will cost about two million dollars and begin soon. The yards and docks department will advertise for bids on four new structures costing around one million dollars. The project includes a great coaling pier from the Cob dock and other buildings on the ordnance dock plus ongoing work.

New York Brooklyn Navy Yard Yards and Docks Department Washington Cob Dock Ordnance Dock

Krug Surrenders at Rio Grande Bridge Extradition Fought

John Krug an American surrendered to Mexico to face embezzlement charges of 3100 at Wells Fargo in Escalon Mexico. Mexican officials received him at Juarez center on the Rio Grande bridge with a prisoner receipt. He was taken to Jiminez for trial. extradition battles were among the hardest since the new treaty.

EL Paso Tex John Krug Mexico Wells Fargo Escalon Juarez Rio Grande Bridge Jiminez

Music conservatory head killed by electric car in NYC

Frederick A. Mollenhauer, 53, head of a Jersey City conservatory of music and relative of H. F. Mollenhauer, was fatally crushed by an electric car near Church Street while crossing toward the Cortlandt Street ferry with two nephews. The car struck him as others halted.

New York Frederick A. Mollenhauer Conservatory of Music Jersey City N. JL H. F. Mollenhauer Brooklyn Cortlandt-street Church Street

Copper replaces gold in Helena stampede tale

Helena Mont Aug M4 reports the gold rush to the Big Snowy mountains ended when copper globules from a smelter were misrepresented as gold by a miner. The public rush spread rapidly but cooled once the truth emerged.

Helena Mont Snowy Mountains

Hinrichson Former Secretary of State Dies in Jacksonville

Springfield dispatch Aug 14 reports William Hinrichson once secretary of state of 11 Naots and ex congressman from the Sixteenth district is critically ill at his Jacksonville home. Authorities say his condition is serious as medical staff attend him.

Springfield William Hinrichson Jacksonville

Prices Still Advancing Despite Heat Grains Market News

A heat driven market pause barely dents trade as prices hold high levels. Canned goods like tomatoes peas and corn show rising values with dried fruits drawing more interest. Sugar and coffee hold steady while poultry and provisions stay firm. wheat and oats show strong, steady demand with receipts moderate and dealers active in the field.

Bartlett California Board

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Vital Statistics Dartes Graceland Avemad Johnson Barrett Street Nores Muth Koote and Christ Doreiamp Kansas Street John Bla Tket Merrill Stee Anton Devis Jones BB. Chesvy Tacoma Avenue George Chines South Brayton ‘Taylor West Court Street Jems H. Davidson West Treet Dewey Adama C. Shirrel Toa Flesh Purdy Woodside Avenue Jeant James de Hof East Washington Edward Hendrickson Margaret M. Conner Katie Barber Mechélfelder Predbe Helfees Prederics Wiens Orvilie Jones Jocelyn B. BE. Lewis God Leon Thytor Clements Maystenicde Dickieon Rheca Farber Ane Lefferson Sophia James Ingsworth Elsie Zaleter Norma A. Brown Sith Bessie Wall Boyce Lillian Cintes Potter and Plicateth Ranch M. Anerson Frances E. Upton Bahr Lucretia Coon LLL Flanner & Suchanan Ard Fto Cc. B. Kregelo N. Deleware St L. F. Cline East Market North Capitol Avenue Monarch CO Gregory & Appel C. F. Sayles Ot Street Bee Sand J. J. Krebet Ding Mortenge Spann & CO NCTAL Peta N. Williams , CO Madjestro Hilet Place Reliable Credit Co Law Building Wathie STRY S. F. Earhart W. Washington Journal Busiless Directory Eee Indianapolis Journal Wr. L. Ries Michican Street Willie _Fiver St Ae Ators Aseenger Freicht Flepaire Ee Oaene Bertermann N. del Laundryindianapolis Laundry Co Silvics & CO Pennsylvania St Thomas Robell Ingalls Dieck Indianapolia H. Lockwood Jamphiet CMTE Lemeke Stegmeizer Bros Oyster N. Mlindia Hoth Honace Wood Buckhoare Earcle el Wat Peerless Foundry CO Meek St. Oia U, & Army Culyvens Coast and Feld Artillery N. Ninols Charlie Gunn Laundry Pangs MON Access Engine CO New York St T RB JAN Hong Low CO City Good Ae Esme Joseph Maier New Tel Union Transfer and Storage Company Ohio Street Beeline Monarch Gas Engine Co Ee New York Belt R. R SAFES Herring-Hall-Marvin Safe CO Oliver We Isensee Monument Place HAT Renovators Indianapolis Electro Plating CO Mid Fenneman and Minnesota Sts Virginia Ave Green i Ho! Stove CO Meridian St W. B. Fuller Virginia Avenue Massay G. M. Tindel Notic Heet Montana Massachusetts The Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad Philadelphia Delaware River Phillippsburg N. J Easton Bucks Montgomery Counties Philadelphia & Reading Rio Grande W. J. Palmer Colorado Springs Col Rio Grande Railroad Dodge Taylor Vandalla Mulott J. M. Brown Seaboard Atlanta General Wheeler An Itan-Nic-Nic F. A. Mollenhauer Timothy Brazil de Red Kinney Orleans Dj Ide Carolina Tron and Steel Labrador Peenee Mine Mesina Georgia Kentucky Tbs Orchard Lex Topeka Kan Herman Johnson C. & O. Kanawha Winifrede Raymond Jackson Island City Blossburg Connellsville Druga Berkley Stee Cabot Capitol Cumberland Dwight Anchor Tige Farwell Hill Hope Linwood Lonsda Peabody Die Peperell Abepperell Dwight’s Star Great Falls Hull Fine Indian Head Pepperell Ft Sige Pepperell Allen Allen TR Allen's American Indigo Ineld Jong Arnold LLC Crecheco Fancy Hamilton Fancy Merrimac Simpson Edwards Warren Slater Fac Genesee Kings Amic Wheag Aca Conestoga Cordis Me Cordis T Cordis Ace Hamilton Lenox Fancy Wet Methuen AA Wie Oakland AF Portsmouth Orr Saveigitte Bourbon Santos Gilled Santos Rime Santos Paskenseofer Artowa Lion Deraey Caracas Dillworth Gates Domindes Cute Olivis Atkins von Lone—Atkins E. C. Atkins & CO M’n Illinois Street W. B. Barry Saw and Supply CO Penn Pine Street New York City Hall & Henshaw U. S State of Indiana Office of Auditor of State State of R. Zener Talbott Bloch South Ciars St Henry C. Smither Piusicians CI. Fletcher Pennsylvania Street Meridian Street J. F. Spaunhurst Stevenson Building Equitable Life Assurance Society Broadway J. W. Alexander W. Alexander Tate Ieosa Hart Indiana Trust Building William Street Albert Willcox St. Petersburg Russia Office of Auditor of State W. H. Mart Genta
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