Vital Statistics Aug 15 and Local Listings
Vital statistics dated August 15 list residents and addresses including Frank F. Siler 1402 Woeet Street Sherman Holder Arbor Avenue William Kiepper 17 North Pine Picareth Edward C. Dedert 1001 Chad Street Marie A. Donn 1699 Southeasterntae Charles Engelhart 171 Fenneman Mary and John W. Neff 715 East St. Clair Street Rev P. J. and Florence Myers North Capitol Fateig Moses Greer St. Rhode Island Fesline Moses A Rabinowitz 510 South Diviots Street. Gas engines Monarch Gas Engine Co New York Belt R. R. Safes Safus-Herring-Hall-Marvin Safe Co Oliver W. Isensee 53 Mon Place new phone 416. Screening Panic 3 66 BE Wash F. Gorton Cisterns cleaned and driven to second water Old phone ton 1239. Rates reasonable. Rorice Hoters with burner and fuel system Joseph Gardner 1z phone 1239.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank F. Siler
Woeet Thiretreet
Ber
Sherman Holder
Arbor Avenue
William Kiepper
North Pine
Picareth
Edward C. Dedert
Chad Siatngie Sseirt
Marien A. Donn
Southeastern
Tae
Charles Engelhart
Fenneman Mary
John W. Neff
East
St. Clair ‘Street
Boy
James T. Dally
West
Pratt
P. J
Florence Myers
North Capitol
E Fateig
Moses Greer
St. Rhode Island
Fesline and
Mee A. Rabinowitz
South Diviots Street
Wee F. Gorton
Joseph Gardner
Sealed Proposals for Supplies National Mill Home Grant County
Sealed proposals received at this office until 2 o clock eastern standard time August 2 1900 for furnishing and delivery at Marion Indiana National Home Grant County. Quantities to be increased 1 per cent during execution of contract samples and printed specifications may be examined. Proposals should be indorsed Proposals for Supplies N H L and addressed to the Acting Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Mill Home
Grant County
Indiana
Trensoh Gan
Marion Ranch
National Home
N. HL
J. Wae
Emt
St Ot Hapman
News of the Courts Court actions and guardianships reported
Christiana Rochow sues Frank L Glass and George D Sisson to replevin a vehicle valued at 375 and seeks 5 damages for detention. Ann Furlong appointed executrix of William Pendergast estate with a 1 bond. John H June named administrator of Wm H June estate with a 33 10 bond. An injunction filed by Indianapolis Vincennes Railway Company against Indianapolis Martinsville Transit over Friendswood station grounds. Anna Fisher of 238 Dunlap Street declared unsound mind. mother of ten with abusive behavior noted. Dora Wesley sues George Callahan Justice Stout and Big Four Railway for 35 after prior suit. Callahan’s attorneys complain. Stout earlier collected 17 40 from railroad, now withheld pending higher court decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christiana Rochow
Frank L. Glass
George D. Sisson
Ann Furlong
William Pendergast
John H. June
Wm. H. June
Indianapolis & Martinsville Oe Transit Company
Indianapolis & Vincennes Railway Company
Electric Company
Friendswood
Anna Fisher
Dunlap Street
Dora Wesley
George Callahan
Harry B. Stout
Big Four Railway Company
Callahan
Justice Stout
Stout
Higher Courts Record Appellate Briefs and Minutes
A legal notices fragment lists Supreme Court and Appellate Court minutes and briefs from 1946 including cases Sanders Hubbard vs Eph L Goss and State ex rel Jacob Wyatt vs Albert L Bagby with appellees briefs and rehearing petitions. It references several counties and courts such as Marion Morgan Steuben Decatur Allen and Greensburg with various appellants and appellees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preme Court
John B. Renard
August Grande, Jr
Marion C. C. Appellees
Sanders Hubbard
Eph L. Goss
Morgan J. C. Appellees
Moses Gouser
State
David Haskins
Trustee
Steuben c. Cc. Appellants
Appellate Court
George H. Manlove
Madison
Appellee
City of Greensburg
Charles Zoller, Jr
Decatur C. C. Appellees
Jacob Wyatt
Albert L. Bagby
Constable
Allen C. Appellant
Scofield
Schurman & Teagles
Tillie Myers
Marion S. C. Appellees
City News Items From Indianapolis Public Notices
Three Springfield ad men travel to California on a sales trip while collecting fees. A policeman found many picture machines out of order at a pecs location. The William P Jungelaus Company wins remodeling of the Elks Building on East Maryland Street, to finish in three months at a cost of 41000. A Modoc laborer, Joseph P Harter, files for bankruptcy with liabilities 1245.07 and assets 1. A James H Tinder of Seymour also files for bankruptcy with liabilities 2500 and assets 1. PD Strachan of Bellefontaine Street calls attention to the National Shorthand Reporters Association convention in Buffalo August 1-9. Clara Sailors wins a $10 judgement in Justice Smock's court against Cora McCullough over a French poodle sale. A horse belonging to L D Tyler Co. on North Delaware street bolts, falls at the Fan Saloon doorway, driver uninjured as bystanders assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sprreacoela
California
Springfield
Pecs
William P. Jungelaus Company
Elks
East
Maryland Street
Joseph P. Harter
Modoc
Randolph County
United States
James H. Tinder
Seymour
J. PD. Strachan
Bellefontaine Street
National Shorthand Reporters’ Association
Buffalo
Indiana
New Jersey Street
L. D. Tyler & Co
Delaware Street
Noble and
Washington Streets
To Give More Blind Men Work
The Indiana Association for the Progressive Education of the Blind seeks $16 to place the Industrial Institution for the Blind in this city on solid footing. They aim to employ one hundred blind men rather than ten, reducing charitable aid as much as possible. The project has proven highly satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Association For the Progressive Education of the Blind
Industrial Institution For
Ner de ~Tion
Vision of Mercy Amid Ancient Trials
A fragmentary passage depicts a fallen king in a desert scene aided by divine mercy. A companion offers food and drink while a devout man contemplates the mercy of God. The narrative shifts to a child waking and a roused conscience as two figures react to the king’s fate.
Ten Atlantic Locomotives Planned on Pennsylvania Lines
The article notes an order from Western freight pool chairman Ristine to reinstate ten Atlantic type locomotives on Pennsylvania lines and push a united effort to stabilize rates for freight and passenger traffic. It mentions Kansas City's inclusion in rate discipline, resistance from some freight heads, and ongoing track and equipment updates across various lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ristine
Western Freight Pool
Kansas City
Kansasity Committee
Risline
Uniforms and locomotives mark Pennsylvania rail push
The article notes heavy uniforms for comfort and cost concerns on eastern lines, Nickel Plate ticket offices at Findlay, and a fight to end unequal pricing. It details Pennsylvania Atlantic locomotives with 82 inch drivers, tests showing seven cars five miles in three minutes, and a Pennsylvanian forecast of 70 mph. It also covers Wabash expansion talk, Monon earnings, and plans for through trains Indianapolis to French Lick Springs pending French Lick West Baden improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Findlay
Central Passenger Association
Nickel-plate
Mortimer
Nickelplate
Jorner
Nickel Plate
Wabash
Wheeling
Lake Erie
Gould
St. Louis
Pennsylvania Lines
Altoona
Fort Wayne
Chicago
W. H. McDoel
Monon Lines
State Tax Board
Indianapolis
French Lick Springs
Vincennes
West Baden
Sullivan
Ind
Monon
Municipal Fire and Public Works News
The Board of Safety accepted two new fire service trucks and a combination truck after inspection. Indianapolis Street Railway has about six miles of paving left, with two miles to be completed this fall. Fire Chief Joyner and a drum corps will visit Indianapolis for the chiefs meeting. City engineers discussed public works and costs with A J Hammond of South Bend. The Board may revoke police powers of the Indianapolis Police Dispatch Company amid a labor union dispute. Mayor Taggart skipped a Marion County Medical Society session. Fire Chief Barrett seeks cistern funding for next year to protect central city water mains. Building officials toured local plants to review smoke consumer ordinances, with industry groups seeking ordinance changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Board of Safety
Indianapolis Police Dispatch Company
Central Labor Union Committee
Souvenir badge unveiled for Sovereign Grand Lodge week
W H Leedy, grand secretary of the Indiana Odd Fellows, showed a bronze pendant badge planned for the week of the Sovereign Grand Lodge September 15 to 21. The bar bears Hoosiers Welcome I O F Indianapolis and the three links symbol. He noted estimates of up to fifty teams entering degree contests during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Leedy
Indiana Odd Fellows
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Schuyler Colfax
Rebekah Lodge
Hoosiers
County awards bridge contracts with multiple bidders
The County Commissioners awarded contracts for three bridge projects. A. L. Seymond will build the Hammond Grove fill over Fall Creek. Daniel Cleary will construct the Dry Run Creek bridge on Crawfordsville road. Theodore Frazier will construct the Crooked Creek bridge on the Michigan road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Seymond
Hammond Grove
Fall Creek
Daniel Cleary
Dry Run Creek
Crawfordsville Road
Theodore Frazier
Crooked Creek
Michigan Road
Hammond's Grove
Charles
Grace Presbyterian Church Elects Officers for Year
Grace Presbyterian Church on Thirty second street and Capitel avenue elected officers last night. Trustees C. W. Reagan and Samuel Myers. Deacons Joseph Hamilton Hugh Kerr and Morris Fester. Treasurer W. M. Hubbard. Elder J. A. Minturn. Pastor Rev. Charles Hunt will serve another year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Presbyterian Church
Thirty-second Street
Capitel Avenue
C. W. Reagan
Samuel Myers
Joseph Hamilton
Hugh Kerr
Morris Fester
W. M. Hubbard
J. A. Minturn
Charles Hunt
Hawaiians Seek Territorial County Government Reform
John EK. Emmaleth, head of the Hawaiian Home Rule party, says in an interview that Hawaiians want a regular territorial county government to attract white settlers while protecting liberties. He chairs a tax commission controversial over its legality, noting real estate based taxation and a 2 percent income tax above $1,000 require remodeling and reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
John EK
Emmaleth
Hawaiian Home Rule Party
Cincinnati
Tax Commission
Commission
Durbin Questioned As Crawford Faces Tax Board
Governor Durbin pressed Chicago and Southeastern Railroad head Harry Crawford Jr and W H Majdowski for a properly prepared tax return. Crawford, questioned about checks and delinquent taxes, defended his conduct and business methods amid a tense hearing before the Indiana State Tax Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. McDoel
Monon Road
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Tax Board
McDoel
Michigan
Monon
Indianapolis
Louisville
Chicago
McDoe
Bedford and
Bloomfield
North Vernon
Noble County Telephone Company
L. W. Welker
J. William G. Irwin
Indianapolis, Greenwood & Franklin Traction Company
L. B. Simmons
Hartford City
Kerlin Brothers’ Pipe Line Company
F. B. Carpenter
Nickelplate Railroad
Cleveland
Chicago & Erie
Indiana
Tate
Coke Alexander
Produce Shippers’ Dispatch Company
State Tax Board
Harry Crawford, JR
W. H. Majdowski
Chicago & Southeastern Railroad
Crawford
Durbin
Boone County
Mr. Crawford
New York
S. E
Statehouse
Frank Martin
Arms Palace Horsecar Company
William A. Yeager
American Refrigerator Transit Company
Western Refrigerator Transit Company
Western Refrigerator Line
Union Refrigerator Transit Company
B. Morehead
Burton Stockcar Company
M. J. Scrafford
Lipton Car Lines
M. F. Russell
Jacob Dolb Packing Company
Wiliam J. McKone
Carroll Telephone Company
E. Walker
North Manchester Telephone Company
Rex
Provision Dealers’ Dispatch Company
Drought prompts silos as best use for corn crops
Purdue expert Prof. C S Plumb notes severe drought limits corn value for husking and feed but stresses silos as an economical solution. He describes an Indiana silo design holding about sixty five tons, built with 2x4 pine, tarred layers, and no roof, intended to preserve green corn for winter feed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Ss. Plumb
Agricultural Experiment Station
Purdue University
Indiaiia
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Vital Statistics
William Nelson
Ellen Feathertor
Walter Lockridge
Bessie Adame
Blanford
Fanny Buckner
Cantretl
Mamie K. Butler
Susie Ro Carter
Newman Street
Helen
Woodlawn Ave
Fue
Entero Oniitiv
Lulu Suhr
South Iinois Street
A. Diener
Washington, Tel
Entrance Crown Hill
Okey Cement
Okey Lasertakers
Eal CO Co
New
N. & Groff
Conde Implement CO
Washington Street
Wer Cline
Care
CONDE
Washington Treet
Chas. Glave Mfc
Das Dayton
Enprise Foundry and Fence CO
Son al Ave
Best R. R
Southport
Greenwood
C. F. Sayles
East Market
J. J. Kreber
Lemcke
Iclal
Spann & CO
C. N. Williams & CO
Ae Dentistry
S. F. Earhart
W. Washington ST
Tron Block
Onio Street
SS Mnnimation
Monarch Gas Engine Co
EL New York
Belt R. R
SAFES
Ara Erreurs Safus—Herring-Hall-Marvin Safe Co
Oliver W. Isensee
Monplace
Cleaveland Fence Co
N. Beville
Telephone
Polis & Lous
Ville
Trdianapatin & Lovieville Railway
Comte Helt Cor
Wehbe A
Indianatella
Troy
Welockh
A. Hilton
Indianapolis Journal
Wim. L. Rice
Michigan Street
White River
Bertermann
Ards
Mans. Ave
N. del
St. Tel
Stegmeier Bros. Oymer
Hiinots
IMSS
Pearless Foundry CO
Meek St. Ola
H. C. Stevens
N. Renate
Seneral Pinke Stors— Teare Blanchard
Delaware St
Panakis
Tutewiler & Son
W. Market St
Mongalicir’gas Engine Co
New York St
Jan Hong Low Ao
Indiana Avenue
San
Lake Shore Mercantile Company
Edwarda
Mass
Ave
Optician
Chicago Optical Co
W. Oble
News OF the Courts
Teed Mvisfortonen
Nix
Sandy
O. D.C
C. M. Hays
The
Southern Pacific
Hays
Harriman
Speyers
J. H. Dilley
Vandal
Northern Pacific
Charles Rockwell
Indian River
Mich
Vandalia
Terre Haute
W. J. Thomas
Four
Chesapeake & Ohio
Isville
Col
F. S. Gray
General Western
Delaware Capes
J. M. Schoonmaker
Pittsburg & Lake Inc
Spring Lake
N. J
Barr
Evansville & Indianapolis
Panhandle
Columbus
Dennison
Milton Knight
Charles Spaulding
Pummil
Atlantic City
Big Four
C. L. Wilson
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
St. Paul
Great Northern
Erie
Chicago & Northwestern
Santa Fe
Los Angeles
Edward Donn
St. Louis & San Francisco Railroad Company
Frisco
Beaumont
Texas
Oklahoma Territories
Kansas
Missouri Pacific
Produce Shippers’ Dispatch
State Board of Taxation
Union Pacific
John June
W. F Hollon
Phiadelphia
Atlanticity
Philadelphia & A Iig
Thomas J. Newkirk
Cincinnati, Richmond & Munele
Marton
Marion
Richmond
Allen
Pennsylvania Line
Municipal Affairs
Joyner
Atlanta
A. J. Hammond
South Bend
Jeup
Taggart
Marion County Medical Society
Insanit Trust
Morrison
Denson
Barrett
Dunn
Bedell
Central Chair Company
Indianapolis Light and Power Company
Odd Fellows
Ete
Ard
Louis G. Deschler
Indianapolis, Ind
Park
Aung
Patton Bros
DR. C
Fletcher
North
Pennsylvania Street
South Meridian Street
Vonnegut Hardware
Wegman Pianos
Carlin & Lennox
East Market Street
Burnaces
Harmon & Hall
GEO, Merrieft & Coo
St West Washington Street
Lisee
Central Printing CO
Sterling Silverware
Marcy
R. W. Furnasce Cream Co
Dhds Nortil
Alabama ST
Howe Military School
Lima
J. H. McKenzie
Chas. Muellerschoen
Reporter Publishing Com
Fitegerald Building
Tel
Providence
Washington
Market Square
Providence, Rhode Island
J. H. DE Wolf
E. L. Watson
Ieee Aeee
Ellee
Seine Slo
State of Indiana
W. MH. Hart
J. W W. Selvage
Lombard Building
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