Vital Statistics August 17 marriage and birth notices
Aug 17 vital statistics list marriage licenses between Green and Lizzie Lachman Cravens and Bettie Pulliats and others. Births include Annie Connor Indianapolis boy Mary Carney 3% Minerva St Pearl Williamson Minnie Donald 1138 Woodlawn Louis Wachstetter 22 North Noble St, and many more. Also notes cholera tuberculosis and other illnesses with ages and addresses. Sealed proposals to Central Indiana Hospital additions due Aug 25 at 9 a.m. at trustees office. details at Adolf Scherrer architect Indiana Trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Connor
Indianapolis
Boyard
Mary Carney
Minerva Street
Pearl Williamson
Minnie Donald
Woodlawn
Louis
Lulu Wachstetter
North
Noble Street
George and
T. Mueller
Laurel Avenue
Drarka Street
Ee and
Beattey
Madison
Fred and
Dora Hawley
Sample Street
John and
Mary White
East Georgia Street
Wiri
Whewls
Mary Eckhart
Arbor Avenue
Central Indiana Hospital
Adolf Scherrer
Indiana Trust Fae
Board OF Trustees
Public Auction of Columbus Barracks Land and Improvements
Base of Columbus Barracks Ohio invites bids for 71 acre United States land plus improvements in Columbus. Sale at 12 noon October 6 193x by direction of the Secretary of War. Whole bid must reach 28000 in value. if not, parcel sale to proceed. Deposits required and payment within days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Chicago
Til
Congress
Highest Buder
Columb Harracks
Colum
Barra
W. H. Miller
Journal Business Directory Ad Listings and Notices
A compact page of Indianapolis Journal classifieds lists florists, patent attorney T. R. Bell, livery stables, foundry repairs, and sale of typewriters with rental options. Also offers readers lodging, rooms for rent, a map pamphlet for sale, lost amethyst brooch, and US Army recruiting notices with low 5 cent per line ad rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertermann
Mass
N. del Tel
T. R. Bell
Ingalls
Horace Wood
Peerless Foundry
M — Nt
Wanted and sale notices from a complete old paper
WANTED female help in a small family for general housework no washing good wages. Address 1314 North New Jersey street. WANTED Diseases of women treated by Dr Bula 157 North Illinois street consultation free and confidential. WANTED Salesman or promoter to sell 8 percent preferred stock in general coal mine five veins finest coal large acreage cash commission Address Toxa c
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey Street
Bula
North Illnois Street
Toxa
Humberts trial focuses on Renten Viagre collapse
The Paris Humbert case centers on the Renten Viagre insurance firm founded by the Humberts, whose collapse ruined many savers. Mme Therese Humbert claims to bring into court securities tied to the Crawford inheritance worth 100,000,000 francs, to be presented tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Humbert
Rente Viagre
Humberts
Mme
Therese Humbert
Crawford
A Song of Long Ago by James Whitcomb Riley
A nostalgic poem invites readers to hear childhood sounds and rural imagery. The speaker recalls innocence and music from a hearth and orchard scenes, blending nature with fond memories of laughter and simple pleasures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robin
Mergers Drive Erie Big Four Clash Over Cleveland Route
President Fish backs merging trends as rail consolidations reshape the Midwest. The Erie seeks a Galion to Cleveland path linking with the Big Four, challenging rivals like Wabash and Wheeling & Lake Erie. The Big Four weighs letting Erie use its tracks versus risking new competition in Cleveland and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Galion
Cleveland
Big Four
Ingalls
Oit
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Ohio
Hamilton
Goulds
Wabash
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Wellington
Promoters Study of Indianapolis Southern Line Advances
A New York financier, A. S. White, arrived in Indianapolis to examine the route plans right of way coal fields and territory the Indianapolis Southern would traverse. His report could unlock finances and revive efforts to begin construction and push the road to completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
A. S. White
New York
City
Rail and transport notes from the Midwest and East
President Baer of Philadelphia and Reading plans Hamburg homeward sail on August 22. Pacific outlet talks persist for Chicago Rock Island. Vandalia excursion to Evansville this weekend, $2 round trip. Miscellany on executives, resignations, and new posts across rail networks including B and O, Big Four, and Nickel era expansions. Freight schedules begin sixty hour runs NYC Chicago and St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baer
Philadelphia & Reading
Hamburg
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Vandalia
Evansville
John
Lazarus
Cincinnati, Indianapolis & Western
Niagara Falls
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
Indianapolis
R. B. Wright
Pittsburg & Lake Erie
Wright
St. Paul
Minn
P. D. Barry
Baltimore & Ohio
Illinois Central
Cairo
Gould Lines
Milwaukee
L. D. Noel
E. Botsford
Pittsburg
James M. Martindale
Paquette
Big Four
Santa Fe
Needles
Cal
W. P. Lamb
W. F. Houghton
Northwest
William Shaw
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Atlantic City
M. E. Ingalls
Springfield
New York Central
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
W. W. Richardson
Pennsylvania Lines
Mackinac
R. B. Turner
Allied Lines
Telegraph
Orbison
Gray
H. M. Pflager
Pullman Company
Railway Mechanical Association
Western
American Steel Foundry
Panhandle
Irvington
Fort Smith & Western Railroad Company
Vaesee
Wratten J
Pineal Peseonaet
She
Dan
Cincionati Tas Cose
B&O overhaul and freight advances hinge on rail line deals
The article notes a six month service extension for another route, a B&O conductor reaching fifty years on the line, and a St. Louis meeting on lumber-rate advances. It highlights record soft coal shipments over Philadelphia & Reading, West Philadelphia terminals for the Philadelphia & Western, and gains in rolling stock as B&O works to reduce car shortages and prevent congestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
San Francisco
H. Burns
Parkersburg
Southwestern Tariff Committee
St. Louis
Philadelphia& Reading
Philadelphia & Western
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
West Philadelphia
Canadian Pacific
United States
Shaughness
McHenry
Seabord
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Richmond
Santa Fe
Pennsylvania Road
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Pennsylvania Limited
Wabash
Milwaukee
Benton Harbor
Midh
South Bend
Ind
Lake Front
Baltimore & Ohio
G. L. Potter
J. Murphiled
Indianapolis Franchises Refused by City Rail Line
The Indianapolis, Logansport and Chicago Railroad rejects a city offer for track elevation and crossing safeguards on Thirtieth street Geisendorff and Douglass streets. City officials say the franchise stands as is and will not change. Railroad officials cite contract restrictions as the reason for declining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis, Logansport & Chicago Railroad
Indianapolis
Board of Works
Thirtieth Street
Geisendorff and
Douglass
Harold C. Megrew
Bookwalter
Road
Quincy A. Myers
Myers
Joss
Zool
Megrew
Edwin D. Logsdon
Mail Clerk's Big Suit Over Railroad Collision Injury
Raleigh Clark, a postal clerk from north of Broad Ripple, sues the Big Four Railroad in Superior Court for 25000 dollars claiming injuries from a head end collision near Buthalta Illinois last January. He alleges permanent spinal injury and nerve damage rendering him unable to work and seeks damages for pain loss of wages and alleged negligence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh Clark
Broad Ripple
Big Four Railroad
Buthalta
Clark
Western Limited
Sued Tribe of Ben Hur Life Insurance Claim
In Superior Court Fanny F Evans sues the Supreme Tribe of Ben Hur for 2000 claiming payment on a life policy for her husband Edward E Evans who died August 1. Arrius Court allegedly held Evans as member but the lodge disputes this. Plaintiff seeks policy judgment plus damages for failure to notify higher lodge. In a separate federal suit William A Lloyd seeks 25000 for injuries from a railroad accident naming Volney T Malott and the Terre Haute & Indianapolis Railroad as defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanny F. Evans
Supreme Tribe of
Ben-Hur
Edward E. Evans
Evans
Arrius Court
Armus Court
Supreme Tribe
William A. Lloyd
St. Louis
Tere Haute & Indianapolis Railroad
Volney T. Malott
Terre Haute & Indianapolis Railroad
Logansport Man a Bankrupt
William F. Briages of Logansport filed a petition in Federal Court for bankruptcy stating liabilities of 497.93 with assets of 150. The filing records the debtor and his financial position as reported yesterday in the federal bankruptcy action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Briages
Logansport
Two painter sorts and Devoe ready paint claim
Dear Sir mentions two painter types, one always learning, the other believing he knows all. Promotes Devoe Ready Paint as longer lasting, dependable, and cost effective. Notes Lilly & Stalnaker as Devoe Agents in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josh Billings
Devoe
F. W. Devoe & CO
P. S. Lilly & Stalnaker
Indianapolis
State Treasury Monthly Report July 188
Treasury shows July 31 balance 878,592.22 with receipts 673,892.52 and disbursements 1,022,825.90. Funds listed include General, Benevolent, School revenue, college and permanent endowment funds, lands sales, swamp and escheated estates, sinking and surplus funds, and unclaimed sales. Signatures: N A Hill Treasurer and D E Sherrick Auditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of Auditor and Treasurer of State
Treasury
General Fund
Benevolent Institution Fund
University Do
Court docket of new suits filed shown by courts
The Court Record lists several new actions including Fanny F Evans versus Supreme Tribe of Ben Hur on an insurance policy in Superior Court Room 2. First National Bank of Seymour versus Charles Robert Brown note in Superior Court Room 3. Henry M Mock et al versus Cynthia Moore et al mechanic s lien in Superior Court Room 3. Maude Beaker versus William Reaker divorce in Circuit Court. Martin F Ryan versus Clifford H Young damages in Superior Court Room 2. Eugene Sheehan versus George M Boyd foreclosure of lien in Superior Court Room 1. Raleigh Clark versus C C C & St L A R Co damages in Superior Court Room 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanny F. Evans
Supreme Tribe of
Ben-Hur
First National Bank of Seymour
Charles Robert Brown
Henry M. Mock
Cynthia Moore
Maude Beaker
William Reaker
Circuit Court
Martin F. Ryan
Clifford H. Young
Superior Court
Eugene Sheehan
George M. Boyd
Raleigh Clark
Real estate transfers filed in Marion County Indiana
Real estate instrument filings show numerous transfers in Marion County from multiple grantors to various grantees including Wm. McKenzie sub, Budd's add, Johnson & Hogshire Washington-st. add, East End Investment Co., Indianapolis Car Co.'s lot add, Murphy's sub, and others. Amounts listed include 1900, 3100, 1200, 2200, 3750, 500, 400, 1400, 333, 480, and more. Building permits and railroad notices follow, detailing permits for frame cottages, remodeling, and new structures along with train schedules and service notes for Indiana and nearby lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Instruments
Recorder’s
Marion County
Indiana
George
Homer C. Busby
Wm. McKenzie
Budd
Elizabeth M. Gipe
Johnson & Hogshire
Washington-st. Add
East End Investment Co
J. R and A. Smith
Ogle Et al
East
Part Ritter
Simon Ban
Tories
Jonathan M. Ridenour
O. Mothershead
Levi W. Elysux
Parker Et al
Charles
FE. Robbins
Wm. B. Pullen
Robbins
Haughville
Henry C. Schroeder
Indianapolis Union Mare Coe
L. Cothrell
John J
Julia A. Kemperinson
Ewicks
R. Fow
Ann E. Murphy Et Union Railway Co
Albert A. Barnes
City of Teers
Rae
Eudorus M. Johnson
Anna L. Ae
E. M. Johnson
North
Add
Jackson
Herman Helming
Charles A. Toth
N Wie
J. Ben Gerson
North Add
Mr. Jackson
Charles M. Cross
Robert Jolly
Ir- Jonn
Christy Murtha Johnson
Istynson
Moych
Ing Johance
Les M. Cross
Robert Jolloe
Lot
Irvington
Galt
Zora T. Powell
Ostermeyer
Koller’s Old
Henry Uphans
John A. Hoffman
Gineinnati & Chicamo R. R. Ad
Henrietta Perry
Guardian
Abraham Grant
Atkins & Perkins
University Place
Wicks
Noble
Ani
City of
Meridian Heights
John ‘A. Hoffman
Herman Uphaus
Cincinnati
Chicago
Robert CG
Charlies H
Higher Courts Record Appellate Court Summary
Appellate court briefs and petitions filed across Indiana counties. cases include Indianapolis Street Railway vs Bordenbecker. American Steel and Wire vs Fate. Brannum Lumber vs Prickard. Indianapolis and Chicago Coal vs Batey. Knickerbocker Ice vs Gray. Fillinger administrator vs Conley. Lake Erie & Western Railroad vs McFall. Pennsylvania Company vs Newby. Board of Commissioners Jasper County vs Babcock. Seymour Water Co. vs City of Seymour. Board of Commissioners Harrison County vs Hunter. court records note extensions of time and assignments of errors in several cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
William Bordenbecker
Marion
C. C. Appellant
American Steel and Wire Company
Joseph Fate
Madison C. C. Appellant
Brannum Lumber Company
Edward M. Prickard
Indianapolis and Chicago Coal Company
Ella Batey
Greene C. C. App
Ae B. Fillinger
Hugh H. Conley
Vermillion C. C. Eee
Lake Erie & Western Railroad Company
Melissa McFall
Hamilton C. C
Tipton County
Pennsylvania Company
William Newby
Morgan C. C
Bond
Supreme Court
Board of Commissioners of
Jasper County
Frank E. Babcock
Newton C. C
Seymour Water Company Et al
Seymour
Jennings C. C. Appellant
Board of Comissioners of
Harrison County
Jane Hunter
Harrison Co. C. Appellant
Campaign Kickoff Planned for Week From Monday
The mayoralty race will begin a week from next Monday with both Democrats and Republicans launching six weeks of campaigning. Party chairmen and volunteers are refining plans and assessing the electorate after a sixty day poll released last week. Poll results map each party’s strengths and required efforts as lists of speakers are prepared for announcement within a week.
Stricken Driver Is Paralyzed Near City Dispensary
Cc P Staub of 1223 Windsor Street was struck with paralysis while driving yesterday morning near the corner of Delaware and Maryland Streets. His horse stopped by the viaduct as bystanders hurried him to the City Dispensary for medical care. Staub was reported critically ill late last night by Dr. Cunningham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cc. P. Staub
Windsor Street
Delaware
Maryland
Staub
Cunningham
Meditates on Board Walk and Atlantic City betting loss
Charlies Chrysler, once running a Denison Hotel betting pool, is in Atlantic City per latest reports. All money paid to Chrysler will be returned on demand. the hotel will cover all losses whether he returns or not. The Henderson Ames Company of Kalamazoo was awarded a 200 uniform contract for Indiana National Guard officers, due in 30 days for upcoming maneuvers, olive green shade aligned with regular army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of School Commissioners
City of
Indiangolis
Shortridge High School
Pennsylvania Streets
Aoe An
Iscalm
Office of
Vonnegutohn
Indianapolis
Imlianapolis
Perale
Charlies Chrysler
Denison
Jefferies-Corbett
Atlantic City
Chrysler
Henderson-Ames Company
Kalamazoo, Mich
Indiana National Guard
Indianapolis Works Board Approves Major Street Improvements
Final action on projects includes cement walks on Sixteenth street from Olney to Sherman drive and Woodlawn avenue from Shelby to State, with estimated costs. curb work on McLain street. gravel and brick gutter work on Thirty-first street. Holton place improvements near Senate avenue. a rock macadam roadway on Laura street. cement walks on West Tenth street. petitions for a local sewer and a private contract cement walk along Haugh street are filed or referred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixteenth Street
Olney Street
Peers Y
Sherman Drive
Woodlawn Avenue
Shelby Street
State Avenue
McLain Street
Howard Street
Miller Street
Thirty-first Street
Northwestern Avenue
Bryan Street
Holton Place
Senate Avenue
Big Four Railroad
Indianapolis Construction Company
Capitol Avenue
Maryland Street
Pearl Street
George W. M. Flint
Laura Street
Washington Street
Jackson Street
George McCray
West Tenth Street
Governor Durbin to speak at Atlantic City encampment
Governor Durbin accepts invitation to attend the Sons of Veterans encampment in Atlantic City on Sept. M and deliver an address. He attended last year’s Washington encampment as a G. A. R. committee member and spoke informally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durbin
Sons of Veterans
Atlantic City
Washington
Secretary Wilson Returns From Knoxville Miners Meet
Secretary Wilson of the United Mine Workers, fresh from the Knoxville miners convention, traveled to Lansford Pennsylvania to speak at the dedication ceremony of the William it Sharp monument, during a strike pause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
United Mine Workers
Knoxville, Tenn
Lansford
William It. Sharp
Buffalo men held for hearing in express theft case
Fred Boyd Frank O Weir and Henry Hartz were held for hearing on charges of stealing express and freight in transit from New York to Buffalo. Railroad detectives arrested them in a Bellevue saloon after spotting a moving van outside. Authorities claim thousands of dollars of freight were stolen from cars during transit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Fred Boyd
Frank O. Weir
Henry Hartz
New York
Bellevue
Bret
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Vital Statistics
Green
Lizzie Lachman
Cravens
Bettie Pulliats
Alfred Miller
Minute Clark
Adolph D. Bell
Luella Perry
Ellen Bruce
T. J
Rose Starwald
East Pratt Street
Hannah Reidy
Bates Street
Josephine Ettinger
Joseph and Mary Myers
South East Street
Aive Patric Taylor
West Thirteenth Street
Carl and Jessie Larsh
Hillside Avenue
Delaware Street
Mary Pollard
Henrietta Kitchell
Broadway
Tery
Jordan
Mlinois Street
Ruth Price
Cornell Avenue
John Francis
West Twenty-fifth
Treet
Lewis E. Burke
Dewey Avenue
Bright
Mary Bowlen
Sheldon
Mary Mayfield
Elder Avenue
Seenak Larimore
West Norwood
North East
Ese
Eleanor Hospital
Vis
Floyd Board
West Fifteenth Street
Harry Lewis
Olive Street
Arnold
Jennie H. Arnold
Groff
Abraham F. Groff
St Pears Cook
St 'S the Belmont Avenue
Gordon
Mary Gordon
E. Gordon
David F. Swain
Tutewiler & Son
Market St. Tel
New Tei
Adams & Krieger
N. Ill
SON
Hassler & George
Massaav
Old Main
Frank A Blanchard
Delaware St
A. Diener
E. Washington, el
Crown Hill
Sex Jments
M. K. Farrell
West Washington St
Joseph Gardner
Kentucky
Rollyn Hawkins
Virginia
Bever
Henry Taylor
N. Senate News
C. F. Sayles & CO
East Market Street
C. N. WL
Union Transfer and Storage Company
Corner East Oblast
Union
C. F. Dinson
General Delivery
Brown & CO
WS Hall Building
Kansas City
Merrick
Law Building
Theta
George F
the Journal
N. Capitol
East North
Etter
Twenty-first St
New Jersey
U. S. Army
North Tilmots St
Medianapolis
United States Marine Corps
Ail Pa
Sentinel Building
Indianapolis Journal
Chesterfield
Hull
Moses Hull
Moses
Camp
Muncie
Pathet
James Whitcomb Riley
Erie and
Wabash Companies
Fish
Indianapolis Southern
Stuyvesant Fish
Mr. Logsdon
Ita
Amus
Treasury Statement
Nat U. Hill
D. E. Sherrick
the Court Record
Bzenglish’s
Avo Fieco Greater Minstrels
P.medi Wat
Benton Har
Benton Arbor Express
Eighart Secomm
T. Louis Clevelan
Bix
Fort Wayne Express
Union City
Boston
F &T. Louis Aecommodation
Chicago Kankakee
Lafayette
Fast Mail
N.Y
Bos
White City
Cincinnati Express
Vernon
Peoria
Loomington
Lynn Necomansciati
Arriva
Gs & Readdy
Kentucky Avenue
Ane
J. Davis
Downey Avenue
W. Burdsal
Michigan Street
John Wacker
Holmes Avenue
Walnut Street
F. F. H. Brinkanan
Harvey Street
Harry G. Wilson
Twenty-fifth Street
Ashland A
Peg Admire
Lewis Street
Pleasant Bond
Fred Wuerster
Sire Senour
Susie Teen
Geottatte Niemen
Wanes ‘Traliner
North East Street
Elwarner
Ashland Avenue
Ham
Dayton RY
City Ticket Office
IL St. Miaensal Hotel
Toledo
Detroit Express
Dayton
Cincinnati Limited
Deytem Express
Decatur
CHI. Ind
Louis RY. Leer
N. Il St
Lake Erie & Western
R. Richigan
Ido
Eerofeaa
Lassy'te
Canuras Iphia
Washingto
Baltimore
Louisvt
Indiana Union Traction CO
Magnolia Building
South Capitol
Anderson
Alexandria
Elwood
Tipton
Lmited
Ss P. m. Tee Agtivery
Indianapolis & Eastern R. R. CO
Franklin
Meridian
Georgia Streets
Greenfield
Knightstown
Fiest
Segelar Gendae
Tireenaeia
Martinsville
Rapid Transit CO
Kentucky Ave
Mooresville
Greenwood
Franklin RK. R. Co
Wash-ineton
Georgia
Southeastern Traction CO
Washington and
Meridian Streets
la m
Shirbyville
Shelbyville
Huder’s
EE Ensley Pharmacy
Lubbins Hotel
Sumiay
OBA Bordey
Appellate Court
Charles Chrysler
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