Vital Statistics Aug. 18 and Hiaine births and deaths list
A dense roster records births and deaths with names and addresses in various locales. Entries list newborns by parents and residences, followed by multiple death notices with ages and causes such as heart disease, typhoid fever, meningitis, and tuberculosis. Funeral details, monument services, and local business ads complete the column.
Financial loans and university bid notices in Indiana
Financial notices advertise mortgage loans from C F Sayles Co and Thos C Ay Co with 5 percent rates and prompt funding. Indiana State University Bloomington invites sealed bids Sept for plumbing gas fitting and heating work on new Science Hall with bonds and performance guarantees. bids due with plans at Bloomington or Sp
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C. F. Sayles & CO
East Market Street
C. AY & CO
Law Building
Indianapolis
C. N. Williams & CO
Market St
Indiana State University
Bloomington
Indiana
Ihe
Aocal
Aitheul
Bloomlin
Louis Gibson
Spnter Noes
W. L. Bryan
Maine
JOHN _W. CRAVENS
Board of Trustees
Tornado hits Lost Springs demolishes buildings
Wichita Aug 18 report notes a tornado struck Lost Springs destroying a grain elevator church and five residences. Three freight cars were blown from tracks and three men were seriously hurt with several others injured.
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Wichita
Kan
Rock Island
Lost Springs
Editor praises Indianapolis Sunday Journal in Chautauqua letter
Daniel P. Baldwin of Chautauqua extols the Indianapolis Sunday Journal for its freshness and breadth, comparing favorably to New York and other great city Sunday papers. He notes the absence of yellow features and urges restraint on page count, appreciating twenty four pages of closely printed matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Olls Journal
Chautauqua
Cleveland
New York City
Boston
Philadelphia
Indianapolis Sunday Journal
New York Sunday Tribune
City
Indianapolis
United States
West
Chicago
St. Louis
Marion Caldwell
Oriental Street
First Alley
Market Street
Ohio Street
National Surety Company
New York
W. K. Cooper
Wilmont Street
New York Street
Union Surety Company
Real estate transfers filed in Marion County Indiana
Instruments filed for record in the recorder's office for a 24 hour period ending Aug 18 include numerous lot transfers in Stratford, North Indianapolis, and nearby areas, with buyers and sellers such as Augste Yanneck, Charles Domroere, Catherine Shove, John B. and Frances Bradley, George E. Jones, and William J. Lowry. Total transfers show 19 items with a combined value of 21,929.00 plus associated real estate purchases and improvements across multiple townships and streets.
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Recorder’s Office
Marion County
Indiana
Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Company
East Market Street
Te Marshall
Lynn
Senate
Carle- Con
Charles Domroese
Auguste Yanneck
Arizona St
Stratford
Cor McPherson St
Stantonay
Charles Domroere
Catherine Shove
John B
Frances
South East
Diets St
Wear
George E. Jones
Frederick Rosemeyer
Chas. T. Robbins
Houghville
Downing St
Michigan St
Richani F. ‘Stone
William J. Lowry
Acres
Hunslinger
Lot
Windsor Place
Sterling St
Ith St
John W. Henderson
Livina Watson
M. R
Perry Township
William Wilkins
Dora Grave
S. S
Hozilla M. Beaty
North Endignapolle
Oegene St
Clifton
Susan McKernan
Samuel Hamilton
Bik
Tuxedo Park
New York St
Linwood Av
Mary E. Goddard
John Harper
E. M
R. Johnson
Irvington
Ritter
Lowell
John Doty
George W. Carpenter
J. C
Cumberland
Vanderbilts gain control of Clover Leaf and nearby lines
News from Vanderbilt sources reports Toledo St Louis and Western to be operated in close affiliation with Vanderbilt roads. The move follows ongoing Vanderbilt absorption of lines above the Ohio River, strengthening influence north of the river as they seek through routes from St Louis to the coast.
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Wall Street Journal
Vanderbilt
Toledo, St. Louis & Western
Vanderbilt Roads
Vanderbilts
Ohio River
St. Louis
Lake Erie
Big Four
Seaboard
Gulf
Lake Shore
Hocking Valley
Ball Bearing Journals Tested by Illinois Central
Experiments on a boxcar fitted with ball bearing journals show effortless movement by multiple people. Four traces of three-quarter inch balls support thrust around curves, with 132 balls per airphape capable of 73,000 pounds crush. Car carried 5,000 pounds steel castings to New Orleans, loaded coffee there, and returned to Chicago. Journals reportedly last seven years, promising major rail efficiency and potential doubling of trainloads with the same power.
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Illinois Central
New Orleans
Chicago
J. R. Cavanagh
Big Four
Put-in Bay
W. A. Peters
Columbus
Toledo & Ohio Central
Union Railway
Harry Miller
Vandalia
Brightwood
M. R. Maxwell
Lake Erie & Western
Proctor
H. J. Rhein
Buffalo
Atlantic
Cleveland
D. L. Wells
Erie Railway
Huntington
Ind
J. H. Hackett
George B. Simpson
Chicago & Alton
H. F. Burgesser
General Eastern
Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsbury
New York
H. F. Bicknell
Sandusky
Lake Erie
Railroad dealings and progress across the era era rail lines
The report surveys Goulds Wabash and Harriman Morgan interests amid Wabash control shifts and a Rising washout delaying a Peoria and Eastern train. It notes Pennsylvanian tunnel work with third rail, Cassell's long Panhandle service, Canadian Northern expansion, fast Pennsylvanian and other line speed talks, and major locomotive orders. The Ann Arbor Railroad shows Gould ownership with 1.59 million gross and 520 thousand net earnings, ferries accounting for 46 percent of freight.
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Rising
Peoria & Eastern
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Westinghouse Electric Company
New York
Pennsylvania
John Cassell
Panhandle
Old Country
Northwest
Port Arthur
Winnipeg
Frank Bronson
H. M. Bronson
Big Four
Indianapolis
Pittsburg
Crestline
Philadelphia & Reading
Baldwin Locomotive Works
New York Central
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Santa Fe
Queen & Crescent
Locomotive Works
Virgil L. Vogue
Vandervater
Maryland
Landstreet
Baltimore
Ann Arbor
Gould
George Gould
Cc. W. Kreck
Lake Michigan
Gas ordinance debate risks majority hurdle for passage
A spokesman notes that enacting the gas use restriction needs more than a simple majority. He predicts Hastings will appear within ten days and, as a consumer, would pay nearly any price to keep gas for culinary and heating needs. He argues natural gas, even at the proposed rate, is preferable to artificial gas at a dollar per thousand. He anticipates opposition from gas companies.
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Mr. Hastings
Indianapolis Gas Company
Council Weighs License Ordinance For Fortune Tellers
The Indianapolis council debates an ordinance licensing fortune tellers, palmists, and astrologers with a $100 annual fee or daily fines. It mentions Thomas Taggart as a political fortune teller while denying intent to create a monopoly or attack the art. The body also amends fire department salaries and approves several appropriation ordinances and bridge safety measures.
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Taggart
Negley
Blythe
Billingsley
Committee On Judiciary
Leutenants
Wynne
Board of Public Safety
Irvington
Tuxero
North Side
Board of Public Works
East North Street
Warren
Fletcher Avenue
Lafayette & Indianapolis Rapid Hallway Company
Committee On
Crown Hill Association
City moves to probe Isaac King under charter rules
City officials refer pending issues on Western Avenue sewer and contracts to committees. Mayor Bookwalter asks City Attorney Joss to review Isaac King a Democratic Park Board member for possible charter violations over cement contracts with the Board of Public Works. If King’s involvement breaches rules, resignation may follow. City records show numerous resolutions, bids and openings on streets and sewers, including curbing, paving and sidewalks.
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Bookwalter
Joss
Isaac King
Park Board
Board of Public Works
King
T. E. Kane
Nuns Defied Closure in Brittany as Army Intervenes
In Brittany three unauthorized Congregationalist schools faced forceful closure by authorities. Commandant Le Roy Ladurie was arrested for defying orders to aid closure. Across Ploudaniel Folgoet and St Meen residents resisted with bells, songs and barricades while gendarmes sustained injuries. Petitions and protests spread to Quimper as councils general meet and Loyalties to Libery and Sisters cited.
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Paris
The
Temps
le Roy Ladurie
Nineteenth Infantry
Ploudaniel
Folgoet
St. Meen
Brittany
Judas
France
Loubet
Premier Combs
Quimper
Finisterre
Combes
Department of Charent Inferieure
Wholesale trade quiet with slow demand on fruits and grains
Local markets show steady prices with weak fruit and vegetable demand. Grain and flour markets are quiet, butter weak while eggs and poultry hold firm. Wagon market nearly bare with firm prices for various grains and hay. travelers optimistic for September as retail stocks are low.
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Commission Row
Hay
Timothy
Explosive Injuries Hit Salem Chautauqua Crowd in Peoria
In Peoria on August 18 four people suffered injuries from a gasoline explosion during a pyrotechnic display at the old Salem Chautauqua. Col W F Merriam of Williamsfield lost a thumb and two fingers, Harry Lovering the director had three fingers torn from his right hand, Arthur W McDavitt of Auburn was severely harmed after inhaling flame and smoke, and Lyle Watkins of Auburn sustained burns but may recover.
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Peoria
Old Salem Chautauqua
Col
W. F. Merriam
Williamsfield
Harry Lovering
The
Chautauqua
Arthur W. McDavitt
Auburn
Lyle Watkins
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Pickihs Street
Hannah Houghley
Dye Street
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J. Harry Roberts
Shelby Street
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Meek Street
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