Mixed Classified Items From Aug. 20 Notice
A jumble of notices includes vital statistics from August 20 with a death and burial in Indiana, a loan or job ad promising weekly earnings, a bonds and trading offer, a storage and freight company ad, a government contract proposal for cot covers, and a public auction notice for Columbus Barracks Ohio with sale terms and deposit requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pullman
Chi- Ti
Ferelan Productions
Srz_theien
Evel
Ad- W. H. Miller
Columbus Barracks
Columbus
Colum Barracks
Journal business directory entry for Bettermann Bros and peers
In the Journal business directory Bettermann Bros located at New No 341 Mass Ave and 225 N Delaware St with telephone 540 appears alongside Sorace Wood and assorted items such as traps boards and other hardware. The Peerless Foundry at 71015 is noted with Mars eles manufacturing store repairs and general repairs mentioned.
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Bertermann Bros
New No
Mass
N. del
St. Tel
Arranes
Peerless Foundry
Marseles
Army and Navy Orders Parade Labor-Lessons Report
The Army issues orders for officers including First Lieut. Rowland Pike and Second Lieut. Brainard Taylor, with several officers granted leaves of absence. Navy assignments span promotions and detachments across ships, yards, and stations from Norfolk to Mare Island, plus medical and staff appointments. Corning reports a violent storm causing rail and crop damage.
No Fear Of A Congestion Methods To Be Locked In
Report notes freight movements expected to be smooth this winter with reduced danger of congestion. W C Loree of the Baltimore & Ohio asserts excellent conditions and cites large orders of west freight engines, ready movement of empties and loads, and planned repairs. Also mentions proposed investigations into rail private car line compensation and Vanderbilt coal interests.
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W. C. Loree
Baltimore & Ohio
Pennayivania
City Sued For 10000 Over Deep Morris Street Hole
Winfield Frazeur sues Indianapolis in Superior Court for 10000 claiming injuries after his wagon wheel dropped into a Morris street hole eighteen inches deep between Kentucky and York. He alleges water filled the hole, obscuring its depth, and that the city knew of the defect but did not repair it.
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Indianapolis
Superior Court
Winfield
Frazeur
Morris Street
Kentucky Avenue
York Street
Frankfort Merchants Face Bankruptcy Suit
An involuntary bankruptcy suit was filed in Federal Court yesterday against J. C. Jenkins and Omer Bradley of Frankfort Indiana. The petitioning creditors are Jeans Clothing Company Nelson Bethel Clothing Company and M S B Schuster Co of Louisville Kentucky. They claim the debt totals 1000 dollars, with only 189 available to satisfy creditors. The suit alleges disposal of house and lot and other property to pay other creditors.ии
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Jenkins
Omer Bradley
Frankfort
Ind
Jeans Clothing Company
Nelson-Bethel Clothing Company
M. 8&8. Schuster & Co
Louisville
New Suits Filed In Multiple Courts Including Williams and Fairbanks
The Court Record lists several new suits in progress: The Railroaders' Building and Savings Association vs John W Williams et al note and mortgage in Superior Court Room 1. Catherine Curran vs Crawford Fairbanks et al damages and injunction in Superior Court Room 3. Eugene Sheehan vs Frances Friedgen foreclosure of lien in Superior Court Room 1. Margaret Nolan vs Gus Hurley account in Circuit Court. The Railroaders' Building and Savings Association vs Eva M Cowger et al in Superior Court. Frazeur vs City of Indianapolis damages in Superior Court Room 2. Anton L Holzhausen vs Charles Holzhausen et al Circuit Court. Phebe Winkler vs Charles Winkler divorce in Circuit Court. Edna Gibbs vs Lee Gibbs divorce in Superior Court Room 3. Anna M Crable vs Virgie D Crable divorce. Frances F Thompson vs Erastus E Thompson divorce in Superior Court Room 3.
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the Railroaders’ Building and Savings Association
John W. Williams
Catherine Curran
Crawford Fairbanks
Eugene Sheehan
Frances Friedgen
Margaret Nolan
Gus Hurley
the Railroaders’ Building and Saving Association
Eva M. Cowger
Winfield
Frazeur
City of
Indianapolis
Superior Court
Anton L. Holzhausen
Charles Holzhausen
Circuit Court
Phebe Winkler
Charles Winkler
Edna Gibbs
Lee Gibbs
Anna M. Crable
Virgie D. Crable
Frances F. Thompson
Erastus E. Thompson
Legal notices and appellate minutes collage
A collage of court minutes and appellate entries lists motions to reinstate notices and briefs, assignments of errors, joinders, and submissions across multiple counties and circuits. It also notes a Churchman article arguing a chief executive is necessary for a church as for a nation.
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New York
Churchman
Episcopal Church
TORIES OF THE TOWN A TALE OF CY CLARK AND A DEN SNOOZE
A Major Megrew recounts how Cy Clark enraged by sleeping in the courthouse den at 9 am and waking frustrated at 3 pm declares Cy’s anger and missing appointments. The tale slides into a bank anecdote about a misheard term consorts and a salesman’s oil pitch followed by a humorous exchange with an engineer named John Wallace who helps cancel a deal and jokes about goat milk.
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Megrew
Davenport
Lew Lank
Bridge Contracts Awarded After Narrow Bids
County commissioners opened bids for twelve arch and concrete bridges and culverts with few bidders due to the approaching freezing weather. One bid was lone on five bridges by Block Bridge and Calvert Co. Several bids were disqualified for exceeding appropriations. Wil liam Cost won Bluff road bridge at 1092 dollars. Fritz & Frazier bid 1960 on Shelbyville road bridge. The Block Bridge and Calvert Co. led for multiple projects with several bids under or near the set funds.
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Block Bridge
Calvert Company
Franklin State Road
Bluff Road
Center Township
William
Buchanan Ditch
Lawrence Township
Mud Creek
Franklin Township
New Bethel
Ebenezer Cemetery
Dixie Road
Churchman Pike
Wildcat Creek
Southport Road
Shelbyville Road
Fritz & Frazier
Back to Montezuma Mothers Return After City Patrol
Mrs Belle Branson and Mrs Nellie Athren of Montezuma Indiana with their five children were allowed to return home by police yesterday after fleeing their husbands to Indianapolis. They had sought refuge at a disreputable West Maryind Street resort and left their children in a nearby house. Police arrested them but released them on the condition they go home and stay there.
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Belle Branson
Nellie Athren
Montezuma
Ind
Indianapolis
West Maryind Street
Man Attempted Suicide In Washington Ind By Knife
Charlies Baker 37 North New Jersey street tried to cut his wrist with a pocket knife and swallow morphine at Washington Indiana yesterday. Prompt medical care averted tragedy. Baker a traveling man for Bohemian Pottery Company and resident with his wife cites temporary insanity as the motive. At Greenwood Park Salvation Army encampment tonight the Drunkard's Home will be enacted in the pavilion. Attendance during camp has been unusually good and four weeks of the encampment remain.
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W. H. McDoel
Monon
New York City
Pennsylvania
Vanderbilt
Philadelphia
Reading
Detroit Southern
Samuel E. Rauh
Belt Road
Union Stockyards
New York
M. Griffith
Big Four
Madison
Ind
Lake Erie & Western General
Lima
Meadville
the Erie
F. (. Fargo
American Express Company
Lake Wawasee
Co. L. Rollins
Ford Woods
Peoria & Eastern
Samuel B. Sweet
Lake Erie & Western
J. M. Shattley
Pittsburg
Ft. Wayne
Yellowstone Park
Missouri
J. J. Moore
Los Angeles
San Pedro, Los Angeles
Salt Lake Road
Western Lines
Executive
Association
Crosl
Hocking Valley
Upper Sandusky
Chicago
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Lehigh Valley
Atlantic City
Lehigh
Meldron Gray
Star Union Line
Columbus
Union Line
S. Kramer
W. M. Burgard
Chi& Northwestern At
Buffalo
H. B. Loucks, Jr
Burgard
George M. Henry
Southen
Nbctiger
Derq
Detroit
Chicago & Eastern Illinois
Rock I Sland
John Robert Martin
Scotland
Norwood
John M. Hall
New York, New Haven & Haukford
Kennebunkport
New Haven
George Rech
Pennsylvania & Vandalia
William Shaw
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Old Point Comfort
Cale
Panhandle
Jewett, C
the Road
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Portsmouth
North Atlantic
Moore-Leeds Syndicate
Charlies Baker
New Jersey Street
Washington
Baker
Bohemian Pottery Company
Salvation Army
Greenwood Park
Pavilion
Atkins
Indiana
Dead Letter Office Notices and List of Recipients
Notices warn that unclaimed letters will be sent to the dead letter office within two weeks. Recipients must declare advertised status, provide list date, and pay one cent for retrieved items. Follow rules for direct addressing, request for return, space for stamp, and mark transient addresses as transient. A long list of names appears, indicating unclaimed or misaddressed correspondence and public notices.
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Vital Statistics
Blanche Poorman
Cutier
Nettie Hellena K. Wiley
Gertrude J. Mills
A. McNees
Jennie M. Andrews
Gray
Peuline H. Hofacker
E. Conner
Eleanora N. McCiel
G. Baldridge
Ida Bradford
L. Cook
Clara L. Swift
Schilling
Minnie Sauter
Haynes
Ellen G. Bassett
Isabelle Solomon
Talty Bavem Botr
Glen Henry
Pearl Jochenkin
Hope
Puer McAtee
Deloss
Morgan
Marlowe
Et Font
West McCarty
Eee
Onersel Gray
Bis
Tremont Avenue
Wallonia
Jackson County
Eee Tutewiler & Sun
Undertakers
Fganson
Hassler & George
Frank A. Blanchard
Delaware
A. Diener
E. Washington
Tel
Crown Hill
Moh
Warrenl
West Washat
Tipton
Frank Kern
Pewrtiere
M. Merrick
Ee Sats
United States
Capitol Av
Wan
Ted
North Alabama St
Middleton
Ma- Corps
Sentinel Ag
Indianapolia
Bula
North Miinels Street
Ows
Ems
Kinson
General Delivery
FL Sayles CO
I Best Market Strem
Will Lear
Eare the Journal
Ness
Jonubbina Motel
OWN & CO
Ws Hall
Kanots
Omi
Aslen
Ohio St
Union
Crating Ltd
Motown Trust
Ieebick
Indian Southern Railway
Taetian
Sullivan
Appresi
Plang
Chtef
All Railway
Thien
Verdin Mag
Josep! Ardner
Kentucky
Henry Taylor & CO
N. Senate
Army and Navy
Army
Rowland
Pike
Eleventh Infantry
Fort Huachuca
A. T
Brainard Taylor
Artillery Corps
Washington Barracks
District of Columbia
United States General Hospital
Hunter Harris
Ninth Infantry
Halcelm Young
Michael J. McDonough
Corps of Engineers
Portland
Department of the East
Conrad $. Babcock
Third Cavalry
Charles Shaler
Ordnance Department
George W. Goethals
Peyton
Portland Harbor
Edwin B. Babbitt
Odus C. Horney
Charles B. Wheeler
Percy W. Arnold
First Cavalry
Department of Texas
Louis Brechemin, Jr
Fort
Naval War College
Narragansett Bay
R. L
Norfolk Navy Yard
B. A. Fiske
William Cramp & Sons’ Ship and Engine Building Company
BR. S. Douglass
Alabama
H. E. Yarnell
Navy
G. W. Laws
Naval Academy
Annapolis
J. F. Katz
Independence
Navy Yard
Mare Island
Cal
Petrel
J. P. &. Chidwick
A. W. Stone
Constellation
Naval Training Station
Rhode Island
Franklin
Norfolk
T. C. Turner
Marine
A. G. Grunwell
W. H. Bucher
J. C. Thompsson
C. G
Naval Examining Board
Mills
W. P. Scott
Navy Torpedo Station
F. W. F. Wieber
Prairie
KR. E. Riggs
Naval Hospital
Columbia
Montgomery
T. H. Sanderson
Guam
L. I
Halford
J. L. Barnswell
J. J. Cunningham
The
Corning
N. Y
Lake Keuka
Mrs. Newwed
Mr. Newwed
Interstate Commerce Commission
J. W. Midgley
Armour
Kingan Car Lines
Vanderbilts
Soft Coal Corporation
Harrison
Belmont
Jefferson Counties
Ohio
Lake Shore
New York Central
Decatur
Erie
Clover Leaf
Ohio City
Southwestern
Cairo
Missouri Pacific
Southwest
Purdue University
Goss
Winfield S. Frazeur
Supreme Court
Clinton Whistler
David Whistler
Grant C. C
Seymour Water Company
Seymour
Jennings C. C
George E. Manlove
Fayette CC. C
Mary T. Meyers
Mary E. Meyers
Appellate Court
George L. Roby
Board of Comissioners
Benton County
Benton c. C. Appellant
Chicago Terminal Transfer Company
John W. Walton
Howard
the Singer Manufacturing Company
Charles Schmalzried
Laporte C. C. Supersedens
Bond
Edward Ryason
Sarah J. Re
Lagrange C. C
Acme Bedford Stone Company
Frank McPhetridge
Monroe C.C
Notler
Church
Tories
Cy Clark
Major Megrew
Messrs. Bonds, Stocks & Co., Ltd
London
B. C
John Wallace
Blank Street
Washington, Ind
Fraser
Roshy
Fay
Norman
Johns
King Dodul
Richard
Golden
Anderson
Vida
Haze Aulle
Amanda
Avery
Jule
Kennett
Mellie
Burns
Phebe
Braunstein
Eva Bishop
Mary E. Becraft
Clara. Black
Josephine
Burton
Lou
Bishop
Hattie
Catterson
Sarah
Carpenter
Alice
Chaney
Craig
Elizabeth
Cheyne
Lots
Coalman
M. A Craig
Bertha. Cooley
Misa Ida
Canby
Lucinda
Cornell
Emma Clarke
Emma
Candie
Bell. Crockett
Ella. Carroll
Adda. Cunningham
Mary. Cox
Martha
Curtis
Dobins
Anna. Dunbar
Cora. Davis
Cora
Dean
A. Dalbey
Neble. Downs
B. Grietsch
Phili Garnett
Belle. Hunt
Eva. Hudson
Minn Heart
Guesie. Howard
Flossie. Harrell
Beesie
Heris
Jennie. Hudson
Edna Henderson
Mise An Hollingsworth
Herbert
Emm Johnson
J. Jones
Anna. Johnson
Elise. Robinson
Sallie
Reswen
Aceperite
Springer
May . Somerville
Aaa Scott
M. E. Stockwell
Jennie. Smith
Meta. Schiepan
Herman. Scott
Edith. Stecher
Virginia. Sims
Leora. Smith
L. V. Smith
Kizzie
Sanders
Jessie, Swenes
Tronodus
Torrance
H. Thompson
Myrtle
Toohey
Thomma
Carl. Thiecke
Lizzie
Tanner
Rosie
Tucker
G. W. Vernin
Augrettie
Vawter
C. S. HL
Vaughn
Ethel. Weaver
Grace
Warner
Nellie
Walters
Ward
Jane. Watson
Willams
Mine Young
Allmann
John. Archibald
Will. Angell
Joe
Allen
Samuel
Byler
J. M. Beckler
Butler
Will. Barnett
Oa Boyce
Ben Buchtel
J. W Birkley
Doos
Coanine
Chas
B. Carey
C. C
Comaroek
Crutcher
Per Ee c. “Allendar
Eaarrtners
Cline
Carl
Frank
Conner
M. Collier
Harry E. Dick
Wm. Davis
Oxyear
Dellacorre
Carmi Dozer
George
Dinkel
Harry
Doecher
Henry
Day
John C. Elam
Elihue
Evans
J. PB
Ellis
Charley
Fortner
W. ¢. Fryback
Claud
Fuller
Walter
Aestlapert
Jan
Hertzel
Martin
Hammond
A. E. Hill
Dr. Ray
Harvey
Hamilton
Sanford
Hunter
A. A Haley
Andrew
Wittner Thosvey
Vitt
Harries
Robert
Walther
Helnrieh
Johnston
Mrs. Watson
W. C
Jones
J.ard
Henry A. Kelley
White
Joseph A
Adams Shoe Co
Azores
Hercules
Ceara
sPrroree
Mare
P—Parior
Ubair
D—Dinine
Ofice
East Waskhini Link
Cleveland
Orta City
PEPE
Boston Limited
Aioe
N.Y
Bos
Benton Hakim T. Louis
St. Louis Southwestern
St. Louis Limited
Erre Haute and Mate
Lafayette
Bly City
Vernon and
Louteville
Peoris
Bloomington
Peoria
Bloomfex
Champaign
Snoomaenantion
Springfie
Lynn Secommodat
HAM
Ticket Claypool Neinnati Express
Deanel Fimied
Incinnat
Toledo
Springfield
Isin Decatuc
Springfeld
Fapress
Tuscola Accommoda
Asada
Chicago All
Chicago Express
Chicago Vestibule
Mononeccom
Iyton RY
Lake Erie & Western RR
Pais
Baltimore
Poemas Ag
Louleril
Richmond
Piqua and Cotta de Vincennes Express
North Vernon
Madison Richard
Brac Fhiledelphia
Newmeee
Rand
Terre Haute
Western Express
Ayrze Haute
Tre Huwe Express
Greencastle
T Bo
Daliy
Tally
Sunda
Indiana Union Traction
Magnolia Building
South Capitol
Muncie
Marion
Alexardiria
Filwood
Indianapolis & Eastern R. R. CO
Franklin Building
Meridian
Georgia Streets
Greenfield
Knightstown
Pee m
Indianapolis & Martinsville
Rapid Transit CO
Kentucky Ave
Indianapolie Martineviene
Martinsville
Moormo
Mooresville
Indianapolis, Green
Franklin R. R. CO
Vania
Washington Streets
Georgia
Meridian Streets
Greenwood
Shelbyville
Southeastern Traction
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