Vital Statistics August 21 Births and Obituaries
Vital statistics lists births in Indianapolis including a girl to James and Mary Newton and several other newborns with addresses. Followed by obituaries and funeral notices for Mrs James T Anderson at 3% North Alabama street and John L ElliottSr with services at 129 McLean Place, Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Janws T. Anderson
North Alabama Street
Biocock
Elliott
John L. Elliott
McLean Place
Funeral Directors and Monuments Ad Listings
A dense ad list for funeral homes and monuments with addresses and phone numbers appears, including FuteWiler & Ecn, Adams & Krieger, Hassler & George, Blanceard, and A. Diener. Also contains sealed proposals for cot covers, prison labor bids, executor notices, and public sale of Columbus Barracks land with bid conditions.
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Futewiler & Ecn
Market St. Tel
Adams & Krieger
Lady Attendant
Johnson
Hassler & George
Masencchuretts
New “Rhone
Old Main
Sunday Church Services and notices in Indianapolis
Sunday church services listed for multiple denominations in Indianapolis include Christian Science at Second Church of Christ Scientist with 10 20 a m service, Meridian Street Methodist with 10 45 a m sermon, and Broadway M E with morning and evening services. Also Central Avenue Methodist, New Jerusalem, First Presbyterian, Second Presbyterian, Tabernacle Church, and other listings plus local ad notices and recruitment ads.
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Second Church OF Christ
Settee
Jesus
Sanday
Shortridge High School
Pennsylvania
Michigan Streets
Lemcke Building
Meridian-Street
D. D. Tapte
God
Epworth
New Jerusalem
New Church Chapel
North Alabama Street
Willis L. Gladish
L. P. Mercer
First Presbyterian Church
Delaware and
Sixteenth Streets
M. L. Haines
D. D
Mayflower Congregational Con
Mayflower Church
Hubert S. Osgood
Society of Christian Endeavor
Second Presbyterian Church
Vermont
Owen Davies Odell
Mayer Chapel
West
Catherine Streets
W. T. Seyfert
Tabernacle Church
Meridian
Eleventh Streets
J. Cumming Smith
Wanted Female Help and Help Wanted Ads
Classified notices show multiple job ads: a female general housework position in a home at 1 North East Street with German preference. factory work for women advertised by Willis & Conyers. a medical ad offering free confidential consultation for diseases of women by Dr. Bula at 157 North Illinois Street. Identified entities include Willis & Conyers, Dr. Bula, and street addresses.
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North East St
Willis & Conyers
Gnee Pe Sieg Hka i Reses
Bula
North Illinois Street
Wanted Salesmen for Clothing Store in Greensburg
Wanted experienced clothing and menswear salesmen with at least three years in retail. High salary and steady employment to the right men. Apply with references to The Silberberg Clothing Co., Greensburg, Indiana. Do not apply without references.
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Silberberg Clothing CO
Greensburg
Ind
Charter of St Louis Encampment 15 Annulled
National officers annulled the charter of St Louis Encampment No 15 and severed all relations with the local unit. The action followed charges that the group admitted a candidate who was ineligible for membership.
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ST. Louis
The
Union Veteran Legion
Physician denies reports on Bissell’s illness in Bar Harbor
In Bar Harbor on August 21 the physician for former Postmaster General Bissell refutes sensational claims of critical illness. The doctor states the patient is not in a serious condition.
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Bar Harbor
Bissel
Growth of railways and leadership praised in 1900s report
A railroad official lauds the Baltimore and Ohio after financial reform and managerial changes, noting improved earnings and staff engineering reforms under Loree. The Rock Island system’s rapid expansion under Moore Leeds Reid drives Wall Street attention, claiming over 18 000 miles and transcontinental reach via Sea Board Airline. O P McCarty reports passenger-agent unity on fare protection against scalp ers, while B O Southwestern prepares for rising business with forty new coaches.
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Baltimore & Ohio
Loree
Rock Island
Moore-Leeds-Reid
Chicago
United States
Great Lakes
Gulf of Mexico
Sea Board
Atlantic Ocean
O. P. McCarty
Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern
Lake Maxinkuckee
Mr. McCarty
St. Louis
St. Louis Exposition
State of Missouri
McCarty
Prospect
Railroad Earnings and Labor Moves Across the Midwest
Missouri Pacific reports six month net earnings surpassing 1902 by 1,190,000 with first-half results the largest on record. Big Four and Lake Shore run a 25 sleeping cars and 49 day coaches special train for 4,000 excursionists from several states. Baltimore & Ohio plans to boost livestock shipments by opening Union stockyards at Herr's Island on Sept 7. Gould interests allegedly reach a coal traffic pact with Illinois Central to funnel West Virginia coal into New Orleans via Birmingham. Panhandle conductor succession noted as W W Duval retires on pension after 38 years. Chicago Brotherhood of Railway Expressmen completes local terms drive. possible strike if demands unmet, with United States Express Company still operating Evansville & Terre Haute routes and potential future reassignments involving Chicago & Eastern Illinois and the Evansville & Terre Haute lines.
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Missouri Pacific
Lake Shore
Atlantic
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Michigan
Sandusky
Peoria & Eastern
Baltimore & Ohio
Herr’s Island
Gould Railroad
Ilinois Central
West Virginia
New Orleans
Birmingham
Charles D. Duval
Panhandle
W. W. Duval
Chicago
Brotherhood of Railway Expressmen
Jeffs
Express
Chicago Federation of Labor
United States Express Company
Evansville & Terre Haute Road
Chicago & Eastern Illinois
Evansville & Terre Haute
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
St. Louis
San Francisco
M. E. Ingalls
New York
Wabash
Pittsburg
Fort Wayne
Crestline
C. E. Fuller
Chicago & Alton
A. L. Humphreys
C. F. Daly
Atlantic City
Council Bluffs
Union Pacific
Big Four
Andrew Wood
Washington
Baltimore
Boston
Ford Wood
Yellowstone Park
Ripley
Santa Fe
L. J. Blaker
White Line
Portland
W. D. McLaughlin
Chicago & Northwestern
Northwestern
Pacific Coast
Minneapolis
St. Paul
C. M. Hobbs
Denver & Rio Grande
Thomas Tipton
F. J. Goodfellow
Erie
Bradford
American Charcoal Company
Edward Dickinson
Kansas City, Mexico & Orient Railroad
Toledo, St. Louis & Western
Toledo
Queen & Crescent
Eastern Car Works
L. Sates Sapacey
Southern Plate
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Perk Not Fined in Gambling Case at Virginia Avenue Saloon
Virginia avenue saloon keeper Harry Perk was discharged in Police Court after evidence failed to show he ran a gambling resort. Several men were caught craps shooting in his barroom. those men were fined, and a woman found in the saloon was fined as well.
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Harry Perk
Virginia Avenue
Weaver
Perk
Real Estate Transfers Filed in Marion County Indiana 1963
Instruments for record show numerous property transfers in Marion County. list includes Grail Cotton to George Barnhart Lots 41 and 44 and Rag Hornaday’s Holbrook add for 900. Paul R. John et ux to Michael Hubert Lot 23 Klingensmith’s sub of Outlet 128 for 1,050. William White et ux to John Marees part of a set 16, 4 asvesoas peons ayteenepone. and many more lots in West Park, North Indianapolis, Irvington, and other neighborhoods with total transfers and considerations totaling 59,111.50. Additional notes list various improvements and remodels at addresses including Bates, Fulton, and Se two-story frame dwelling.
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Recorder’s
Marion County
Indiana
Grail Cotton
George Barnhart
Hornaday
Holbrook
Paul
R. John
Michael Hubert
Kliingensmith
City of Indianapolis
William
White Et Ux
John Aarees
Ae Set
Asvesoas Peons
Ayteenepone Land and Company
Oral
West Park Indianapolis
Ryder
Wilcox
Miley
Peter Spitzfadden
Ellaing
Fletcher
George Thompson
Purcell
Jones
Mutual Home
Sarah FE. Gates
Indianapolis
Philip M. Lans
Sara G Ates
North
William L. Elder
Ruth Borart
William B. Gentler
Otho Fisher
Charles A. Bookwalter
Jenny G. Shirley
Kenwood
Hubert E. Heine
James F. White
Woodruff Place
Charles
Stilz
Louisa C. Ross
C. B. Stiles Wiright
Coffman
MecKernan
City of
James Kinnick
Dolphin A. Huffer
Hogshire
Joan C. Brill
William C Seaner
Englewood
Edgar Hetzel
James EB. Allfree
Lot Ll
Marlette Park
MAD Core Vensevereesscuses
Reading
Tompkins, Davis & Oup
MOG
Charles H. Litterer
Clara E. Aa
Campbell's
Istadd
May
Frank J Arene
Hazel
Smallwood
Worth Indianapolis
Sqanatceteeysconses
Martin L. Morris
John K
Soo Road declares first dividend in road history
Directors at Minneapolis approve a seven percent dividend on preferred stock and two percent on common stock. The notice highlights a series of railway moves and personnel changes across major lines including Big Four and Wabash, with new engines, depots, and executive appointments shaping midwest rail operations.
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Soo Road
Minneapolis
Made Cripple for Life Complaint Against Terminal Co
Susan A. Light files a 15000 damages suit in the Superior Court against the Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Company. She alleges she was a passenger on an Irvington car, fell when the conductor started the car before she alighted, fracturing her hip and becoming a cripple for life. She says she was forced to reboard and stand at Union Station causing further anguish.
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Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Company
Susan A. Light
Irvington
Ritter Avenue
Washington
Illinois Streets
Union Station
Girl Declared Insane in Washington Street Hearing
Beulah Hockett nineteen year old daughter of Mr and Mrs William Hockett of English avenue was adjudged insane after a hearing before Justice Stout. The court heard she is a religious fanatic with periods of wild conduct and shifting religious affiliations. Police found her at an East Washington street resort last Wednesday night and held her until her sanity was assessed. A separate Federal Court bill of complaint filed by American Iron and Steel Company of Reading against Midland Steel Company of Muncie seeks to probe transactions that connected Midland to United States Steel and its history.
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East Washington Street
American Iron and Steel Company
Reading
Midland Steel Company
Muncie
Midland Company
United States Steel Company
American Sheet Steel Company
Midland
D. W. McGaughey
Midlands
United States Steel Corporation
New Suits Filed In Superior Court Quiet Title And Support
Lena Stark and others sue Julia Anne Japson and others in the Superior Court Room 1 to quiet title. Mary E. Weston sues Charlies Weston and others in the Superior Court Room 3 for support. Susan A. Light sues Indianapolis Traction and related parties in an unspecified matter.
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Lena Stark
Julia Anne Japson
Superior Court
Mary E. Weston
Charlies Weston
Susan A. Light
Indianapolis Traction
Court docket entries for divorce and support actions
Superior Court docket lists cases including Jane R. Hidan versus William Hiday for divorce in Court Room 3 and Hott H. Corman versus Carrie L. Corman for divorce in Court Room 22. Other items include Simeon Fitzgerald versus William Morris Fitzgerald for support in Room 2 and Alvin Cavill in a case noted as Knode versus Cavill in cece Court.
Higher Courts Record and Appellate Docket Minute 4964
Appellate motions and notices to dismiss and briefs on motion listed for James M. Hatfield et al versus Lizzie Chenoweth with new cases including William M. Covault et al versus Nancy Sanders Elmira Whitehead and others file record and assignment of errors across several cases including Union Traction Company of Indians versus William P. Sheloff in Tipton County and Peter Soxola administrator case in St Joseph.
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Appellate Court
James M. Hatfield Et al
Lizzie C. Chenoweth
Huntington D. C
William M. Covault
Nancy Sanders
Wells C. C. Record
Elmira
Mrs Lulie Fleener Dead After Illness In Indianapolis
Mrs Lulie Fleener wife of Daniel F Fleener long active in Indianapolis insurance died yesterday at 11 am at 2136 North Meridian street following an operation four months earlier Burial at home next Monday 10 am private She was born November 14 1856 married in 1881 a Central Christian Church member She leaves no children and is survived by her mother Mrs A G Selman a sister Mrs Alice Moore two brothers Drs J W Selman and Thomas H Selman of Greenfield.
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Lulie Fleener
Daniel F. Fleener
Indianapolis
North
Meridian Street
Central Christian Church
A. G. Selman
Alice Moore
Introduce New Superintendent for County Hospital at Julietta
Superintendent-elect Morgan accompanied the County Commissioners to the County Hospital for the Insane at Julietta yesterday. The commissioners said the trip was to introduce Mr Morgan to the institution and its staff.
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Morgan
County Hospital For the
Julietta
David and Jonathan in the Royal Court Friendship and Faith
In this August 23, 1903 lesson the bond between David and Jonathan is explored as a model of faith rooted friendship. Jonathan sacrifices personal right to the throne, defends David, and clothing him with his own royal gear, while David’s humble piety and courage amid danger are highlighted. Their alliance is framed as theocratic and exemplary, with caution about deceit and the costs of ambition.
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Saul
Judean
Steppes
David
Jonathan
Israel
Edmund Ironside
Canute
Pythagora
Tell Her Love Story Before Aging In Marriage
A short excerpt from George Birdseye in Good Housekeeping urges husbands to tell their wives they love them daily, preserving the story of their romance as years pass. The piece contrasts this with waning memory and fear of forgetting affection, underscoring words over actions. A fragment titled WASTED ENERGY follows a joke about washing a face and impending rain.
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Walt
George Birdseye
Good Housekeeping
Christion Endeavor on Making Our Lives Count like Paul
A devotional urging Christians to imitate Paul by dedicating all gifts to God. It emphasizes not fearing labor or sacrifice, recounts Paul’s hardships, and argues believers must count all things as loss to serve Christ, living a consecrated, fearless faith.
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Paul
Timothy
God
Christ
Corinth
Apostle
Plato
Passenger cars to Meridian Street Indianapolis schedule note
Train and streetcar timetable details list departures from Pennsylvania and Washington streets with first car at 6 am and hourly runs until 1 pm, last at 11:15 pm, plus weekend extra departures including 11:00 am and 3:00 pm. Meridian Street Greenwood service shows morning and afternoon runs, incorporating passenger and express cars. Indianapolis Shelbyville route referenced.
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Magnolia Building
Kentucky Sienue
South Capitol
Anderson
Muncie
Marion
Alexandria
Elwood
Tipton
Panthee
Indianapolis
Alson
Pennsylvania
Washington Streets
Meridian Str
Greenwood
Shelbyville
Washington and
Meridian Streets
Shelbyvills
Hader's Drug Store
Pennsylvania Streets
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Vital Statistics
James and Mary Newton
William and Annetta An
Ida Wolf
South East
Girl
Amelia Nolte
Singleton
Boy
Margaret Johnson
Minnesota
Meorse
Anna Harper
Kate Schmyte
William ‘Oa
Anna McCahill
East Ninewe
Tillie Bickirich
Bellefontaine
Otto Whicker
Martha Snyder
Feile G. Watkins
Mary F. Wall
Edward Oberting
Jane Kelso
Elizabeth Neall
Sente
Richard Martin
Bartro-enterine
Huth Whithek
Katherine Foley
Delaware
Helen B. Smith
South
Seota
Albert Thomas Woof
New Jersey
George Oran Perry
Jefferson
A. Diener
E. Washington
Tel. Sc
Crown Hill
M_ UW
Farrell
Washington St
New
Pullman Building
Chiengi
W. H. Miller
Vi. B.A
Union Trust Building
Indianaports
Indianapolis Southern Railway
Sullivan
Wynson Trust Building
Padthern Construction & Equipment Company
Indiana State Prison
Michiganity
Board of Control
James LD. Reid
Evch
Dresent
Ames D. Reid
Henry Weshorst
Henry Weghorst
William HL. Orcutt
Marion Circuit Court
M. Scearee
Creutt
Eame
Wil Weits
Sai
Harry M. Scea
Meirs
Carrie Behmnidt
Tern
Gustav G. Schmidt
Carrier
Marvey, Pickens
Cox & Kahn
Columbus Barracks
Columbus
Hic
Pullman Bullding
Ill
Act of Congress of
G& Wk
Columbus Bar
Falks
Ohio
Pep
Congress
Eac
Florence M. Adkinson
William P Adkinson
A. F
Rente
Christian Science
Methodist
Presbyterian
Mass. Ay
Biel “St
Soae
Circle
Peerless Foundry
B. Mary‘ Eats
Dag
North Alabama
National
Dearborn St
U. S. Army
North Illind
Idianapolis
United States Marine Corps
Sentinel Building
C. F. Dickingon
General Delivery
Frank Sawyer
C. F. Sayles & CO
East Market Street
Brown & CO
Hall Building
Kansas City
Frank Kern
Mattoon
W. D. Allison CO
Alabama
LA Union
George F. Cram
the Journal
Capitol Av
Indpls. Warehouse CO
Utice
Joseph Gardner
Kenave
Tis
Rollyn Hawkins
Virginia
HENRY
LOR & CO
N. Senate
Tention
American Expressmency Strike
General Notes
Ian Honrera Moriarty
Bates
Louis Hergth
Fulton
Michin
Thomas
C Cook
Soo
Terminal Company
the Court Record
Par Reed
Richard Gold
Father
I Samuel xviii
David and
Samuel
Tom
Jack
Christian Endeavor
Amos x. Wes
Joe Atkins
Barry
Time & Io
Washington T. Ua
Artiva
Land
Wayne
Union City
Cleveland
N.Y
Bos
Benton HA
Benton Harbor Express
Benton Harbor
Exposition Flyer
Cincinnati Express
Cincinnat
Vernon
Louisville
Peoria
Bloomington
Teoria
Veorian
Gonstins
Lynn
Privein
HAM
City
Claypeo
Cincinnati Fast Marlin
Toledo and Roll Express
Dayton
Cincinnati Limited
Cincinnati and
Detroit
Sane
Springfield Livision
Persine Apa
Springfeld Express
Springfield
Decatur
Ee Ste
Louis RY. Fice
Lake Erie & Western RR
Lafay
Minteipats
Phi Iphis
Columbua
Lowevil
Loulert
Richmond
Piqua
Colum Vincennes i
Madisus
Madiavonia
Incennes Losiarne
Madison
Lisknoes
Phil
Thirston
Xenia
Dhmond
Logansport
VANDA
Martinsville
Way Pols
Philadelphia
Baltimore and
Washi
Daston and
Springfiel
Bt. Louis Limited
Terre Haute
Western Express
Seevene
Etingham
Expres
Greencastle
Sod
Terre Haste
Loud
Dalry
Lund
Ord
Indiana Union Traction CO
Indianapolis & Eastern BR. ER. Co
Franklin Building
Sess
Pasrs
Greenbeld
Tetueoeeeies
Tacotte Galien Wails
Indianapolis & Martinsville
Rapid Transit Co
Kentucky
WPCC
Mooresville
Greenwwod
Franklin BR. R. Co
Southeastern Traction Co