Births and deaths listed in August vital statistics
Vital statistics from August 24 record births and deaths across Indianapolis and surrounding areas. Notable entries include William and Catharine Moore with Stella Brit, and numerous couples with addresses on Tacoma, Chadwick, Park, and West m streets. Multiple deaths listed with causes such as phthisis, tuberculosis, meningitis, and cancer. hospital and residence details noted. Also includes funeral notices, ads, and miscellaneous notices from local services and job solicitations.
Columbus Barracks Auction Notice at Columbus Ohio
Public auction under federal act to sell the Columbus Har. Law Cho property of about seven acres for Columbus city purposes. The sale may be for the whole or split into three parcels if bids meet or exceed the appraised value of $290,000. A $21,000 deposit is required for a whole sale. parcels require 20 percent deposits and payment within two days.
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Columbus
Chicago
Local Trade and Service Classifieds Include Rentals and Notices
A dense page of business directory items lists mechanical engineers and patent services, livery stables, a foundry repair shop, and multiple rental notices for furnished and unfurnished rooms. Also included are business exchanges, lost items, storage services, and public notices for hospital supply bids and repair work.
Financial Loans Advertised by Williams and Co
Financial notice from C N Williams & Co offering 6 percent loans on Indianapolis city property county seats and farm property nationwide. They state they use own funds with no delay and partial availability. Contact tw East Market Street for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eee
Frank Sawyer
C. F. Sayles
East Market Street
Indianapolis
Indiana
C. N. Williams & Co
Tw E. Market St
Real estate transfers filed in Marion County Indiana
Instruments filed for record show transfers from Dolly Flomerfelt and others to Louisa A. ter car for Lot 17 in Indianapolis Car $2,500 and numerous other lot transfers in Davis's Sugar Grove Belmont and Oak Hill areas. Total transfers listed amount to $35,401 with numerous property addresses and parcels detailed. Includes trades to Ralph M. Wise, James M. Ogden, and Mary Warren among others, plus a bulk list of frame cottages and repairs in various streets.
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Recorder’s
Marion County
Indiana
Dolly Flomerfelt
Louisa A. Ter
Indianapolis
Hte Ag
Carmack
Sicdarty
Willoughby
Wailing
Ralph M. Wise
Davis
Sugar Grove
Abe
Sy. Carter
Lot
Greenleaf
Ker & Hanway
Fletcher
Oak Hill
Albert E. Brooks
Edward F. Smith
Wien
Robson & Voorhees
John Wajen
Clay T. Bothie
Lot Wi
Pleasant
John W. Vail
James M. Ogden
Len White
D. Engle
Phil Sysige
Bean H. Clark
Pali, Onan
Willis D. Brunahlock
John C. Burton
N. Pameesern
Daniel G. Williams
H. H. Phillips
G. Schur- Mann
Central Park
John C.ees
N. Indianapolis
Jane & Armstrong
Albert Eg
Ogle
Park
Amanda L
Olleman
Belmont
George L. Harrington
Mary Warren
Brookaide
Coroner to Probe Morgan Death Near Big Four Tracks
Coroner Tutewiler said he will investigate Clinton Morgan's death after he was found unconscious near Bean Creek by the Big Four tracks. He believes the man was struck by a train and discounts foul play claims.
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Tutewiler
Clinton Morgan
Bean Creek
Morgan
Segner Adjudged Insane After Police Court Case
Charles Segner, jailed for abusing and deserting his wife during her illness, was declared insane by a commission in Justice Stout's court. The divorced wife made the insanity charges and he will be taken to the Central Hospital for the insane today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Segner
Justice Stout
Central Hospital
Emperor buys fifty fourth residence at Pearl of Brandenburg
Berlin August 4 The Emperor adds his fifty fourth dwelling to the fifty three owned by purchasing the Damum Muehle estate nicknamed the Pearl of Brandenburg for five hundred thousand dollars. The buyer Von Mollank s estate will be rebuilt and turned into a hunting castle.
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Berlin
Damum-Muehle
Brandenburg
von Mollank
Roads In Good Condition and Pan-American Railway Plan Disclosed
General Manager Memmert of the Indiana Car Service Association reports prompt unloading and strong western road capacity with improved motive power, car capacity, and yard facilities since last year. The Pan-American Railway proposal, with $250 million capitalization, envisions a 10,000 mile line from Port Nelson to Buenos Ayres and branches to Rio Janeiro and Valparaiso, with offices in Guthrie and Shawnee.
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Memmert
Indiana Car Service Association
St. Louis
Chicago
Hudson Bay
British Columbia
Buenos Ayres
South America
Guthrie
O. T
Pan-American Railway Company
Port Nelson
Winnipeg
Manitoba
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Galveston
Tex
Republic of Mexico
Central America
Panama
States of Columbia
Ecuador
Republic of Peru
Atlantic Ocean
Brazil
Rio Janeiro
Chile
Valparaiso
South Pacific Ocean
Pan-American Railway
W. H. Dodge
Stephen A. Sheldon
W. J. Pendleton
Eldredge G. Phalps
Shawnee
Rail developments and personnel shifts across midwest lines
Regional rail notes report staffing moves from Los Angeles to fill a vacancy left by W B Beams. Indianapolis sees a record load of cars in a week on the Springfield division. Additional locomotives moved to Springfield for ballast work. Extended freight service opens Aug 31 on a Pittsburg area extension. Plans for passenger service remain unsettled. Chicago Northwestern shifts away from small cars toward 40 000 to 100 000 pounds capacity cars. The Omaha line advances major Iowa railroad works including Ottumwa fill. Charters amended to allow a Missouri line to compete for Lake Erie traffic. Big Four transfers announced and marked by executive visits. A banker tour across northern Ohio is primed for fast trains with special Pullman equipment, headed by George Gould’s interest in speedy service.
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Zanesville & Western
Fultonham
M. A. Zook
Indianapolis Lines
Jersey Central
W. H. Talbot
Pennsylvania
W. R. Fagan
Southern Pacific
Atlanta
New York
Illinois Central
Cairo
Paducah
St. Louis
San Francisco
Dock Board of
New Orleans
C. E. Fuller
Chicago & Alton
A. L. Humphrey
James M. Lancis
Voorhees
Philadelphia & Reading
Alleghany River
Pittsburg
Baltimore & Ohio
Edward Junction
Taylor
Wabash
J. R. Griffiths
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Western Bureau
New York Central
Los Angeles
W. B. Beams
Southern California
Springfield
Indianapolis
Petoskey
Mackinac
W. A. Terrey
Lake Erie
Chicago & Northwestern
Ottumwa
Iowa
Pittsburg, Cleveland & Toledo Company
Liberty Township
R. H. Simpson
Greensburg
Sunman's Hill
R. P. Algeo
Monon
Wiltur Lee
George Haylor
Lackawana
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Rock Island
Osage Railroad Company
Missouri, Kansas & Oklahoma Railroad
Osage Nation
Indian Territory
Indian Meridian
Guthrie
O. T
Missouri, Kansas & Texas System
Pennsylvania ¥. M. C. A
Institute For
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York City
Philadelphia
Blackman
Eastern
Big Four
Ohio Bankers
California
Bankers’ Convention
Pullman
Cleveland
George Gould
Missouri Pacific
Denver & Rio Grande
Kentucky Maneuvers Dispatch Requests Indiana Men
The Adjutant General received a War Department dispatch asking how many men Indiana can furnish for the West Point Kentucky maneuvers starting September 26. Full details on each command are required, and company commanders were ordered to submit complete details within two weeks.
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Ward
War Department
Indiana
West Point
Butler Graduate Will Teach Indians In Indian Territory
William H. Long of this city leaves today for Indian Territory to join Armstrong Academy near McAllister as assistant superintendent. The academy is the territory’s largest Indian institute with hundreds of students. Long, a Butler College graduate and Sigma Chi member, will oversee much of the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ies
William H. Long
Indian Territory
Armstrong Academy
McAllister
Long
Butler College
Sigma Chi
Central College Physicians and Surgeons Session Opens Sept 22
The twenty fifth annual session of the Central College of Physicians and Surgeons of this city begins September 22 with regular instructors in multiple medical branches and special lecturers including R B Witherill Lafayette M V B Newcomer Tipton W H Link Indian apolis J C Sexton Rushville C of Helen Peru Walker Schell Terre Haute O J Gronendyke New Castle George R Green Muncie and George H Grant Richmond. A poem by W D Nesbit from the Chicago Tribune accompanies the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central College of Physicians and Surgeons
R. B. Witherill
Lafayette
M. V. B. Newcomer
Tipton
W. H. Link
Indianapolis
J. C. Sexton
Rushville
C. of
Helen
Peru
Walker Schell
Terre Haute
O. J. Gronendyke
New Castle
George R. Green
Muncie
George H. Grant
Richmond
Warden Assigns New Inmate Number at Penitentiary
The warden assigns new prisoner number 397 to a newcomer who jokes about being in the "00" row, expressing relief at securing a place inside.
Heat delays injunction on North West street pavement plan
In Terre Haute court a temporary injunction hearing was held to block the Board of Works from opening bids for a North West street flint rock macadam pavement amid a dispute over petitions and signatures. The judge took the case under advisement as to the validity of petition signatures. Separately, Enos E. Prichard sued Dr. J Rilus Eastman for 5061.71 over a surgical bill after a disputed operation and wage garnishment. A federal ruling ordered 6750 paid to Mark Paul Jr. from the Terre Haute and Indianapolis Railway Peoria fund for first mortgage coupons due March 1, 1902.
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Board of Works
North West Street
McMaster
Law Library
John W. Barth
Lucy Caylor
Enos E. Prichard
J. Rilus Eastman
Indianapolis
Prichard
Tipton
Dr. Eastman
W. Shaw
Chicago
Cook County
Shaw
Baker
Mark Paul, Jr
Peoria
Terre Haute & Indianapolis Railway Company
Volney T. Mallett
New Suits Filed in Circuit and Superior Courts
Susie Bode sues Charles H. Bode for divorce in Circuit Court. Martha A. Pierce seeks divorce from James P. Pierce in Superior Court Room 3. Enos E. Pritchara sues J. Rilus Eastman for damages in Circuit Court. Thos B Morris sues Merit Dickerson et al to quiet title in Superior Court.
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Susie Bode
Charles H. Bode
Circuit Court
Martha A. Pierce
James P. Pierce
Superior Court
Enos E. Pritchara
J. Rilus Eastman
Thos. B. Morris
Merit Dickerson
Higher Courts Record Supreme Court Minutes and Appeals
A historical list of appellate court minutes and briefs across several circuits. Entries include American Rolling Mill Company versus Hullinger and multiple motions, notices, and briefs for certiorari and transcript amendments. Names, courts, and case references appear in dense docket format.
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Supreme Court
American Rolling Mill Company
James H. Hullinger
Delaware
C. C. Appeters
Notes of Recent Opinions in 19th Century Law
Reprints several case notes on drainage district dues, master liability for servant negligence, penalties for attempts, antitrust actions, qualified privilege of witness statements, railroad liability for engineer acts, landlord duties amid heater failures, charivari injuries, condemnation powers for telegraph lines, sewer project eminent domain limits, and shared fault among railroad servant claims. Includes extensive note on drainage and sewer procedure authorities.
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Mound City L
Miller
Burns
Cal
Tenn
Pittsfield Cottonwear Mfg. Co
Pittsfield Shoe Co
N. H
Gilmore
Fuller
Ft. Worth & R. G. R. Co
Southwestern Teleg. and Teleph. Co
Tex
Waterbury
Platt Bros. & Co
Callahan
St. Louis Merchants’ Bridge Terminal R. Co
Rsons
Resolutions Adopted for Urban Improvements and Vacations
Grading of Rural street segments from Tenth to Sixteenth street. opening of the alley north of Raymond street between Shelby street and Barth avenue. vacation of part of the first alley west of Shelby street from Raymond street north. Completed improvements include asphalt roadways brick gutters and cement walks on Madison avenue to Ray street and Thirteenth street from Corneil avenue to Roosevelt avenue. Petition filed and referred to the engineer for private cement walk on the east side of Alabama street from Ft Wayne avenue to Pratt street. T. H. Spann.
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Tenth Street
Sixteenth Street
Raymond Street
Shelby Street
Barth Avenue
Madison Avenue
Ray Street
Thirteenth Street
Corneil Avenue
Roosevelt Avenue
Alabama Street
Ft. Wayne Avenue
Pratt Street
T. H. Spann
Governor Durbin Receives Visit From Judge John R Thomas
Judge John R Thomas of Indian Territory, a former city resident, visited Governor Durbin yesterday to obtain certificated copies of commissions issued to him by Governor Morton during the war. He served in Company C of the Tenet eeataee In- Volunteer Regiment. The original documents are sought for his records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durbin
John R. Thomas
Indian Territory
Thomas
Morton
National Bar Association Meets in Hot Springs Venturing Next Year
The National Bar Association, currently meeting at Hot Springs Virginia, may be invited to hold the year session at French Lick Springs. Rumor points to Indiana lawyers Robert B. Taylor of Ft Wayne and W A Ketchum of this city as presidential candidates. About ten to fifteen Indianapolis lawyers are expected to attend.
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National Bar Association
Hot Springs
French Lick Springs
Indiana
Robert 8. Taylor
Ft. Wayne
W. A. Ketchum
Indianapolis
Ohio Governor seeks capture of suspected larceny fugitive
A requisition filed in the secretary of state’s office requests the apprehension of H. T. Smith charged with grand larceny in Hamilton County Ohio. Smith fled prior to arrest and is believed to be in Indiana. The request vests delivery to the State’s agent. Smith allegedly stole property valued at four dollars from George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of the State
Ohio
H. T. Smith
Hamilton County
Smith
Indiana
John A. T
George
Indianapolis Shelbyville and Southeastern Traction Timetable
Passenger cars operate from Washington and Meridian streets with daily and Saturday hours. Round trips Indianapolis to Shelbyville listed with multiple departure times and intermediate stops. tickets available at Trader's Drugstore and E. E. Ensley Pharmacy. Weekend special schedule applies with adjusted times.
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Franklin
Meridian
Richmond
Greenfield
Knightstown
Intermedia
Aiger
Lem
Pennsylvania
Washington Streets
Georgia
Greenwood
Dianapolis
Shelbyville
Care
Indianapolis
Washington and
Mecidian
Trader's
Washington
Pennsylvania Streets
E. E. Ensley Pharmacy
Stubbine Hotel Breek
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Vital Statistics
William and Catharine Moore
Tacoma Aveand
Stella Brit
Alberta Smith
Janapelis
Boy
Tam and Ee Michefelder
Eastmond Risse Pearcy
Chadwick Street
Frey
Mattle Brady
Martindale Aveand
Gertie
Park Avenue
Mary McWhorter
West m Street
Minnie Exerhoff
Applegate
Sophia Schokel
Linden Street
Mary Ebner
South Keystone
Soha
Lilly Witton
Harding Street
Christopher and
Harriette Krohner
Mietta Yubbard
Calista House
Bessie Broyles
South West End
Stelle Wilson
East Court Street
Hell
Nancy Reatherford
Brookhart
Bisache Newbern
Garrett
Mariah Buchum
Nettie J. Dinkin
TE Hithhene
Mary Muesing
Wnamente
Eva Taylor
Georgie Dungy
Ties Beattie
Mary Sawyer
Laura P. Couch
W. Warm
Harriett N. Warner
Lake Newman
Indiana Avenue
Murphy
Iowa Street
E. Womack
Carr
Belmont Avenue
Wisconsin Street
Fremont Street
Ors
M. Kerr
Hugh Kerr
Kynwood Avenue
A. Diener
Crown Hill
M.H. Farrell
West Waslst
Tutewiler & Bon
Market St. Tel
ADAMS
Krieger
N. Ill
Massachusetts
Old Main
Frank A. Blanchard
Delaware St
Society Notice
K. T
T. Conde
Beau Leutes
RICE
United States & Cents
P Per Akin
Empire
Grand Vu
Iianapolis
Ind
United States
Maues
Sharecter
Unitedited States
Sentinel
Rr Re
Willis & Conye
Miadec
Rae Nea
Seeameeeel
Board of Receiver Commissioners
Shortridge High School
Vonnegut Bohn
Leesure
Beard
John E. Cleland
Co . K Bell
Ingalls
Horace Wood
Peerless Foundry
E. Marquer
College
Neral
Neons
OWN & Eco
Hall Building
Kansas City
Tedden Ee
Ee Ae
Union Transfer and Storage Company
Ohio St
Union Tracks
Joseph Gardner
Kentucky
Igut
Rollin “Hawkins
Virginia
Atabion
Henry Taylor
N. Senate
Board of Trustees
Central Indiana Hospital For Insane
Statehouse
Board of Truseen
Ella M. Watte
Parkway
Houston
Cothrell
Terrace Avenue
L. Cothrell
Downey Ave
Downey Avenue
College Ave
Cocnret
E. L. Cothrell
I. Cothrel
Steen Cothrell
Dearborn Street
A. Lehrean
Heseneirs
Segner
Panhandle
S. B. Liggett
Lez
American Townsite Company
Railway Corporation
Shawnee and
Okla
Superior, Neb
Hutchinson, Kan
Dallas
Galveston, Tex
Canada
City of Mexico
Hudson
Germany
Butler
Central College
Night
W. D. Nesbit
The
Chicago Tribune
News of the Courts
Sues
Dr. J. Rilus Eastman
Paul
Marie Heath
New England
Henry W. Savage
Richard Golden
Empire Theater Sies
Bowery
Fairview Park
Vitascope Motion Pictures
McKinley
Mount Pelee
Baseball
Milwaukee
the Court Record
Appellate Court
Court of Honor
Alice C. Baukert
Shelly C. C
August Schele
Henry Wagner
Allen C. C
Standard Oil Company of Indiana
Joseph Fordeck
Porter C. C
Chicago Terminal Transfer Railroad Company
George Harry Vandenburg
Porter
Jacob Boos
Carl Tong
Wabash Co. C. Appellee
Bernhard Muller
James M. Yowter
Tippacanoe C. C. Appellee
James M. Hatfield
Lizzie C. Chenoweth
Huntington C. C. Appellee
Melissa Risser
Jesse M. Pages
Huntington C. C. Appellants
the Southern Railway Company
William P. Jones
Crawford C. C. Appellee
State Fair
Mrs. Neanie
Free Cooking School
John L. Thompson
Chas. Downing
Congress
Batteship
United States District Court
City News Notes
St. Francis de Sales Church
Brightwood
Holton Place
Senate Avenue
First Alley
T. E. Kane
West Street
North Street
Fourteenth Street
Julius Keller
Warman Avenue
Washington Street
Victoria Street
Henry Maag
French Lick
Oae
Vulcan
Household USA
Indianapolis Gas Co
And
Cincinnati
Vernon
Louisville
Ripon Canon
Bloomington
Springfeld
Lyon
Ham
City
Claypool
Dayton
Acceens
Toledo
Detroit Express
Cincinnati Limited
Detroit
Decatue
Springfield Express
Tuscola
Deestur
St. Lotel
Lou
Michigan
Det
Jim Muncie
Ayennsylvania
Baltimore
Madison
St. Louis Limited
St. Lou
Terre Be
Fink
Indiana Union Traction CO
Magnolia
Kentucky Avenue
Fer
Anderson
Elwood
Gadamar
Fegan
Muncleum m
Andereson
Alexandria
Marton
Indianapolis & Eastern BR
Ndianapolis
Martinsville
Apid F
ANSI
Mooresville
Martinaville
Franklin R. KR. CO
Southeastern Traction CO
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