Vital Statistics August 26 1902 births and deaths list
Charlier and Cora Huber Irvington report a girl and mate Sieinech Irvington a boy Anna Noon Arbor a boy Frea ach Mary Courville 2 East 5 aiva Matti Dunwiddie 608 Holly relith and Martha Carlyle SIS West Sterling Jessie Clark 25 Blackford boy Charles Jennie Thrilkeld GI West Eleventh girl John Annie Kiehler 133 South Meridian ae Cherles Emma Rudolph Hamilton a boy Nur Edna Richards 325 Broadway J A C King M2 Drover rviille Lizzie route 115 South Capital Anna Schroeder 1432 Delaware Ona Eashman 616 West Merrill Mihis Mary Dickey St Vincent's girl John A Nellie Flynn George W Draper Martha J Woodruff William Look Ma Fling John Sechrist Maude Gallagher P Givens Pete Hawthorne Willams New Lala Rees H Stolz Mary Kianke rd BK Bottome Amt Roseland Hetheringer William A Dressenderfer Josephine Jones Margaret M Fisher dysentery Sia Williams 25 204 North Elder tuberculosis Luke 39 13109 North New Jersey ipstaeeeal breaking of neck Hamline oceanibeny 64 1213 North Alabama type Chartes Cale 80 2231 North New Jersey Gysentery well Lee 2 typhoiit Harriet Staton 43 236 West Bay Musner 41 1811 Woodlawn, Bervoun prostration
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiva
Matti Dunwiddie
Holly
Martha Carlyle
Sis West Sterling
Jessie Clark
Blackford
Charles and
Jennie Thrilkeld
GI West
John
Annie Kiehler
South Meridian
Cherles
Emma Rudolph
Hamilton
Boy
Nur
Edna Richards
Broadway
J. A — c. King
Rviille
Lizzie
Seouth Capital
Anna Schroeder
Delaware
Ona Eashman
West Merrill
Mihis
Mary Dickey
St. Vincent's
Girl
John A
Nellie Flynn
George W. Draper
Martha J. Woodruff
William Look
Ma Fling
John Sechrist
Maude Allagher
P. Givens
Pete Hawthorne
Willams New
Lala Rees
Flee H. Stolz
Mary Kiankerd
Roseland Hetheringer
Willam A. Dressenderfer
Josephine Jones
Margaret M Fisher
Sheldon
Sia Williams
North Elder
Luke
North New Jersey
Hamline
North Alabama
New Jersey
Lee
Harriet Staton
West Bay
Musner
Woodlawn
REEDY Co. specimen and funeral notices excerpt
Classified listing fragment from a historical Indianapolis paper noting funeral directors Frank Blanchard, florists Bertermann Bros, patent attorney ThompsonKR Bell, and various ads for storage, loan services, and notices. Mentions Guardian mortgage notes, second-hand building material, and a lost item. Contains address blocks and telephones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
REEDY @ Co
Frank Blanchard
Delaware St
Plorists
Bertermann Bros
New No
Mane
Det
Thompson KR. Bell
Ingcalls Block
Indianapolis
Horace Wood
Circle
Peerless Foundry CO
Tio Meek St
Stevens
Senate
Old Brown
Fort Wayne to Lafayette Traction Company Incorporation
The Fort Wayne Logansport and Lafayette Traction Company filed articles of incorporation for an interurban line from Fort Wayne to Lafayette via Huntington Wabash Peru Logansport Delphi Roanoke Andrews and other towns. Directors include Horace Stillwell A L Drum George F McCulloch C W McGuire H F Guthrie W C Sampson Charles A Baldwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Logansport
George F. McCulloch
C. W. McGuire
H. F. Guthrie
W. C. Sampson
Charles A. Baldwin
Union Window Glass Company
Anderson
American Window Glass Company
New Anderson Company
Justin A. Faivre
Fortune Dogneaux
C. W. Cole
Walter Butler back from Denver and Western points
Walter G. Butler returns from Denver and other Western points. Mrs. Albert Pease serves as cornetist at the Howard-place Methodist Church on Sunday evenings. Funeral arrangements for Joseph J. Kunkel set from 154 Linden Street at 8:30 a.m. and Sacred Heart Church at 9 a.m. Burial at German Catholic Cemetery south of the city. George Reis, 7 South East Street, injured when his bike on Meridian Street collided with Charles Faust, 522 Perris Street. arm set at Dr. Keller's office and he was taken home. Both wheels damaged. Sousa world fame band touring, praised by W. C. Grigsby returning from an Eastern trip, with concerts at Atlantic City Auditorium in high demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter G. Butler
Denver
Albert Pease
Howard-place Methodist Church
Joseph J. Kunkel
Linden Street
Sacred Heart Church
George Reis
South East Street
Meridian Street
Charles Faust
Perris Street
Rels
Dr. Keller
Indianapolis
Sousa
W. C. Grigsby
Atlantic City
Streets Must Be Cleaned by Marion County Firm
The Board of Public Works reprimanded Marion County Construction officials for failing to clean streets. The board plans heavy penalties if immediate improvement is not shown, though the company pledged to improve. Chairman Megrew emphasized the need for proper street cleaning and urged spending to achieve it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Works
Marion County
Megrew Sai
David A Helms Injured After Streetcar Strike
David A. Helms of near Kokomo was found unconscious at 7 30 PM near the corner of Virginia avenue and Washington street with a severe cut above the left eye. He was taken to the City Dispensary where Dr. Foreman dressed the wound. Bystanders say Helms attempted to cross the street when struck by a Blake street car. He could not say how the incident occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David A. Helms
Kokomo
Virginia Avenue
Washington Street
Foreman
Hielms
Blake Street
Helms
Fifty Years Of Service In Merging Express Lines
M D Woodford president of the Cincinnati Hamilton Dayton and allied lines has built a vast railroad career from telegraph operator to president and general manager. He helped extend the Indiana Decatur Western to Springfield and led consolidation talks to form the Cincinnati Indianapolis Western. The piece notes rising express company stock and possible mergers, with figures for Adams American Wells Fargo and United States Express, and mentions related industry movements and personnel changes across several railroads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. D. Woodford
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
Indiana, Decatur & Western
Erie
Michigan Central
Great Western Railroad
Canada
Chicago & Michigan Lake Shore
United States
Canada Southern
Fort Wayne & Jackson
Toledo
Ann Arbor & Grand Trunk
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Same Road
ISS
Cleveland & Marietta
Toledo Belt
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Dayton
Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling
Woodford
Ohio River Road
Springfield
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Indianapolis
Cincinnati, Indianapolis & Western
Hamilton & Dayton
Ohio
Fort Wayne
E. H. Harriman
Union Pacific
Wells- Fargo Express Company
Southern Pacific
Adams Express Company
Wells- Fargo
United States Express Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
Adams and American
Wells-Fargo
Local wholesale produce markets show firm tone amid mixed signals
Markets run strong in wholesale produce with leather and hides hardening and potatoes abundant. Eggs hold firm, poultry demand is high, butter weak, and large holdings must be sold before any improvement. Tomatoes easy, melons weak, Irish potatoes plentiful, apples firm with fair receipts, flour stronger, tropical fruits priced well, peaches limited and prices rising. Trade remains good across groceries and leathers showing hardening prices.
New System of Geography By C A Bowsher At Marion Institute
Champaign Illinois educator C A Bowsher spoke in the Marion County Teachers Institute on a revolutionary geography system using a revolving globe. He argued temperate zones hold greater energy and civilization, challenge the equator as the hottest area, and claim a new energy based philosophy will address economics and society. Also reports on cereal prices and a wide wagon market for grains and groceries with varied quotations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County Teachers’ Institute
Criminal Court Room
C. A. Bowsher
Champaign
Ill
Viathe
Bowsher
United States
Bewsher
Omega gas stove and assorted goods price list
A long OCR compiled price sheet lists Omega odorless gas stove and per bag prices plus a wide range of groceries and hardware items. It includes staples like apples grapes pears peaches melons and cabbage, alongside steel nails, linseed oil, and farm tools with varied unit prices and batch sizes. The text also notes a Cincinnati Typographical Union meeting praising intelligence and caution on strikes.
Rail ways orders steel rails for 416 miles and more
The Union and the Southern Pacific lines ordered 100000 tons of eighty pound steel rails for immediate delivery. This enables 416 miles of new steel to be laid as fast as delivered. Erie reports fiscal year results with gross earnings of 40894483 and net earnings of 12717853, up from prior year. Various rail executives and lines are active, including doubles on the Cleveland and Pittsburgh division, Chesapeake and Ohio travel growth, Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis air plant, telegraph raises on Northern Pacific, and Wabash terminal plans in Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Southern Pacific
Erie
Thomas Rodd
Pennsylvania Lines
Cleveland
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis
Nashville
G. Greene
Telegraph of
Brooks Locomotive Works
American Locomotive Works
Milton Wilder
Buuffalo
C. D. Wilder
Adolph H. Schwarz
Lackawanna
River Coal Company
Syracuse
Utica
The
Binghamton
Toledo, St. Louis & Western Road
Albany
Springfield
Worcester
Boston & Maine
Apeccyne
New England Passenger Association
C. A. Paquette
Peoria & Eastern
H. F. Houghton
Chicago
Big Four
Barnard
Paquette
St. Louis Railway Club
Purdue University
H. P. Barnard
East St. Louis
H. J. Blair
Washington, Ind
H. M. Patton
St. Louis
Chicago Alton
Telegraph
Pennsylvania
Washington Road
Hickory
Houston
Chartiers
Panhandle
Sulta
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Potter
Carothers
Spielman
Columbus & Lake Michigan
Columbus, Lima & Milwaukee
Northwest
Columbus
D. I. Roberts
Little Kanawha Road
Ramsey
Yellowstone Park
Burlington & Quincy
Northern Pacific
St. Paul
Moonlit Western Solitude Poem By Ella Higginson
Poem excerpt describes a moonlit Sehorme hill scene with fir shadows and night sounds. It contrasts quiet nature with a speaker's feverish pulse and passion. A final note warns not to forget Mrs. Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puget Sea
Ella Higginson
Their Re ne Maguit Hartford Courant
There are plenty of men perfectly well qualified in their own estimation for the presidency of the United States who would shrink from the prospect. They would feel in their bones their utter inadequacy to the work. as business, the United States is to the steel trust as Pope to an anthill.
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Hartford Courant
United States
Steel Trust
Ateel Trust
Pope Catapel
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