Births and Names From Vital Statistics Aug 26
Birth records list numerous Indianapolis residents with given names and surnames, noting babies born to Olson, Sweany, Hartman, Marey, Wheeler, Boback, and others. Several adults are named in associated entries, with ages ranging from teens to mid-sixties and addresses in Indianapolis area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olson
Indianapolis
Bertie Sweany
Sl Howard
Key
Kate Hartman
Sarah Marey
Wheeler
Eesie Boback
Brighton Boulehood — Merchant
Money on Mortgages and Local Notices in Indianapolis
Old notices list money on mortgages at 3 percent, property loans in Indiana counties or farms, with nonstandard contact lines. Also references appointment notices, heirs and creditors, and bankruptcy meeting details in Indianapolis and Marion County from early 1900s filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CFL
East Market Street
Indianapolis
India
N. Williams & KB
Market St
District Court
Stetrich
Indiana
Bankruyay
Bankrustey
Liftenbeth Ehmidt
Elizabeth Schmidt
Inin
Mastun
Disi
Bank T
AL Dy
Elizabeth
Chinicdt
Ediane Trust Building
Hicat Street
Journal Business Directory and Local Notices
Directory style item listing firms and contacts including Bertemann Bros patent attorney T H L Bell, Horace Wood livery stables, Peerless Foundry, storage by Union Transfer. Also lost items notices for black wrist purse on Michigan street and small black pocketbook on South Meridian. Includes contact details, addresses, and phone numbers for services and notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertermann Bros
New
Mazes
N. del
T. HL Bell
Pace
Patent Mann
Ingalls
Horace Wood
Circle
Peerless Foundry
Mary
Michigan St
Meridian
Pennsylvania
South Meridian
Captain Ernst
No. 7 Truck Company
Indianapolis
Burial of Garibaldi's son Menotti Garibaldi in desolate Campagna scene
Gabriele D Annunzio attends the burial as a gun carriage conveys Menotti Garibaldi across the Campagna Romana. Peasants light torches and cowboys guard the procession. At Carano the coffin is lowered by relatives with D Annunzio delivering a brief address as the grave is filled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Menotti Garibaldi
Campanzia Romana
Campagna Romana
Campagna
Gabrielle D'Annunzio
Carano
Menotti
D’annunzio
Johnsons platform calls for tax reform and home rule
The document attacks corporate taxation, demands fair assessment at value, and endorses home rule for counties and cities. It advocates initiative and referendum, stricter franchise controls, and bans waivers of injury claims by railroad and mining employers. Bryan is invited to speak. other notes include comments by Judge Gray and John L. Zimmerman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Democratic Party
Republican Party
United States
William Jennings Bryan
Wabash Officials Forecast Strong Business From Pittsburg Route
Wabash officials report improved freight and passenger prospects as track work nears completion on the Pittsburg extension. Routes through twenty tunnels, ninety pound rails, and a potential early 1904 freight start promise higher loads and enhanced hauling capacity, with scenic sections aiding passenger appeal.
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W. D. Holliday
Fred H. Tristran
Pittsburg
Colonel Holliday
Holliday
Tristran
New Yards for the Pennsylvania at Shire Oaks
The Pennsylvania Railroad buys over $100000 in property between Courtney and Sunnyside Pa to build classification yards at Shire Oaks. Thirty eight tracks will exceed a mile in length. Coal trains from the Monongahela and Fayette counties will be routed via Shire Oaks to points west on the Fort Wayne and the Panhandle. Nearly a thousand workers will be employed at start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Shire Oaks
Courtney
Sunnyside
Pennsylvania
Upper
Monongahela Valley
New Klondike Coke Region
Fayette County
Uniontown
Fort Wayne
Panhandle
Lyford
Chicago & Eastern
Ilinois
Clark and
Taylor Streets
Chicago
George W. Spenser
Nickleplate
Baltimore & Ohio
Garret
Ind
Kentucky Road
Fulton
St. Louis
Milton Knight
The
Wabash
New York
B. Knight
Western Division
Lake Shore Railroad
Laporte
Lake Shore
Thomas Hume
International & Great Northern
Indianapolis & St. Louis
J. Q. van Winkle
Big Four
Pittsburg, Fort Wayne
Lisbon
St. Paul
Wisconsin Central
Pittsburg & Lake Erie orders fair equipment for ten cars
The Pittsburg & Lake Erie Railway has placed orders with the American Car and Foundry Company for ten passenger cars with four wheel trucks and three seventy foot coaches with six wheel trucks. Equipment includes Paige wheels Westinghouse high speed brakes and Hale & Kilburn seats. Pintech gas lighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Crawford
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Morrisville
Delaware River
New Brunswick
Cleveland
Lakerie & Western
East
Washington Street
Albert von Spreckelson
Indianapolis
American Express
Memphis
Illinois Central
Mattoon
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
St. Louis
Texas
New York City
Vanderbilt
Chicago Great Western
Stickney
Ralph Peters
Pennsylvania
Panhandle
Lake Erie & Western
Toledo
Monon
Fair Grounds
Freight Depot Fire Causes Half Million Loss
A fire at the Chicago Rock Island depot on Polk and Sherman streets caused about 500000 dollars in damage, mainly to outbound freight. Flames rapidly spread through the 260 foot by two story building as fire crews arrived with little hope of saving the structure or its contents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Lake Shore Road
Pennsylvania
Santa Fe
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Rock Island
Jersey Central
Chicago
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad
St Polk and Sherman Streets
Philadelphia
Kolb
Fire at Amsterdam bark holds smoke across East River
Three firemen were seriously overcome by smoke in the hold of the Dutch bark Amsterdam loaded with case oil at Blier No 12 East river. Rescue efforts left others affected. two fire boats failed to subdue the flames. The vessel was towed to the Jersey flats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Amsterdam
Blier No. 12
East River
Jersey Flats
Stunk
Senator Hanna Improves After Illness in Office
In Cleveland in August, Senator Hanna's condition after a sudden illness in his office yesterday improved significantly. The attending physician expects he may be able to leave his room by tomorrow or the following day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Hanna
Language Crossings in Ballads of the Times Demilune
An excerpt from the New Orleans Times-Democrat riffs on slang and national stereotypes through flirtatious vignettes in Dresden Paris and Marrid, noting a German form and Gallic quips, with scenes of chaps, senoritas, and Garibaldi in playful exchanges across Europe and New Orleans.
France Says Gold Standard for China Not Yet Ready
A French commission report notes France cannot bind itself without broader consultations. It endorses a gold standard for China and other silver using countries with government coinage control and a solid gold reserve. It proposes an Orient coinage ratio and warns against early silver purchases. Also reports Russian similar cautious stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
United States Monetary Exchange Commissioners
Porter
Delcasse
France
China
Philippines
Russia
Witte
Fortune or a Fraud Letter From Barca Prison Refers to Daughter
A prisoner in Carthegena writes from Barcelona to request protection for his daughter Amelie. He details a concealed fortune, a bank deposit, confiscation of his equipage, and a plan to fund her future via a mysterious testament and fortune share. He asks the recipient to aid replevin and to communicate through two covers with a chaplain conduz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Spain
Carthegena
Barcelona
Amelie
Agust LA
Robbed by a Negro on North Capitol Street
A young woman on North Capitol avenue was held up at Twenty seventh and Illinois streets last night and robbed of about $2.90. The highwayman, described as a Negro, demanded her gum money and extra change. She gave him the money and notified police, providing a description.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Capitol Avenue
Twenty-seventh
Illinois
Bartender Pleads Guilty in Minor Access Case
John Cook, a bartender for Aaron Kanaur on Thirteenth Street near the canal, pleaded guilty in Police Court yesterday to allowing minors in the tavern. The evidence established he was the bartender and not the owner, and the case was taken under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cook
Aaron Kanaur
Thirteenth Street
the Canal
Suit for Receiver in Lilly and Roberts Veneer Case
John M. Lilly seeks a receiver for Lilly & Roberts Veneer Co asserting a dissolved partnership, $15,000 assets and $23,000 debts, $12,000 advanced from his estate, and Roberts’ failure to account. Court also hears two other suits for damages. Theresa Hernas sues Big Four Railway for $16,000 over her husband Valentine Hernas’s death near Massachusetts Ave. and Eighteenth St. She claims the engineer could have stopped the train. In a separate action Sarah Stewart sues Albert Hutchinson for $2,000 alleging fraudulent affidavits enabled him to wrench furniture from her home while her husband was absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Lilly
Lilly & Roberts Veneer Company
Lilly
Roberts
Theresa C. Hernas
Big Four Railway Company
Valentine Hernas
Massachusetts Avenue
Eighteenth Street
Sarah Stewart
Albert Hutchinson
Stewart
Woman Sues Company Over Caustic Can Plant Injury
Flora May Starkie filed a $20,000 damage suit against Kingan & Co. in Superior Court claiming exposure to caustic and poisonous drugs while working at the soldering table damaged her sight and may render her blind. She worked in the can construction process and seeks relief for injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora May Starkie
Kingan & Co
Eal Eeata Ata
New Suits Filed In Multiple Courts
A list of fresh court filings appears across circuits and divisions. Cases include replevin, damages, and liens in circuit and superior courts, with parties such as James W. Ballard, Theresa Herman, Flora May Starkir, Roy Beasley, Adam J. Mueller, Jennie Arthur, Abram Faught, John J. Valdenaire, Alexander Wyper, and others. Also noted are higher court entries from the Supreme and Appellate Courts with assignments of errors and bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Bodine
James W. Ballard
Circuit Court
Theresa Herman
Big Four Railroad Company
Sarah Stewart
Albert Hutchinson
Superior Court
Flora May Starkir
Kingan & Co
Roy Beasley
Wrecking and Construction Company
Adam J. Mueller
Edward Schurmann
Jennie Arthur
C., C. & St. L Railroad Company
Abram Faught
Sarah A. Carter
John J. Valdenaire
Charles Harrington
Alexander Wyper
Coes Wryper
Eastern syndicate secures 2900 acres near Wheeling
James Bardock of Mount Pleasant Pennsylvania and John M. Stauffer of Scottdale lead an Eastern syndicate that today secured 2900 acres of coal land about ten miles north of Wheeling at New Le-bottom. The property is described as among the largest coal holdings in the Ohio valley, valued at a quarter of a million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
W. Va
James Bardock
Mount Pleasant
John M. Stauffer
Scottdale
Ohio
Indianapolis and Eastern Ohio rail services schedule excerpt
Comprehensive timetable notes for stations including Anderson Munice Marion Alexandria Elwood Tipton Martinsville and Indianapolis. Details hourly departures from dawn to night with limited trains to Anderson and Muncie and direct connections to Elwood. Express consignments delivery until noon for same day to all points between Indianapolis and Muncie and delivery by 6 am next morning.
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Magnolia Building
Kentucky Avenue
South Capitol
Anderson
Muncie
Marion
Alexandria
Elwood
Tipton
P. m
Indianapolis
Until
Marton
Eastern KH
BR. CO
Greenfield
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Vital Statistics
Whitby
Martha Broach
M. Price
Pearl Jenner
W. Chambers
Lena Abraham
Williams
Fannie Ballow
Minnie Perry Impeen
Carrier
Florence Stephens McCalley
Bettie Ward
W. Heger
Emeile Holman
Cory
Edith May Meyer
Winkler
Label Winkler
South Missouri
North Pine
Iitt Shelby
Lydia Stration
City Hospital
Rei. Liehtenberger
Hovey
Austin
Sperone
Cooper
Queen
Mahlon KH
A. Diener
E. Washington
Crown Hill
M. K. Farrell
West Wash
Sington St
TATE
ICE & Ben
U. 5 Army
Fanapolis
Sentinel
Sanda
Pure Food CO
Iis
Ps Na
Ane
Ty South West St
Pure Food
Chorge F. Cram
Chance
Treasury
Hox
Care
Journal
Smance
Momte
paBateen
Ue Sim
IWN & CU
Lot Hall
Kanae Mo
Metal Stara
Kentucky
Sulvanieed Iron Works
Virginia
Atick
Henry Tay
Senate
Iai
Boand
Trustees of
the Central
Inzane
Wa. m
Fynder
Tolley
Marion County
James A. Pritchard
Fred P Walter
Marion Circuit Court
Beeby
Caroline Walter
Fred F P. Wald
Seid
Sthday
Saki
Caid
Leach
Cerernet
Union Transfer and Storage Company
East Ohio
Garibaldi
Gabriele D'Annunzio
Campegea Romana
Johnson
Gray
Birmingham
Ala
Wilmington
Del
Tribune
Lackawanna County
Himy
Zimmerman
Springfield
John L. Zimmerman
Chautauqua
Tom L. Johnson
Hamilton
Miami
Seneca
Mr. Zimmerman
People of
Father
Baltimore
A. P Gorman, Jr
Gorman
Howard County
Tratce
H. M. Bronson
Sandusky
E. C. Keenan
Boston & Albany
R. Darlow
W. T. Malott
Vandalia
Michigan
Clay County
H. ©. Townsend
Missouri Pacific
Iron Mountain
E. H. Moffat
Denver Northwestern Pacific
James Peak Tunnel
Rock Island Road
Blind Boone
Warrenburg
Boone
Hanna Mach Beiter
Dresden
Kiel
Berlin
Travers Son
Chapeau
Marrid
Chappie
le Ville Vecchia
Caldi
New Orleans Times-Democrat
London
Chamberlain
Argyllshire
Scotland
D. Nicol
Charles Stewart
Ainsworth
Leopold
Vienna
Wiener Algemeine Zeitung
Francis Joseph
Countess Lonyay
Rudolph
Naples
Vesuvius
Krull
Munich
Charles Dickens
Commercial Road
Portsmouth
Stockholm
St. Louis Fair
Bolton
England
London Daily Telegraph
Brussels
Congo Free State
William
Cassel
Hesse- Nassau
Hungary
Huessner
Hartmann
RA Park
Ran
Phi
We. M
Breidhe
Midnign
Olid
Henry EE
Empire Theater Seteware'ses
Bowery
al Mission
Watson
Telephone
Milwaukee
Fairview Park
Vitascope Motion Pictures
McKinley
Mount Pelee
the Court Record
Supreme Court
United States Express Company
State of
Howard
James Hoop
Thomas Affleck
Marion CC. C
Bond
William H. Davis
Marion C. C
William H. Tomlinson
Eliza E. Tomlinson
Wells C. C. Appellee
Southern Indiana Railway Company
Charles McCarrell
Orange CC. C
Southern Indiana Railway
Olive M. Wallace
Orange C. C. Eturn
the Life Assurance Company of America
Perrila P. Haughton
Xeon c. C
Mat
Union Traction Company of Indiana
Josephine Barnett
Henry CC. C. Appellee
Abner D. Storvedon
Salinda E. Wolverton
Blackford
C. C. Appellees
Thomas E. Ellison
Charles W
Eg, H
Hearsey Venhil« CO
F Street
Washington, D.C
Iethias
Boston
Fort Wayne Express
Union City
Union City Accommodation
N.Y
Bos
Knickerbocker
Benton Harbor
Et. Louis Accommodation
R. Louis Southwestern, Lim
Et. Louis Limited
Teanon and Mattoon
Is Express
Exposition of Agencees
Kankakee
Lafayette
Ochicago Fast Mail
White City
Neinnati
Cincinnati Sreen
Cincinnati
Wash
Vernon
Louisville
Peoria
Teoria
Bloomington
Champaign
Columbus
Lynn
Ener
Sie
Claypool
Cincinnat
Trait Express
Dayton
P. Cincinnati Limited
Cincinnati and
Seyses Express
Detrid
Bivisse
Dee Springfield
Decatur
RY. Mk St
Ohl
Chicago Vest
Mononaccom
CHI
Louis RY
N. Il
Lake Erie
Wester R R
Detroi
Ch Chie
Lafayte
Wenger
Washington
Richmond
Piqua
Colum
Vincennes Express
Madison
North Vernon
Pitaburg
Logansport
Martinsville
Deyton
Vincennes
Lir
Phil
Yton and
Xenia
Wrath
Terre Haute
8. Louis
V LT
Western
Indiana Union Traction CO
Geldee En Jones
Aten
Indianapolis & Martinsville
Martineville
Mooresville
Indianapelis
Indianavolis, Greenwood
Franklin BR. BR. CO
Washington Streets
Giza
Meridien Stowers
Greenoet
Shelbyville
Southeastern Traction Co
Washiton and
Meridian Streets
Chinegyen
Huder's Drug Store
Pennsylanls
K. Ensley Pharmacy
Stubbins Hotel
Setuniay
Sunmlay
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