Drowning and Funeral Notices From Vital Statistics
Vital statistics list ages and addresses including Edna Buchwold and William Hunter with locations at Meige Street and East Street, noting a drowning incident. Funeral directors TuteWiler Sons, Adams Krieger, Johnson Hassler George, Blanchard are named with offices on Market Street, North Illinois, Massachusetts Avenue, and North Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Hunter
South East Street
Occidental
Hazel McManamon
Columbia Perry Gordon
Nordyke Street
New York Street
John Campbell
Highland Avenue
Tutewiler & Sun
Undertakers
Market St. Tel
Adams & Krieger Main Iim
N. Ill
Sohnson, Hassler & George
Massachusetts
New
Blanchard
N. ‘St
Buth
Death Notice of Mrs. Galm widow of Martin Galm
Widow of Martin Galm dies Friday evening at the family Broadway residence. Burial or funeral arrangements to be announced later. Friends may send condolences to the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oe Galm
Martin Gam
Broadway
Marion county invites sealed bids on multiple public works
Marion county boards announce sealed bids for arch culverts bridges and a plate girder over Swamp branch plus other county construction projects. Notices specify bid bonds and compliance with law, with multiple due dates in August 1900s and details on locations and officials involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Branch
Gost
Grant County
Indiana
JNO
Board of Commissioners of
Marion County
Mount Nebo
Fall Lawrence Township
the of
Thomas E. Spafford
John E. Mgaughey
John M'Gregor
Harry B. Smith
Board of Commissioners
Swamp Branch
Offon
Thomas EB. Spafford
Fall Creek
Office
Marton County
John BE. M'Gaughey
John M Gregor
Harry 8. Smith
Groveling Hill
Franklin Township
Office of Auditor
E Board
John E. M'Gaughey
Acsia
National Road
Warren
Cou
Office of the Auditor of
Marion
Law Board
Florists and church notices in a Indiana directory column
A mixed listing from a Journal business directory includes florists and a foundry, multiple church notices with service times and pastors, a high school reading room, and public notices for US Army recruiting, Marine Corps recruitment, and a court sale in Marion county. Also ad rates, wages, and job ads for carriage workers and commercial travelers are shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Buggy CO
Kalamazoo
National
Dearborn St
Chicago
U. S. Army
United States
North Illnots St
Indianapolis
Ind
United States Marine Corps
Naval Stations
Sentinel Building
For Rent and Notices from a Busy Classified Page
Classified items list rental offers for upstairs rooms in a fairly modern house with telephone in residence, plus multiple notices and ads about life insurance investing iron works furnaces storage services and a stolen bicycle report. Several short notices indicate storage and warehousing services and a handyman or contractor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siz North East
Weekly trade review signals persistent optimism after securities decline
R G Dunn and Co weekly review asserts no broad decline in trade. Despite pockets of weakness, legitimate business remains funded, consumption rising, and prospects improving. Steel and pig iron contracts firming, rails strong, and cotton mills and dry goods markets show varying activity amid ample production and forthcoming brisk fall trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
R. G. Dunn & Co
Texas
New England
Bradstreet
United States
CLOSE WATCH ON GOULDS IN RAIL LINE STRUGGLE
The Wabash tightens temperance enforcement among its employes as rail rivals like Gould’s network attract scrutiny. Officials report dismissals of intoxicated workers and strict bans on saloons, with hiring decisions hinging on health and reliability. Coal traffic faces embargo risks as Vandalia and Big Four curb freight from Evansville Indiana and Terre Haute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash
E. Cotter
Book of Rules
Vandalia
Big Four
Evansville
Terre Haute
Indiana
Western coal trade uneven in Western markets says Black Diamond
The Black Diamond reports the Western coal trade is uneven this week with more variation than in recent months. Anthracite remains weak while speculative coal from private sources impacts pricing, and retailers cut hard coal prices in rail-connected areas. Eastern coals are tagged in Western markets as Western coals hold firmer in places, demand outpacing supply before month end. Large shipping interests add traveling agents, while robbers with Eastern ties increase private rail shipments to Western territory to avoid car charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
The
Black Diamond
Allrail
Western Territory
Railroad relief and personnel notes across western lines
The July report from the voluntary relief department on Pennsylvania Lines West of Pittsburgh shows 13 accident deaths with 9 076 25 outlay and 17 natural deaths with 38 500 outlay. Disablement benefits cover 1 008 accident cases costing 13 913 80 and 11 sickness cases costing 11 772 40. In all 1 149 members or heirs drew 43 262 45. Other items include Santa Fe July earnings gains, burials and staff movements, engine production at Altoona, VIP travel plans, and a range of railroad personnel shifts and rate offers for Yellowstone trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voluntary Relief Department of the
Pennsylvania Lines
Pittsburg
Bank clearings for week end Aug 29 percent changes
Bradstreet reports the weekly bank clearings for principal cities ending Aug. 29 with year over year increases and decreases. The table lists each city, its clearings, and the percentage change from the prior year, reflecting overall financial activity for the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bradstreet
Rail talks of tracks delays and freight perishes
The piece discusses the expected large peach and grape crops in Michigan and Ohio and warns railroads will not tolerate delays in handling perishable freight. It notes extensive double tracking by several lines, traffic shifts for theatre season, new car exchange plans, and upcoming infrastructure projects across multiple roads, including Wabash, Northern Pacific, and city elevation work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Road
Michigan
Ohio
Pittsburg
Lake Erie
W. ©. Shoemaker
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
Indianapolis
W. C. Schilich
Rushville
Fair Grounds
Hoo Hoo
Geveral
Buffalo
New York Central
Trunk Line Executive Committee
Trunkline Association
Nicholas Monsarrat
Hocking Valley Road
Columbus
New York City
F. B. Sheldon
Wabash
Monongahela River
America
Union Pacific
Chicago
St. Louis
Missouri River
Oregon
Washington
Montana
Idaho
Kansas City
Omaha
Northern Pacific
Car Service Department
Charles W. Cushman
Car Service Association
St. Paul
Cushman
Chicago & Eastern Ilinois
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Peece
Indiana
Englewod
Seventy-third Street
Garfield Boulevard
Burlington & Quincy
Chicago & Northwestern
Terminal
Parables and politics in Indianapolis journal
A reader argues the parable about the devil and the monk applies to Indianapolis politics. He notes six years of Democratic rule under Taggart, Bookwalter's Republican administration, and the danger of the Dems regaining control through pious rhetoric. The piece urges practical judgment and cautions against trusting party temper and saloon stances in returning to power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Shakspeare
Democratic Party
Taggart
Bookwalter
Mr. Holtzman
Indianapolis Shelbyville and Southeastern Traction Co Schedule
Waiting room and stations in Kentucky and Washington Street start service at 1:38 am with hourly arrivals to Martinsville and intermediate stops, daily until 10:30 pm. Special morning and late-evening departures to Martinsville, Mooresville, and Greenwood are listed with varied times and routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Central Avenue
Twelfth Street
H. W. Kellogg
D. D
Meridian Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Joshua Stansfield
Jay School
Epworth League
E. Bacon
Magnolia Building
Kentucky Quenuie
South Capitol
Anderson
Munele
Marion
Elwood
Tipton
Stati Hey
Muncie
Kinood
Sixpress Department
Indianapolis
Alexandria
Marton
BR. A. CO. Ceneral
Franklin, Building
Meridian
Richmond
Greenfield
Knightstown
Inet
Greenheld
Euine
Sue Freight Core
Kentucky Co
Washington St
Martinsville
Pennington Streets
Cave
Shelbyville
al Cave
Indiana
Debating Indianapolis Mayoral Rivalries and Party Loyalty
U S SEE argues against voting for Holtzman, denouncing Democratic ties and warning Republicans against bedfellows with Keach Polster or the party. It critiques Bookwalter’s law enforcement record and warns that Democratic control would revert to familiar polices, urging readers to avoid aligning with Fidelity News endorsements.
Road works and street openings listed by contractors
The Board of Works records routine cement walks on Coffey, Arbor, Douglas and Cottage avenues with multiple contractors including J. Harry Roberts Henry Maag A D Bowen and American Construction Company. Final actions show a 36200 cost for Rural Street walks and a remonstrance by one of three property owners. Also notes petition referral for widening the first alley west of Hamilton Avenue and a short verse about babies by Laurence Alma Tadema.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffey Street
Oliver Avenue
Henry Street
J. Harry Roberts
Arbor Avenue
Henry Maag
Douglas Street
New York Street
Michigan Street
Thirty-first Street
Northwestern Avenue
Bryan Street
Meridian Street
Thirty-fourth
Thirty-eighth Street
A. D. Bowen
Washington Street
American Construction Company
Tenth
Sixteenth Street
F. M. Lackey
Georgia Street
Kentucky Avenue
West Street
Capital Paving and Construction Company
English Avenue
Harlan Street
Cottage Avenue
East Street
Wright Street
Tenth Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Churchman Avenue
Minnesota Street
Pleasant Run
Hamilton Avenue
East Tenth Street
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Vital Statistics
Jennie Brown
Brookside Area
Alice Aginbrood
North Alabama
Edna Buchwold
Meige! Street
Ellen Brenner
English Ave
William Rosie
Webbin Stewart Thomas F. Miller
Irene Davis
A. Diener
Crown Hill
Thomas E Spafford
Thomas E. Stafford
John FE. Mngaughbey
Indiana State Prison
Michigan City, Inc
Board of Control
James” . Reid
Columbus Barracks
Pullman Building
One
Sheeraber
Colum Barotunbus
Quartermaster
Col
Meineke
W. H. Miller
Quar
Bertermann Bros
New No 2
Mass
N. del. St
Peerless Foundry
E. Marynd
First Baptist Church
New Y
Pennsylvania Streets
Thomas J. Villers
Ible
Bry
Christian Science
Church OF Christ Scientist
Shortridge High School
Pennsylvania
Michigan Streets
Lemcke Building
Methodist
Presbyterian
First Presbyterian Church
Delaware
Sixteenth Streets
M. L. Haines
Mayflower Congregational Church
Mayflower Church
Robert S. Osgood
Society of Christian Endeavor
Second Presbyterian Church
Vermont
Owen Davies Odell
Mayer Chapel
West
Catherine Streets
W. T. Seyfert
Tabernacle Church
Eleventh
NEW York Pure Food CO
Drugger
Dresser
Hall Tree
Fort Wayme
Good Town
D. Rouls
W. D. Allison CO
Alabama
Ovsr
Fort Ware
C. R. Peddle
Vandalia L
Majestic
George F. Cram
Sones Indies
Oes
the Journal
B. Perkins, & Stevenson
Brown & CO
Hall Building
Frank Sawyer
C. F. Sayles & CO
East Market Street
Business Personal
Manly
Atkee Limited
Wat Perkins
Stevenson Bidg
Superior Court
Florence M. Adkinson
William P. Adkinson
Fletcher
Johanna
Pope
AKS KO & C1
Woodlawn
Und
Robert Metzger
Coe Fe Aaulteh Et Mart Samy
Walter B. Perkins
Stevenson Bldg
Joseph Gardnes
lKenfecky
Rollyn Hawkins
Virginia Avy
Stearns
N. Penn
John Wimmer
Optician
Een Warehouse CO
E. Kurtz
Pres
H. A. Crossland
Mer
S. Penn
Union Transfer and Storage Company
East Ohio
Union Tracks
Weekly Trade Review
Ation
Goulds
George Gould
Gould
Philadelphia
Central States
Philadelphia & Reading
Baltimore & Ohio
Tidewater
Maryland
Rockefellers
Cassatt
Pennsylvania Company
Itta
Western Coal Trade
Pennsylvanian Relief Report
Santa Fe
J. W. Lyons
Panhandle
Granville
E. R. Barlow
W. T. Malott
Wequetensing
Mich
L. H. Mummert
Indiana Car Service Association
Altoona
L. L. Fellows
Vanderbilt
D. C. Moon
Lake Erie & Western
Yellowstone Park
Alexander Stewart
Great Northern
Far West
Seattle Tunnel
Edwin Hawley
E. H. Huntington
Toledo, St. Louis & Western Railroad
J. Kennedy Tod
Alfred R. Pick
Casey
Vandalia-Penn
Yellowstone National Park
Pintseh Gaslight Company
E. C. Blanchard
Minneapolis
New York O
Philadelp
St Louis
San Pittsboro
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Cleveland
New Orleans
Detroit
Landeville Sls
Milwaukee Snes
Providence
Paul
Indianapolls
Peoria Os
Sivaneville
Amus
Prns Ie
Nra
Sxa
Henry E. Dixey
Empire Theater Swierstene Grand Ofening
Bowery Burlesquers
Ik Be
Watson's American
Telephone
City Ticket Ofice, Na
East Washing Ink
Rie
Louis Accommodation
Louis Southwestern
Iim
St. Louis Limited
Exposition Fisats
Lin
Nas
Ream
Cincinnati Express
Cincknell Express
Jocinnati
N. Vernon
Louisville
Lauteville
Linn
Peoria
Bloomington
Champaign
Veoria
Lynn Secommoda
Kat
Aoee
Thewees
Kerive
My. ML St
Ham
Dayton City
Claypool
Incinnati Express
Dayton
Toledo and Letroit Express
Springfield
Decatur
Springfield Express
O.ccesscee
Tuscola Accommodatio
Deestar
Louis RY
Toledo
Muncie, Lafayte and
Piqua
Vincennes Express
Madison
Wey Pointe
Bradford
Heltimore
Springfiel
Vincennes
Spencer and
French Lick
Vittsburg
Easst
Pitsburg
Dayton and Xenia
Logansport
Vandaimialin St. Louie Limited
Western Express
E. Terre Haute Express
Greencestro
B. Loul
W.ascoees
Youndey
Indiana Union Traction CO
Easte
Indianapolis & Martinsville Rapid Transit CO
Greenwood
Franklin R. KR. CO
Fairview Park
Vitascope Motion Pictures
Mount Pelee
Dean Bros. Steam Pump Works
Holtzman
Keach
Polster
Dennys
Knights of Fidelity News
Indianapolis News
Dee of
Fidelity News
U. S
Board OF Works
Laurence Alma Tadema
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