Vital Statistics Births And Deaths Affects City
Births listed for Gillespie Whitson Rasso Knittel Marks Hartenstein, Anderson, McIntire, etc. Deaths include Warren Whitehead, Aller, Patterson, Wernsing, Heckman, Conlon, with causes like concussion and cholera infantum. Local obituaries and notices for churches, funerals, and burial vaults follow.
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J. G. Gillespie
West Tavath Street
Maud Whitson
Bright Street
Otto G. Rae Lena Priller
Mis Souri Street
Philip and
Katharine Rasso
Nd Street
Envy
Minna Knittel
Downey Avenue
Payton and
Lizzie Blackwell
Mulstreet
Boyce
Roxie Jones
College Ave- Wit
Albertina Marks
Gale Joheed
Barbara Hartenstein
Buchanan Street
Clarence and
Anna Anderson
Jones
McIntire
North Capitol Avenue
Aller
East New York Street
Albert Patterson
Michigan
John Marshall
East York Street
Albert L. Heckman
East Washington Street
Conlon
Oriole Street
DIRECTORY ITEM LISTING INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL AD RATES
Classified directory listings for firms in Indianapolis include ad entries across elevators laundry patent lawyers restaurants sale and livery stables stove repairers wall papers funeral directors and more. Multiple WANTED notices seek skilled workers and sales staff with postal Box addresses and city references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Wood
Peerless Poor. CO
H. C. Stevens
Senate
Frank Blanchard
N. Delaware St
Tutewiler & Sonndertakers
Pennsylvania Lines Motion Directors Approve Report on McDoel Era
Motion directors approve a report by Granger Farewell & Co. detailing the Pennsylvania Railroad's financial status and the community of interests approach across U.S. railways. The statement notes rate declines historically, efficiency gains, and the expansion of controllership through the Pennsylvania system with rising earnings and bond maturities looming into 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDoel
Pennsylvania Road
Granger Farewell & Co
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pennsylvania
Pennepoenis Railroad Company
Car Fer and Canalries
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania Company
Hoth Sides Make Concessions In EB C Atkins Strike
A strike of saw grinders and other workers at the EB C Atkins Company ends as a union committee of arbitrators achieves settlement. The firm agrees to shift some place work to day work and grants wage advances up to 17 cents an hour in some cases, while the union retreats from a 45 percent wage demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eb.c. Atkins Company
Township Teachers Appointments Across Marion County Townships
A comprehensive list of assigned teachers across Marion County townships including Center, Decatur, Franklin, Lawrence, Perry, Pike, Warren, Wayne, and Washington plus Irvington. Details cover School numbers, principals, assistants, and start dates, with Sept. 9 and Sept. 23 start notes for distinct townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County
Center Township
W. N. Cooper
Lotta Lockman
Izona Mankin
F. ©. Belzer
Margaret McFarland
Naomi Marer
Edna Nowland
Helen Whitson
Dora Klepfer
Flora Hoover
Peepee Maud Werts
Della Brown
Olive Wilson
Hattie Taylor
Ella Johnson
James R. Fry
India Jubbs
Nellie Spahr
Mattie A. Sparks
Clide Dollarhide
Decatur Township
Hattie de Bolt
Flora Guyer
H. C. Deist
Ernest V. Shockley
Pauline Carson
Kate Taffe
Rosa Haworth
Nellie Huffman
Alice Carson
I. W H. Wright
Florence Hudson
Franklin Township
BE. H. Pritchard
Charles H. Stirling
Maud Honking
Adella Smith
Marguerite Shimer
M. T
Maze
Lawrence Township
Elmer Wilson
Ethel Honer
Thomas Smith
Wellington Coxy
Mildred Trittipp
Cora Blackburn
Oliver Newhouse
Hugh Johnson
James Watson
Ida Webb
Carl van Laningham
Hudla Negley
C. M. Cannaday
Brindess
Vinnie Conkle
Carl Mock
Maggie van Laningham
John Moore
Perry Township
Warren H. Ward
John W. Webb
Martha Mann
Maud Allen
John M. Hendricks
FE. J. Thompson
Ih. S
William H. Baldock
William A. McBride
Frank E. Cline
Jennie Mann
Adelaide Thale
Ida Sutton
Ella Montgomery
J. 8
Puett
F. C. Benour
John Shipman
G. J. Hockenamith
Sadie A Urdy
J. H. Cropper
Lillie Cox
W. J. Fink
Warren Township
A. T L. Porteus
Anna Deel
J. W. Bush
Minnie Silver
Lizzie Litsey
Mary Senour
Minnile Dowden
Epha Johnson
Margaret Davis
Arthur Jackson
May Cross
Pearl Cummings
Annie C. Young
J. W. Leonard
Stella Henton
W. B. Butler
J. BE. Morris
Efe Whiteman
Martha Chamberlain
Sylvanus Jackson
J. W. Noble
Mary Easterday
George T. Blue
Wayne Township
Fort Rydolf
Peiplpens Eva Lingle
Agnes Copenhaver
Lora Shin
Nellie McClellan
Lois Dirks
Vertinda Miller
Daisy Amick
Maggie Maden
Ida Bruce
Prince Nellie Hurley
Mary Peson
Emma D
Shad
C. BE. Clark
W. A. Blessing
Mary Myescutt
Edwin Jones
Gertrude Foltz
Schoo
Leah F. Clark
Irvington
Otis G. Stanton
E. T. Forsyth
Decatur
Franklin
Lawrence
Perry, Pike
Warren
Wayte
Board of Control Opens Window on Prison Superintendent Race
The Woman's Prison board met at the institution to review thirty six applicants for superintendent but did not select. Miss Charlotte Dye of Williamsport arrived to assume duties as assistant superintendent. Governor Durbin and State Auditor Hart dined with board members but did not join the meeting. Mrs. Austin will soon be in town.
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Vand
Joliet & Chicago
Santa Fe
H. J. Eddy
Pennsylvania Lines
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
American Locomotive Company
Charleston
Marion
Ind
Chicago & Eastern Illinois
Chicago, Burlington & Sat
Chicago
Order of Railway Clerks of America
Charles Hendryx
W. W. Collins
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Oconomonon
Hocking Valley
Pitteburg
RE. A. Ford
Theron Graides
Rio Grande Western
John F. Evans
Geddes
Barr Miller
G. Neff
Pennsylvania Hnes
Cimeond
M. J. Carpenter
Chicago & Eastern Ilinois
M. J. Wright
Sacramento
Southern Pacific
Julius Kruttachnitz
Wabash Company
Wabash
E. Burr
Pennsylvania
Hnes
Knights Templars
Louisville
Schenectady Locomotive Works
Big Four
Ingalls
Urbana
Peoria & Eastern
Young Men’s Christian Association
Lake Erie & Western
Cincinnati
Hamilton & Dayton
Monon
Marcus Kavanagh
Kavanagh
Des Moines
Ireland
Wintersot
Indianola
Texas Pacific
Long View
Wales
Iowa
Nlas
Board of Control of the
Woman's Prison
Charlotte Dye
Williamsport
Durbin
Hart
Pridon
Live Stock Markets Show Strong Cattle and Hogs Demand
Indianapolis Union Stockyards reports cattle and hogs active with strong to higher prices. Receipts show mixed trends with steers and heifers selling up to 5.35 to 6.75 for large lots and hogs reaching 6.40 top. sheep and lambs also steady to higher, with varied quotes across markets in St. Louis New York and Sioux City reflecting a buoyant regional demand.
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Becon
St, Louis
Texas
New York
London
South Omaha
Western States
Nat iv Ie
East Buffalo
Sioux City
Interstate Stockyards Market Report Highlights Mixed Cattle and Strong Hogs
Cattle receipts light with few good grades. demand steady to higher across cattle categories. Hogs show active trade with top heavies around 6.60 to 6.65, loads at 6.60, and overall strong shipping demand. Sheep and lambs firm to higher. lambs and wethers command solid prices as market remains active. Chicago and Kansas City reports note higher steer prices and robust hog markets, with Texan cattle and various stocker categories quoted at multiple price points.
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Interstate
Indianapolis
Cheago
Choice
Strom
Texas
Texas Arden
Texan
Wrayern
Kansas City
City finances discussed as Dunn seeks additional appropriation
City Controller Dunn prepared an itemized statement for an extra appropriation of 50 000 to 60 000 to cover salaries and related expenses. Megrew urged itemization to speed council action, while a 40 000 loan was awarded to J F Wild & Co at 3 percent with a 1 premium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunn
Megrew
J. F. Wild & Co
Board of Works Routine Final Actions and Remonstrances
Routine actions include bricking alleys on St Clair and Thirteenth Streets with costs up to 1100, cement walks and curbing on Graceland and Cornell avenues, and assorted sidewalk work across Boston Pennsylvan ia and other streets. Remonstrance filed against Senate avenue walks. Contracts approved for W H Abbott & Son. Assessments approved for Rural Street projects and Washington Street walks.
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St. Clair Street
Graceland Avenue
Thireth Street
Cornell Avenue
Twenty-f1th Street
Twenty-seventh Street
Boston Street
Pennsylvania Street
Talbott Avenue
Adelaide Street
Wabash Street
McLatrom
Morris Street
Howard Nee
Thirtieth Street
Illinois Street
Capitol Avenue
Oxford Street
Washington Street
New York Street
Arrow Avenue
Hillside Avenue
Valley Avenue
Holly Avenue
Marton Avenue
Oilver Avenue
Linden Street
Orange Street
Pleasant Run
Maryland Street
Georgia Street
Vermont Street
West Street
Bright Street
California Street
Blackford Street
Senate Avenue
Twenty-sixth Street
W. H. Abbott & Son
Moore Avenue
Stateenth Street
Tilinom Street
Delaware Street
South Street
Merrill Street
New Jersey Street
Last Street
Harmon
McCarty Street
Downey Street
Mest Street
Oweene Street
Hamilton Avenue
Michigan Street
North Street
Indiana Avenue
Letter to the Editor on racial segregation in the South
Indianapolis resident Ired W. Raper disputes a Atlanta editor’s claim of racial liberalism. He cites Birmingham Alabama and North Birmingham Park signs enforcing white only policies and separate facilities for African Americans to argue the South maintains strict segregation rather than genuine liberalism. He urges accountability for editors spreading perceived falsehoods.
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Indianapolis Journal
Atlanta
South
Grant Park
City of
Birmingham
Als
East Lake
Birmingham Park
Birmingham Cireet-Railway
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Mil Park Avenue
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Monument Place
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Testeymour & Co
Engine Duliders
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Mai Monancas Manf. CO
Icare Journal
United States
Coast and Feld Artillery
N. Tlinots St
American Tin Plate CO
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Pittsburg
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Geo. L. Gordon
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Frankfort
Serene Dell
Alice “S "Gas Engine Co
New York St
Joseph Gardner
Kentucky
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C. F. Sayles
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Fireto Mort
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