Vital Statistics Dec 4 Births and Deaths
A dense list of births and deaths with names and addresses in multiple streets. Mentions tubercular and heart conditions, and several ages. Also includes notices of bankruptcy proceedings, rental and business ads, and various local notices. The mixture shows Vital Statistics and misc. notices from the era.
Real estate transfers filed in Marion County recorder's records
Instruments for 24 hours ending Dec 4 1901 record numerous parcels in Indianapolis Irvington Drake Mayhew and Bruce Place areas. Transactions include Mary O Connell Charles Clarke Joseph Morita and others with sales of Lots 175 177 and 23 Morgan’s adds plus undivided interests in North Place and Outlet 3% areas. Considerations range from 1 to 22 300 dollars with transfers to Emma Sullivan J Craig Horace Parrott Albert Smith and others. Total transfers and small improvements noted with addresses along Delaware Street Alabama Street and East Market area.
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Recorder’s
Marion County
Indiana
Indiana Tithe Guaranty and Lean Company
East Market Street
Morita E. Roth
Mary O'Connell
Julian Et al
Irvington
Hawls Av
Arlington Av
Mary
Connell
Charles &, Clarke
Julian
Otto Stecihan
United Tie
Smith & Lap
Drake
Ith St
Rosa
Kahn
Moses Rosenbaum
North Flace
Delaware St
38Th St
Henry
Guardian
Moses Nowenbaum
Emma Russack
John Wool
Indianapolis
Alabama St
St. Chair St
Albert P. Smith
Horace Parrott
John W. Thompson
Sarah J. Heaton
Elk i
Tuxedo Park
Colorado Ay
New York St
BD. Richardson
John W. Theropeen
Elk
Ata
John W. Thom
Chas. M. Cro
Clifford-ay
Cleavelay
Byram St
Drake & Mayhew
Sarah Smitherman
John T. Smith
Center Townships
Center Township
Otte Stephhan
Commercial Electric Co
McKernan & Pierce
Corner Church
McCarty
Douglass Park
Pennsylvania St
Sth St
Lincoln Park
Aware St
Dd St
Sarah B. Barry
Horace F. Wood
Monument Place
Clifford To - Wharton
Bruce Place
Lee i Broadway St
Marion Trust Co
Edgar A. Brown
Plans for Three I's extend to Toledo and Chicago
An issue of 4 percent first mortgage bonds was authorized to retire 3 million in office debt and fund extensions. The Clover Leaf and Wabash are central to the pass policy dispute with the Central Passenger Association, as the Clover Leaf weighs a no-pass stance while the Wabash could shift the balance if it vetoes anti-pass accords. Separate notes report Michigan Central giving up its special charter, Erie earnings gains, and belt line improvements with new bridge work and engine orders shaping 1910- era rail operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana, Ilinois & Iowa Railroad
Toledo
Detroit
Chicago
South Bend
Ind
Churchill
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Ladd
East Clinton
South Bend & Southern
St. Joseph
Mich
Burlington
Streator
T. P. Shont
Paul Morton
Joy Morton
Robert Mather
John F. Harris
George H. Ross
R. P
Henry S. Redmond
A Gardner
Norton
Clover Leaf
Central Passenger Association
Lnes
Cleveland
Cincinnati
New York
Big Four
Hamilton & Dayton
Monon
Michigan Central Railroad
General Railroad
Michigan
Ledyard
Genesia
Ashley Pond
B. D. Worcester
Pardee
Erie
Western Roads
William M. Young
Central Railroad
New Jersey
Cashel
Missouri, Kansas &Texas Fence Gang
Soo Line
W. H. Bradley
Gov. J. &. Pillsbury
Bradley
Chicago, Indiana & Eastern
Pennsylvania
Converse
Col. S. F. Gray
Columbus
Pennsylvania Lines
A. E. Gillon
Missouri Pacific Railway
Grand Trunk Railway
H. H. Mores
Southwestern
Nickelplate
St. Joseph's Hospital
Burgess
Pennsylvania Lines West
Mansfield
Indianapolis & Vincennes
D. Underwood
Erie Railway
Hill Syndicate
Houston & Texas Central
George M. McKinney
Western
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Wisconsin
Iowe
Minnesota
J. A. Perkins
Pennsylvania Hnes
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Pennerylvania
Belt Road
Zion
Trunk Line
J.D. Lippincott
Southern Pacific Company
San Francisco
Illinois Central
Kent
American Locomotive Company
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Baltimore
City
Baltimore & Ohio Car Record Office
Car Record Department
Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling
Baltimore & Ohio
Wabash
Chicago & Alton
Hot Springs
Ark
Western Passenger Association
Richmond
Bie
Hotel Men's Association
Ex Governor Jenkins Denies Insane Asylum Charges
Guthrie Okla December 4 Ex Governor William Jenkins asserts he was removed from office by President Roosevelt and denies the insane asylum charges filed against him He claims Roosevelt misquoted him in the presidential press statement and goes public with his denial today.
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Guthrie
William Jenkins
Roosevelt
Van Sant's Fight Seeks Rail Merger Cooperation
Governor Van Sant has now received replies from all Northwestern governors he appealed to for cooperation in blocking the railway merger, with Governor Rogers of Washington remaining as the last to respond. The volleys of replies address state action and intergovernmental coordination.
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ST. Paul, Minn
van Sant
Northwestern
Rogers
Washington
Local Produce Market Sees Rising Prices and Tight Supplies
The market reports a general rise in prices across many lines with light supplies for cereals and vegetables. Butter remains scarce with strong demand. eggs and poultry steady, while apples face high costs due to a weak prior harvest. Market quotes show robust wagon and track prices for wheat corn oats and hay amid cautious outlook for coal and grocers.
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Ohio
Indiana
Timothy
Governor Herried Supports Minnesota Consolidation Plan Endorsement
South Dakota Governor Herried states he does not think the proposed consolidation will affect South Dakota but fully endorses Governor Van Sant's effort to drive Minnesota residents away from the common enemy.
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Herried
South Dakota
van Sant
Minnesota
Elkhart County settles with State and more notes
Elkhart county settled with the State yesterday paying 341883 and receiving DIMA Brown county paid in 447.61 and received 2656.14 Thomas A Smiley to lead Sunday WY M Co Bible classes starting December Mayor Bookwalter back from Logansport after Knights of Pythias district meeting He also visited Crown Point on judge business County Commissioners postpone annual appointments to January when John Mc Gaughey takes office Rev H J Openshaw missionary will speak Sunday at College Avenue Baptist Church on conditions in Western China Miss Mary E Saffarrans formerly of East Eleventh street died of appendicitis at White Sulphur Springs Ky She had a twin sister named Margaret Catholic delegates from Aniselty meet Sunday at St Johns Hall Federation of Catholic Societies to discuss Cincinnati meeting next week Park residents protest north fence move for fuel storage Brick walk along south end fenced in by the work.
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Elkhart County
Brown County
Thomas A. Smiley
WY. M. Co. A
Bookwalter
Logansport
Knights of Pythias
Crown Point
East Eleventh Street
White Sulphur Springs
Argaret
Lexington
Catholic Societies of Aniselty
St. John's Hall
Georgia Street
Capitol Avenue
Federation of Catholic Societies
Cincinnati
St. Clair Park
Quarterly Institute Holds Indianapolis District Session
The Indianapolis District Epworth League Institute met at Meridian Street M E Church with delegates from all district churches. Treasurers pledged funds for the Methodist Hospital building and CONESS Home, ranging from zero to 87, as talks highlighted mission support and plans to aid missionaries. The next quarterly meeting is set for Hall Place M E Church in March. Policyholders National League filed articles with a $10,000 capital, directors C W Faber and Charles D Brainard.
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Indianapolis
Epworth League Institute
Meridian-street Methodist Episcopal Church
New Palestine
Mapleton
Irvington
Cumberland
Lawrence
Greenwood
Southport
Broad Ripple
Acton
Bunlding
Methodist Hospital
Coness Home
Rey
Robert Zaring
Charles L. Barnett
Hall-place
M. E. Church
National League
C. W. Faber
Dayton, O
Charles D. Brainard
Peoria, Ill
Insurance league to provide policy guidance from Indianapolis office
Charles H. Hubbell of Davenport Indiana and Alvin T. Coate of Indianapolis announce a league with its main office in Indianapolis. The league will furnish legal advice to policy holders on proper construction of policies and the solvency of insurance companies.
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Charles H. Hubbell
Davenport
Alvin T. Coate
Indianapolis
League
Hearing on Schafer license drags out for week
Commissioners deem the Schafer galoon license remonstrance hearing routine as about 75 witnesses testified yesterday. Allegations of forged signatures and misrepresentation surfaced amid summons for nearly 100 more witnesses. Fire department responded to Schrader’s china store fire on East Washington Street. Wagon crewman Ed Foullais suffered serious injuries when a wagon hit a road hole on Delaware Street and the salvage captain found him.
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Charles Schafer
Schrader
East Washington Street
Ed Foullais
No. 2
Delaware Street
Newman
Salvage Corps
County Liable for Quarantine Expenses Under Law
Dr Hurty secretary of the State Board of Health received a letter from a Lawrence county coal dealer claiming payment for coal furnished to families under smallpox quarantine last winter. He replied that the county is liable under a recent Attorney General Taylor decision holding cities and counties responsible for reasonable quarantine costs during contagious diseases.
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Hurty
State Board of Health
Lawrence County
Murty
Taylor
Deed Transfers Livery Stable and Residence Property
The deed records show a transfer of the livery stable at No. 45 Monument Place to Horace F. Wood from John Wood's heirs, with $2400 consideration. Emma M. Sullivan sold a residence on Eleventh Street near Alabama Street to Robert Craig, who then conveyed it to Charles W. Tutentler for the same amount.
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Monument Place
Horace F. Wood
John Wood
Mote Oval
Emma M. Sullivan
Robert Craig
Eleventh Street
Alabama Street
Ste
Mail handled in Indianapolis post office in November
The Indianapolis post office processed 7,205,739 pieces of mail in November, reflecting an increase. The mailing division employed a number of clerks to handle the workload.
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Indianapolis
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Vital Statistics
Julia Hichmond
Superior Street
Anna Cox
Eugene Street
Bay
Kany Lowes
Broadway Street
Bik
Lydia Witham
Hoyt
Sadie Fell
Laura Wood
William P. Widdington
Kaan
Teede Wilgus
Joe Wazneluik
Amelia H. Litelager
George (. Baker
Hustie
Sliger
Michael Kiemani
Mary White
Monroe McCarty
Myrtle Anna Og
Wornham
Belly Worthkinston
Percy Wadily
Anna Ketter
Alton Th Palen Ami Coralupe
Lehr
Kod
Lida Belie Mason
Lombard Am
Carrie A. Speddy
Charies
Wyatt Rowman
Vernie Muriel
A. Hilmfrey
Anna B. Smith
Jemims Orr
Northwestern Avenge
Maria Cash
Tiankin
George W. Kul
East Georgia
Alice J. Beck
John J. Heilly
Arsenal Avenuue
Nineteenth Street
King
Dickson Street
Ed Ward
Riley
Uinols Street
Gavin
Edward
A. Diener
Hutt
Martie
Delaware
Flanner & Buchanan
Aml
North Illlinois Street
Bia, & E Kregelo
Weneral
N. Delaware St
Tewiler & Son
W. Market St
Society Notice
Aee Real Estate
W. A. Greyem
Majestic
W. W. Dark & CO
Market St
New Phone
Hammond Typewriter
Illinois St
York
Gregory
Cayitel Ave
Ith Ami
Meidern
Ingalia
KRENT
J. H. Davidson
Lombard
United States
Indl
Lake Shore Mercantile Co
Dept
JAN Hung Low CO
Gow
Court St. Hest
Sancisco
Journal Office
Joseph Gardner
Kentucky Ave
Indianapolis Wrecking CO
Cornell Av
Dorchester
Union Transfer and Storage Company
Ohio Street
Heeline Tracks
Pacific Coast
District Court of the United States
District of Indiana
FE. G Wilson & Sons
Edsta
H. H. Wilson
Robert H. Disor
James K. Wilson
EG. Wilson & Sons
Crawfordsville
Edmund G. Wagon
Harry H. Wilson
Robert H. Wilson
Marion
James D. Wilson
St. Louis
Missouri
A.D. Tel
EG. Wilson
Etmud
G. Wilson
Wilton Amd
James D Wilson
District of Intiana
Joseph Kenzer, Jr
Bankio
Joseph Krenger, Jr
Indianapolle
Istrict Sforrenit
A. Dt
Joseph Krenzer
Indiana Trust Building
Utast Street
Kaub
Meferee
Mediapopolis
Der
Reedy & CO
Phenee—Law
Florets Ms
Atermann
New No. Mi
Mass
N. del. St. Tel
Oftician
Rouse & Mayhew
Practical Opticians
KE Monument Place
Caitent Lawyers
KE T. Silvius & CO
Thomas HK. Bell
Ingalls Blocs
H. Lockwood
Pamphet
Lemeke Building
Stegmem, Bros, Oyster and Chop House
N. Clinols St
Horace Wood
Carria
Peemless Foundry CO
Mees St
Mec. Stevens
Senate
Feneral
Frank Blanchard
Insurance
Rosai Insurance Company
W. A. Greyer
Majestic Bidg
Ana
Washington Street
L. 5S. Ayres & CO
Virginia Av
New
Home Stove CO
Lly
Meridian St
Elsiagsis
Cren
C. FP
Sayles
D. W.coffin
Nad i
Ee — Financial
W. A. Gheyer
Esancial
Prepium & CO
Keas
Ime
Majtie Waliding
Reliable Credit CO
Law Building
E. Market Street
Building Association
Central Loan Company
Stevenson Building
Yesterda
Sam Cochran
Senate Avenue
Elia Kitemiller
West Twenty-sixth Street
Great Northern Road
Joseph Ramsey, Jr
Wabash Road
Western Governors
Interstate Commerce Commission
Northern Securities Company
Jenkins
Wagon Market
Baest Ge
Sane
Limburger
Iran
Caulistoner Ft
Saddam
Soa
Jersey
UL Timore
Newlifornia
Damien
Lztec
Governor van Sant
City News Notes
Quarterly Institute
Epworth League
E. C. DeWitt & Co
Frank H. Carter
Henry J Huder
E W. Stucky
Empir Theater
Jas
J. Corbett
Hill
Silvany
Hickey
Nelson
Elsie
Kelley
Duke and Harris
Glass Bros
Eugene O'Rourke & CO
Tomlinson Hall
John C
Eo W. Riley
Florodora
The
Bostonians
Kathryn Kidder
Molly Pitcher
Madame Sans Gene
Weber
Sam Devere
Rice & Barton Gaiety
Grand Opera
Grau
Starr Plano Co
Newton Claypool
Lohengrin
Gadsk
Carmen
Calve
Matiner
Theodore Thomas
Starr Piano
Schafer
Wood
Iske Bros
Grand Rapids
SANDER @ BECHKER FURNITURE CO
East
Washington St
Merchants’ Association
Co. W. Merkel Co
Pianos
Sea
Indiana Illustrating Co
Marys Street
Hayves
Aina Cabinet CO. Inc
W. Marriand
Martin Wade
South Meridian St
Tron & Faghe
East Market
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