Mortgage and loan offers from local firms in Indiana
The document lists multiple loan and financial services including mortgages on real estate and salary loans. Firms mentioned include SPANN & CO at 148 Market, FINANGIAL-Money to loan, and THE SALARY LOAN COMPANY in the Stevenson Building. Names such as Albert E. Kelley Amanda Gaines Carl Redtke and others appear in snippets among advertisements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ween Real Estate
W. A. Greyer
Majestic
EAT
W. W. Dark & Con
C. FL
Sayles
Jong Time Tate
Te Commission
D. W. Coffin
Rah Betts
Arvin
Indiana Po
Wemymest
Spann & CO
Stevenson
Spanair
Saateeben
Washington Street
Big Railroad Earnings Lift Pennsylvania Lines in Oct and Ten Months
The PA lines show higher gross and net earnings for October and the first ten months of the year, with railroads like Pennsylvania, Philadelphia Wilmington and Baltimore, Northern Central, West Jersey and Seashore, and lines west of Pittsburgh posting gains. About 150 traveling agents to be pensioned under a new plan. several promotions and management changes noted across major roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Railroad
Inc
Buffalo & Allegheny Division
Philadelphia
Wilmington
Baltimore
West Jersey & Seashore
Mos. Sinai
Jinc
Central Traffic Association
Rail developments tie Cincinnati Chicago routes and depot plan
The text notes a southern rail line reaching College Corner Ohio and moving to secure a right of way to Cincinnati, with northern expansion toward Chicago. It also covers Georgia House approval to erect a state depot in Atlanta with a half million available Jan 1, 193, and a commission to accept bids. Lake Shore plans to stop issuing passes to employees and dependents, prompting employee concern. Iowa railroad commissioners praise consolidation for better rates and continuous mileage, while Toledo St. Louis & Western faces pass-abolition debates. Big Four officials tour the South visiting Atlanta and Savannah before Charleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore & Ohio
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Fort Wayne
Chicago
Panhandle
Philadelphia & Reading
Southern Railway Company
Georgia Railway Company
Charleston
S. C
Co. E. Schaff
Big Four Lines
van Winkle
John T. Dye
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
W. A. Sprott
Wabash Inits
Toledo
Fort Wayne & Butler
Montpelier
George Lowell
Monon Line
New York Commercial Advertiser
James J. Hill
Great Northern Railroad
St. Pauls
F. R. Garrison
Findlay, Fort Wayne & Western
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dryton
Wilgus
New York Central
H. L. Ingersoll
J.C. Nelson
W. F. Jordan
Ingersoll
Indianapolis
Vincennes
College Corner
Senate
Lake Shore
Elkhart
Iowa Railroad Commissioners
Toledo, St. Louis & Western
Norton
Central Traffic Association
Big Four
South
Atlanta
Atlanta Railway
Central of Georgia
Savannah
E. F. Cost
W. J. Lynch
G. H. Ingalls
C. J. Brister
Tillinghast
Southern
W. E. Greaves
J. E. Reeves
H. Thorpe
Mr. Cost
F. C. Wright
Rogers, Brown & Co
Atlanta Journal
Federal Court Justice Convicts Three in Mail Fraud Cases
William Dibble was found guilty by a jury of sending objectionable literature through the mails. Frederick A. Cook was convicted, sentenced to ninety days in the work house and fined one dollar and costs after being arrested and pursued by secret service agent Tom Halls. Cook was seized by a man who detained him until Halls arrived. W. R. Hassett of St. Louis was found guilty and to be sentenced today for using the mails in a fraudulent scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dibble
United States
Frederick A. Cook
Cook
Tom Halls
Secret Service
Virginia Avenue
Halls
W. R. Hassett
St. Louis
Mrs Rhodius in Court Brings Unusual Freesze Case
The examination of Mrs Maria Rhodius before Probate Commissioner Walker revealed a tale around Louise Orsbach estate. Orsbach left 4000 to 5000 in notes and mortgages and had previously received gifts and care from Rhodius who funded travel for treatment and even paid hospital costs. The stepbrother Reinecke sought answers on disposition of the estate and the next procedural step was not announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Rhodius
Walker
Julius F. Reinecke
Louise Orsbach
Rhodius
Orsbach
Reinecke
Joan
Zimri C Lewis Sues Again Over Fair Bank Resort
Zimri C Lewis files a second suit against William Tron and Terre Haute Brewing Company seeking 5000 damages and an injunction. He claims the Fair Bank resort near 2520 North Capitol Ave annoys his family with loud language, a painted fence, and Sunday operation, damaging his property value after a prior 1898 suit concluded in Boone County in 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zimri C. Lewis
William Tron
Terre Haute Brewing Company
Fair Bank
Tron
North Capitol Avenue
Lewis
Boone County
Real estate transfers recorded in Marion County Indiana
Real estate instruments filed for Dec 5 1901 show transfers in Marion County including parcels in Irvington Caven Rockwood and Tuxedo Park with buyers such as Minnie Weeks Arthur N Dwyer and Jacob T Hill. Total transfers and consideration listed with several parcels and properties across East Market Street Washington Street and nearby avenues.
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Recorder
Marion County
Indiana
Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Company
East Market Street
Mary E. Butler
Minnie Weeks
Noah A. Walker
Sunny Side
Irvington
Julian
Cece Scewee
Bhetna
Peter Frangman
Arthur N. Dwyer
Bradley, Denny & Atkinson
E. Washington-st
Corner
Chester Av
Washington St
Ambrose C. Kies
A. C. Kies Lumber Co
Lote
Addison L. Roache
Richardson Place
Robson & Voorhees's
East Washington St
Belt R. R
Fletcher Et al
Huron St
Pine St
Lord St
Noble At
Alexander Harvey
John F
Callen
Tuxedo Park
Colorado
New York St
Richard Senour
Wesley KR. Toon
Franklin Township
Edward J. Runyon
Louis B. Mode
Caven & Rockwood
Wm. H. Coleman
Sarah E. Bawa
Avondale
Senate
Charles A. Dryer
Ritter
C. Titster
Carrie Ritter
Fred Levi
Gaerne W. Shei
Jacob T. Hillane
Shelb
Emma Rafert
Wm. Priegultz
Woodlawn
Fletcher
Peny
36Th St
Ervingtef
Iste
Farenst
Levi Ritter
N. Frenzei
Goldsberr
City of
Indianapol
Noble St
Massachusetts
Arthur V. Brown
Carrie
Yandes
Carson Farm
Meridian St
Raymond St
Joseph E. Boswell
Alice Dunkle
Boswell & Fleming
Grandview
Adi
Boswell St
Belle- Powering
Orville L. Webb
Bertha F. Kessey
Webb
Grookark Add
Olney Av
Anata Jackson
Mary J. Sigman
Lawrence Town- Buid
Marcaretiis K. Keyser
Mary
Keyser
Lot Lis
Jameson
Belmont Add
Morris St
Bismarckay
The Rhyme of the Country Road poem fragment
A lyrical piece by Emma Endicott Marean appears in the Churchman praising simple country scenes and the joy of common days. The text blends rustic imagery with a gypsy fashion motif and concludes with a note on life’s truer aims. Also appears to include garbled title insurance ad fragments from Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Endicott Marean
No Verdict in Freeze Murder Case
The Martin Freeze murder trial went to the jury in the Criminal Court after a two day hearing. Defense focused on Freeze's good character with testimony from Johnson county officials and Franklin leaders. No verdict was returned by nightfall. Probate and guardian actions followed with appointees and bonds set for several estates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Freeze
Freeze
Grant Brown
Johnson County
Benjamin P. Brown
R. A. Brown
W. A. Bridges
Strater Herod
Council of Franklin
Oren Dunn
John Ruckelshaus
L. E. Ritchie
Franklin
Alonzo Blair
Shelby County
Court Record: Indianapolis docket of dismissals and divorces
Summary of Superior and Circuit Court actions including dismissals at costs, multiple divorce filings with one decree ordering child custody to Ruth Gertrude McLane, and judgments for costs. Petitions and appeals noted. tax deed action submitted. various defendants and firms named with judgments or dismissals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Mc Oe
Mary McLaugh
Jetn L. McMaster
State Building and Loan Association of Indiana
American Bonding and Peer Company
Grace Colderwood
John D. Colderwood
Jordy Thorman
James M. Leathers
William Gunn
C. Bernhehr
Vinson Carter
John L. G. Dyke
Elmer A. McLane
Ruth Gertrude McLane
Efe Jane Dickson
George Dickson
David K. Partlow
Samuel Eliot Perkins, Jr
Henry Overton
Hannah Overton
Supreme Court minutes summarize appellate cases and briefs
Appellate court minutes list multiple cases from Lake Cass Pulaski Clinton and other counties with appellees appellants and briefs. Topics include rehearing petitions oral argument points assignments of errors and notices to co-parties and clerks across several county circuits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Collins
Joseph G. Amis
Huntington C. C. Appellee
John Reagan
First National Bank of Chicago
Marion
Sc. Cal. Pack
Henry P. Swartz
Board of Commissioners of
Lake County
Lake C. C. Appellee
Edward A. Shedd
James A. Webb
Lake C. C
Appellate Court
Dora M
Cass C. C. Appellant
Andrew Winklebech
Margaret Winklebech
Charles A. Skelton
John G. Sharp
Pulaski C. C
Melks & Fehrman
Jacob Frankers
William L. Garrard
Delaware C. C
Seg. C
C. & St. L. Railway Company
George Godfrey
John W. White
Allen C
Legal Opinions and Custody Findings From Early Reports
A survey of varied legal topics notes that substantial compliance with fire policy notice suffices for loss claims and unverified notices are waived if an adjuster investigates. It also covers disbarment standards, breach of warranty in acetylene gas equipment leading to personal injury damages, a custody ruling favoring the mother, and a man’s lack of right to remove a deceased wife’s body from another’s burial plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Rep
New Mexico
Mills
McMillan
Tyler
Moody
Supreme Court of Kentucky
Tes
Central Law Journal
Maine
Return to nature books spark a broader cultural trend
A Washington Post column notes a growing appetite for nature themed books from gardens to jungle and cat works. It cites Kipling inspired titles and essays like Mowbray journeys as evidence of a moderate nature boom likely to continue. A second vignette observes modern women discussing canal fortification plans and U S control in a Connecticut lunchroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Alden
New York Times
Mr. Kipling
Miss Benson
Miss Repplier
Mr. Mowbray
Nature
Washington Post
United States
Gibraltar
Suez Canal
Mait-Nutrine Slumber Balm Promises Sleep Relief
An Anheuser-Busch billed remedy named Mait-Nutrine claims to soothe irritated nerves ease insomnia fatigue and aid digestion. Marketed from St Louis USA it presents as a preventive for sleeplessness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anheuser-Busch Brewing Association
St. Louis
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Vital Statistics
Albert E. Kelley
Amanda Gaines
Carl Redtke
Mofile
Us Kroeger
Anna M Hnjah G. Moore
Haridee
Jessie Norris
Er H. Bingo
Helen G. Cravens
Granville Garnett
Lock Street
Jane Pauly
Bluff Avenue
Gall
A. Diener
E. Sas Tel GM
Crown Hill
Eer Flanner & Buchanan
North
Iliols Street
Csicescwe Rego
Delaware St
Tutewiler & Son
Market
TY & Co
Ees
BERTERMANN_ BROS
Mass
N. del
St. Tel
Rouse & Eee
Pattny LA Ib
Silvius & CO
DS N
Pennsylvania St
Thomas R. Bell
Ingalls Bieck
Lockwood
Lemcke Building
Stegmeir
N. Delaware St
BOK
Oor
Gregory
Lexington
Capitol Ave
Ingalls
Tenneeree
Delaware
Jameson & Joss
Washington
United Writer and Supplies Co
Monu
Jabash
Ap- WM. Benefick & CO
Empire
Slone Mercantile CO
Dept
Hong Low Co
San Francisco
Sean
English Opera House
Indianapolis Wrecking CO
Corneil
Dorchester High School
Ross
Oak Syave
Brighton
Joseph Gardner
Kentucky
Byomage
Union Transfer and Storage Company
Ohio Street
Bee- Mae
Pacific Coast
Insurance
The
Royal Insurance Company
W. A. Ghkever
Majestic Brig
Manhattan
Anti-Trust
Manhattan General Agency
Financial
Railroad Commission
Northern Central
Erie
W Mos
J. C. Riddell
Marietta & Cleveand
Chicago & Northwestern
Peoria
J. A. Barnard
Peoria & Eastern
H. C. Starr
Chicago & Eastern Illinois
Hanning
Wabash
Trancontinental Passenger Association
Union Station
Washington & Oregon Road
Vancouver
Kalama
D. E. Hilgartner
Garrett
Ind
Fred Smith
Monon
San Bernardino
Santa Fe
R. D. Marshall
Federal Court Justice
Freesze
Superior Court
Insurance Company of North America
John H. Murphy
W. P. Habig
South Meridian Street
Karl Rommel
Calvalage Street
Ness W. Habig
Kenwood Avenue
Wilhelmina Rush
Barth Avenue
Charles F. Beach
He Etna Real Tindiana Title Guaranty
ANB Loan Company
East Market
Sirece
Horace FE. Smith
Joseph W. Smith
Frank KE. Elmore
Berry Elmore
Willam Priegnitz
Louisa Schwartz
Sophia Priegnitz
the Court Record
Supreme Court
Oklahoma
New York
Court of Appeals
New York Supplement
Pat
WomensWoes
McLean
J. H. McLean Medicine CO
St. Louis, MO
Empire Theater
Cleveland
JAS. J
Tomlinson Hall
John C. Fisher
Thos. W. Riley
Florodora
Bostonians
Ataid Marion
WM. H. West's
Minstrels
English
Thryn Kidder
Molly Pitcher
Madame Sans Gene
IWO
Peeeaee Dee
Go-Sooon-Go-Moham
Thel
Wabash and
Delaware Sts
Weber
Sam Devere
Rice & Barton Gaiety
Grand Opera
Grau
Starr Piano Co
Newton Claypool Building
Mat
Syd Sanderson
Lohengrin
Gadski
George Rudd Thompson
Newport
Eng
Indianapolis Gas Co
Atkins
South Illinois Street
W. B. Barry Law and Supply CO
S&s Penn
H. T. Conde Implement Co
West
State House
Muellerschoen
Der
Deutsch Tailoring Co
BIG Four Root City Ticket
Ofice
Depars Ink
Ton Activa
Anderson
Union City
Bow
Clevelan
York and
Boston Limited
Knickerbocker
Benton Harbo
Benton Harbor
Wabaeh
Southwestern
St Louis Limited
Terre Haute & Mattoon Socom
Louis Express
Lafayette
White City
Cincinnati Express
Greensburg
Vernon and
Louinville
Vernon
Louiaville
Bloomington
Champaign
Springfield
Columbus
Ohio
D . Lynn
CLN
Ham
Dayton RY
City
W. Wash
Cincinnati Express Sc
Cincinnati Fast Mat
Cin
Dayton
Detroit Express
Detroit
Louis
ULEAD
Orice
West Wi
Chicago Fast Mail
Chicago Express
Chicago Vestibule
Mononaccom
Sateen
Jim Muncie
Lafayte
Lapy
Decatum & Wit
Decatur
Martinsville
Logansport
Kington
Louisville
Terre Haus
Terre Howe
St Lous
Esprose B
Terre Haute
Terre Haste
Mt Legis
St. Logis
All Pointe West
Earept
Sundar
Interulrban
Union Thation Lines
Union
Mareland St
Maryland End
Guarry Abercatter
Amdereon
Sduneie
Ab Merien
Dimlieg
Andersea
Isw
Wa. m
Munule
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