Vital statistics births and deaths wrap local section
Vital statistics dated December 26 lists births in Indianapolis area including Anna Warner and baby girl. numerous other birth listings with names and addresses appear. followed by deaths such as Elizabeth Gafresch and Catherine Eldere with ages and causes. legal and funeral notices, sheriff sales, and public sale announcements intersperse the page. the items reflect a bustling community notices page with multiple names, addresses, and court actions.
Sunday church services and notices in Indianapolis papers
Sunday church notices list services at First Baptist Northeast corner New York and Pennsylvania with sermons The Col lege Avenue Baptist Church and Central Christian Church also announce morning and evening services Sunday school at various times plus special programs The Plymouth Church St Pauls St Augustine Society and other congregations hold cantatas Christmas services and youth meetings Also listed are local church announcements at Tabernacle and Central Avenue Methodist Episcopal with youth and prayer meetings Public notices include sheriff sales and local legal ads with dates and property descriptions in Marion County Indiana
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First Baptist Church
New York
Pennsylvania
Thomas J. Villers
Pobce
Llege-Aenu Baptist Cchurch
Neon Avenue
Fiftteenth Street
W. Ce Taylor
Simper
Central Christian Church
Delaware and
Walnut Streets
Allan B. Philputt
ST. Paul's Church
Lewis Brows
Central Avenue
Stansfield
Tennyson
James L. Gardiner
Epworth League
Roberts Park
M. E
Delaware
Vermont
C. E. Bacon
North League
First Presbyterian Church
North Ala
Fifteenth Street
M. L. Haines
D. D
Society of Christian Endeavor
Second Presbyterian Church
Owen Davies Odell
Brotherhood
Charles F. Hansen
Mayer Chapel
West and
Catherine Streets
W. T
Seyfert
Pas
Oculist Ad and Stray Yet Reported in Paper
An old Journal ad promotes weekly and monthly rates for reader notices, featuring Dr Walter Sharp oculist formerly of Boston operating from Claypool Building with evening appointments. Also a stray dog notice offers a reward for the two year old white and brown spotted dog named Frit returned to 41 Monument Place.
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Walter Eee Sharp
Boston
Wton Claypool
Frit
Monument Place
Fewer Ticket Offices and Rail Advancements in Pittsburgh
Rail executives discuss consolidating ticket offices to cut costs at key terminals. Baltimore and Ohio plans 200 miles of new line to shorten routes to Pittsburgh and link Chicago via Baltimore. J M Herbert to join Colorado and Southern as VP GM, relieving president Frank Trumbull. Big Four earnings rise in December. Peoria & Eastern also show gains amid broader expansion and personnel changes.
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Vanderbilt Lines
Buffalo
Baltimore & Ohio
Pittsburg
South Penn
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania
Carnegie
Gould
Wabash
Maryland
Goulds
J. M. Herbert
Denver & Rio Grande
Colorado & Southern Railroad
Fort Worth
Herbert
Trumbull
Big Four
Peoria & Eastern
Rail road construction in the United States 1902 totals 6026 miles
The 1902 railroad construction nationwide totals 6026 miles excluding second track sidings and electric lines. Oklahoma leads with 57 miles of new lines, followed by Texas with 496, Arkansas 371, and Indian Territory 363. Personal notes cover staff changes, dividends, and holiday activities among railroad personnel.
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Railroad Gazette
United States
Oklahoma
Texas
Arkansas
Indian Territory
January In a Good Month for Wild Life in America
A field guide tone notes January as a prime time for birding across America. It lists permanent residents such as the crow blue jay chickadee and nuthatch plus hawks owls woodpeckers and others. Winter visitors include the herring gull junco kinglet and horned lark.
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America
Railway notes show new schedules and freight growth
The report lists wage and management changes across multiple lines. E V Brogan to head Lake Shore dispatch, Grand Rapids & Indiana raises pay and adds funds, Georgia Southern Florida faces penalties, and Canadian Pacific orders 140 locomotives. It cites pass policy hints, Standard Steel Car contracts, and electric light construction plans for a Santa Fe cut‑off, plus a major yard expansion by New York Central and rising traveling salesmen activity at Indianapolis Union Station.
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Ted
Railroad Servce
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Lake Shore Road
Cleveland
Buffalo
E. V. Brogan
Grand Rapids & Indiana
Georgia Southern & Florida
Railroad Commission of Florida
Railroad Commission
Canadian Pacific
Glasgow
Western Passenger Association
R. R. Cable
Rock Island Board of Directors
D. G. Reid
Cable
Vanderbilt
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia & Reading
Vanderbilt and Pennsylvania
Reading
Ohio Connecting Railway
Thomas Rodd
Southern Pacific
Illinois Central
New Orleans
Ferry
New York City
Jersey City
Central
Standard Steel Car Company
Butler
New York
New Haven & Hartford
Lackawanna
Abo Pass Canyon
Alpena
Mich
Gaylord
Elmira
East Jordan
Charlevoix
Matheny
Grand Rapids
Hughart
Michigan
New York Central
Dewitt
Monia
Indianapolis
Union Station
Charles Mayer & Bro
Death as a feigned show of life questioned by science
In a Philadelphia Record discussion an Academy of Natural Sciences investigator rejects the idea that animals disguise death through clever intelligence. He argues many creatures use catalepsy or stupefaction rather than deliberate feigning, citing opossums, insects, and other wildlife and noting some may be unconscious when death seems imminent.
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Philadelphia
Academy of Natural Sciences
Estimate of a Famous Man
A Washington Star excerpt recalls a boy asking what kind of man Napoleon was. The parent replies that Napoleon was among those whose mistakes made them famous, noting he aimed to control the world by armies rather than organizing a trust.
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Washington Star
Napoleon
The City of David Poem Tribute by Towne
A compact verse recalling the baby Jesus in Bethlehem. The speaker reflects on Christ’s presence in the city’s streets day and night, linking the sacred birth to enduring love and memory across ages. Written in Towne’s Criteria voice, the poem emphasizes sacredness amid busy life.
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Charles Hanson Towne
The
Criterion
Local Wholesale Trade Quietly Steady Prices Hold
Friday saw a quiet local wholesale market with no price changes. Commission row activity included stocking for Saturday while eggs rose 3 cents a dozen on a cold snap. poultry kept current prices. Grain markets remained steady with reported car counts and steady wheat corn and hay prices. wagon market offered moderate demand and strong hay.
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Timothy
Hay Strong
Commodity Price List for Poultry and Groceries in 19th Century Markets
A wholesale price sheet lists prices for poultry including young turkeys twelve cents and geese four twenty five per dozen, ducks and hens, assorted cheeses and meats, various nuts candies and baking goods, drugs, linens, prints, grains, coffee and sugar. It shows wholesale selling methods, retail prices, and rate tables for coking fuels and hardware items, reflecting broad market standings and daily commodity values.
Second Cousin Visitors: Milwaukee Judge Rules on Hospitality
A Milwaukee magistrate upheld a hostess's right to limit visits from distant relatives. Justice Graves ruled that second cousins cannot claim five weeks of board at $11 a week and urged hosts to set clear departure times when kin arrive uninvited. He praised practical tact and common sense in limiting extended visits.
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Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Anaes Graves
Mil
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Wheeler
Fannie Rittenhouse
Pallinane
Katherine Wollsiter
Ken Buck
North Keystone
Orange
Jennie McMeans
Ashland
Clarence
Terese Dryer
Indiene
Lilie Vornehban
Sta, Het
Henry ¥Eann
Helen M. Joyce
Pown
Ruth Racer Ie
Myrtle D. Alloway
R. Hunt
Lulu
Kirkes Dunsturver
Matilda McCarty
Motorkhil
Bertha Rod
McGee and Pear
May Anding A. Gilbreth
Grace E. Roger
Carleton
Dora O’ Banton
Arabe Nine
Laura Bed Ao Sims
Verdom
James Kurkmann
Lucinda ‘Evatine Mann
Samizabeth Gafresch
Catherine T. Eldere
Et Reynolds
North Sea
J. Wi
Ellen Miller
North
Linois
N. Lansbery
Washington
Routh
College
Taylor
North Senate
St Gin Diener
Brown Hill
Lea Aeaeaene Eee
Tutewiler & Son
Undertalkers
Market St. Tel
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E. Kregelo
N. Delaware
Planner
M. Tillnois Street
Taeghens
Society Notice
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State of State of Indiana
Raymond J. McDaniel
Cyrus Osborn
Seciem Hendricks
Erees
James ©. Winsted
Helen D. Winsted
Indiana
Raymond R. Et
Robert A. Brow A. Brown
Superior Court of Indiana
H.ee
Geenae
Elizabeth Conley
Marion County
Tee
Cimoré Place
Indianapo
Eugene Saulcy
Ayres, Jones & Hollett
IFF
Superior Court of County
Patrick Jan
Barardat
Kion
Ovid Butler
Iene
Gene Saulcy
Dane Hornbrook & Smith
of County
A. D. Krewson
Afteen
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Cox & Kahn
Hartford Saving and Investment Company
Winifred Eith
Strong & Wolf
Central Park
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Ee County
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the Temple
Tenth Streets
H. C. Meserve
Park Avenue
Tor
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Methodist
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Tabernacle Church
Meridian
Eleventh Streets
J. Cumming Smith
Senate Avenue
Indpls
Veneers Co
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Pres
H. A. Crossland
Mgr
Penn
Superior Court
Tatlanee
B. Frank Schmid
Julia A. Chills
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Pleasant Run
Recorder’s Office
Wilson & Townley
Frank Blanchard
N. Delaware St
Atermanner
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Horace Wood
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Chicago
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International
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Hox Care Journal
E. Z
Caxton
Sunday Journal
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Rowick Dee
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Virginia
IPF
Henry Nicolai
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Gia Street
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Amuse
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Clayton White
Marie Stuart & CO
Esmonde
Genaro & Bailey
Yankee Comedy Four
Les Fraselles
Zazel
Empire Theater
Fred Irwin
Omega
Indianapolis Gas Company
Pennsylvania Street
Parkers
C. I. Fletcher
North Nee Street
Bard Wire
Rae
Mott's
Gravensteins
Eutia
California
Dos
Sic
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Jerseys
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