Vital Statistics December births and deaths listed by street
Vital Statistics December 31 lists births for many families with city addresses and a long roll of names including Dobewtts McCarthy Kimble Volkint Carter McMahan Weinberger Mobley Bren Harmon Frey Mayer Smalley Spencer Whverzach Carter Fenner Es ene North Capitol avenue and 429 North Capital avenue. It notes pneumonia and chronic illness with several death notices and funeral details for Nichols Thomson Watson Wickard and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Ray Dobewtts
Russell Avenue
Sarah McCarthy
Cornell Ave
Litlie Kimble
Boy
Ritta Volkint
Chestnut Street
Lisette Vable
Downey Avenue
Leute
Lillie Carter
Morris Street
Jeanie McMahan
Missouri
Louis
Mary Weinberger
Virginia Avene
Edith Mobley
South West
Edward
Mary Bren
South West Street
Wenn End
Lizzie Harmon
Indiana Avenue
Herman Whverzach
Sher- Man Avenue
Tiltie L. Carter
West Eleventh Street
Louisa Fenner
Coburn
North Capitol Avenue
Nichols
Benjamin
Malta
Ill
Christ Church
Thomson
J. J. Thomson
South Meridian Street
Lawrenceburg
Bariel
Watson
Sarah Jane
North Capital Avenue
Osgood
Wickard
Joseph Wickard
Parke Avenue
Indianapolis
STORAGE AND MOVING SERVICES AD OFFER
STORAGE No rata mice or bugs new mere house your goods in separate apartments N Alabama at contabile WAKE S COO W EB Kurtz Pre H A Crosslant Mar 517-423 S Penn Telephones 1342 w STONE pack and HAUT T line tracks only L1st class storage solicited Crating es packing of housebo codeq Ripments of TAL FREIGHT RATES on ipments Peas goods to Pacific coast other Western points LOST Downtown a plain gold lady s open-face watch Please return to S10 North Capitol avenue Re ward given TYPEWRITERS FOR SALE The Fox Manhattan and other lending makes for sale or rent at anti-trust prices G M MERRICK Gen Agt Phones 503 il EB Washington st Indianapolis
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama At
Contabile Wake S. Coo
EB Kurtz
Pre
H. A. Crosslant
S. Penn
W Stone
Pacific Coast
North Capitol Avenue
Fox
Manhattan
G. M. Merrick
Gen
Washington St
Indianapolis
Banks' Clearing House Prosperity Noted In 1901 Totals
Indiana report highlights dramatic rise in Indianapolis Clearing House activity. 1901 clearings reach $412,916,675.91 with December and week totals breaking records. December six-month split shows $186.58 million first half and $226.53 million second half, with a peak day of $2.20 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aess
Courts Compromise Damages in Brentlinger Suit
Sadie Brentlinger’s lawsuit against Union Railway Company Monon and Pennsylvania railroads for her husband’s death was settled in Judge Carter’s court with the defendants paying $1,250. In a separate action, Savings and Trust Company of Cleveland sues Fowler town in U S Circuit Court for 3000 claimed on unpaid interest bearing notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Brentlinger
Union Railway Company
The
Monon
Pennsylvania Railroads
Carter
Brentlinger
United States
Savings and Trust Company of
Cleveland
Fowler
Cleveland Company
Chicago
Suit Filed Over Boy's Death in Railway Yard
Chester W. Bright sues Big Four Railway for 10000 damages after his son Everett Bright eleven is killed in Brightwood yards while delivering an errand. Separately County Commissioners compromise James Bradley estate delinquent Pullman stock taxes, deducting 300 from a 5500 claim due to over assessment of hidden property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester W. Bright
Big Four Railway Company
Everett Bright
Brightwood
James Bradley
Nellie May Cook Sues Husband for Divorce Over Cruelty
Nellie May Cook filed suit for divorce from Frederick Cook alleging cruelty and habitual drunkenness. She claims he was sentenced to the workhouse by the United States Court for passing counterfeit money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie May Cook
Frederick Cook
United States Court
Broad Ripple Canning Company Sues Western Assurance for 1000
The Broad Ripple Canning Company yesterday filed suit against Western Assurance Company for 1000 dollars alleging a fire loss policy was written after its factory burned last summer and that the insurer has refused payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broad Ripple Canning Company
Western Assurance Comany
Seec Ae
Damages and suits in Indianapolis courts
Room by room docket of cases across Circuit and Superior Courts. Parties include Sadie Brentlinger administratrix of William Brentlinger versus Indianapolis Union Railway Company for $1,200 and costs. Depurator Medical Institute against Laura De Ruiter settled. several divorces, foreclosures, replevins, lien and damages actions listed with court rooms and outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinson Carter
Sadie Brentlinger
William Brentlinger
Indianapolis Union Railway Company
Circuit Court
Henry Clay Allen
Depurator Medical Institute
Laura EB. de Ruiter
Justice of the Peace
Percy R. Chevalier
Elizabeth A. Miller
Nellie May Cook
Frederick J. Cook
George W. Trass
Christina Rochow
Superior Court
The
Broad Ripple Canning Company
the Western Assurance Company
Chester W. Bright
Daisy Williams
Lafayette Snell
Alexander L. H. Messmer
Frank Stefanek
Ida B. Blacker
Marshall D. Blacker
Supreme Court Docket and Appellate Briefs Summary
The record lists multiple cases in progress: Greenwood Town vs State ex rel. Frank Lawson et al with assignment of errors in term and bond minutes. Dugdale vs Deoney in Marion County with motion to dismiss. Graham vs Walters with appellees’ brief on cross assignment of errors in Cass County. Jordan vs Morrison in Boone County petition for superseders. Loakmann et al. vs Pritchard in Johnson County appellants’ reply brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood
Frank Lawson
Johnson C. C
Bond
Benjamin H. Dugdale
Charles P. Deoney
Marion
C. Appellee
Geismiss
Appellee
Catherine Graham
George W. Walters
Cass C. C. Appellees
Lewis H. Jordan
William Morrison
Boone C. C
Relics of Nero era reach Louisville church
A package arriving from Rome contains bones and dried blood of St Magnus a Roman centurion and St Bonisa a Roman virgin martyrdom era. The relics from a catacomb over two centuries old will be placed beneath the altar of St Martin's Catholic Church after arrival at Louisville surveyor of the art office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
St. Magnus
St. Bonisa
Nero
Rome
St. Martin's Catholic
Agnal
Railways in 1901 Heaviest Passenger Traffic for Indianapolis
Rail line reports show Indianapolis gateways moving 1,391,834 cars in 1901 with 1,116,516 loaded and 596,783 in the last half. Westbound tonnage rose while grain shipments slumped, coal and cerealine products rose, and car shortages limited growth. Passenger gains across Big Four and affiliated lines boosted station revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Big Four
Pennsylvania
Central Traffic Association
South Meridian
Iron Works
Malleable
Atlas Engine
Dean Brothers
Brown- Ke
Monon
Indiana, Decatur & Western
Cincinnati
Hamilton & Dayton
H. G. Stiles
Toledo
Vandalia
Vincennes
Charles Stilz
Union Station
Stilz
H. M. Bronson
C. F. Daly
Lake Erie & Western
W. W. Richardson
Panhandle
Buffalo Exposition
Atlantic Seaboard
R. P. Algeo
Hawaras
D. Maze
Ticket scalping business under strain in Indianapolis
The traffic of the ticket scalper and its results for 1900 were far from satisfactory. General passenger agents surround them with menace, driving scalping out of business. Interchangeable mileage books are risky and underutilized. Congress failure to curb scalping harmed them. They profit slightly from Sunday excursions and unused tickets, but Central Traffic Passenger Association keeps markets strict and Indianapolis operates only two continuous scalping offices. Summer excursions offer some revenue, but overall profitability remains bleak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana, Decatur & Western
Indianapolis
Big Four
Cleveland
Congress
Central Traffic Passenger Association
Great Northern Railway reorganizes executive staff at St Paul offices
At a stockholders meeting in St Paul the Great Northern Railway elected new officers. J N Hill becomes first vice president, R T Farrington second vice president, E T Nichols secretary and treasurer in New York, and J W Blabon fourth vice president in charge of traffic. Farrington’s election surprised observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern Railway
St. Paul
J. N. Hill
R. TI. Farrington
E. T. Nichols
New York
J. W. Blabon
R. I. Farrington
Darius Miller
Burlington
Through train service to Chicago set for Feb tenth
General Manager W I Allen of the Cincinnati Richmond and Muncie Railroad announced in Muncie that the date for completing the line and starting a through Cincinnati to Chicago service had been set for February 10. Seventeen miles remain between Peru and North Judson with minor grade work, and the kickoff train will depart Cincinnati via Cottage Grove and North Judson, connecting with the three Chicago Belt line into Chicago. Also noted: a Kansas City auction sale of terminal properties totaling 2 060 000 to Max Pam for Harriman Gould interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. I. Allen
Cincinnati, Richmond
Kansas City Suburban Belt Railway
Consolidated Railway Terminal
Kansas City & Independence Airline
Kansas City
Shannon C. Douglas
Max Pam
New York
Harriman-Gould
Kansas City Southern Railroad
Arthur E. Stillwell
Guardian Trust Company
Kan
Union Terminal Company
Frazier Resigns as Western Division Superintendent
James L. Frazier, superintendent of the western division of the Southern Pacific Company, based in Oakland, resigns to become general superintendent of the Toledo, St. Louis & Western Railway. Word predicts Warren S. Palmer may succeed him as Western division superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco Call
James L. Frazier
Western Division
Southern Pacific Company
Oakland
Toledo, St. Louis & Western Railway
Frazier
Warren 8. Palmer
Sacramento
J. A. Eaeninsten
Ston
Deis
Palmer
Belt Road handles record carload totals and new appointments
In the year ending December 31, 1901 the Belt Road moved 997 747 cars, up 33 513 from 1900, with 64 64 car loads of livestock at stockyards, up 7 358. Private switches on its line accounted for 58 712 cars, up 10 854. Southern Railway announces appointments G J Bradley San Francisco A G Soule Denver E D Stratton Peoria E M Jones St Louis. The Chagrin Falls Northern Railroad, a Cleveland span, was sold to Clarence E Sanders for 50 000 in U S Court Cleveland on request of the International Trust Company of New York. Sanders’s firm represents the Pennsylvania Railroad in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Southern Railway
G. J. Bradley
San Francisco
A. G. Soule
Denver
Col
E. D. Stratton
Peoria
E. M. Jones
St. Louis
Chagrin Falls & Northern Railroad
Cleveland, Canton & Southern
United States
Cleveland
Clarence E. Sanders
Best Year Yet Known as Indianapolis Merchants Prosper
Indianapolis merchants closed one of their most prosperous years with strong dry goods trade and high overall volumes. Druggists, leather, confectioners, and grain markets performed well, with steady prices and large profits, though hides and some oils were uneven. The local grain market stayed active into December with higher, firmer prices and solid inspections across wheat corn and oats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
the Board of Trade
Timothy
Prices paid for farm products and livestock items
Prices for young turkeys, chickens, ducks, geese, cheese varieties, butter, eggs, beeswax, feathers, wool, hides, tallow and grease. Includes per pound, per dozen, and grade distinctions such as No 1 No 2 calf and various wool qualities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Candies Nuts and Groceries Prices From A Local Market
List of varied goods with prices including candies such as stick and mixed varieties, nuts like almonds walnuts Brazil filberts and roasted peanuts, dried fruit, peaches, oysters, pineapples, beans and vegetables, plus coal and coke rates and chemical supplies with many unit prices and ton figures from a historic market catalog. The entry catalogs numerous prices by item and seller regions, reflecting a broad range of everyday commodities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Vast Colonial Inventory of Fabrics and Groceries Listed
A sprawling catalog of textiles and groceries appears, listing numerous fabrics such as Merri Cocheco fancy and Simpson’s Etropecd, plus a wide range of dry goods, coffee, sugars, spices, flours, and produce with city prices and weights. The long list includes Ameskeag, Amoskeag, Concord, and other brands, along with grain, molasses, oils, and farm produce prices, reflecting a late 19th or early 20th century storefront.
Real estate transfers filed in Marion County Indiana
Instruments recorded for 24 hours ending Dec 31 1901 show transfers across Perry and Wayne townships including Isaac Norwood to James Horwood and Francis Elms to Joseph Catt. Totals list 20 transfers with a total consideration of 90824.67 dollars, detailing lots and outlots in Beaty’s and Jackson Park, with several sheriff sales and city additions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder’s
Marion County
Indiana
Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Company
East Market Street
Issac N. Norwood
James A Horwood
Perry Township
William C. Dudding
George W
George W. “Criswell
Blake & Mars
West White River
Washington St
Francis Elms
Joseph L. Catt
Beaty’s Add
Orleans St
Raymond St
Washington
Tse Encaded
James R. Neff
Lee
Nemr
Wiley’s
Pratt St
Blake St
Imp't. Assn
D Parry
Kelvin Uv
Bes- Bemet
Vas Eecsevevece
Walter BE. Smith
James H. Malott
McLeod
Wiliam Picken
William N. Pick
Picken
Cooper
Scott
Capitol
William N. Picken
Alonz
M. Picken
Pick
Jackson Park Add
Arsenal Av
Mary Conner
She Otte
Frenzel
Jackson Park
Hovey
Mary M
Pettit
James Part
Market St
Liberty
Bes Duchisvnedpes
Ian i
Florence B. Hudson
Beatty
Nde Av
Miranda A. Jarrell
Sarah J. Cox
Wile
Wayne Township
Building Permits List Includes Several Repairs and Projects
The notice lists permits for repairs and new work. Rinehart plans repairs at 708 Maxwell Street for Mary C. T. Howe on a frame house. Talbott Avenue at 323 hosts a 33 700 project by unidentified party. A. B. Meyer & Co. files for a brick building at 8 Madison Avenue totaling 800. Central Supply Plant at Twenty fourth and Yandes streets, 4000. Fred Boegman adds a frame addition at 1850 Churchman Street, 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oe Rinehart
Maxwell Street
Mary C. T. Howe
Talbott Avenue
A. B. Meyer & Co
Madison Avenue
Burglars in Notting Re Notting Hill Store Fight
Early hour burglars blew the safe at the Notting Re general store. Postmaster House and neighbors fired on the thieves as they fled, two dozen shots exchanged in a long pursuit. The robbers escaped, leaving a bloody trail and one suspected wounded. Loss value unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Syence
Notting Re
Postmaster House
Financial statement highlights and key holders
Mortgage loans and collateral loans appear with bonds stocks savings banks accounts and real estate values. Cash on hand and in banks plus capital stock surplus undivided profits and deposits are listed with names such as CHARLES EB COFFIN OVID B JAMESON CHASE HOLLOWAY AUGUSTUS JENNINGS and others including CHARLES E COFFIN WINFIELD T DURBIN GEORGE B ELLIOTT DANIEL P ERWIN.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles EB. Coffin
Ovid B. Jameson
Chase. Holloway
Augustus Jennings
Charles E. Coffin
Winfield T. Durbin
George B. Elliott
Daniel P. Erwin
Charles E. Holloway
Real estate and finance officers listed in bank document
Collateral loans miscellaneous bonds and real estate assets shown with figures including 212,076.52 in a financial department ledger. The officers listed include JOSEPH T. Elliott as President FERDINAND WINTE as Vice President PRESTON T. KELSEY as 2nd Vice President and P C TRUSLER as Secretary and Treasurer, followed by a roster of names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph T.ee
Ferdinand Winte
Preston T. Kelsey
P. C. Trusler
Sec'y and
Treas
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Vital Statistics
Francis Leslie
Pearl Betelia Hilenbeckeer
H. Holmes
Jenanna Frey
Williameen
Ethel P Mayer
Ja Williams
Famyra
Smock Snider
Augusta Reutterd
Hertha Borchers
Sawin RB
Frances Leicher
Robin
Kennett B. Jeff
Anna Baoxho
Eee Green
Hattie Clayton
Bruce Lidleway
Nettle Clifton
Heyob
Katharine Stack
George P. Baker
Emma A. Bain
Thomas Flannagan
Lottie May Caster
William A. Edwards
Maude L. Parrish
Kush
Mabel J. Ferguson
Gottlieb Erber
Carrie Hauche
M. Smalley
Helen P. Spencer
A. Diener
Washington, Tel
Crown Hill
Flanner & Buchanan
Reeldy & CO
Phanes
Bertermann Bros
New No
Mass
N. del
St. Tel
Rouse & Mayhew
Monument Place
T. Silvius & CO
Pennsylvania St
Thomas R. Bell
Ingalls Block
W. H. Lockwood
Lemekie
Stegmeir Bros
Minos
Horace Wood
SS Circle
Peerless Foundry CO
Meek St
Lew
H. Cc. Stevens
Senate
Ee Blanchard
Delaware St
W. A. Grever
Majestic Bldg
Gregory & Appel
Eamecbenseeoaeaemeana Ae
United Eee Sale and Supplies CO
JAN Hong Low CO
W. Court At
Best
Suey House
City
Lana
Harry Balden
Holmes
Ata’ Panty Ba
Deenvtiistry
Eee
J. H. Bloor
Lemcke Building
den RY
F.earhart
W. Opp
H. P. Wasson & Co
Insurance
Nnn
Pinancial
Atheneaie Senate
Aenement
C. F. Sayles
D. W. Coffin
Lom- Berd Building
Ena Financial
W. A. Greyer
Majestic
S. Ann & Ed Funkcul
Salary Loan CO. Tel
Stevenson
Central Loan Company
Rovin
Stevenson Funding
Washington Street
Gardner
Work
Kentucky
Cerons-Nang
Arapolis Whewing Co
Coreen New
Banks’ Clearing House
Indianapolis Clearing House Association
Cpoorines
Ncessaee
News OF the Courts
Bradley
the Court Record
Supreme Court
Appellate Court
Care Indiana
Polis Journal
Tory
Trafic
Great Northern Reorganization
George Gould
T. D. Jones
Wagon Market
California
Jackson
Kanaohe
Pittsburg
Raymond
Winifrede
Luhrig
Hocking Valley
Greene County
San Indiana
West Virginia
Peter
Androscoggin L
Berkley
Cabot
Cumberland
Dwight Anchor
Farwell
Tee
Fitchvill
Full Wirth
Pepell
Rcasiaje
Eppere
Peppere
Nold
Atk
Arnold LLC
Merri Cocheco
Hamilton Fancy
Mac
Pacific Fancy
Seriin Simpson
Simpson
Warren, Kidded Cambries
Edw Kings
Amoskeag
Conestoga BF
Cordis
ACE
Hamuton
Lenox Fancy
Methuen Oakland AF
Portsmouth
Llge
Slater
Genesee
Shetucket SW
Shetucket Iver
Swift Ginghams
Amosneag Staples
Dress
Bates
Siac
Lancaster
Bye
Kimono AA
Wise
Uehan
See
Amoskeag Lancaster Dress
Toil du Nord
American
Harmony
Stark
Java
Golden Lend
Arlosa
Lion
Jersey
Caracas
Dillworth's
Gates
Columbia A
Windsor
Ridgewood
Phoenix
Erie
Cassia
New Orleans
Louisiana
Carolina
Iron and Steel
Sea Ness
Florida
Ben Davis
Illinois
Michigan
the Central Trust Co
BR As Ag
Ssece
Lorenzo D. Moody
Cortland van Camp
Medford B. Wilson
Marion Trust Co
Annes
Joseph T. Eliott
Chas
N. Williams
J. Fletcher
C. N. Thompson
P. Sheerin
Byron K. Elliott
P. T. Kelsey
A. Morrison
Ford Winter
Chas. Latham
Geo. G. Tanner
J. A. Lemcke
H. E. Hamilton
Pembroke Arcade
Herald-square
Brixton
W. J. Ferguson
Thurdsday
Mme
Emma Nevada
Howard Kyle
N—Mathan Hale
Julia Marlowe
Paul Kester
Charles Major
Ste
Gertrude Haynes
Janet Byrnes
Charley Grapewin
Anna Chand and Co
Felix and
Barry
Jones
Grant and Jones
Dorothy Walters
Maud McInty
Arthur Buckner
Mobile
Lincoln J. Carter
Braxtra
Feicht
Oberammergau
Mepire
Wabash
Delaware
Rush
Harry
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