Coroner Brayton Reviews Year of Violence Statistics
Coroner Brayton presents the annual report detailing 657 cases across a two year term with 42 male and 139 female deaths this year. It covers origins of deaths, hospital locations, murder counts, causes such as morphine and carbolic acid, various railroad and streetcar incidents, and totals for autopsies, expenses, and inquest activity in Marion County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brayton
Harry W. Tutewiler
City Hospital
St. Vincent's Infirmary
Central Indiana Hospital For
Deaconess Hospital
Te Little Sisters of the Poor
Workhouse
M&s
Ahien
South East Street
Big
Belt Railroad
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
Vandalia
Panhandle
Indianapolis & Vincennes
Monon
Calvin P. Totten
Pleasant Pruitt
Andrew Delss
Della Copenhaver
Copenhaver
Charles Hubbard
Gus Monroe
Hubbard
Raphael Campbell
Joseph Spalding
Spalding
Daniel Sullivan
Brightwood
William Caldwell
Caldwell
Pack Williams
Wallace Powell
Dong Cong Tshun
Henry A. Rosengarten
Ben
Jamin
Peter Webb
Fannie Boyd
Alexander Downie
John S. Parsons
Marion County
Indiana
Marion
Reflections on a Four Year Term of the Coroner
The coroner’s office has settled vast litigation by recording disputed facts and protecting wide interests. Minor cases rely on the coroner’s knowledge and tact to shield persons and institutions and restore neighborhood peace. The also-pertinent duty includes balancing truth and privacy in sensitive matters such as divorces, with the aim to serve public morality and private welfare.
Changes in Police Force Appointments and Transfers
The Board of Public Safety announced several police changes including Bray and Kurtz joining the detective force, Warren moving to desk duty, and Leet promoted to sergeant. Dugan is reduced, Walace resigns from the detective force, and six new patrolmen plus a new sergeant await Jan 15 assignment due to payroll limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Ira Leet
Dugan
Board of Public Safety
Harry R. Wallace
Edward Bray
Wallace
Thomas Dugan
Jacob Kurtz
Kurtz
Taggart
Sauleyrgeant
Calvin Warren
Bray
Market Ordinance Bans Horse Carriage Stalls At East Market
Mayor Bookwalter signed an ordinance requiring marketers who use horses and vehicles at the East market to detach horses and shafts during market hours. Horses must be stabled away from the market to reduce street obstructions and improve space cleanliness, despite protests from frequent users.
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Bookwalter
FINAL ASSESSMENT ROLL APPROVED FOR BRICK ROADWAY
Primary assessment rolls approved list several projects including brick roadways cement walks and curbs. Entries name Capitol Paving and Construction Company Hoosier Construction Company L and L R R A D Bowen and others with streets such as Orange Shelby California Thirteenth and Michigan and vacation notices for alleys east of Union street and west of Meridian street. Also notes papers ordered and a dated verse from St Nicholas.
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Alabama Street
Eleventh Street
Thirteenth Street
Capitol Paving and Construction Company
Orange Street
Shelby Street
State Avenue
Michigan Street
Oriental Street
Bell Street
Meridian Street
First Alley
Court Street
East Street
Liberty Street
Capital Paving and Construction Company
Vermont Street
West Street
Bright Street
Hoosier Construction Company
California Street
Market Street
Bellefontaine Street
Union Street
Arizona Street
Palmer Street
Charles Roney
Butler Avenue
University Avenue
John Moore
Kenwood Avenue
Twenty-Ninth Street
Thirty-fourth Street
Kentucky Avenue
Sand Street
Hospital Handles Record Patient Total in Year
Superintendent Jobes of City Hospital reports a record 2107 patients received by midnight, exceeding every prior year and surpassing the 1900s total. The hospital for this year set a new high in patient intake, marking the busiest period in its history.
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Jobes
Mystery at the Rosemere House Unfolds with Detective Merritt
A physician recounts his tension filled night as Detective Merritt grills him about a murder. The examiner probes why the doctor noticed certain clues and suspects surface about Miss Derwent and Mrs Atkins. Merritt reveals a hidden trail of cigar ashes and a missing hat while tracing a mysterious man linked to the victim and a possible mistaken identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Derwent
Atkins
Rosemere
Mr. Merritt
Aoung
Miss May
McGorry
Derwent
St the Po Bog
Mr. Erritt
Jim
Joe
Allan Brown
Boston
Re. Atkins
Brown
Mrs. Atkins
Merritt Fegerkes
Lfe
Miss Day
Atlantic City
Chicago
Mesitm
Treacy
Fred
Misa Derwent
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State Superintendent of Public Instruction
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