Vital Statistics January Births Record
Classified line notes births under Vital Statistics January with insurance ad clutter. Rosai? oe Company listed. W A Greyer and WM Anderson Insurance ads appear with fire and tornado coverage and new telephone number 241 Law Building.
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NCE
Rosai Oe
W. A. Greyer
WM . Anderson
Law Building
ELEVA Sons and Local Business Directory Listing
Journal style directory items with names and contact details for florists, opticians, lawyers, engineers, livery stables, stenographers, and Masonic society notices. Includes Bertermann Bros Florists, Silvits & Co lawyers, Thomas Hrbell engineer, Dr. Lockwood pamphlet info, The Peenless Foundry Co. stencil, and Keystone Chapter meeting details.
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Bertermann Bros
Mans
N. del
St Tel
Omlician
Rouse & Mayhew
Monument Place
Valent Lawyers
Ee T Silvits & CO
Pennsylvania St
Thomas Hrbell
Ingally Block
Indianapolis
H. Lockwood
Lemeke Building
Horace Wood
Peenless Foundry CO
Meek St
New
Stevens
Senate
E Blanchard
Delaware St
Ladir
Indiana Guard Adjutant General Ward Report to War Dept
Indiana National Guard shows growth with 2 413 enlisted men, about 300 more than prior. Estimated 50 000 Indiana residents could be called in wartime. Major units include Infantry regiments in Vincennes Bloomington Indianapolis South Bend and Columbia City, plus artillery Rockville Hospital Corps Indianapolis and signal Warsaw. Commisary department report also filed.
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Ward
Indiana National Guard
War Department
Washington
Indiana Guard
Indiana
National Guard
Vincennes
Bloomington
New Albany
Indianapolis
Aurora
Franklin
South Bend
Auburn
Columbia City
Rockville
Signal Corps
Warsaw
Commissary Department
Fresh business concerns form around Indiana towns
A Fort Wayne firm, Gas Belt Construction Company, gains incorporation with 100 000 capital to build telephone instruments and related systems in Madison and Delaware counties. Other new incorporations include Jones Ackerman Deuker of Richmond with 330 000 capital making dry goods and more, Union City medicine outfit Dr Welbourn Medicine Company, South Bend Home Telephone Company with 200 000 stock, Haysville Milling Company at 7 000, North Vernon Glass Works with 19 00 capital, Bessire & Co Indianapolis bakers with 10 000, Genoa Mining Company at 25 00 capital, and Utility Paper Company increasing stock from 2 000 to 140 600.
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Fort Wayne
Gas Belt Construction Company
Wayne Leeson
George W. Beers
A. L. Johnson
J. C. Johnson
John Ferguson
Samuel M. Foster
W. H. H. Quick
John P. Evans
Charles Bard
Max B. Fisher
William P. Breen
Madison
Delaware
Jones
Samuel R. Bell
South Bend Home Telephone Company
South Bend
Joseph E. Neff
E. H. Miller
M. B. Staley
D. D. Bates
H. G. Miller
Haysville Milling Company
Haysville
Ind
J. P. Bessire
Edmond H. Bessire
Paul A. Bessire
Genoa Mining Company
Genoa
Pike County
John W. Stillwell
L. E. Potter
Genoa C. Potter
Utility Paper Company
Secretary of States
Vanderbilt Line First 1 8 Road to Lake Shore Division
A telegram from South Bend reports the Indiana Illinois and Iowa road made a Lake Shore division. Vanderbilt control secures a Chicago belt line aiding through freight and eliminating city-limits transfers. Crossing lines include Santa Fe, B&O, CB&Q, and many others with the Lake Shore termed the most valuable railroad property.
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South Bend
Indiana, Illinois & Iowa Road
Lake Shore Lines
Vanderbilts
Lake Shore
Indiana, Illinois & Iowa
Chicago
Santa Fe
Baltimore & Ohio
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Cedar Rapids & Northern
Chicago & Alton
Big Four
Pennsylvania
United States
Chicago & Eastern Illinois
Dewey
Edward B. Gleason
Terre Haute
Albert H. Moore
Philadelphia & Reading Company
Philadelphia
Railway Age
Chicago & Northewestern
Sioux City
Charles Merrill
Western
New York Central
Joe T. Gunnip
West Virginia Central
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
St. Louis
Broadway and
Chestnut
Charles A. Mills
Panhandle
Jungle
Erastus Young
Union Pacific
Oregon Short
San Francisco
New Orleans
Houston
Young
New Jersey Central
Baer
Reading Company
Philadelphia & Reading
Reading
Jersey Central
Brice
W. J. Sewell
West Jersey & Sea Shore Railroad
A. J. Cassatt
Sewell
Rea
Indianapolis
Central Association of Railroad Officers
M. P. Denniston
Indianapolis and Michigan
Lake Erie & Western
E. F. Kearney
Indianapolis & Vincenne
Youngstown, O
Vanderbilt
Ashtabula
New Castile
Youngstown
Southern Railway
Ohio
Potomac Rivers
Mississippi River
Chicago & Northwestern
Peoria
Clinton
Atlantic Coast
Sandusky
Michigan City
Tipton
Earnings of Pennsylvania Lines rise and fall in 1900
The Pennsylvania reports gross earnings for its Eastern lines up $285,000 for November and net receipts down $16,800, with eleven month totals showing gross earnings of $85,493,008 and net earnings of $30,744,605. Lines west of Pittsburg show November increases and year-to-date gains, while load and passenger figures for the Big Four lines are listed by month.
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Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Inc
NUS
Board of control hears reformatory details at State House
Jeffersonville Reformatory officials briefed Governor Durbin and Attorney General Taylor for about four hours at the State House on recent institution work. A long readers column ends with an odd tale of Hicks the almanac for farmers and a Nebraska State Journal signature by E. W. Grove promoting Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
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Board of Control
The
Jeffersonville Reformatory
State House
Durbin
Taylor
Renville
Grandpa Dix
Hicks
Mizzoury
Nebraska State Journal
Pennsylvania Railroad Increases Wages For Train Men
The Pennsylvania Railroad announced a broad readjustment of wages for train and yard workers retroactive to January 1, yielding net increases in most cases. After weeks of comparing pay across divisions, officials decided not to reduce others but to raise pay to align with the higher scale, affecting about one half of the east of Pittsburgh employees including clerks and trainmen.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pittsburg
Rail wage talks affect three thousand workers
Labor tension centers on train crews and yard men with wage changes under discussion. Other rail industry notes confirm executive moves, station openings, and major reorganizations across carriers like Vandalia, Chicago & Northwestern, and Union Pacific.
Local traders report strong prices and rising demand in broad market
Traveling salesmen flood the field as groceries provisions and produce show firm prices. Grain arrivals remain robust with No. 2 red wheat at 88 cents per bushel and track bids variously strong. Potent demand for canned goods dried fruits and vegetables accompanies steady sugar and coffee values. forecasters hint at lower Irish potatoes and apples ahead.
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The
Board of Trade
Unique switch trade dispute involving Nordyke Marmon Belt
The Indianapolis Union Railway, Nordyke Marmon, and Belt face a rare clash over a switch trade. Nordyke Marmon seeks to swap rights to build a second switch but city rules impose burdensome conditions. Belt opposes the trade, fearing mandatory track elevations. City Board of Works may not intervene. controversy remains unsettled.
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Indianapolis Union Railway Company
Nordyke & Marmon Company
Union Railway
Board of Works
Marmon
Maguire
Clearance record broken by Indianapolis banks
The total clearings of all the Indianapolis banks yesterday amounted to 5.0 percent, 594.08, breaking all records for a single day. None of the banks had any unusually heavy single item in the clearing sheets.
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Indianapolis
Dog License Delinquents and City Officials Changes
Deputy City Controller Bogardus enforces dog license law with threats of arrest for owners of unlicensed dogs. In Justice Lockman’s court twelve cases await action and about $68 was collected on Jan 1. John Drew is new controller of the Great Northern Railway, succeeding R. L. Farrington. H. Babcock is reappointed land commissioner.
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Bogardus
John Drew
Great Northern Railway
R. L. Farrington
H. Babcock
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Vital Statistics
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Henry and
Ma Hoy
East
Mary Tallandur
Ashland
Ant Emma Lynun
Witmot Street
Agnes Keeler
Reisner
Ant Fannie Christina
Sturm
Prick RK. Fitzpatrick
Mary S. Glick
Fam W. Haoberts
Alice H. Jones
Byrd
Susie Lacy Woessner
Cattie B. Foster
Katherine Daley
Douglass Avenue
Marieys Oods
Muskingum
Poeorae Grewier
E ‘Chase
Fulton Street
Diph- May Goodwin
Blaine Avenue
Pneu- Gunkle
Keystone Avenue
Gall Stones
Wille Buschman
West Michigan
Ing
Market Enime
Highland Place
St. Vincent's Hospital
Gatwood
City Hospital
A. Lee
Division Street
la Arippe
Eo Schumitt
Will H. Schmitt
New Jersey Street
A. Diener
E. Washin Tel
Crown Hill
Eel Flanner & Buchanan
North
Illinels Street
E. Kregelo
N. Delaware St
POU Sale
W. A. Grever
Majestic
Wi E
Gregory Aarrel
Fron Peart
Mable
Call Om Us
United Piwarreil and Supplies CO
Ager
Cuskers
Studebaker Bros
Standard CO
Wells
U. S. Army
Ilinois Street
Stevenson Building
Incline
Lake Shore Mercantile
Dept
Champion Re- 16 CO
Cleveland
Joseph Gardner
Kentucky
Indianapolis Wrecking CO
Cornell
Rrpae
Union
Werner
Ohio Street
Ity
Pacific Coast
Pointe
Wen Tistry
J. H. Bloor
Lemcke Bailding
F. Barnhart
W. Wash. St
H. P. Wasson & Co
Renes
Home Stove Co
S. Meridian St
Winancial
Sayles
Market Street
AL Morey
Lombard
Fieiaie
W. A
Spann & CO
MSEO
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Eas
EL Fipield
We Majestic
Belia Creent CO
Law bMulldin
Insurance
M. Dept
Jeffersonville
Duplle
Acheved
JM. Marshall
Ls Force
Boston
San Fratctaca
Quartermasters Department
Overahoes
Muskrat Ca
Ant
Foréien
Eleva Sons
Ies
T. Repairs
Sui RuEne
Ate O Florists
Sugmeimester
N. Milnoiest
Society Notice
Masonic
Keystone
Masonic Temple
Royal Arch
Chas. L. Hutchinson
H. P. Jacob W. Smith
See
Windsor Block
Cali
Dustries of
Vanderbilt Line
Edward T. Sumwalt
Interstate Commerce Investigation
Interstate Commerce Commission
Marshal Ames
Yeomans
Community of Interests
Northern Securities Company
Roosevelt
Commission
GROVE
A. D. Pendleton
Vandalia
Toledo
Logansport
J. W. Cook
West Shore
General Western
Northern Pacific
Charles B. Lamburn
Denver & Rio Grande
New York
Fay
Hay
Timothy
Ne . S
California
Coal and Coke
Jackson
Kapawhe
Raymond
Winifrede
Luhrig
Hocking Valley
Brazil
Greene County
Slack
West Virginia
Connellsville
Castile
Epsom
Cabot
Cumberland
Dwight Anchor
Farwell
Fitchville
Hill
Hope
Linwood
Ty Ie
Peabody
Pepperell
Atlantic A
Argyle
Boot
Buck's Head
Clifton
Gene Sue
Constitution
Carlisle
Dwight Star
Great Falls
Gran Fails Aoe
Indian Head
Peppere
Allen
Allen TR
Allen Robes
Sic
American Indigo
Aront
Arnold LLC
Cocheco Fancy
Hamilton Fancy
Merrimac
Pacific Fancy
Simpson's
Simpson
Edwards
W Bie
Slater
Jae
Genesee
Arrén
Ec Ckings cAmoskeag Aca
Lsc
Conest
Cordis Itv
Cordis T
Uwe
Contis Ace
Lisc
Hamilton Awnings
Kimono Fancy
Lenox Fancy
Methuen AA
wWiuc
Oakland AF
Portsmouth
Amoskeag Staples
Aresa
Bates
Lancaster
Taos Dress
Wats Sac
du Nord
Hage
American
Stark
Java
Seele Et
Aet Columbia Po
Ridgewood
Phoenis
Carlotsa
Cassia
Petre
Orleans
Iron and Steel
Malaga
Florida
Isc Oe Caulifower
Ben Davis
Eastern
Jersey
Michigan
W&c
Nordike
Belt Road
Julia Marlowe
Paul Rester
Charles Major
Pete Dailey and CO
Billy Clifford
George Thatcher
Terry Eimer
Francis le Page
Tarakas
Biograph
Reichen
Parkx
Alice Archer
Jess
Bar Z Ranch
Harry Morris
Coontown
Eau-de-Cologne
Guerlain
France
Charles Mayer& Co
W. Washington St
Reinhart Physicians
Stevenson
Capitol Medical Institute
Union Painless Dentists
Lewis Chop
Marion
Martin Spade
Meridian St
Entinel Printing Co
Rte
West Market Street
Brooders Bone Cutters
Huntington & Pag
Dago East
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