Vital Statistics January 14 Births and Health News
Vital statistics report lists newborns and health notes including surname pairs and addresses such as Charles and Carlosta Minecinger at 15044 Park Avenue with a boy born, George and Mary Young at an unspecified city with a boy, and Hanna Parkison at 1513 East Washington Street with a boy. Also mentions Florence at North Delaware Avenue age five with nephritis noted at St. Vincent's Hospital and other entries including various family names and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles and
Carlosta Minecinger
Park Avenue
Bey
Aed Goscio
East Michigan
Nora French
New York
George and
Mary Young
George W
Hanna Parkison
East Washington Street
Helen Marie
Main Street
Georgie Hubert
Harlan Street
Croup
Florence
North Delaware
EARNINGS OF RAILWAYS THE UNIFORM INCREASES END
Traffic officials fear railroad earnings may stall after a long run of uniform increases. Weather favors freight but several major lines show losses since November. Reports cite large 1902 road bed expenditures and potential line-shortening toward the Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Traffic Association
Hig
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Eastern Illinois
Louisville & Nashville
Southern
Northwestern
Man Found to Be Insane in Winchester Case
Winchester twenty two years old living at St Chestnut street was yesterday adjudged of unsound mind. The affidavit says he imagines he is capable of taking charge of any business and that he shakes hands and kisses every female church member. It is charged he enticed girls into alleys and exposed himself to them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Fleming
Pennsylvania
M. W. Mansfield
Indianapolis & Vincennes
Pittsburg
Toledo & Loansport
Union Station
Richmond
Ind
Pennsylvania Company
M. M. Breeze
S. V. Wirick
Chicago & Northwestern Lines
R. J. Otey
R. R. Kennington
Charles Tompson
Co. P. Benjamin
Canadian Pacific Lines
Mexico
Panhandle
Sir Henry Irving
Columbus
Eugene King
Chesapeake & Ohio
Bern
King
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Toledo
The
Order of Railway Clerks
H. Goodrich
Houston, East & West Texas Road
United States
Hnes
S. M. Read
Wabash
Mississippi River
R. M. Harrison
Cincinnati
Hamilton & Dayton
Toledo & Ohio River
Galle Furnace
Lawrence County
Ironton
C. H
Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern
West St. Paul
John M. Hail
New York
New Haven & Ford
Park Avenue
Union Pacific
East
Hawaii
Fort Wayne
Fourteenth Street
Calumet River
Calumet
Michigan Pass Association
Detroit
John J. Kirby
Ann Arbor Road
T. J. Winnett
Detroit & Mackinaw
James Houston
Express
United States Express
Adams
American
Wells Fargo
American Association of Dining Car Superintendents
Fred W. Getty
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
D. S. Frazer
Denver & Rio Grande Railway
W. E. Meyers
Chicago & Alton
A. Frank
Harvey
A. E. White
Burlington
E. J. Westlake
Pennsylvania Road
Sennator McMillen
Union
Washington
Sixth Street
Baltimore & Ohio
Brown
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pennsylvania & Northwestern Railroad Company
Pennsylvania & Northwestern
Albert Keep
Chicago & Northwestern Railway Company
Keep
Northwestern
West Virginia Central Road
Cassatt
Norfolk & Western
West Virginia Central
Pitsburg
Echo
Utah
Salt Lake
South Pacific
Pacific Coast
Chicago & Northwestern
St. Paul
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Arnold
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Canada
Peoria
Soret & Western
Cleveland Terminal & Valley
Ohio & Little Kanawha
Cleveland, Loraine & Wheeling
Western Implement Dealers’ Association
Kansas City
Western Classification Committee
New Orleans
Thomas
Springfield
National Association of Agricultural Implement _ Manufacturers
BE. Winchester
St Chestnut Street
Silent Peak in Darien Poem Echoes Latinate Dawn
A fragmentary excerpt from Sir Edwin Arnold in the London Telegraph reflects on Balboa and the Isthmus of Darien. It blends prophecy with lines about Spain, exploration, and the sea uniting continents. The passage juxtaposes a vision of a new world and a future greater legend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Darien
Nunes da Balboa
England
Columbia
Sir Edwin Arnold
London Telegraph
Debatable Compulsory Education for Indiana Deaf School
The Indiana Institution for the Education of the Deaf and Dumb urges applying the compulsory education law to deaf students. The annual trustees report, approved by State Auditor, details finances, staffing, and calls on the Governor to investigate extending compulsory schooling for deaf children, citing social and educational need and proposing an age extension to sixteen to eighteen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees
Indiana Institution For the Education of the Deaf and Dumb
Hart
Union B. Hunt
Richard C. Johnson
Samuel A. Bonner
Greensburg
Tarvin C. Grooms
Greencastle
William A. Ross
Evansville
Industrial Fund
General Fund
United States
Charles E. Haugh
Indianapolis
William S. Latham
Edward J. Hecker
Industrial School
Silent Hoosier
Lucy E. Robinson
Agnes Steinke
Charles M. Hecker
Robinson
Jeannette Archer
John G. Wishard
John E. Lockridge
M. H. Fields
Indiana
Insanity in Indiana Not Rising With Population
Secretary Amos W. Butler reports Indiana insanity figures are not increasing proportionally to population. The study shows total insane in county asylums, jails, and hospitals over 1901, with about one in 650 total population. The piece argues the number has been stable for twenty years and calls for proper state care for all mentally ill residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos W. Butler
State Board of Charities
Indiana
Board of State Charities
Rogers
Wees
The Circuit Judgeship
Lawyer from Indianapolis urges re electing H C Allen to Marion Circuit Court citing equal justice and fair treatment. Letter praises incumbent judge for accommodation of attorneys and clients and endorses re election based on proven experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Marion Circuit Court
H. C. Allen
Allenth
Indianapolis
Bankruptcy petition filed in United States Court
John Whetstone Jr of Hamilton county files for bankruptcy. Creditors Nation Son Company of New Lisbon Henry county seeks declaration of bankruptcy. Company includes John F Nation Harley Nation and Anna Nation. Assignee Edward Keller enjoined from disposing assets as case proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Whetstone, Jr
Hamilton County
United States
Nation, Son & Company
New Lisbon
Henry County
John F. Nation
Harley Nation
Anna E. Nation
Edward Keller
Changes in Republican voting places announced for precincts
The fifth precinct of the Ninth ward will meet at 84 Fletcher Avenue instead of 744. The ninth precinct of the Fifteenth ward will be held at 513 West Morris Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth Ward
Fletcher Avenue
Fifteenth Ward
West
Morris Street
Second cinch games at South Side Republican Club tonight
The second series of cinch games at the South Side Republican Club takes place tonight from start time to end time. All Republicans are invited. Wulschner's offers new pianos starting at 16 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Republican Club
Wulschner
Local Produce Market Shows Few Weak Spots Amid Strong Trade
Weather brightens demand across multiple lines as grain prices stay firm. Raw apples bananas and other fruits hold a steady to firm tone while poultry eggs butter and sugars see active trading. Market notes stronger flour futures and widespread activity in canned goods evaporated fruits and provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Sugar-refining Company
Irke
Steathy
Timothy
Lear. Hay
Clover
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Brewer
Gertrude Howard
Louis Pink
Freda Lipman
A. Diener
Washington Tel
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North Sillnois Street
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Kregelo
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Delaware St
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Mass. Av
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Opticiaan
Aguse & Mayhew
Ee Meniement
BE. T. Silvius & CO
Pennsylvania St
Thomas RE. BI
Lis Block
H. Lockwood
Lemcke
Stegment
N. Ghace
Horace Woop
Permless Foundry CO
Aneee Blanchard
N. Delaware St
W. A. Greyer
Majestic Ridge
N. Delaware
Ron Geht
United Oe Pewhiter and Supplies CO
Monument Place
C. O. D. Silverware CO
Journal i High School
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Care Journal
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Rock Island Road
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Vandalia
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Jersey
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Michigan
Aleike
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Chas, Reade
Peg Woffington
Dames
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Frank Daniels
Swat
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Howard & Biand
Sharp & Flatt
Bary & Harvers
Roberta Keene
Tommy Hayes
Katherine Blondcoms
Delaware Sts
de Onzo’s
Lee
W. Dinkin
H. E. Hamilton
Pembroke Arcade
R. M. Mueller Groceries
Delaware and
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McLean
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