Vital Statistics and Monuments Listings in City Records
A long mixed item lists names and addresses under vital statistics followed by a monuments and dental and storage notices. Names include Alta Sulgrove, Lulu Booker, Maria Hol, Ines Harles, and others with ages and street addresses. Also includes hospital notes, pneumonia and cancer cases, and multiple business and public notices about contracts, dentistry, storage, and freight rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alta Sulgrove
English Avenue
Lulu Booker
South West
Maria Hol
Lewin Street
A. F
Ines Harles
North
New Jersey
Arnetta Crutchfield
Maryland Street
Ernest
Hertha Huffman
Elty
Ettie Langburn
Rose Zeyh
Chester Street
David
Sarah Brown
West Twelfth Wir
Tullia Barnard
North Pensatrest
Anna Dux
Singleton Street
Celia Jenson
Trowbridge Street
Ami Jennie Parker
Twenty Street
Indianapolis Journal Business Directory Listing
A compact 19th century classified style directory page lists services a Indianapolis area businesses offering elevators repairs optics law consulting and engineering along with a stove repair foundry and funeral services. It notes Old Rooster Spring Chicken and Furnaces as a humorous ad and advertises a gold mine investment offer with a $10 200 000 price in Box 9 care Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seemreeneencreene Een Ata
Kiondike
Care Journal
Supreme Court backs Polland coal mine safety ruling
Judge Baker writes for the Supreme Court in an accident case, reversing lower court and affirming Polland against D H Davis Coal Co. The decision holds that an employer cannot contract away duties imposed by law to protect workers. The article also notes other Supreme Court actions including Weatherhogg vs Jasper County and Hart vs State ex rel Hite, with mandamus questions and stockholder tax refunds still awaiting ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Samuel Polland
D. H. Davis Coal Company
Polland
Francis E. Baker
Baker
Charles R. Weatherhogg
Jasper County
Rensselaer
W. H. Hart
Indiana
State
Margaret Hite
Marton
First National Bank of
Martinsville
Morgan County
Hart
Ordinance Violators Arrested For Spitting On Sidewalks
James P Walton 68 of 121 North East street and Andy Concillo of 2 South East street were arrested yesterday by Patrolman Rankins for violating the sidewalk spitting ordinance. James Mizener of 21 West Vermont street was fined $1 and $10 costs in Pelce Court for the same offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Walton
North East Street
Andy Concillo
South East Street
Rankins
James Mizener
West Vermont Street
Pelce Court
Per Diem Plan for Freight Cars Faces Early Hurdles
The Pittsburgh Post interviews Wabash president Joseph Ramsey on the proposed per diem plan for foreign freight cars. He cites reluctance from borrowers, rules must be simple initially, and delays in loading, switching, and terminal handling could complicate adoption. He estimates potential costs and assigns responsibility for per diem charges during car movement and delivery. The piece also notes Santa Fe’s year plan to spend 13 million on equipment, financed by a 10 million bond issue, including 5,000 box cars and new engines, with terminal and grade reduction projects in San Francisco and possible line expansions via Peoria and St Louis routes.
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Joseph Ramsey
The
Wabash
Pittsburgh Post
Chicago Record-Herald
Santa Fe
San Francisco
Annual Meeting of the Terre Haute and Indianapolis Railway Directors Elected
The Terre Haute and Indianapolis Railway held its annual meeting in Terre Haute. Directors chosen include Wm. R. McKeen Herman Hulman James McCrea Joseph Wood James J. Turner E. B. Taylor and H. B. Leggett. A board session elected officers with James McCrea as president J. J. Turner as vice president Geo. E. Farrington as secretary and Robert B. Thompson as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute & Indianapolis Railway
Terre Haute
Wm. R. McKeen
Herman Hulman
James McCrea
Joseph Wood
James J. Turner
E. B. Taylor
8. B. Leggett
J. J. Turner
Geo
Rail and railcar orders span national lines and meetings
J J Turner and other executives visit as the Southern Express Company re elects officers. Monon lines post $5 267 earnings rise in early January. Park avenue tunnel damages may top $5 million. Clarence D Boyd becomes excursion agent for Missouri Pacific Iron Mountain. Union Station handles 4 448 trains in December, up 1 167 cars from last year. Big Four to expand Springfield roundhouse doubling capacity. Monon stone traffic heavy for winter. Napoleon becomes key Detroit division junction with two switching engines. Cincinnati Southern orders 1 800 box and flat cars for about $1 256 million. Western Maryland bidders likely same as West Virginia Central buyers for Wabash interests. T C Schindler becomes general freight agent of Detroit Southern. Wabash interests dominate Terre Haute Indianapolis board with McKeen as director. Savannah Florida Western Railway annual meeting shows 1901 gross $7 945 531 net $466m. net up $2 on prior year. W H Corbett named traveling engineer for Michigan Central.
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Pennsylvania Company
Nhamie
Dennison
Pittsburg
Fort Wayne
J. T. McGauhey
O. L. Allen
Toledo & Ohio Central
Rogers Locomotive Works
Paterson
N. J
Consolidated
Barney-Smith Car Company
Dayton
Indiana, Decatur & Western
New York, Chicago & St. Louis Railroad Company
Philadelphia
British Guinea
Pennsylvania
George Lowell
Monon
Michael Hollis
Michigan City
Sheets
Ohio
Union Depot Company
Columbus
Columbus Transfer Company
Union Depot
Enoch Cox
Storekee
Pennsylvania Road Division
Leedy
Indianapolis
Lindenwood Cemetery
Cox
Mississippi & Little Rock
Black
Lake Shore
Swanton
Toledo
James Babcock
Hovey
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Steamboat Springs
Middle Park
Colorado
Boulder
Salt Lake
Samuel B. Dick
Meadville
Denver
Colorado & Northwestern
Ilinois Central
Missouri River
Omaha
Omaha Bridge and Terminal Company
South Omaha
Council Bluffs
J. F. Titus
New York Central
Chicago
John C. Welling
J. T. Harahan
W. G. Bruen
J.F. Titus
John F. Webster
Newman
New York
J. J. Turner
Wabash
Huntington
Clark
Denver & Rio Grande
Holton
Southern Pacific
Southern Express Company
Monon Lines
Park Avenue
Clarence D. Boyd
Missouri Pacific
Iron Mountain
Union Station
Springfield
Napoleon
Detroit
Walsh
Detroit Southern
Cincinnati Southern
Southern Car and Foundry Company
Western Maryland Railroad
West Virginia Central
T. C. Schindler
Cincinnati, Jackson & Mackinaw
Cincinnati Northern
William R. McKeen
Terre Haute & Indianapolis
James McCrea
Savannah, Florida & Western Railway
Scranton
W.H. Corbett
Michigan Central
Central Trust Company Elects Officers and Directors
At the annual meeting Central Trust Company elected Charles E. Coffin as president Chas E Holloway as vice president and treasurer Augustus Jennings as secretary The old directors re elected include Coffin Erwin Moody Durbin Holloway Van Camp Elliott Jameson and Wilson The officers reported net earnings of 12 percent on capital stock after taxes salaries and expenses A 5 percent dividend was paid with the rest added to the surplus fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Trust Company
Charles E. Coffin
Chas
E. Holloway
Augustus Jennings
Daniel P. Erwin
L. D. Moody
Winfield T. Durbin
Charles E. Holloway
Cortland van Camp
George B. Elliott
C. B. Jameson
M. B. Wilson
Indianapolis Fire Insurance Company Narrowly Misses Losses in 141
The Indianapolis Fire Insurance Company reports a prosperous year ending in 141 with over one percent growth and reduced losses and expenses. In a contrast to many fire insurers, the company highlights its success as gratifying to Indiana citizens. Located at 48 East Market Street, the leadership includes H. Holliday as President and John Brans (secretary).
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Fire Insurance Company
Sterling Cie
Indiana
Eeece
East Market Street
H. Holliday
John Ate
BPANS
January Trade Grows Amid Strong Line Goods Demand
Unusually fine January weather boosts activity across dry goods and confectionery sectors with stores reporting best January sales in history. Linseed prices hold firm while leather stays firm and hides soften. Egg and produce markets show brisk demand. oranges plentiful at low January prices. Grain receipts improve with mixed pricings for wheat corn oats and hay. wagon market notes firmer hay and mixed movements for corn and oats. Prices for miscellaneous goods, including nuts, canned goods, and leather products, are listed alongside a wide range of farm supplies and animal products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Timothy
Shortridge High to Form New Bowling League
A large gathering of Shortridge High School boys decided to form a four-team bowling league. The Delectables and Mayers, first and second in the old league, will return under new team names. Hugh Donnan and Archer Ferguson to captain the remaining teams. Three prizes offered. first games to begin a week from Saturday at Pastime alleys. Fred Appel named secretary. Report cards due Monday.
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Shortridge High School
Delectables
Mayers
Hugh Donnan
Archer Ferguson
Fred Appel
Frankwood Williams
George Posey
James Gipe
Ruth Patterson
Senator Deboe
Charles Christian
Carl Gibbs
Shortridge
Bart Williams
Ed Eltle
Paul Edwards
Albert Buchanan
Scott
Schley Court of Inquiry
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Vital Statistics
Hayes
Mattie B. Earl
William S Marsh
Pneumonia
J. Wharton
Jennie B. Chapman
Oliver Byenne
Belle B Woods
City Hospital
Mmeninguin
A. Diener
EL Washington
Tel
MINT
A. Flanneer & Huchanan
Timotte Street
New
E. Kregelo
Delaware St
Society Notice
Od Lote
Masente Termple
Elmer F. Gay
Frank Mquiddy
Ron ‘Sale—Real Estate
W. A. A. Greler
Majestic
Krent—Houses
Regury & Appel
Joable
Call On Us
United A Pewriter and Supplies CO
Monument Place
C. Hanika & Sons
Celina
U. & Army
United States
Hiltnoia Street
Ind
Lake Shore Mercantile Co., Pt. 2
LuaNas
C. F. Sayles
W. Copfln
Lombard Building
W. A. Ghbever
Mene, Spann & CO
M. E
EB. Fifield
Majestic Building
Klondike
Iex
Reliable Credit CO
Law Building
IME
Market &1
Royal Insurance Company
W. A. Grever
Wm. Anderson
Home Stove CO
Meridian St
J. H. Bloor
Lemeke
Earhart
Patnicas
W. Wash
H. P. Wasson & Co
Union Transfer and & Company
Ohio Street
Pacific Coast
JoOon Gardner
Kentucky
Egast
San
L. C
Wil
LS. X
Sacramento
Cal
Secona
Nana Builetin
fBinsarole Whitkina
Jeffersonville
Wille Depot
JM. Mahshall
Ftermaster
Welock
Chicago, Hoston
Quartermasters Department
Adte & Beatwood
Chier
Joulmnal Business Directory
X. Bertermann Bros
Mass
N. del. St. Tel
Opticiax
Rouse & Mayhew
Caulnt Lawyers ET. Silvits & CO
Pennsylvania St
Thomas KR. Bell
Ingalls Block
H. Lockwood
Lemcke
Stegmeir
Horace Wood
Peerless Foundry CO
Meek St
Frank Blanchard
Robyn Hawkins
Virginia
Ray
E. Kiser
Leslie’s Weekly
Iis
Pennsylvia
E. F. Gost
Big Four
Webrick
Brazil
California
Coal and Coke
Blossburg
Jackson
Kanawha
Raymond
Winifrede
Luhrig
Hocking Valley
Brazil Block
Greene County
West Virginia
Connellsville
Epsom
Berkley
Cabot
Capitol
Cumberland
Dwight Anchor
Farwell
Fitchville
Gilded Age
Hill
Hope
Linwood
Lonsdale
T&c
Peabody
Pepperell
Androscoggin
Atlantic A
Argyle
Boott
Buck's Head
Clifton
Constitution
Carlisle
Dwight Star
Great Falls
Hill Fine
Indian Head
Pepperell R
Arnold Long Cloth
Arnold LLC
Cocheco Fancy
Hamilton Fancy
Merrimac
Pacific Fancy
Simpson
American
Edwards
Busquehanna
Shetucket SW
Shetucket
Swift River
Ginghams
Amoskeag Staples
Amoskeag Dress
Bates
Aid Lancaster
Lancaster Dress
Toll du Nord
Amoskeag
Harmony
Stark
Java
Seane
Ariossae
Lieaerversey
Caracas
Dillworth’s
Faithy
Gates
Cassia
Lise
Ile
fTtc
Barental
Orleans
Louisiana
Carolina
Iron and Steel
Souics Tire
Malaga
Florida
Illinois
Jersey
Michigan
Brerene Wee Ree
Shortridge News
Camera Club
Jane Blakely
Thursday Echo
Herbert Wagner
Albertine Shepard
Edmund Eitle
Marie Wilson
Grand Haven
Mich
Spencer
Civil Government
Donnan
Ed Wallick
London
Henry M. Dowling
Richard Barbee
Robert Scott
May Bliss
Hewitt Thomas
Mabel Pray
Edith Walmsley
Daily Echo
Charles Lewis
Sans Souci Club
Mary Clayborne
Verna Palmer
Arther P. Huffer
Indiana Law School
Stevenson Block
Arthur FP. Huffer
Hall & Ruckel
Lilli Lehmann-Josef Hofmann
Daniels
Herbert
Howard & Bland
Sharp & Flatt
Barry & Halvers
Roberta Keene
Tommy Hayes
Katherine Bloodgood
Wabash and
Delaware Sts
Orin
de Onzo
Tomlinson Hall
Southern
Queen & Crescent
Southern Railway
Chicago & Florida
Veland
Louisville
St. Augustine
Charleston
New Orleans
Anle
Murphy
W. C. Fintarson
CEM
Faro
AGT
Conchate
C. I. Fletcher
North Pennsylvania Street
South Meridian Street
Rown
Emerson Druley
Ave
Orst Square
J. F. Spaunhurst
S. Alabama At
Green
Stevenson Building
Reinhart Physicians
Stevenson
Capitol Medical Institute
My JM Incest
New Aldermath
Meridian ST. Gesu Roo
Muncie
Charles Barry
Walter G Butler
Gen A Denny
Cises
Huffer
Barry
Butler
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