Vital Statistics Jan 21 lists numerous births and deaths
Vital statistics show multiple births including a girl to Charles and Emma L at 1609 North Arsenal Avenue and a boy to Frank and Minnie Hela at 1225 South Sheffield renus. Also noted are deaths such as Consumption for George Lacy A. Wright and hemorrhage of stomach for Annie ch. Funeral notices follow for Ditt emore and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Grig
Pennerivania Street
Frank
Minnie Hela
Sheffield
Renus
Ernst and
Minnie Kiinge
Sanders Street
Isry
Minnie Prunk
Ringgold Street
Lacy A. Wright
Yandes Street
Jessie Guy Newland
Morris Avenue
John Wilkinson
North Illinois
Treet
Quiltry
Ne ‘ Annie Ch
Prospect Street
Eliott Jordan
Ogden Street
Rail Big Expenditures Spur Western Line Upgrades
Massive planned and ongoing railroad investments loom across the U S and Canada. Major lines including New York Central Pennsylvania and Baltimore & Ohio outline tunnels terminals double tracks and equipment upgrades with billions allocated or contemplated. Northern Pacific Great Northern Union Pacific Santa Fe Illinois Central Grand Trunk and others report extensive outlays for bridges rails locomotives and new equipment amid rising demand and reorganizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Pennsylvania
New York
New York Central
Buffalo
Baltimore & Ohio
Western Territory
Union
Southern Pacific
Santa Fe
Northern Pacific
Burlington
Great Northern
Illinois Central
Grand Trunk
Chicago
Montreal
Port Huron
Lake Shore
Big Four
Lake Erie & Western
Vandalia
Monon
Cincinnati
Hamilton & Dayton
Police Pension Fund Report Shows Prosperous Condition
The annual secretary’s report for the Police Pension Fund Board notes a prosperous year with cash on hand of 15 973 29, receipts totaling 34 806 78 since inception and disbursements of 26 502 03 in bonds. Pension and widow payments totaled several hundred dollars to named recipients, plus funeral costs and clerical refunds of 184. The fund started under three years ago with assets of 3 063 75 in cash and 20 000 in Marion county bonds. Funds and bonds mature in 20 years at 3 percent. Real estate sale: four West Thirteenth Street flats sold for 3 0, to B. A. Richardson, with tenants’ rental 16 % annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Long
Police Pension Fund Board
John Weibie
Emma_J. Orlepp
Carter Temple
Essie Thornton
Ethel Thornton
George W. Rankins
Daniel Carter
Smil
Anna M. Kurtz
Sadie Kurtz
Nellie Kurtz
Sis
George Tomlinson
William Eifert
Ed C. Murphy
Trade Outlook Improves in Retail Sector Despite Slow Day
Retail trade showed steadier demand in groceries and dried fruits as holiday gains persist. Buyers replenish stocks while prices stay mostly firm, though eggs are weak and fruits harder to move. Reports from boards note ample meat, dairy, and dry goods activity with weather likely to influence vegetable prices soon.
Tomato Canners Hold Annual Indiana Meeting
The Indiana Canners Association met at the Hotel English with about fifty members from Indiana and neighboring states. They postponed setting seasonal prices due to uncertain acreage and market conditions. Officers elected were President Edward Tuhey Muncie, Vice President William Fultz Crothersville, Secretary and Treasurer W A Sampson Muncie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Canners' Association
English
Ohio
Illinois
Michigan
National Association
Milwaukee
Association
Edward Tuhey
Muncie
William Fultz
Crothersville
W. A. Sampson
Special Meetings at First Presbyterian Church
A series of special meetings began last night at the First Presbyterian Church with Rev. Charles Little of Wabash as speaker. He urged higher thoughts and single lifelong goals to reach the kingdom of heaven. Dr. Little will miss tonight’s session due to church duties. Rev. Robert Storrs Osgood of Mayflower Congregational Church will speak in his place. Dr. Little returns tomorrow to continue preaching for the rest of the series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Charles Little
Wabash
Dr. Little
Little
Robert Storrs Osgood
Mayflower Congregational Church
State Life Insurance Company Adds 250 Dollar Deposit
Wilbur S Wynn secretary of the State Life Insurance Company yesterday deposited with the auditor of state 250 dollars to guarantee policies written. The company has 33 915 465 dollars in policies and must guarantee 570 202 dollars. The new deposit increases the total to 750 000 dollars, 72 738 over the required amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur S. Wynn
State Life Insurance Company
State
State Life Company
Indiana churches donate to McKinley memorial fund
About 1 was received from churches and Sunday schools throughout the State yesterday by Governor Durbin to be applied to the McKinley memorial fund. Only a few of the churches reported, and it is expected the malls today will bring in large amounts from over the State. Nearly every church In Indiana celebrated Mc Kinley Sunday and large contributions were made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durbin
McKinley Memorial Fund
Indiana
Mrs Vandeventer’s Mind Triggers Guardianship Suit
The Indiana Trust Company as guardian for Mrs. Margaret Vandeventer has filed suit in Superior Court to recover property on East Washington Street. It alleges she disposed of assets while mentally incapable, with prior sales to Hoolihan and Means and Seifert-related saloon dealings, seeking damages of $1 for the value and minor costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Vandeventer
Central Hospital For the
Justice's Court Commission
Leather
Superior Court
Indiana Trust Company
Vandeventer
Geo. Seifert
East Washington Street
Washington Street
Hoolihan & Means
Allen
van Deventer
George Seifert
Seifert
Trust Company
Girl Sues for Damages Over Glass Box Near Sidewalk
Ethel Gribben Morris sues William P Jungclaus Fred W Jungclaus John Carey Mary Carey William Scott Martha Scott Daniel Stewart Drug Co and Newton Claypool for 5000 claiming injuries from a dangerous display of a heavy glass box toppled onto her as she passed the Newton Claypool building at the corner of Pennsylvania and Ohio streets on November 11 1901. Plaintiff alleges the Jungclaus firm erected the structure the owner and drug company share responsibility for the hazardous placement violating a city ordinance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Jungclaus
Fred W. Jungclaus
William F. Jungclaus Company
John Carey
Mary 8. Carey
William Scott
Martha B. Scott
Daniel Stewart Drug Company
Newton Claypool
Ethel Gribben Morris
Plaintif
Pennsylvania and
Ohio Streets
Jungclaus Company
Claypool i
Injuries and damages filed against rail and beer firms
A damage suit seeks 25010 for Chester Dickerson, 11, run down on West Market Street by a Big Four train. James A Noon sues Pabst Brewing for 500 over a July beer wagon incident involving a messenger. Mary Schwartz asks 5000 from West Michigan Streetcar for injuries when conductor moved off. Bernstein sues Crescent Paper for 65 over a late payment after delivering a car load of waste paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Four Railroad Company
Chester Dickerson
James Dickerson
West Market Street
Peter H. Noon
James A. Noon
Pabst Brewing Company
College Avenue
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Mary C. Schwartz
Schwarts
West Michigan
Haugh
Joseph Bernstein
Crescent Paper Company
Allen
Bernstein
Man Bound Over After Wife Shooting at Politico Court
James Carney was bound over to the grand jury yesterday morning after shooting his wife through the arm. Mrs. Carney attended the trial and was taken to City Hospital suffering from nervousness and serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Carney
Grand Jury
Politico Court
Carney
Court records span multiple courts with damages and verdicts
In Superior and Circuit Courts, juries returned for plaintiffs in several cases including Sullivan v Sullivan for partition with damages sought against Indianapolis Street Railway Company. Larceny and house breaking cases resulted in fines, suspended sentences, or advisement. New suits filed include divorces and damages actions against Pabst Brewing and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Williams
Bentence
Wiliam Barnes
Elijah Taylor
James Webber
Edwin W. Spencer
Sarah Bornman
Cornelius Bornman
Circuit Court
Hallwood Cash Register Company
John F. Concammon
Superior Court
Ethel Griffen Morris
William P. Jungclaus Company
Superior
James A. Noon
Peter H. Noon
Next Friend
Pabst Brewing Company
Corplaint
McNamara-Kester Foundry Company
Foster Bailey
Julia A. Roller
William Swope
EZ. A. Clark
Ivan Fowler
August Macker
Louise Macker
Cirrcuit Court
Maryn C. Schwartz
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Chester Dickerson
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Railroad
Cleveland
Cincin
Auditorship certification and divorce filings appear
Losses resisted and risks insured. The Indiana Auditor of State certifies the December 1971 statement of condition for a company on file, dated January 2, 1972. Notices include divorce actions: Princess Shears vs Fielding Shears and Nellie Lucas vs Abraham Lucas. foreclosures: Yates mortgage. court rooms listed: Superior Court Rooms 1 2 3 and Circuit Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Jlet
W. H. Hart
Nati
Chicago
St. Louis
Raiflroad
Next Friend
Circuit Court
Pincess Shears
Fielding Shears
Superior Court
Russ B. Reading
William Yates
Rosa Yates
Lucia Hipwell
James Howell
Abraham J. Lucas
Nellie Lucas
Minnie W. Padelford
Edward W. Paddelford
Higher Courts Record Supreme Court Minutes and Case Briefs
A condensed dossier of appellate activity listing appellee and appellant briefs, petitions, and motions across multiple circuits including B&O, Wabash, C. C., St. L. Ry Co, and Greene CC. Notable entries include Wells C. C. Appellee’s brief and Smith et al. vs Tate et al records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
W. Ry
Thomas E. Jones
Jennings C. Apellee
Marcellus Alexander
Durran
M. Spaulding
Wells C. C. Appellee
Adam, Meldrum & Anderson Co
Thomas Stewart Et al
Wabash C. C
The
Sarah A. Wisehart
Henry C. C
Charles A. Spelton
John G. Sharp
Pulaski CC
Abraham Zimmerman
John EB. Weigel
Grant C. C
Joseph G. Smith
Tate
Greene
New Industries Form With Diverse Local Incorporated Firms
Indianapolis gains Cabinet Record Company directors Joseph R. Cavanagh John B. Hannan and Joseph D. Clarke as the firm opens with £10000 capital. Mt Vernon Indiana plans a new opera house and a separate $0.08 capital theater project is noted. A list of incorporators includes Lorene Hempting L Silas G Howard August Scheiber Joseph Scheidel Otto Brinkman James F McFadden David L Schaley Henry Fisher and George L Hoehn. Erle Motor Carriage and Manufacturing Company of Frankfort forms with capital details pending. Street names cited include John Ott Bartlett HH Campbell and Charles F Lott. Fort Wayne Organ Company informs the secretary of state it will use Packard Company as its new name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph R. Cavanagh
John B. Hannan
Joseph D. Clarke
Cabinet Record Company
Indianapolis
Mt. Vernon
Ind
Lorene Hempting
L. Silas
G. Howard
August Scheiber
Joseph Scheidel
Otto Brinkman
James F. McFadden
David L. Schaley
Henry Fisher
George L. Hoehn
Erle Motor Carriage and Manufacturing Company
Frankfort
John Ott
Bartlett HH. Campbell
Charles F. Lott
Fort Wayne Organ Company
Secretary of State
Packard Company
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Vital Statistics
Charles and
Emma L
MrCurty
North
Arsenal Avenue
Bor Norman
Bessie Harding
Hisine Street
Fe G
Lena Sage
Weghorst Street
Norman
Stella Willams
Arrowaus A. Oe
Emma Richardson
River Avenue
EL Kennett
Charles
Hattie Mattox
Charles Street
Bessie Schmatholz
Muskingum Street
Morris and
Ivy Cornwall
Maxwell Street
Oliver
Anna Roberts
Tacoma Avenue
Bell Hensley
King Avena
Frack Z
Margaret Heininger
East Meary Street
Liercases
Dittemore
Will Avenue
Aed
Emnesday
Taviter
Fuirtal
A. Diener
E. Washin
Crown Hill
Flanner & Buchanan
Enbalmera
North Iili- Ross Street
Delaware St
Tutewiles
Wators— Scenge
Reedy & CO
Flo
Bertermann Bros
New No
Mass. Av
N. del. St. Tel
Optician
Rouse & Mayhew
Practical Opticians
T. Suilvius & CO
Pennsylvania St
Thomas RK. Bell
Ingalls Block
Kanieengeca
W. H. Lockwood
Pamphet
Lemcke Building
Terre Haute Electric CO
Terre Haute
Real Ate
W. A. Greter
Majestic
Rollin Hawkins
Krent—Houses
Gregory & Appel
Or United Pewriter Rer Supplies CO
Monument Place
Winancial
Sapere
Clements & Evans
Crawfordsville
Klondike
Wal
Reliable Credit CO
Law Building
Market St
Insurance
A. Carter & CO
E. Lad
Royal
Greter
WM. C. Anderson
SS Ss
Joseph Gardner
Kentucky Ave
Secona-Nana Bull Ira
Hembianards Wrecking CO
Ildin Sven
Torn Dows
Pearance Rernreraelt
INDP
Weree Ae Co
Ie & Penn
Hee- Sa
Ais
Pacific Coast
Western Pointe
Marion County
Sens
White River
Huffman
John M'Oregot
E. Spafpford
Harry Bb. S Smith
Toledo, Elkhart
Northwestern
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Great Northern Railway Company
Northern Securities Company
New York Commercial
Great Northern Railroad
Northwest
Minnesota
United States Supreme Court
H. Leone Miller
Fairmount
Nebraska & Gulf Railway
North American Trust Company
Mr. Miller
Toledo
Elkhart & Chicago
Benton Harbor
Mich
Dowagiac
Cassopolis
Elkhart
Lagrange
Angola
Albion
Columbia City
Huntington
Marion
Elwood
Lapel
Nebraska & Guly Railway
W. H. Taylor
Wiliam Gar
S . SU
George Stevens
Chesa Peake & Ohio
Alexander C. Cochran
Missouri Pacific
Washington. D
Thomas Rodd
Pennsylvania Lines
Boyle
W. A. Nettleton
Kansas City
George R. Henderson
Peoria & Eastern
Ford Wood
Chamberlain
Erie Railway
Elliott
Chesapeake & Ohio
Benjamin
Canadian Pacific
Lauper
Erie
Columbus
J. P D. Berry
Panhandle
L. J. Blaker
Vanderbilt Fast Freight Lines
Philadelphia
New Chicago
New Haven-Butler
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
Findlay, Fort Wayne & Western
Fort Wayne
5. M. Reed
A. M. Harrison
H. M. Brongon
W. J. Lynch
E. E. Smith
B. C. Kelsey
City
Council Bluffs
Chicago, Milwaukee
G. Edwards
Florida
Pittsburg
Niles
Deforest
Ravenna
Grand Central Station
Grand Cental Station
John T. Crenehan
Lafayette
Kankakee
Harry Gribbling
Apneans
D. Rogers
Gulf of Mexico
Tampico
Pacific
Sonora
Sinaloa
Eagle Pass
London
Turner
Zion
H. B. Stoors
United States Postal Department
Union Station
Joseph Ramsey
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Massilon
Adena
Chicago & Alton Railroad
Union Ticket Office
Samuel B. Sweet
Ke Shore
J. E. Smith
Ac Box 45
Care Journal
Hawkins
Virginia Ay
Fox
Manhattan
M. Merrick
Gen
Washington St
J. H. Bloor
Letmmoke
F.earhart
W. Wash. St. Iron Block
H. P. Wasson & Co
Police Pension Fund
Long's Annual Report
Omer Radibaugh
W. E. Mick & Co
West Thirteenth Street
B. A. Richardson
the Board of Trade
Timothy
California
Wwez
Aspen
Coal and Coke
Connellsville
N. R
Bryts
Droge
Bereamat
Berkley
Cabot
Capitan
Tae
Cumberland
Dwight Anchor
Farwell
Wrath
Hill
Hope
Linwood
Peabody
Pepperell
Anar
Nes
Dwight Star
Ius Sete
Lodian i
Bee
Cocheco
Hamilton
Merrimac
Pacific Fancy
Simpson
Edwards
Susquehanna
Shetucket SW
Shetucket F
Swift River
Amoskeag
Bates
Stee
Lancaster
Lancaster Dress
Toll du Nord
American
Harmony
Stark
Java
Jersey
Caracas
Dillworth’s
Columbia
Empire A
Ideal Golden
Windsor
Ridgewood
Cassia
New Orleans
Louisiana
Carolina
Siac
Iron and Steel
Malaga
Ben Davis
Kentucky
Short ON Tomatoes
Meeting of
Indiana Canners’ Associa
Tion
McKinley
Mrs. Vandeventer
A8 Geardian
the Court Record
John L. McMaster
Hanora Sullivan
Edward Sullivan
James M. Leathers
Albert Bates
Charles Davis
Vinson Carter
CG. and
A. Potts Company
C. & L. Railway Company
Henry Clay Allen
Justice of the Peace
O Ereathe
Fremont Alford
Charles Frshman
Eben Holden
FE. M. Holland
Hatherine Bloodgood
A. L. Guille
Ella Garrison
Rank Gardner
Lottie Vincent
Qounee
Davenport
Lorelo
Eles Bros
Biograph
Hkhauffmann Troupe
Bering
Wabash and
Delaware Ste
Oanie Weel
T. W. Dinkin
Fred Irwin
Majestics
J. H. McLean Medicine Co
Teutonic Fire and Marine
East Third Street
Dayton, O
Edward Pape
J. Linxweiler, JR
Sec'y
United States
Ea Oe U
U. S
National Bank
Barney & Smith Car Co
Stilwell-Bierce & Smith & Co
Vasu
Ashe Aapee
Dayton Gas “Light & Stock
Cincinnati Street Railway
Mord & Elect. Co
Ee Meee
Home Avenue
Total Assets
State of Indiana
Office of Auditor of State
Pfisterer
Virginia Avenue
Appellate Court
Prior
Diana
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