Vital Statistics January 22 Local Births and Deaths
Vital statistics list births and deaths with names ages and addresses including Clara 5 ee street boy Harrell i south Weat thot and others at various streets in city. Entries show paralysis nephritis diphtheria sarcoma and other causes. Also notices of Mrs Martha J Stalnaker funeral arrangements and unnumbered advertising classifieds for dentistry plumbing and storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara
Ee Street
Harrell
Luer Jackson
da Dorftinger
Bicking Street
Katie Gaynor
Michel Street
Ella Gordon
Nordyke Street
Ww. L
Pearl Afferson
Tor Street
John
Mary Gully
North
Capitol Avenue
H. J
Clara Salagean
Davidson Street
Bankruptcies and creditors meetings in Indianapolis
Notices show declarations of bankruptcy for George W. Whittington Charles Wonnell and James H. Mahorney in the Indiana district. First creditors meetings planned at Indiana Trust building 117 East Washington Street Indianapolis with dates in February. Referees in bankruptcy Alber t Rab and others oversee proceedings and claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the United States
Indiana
Aenu
Indiana Trust Building
Eastern Street
Indianapolis
Martona Imiiana
Cous
TRABB
Ind
District of Indiana
Charles Wonnell
County of
Marion
East
Washington Street
Marion County
Feary
A. D
Ims
Almert Rabe
Tad
Pigtrict Court of the United States For District of Indiana
Ttn
James H. Mahorney
Tn Merapolis
Marton
James H. Mahomer
Sinttane Trust
New East Washington Street
Inianapolis
Eta
Rabh
Jad
High School Oratory At Shortridge Hints Future Contests
Shortridge High School cats focus on oratory as the primary approaches the contest season. The executive committee of the State Oratorical Association meets at Hotel English to pick a new president and discuss admitting Anderson Bluffton Muncie and other schools. Plans include venue decisions and possible out of town hosting with Kendal’s permit. The report also notes student activities from Marie Rogers singing to club meetings and illness updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shortridge High School
Dark Horses
State Oratorical Association
Hotel English
James Gipe
Shortridge
Walter Eggemeyer
Richmond
Anderson
Bluffton
Muncie
Kendal
Indianapolis
Panhandle Bonds and Pass Trade Drive North to West
Panhandle obligations show strong earnings with 1900 gross per mile over sixteen thousand, supporting high security value as major railroads resist anti pass exchange. A Cleveland Leader note links pending Baltimore and Ohio traffic changes, division reorganizations, and office consolidations affecting routes west of Pittsburgh and extending into Sandusky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Cleveland Leader
Baltimore & Ohio
Cleveland
Oscar G. Murray
C. 5. Wight
D. B. Martin
Pittsburg
Cleveland Terminal & Valley
Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling
Pittsburg & Western
Sandusky
Baltimore
Pittsburgh Cases
Alead
Pools Opposed by Fish and Rail Pooling Debate
President Fish of Illinois Central argues against pooling by railroads and says current Interstate Commerce law suffices to curb rate cutting. He warns pooling would fail, with lines reneging or parallel rivals entering. Articles note rail officials in city, line expansions, new cars, and planned tunnel work, reflecting a busy period in railway industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fish
Illinois Central
Illinois Central Railroad
Chicago
Terre Haute Car Works
Santa Fe
Hudson River
East River
New York City
Penn Sylvanian Railroad Company
E. Bunn
Baltimore & Ohio
Florida
Big Four
Cincinnati
Hamilton & Dayton
Monon
The
Queen & Crescent
A. J. Smith
Lake Shore
Dunkirk, Alleghany Valley
Pittsburg
Walbridge
Toledo Railway Terminal Company
Charles F. Daly
Lake Erie & Western
Kansas City
Buffalo
Cleveland
Fremont
Senator Fairbanks Bill Declares West Fork White River Non Navigable
Indiana lawmakers consider a bill to declare the West fork of White River non navigable from Marion county south end. If enacted the measure would allow damming and bridge construction without War Department permission, following business interest input.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Fairbanks
Senate
White River
Marion County
War Department
YMCA Executive Board Sets New Annual Meeting Date
The YMCA executive board met in the Commercial Club assembly room. An amendment to the constitution moved the annual meeting to June 1 when reports will be read. H. C. Atkins was chosen to replace H. F. Bickell on the board of directors. Secretary Neighbor reported membership growth this year from one third to one half greater than last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GO. BE
Fifield
Sajestie Ding
Indiana
TS & Evans
Crawfordsville
Ind
Finanetal
Gannon
Pametty
Credit CO
Law Building
Market St
Commercial Club
H. C. Atkins
H. F. Bickell
Secreary
Junk Dealers in Trouble over Stolen Stove Arrests
Mathew Sullivan and Joseph Rankin junk dealers on East Washington street were arrested by Patrolman Jordan on a charge of receiving stolen goods. A Norwood woman reported a house theft and a new stove missing. Jordan traced the crew to Sullivan and Rankin’s shop where the stove was found in a wagon. They say the stove was bought from two boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathew Sullivan
Joseph Rankin
East Washington Street
Jordan
Norwood
Sullivan & Rankin
Arrest of Gypsy Women Near Hammond Grove
Three gypsy women encamped at Hammond's grove were arrested by patrolmen last evening on loitering charges. Police plan to continue arrests until the camp relocates from its city vicinity. The women were released on bond posted by Gus Rahke. A winter morn poem follows, depicting a white snowy landscape and nature imagery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond's Grove
Gus Rahke
Indiana Township Trustees Meet In State House Session
Indiana Township Trustees Association gathered in the State House with over six hundred trustees, the largest turnout yet. Governor Durbin addressed the body on reform, economy, and the push for businesslike management of public funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Trustees’ Association
Statehouse
Association
Harry E. Penny
Wayne County
James D. Reid
Durbin
Indiana
Market Wrap Shows Winter Produce Prosperity and Steady Prices
Local produce markets report unusually good winter conditions with steady prices and liberal grain arrivals. Irish potatoes onions cabbage and fruits show large January shipments while apples and oranges move actively. Poultry eggs and dairy products maintain strong demand with prices holding. dried fruits strong. flour slow but steady. iron and steel trade excellent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron and Steel
Electric Line Route Waiver Filed By Morris and Webster
Nathaniel Morris and George Webster filed with the County Commissioners a waiver of their interurban line franchise from Indianapolis west to the county line because they cannot finance the project. Charles Finlay Smith, seeking the same route, has been notified he can obtain the franchise after securing a private right of way for most of the distance and plans to use the National Road through Bridgeport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathaniel Morris
George Webster
Indianapolis
Lne
Messrs. Mortis and Webster
Charles Finlay Smith
Bridgeport
Plainfield End of the Line Franchise and Bridge Plans
Construction of the Plainfield end of the line proceeds with a franchise requiring completion by December 1, 1902. A second company led by John J. Appel, William Reagan, and Henry L. Smith reportedly seeks to build to Plainfield, claiming land purchases and substantial private rights. County Commissioners support a stone bridge project across a county ditch at New Bethel with specifications by the county engineer and a total cost of about one dollar, with the electric portion paid by the company. The board also ordered property holders along the Michigan road to move fences back to the property line after encroaching onto the highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainfield
Comoo
John J. Appel
William Reagan
Henry L. Smith
Bridgeport
Indianapolis, Shelbyville & Southeastern Traction Company
New Bethel
Michigan Road
Grain Market Steady Amid Varied Creek Market Prices
The local grain market holds steady with inspections of forty to sixty cars daily, mainly corn. Wheat and oats remain steady across several grades, with No. 2 red wheat at 87 to 88 cents and various white and yellow corn prices. hay prices range from 10.25 to 12.25 per ton for timothy. Wagon offerings are lighter but prices show no improvement. corn around 69 to 72 cents per bushel, oats around 48 to 50 cents, and assorted produce, meats, and byproducts listed for sale by shippers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy
Hay
New York
University president disputes Rockefeller gift tale
Dr. W. Vern Harper of the University of Chicago rejects reports that John D. Rockefeller planned a 500 gift, calling the claim a university student’s fabrication and noting Rockefeller would not give large sums. He says the amount and motive are misrepresented and emphasizes it contradicts his known generosity and practice. In New York, the steamer Civnda brings home a cavalry detachment from Cobraporte, returning after three years in Orta. They head to Fort Meyer and Fort Ethan Allen, in good health.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton & Dayton
Toledo
New York
Western Passenger Association
Jam
Civnda
Cobenporte
EK. F. Gond O
Second Cavalry
EB. C. Pimmick
Orta
Meyer
Ethan Aten
Ig Piendla Health
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Marie Meyer
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W. A Greyer
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Rullyn Hawkins Co
Sverage
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Grace Machines
United Pewriter Mand StPruits Co
Monument Place
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Dan Tistry
J. H. Bloor
Lemeke
Serie
F. Earhart
Wash
H. P . Wasson & Co
Union
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Pacific Coast
Msnal Business Directory
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Wists Bertermasn Bros
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Rouse & Mayhew
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Pennsylvania St
Thomas K. Bell
Ingalls Block
I. Lockwood
Lemeke Building
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Stegmein Bros
Oyster
Horace Wood
Circle
Peerless Foundry Co
Meek St. Ven
Stevens
Senate Av
Frank Blanchard
Delaware St
Terre Haute Electric CO
Terre Haute
U. S. Army
United States
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Waldottville
Dad
Lake Shore Mercantile Co
Dept. W
L. S. Ayres
Twelfth
Delaware
Alabama
Klondike
Care Journal
Roslyn Hawkins
Virginia Av
Home Stove CO
Uiliy
Royal Insurance Company
W. A. Greyer
Majestic Bldg
WM. C. Anderson
New Telephone
High School
Oratory
Occu
Shortridge News Notes
Marie Rogers
Ruby Hays
Sullivan
Nation's Birthday Association
Donnan
Miss Nickleson
Thomas Jefferson
O. T. Q. Club
Flora Berty
Carl Brickert
Frank Kissel
Claude McGinnis
McMullen
Williams
Hewitt Thomas
Maude Cunningham
Alfred Darlow
Fred Appel
Robert Griffith
Raymond Bangs
Delta Phi
Paul C. Edwards
Sumner Clancy
Laura Potter
Frank Doudican
Oratorical Association
Sadie Mays
Ward Fisher
Edna Crean
Earl Brown
Maude Jarvis
Blaine Patton
Waite Colgan
Fred Herstch
Edward Gibson
Harry Walterhouse
Walte Colgan
Paul Edwards
Noble Pratts
Chout
St. Louis
Pennsylvania
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Panhandle
J. W. Burns
Fort Wayne
Innis Hopking
Choctaw, Oklahoma & Gulf Road
H. M. Bronson
Peoria
G. M. Cumming
Erie Railway
Great Northern Express
Adams Company
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Pullman Car Company
Prince Henry
Prussia
W. W. Richardson
Cuba
Indiana, Decatur & Western
Barney-Smith Company
Dayton
Erie Railroad
J. J. Frazier
Toledo, St. Louis & Western
Frankfort
Brooks
Chicago & Northwestern
H. B. Fairbanks
California
Pointa
Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern
New Orleans
J. J. Regan
Chicago & Alton Railroad
Bloomington
St. Louis Terminal Railroad Association
Union Station
St. Louis Union Station
Pittsburg Post
Columbus
L. F. Loree
Cleveland, Loraine & Wheeney
Loree
Chicago & Eastern Timinois
Evansville
Hamilton
Evansville & Terre Haute
Thomas
Morgan
Y. M. C. A. Executive Board
Ventury
Nixon
the Township
E. R. Monroe
Burrage
Purdue University
Hurty
State Board of Health
Charles A. van Matre
Delaware County
Frank L. Jones
van Matre
O. C. Shandy
Petersburg
B. McAfee
Mitchel
James Young
Prather
W. F. Rector
Lancaster
W. S. Perkins
Oran Sanders
Knightstown
Frank McCaslin
Thomas Johnson
Ron Adolph
James J. Reeder
Cam- Gen
Mr. Reef
Phil S. Sullivan
Peru
Levi W. Laird
Columbia City
William Fenstermaker
Trustees Pulling
South Bend
Patton
Hartford City
Hoeferkemp
Ripley County
John M. Bloss
Suppent of Public Instruction
I McAfee
Lawre Mendenhall
Evison Larber
Kosciusko County
Indianapolis Grain Markets
Liege
Standan
Coal and Coke
Jackson
Kanawha
Winifred
Lubring
H. Hocking Valley
Hrazil Jock
Greene County
Slack Emokelers
West Virginia
Conardsville
Setplgo
Siysic
Seyore
Ineixo
Som
Pleerken
Alo Genuine
Wy Lee
Magnesia
Leplve
Quitttin
Castle
Uae
Peter
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Capitol
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Hamille
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Lamox Fancy
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Shetucket
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Amoskeag Gress
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Stark
Golden Bend
Lion
Jersey
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Gates
Ties i
Columbia A
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Windsor A
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Eeupiire A
Iden
Indsor
Ridgewood
Peiper
Louisiana
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Carolina
Olle
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Fancy
Ben Davia
Kentucky
Eastern
New
Michigan
Bunch
Hettie
Provisio
Timothy Ee
Harold Ee
Grand Vaudevinle
Kath Veto
Bloodgood
Gu Ules
iSute Garrison
Jank Gardner
Lottie Vincent
Johnsson
Davenport
Lorelio
Eles Bros
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Park
Davies Hal Reid
Monnday
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T. W. Dinkin
Irwin
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