Vital Statistics January 30 Names and Addresses
Vital statistics list lists G Nantz and Marie E Smith. Chapman and Hannah M Chester. Mary Maroney at St Chadwick Bent. Josephine Kig and Elizabeth Kiibs at 9 Routh Me ge. Nellie Mason at WS East Nineteenth and Julia Inerigg. Cordelia Turkey at 2215 Rural Street. Amelia Hasteos aged eighty one at 1119 Dearborn myocarditis Sorosky. Ryan at 1517 Linden Street with scarlet one twenty one at 1727 West Street. Crain thirty one at St Vincent's Hospital West Thirteenth Street Raneas City Journal says foreign ministers have no reason to complain behind a screen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Maroney
St Chadwick
Josephine Kig
Senate Ave
Elizabeth Kiibs
Nellie Mason
Julia Inerigg
GM Prospect Street
Cordelia Turkey
Rural Street
Amelia Hasteos
Dearborn
Raneas City Journal Fromell
Atof Et An
Revenue Gains and Traffic Improvements Across Rail Bureaus
The sixteenth annual report of the Indianapolis Weighing and Inspecting Bureau Association shows revenue rising from 40,321.69 in 1856 to 162,? in Indianapolis and other points, with 41,644 cars weighed and 15.2 percent excess. Gains include 117,792.91 from excess weights, 24,915.42 from platform freights, and 19,641.65 from classification changes, totaling 162, HS. Other cities like Terre Haute Louisville Evansville Vincennes report varying gains. local leadership changes note J. B. Eckman’s death and F. Barr as acting Inspector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Weighing and Inspecting Bureau Association
Indianapolis
ISG
Terre Haute
Louisville
Jeffersonville
New Albany
Evansville
Vincennes
J. B. Eckman
Bureau
F. Barr
Two Burglars Killed in Gallipolis Shooting
Sheriff Murphy and Athens officers trap two burglars in Priest home. Decoys Harvey Williams and John Aysle were slain after a fusillade as the robbers attempted to terrorize Mrs Priestly. Finsterwald Mannering wounded. both burglars left dead after exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Peter Finsterwald
Athens
Murphy
Athens County
Priest House
Bob Sweet
Sweet
Weldon Kyle
Marshal Fitzgerald
McDaniel
Kyle
Williams
Lysle
Marshal Finsterwald
Mannering
Louis Fleischmann Paralyzed in New York Stroke
Louis Fleischmann, uncle of Cincinnati’s mayor and a noted millionaire, is critically ill at his New York home after a paralytic stroke this morning. The attack left his right side and speech impaired. doctors fear he may not recover. He has had poor health for about two years.
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New York
Jun. W
Louis Fleischman
Cincinnati
Fleischman
Enraged Man Sentenced to Death in May Electric Chair
Springfield, Jan 3 John D Cassetts was sentenced to be electrocuted during the week of May 4 for the murder of Mrs Mary J Lane in Long Meadow on Feb 26 190. He shouted curses as the sentence was pronounced and was hurried from the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Mags
John D. Cassetts
Mary J. Lane
Long Meadow
Cassettts
Agreement Reached in Coal and Lime Contract Suit
In Judge Leathers court the Consolidated Coal and Lime Company and Cornelius Browder agreed to dismiss the contract case after a brief start. Browder would pay sums to the plaintiff, and the court was asked to dismiss the case as the parties settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browder
Check Cashing Suit Involves Danville Bank and Clayton Firm
First National Bank of Danville Indiana sues American Produce Company seeking payment of $200 after Harry T Owen, acting as manager for Clayton firm, drew a check on American National Bank of this city and delivered it to William H McCormick. The Danville bank alleges it sent the item for payment and that the defendants ordered withholding, asserting the produce company must reimburse the value since Owen acted with authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American National Bank
First National Bank
Danville
Ind
American Produce Company
Harry T. Owen
Clayton, Ind
American Bank
Owen
William H. McCormick
McCormick
Danville Bank
American National
Indianapolis
Appointment of a Receiver for Hoosier Packing Company
Judge Leathers granted a petition by American Label Company for a receiver. Liabilities are about $6000 with assets around $600. American Label holds a $74.50 claim to be paid. Central Trust Company was appointed receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Leathers
Hoosier Packing Company
American Label Company
Central Trust Company
Judge releases Toomey under conditions in forgery case
Judge Alford heard Harry Toomey accused of forgery yesterday in Criminal Court. Evidence persuaded the judge to release him under conditions while he remains subject to arrest. The prosecutor labeled Toomey a degenerate likely not responsible for his acts and noted his strong St. Louis connections and moneyed relatives. Ruth M. Bosart administratrix sues Charles H. McCarty Francis M. Tomlinson and George H. McCaslin for 560 dollars, alleging the estate is owed for a note. A jury cleared Reliable Furniture and Carpet Company of fault in W O McKinney’s attempt to recover a baby carriage at Mrs. Lucille Dutley’s home. Next Monday is divorce day in Superior Court Room 3 with Judge Leathers presiding over ten cases of marital disputes.
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M. 8. Conners
Hocking Valley Road
Lake Shore
R.S. Quigley
Mr. Conners
Erie
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
M. McMurtey
F.L. Hine
F. S. Wheeler
H. R. Bishop
Tracey Dows
F. H. Griggs
A. C. Shaw
Canadian Pacific
Benjamin
Shaw
A. Gordon Jones
Washington
Southern Railway
Charlottesville
F. K. Hughes
Charleston
Rea
Pennsylvania
Prince Henry
George W. Boyd
Loree
Baltimore & Ohio
Cleveland Telegram Enys
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Chicago
Alford
Harry Toomey
Toomey
St. Louis
Ruth M. Bosart
Timothy L. Bosart
Charles H. McCarty
Francis M. Tomlinson
George H. McCaslin
Reliable Furniture and Carpet Company
W. O. McKinney
Lucille Dutley
McKinney
Furniture Company
Superior Court
Room 3
Leathers
George H. McCasiin
Joseph A. Rink
John Martin
First National Bank of Danville
American Produce Company
Fremont Alford
Samuel Day
Rink Sues Martin for 1200 Over Apartment Build Advances
Joseph A. Rink filed suit against John Martin seeking 1200, the amount Rink holds he is entitled to from Martin for advances made during the construction of the Rink apartment house at Vermont and Illinois streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Rink
John Martin
Court notes damages and foreclosures in multiple rooms
In Room 1 Judge John L McMaster presides over jury trials and judgments including plaintiff damages of 9.14 and costs, foreclosure funding of 22 and costs, and settled accounts. Room 2 Judge James M Leathers notes a settlement in the Consolidated Coal and Lime Company case. Room 3 Judge Vinson Carter reports verdicts for Nordyke Marmon and others, plus divorces and costs. Criminal Court includes Day incorrigibility to Reform School and Toomey forgery. further orders pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. McMaster
John Cuthrell
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
William Jungelaus
Edwin Moore
Sutton
Margaret Vandewenter
James M. Leathers
Consolidated Coal and Lime Company
Cornelius D. Browder
Vinson Carter
George R. Avery
Nordyke & Marmon Company
Hattie Immell
Elsie E. Gray
John Brown
John F. Barrett
Simeon v State Court Affirmation on Indictment Language
The case 18727 Simeon v State from Madison County Court affirms that an indictment or information is sufficient when the charge follows the statute defining the offense. It notes that alleging the act was feloniously done is essential to plead the prohibited conduct and to characterize the act as prohibited by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ME Court
Simeon
Madison C. C
Hadley
Receiving stolen goods and related court notes in Indiana docket
Summary of legal excerpts noting receiving stolen goods as an offense, cases on transfer and assignment of errors, notices, and motions from courts in Indiana. Includes references to Martha M. Fenstermaker, Cortie Holman, George W. Brown, Flora White, and others, with brief case dispositions and procedural actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pew
Martha M. Fenstermaker
Cortie Holman
Grant C. C
A. C
Willis B. Wheeler
State of Indiana
Warrick C. C
George W. Brown
Flora White
Marion S. C. Record
German American Building and Loan Association
Peculiar Libellous Will Case At Pittsburg Orphans Court
A minister's will in Pittsburg prompts a libel suit for 50 000 from Brady a Cleveland lawyer claiming the estate still owes him the debt for clothing maintenance and education and the court overrules a demurrer holding the right of action does not abate with the testator's death. The case is deemed without precedent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Pittsburg
Brady
Cleveland
Terre Haute Strikers Urge Commissioner to Visit Immediately
A letter received by the state labor commissioner requests that Commissioner McCormack travel to Terre Haute at once. He is in Washington but expected in Terre Haute today. The note says the situation is critical with a few nonunion men jailed Thursday night and alleges a smallpox patient is confined in a street-car barn unknown to health officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
McCormack
Washington
Champagne Controversy Declares G H Mummis Superior
Judges split on the champagne controversy yet all connoisseurs rank G H Mummis Extra Dry as superior due to unsurpassed quality. Its imports in 1901 reached 12,559 cases, far above rivals, with immense reserves ensuring ongoing quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G H. Mummi
Mild Weather Boosts Trade in Iron and Groceries
Mild weather aided trade as commission merchants shipped perishable goods. Thursday was the busiest day of the week though below normal. Produce volumes were moderate with steady prices for apples and firm oranges, while sweet potatoes rose and Irish potatoes held, eggs and butter remained in strong demand, and poultry stayed steady. The iron and steel sector led activity with firm prices. wool, cereals, and oats showed notable movement with higher track bids, and wagon market offerings were better though prices held steady within recent ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Commission
Timothy
Prices of farm staples and foods in Philadelphia market
The Philadelphia Times notes a wide spread of wholesale prices across meats, dairy and produce. Beef, pork, and poultry rates mix with groceries like cheese, butter, canned goods, and coffee, detailing per pound and per dozen figures for eggs, hams, lard, and fruit boxes alongside coal and chemical supplies.
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Vital Statistics
G. Nantz
Marie E. Smith
Chapman
Hannah M. Chester
William G. Power
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Broadway
Atlpm
Soni Aeents
Crown Hill
Asec Mnaiaanas
el Renee Flanner
Buchanan
Ihols Street
EB. Kregelo
New
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Delaware St
Ators— and Freicht
Breedy & CO
Bertermann Bros
Mass
N. del
St. Tel
Optician
Rouse & Mayhew
Monument Place
English Hotel
T. Silvius & CO
Pennsylvania St
Thomas KR. Bell
Ingalls Block
Lockwood
Lemeke Building
Pes Stagmeir Bros
Millnois
Horace Wood
Chrete
Ee Peerless Foundry CO
Meek St
B. C. Stevens
New State
Senate Av
Puneral
Blanchard
W. A. Greyer
Majestic Bldg
Gregory & Apper
Krent
Us United Iter and Supplies CO
Monument Price
Adae Ieee Phoenix Iron Foundry
Sig Wade
C. F. Sayles
East Market Street
W. Coffin
W. A. Griever
Majestic
TAL —Piret
Spann & CO
Fixanciat
Coese
Salary Loan CO
Sen
Stevenson Building
Andrews& Orr
A. Davis
Greenfield
Care Journal
Joseph Gardner
Kentucky
the Apolis Wrecking CO
OLD Build NewSvantay Wits
Insurance
Royal — Company
Union
East
Ohio
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Pacific Coast
Madame McNairmee Moore
Callou
Areale
Fox
Manhattan
Anti-Trust M. Merrick
Washington St
Jan
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Mm Marshall
Ocean
Canadian Pacific Express
United States
Montreal
Vancouver
Northern Securities Company
Boston
Monon
Rives
Board of Aldermen
New York Central
Michigan Central
Niles
Michigan City
Galion
Michigan
Arthur G. Wells
Santa Fe
Coast Lines
W. G. Nevin
Wells
Big Four
J. A. Barnard
Peoria & Eastern Lines
Panhandle
Western Roads
Donald
Central Passenger Association
Wright
Oscar Murray
Baltimore
Murray
Queen & Crescent
New Orleans
Mobile
Crescent City
Harry Miller
Secale
St. C
W. D. Dodsworth
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Milwaukee
W. M. Duane
Angus Sinclair
Locomotive Engineering
Philadelphia
David McCargo
P. P. Clark
J. R. Nicholas
Salt Lake
Union Pacific
Southern Indiana Railroad
Sullivan
Grand Trunk
South Shore Railways
Grand Trunk Railroad
Detroit
J. E. Buckingham
Burington & Missouri Road
Ae B. Smith
Louis Fleischmann
the Court Record
Circuit Court
Henry Clay Allen
Luete Dudley
William O. McKinney
Taintiff
The
Joseph H. Cooksey
Lula Cooksey
Montgomery Downs
Maude Downs
John W. McMullen
Maggie Twyname
J. P
Appellate Court
Hutton
Cunningham
Montgomery
L. S
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Butts
Whitley CC. C
Robinson
P. J
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Black
Hogue
State
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Dugdale
Doney
Marion S. C
Roby, J
Justice the Peace
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Coffinberry
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James D. Maxwell
Augustus F. Shirts
Boone
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Booker
Samuel E. Summerland
Hannah M. Summerland
Koscuisko
Appellee
Joinder
Robert Franklin
Lewis Lee
Vanderburg
C. Appellants
Alpheus W. Moon
Pittsburg Plate Glass Company
Howard 8. C. Appellants
Letta E. Fouts
Frank M. Millikan
Tippecanoe C. C. Appellants
William W. McBride
Sarah M. Ulmer
Wells C. C. Appellant
Farmers’ Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Alexander E. Vetter
Marshall C. C. Appellee
Appellant
Jessie Case
Minor
Napoleon B. Richason
Sherliy
Cass C. C
Edward A. Getchel
Chicago Junction Railway Company
Porter C. C
Henry C. Kimble
Board of Commissioners of
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Fayette C
Utah
New York Law Journal
New York Court of Appeals
Southwestern
Texas
Brooks
Schley
Domestic
Limburger
Ellow
Brazil
California
Coal and Coke
Blossburg
Jackson
Kanawha
Ittaburg
Haymond
Winifrede
Luhring
Hocking Valley
Greene County
Indiana
Jack
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Connellsville
Agia
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Burkley
Cabot
Cumberland
Dwight Anchor
C. Soon
Farwell
Fitchville
Hope
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Peabody Cocoeathy
Pepperell
Nate
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Edwards
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Lenox
Methuen
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Lancaster
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Toll du Nord
Jersey
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Gates
Java
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Ridgewood
Columbia
Louisiana
Carolina
Ate
Penn
Sole
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MiPee
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Cg A Ag
Tron and Steel
Tire
Wisc
Malaga
Florida
Mensina
New California
Doz
Prime
Alvike
Awae
Fancy
Ane
Philadelphia Times
Marcen
William 5S. Gill
Podd'nhead Wilson
Lucille Saunders
Hobyas
Cook
Sonora Baby Lund
Probyn
Wenona
Frank Mile
Chester Biograph
Willis P. Sweatman
Delaware
Irwin
Propylaum
East North Street
Ira WY. Howerth
H.W. Towe
Imperial Hotel
Harmon & Hall, W
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Voriel'susiness
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