Vital Statistics June 30 Names of Parents and Infants
A long list of birth announcements and parent names follows with numerous entries showing couples and addresses. The medium-heavy OCR includes many pairs of names, streets, and some infant genders, followed by a few obituary and funeral notices and local undertaker credits. The text reflects a city register style with scattered misread spellings and broken lines.
Journal Business Directory Listing Highlights
A crowded late 19th or early 20th century Journal pages advertise florists livery stables and compass services, real estate sales and rentals, saloons, typewriters and maps for sale, with box mail inquiries. Notable entries include real estate offering 75 acres 2 acres orchard four miles from city near electric line and a profitable restaurant for sale.
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H. P. Stuart
Notice items from Indiana paper reflect business, disposal, map ad
Notices include Joseph Gardn address and furnaces at 39 Kentucky Ave, a statement by L A Kinsey about disposing of all interests in L A Kinsey Co dated June 2, a census note claiming Indiana towns population 1300 in Journal wall map of Indiana with a world map on reverse, sold by Journal or agents.
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Allison Co
Alabama
Journal
Care the Journal
Washington St
the Journal
Fox
S. Merrick
G. M. Rick
Law
Indiana
Ae Ge F. Cram
United States
Joseph Gardn
Kentucky
L. A. Kinsey Co
L. A. Kinsey
Paes Journal
Indianapoli
Tea Store King's Estate Ends as Settlement Decreed
The long Gilman tea empire litigation closes with a court decree reversing a pending claim by Mrs. Helen Potts Hall. George H. Hartford receives 700 shares of common stock and 150000 of 6 percent preferred stock in Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company. Estate administrators Norton and Theodore Gilman claim the remaining $1,250,000 in preferred stock.
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New York
Helen Potts Hall
George F. Gilman
Lacombe
United States Circuit Court
George H. Hartford
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
Gilman
Objectionable Features of Mormonism Claims Public Debate
A contributor from Kingston Ind writes to the Indianapolis Journal denouncing church dictation and polygamy in Mormonism. He cites Reed Smoot and Joseph F. Smith as examples and notes Utah opposition to Smoot’s Senate seat. The letter closes referencing a June date and a verse excerpt by Clinton Scollard.
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Indianapolis Journal
Brigham, Utah
John F. Smith
St. Louis
Utah
Apostle Smoot
Smith
United States
Thomas Kearns
Reed Smoot
Senate
Joseph F. Smith
United States Senate
Brigham
Stake
A. T. Rankin
Kingston
Ind
Monon Branch: No Reason for Decline in Securities Noted
Chauncey Depew notes business strength at Monon with Bedford Bloomington line upgrades and rising passenger revenue. Alfred H. Smith rises to New York Central general manager while J. P. Bradfield takes over as general superintendent. Railroad progress includes Chicago Cincinnati & Louisville bridge completion and anticipated Cincinnati to Chicago service by July.
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Chauncey Depew
George Lowell
Monon
Parker
Frank Reed
Bedford and
Bloomington
Indiana
Indianapolis
Vincennes Road
Gosport
Lowell
Bedford
Chicago, Cincinnati
Louisville
Old
Jackson
Richmond
New Road
Cincinnati
Miami
Chicago
Railroads Gear Up Amid Wages, Traffic and Staffing Shifts
A wide range of railroad developments is reported, including wage and coal price effects, growing Sunday excursion revenue, and plans for adjusted divisions. William B. Wood becomes Richmond division superintendent of the Panhadle, with leadership changes noted across multiple lines. New York Central verdicts award damages in two cases, while livestock shipments rise and the Louisville & Nashville shows strong earnings. Facilities and management changes ripple through the Vanderbilt system, with bond extensions, engine upgrades, and reorganizations across Grand Trunk Pacific, Wabash, Santa Fe, and other lines. Talks on Pennsylvania Gould system relations continue, Milwaukee traffic offices opening, and intensive sleeper-car demand for New England travel. The wage conference on the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy remains unresolved but tense calm prevails.
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Indianapolis
William B. Wood
Wood
Pennsylvania Lines
Richmond
Peters
Southwestern
Supreme Court of
New York State
New York Central
Amelia
Meinienken
Daniel J. Reardon
Louisville & Nashville
Lake Shore
Newman
Brown
Vanderbilt
J. P. Morgan & Co
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Wabash
House of Commons
Ottawa
Peeces
Grand Trunk Pacific Railroad
R. S. Logan
Grand Trunk
Pacific
W. H. Starr
Cincinnati, New Orleans
Gould Lines
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Missouri Pacific
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Maryland
International & Great Northern
Ann Arbor
Texas & Pacific
Denver
New England
Big Four
Boston
Boston & Albany
Cincinnati
Hamilton & Dayton
Erie
Pennsylvania
Santa Fee
W. B. Story
California
C. A. Morse
Eastern Grand Division
Mr. Story
J. M. Meade
Santa Fe
Topeka
Mr. Morse
Mr. Meade
Rockfield
Wabash Railroad
Charles M. Hays
George W. Stevens
Chesapeake & Ohio
K. H. Wade
Southern Pacific
H. C. Garrett
Philadelphia & Reading
Ohio
Chicago
Burlington & Quincy
Strcki
Tax collections total 2.67 million across counties
State auditor reports spring tax installment payments totaling 2,671,682.91 dollars to the state treasury. Marion county contributed 284,999.53 dollars. The release lists amounts from Adams, Madison, Allen, Marion, Barthol, Montgomery, Morgan counties, with Vigo county’s treasurer posting a settlement yesterday.
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Vigo County
Marion County
Adams Madison Allen
Marion Barthol Montgomery
Morgan
Local wholesale trade strength drives flour market activity
The article notes a strong flour market with two recent price advances and expectations of further rises. Grocery trade remains active but margins are slim amid sharp competition. Hog products move on short orders while pure lard weakens. eggs stay steady relative to meats, and milk plus butter output rises after rains.
Grain Prices and Wagon Market Report Summary
Heavy receipts push grain prices up with wheat and oats steady. Wheat No 2 red 77 3 4c tracked and on milling freight. corn No 1 white 61 3 4c. oats No 2 white 41c. hay prices steady. Wagon market shows light offerings, corn 57c to 63c per bushel, hay Timothy $12 13 per ton. various wholesale prices listed for commodities and groceries.
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Timothy
Hay
Perton
Real estate transfers recorded in Marion County Indiana 1903
Instruments filed for record show transfers of numerous parcels in Indianapolis area to individuals and trusts including Shank to Fark, Sallee, Henze, Weddle, Barrows, Lay, Noland, Russell, Taggart, Collings, Patten and others. Total transfers list various lot numbers in Newman Oaks, Nor dyke, Myers, Irvington Park, West Side, and Outlets with sums ranging from 1.00 to 8,530.00 and additional transfers noted as 33. The entry also lists substantial repairs and remodels on properties along Washington and Sterling streets and other locations.
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Recorder’s
Marion County
Indiana
Samuel L. Shank
Charles B. Fark
Newman Oaks A. G. Fosdyk Ux. Trust Co
Lewis'e
Hanway Hanna
Oak Hill
Jeannette M. Salles
Harris T. Henzle
Lot & Davin & Nordyke
Parecese
Henze
Jeannette M. Sallee
Lot
Devise & Nordyke
Alice Weddle
Julia E. Graham
Myers
N. Ilinole-st
Julia F. Barrows
Myera
N. Illinois-st. Add
Ee ‘ Layman
Pote
Wu David M. Isgrigg
Bevid Brown
Redt
L. Ux
Irvinaton Park Add
Irvington
Perry W. Turner
Jet B. Hawkins
Jesse Jones
City of Indianapolis
Aaseseas
Charles F Lay
Fredericker
Wright
Indianapolis
James F. Noland
Mary Glenn
Isaac N. Phipp
Springdale
Thomas F. Russell
Julian Tello
McKernan & Pierce
City of Indian
Jesse Campbell
Inger
John Roset
Max Suess
Frank Seidenstick
Coffman
Frank Seidensticker
Suess
Thomas Taggart
Louis Krempi
Thomas Tag- Ida M. Collings
Nancy Lowman
George J. Collings
Ida M Collings
Hiram B. Patten
Ida M.ax
Train Schedule Link Between Martinsville Indianapolis and Moreville
In Kentucky and Washington regions a waiting room and station timetable lists trains from Martinsville to Indianapolis and intermediate stops. First car departs 5:30 am from Indianapolis with hourly runs to 11:30 pm. Martinsville to Indianapolis and Martinsville to Mooresville run from 5:30 am hourly until 10:30 pm with last car at 11:59 pm to Mooresville. Mobreeville departures to Indianapolis and Martinsville begin 5:20 am.
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Magnolia
Kentucky
South Capitol
Anderson
Muncie
Marion
Alexandria
Elwood
Teave
Lr A
Liseai
Er Express
Indianapolis
Kiuncte
Son
Tipton
Eftoen
Frankie
Richmond
Mationa
Greenfield
Knightstown
Washington
Martinsville
Fiest
Mooresville
Mobreeville
Pennsylvaniaington
Meridian
Reenwood
Shelbyville
Washington and
Meridian Streets
Shelbyville Indiare
Huder's Drug Store
Pennsylvania
E. E Ensley Pharmacy
Stubbins
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Vital Statistics
E. Parnell
Lillian R. Howard
Cudge
Mary EB. Snyder
C. Everingham
Ines Ryker
Shuttis
Minnie J. Ledbetter
Everett Shelton
Anna Fidella Mey
Iam Hurd
Mary Maddener
Fisaveth
Ann Butler
Eree Wishard
Mida Henderson
Witton Williams
Edith Mary Con
Z S. Anderson
Ud M. Stevens
Leite Bretee McLean
Tesete
May McClel
L Gemgee Whetworth
Sarah Wiley
Jane Patton
Stehard
Mary L. Myers
O. H. Aichtesmeier
Gertrude Pesres
W. Mevey
Lenny Snedeker
Witite Ant Soumphine Clark
T Baldwin
Agnes Moran
Ore
Lowery
Minnie B. Cox Herry Thalmen
Pearl Wreong
Herbert Harien
Minnie Stewart
Or Steerett
Christina Parker
A. Morrison
Anne Russell
James
Mamie Johnson
Josephine Beninhoff
North Street
Zain Gaummer
Mjoseph
Bessie Kemp
Bright
Keteara
Gertrude Stewart
Ieetorant
Aneke Guinan
BhieMfield
Eran
Susie Tobrich
West
Mary Dugan
Concordia Street
Eau Edith
Polk
Letner
Broadway Ag
Liza Valentine
Weet Street
Artin
Hulda Knim
Mattie Bird
Senate Evenue
Jennie Hoover
North Senate Aes
Perotiniti
Yden
Maple Street
Dynen
Stabibut
Dearborn Street
City Hospital
Thinee
Btilwell
Phoebe Ann Stilwell
Granville M. Ballard
North Mees
Order of Eagles Knights of Fidelity
John M. Burkhardt
Louis Burkhardt
Emma
M. J. Duffecy
Ee En Diener
Farrell
West Washoe New
Market St. Tel
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Corner College
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Sentinel
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TEA Store
King’s Estate
G. F. Gilman
June
Clinon Scollard
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Lake Shore Railroad
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J. P. Bradfield
Mr. Smith
Grand Central
Big Miami Bridge
American Railroad Master Mechanics’ Association
Mechanical Engineers’ Association
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Purdue University
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Lake Erie & Western
J. Q. van Winkle
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Indiana Slack, $2.50; Hocking
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