Vital Statistics July 8 in Indianapolis area
A dense list of marriages and deaths with names and addresses across Indianapolis. Notable entries include Charlies Holtman and Amelia Holtman. George and Hattie Lewis. Joseph and Amelia Tonger. Nora West. Peter and Anna Hina. Deaths: Zeila Capito, 27, accidental drowning. Rebecca Fry, 85, heart disease. Joseph Warder, 38, Delaware. William Royse, 72, Oliver Street. Catherine Walsh, 25, Warman Avenue. Millard Stoddard, 21, Elder Street. Grover Rushton, 30, East Tenth. W Dugan, 24, South West. Joseph Welker, 12, Highland. various others with ages and streets listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies
Amelia Holtman
Marlowe Willam
May Brown
Ladsow Street
George
Hattie Lewis
Meridian Street
Claude
Sarah Slusher
Maryland
Joseph
Amelia Tonger
Hoytarenge
Pelee
Emma Sith
MrcCarty Street
Nora
Oriental Street
Boy
James
Alma
Maple Street
Horace Ant — Laiween
South Oriental Street
Zeila Capito
East Street
Rebecca A. Fry
Onlg
College
Yoseph W. Warder
Delaware Fisher
North Meridian
Millard N. Stoddard
Elder Street
Drilier
Grover A. Rushton
East Tenth Shock
Snithh W. Dugan
South West Street
Actaeret
Notte Street
Pen and Ink Artists Contest for Advertisers
The Indianapolis Journal invites submissions for a weekly contest to design an illustration for the want column ads. The best drawing illustrating business benefits will win and be used with the artist's name. Entries must be on Bristol board in inches high by inches wide with name and address on back. Drawings may be delivered or mailed to the writing room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desines
Bristol Board
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Indianapolis Journal
Bankruptcy Notice for Henry Ulen Sr Indianapolis Creditors
In the District Court of Indiana a bankruptcy proceeding lists Henry Ulen Sr of Istianopolis Marion County. Creditors are notified of the first meeting of creditors on July 12 at the Indiana Trust Building 17 East Washington Street Indianapolis. Creditors may attend present claims and examine the trustee and related business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the United States
District of Indiana
Henry
Wlen, Sr
Ulen
Istianopolis
Marion
A. T
Vien
Indiana
East
Washington Street
Indianapolis
Anos & Trustee
Courts Report Finds Embezzler and Policy Offender Convicted
Samuel Smith a colored former financial secretary of O P Morton Lodge of colored Odd Fellows was convicted of embezzlement and sentenced to two to fourteen years. Jack Battle a policy runner was found guilty of assisting in a policy scheme and fined. Trial on a lottery charge remained under advisement. In the Schaefer liquor license appeal Stoltz testified on handwriting, and Jessie Carson and Julia Carnagey qualified as administratrices posting bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Smith
O. P. Morton Lodge of
Colored Odd Fellows
Alford
Smith
Lodge
Jack Battle
Kissel
Battle
Schaefer
Austin W. Stoltz
Stoltz
Court records summarize decisions in partition, foreclosures, and divorces
In the Superior, Circuit and Criminal Courts, judges approved reports of sale and final accounts, discharged receivers, and rendered judgments. Cases include partition actions, quiet title, foreclosures, the Wacker and Koehring matters, and a divorce with alimony and costs. Criminal trial for selling a lottery share ended with a fine of $10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Leathers
Christian F. W. Syrup
Indiana Trust Company
George H. Walt
United States Trade Exchange
Vinson Carter
Margaret Coubay
George W. Shelby
Sarah Brown
Leona A. Minturn
Mary McClelland
C. Sigelow
John Belswanger
August Wacker
Louise Wacker
William M. Hedrick
Guarian
Ruey Rubush
Theodore Koehring
Wil-liam B. Shortridge
Koehring
Shortridge
Rufus J. Stuckey
Harriet P. Prior
The
Central Trust Company, Trustee
Adams Brick Company Et al
Robert C. Light
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
William H. Daggett
Barbara L. Daggett
Charles H. Schafer
Hanor
Commissioners’ Court
Fremont Alford
Jack Battle
Icy
Court items list several cases in progress
Guilty verdict and prison sentence noted for Eva Blake for assault and battery with fines and costs. Case (Isenhauer) on food law dismissed due to appeal not perfected. John Wilson as surety of the peace. Various suits listed: John Notting vs L S Hill to quiet title in Superior Court Room 1. John A Huston vs John R Myers for conversion in Superior Court Room 3. Alice A Dowell vs Tecumseh Mutual Life Insurance in Superior Court Room 2. Minnie Martin vs Elmer Martin divorce in Circuit Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana State
Eva Blake
Ll. J. Isenhauer
John Wilson
John Notting
L. S. Hill
Superior Court
John A. Huston
John R. Myers
Alice A. Dowell
Tecumseh Mutual Life Insurance Company
Minnie Martin
Elmer Martin
Circuit
Higher Courts Record Appellate Briefs And Notices
Minutes list cases including Harrison Callicott versus Lucy Allen with appellant brief. George A. Thomas versus Elizabeth Dabblemont admr. Barnard Borkenstein versus Joseph Shrack. Edward F. Claypool versus Theodore Stein trustee with notices to co apppellants. Edward F. Claypool versus German Fire Insurance Company of Indiana. Eldridge Lumber Company decline to join. Sullivan C. C. L. T. Dickason Coal Co. versus William Peach with record, assignment of errors, in term, bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Callicott
Lucy
Allen
George A. Thomas
Elizabeth Dabblemont
Admr
Barnard Borkenstein
Joseph Shrack
Edward F. Claypool
Theodore Stein
German Fire Insurance Company of
Indiana
Eldridge Lumber Company
Sullivan C. C. L. T. Dickason Coal Co
William Peach
Panic and liability in electric railways and related cases
The Davis vs Paducah Railway case holds negligence causing a fire flash and smoke may proximate the harm, with passenger conduct under crowded electric cars considered. Reports discuss Logan vs Wabash and Hinecy vs Manhattan aiding the liability debate, plus a novelty egging suit against Seaboard Airline Rail Road and adultery verdicts from Pettus and Leeper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis Vs. Paducah Railway and Light Company
Southwestern Rep
Tissouri
Hinecy
Manhattan Railway Company
New York
Siming
Illinois Central Railway Company
Iowa
North Carolina
Seaboard Airline Railroad
Heiress Claims Hold Over Gilmore Estate Sparks Hunt
Postmaster McGinnis receives a letter from Rosa Blevins of Mote Kentucky alleging two Gilmore heirs live in Indiana and that she is one. Gilmore died in San Luis Potosi leaving four children. One son is at Fort Riley Kansas. a daughter’s location is untraced. Searles handles the estate and many claimants arise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGinnis
Rosa Blevins
Mote
Jane Gilmore
Gilmore
San Luis Potosi
Mexico
Indiana
C. G. Searles
Fort Riley
Kaw
Indianapolis
Pensions in Certificates Granted to Indiana Names
The notice lists numerous individuals from Indiana receiving original pensions and renewals. Names include Colden Austin Mishawaka Benjamin May Lyles John W Weeks Richmond James Arbuckle Sharpsville Jacob Stephan Monrovin Abel Enlow Jeffersonville Charles EB Kirtley Boswell Thomas M Alderson Indianapolis William Wehrly Salamania Andrew J Stone Linnsburg John C McKim Lawrenceburg William H Carthers Delphi George J Kennedy National Military Home Marion David M Wampler Bloomington John MacThomas Pennville William B Rloomfield Kendallville Joseph N Clem ents Indianapolis Thomas Coleman Connersville Robert Hackley National Military Home Marion Rolin C Irwin Indianapolis John M Cahl Huntertown Charles B Curtis North Vernon Joseph C Weir Perkinsville Charles G Marshall Richmond Henry Adams Angola Wuliam Pontius Elkhart Charles Wassaw Star Prairie Samuel E Roach Terre Haute Willem A Shaw Indianapolis Samuel N Taylor Terre Haute David Ellison Anderson Conrad Smith Anderson John R Phillips Ohio Falls John F Elliott Gas City Burgess H Dillon Rensselaer Original Widows Mary A Hottorff Jeffersonville Elea J Weet Portland Vitaline Morin Fowler Pauline John La Porte Annie B Moore Orleans Renewal Widows Minerva K Pinnick West Baden Kate S Hanser Terre Haute
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colden Austin
Mishawaka
Benjamin May
Lyles
John W. Weeks
Richmond
James Arbuckle
Sharpsville
Jacob Stephan
Monrovin
Abel Enlow
Jeffersonville
Charles EB. Kirtley
Boswell
Thomas M. Alderson
Indianapolis
William P. Wehrly
Salamania
Andrew J. Stone
Linnsburg
John C. McKim
Lawrencebure
William H. Carthers
Delphi
George J. Kennedy
National Military Home
Marion
David M Wampler
Bloomington
John MacThomas
Pennville
William Brloomfield
Kendallville
Joseph N. Clements
Thomas Coleman
Connersville
Robert Hackley
Rolin C. Irwin
John M. Cahl
Huntertown
Charles B. Curtis
North Vernon
Joseph C. Weir
Perkinsville
Charles G. Marshall
Henry ©. Adams
Angola
Wulam Pontius
Elkhart
Charles Wassaw
Star Prairie
Samuel E. Roach
Terre Haute
Willem A. Shaw
Samuel N. Taylor
David Ellison
Anderson
Conrad Smith
John R. Phillips
Ohio Falls
John F. Elliott
Gas City
Burgess H. Dillon
Rensselaer
Mary A. Hottorff
Elea J. Weet
Portland
Vitaline Morin
Fowler
Pauline John
Laporte
Annie B. Moore
Orleans
Minerva K. Pinnick
West Baden
Kate S. Hanser
It Happened In This Way Picking Berries In The Meadow
Poem recounts a summer afternoon courting Mary Anne as a boy watches from church pews and flirts while picking berries. The speaker recalls asking and receiving a shy answer, then kissing her dimple as he wins her heart. Samuel Minturn Peck Boston Transcript.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Anne
Hemlock
Mary
Big Four earnings show year results and pending improvements
The report details earnings for the Big Four lines for the last week in June and June totals, noting a large gross year amount but higher operating expenses due to improvements. It discusses proposed Washington plans, a new Potomac bridge, depot sites, and likely next year dividends, along with other railroad notes including services, mergers, and personnel changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Four
Isl
Cleveland
Lindale
Peoria & Eastern
Congress
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Washington
Eastern
Western
Senate
Massachusetts Avenue
First
Second Streets
House
District of Columbia
C Street
Baltimore & Ohio
Pennsylvania
Potomac
Union
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Indiana Car Service Bureau
Bacon
Boston & Maine Railroad Company
West Beach
Boston & Main
Rotterdam
N. Y
New York Central
Lackawanna
Delaware & Hudson
A. B. Atwater
Michigan Central Railroad
W. S. Kinnear
St. Thomas
Ontario
Atwater
H. M. Bronson
Cincinnati
Galesburg
Denver
Chicago
Burlington & Quincy
Indianapolis
Lake Shore
New York
Elkhart
Butler
Toledo
Marshall
Atlantic
Pacific Coast
Brick Fowler
Tlners Central
Louisville
Big Four Knickerbocker
New England
Chicago & Northwestern
Omaha
Grand Jury
Buffalo
Batavia
C. F. Resseguie
Santa Fe
Kendrick
Ripley
E. W. Thompson
Rock Island & Pacific
George Rech
Vandalia
Uptown
Findlay, Fort Wayne & Western
Philadelphia
Wilmington & Baltimore
Wilmington
Arkansas & Choctaw Railroad
St. Louie & San Francisco Railway Company
Frisco Road
Red River District
Indian Territory
Verdict of murder in Rosengarten case by coroner
Coroner Dr A W Brayton returns a murder verdict for Rosengarten, who was found dead in an alley with a pistol in hand. He rejects death by own action, citing bullet size, entry wound, and revolver rifling, and notes Rosengarten’s habit of keeping an empty cartridge for safety and prior dog killing. Witnesses, including Merchant Patrolmen Woolley and Myers, attest to his character and habits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosengarten
A. W. Brayton
Harry Rosengarten
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Pratt Street
Brayton
J. Woolley
B. F. Myers
Mr. Woolley
County Charity Boards Appointments Announced
Secretary Butler of the Board of State Charities announces appointments to Adams County Board of Charities and Correction led by Mrs. Jennie Studebaker and Rev. E. A. Allen. Decatur residents include Mrs. Ed Echinger L. C. Miller Silas Hale and Mrs. Harry Daniels. Henry County list names Benjamin S. Parker Mrs. Julia M. Leer John H. Hennett of New Castle Mrs. Dick Wagoner of Knightstown William Moffet of Kennard and Mrs. Anna D. Welsh of Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Board of State Charities
Adams County Board of Charities and Correction
Jennie Studebaker
E. A. Allen
Ed Echinger
L. C. Miller
Silas Hale
Harry Daniels
Decatur
Henry County
Funeral of Dr W F Carryer at home on College Avenue
The funeral of Dr W F Carryer who died suddenly Saturday was held yesterday at the family residence 1220 College avenue. Rev H W Kelloge of Central avenue M E Church conducted the services. The Meridian W C T U picnic was postponed indefinitely due to Dr Carryer's death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Carryer
College Avenue
H. W. Kelloge
Central Avenue M. E. Church
Meridian
Curryer
Commission Row Trade Opens a Lively Summer Week
Trade opens with summer dullness but volume exceeds prior years. Commission raw trade remains strong with heavy receipts and brisk disposition by retailers. Fruits and vegetables show abundant cantaloupes raspberries and cherries with price shifts. Sugar and coffee weak while raw sugars stay cheap, aiding refiners. Wheat oats and hay hold firm as wagon market runs wild with high corn and hay prices and a broad array of farm goods quoted across sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E&es
Hay
Timothy
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Vital Statistics
Bert Whitsett
Myrtle Hutchinson
Frank Beaver
Minnie M. Hebert
Joha E Abland
Emma L. Meyers
Conke
Willmettaker
Hall
Isaac N. Hall
North Senate Avenue
P. m
Captain Campbell
Julia B. Cobb
Park Avenue
Wood
Morton H
North Illinois Street
Sp. m
Firquin
Graceland Avenue
Diener
B. Washi
Tel 2
Indiana Marble and Granworks
N. del. St. Oid Tel
Mari Ne
Flanner & Buchanan
OM Nols Street
E. Kreglo
Delaware St
Lil
N. US
Tutewiler
Undertakers
W. Market St
Pacer
Hammond Typewriter CO
Law Blog
Gregory & Appel
Pextones
Lake Maxinkuckee
MON ‘St Company
East Market Street
Fou
Ted Pewriter
RUG “Manufacturing
W. Williams
Sle
Massachusetts
Illinois
Joseph Gardner
Kentucky
8S Wrecking CO
Cornell
China
ONG Co
Tae & Ie
Pr Fretekt Repairs
Old Old Ee Funeral Directors
Prank Blanchard
Bertermann Bros
Mass
N. del
Thompson R. Bell
Wi Ingalls Block
Horace Wood
Peerless Foundry CO
Tlo Meek St
H. C. Stevens
N. Senate
Pittsburg
H. C. van Norman
U. S. Army
United States
North
Ilinois St
Ind
Scranton
Stavenson
the Park
Ernest Lamarr
Prospect Street
Thomas Ac Water
van Bellefontaine St
Sunday Journal
T. Bedford
St. Rie Val
A. Snyder
Journal
Newton Claypool
Kroome
Omo Streets
Renn Storage
Union ‘Transfer and Storage Company
Corner East Oblast
Union Tracks
Pinancial
Spann & CO
E. Fifield
Majestic Building
Law Building
C. WN. Williams & CO
EK Market St
Prom
PEN and Ink Artists
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News OF the Courts
Jessie Carson
Helen P. Carson
Julia H. Carnagey
W. H. Carnagey
the Court Record
Appellate Court
Pettus
New York Supplement
Leeper
Mote, Ky
Berry-Vpickers
Washington, D. C
New Union Station
San Francisco
Oklahoma City
Tipton
Lake Erie & Western
BE. A. Sweat
Las Vegas
D. C. Cain
Indianapolis Passenger Association
He Says
County Charity Boards
Dr. W
Carryer
Fair Bank
Ostendorp’s Fair
Illinois Street
Commission Row Trade
Brazil
California
Perricean
di Bote Ag
Coal and Coke
Jackson
Pitsturgan Rayos
Winifrede
Ae Iri
Hocking Valley
Greene County
Slack
West Virginia
Connellsville
P. W
Castile
Tata
Salteter
Berkley
S\c
Cabot
G&c
Capital
Cumberland
Dwight Anchor
Zige
Farwell
Firehville
Great Falls
Hill Fine
Indian Head
Pepperell
Androscoggin
Allen TR
Allen Rotes
American Indigo
Arnold Song Cloth
Resnold LLC
Cordeco
Hamilton
Pacific
Simpson
Warren
Slater
Genesee, Sr
Amoskeag Aca
Imgc
Conestoga BF
Cordis 10
Ife
Cordis T
Cordis Ace
Hamilton Awnings
Lenox Fancy
Methuen AA
Oakland AF
Portsmouth
Ise
Susquehanna
Shetucket
Shetucker F
Swiftiver
Amoskeag
Bates
Sige
Lancaster
Sigc
Toll du Nord
American
Harmony
Stark
Java
Fountain Spring
Waukesha
Wis
Wiscons
J. C. Walker
Jersey
Caracas
Gate
DaeKeey
Windsor
Empire
Ridgewood
Louisiana
Carolina
Cees EC
Wml
Horskeg
Tron and Steel
Bastron
Poraesboe
St. Michael's
Fred
Apex
Texas
Rocky Ford
Marre
Keith
Columbus
cotLen
Tme
May Wright Sewall
Pennsylvania Street
Theo. L. Sewall
Tudor Hall
N. Meridian St
Fredonia Allen
J. Cumming Smith
Knickerbocker Hall
Sib Treeme
Miss Reeves
Miss Whitcomb
Mary Helen Yerkes
Central Avenue
Prince
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