Births and deaths in July and August in city records
Vital statistics listing births and deaths with names and addresses across Indianapolis areas, including Peterson and Williams, Dalton, Kennedy, and others. Notes on medical staff and funeral directors, plus notices for sale and loans. Several entries mention ages, addresses, and causes such as tuberculosis and fractures, with accompanying advertisements for funeral services and rental financial offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Hutter
Girt Bara A Peart Schacter
Thirtieth
Peter and
Mary Seidie
Walnut Street
Petrick
Mary Lenehan
Minerva Street
Catherine Dalton
Chadwick
Martha Conder
Shelby Road
George
Delia Tiges
Madison Avenue
Davia
Mretch
Minnesota
Jarsa Johnson
Mir Curtis
Mattie E. Williams
Greer Street
Roerns
N. Kingston
Dunlop
Katherine Wesburn
South Street
Pelary O'Conner
West McWater
Katie Halloran
West McCarty
Lally Kennedy
Dora Gray
Pleasant
Nora Armstrong
East Street
Jone
Ola Pfaff
Broadway
Laura Douglass
Henry Street
Bor
Notice of First Meeting of Creditors in Ward Bankruptcy
Legal advertisements announce the first meeting of creditors for Seth Ward jr, bankruptcy No. 1538, in the District Court of the United States for the District of Indiana. The meeting occurs at Room 51, Indiana Trust Building, 17 East Washington Street, Indianapolis, on the date to be set, at 1:00 PM, to prove claims and allow the trustee to examine witnesses and transact business as required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the United States For
District of Indians
Seth Ward, Jr
Seth Ward
County of
Marion
Biren
Heth Ward, Jr
Rpsks Papadientes
East Washington Street
Indianapolis
County
Mankruptcy
Batianepolis
Ind
Indianapolis business notices and services directory
A compact clipping lists business services and ads across Indianapolis including funeral directors Frank Blanchard, patent lawyers Thompson R. Bell, and various trades such as carriage and trap makers, stove repairs by Peerless Foundry, paper and wallpaper suppliers, storage by Union Transit and Storage, and birdseye contact details for several firms.
Per Diem Reform Boosts Railroad Freight Handling
Pennsylvania lines plan to spend 100 million in four years to modernize tracks, bridges, and grades from New York to Chicago while enforcing stricter demurrage rules. The system aims to speed car placement, cut delays, and lift freight and passenger figures. The periodical notes diverse upgrades, personnel changes, and expanded services across major routes and carriers including Pennsy, Union Pacific, and Grand Trunk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ince
Cassatt
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania System
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Atlantic Seaboard
Cleveland
Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Great Lakes
Pennsylvania
Pennsy
Freight officials plan St Louis Terminal recognition event
A high level meeting involving Vice President McCrea of the Pennsylvania, Joseph Ramsey of the Wabash, W B Leeds of Rock Island, and Julius Walsh with George Gould in New York aims to recognize the St Louis Terminal Association once the Rock Island becomes a member.
States Corn Acreage Up to Eleven Percent Increase
Reports from the Department of Agriculture show a substantial rise in corn planted across major states, with Nebraska and Michigan each up by one percent and several others up to seven percent. Wheat and oats conditions are mixed, spring and winter wheat together averaging 82.9, and potato acreage up about 25 percent with generally favorable hay prospects and abundant pasture growth.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Lown
Nebraska
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Louisiana
Georgia
Arkansas
Wisconsin
Missouri
Ohio
Ilinois
Mississippi
Indian Territory
Kansas
Kentucky
Tennessee
North Carolina
South Carolina
Texas
Alabama
Minnesota
South Dakota
Oklahoma
Iowa
Indiana
California
Illinois
North Dakota
Iawa
New York
Cattle to Cuba as Progresso Deals Noted in 1900s
Reports from Progreso indicate 25080 bales of benequen fibre valued at $2,000,000 lie in warehouses. Gulf slope tobacco crop is quality excellent though less abundant. Cattle shipments to Cuba sustain beef prices, with 2,256 head shipped from Victoria to Cuba via Tampico, valued at $127,6. American firms acquire Tamaulipas land to convert into stock ranches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Progresso
Gulf
Cuba
Victoria
Tampico
Tamauli
Creditors to be listed as Indiana bank receiver reports
John W. Ray as receiver of the Indianapolis Savings Bank filed his annual report before Judge Carter. The report notes about 60 creditors have not claimed about 2700 dollars due from small deposits. Ray seeks authority to publish the creditor list and will wait until January 1, 190 to report payments. Judge Carter approved the plan and will decide on remaining funds after the year ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Ray
Indianapolis Savings Bank
Carter
Ray
Petition for Disbarment Filed Against Attorney Harmon Everett
A circuit court petition by detective Robert D. Hobbs seeks disbarment of attorney Harmon J. Everett. Hobbs accuses Everett of threatening coercion to force Elyah Dawson from town to Terre Haute while aiding G W McCurdy in a prior case. Everett denies involvement and notes the McCurdy matter was continued and dropped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert D. Hobbs
Harmon J. Everett
Hobbs
Sarah
Margaret Clune
G. W. McCurdy
Shepard
Everett
McCurdy
Elyah Dawson
Terre Haute
Elvah Dawson
Clawson
Grand jury's July report and early September reassembly
Marion county grand jury issued its final July verdicts and was recessed to September 2 by Judge Alford. Prosecutor Ruckelshaus and deputies narrowed jail-case backlogs and expect calendar exhaustion next week. Six were discharged for insufficient evidence, including Charles Wilson linked to a Monarch grocery arson, committed to the Insane Hospital. Arthur Donnelly, charged with assault with intent to kill, was rearrested as a fugitive from Cleveland upon leaving court. Indictments include William Webber aged fifteen for stealing lead pipes, Charles Meyers for the same crime, and John Kramer for entering a home to commit a felony and grand larceny. all to be tried this week. George Wilson, accused with his brother Charles of assault with intent to kill on Nym Davis, pleaded not guilty. his brother was not indicted and George Wilson faces trial Monday.
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Marion County Grand Jury
Alford
Ruckelshaus
Charles Wilson
Monarch
Arthur Donnelly
Cleveland
William Webber
Charles Meyers
John Kramer
George Wilson
Charles
Nym Davis
Wilson
Sree
Fremont Alford
Raymond Barrows
Warner Montgomery
Frank Wilcox
Joseph Lawson
William Williams
Wages for Public Work Case In Indianapolis
Special Judge William F. Elliott heard the Dean versus city of Indianapolis and Stuckmeyer challenging a law requiring contractors on public work to pay at least 0 cents per hour. Dean worked nine hours daily earning $1.2 per day, with $82.60 claimed extra. The suit, filed amid similar actions, tests the law as possible class legislation and due process issues.
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William F. Elliott
Circuit Court
Charles H. Dean
Indianapolis
C. H. Stuckmeyer
McMaster
Dean
Hay
M. M. Hugg Stuckmeyer
G. W. Galvin
Stuckmeyer
Beers Divorce and Cruel Treatment Case Pair
Judge Leathers grants Mrs. Elizabeth H. Beers a divorce from Robert G. Beers amid unhearing from the latter who left the city ten years ago and was believed dead. John F. Goode sues for divorce from Marie Goode alleging cruel and inhuman treatment and loss of affection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Goode
Marie Goode
Raymond Barrows Guilty Of Embezzling $360 From Bosson
Raymond Barrows was found guilty by a jury in the free court of embezzling 360 dollars from William Bosson. He faces sentencing set for today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Barrows
William Bosson
Court records and criminal cases in July term
Fremont Alford and Henry Clay Allen preside as court notes report guilty verdicts for embezzlement and grand larceny. Defendants Webber Meyers Kramer Wilson plead names and pleas. Grand jury dismissals, liquor license matter, new suits, divorces, damages, insurance policy disputes, school contract case, and disbarment petition listed with room numbers and dates across multiple courts Indiana.
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Circuit Court
Henry Clay Allen
Charles H. Schafer
Commissioners’ Court
Superior Court
E. W. Doser
George Bernhardt
Bertha Browning
Edgar M. Browning
John T. Goodeva
Mary Goode
Clarence Winkiles
Next Friend
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Rose Hiilinger
Old Wayne Mutual Life Insurance Company
Gustav C. Witt
Board of School Commissioners of
City of
Indianapolis
Real estate transfers in Marion County Indiana 1902
Instruments filed for record in Marion County Indiana for the 24 hours ending 1 pm July 10 1902 list transfers involving Lissette Vahle Emma Resener James Heywood Rebecca Kiingsensmith and others with total transfers of 24298.46 and various additions frames and repairs noted at multiple addresses including Meridian Street East Vermont Street Tacoma Avenue Euclid Avenue and 28th Street.
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Recorder’s
Marion County
Indiana
Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Company
East Market Street
Indiana Trust Co
Lissette Vahle
Emma Resener
Geo. W. Brown
East St
Michigan St
Louis Bilng
Long & Harlan
Pleasant
Churchman
Prospect
Waien
South Brooks
Pope
Wm. G. Atchinson
Wascon & Co
Highland Park
Ene Ay
Pratt
Helen E. Fickes
Heywood
Theodore F. Harrison
Alfred Ts
Bruce
Meridian At
Wm. Q. Smith
Omar A. Farthing
J. W. Beck
Rhoades
North Tutnot
Mae Ay
Oxford
Rebecca E. Kiingensmith
Nathan G. Kiingensmith
Mansur
Haughville
Joseph H. Clark
Theo. Myers
L. Ass
Frederick
J. Dalton
Henrietta Ripart
A M. Ogle
East Prr
Ney Censones
Certificates issued to listed Indiana veterans and widows
Certificates have been issued to numerous named individuals across Indiana including Original Richard H. Barnes of Indianapolis and Jesse D. Hibbs of National on Home Marion. The list covers increases, restorations, reissues, renewals, and widows certificates with varied dollar amounts and multiple towns such as Oakland City Hartford City Marion and Lafayette. Names include Albert Martin John Mc Eldowney Henry W. Clark William Todd Jacob McAhron George Garrison Jacob Hanna Wyatt Murphy Joseph Schumacher and many others with amounts ranging from 1 to 72 dollars and noting Mexican and Indian wars as context.
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Richard H. Barnes
Indianapolis
Jesse D. Hibbs
National On Home
Marion
Y. Es
Spain
Albert Martin
Oakland City
John McEldowney
Hartford City
Henry W. Clark
William G. Todd
Mitchell
Jacob L. McAhron
Burnett's Creek
George 5. Collins
National Military
Harrison Bennington
Westfield
Jost Miller
Knox
John W. Morris
Lafayette
Albert Tucker
Coesse
Jesse Summers
Watson
Sarah Griffith
Valparaiso
Jennie Cutter
Peoria
James Baker
Metamora
Sarah A. Phillips
Bloomtingsport
Emma
Summers
Susan F. de Forest
Newburg
Elenor Hoffman
Cicero
Millions of Coronation Roses Demand Planted Abroad
London Tatler notes planners abroad prepared vast plots for crown roses as home growers lag. An estimated 60 million roses will be worn during coronation week at about two pence each, a drain on royal joy and a windfall for continental gardeners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Local Grain Market Sees Strong Trade Amid Cool Weather
Trade activity rose yesterday as cool weather boosted commission row receipts of fruits and vegetables. Prices eased on items like butter eggs tomatoes and peaches while new wheat and corn arrived. sugar, coffee, and napery held steady with varied market signals across grains, hay, and produce.
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Texas
Georgia
Florida
Timothy
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Vital Statistics
Pada H. Miller
Jessie A. Baker
John Logan
Emma Hendricks
BH. Macintos
Jewie Ward Marks
Sam
Mienie Downe
Marr
Raymond Rest
Jesse V'Cain
Langedale Avenue
Kull A. Hunt
Tome J. Miller
Gale Street
Dyson M. Goodwin
Huron Street
Neeves
Walker Street
Rail- Larton
A. Diener
E. Weenteg
Flannerd & Buchanan
Omnicpols
C. BE. Kreglo
New
Delaware St
Ill
Potewiler & Son
W. Market St
Hammond Typewriter CO
Law
Phaeton
Delaware Street
Souses
Gregory & Appel
Lemeke Bulletim
United Typewriter and Supplies CO
Monument Place
Ee Ra
Mincca
Mecca
Sherman House
Meer
Mary E. Rowe
Talbott Avenue
ANN & CO
Wse
Wittriss
Joseph Gardner
Kentucky Ave
Indianapolis Wrecking CO
Carnellay
Wantiayseeiastion
PEN and Ink Artists
Tists
Good Bristol Board
Qisi
THE
Indianapolis Journal
Journal Business Fiectory
Pg Freight
Reedy & CO
Frank Blanchard
N. Delaware
Pertermann Bros
New No. Mi
N. del
St. Tel
Thompson R. Bell
Ingalls Block
Horace Wood
Peerless Foundry CO
Stevens
N. Senate
Fox
Manhattan
G. M. Merrick
Gen. Agt
Washington St
F. F. Jacoba
Jameness
EB .St. Clair
Union Transit and Storage Company
Corser East Ohlost
Union Tracks
Per Diem
Indiana Car Service Association
Union Pacific
Yellowstone Park
Panhandle
Columbus
Peoria & Eastern
Detroit & Toledo
Grand Trunk
Toledo
E. M. Neel
Big Four
East St. Louis
A. Robbins
Pennsylvania Lines
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Stuart R. Knott
Kansas City Southern
Louteville & Nashville
Wabash
Peru
Detroit
Missouri River
Frederic Burnett
Santa Fe Passenger Department
C. MacSmith
Col. Wm. Shaw
Charles Mordaugh
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
H. Plummer
Fort Wayne
Contatt
Jeffery
Denver & Rio Grande
New York City
National Association of Railway Agents
Minneapolis
John A. Henley
Mexico
Southern Railway
Ilinois Central
Louisville
Monon
Ble Four
Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Chicago & Eastern Illinois
Chicago & Eastern Milneis
Frank Reed
Lake Shore
Goshen
Stryker
Pennsylvania Lines West
Keystone
D. T. Mct‘abe
Business Men’s Committee
New Orleans
Existae
W. L. McFrederic
Pennsylvania Employes’ Christian Association
Woods Run
Pennsylvania Company
Conwayyards
Avery
Pittsburg
McFrederic
Moore-Leeds
Chicago & Northwestern
Moore-Leeds Syndicate
Indianapolis Express
Union Station
Boston
C. W. Culp
Washington Southern Railway
Richmond
Culp
A. J. Cassatt
Miladelphia
B. Co
Bellaire
Parkersburg
Buffalo
Lehigh Valley
Bethlehem
Philadelphia & Reading
Baltimore & Ohio
Grand Jury
A. Lehman
Lehman & Krauss
Baker
United States Court
J. N. Doniphan
Kokomo Steel and Wire Company
United States
Columbia Wire Company
Luther L. Keith
Laporte
Alfred B. Gates
Louise Robertson
Austin B. Gates
Ashland Avenue
Union Trust Company
Mary Alice Howland
Justice White
Broad Ripple
Sunshine
Frederick Coleville
Stella Jennings
William Elston
Canada
the Court Record
Keee Traub
Emma Wilson
Co-operative Building Supply Company
Frank J. Davenport
Mechanic’s Hon
R. D. Hobbs
Supreme Court
Franciska Andrysiack
William Satkowski
Laporte S.C. Appellant
John
Ruby
Jacob Goldberg Et al
Albert G. Harlan
Elkhart C. C. Appellee
Grand Lodge of the Ancient Order of United Workmen of
State of
Addie Rowena Marshall
Vanderburg S.C. Appellant
Eran
Pensions For Veterans
Fair Bank ‘Ocean
Ostendorp’s Fair Bank
Commission Row Trade
Shay
GORA
WM. H. Block CO
State Street
Montpelier, Wt
James C. Houghton
Osman D. Clark
Freseen
Apansere
Brazil
Coal and Coke
Blossburg
Jackson
Kanawha
Raymond
Winifrede
Luhrig
Hocking Valley
Brazil Block
Greene County
Indiana Jump
Slack
West Virginia
Connellsville
Castile
Androscoggin
Berkley
Cabot
Capitol
Cumberland
Dwight Anchor
Farwell
Fitchville
Hope
Linwood
Lonsdale Tige
Peabody
Pepperell
Hill Fine
Sige
Srecogeth
Allen
Siac
Arnold Jong
Cordis
Hamilton Awnings
Lenox Fancy
Methuen AA Teige
Oakland AF
Portsmouth
Ithanna
Wie
Shetucket SW
Shetucket F
Iinghams
Amosk
Bates
Mac
Lancaster
Lancers
Toll
Nord
Amoskeag
American
Harmony
Stark
Prime
Java
Jave Oh
Isc
Arosa
Lion
Dileorth’s
Ceeses Tetsawes Eee
State of Indiana
Office of Auditor of State
W. H. Hart
Columbis Mold
Cansia
Louisians
stePte
Carolina
Tron and Steel
Tire Steel
Msc
de Lemmons
Messina
Patna
Cau Cantelouy
Rocky Ford
Crete
Tre . A
Nm EK
Gedy Prunes
Alene
Rover
Pecenae
Kattie Reniered
Lens
Atkins
Barry
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