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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1902

Page

6

Births and Deaths in July 11 Listing Names

Vital Statistics notes births on July 11 with multiple names and addresses across streets in the city, listing 20 plus newborns and their mothers or guardians and accompanying details. Death notices follow, naming several individuals with ages and burial or residence details, plus obituaries and related memorial entries.

Reed y and Co Directory Listing and Local Notices

Journal business directory style entry listing Reed y and Co with telephone numbers and various local suppliers, including engines, stove repairs, wall papers, and a series of church notices. It lists multiple churches with pastors and service times, indicates a removal of a law office, rug manufacturing details, and a classified rental ad for typewriters and supplies. The item preserves historical business directory texture with scatteredORT local entities.

Diverse Financial Listings and Sheriff Sales in Indianapolis

A mixed page shows mortgage loan offers from C SAYLES CO and 48 E Market, plus Marion Trust stock wanted and Indianapolis property loans with fast funding. It also outlines Coral Marble Company plant operations in several states, a 1902 sheriff sale notice of lots in Braden's Riverside addition, and a 1922 sheriff sale for Dr Martin's New York addition. A bankruptcy notice for Alkman and Schwert lists a first meeting of creditors in Indianapolis.

SAYLES @ CO East Market Street Marion Trust Pitt New York City Indianapolis Indiana C. N. Williams & CO B. Market St Pennsylvania West Virginia Ohio Michigan Sryny Coral Marble Company Chamber of Commerce Clevela District Court of the United States District of Indiana Alkman & Schwert Wiliam H. Aikman Charles Schwert Aikman & Schwert William H. Aikman Marion Indiana Trust Building Washington Street City of Indisie Merion County Rusier Albert Habk Ingisropolis Ind Hudson & Jenkins Union Surety Company of First Alley Capitol Avenue Wilkins Street Beville Avenue Newland Avenue Twelfth Street Louis V. Prinzler American Surety Company Anderson Bruner & Co United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company Baltimore

John Pugh Green, Pennsylvanian Railroad’s Quiet Power

A detailed portrait of Captain John Pugh Green, first vice president and financial head of the Pennsylvania Railroad, highlighting his direct, concise public speaking style and lifelong service since 1859. The piece notes his rise from private secretary to top executive, his influence over Cassatt’s plans, and incidents involving wage collection tactics by a West Virginia agency affecting Pennsylvania line employees. It also lists miscellaneous industry notes on rail executives, routes, earnings, and upcoming station improvements.

New York Pennsylvania Railroad Company A. J. Cassatt John Pugh Green Captain Green Philadelphia Pennsylvania Railroad Thomas A. Scott Reat Mr. Scott Western Railroad US&2 President Scott Pennsylvania Oscar Mr. Cassatt Pittsburg, Fort Wayne & Chicago West Virginia New Jersey Elkins United Railways of St. Louis Great Northern Lake Erie & Western Pittsburg Evansville & Terre Haute R. P. Algeo Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Indianapolis French Lick Springs Union Station Iea Wilmington Chester

Board of Works Adopts Routine and Final Actions

The board records routine resolutions for sidewalk and sewer work on Illinois Street Morris to Ray and in surrounding alleys and streets. Final actions include opening North Street and vacation of an alley, with later modifications and rescissions noted.

Ilinois Street Morris Street Ray Street Twenty-first Street Hamilton Avenue Michigan Street St. Clair Street First Alley Illinois Street North Street Hiawatha Street Sherman Drive Roache Street New York Street Dewey Avenue Twenty Fourth Street Twenty-fifth Street Ingalls Street Washington Street Judson & Jenkins Warman Avenue Tenth Street Second Alley M. E. Laughlin Springdale Place Oriental Street Henry Maag Wright Street McKernan Street

Rail projects and executives reshape midwest routes

Cincinnati and rail consolidations progress with planned through lines to Cincinnati by year start. J N Faithorn becomes vice president of Chicago and Alton, directing system traffic. Gould era leaders Pierce and others noted amid surveys for Cimarron Taos Valley line and Pittsburgh connections. Southern Indiana Railroad reports rising traffic as steel and coal carloads grow.

Cincinnati Richmond & Muncie Cincinnati, Indiana & Western J. N. Faithorn Chicago Terminal Transfer Company Chicago & Alton Road M. Faithorn Faithorn Chicago Winslow Pierce Gould Western Maryland Road Shelbyville Tut Missouri Pacific Jonas Hopkins University Thomas H. Quill Chicago Great Western Roosevelt Quill Pittsburg Philadelphian& Reading Burffalo, Rochester Reading Buffalo Philadelphia Western Union Telegraph Company Pennsylvania Cimarron Canyon Largo San Juan River Farmington Arizona California San Diego J. W. Thompson Southern Indiana Railroad

Miller sues Townsend and Reed over profits share

Charles C. Miller of Fort Wayne sues George Townsend and William S. Reed, owners of Townsend Reed Construction Co., for 9000 claiming he was guaranteed 10 percent of profits from engineering work for Fort Wayne and Southwestern Traction. He says bonds were sold for a profit of 100000 and he received only 1000. The firm has built several electric lines in the region and is completing Shelbyville Martinsville work and has the Lebanon Frankfort road in view.

Charles C. Miller Fort Wayne George Townsend Williams Reed Townsend-Reed Construction Company Fort Wayne & Southwestern Traction Company Miller Townsend W. B. McKinley Sumner Wallace J. F. Hill G. E. Macomber J. M. Haines Tie Townsend-Reed Company Shelbyville Martinsville Lebanon & Frankfort

Juvenile Court Fines and Floggings for Local Boys

Twenty five boys appeared before Judge Stubbs in a juvenile court session. Five colored youths were fined and jailed, others released or given suspended sentences with home flogging. Several charged with assault and battery, including Eddie Miller, who fought Maurice Finley with a bottle injury. Miller was fined and jailed until a father’s promise of punishment. Fred Pounds, John Bartlett, and Ray and Roy Price, all colored, were fined and given ten days for aiding in stealing lead pipe while guarding the thief.

Stubbs Eddie Miller Maurice Finley Finley Miller Fred Pounds John Bartlett Ray Roy Price

Probate of Babette Rheinheimer Will Initiates Executor Bond

The will of Babette Rheinheimer was admitted to probate with Nathan Rheinheimer as executor and a $0 bond. Real estate passes to all children except Lillie Webb who gets $1000 cash. Hannah Baum receives the store and contents. A $1 bequest to the Jewish Orphan Asylum and $109 to Hebrew Ladies' Aid Society fund perpetual memberships, with investments to cover annual dues. Campbell H. Cobb administers the estate of Campbell Hay with a $9 bond.

Babette Rheinheimer Nathan Rheinheimer Lillie Webb Kaolin Hannah Baum

Supreme Court and Appellate Court legal notices compilation

A dense list of court items including Ben Hart vs Sigman and State ex rel Melissa J. Ross vs Edwin A. Anderson with appellate briefs, surcharges, and supervised matters. Also noted are minutes, briefs for Chicago and Southwestern Railway Co vs Kenney, and others with assignments of errors, oral argument petitions, and bond records. Recent opinions discuss landlord duties, safety obligations, and implied warranties in premises.

Ben Hart Joseph Sigman Jasper C. C. Appellant Melissa J. Ross Edwin A. Anderson Randolph C. C. Appellant Albert G. Johnson Emma Johnson Huntington D. C Supersedeas Appellate Court Chicago & Southwestern Railway Co Charles Kenney Putnam C. Appellee Jacob Newnan Surviving Partners Harry B. Gates Marion William S. Gough State Vina Peters Huntington D. C. Bond

Equity Favors Wife As Beneficiary After Substitution Delay

In a case where a decedent substituted his sister as beneficiary and later agreed to substitute his second wife but died before completing the change, equity treats the substitution as having been made in favor of the wife. The decision cites 52 Atlantic Rep. and discusses related matters on marriage proof and damages for prevented performance.

Atlantic Rep New Jersey van Syckel Equity Pennsylvania Dean Chilren Delaware Grubb Field Southeastern Rep North Carolina Cook

Real estate transfers and notices from Marion County

Listings show instruments filed for record in Marion County Indiana for the 24 hours ending 5 pm July 31 192? including transfers to V Low O C Builoc Lenox Place Minn ee Hoover to Earl M Ogle and many other sublots in Ogle East Park and Wests heirs areas plus Sheriffs transfers. Also repairs remodeling and additions by various owners with total transfers listed at 24511 03 and notes on a pesthouse setup and doctor nurse response to suspected smallpox case in Lewisville Ind. with a detailed account of actions taken by Health Board and citizens and a local obituary style verse.

Seustee Center Township Marion County Indiana East Washington Street Indianapolis Amit Township South Meridian Marion Walter J. Hubbard Sarah J. Haker Sarah J. Baker Braden Riverside Eugene Saulcy Groninger & Groninger Superior Court Anthony F. Kleinschmidt Williiam H. Kegley Dr. Martin New York Recorder’s Office Sherif D. A. Myers Plaimtiff Recorder’s Ofice Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Company East Market Street Nicholas Ohmer V. Low Ohmer Woodlawn Park Irvington Central Trust Co O. C. Builoc Athon Santer R. Locklear Minnie G Hoover West Frank Robinson Estella Johnston Douglas Park Alabaerme Oliver G. Warren Martha J. Parker Bik North Frank F. Hutchins Mary Goddard Pouglass Park New Jersey St. Mear Eve Nellie Wilson Robert Lo Lot & Ray & Fletcher Cian St Newark St Missouri St Iith St Earl Es Giuseppi Guiliano Earl M Ogle McKernan & Yandel Drake & Mayhew 11Th St Brooks Kate M .Stuard Weil M. Ogle Hattie L. Spencer Jenning Floral Park Golden Rod Drive 21St St Mark Cook Andrew M. Sweeney Lotik Hadley Grandview Rellefontaine Frank M Mary EB. Winal Schumacher East Wington Foreat_av Emily Coffay McMullen Meridian St Pennsylvania St Conn Mutl Life Ins. Co Edwin J. Logdeon Lota Alvord & Co Butler & Fletcher Bellefontaine St 13Th St Stoner Graf Mendenhall County Health Board R. A Smith Health Board Ford Lewisville, Inn

Trade on Home Markets Strain as Prices Fluctuate

Market notes show fruit and vegetable prices fluctuating with a generally lower trend. Apple quality improves, potato and cabbage supplies easy, green beans sell well, and oranges scarce while lemons and bananas are plentiful. Grain demand steady with rising receipts. wagon market prices remain high yet easing for choice stock.

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