Vital Statistics July 14 Baby Names Listed
A July 14 vital statistics notice lists many birth announcements with parent names and addresses across multiple streets. Entries include Roberson, Weaver, Looney, Hicks, Yarer, Shoemaker, Davis, Dugdale, Beard, Barnett, Merkiis, Anderson, Matthews, Weir, Neiliel, Hines, Doane, Chenoweth, Jenkins, Finney, Whitcomb, Roth, Naber, Coon, Smiley, Whitcomb, Humphrey, Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Roberson
Lambert Street
A. Weaver
Reisner
W. J
KB. M. Looney
South Alabama
L. BH
H. Hicks
West Eleventh Street
G. A. Yarer
Bates Street
W. C and C Shoemaker
M. Davis
Yaodes Street
F. Dug
Thomas G. Jenkins
Mabel D. Finney
Charles E. Whitcomb
Mary Alice Whitcomb
Frank M. Roth
Clara C. Naber
Charles R. Coon
Loletah F. Smiley
Henry Humphrey
Octavia Jackson
Deaths in city and services listed in directory column
The notice lists several deaths including E. F. Sherman age twenty three of 119 North Noble and Emma Lay age thirty eight of 119 South West. Also named are Henry Baas thirty two and others at City Hospital with various causes. The entry includes business directory items and services such as Reed y & Co funeral and florists Bertermann Bros patent lawyers and storage companies. A palmistry service Madame McNairdee-Moore is advertised with hours and contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Sherman
North Noble Coraline
Boyd Street
Emma Lay
South West Street
Emily
Moulton
Marlowes
City Hospital
Biacoh
Banta
Henry Baas
East Georgia Street
Indianapolis
Care Journal
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Indiana
Michigan
Coral Marble Company
Chamber of Commerce Bldg
Cleveland
Madame M'Nairdee-Moore
Clair
Coul
Vell
United States
Cie
N. West St
Sunday Card Ad Rate Promises Value for Journal
The Journal outlines a weekly advertisement card costing about 1.55 per month for a year. The page is pitched as profitable for both advertiser and reader, highlighting steady exposure and simple budgeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
Rate war looms as Wabash cuts Chicago to New York fares
The Wabash announces excursion tickets good on fast trains from Chicago to New York for July 31 August 7 and 14 at 14.50 round trip with Detroit and Niagara Falls stopovers, valid twelve days, aiming to draw travelers from Eastern and Western routes. The move prompts expected reactions from Erie Pennsylvania and other trunk lines, with next discussion at the Trunk Line Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Niagara Falls
Wabash Company
Erie
Crane
Gould
Pennsylvania
Trunk Line Association
Missouri River
Atlantic City
Harry Dodd
Monon
Central Passenger Association
Putin Bay
Bic
Indianapolis
Knickerbocker Xpress
R. A. Jackson
Richmond
Ind
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
F. W. Buskirk
J. A. Barnard
Peoria & Pekin Union Railway
Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern
Indiana
Indiana Car Service Association
Charles Meek
Haz
Toledo, St. Louis & Western
Rail pace quickens as trains and staff shift pages
The article traces rapid railroad moves from Galion to Columbus and across lines. It notes staff changes including Miller’s transfer to Jackson and Brawley in Chattanooga, resignations at Richmond and Muncie, and new superintendents. It highlights ticket office remodeling, a royal blue booklet, and ambitious link plans Akron to Youngstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galion
Columbus
Mabon
New York Central Four Track News
William A. Miller
Big Four
Chattanooga
Jackson
Mich
Cincinnati Northern
W. P. Brawley
Mr. Miller
E. H. Larue
Cincinnati, Richmond & Muncie
Richmond
Charles Fowler
Allen
Pennsylvania
Claypool
Baltimore & Ohio
New York
Vanderbilts
Journal
Akron
Youngstown
Vanderbilt Lines
Ohio
Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern
Washington
Ind
Cone
H. G. Clark
Choctaw, Oklahoma & Gulf Railroad
Chicago
Cincinnati
J. Q. van Winkle
Union
Philadelphia
Reading
Buffalo
Pittsburg
Rochester
Beech Creek
Baer
Reading Road
Cleveland
Virginia
Graves
Indiana, Decatur & Western
Springfield
National Good Roads Manager
Great Northern
Hill
Wilson
Agricultural Department
M. A. Hanna
St. Paul
Minnesota
Moving Day at Acton Park Sets Stage for Assembly
Acton Park hosts the first week of Acton Assembly with over thirty-five families in cottages and more arriving. The program opens with phonographic concert and sermons by Rev. Kellogg and Rev. Baldridge, followed by stereopticon views and addresses by notable speakers including General John B. Gordon. Music and singing accompany the events led by Rev. Sylvester and Mrs. Flora A. West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton Park
Tabernacle
H. W. Kellogg
Central Avenue
H. W. Baldridge
Madison
Acton Assembly
Carlin & Lenox Company
Indianapolla
Dr. Kellogg
Indianapolis
Christ
Ind
R. R. Bryan
Franklin
Doddridge
Greencastle
Frame
Muncie
United States
Congressman Griffith
Indiana
C. B. Sylvester
Flora A. West
Marion Trust Company Elects Director and Declares Dividend
At the Marion Trust Company semi annual meeting held yesterday afternoon directors declared a dividend of 4 1/4 percent on paid up stock of 150 dollars and added 16 322 22 to undivided profits. Victor K Hendricks of Hendricks Vance Co was elected a director to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Samuel A Mor rice cashier of Fletcher National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Trust Company
Victor K. Hendricks
Hendricks-Vance Company
South Meridian Street
Samuel A. Morrice
Fletcher National Ban
Hotel Lobby Gleanings on Fire Underwriters View
A Spencer House visitant and Indiana League of Fire Underwriters member explains rising fire losses. He notes Indiana’s yearly losses outpace last year, reflects higher rates yet not enough for profit, and cites factory operation and clutter as fire causes. The group meets monthly to discuss the insurance landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer House
Indiana League of Fire Underwriters
Spencer
Indiana
Alvin E Jackson heads the Martha private car crew in town
Alvin E. Jackson, imported from New York by Union Traction Co. general manager McCulloch, oversees the Martha, the private car used by guests. A multilingual former valet and cabin boy, Jackson recalls Europe and a New York death mystery, praising the car and its comfort. Motorman Emory H. Johnson is named among the crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin E. Jackson
Martha
McCulloch
Union Traction Company
Jackson
New York
Europe
George P. Scribner
New Yorker
Japan
Honolulu
Emory H. Johnson
Watson Plans a Busy Campaign Itinerary
Representative James E. Watson of the Sixth district outlines a hectic summer schedule. He travels to Beloit Kansas to address Chautauqua audiences, then to Sacramento California for a state convention and district speeches. After September first he resumes in his district before a national campaign push across several districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Gordon
James E. Watson
Congress
Watson
Beloit
Kan
California
Sacramento
Srepresentaliy
Metcalf
Kahn
Coombs
Needham
Washington
Indiana
State Committee
National Congressional Campaign Committee
Overstreet
Hemenway
Mr. Holliday
Messrs. Cromer and
Brick
Campaigner Landis Visits Denison in Indiana Race
Frederick Landis, slender with grey eyes and brown curls, toured the Denison Hotel lobby and declared he will make a big mark in Indiana politics after defeating George W. Steele for the Eleventh district renomination. He said he has recovered from illness after the Wabash convention and explained he was campaigning among farmer friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denison Hotel
Indiana
Frederick Landis
George W. Steele
Young Landis
Father Careles
Landis
Corn Growth and Political Moves Across Indiana
Col Wingate promotes a new corn tale in a district known for big yields with stalks growing astonishingly in nine days. Local farmers report record wheat and corn prospects, high grain quality, and awaiting markets. Senator Wood invited Fairbanks to Meharry grove while plans for the Eleventh district campaign unfold with Democratic state chairman O'Brien in transit to Peru for a convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Wingate
Montgomery County
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Colonels
Philip Deiter
Wingate
Nattie Suiters
O'Brien
Democratic State Committee
Grand Hotel
Peru
Dearbon
Franklin
Ohio
State Committee
Death of George M. Tichenor Creates Appraisers Vacancy
The death in New York of George M. Tichenor assistant secretary of the treasury under Harrison creates a vacancy on the board of general appraisers of customs. The position was created under the McKinley tariff and pays 7400 a year for life. W D Bynum was nominated by McKinley but the Senate refused confirmation and he later joined the board of commissioners to codify the laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George M. Tichenor
the Treasury
Harrison
General Appraisers of Customs
W. D. Bynum
McKinley
Senate
Board of Commissioners
Tichenor
Indiana
Local Tribunals Face Week of Closures and Extended Hearing
The county courts close this week except the Circuit Court which is extended for the Schafer saloon license remonstrance hearing that began June 18 and may run to month’s end. Superior courts likely adjourn soon with only a few pending cases remaining. Leslie Hewitt of Indianapolis, formerly with Crosby Hewitt Co of Buffalo, filed for bankruptcy in U S Court yesterday listing debts of 4528.82 with no assets and notes borrowing to cover costs. He says the indebtedness arose while with the Buffalo firm, which assigned in 189? and he paid 8 percent of the firm’s debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Schafer
Leslie Hewitt
Indianapolis
Crosby, Hewitt & Co
Buffalo
United States
Hewitt
Hulses Divorce Suit Alleges Marital Turmoil
Albert J. Huls sues wife Margaret for divorce claiming she roams the streets cursing him and told him to leave if he did not like her living. Wallace W. Winkler files for divorce from Ida alleging she is an habitual drunkard and intoxicated in public places. Security Trust Company as receiver of a wallpaper store at 21 Massachusetts avenue sold to Joseph J. Schmid and James H. Cordray for 572.50 with Judge Carter approving. Vina M. Perrott appointed administratrix of William L. Harper estate with a 200 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert J. Huls
Margaret Huls
Wallace W. Winkler
Ida Winkler
the Security Trust Company
James W. Crewes
Henry Gramse
Massachusetts Avenue
Joseph J. Schmid
James H. Cordray
Carter
Superior Court
New Suits Filed and Divorce Petitions Listed
The report lists name change petitions and several civil actions in progress. Luther James Polcar seeks a name change in Circuit Court. The City Bond Company sues Katie Land ee and others. Albert J. Huls petitions for divorce from Margaret Huls in Superior Court Room 2. Anna M. Prince sues William F. Prince for divorce in Superior Court Room 1. Wallace W. Winkler seeks divorce from Ida Winkler in Superior Court Room 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther James Polcar
the City Bond Company
Katie Landee Et al
Albert J. Huls
Margaret Huls
Anna M. Prince
William F. Prince
Wallace W. Winkler
Ida Winkler
Evaneville Terre Haute Railroad suit vs Terre Haute city
Court notes indicate Evaneville and Terre Haute Railroad Company et al sue the City of Terre Haute. Appellants include Parke C. C. and J. Crawford Weir with exhibit references. Case caption lists Weir versus State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evaneville & Terre Haute Railroad Company Et al
Terre Haute
Parke C. C. Appellant
Iss
Appellate Briefs Include School Board Appeal
In the case captions a sequence of appellate records is listed including ex rel Nellie Worl by her next friend and Henry C C Appellants brief. Joseph Shafiro vs John C Schultz appears with Laporte 5 C Record. Assignment of errors and bond minute entries noted. Samuel A Hogue v State ex rel Board of School Commissioners of Indianapolis Hendricks C C appellant motion to transfer to Supreme Court noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Worl
Henry C. C. Appellants
Joseph Shafiro
John C. Schultz
Laporte
Samuel A. Hogue
Board of School Commissioners of Indianapolis
Hendricks C. C
Supreme Court
Negligence and Contributory Fault in Street Accident
A young picnic party member injured when an omnibus overturned due to city street negligence and a driver’s fault. The court held the driver’s negligence not imputable to the plaintiff and she could recover against the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
St Paul
Northwestern
Minn
Start
Local Wholesale Trade Sluggish Amid Quiet Season
Local markets show dull activity with poultry, eggs, and butter holding firm. Wheat and corn arrivals surge, prices steady, and canned tomatoes ease as fresh stock appears. wagon market reports varied price ranges for grains, hay, and poultry with modest demand and downward pressure on some items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soate
Timothy
Unclear historic goods prices list including leather and provisions
A dated ledger style list shows varied prices for leather goods such as oak sole and hemlock sole plus nails, steel, and horseshoes. It also covers raw linseed oil, coal oil, produce prices for fruits and vegetables, canned and boxed items, and general provisions with numerous per unit costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nepal
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Vital Statistics
A Prier
John H
North Illinois Street
Crown Hill OO
A. Diener
Washington, Tel
Crown Hill
N. del
Old Tel
Main
Ey Flanner & Buchanan
OM Hots Street
EB. K LO
Delaware St. Cor
Wit Adams & KniEo
Wiler Ny
Gregory & Appel
Lammas Buila A. M. DE
United Pewriter and Supplies CO
Monument Place
Orion Cigar Store
Corner Circle
Meridians
O. & Army
Ilinois St
American Financial Corporation
M. Arbuckle
Cumberland Mountains
Tennessee
A. L. Hoover
Friedie Shoe Store
Arbuckle Real-Estate Agency
Ott
Arreturns
Josep, Gardner, & Kentucky
Indianapolis Wrecking
Cornellay
Indianapolis Freight Guarde
Isis Ssenger
Reedy & Co
Cniral
Yeaux Blanchard
Delaware St
Lady Attendant Florists
Bertermann Bros
Mass, Av
N. del. St. Tel
Thompson FR. Bell
Ingalls Block
Horace Wood
Circle
Peerless Foundry CO
H. C. Stevens
N. Senate
Union Transfer and Storage Company
East
Ohio St
Unico
A Snyder
Newton Claypool
Mary E. Rowe
Talbott Av
Hotel DE Hoss
Doug. Case
L W. Williams
Massachusetts
ANS
C. FP
East Market Street
Sp. SN & CO
Efpipield
Majestic Bunding
Thos. C. Pay & CO. Law Building
Piirangial
Elay
Partic
Williams & CO
Comndestouris
Sanctas Board
A. MO. B. Cleland
Beaiouss
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
General Railroad News
Wall Street Journal
Hamilton
la Otto
Vandalia Michigan
Grand Rapiis
Chesapeake & Ohio
Acton
The
League of Fire Underwriters
George
F. McCulloch
Will
Fred Landis
Senator Fairbanks
Will R. Wood
Lafayette
Old Settlers Association
Meharry’s Grove
Tippecanoe County
Veedersboro
Fountain County
Fairbanks
Illinois
F. M. Dice
Rural Free Delivery Service
Lagrange County
de Kalb
Nicholas Cornet
Versailles
W. A. Guthrie
Dupont
Jefferson County
Columbia Club
Vina M. Perrott
William L. Harper
Fair Bank
Jessie Bartlett
America
Ostendorf
Davis
Northeastern
Northeastern Rep
Parker
Mass
Morton
Southeastern
North Carolina
Clark
Imburger
Aneshaensel & Co
Ohio Street
Chas. L. Hartmann
Washington St
W. H. Roll’s Sons
GORA
WM. H. Block CO
Union Painless Dentists
Lée
Galden
Arlosa
Jersey
Caracas
Java
Columbia
Windsor
Empire
Golden
Abe
R Wood
Ilsc
Cassia
Ekiring
Iron and Steel
co—Renons
Bel Benense
SLIGE
Cshitette
D Byman Ek
Natsem &S. Kietancria Cintedou
Necky Ford
Georgia
Sananon Basket
Mextina
Callifornia
Texas
Elbertas
Ile
Aversee
Suger
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