Vital Statistics July 16 Births and deaths listed across city
The notice records numerous birth and death events including a boy born to Thomas and Ella Jones at 59 Mirdle Street and a girl to Prank and Hansa Favs at 12 Tacoma Avenue. It mentions apoplexy for John Henry Prior, heart and kidney conditions for several others, and a cholera infantum case. Funeral notices follow for Harris and Prahm with service details and locations, including Grace Cathedral and 2 p.m. Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Ella Jones
Mirdle Street
Merman
Olga Fiher
Massachusetts Avenue
Lou Nicholas
Anna Noe
Tacoma Avenue
Ansa Swoboda
Shwiby Street
Startin
Kotle Cain
Vermont
Joseph
Bertha Edwards
Maple Street
Sophie Cunningham
Holton Raintorn
Fannie Petterson
Park Avenue
Frank
Lois Bridges
Senate Avenue
John Henry Prior
Dmgolf Street
Sylvia Phillie
Denny Street
Sadie J. Tathott
Thirtieth
Henry Er
Davis Street
Craig Ftayster
Bremarck Street
New York
John Cus
York Street
Curran
New York Stree
Euclid Avenue
Daniel
East Twentieth Street
Grace Cathedral
Harris
Emma Powell Harris
Alexander Harris
C. W. Lesier
College A Weinettes
Prahm
Laura
Will G. Prahm
Rahland Avenue
Frankfort
Educational notices and services from Sev Tajbouse
Education items announce Miss Mary E. Rowe of Sev Tajbouse resuming classes in common English branches and offering backistry sewing for children plus teacher coaching for exams. other lines promote Hotel de Hos s furnished stylied turnouts, storage by Union Trans and Storage Co. at East Ohio and Union tracks with crating and packing. a Lost gold seal from a job offers finder’s reward to Tom Quinn of the Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Rowe
Sev Tajbouse
Tom Quinn
Wabash Rate War Spurs Broad Rail Competition
The Wabash and rival lines push the lowest roundtrip grain and passenger rates to the East, with Chicago to New York cut to under a cent a mile and multiple paths offering discounts on specific dates. Indianapolis remains favored by tariffs, while Lake Erie & Western and others test reduced rates and test grain export routing amid industry reshuffling. Personnel moves include Arthur Goldstein joining the timore & Ohio, and changes in Wabash and Big Four staffing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Chicago
New York
Peoria
St. Louis
Kansas City
Lake Erie & Western
Peru
Big Four
Pennsylvania
Vanderbilt Inet
Wabash
Atlantic
Arthur Goldstein
Timore & Ohio
G. R. Bennett
Montpelier
Northwest
Tobias Whitson
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Yton
J. B. Fitzpatrick
Erie
Baltimore & Ohio
Loree
Cleveland & Buffalo Transit Company
Talbott
Pennsylvania Relief Department
Cleveland
Pennsyles
C B. Schaff
Frank G. Cunningham
Louisville & Nashville
Nashville
J. FE. Cox
John S. Lazarus
Indiana, Decatur & Western
Charlies Blackman
City
Buffalo
Andrew W. Keiser
W. Culp
Samuel B. Murphy
Mr. Keiser
Colorado
Issac Davis
Chicago & Eastern
Ulinots
Pittsburg
Vanderhbilts
Rochester
New York Central
IF. W. Buskirk
Winona & St. Peter
Lebanon
Northern Pacific
Lake Shore
Niagara Falls
Tipton
J. R. Wood
Pennsylvanian
Terminal East
Rail and railroad notes reflect York to Chicago profit and markets
Chicago to New York or reverse the plan offers a rebate for each hour late. New York Central earnings show steady growth across four years, with totals rising from 4,377,715 to 5,800,058 by 1902, signaling enduring value. Pullman employees received higher pay envelopes after requesting a raise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
New York Central
Pullman Company
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific
Galveston
Mallory Line
Atlantic Coast
H. R. Mallory
Steamship Line
Rock Island Syndicate
W. B. Leeds
Chicago, Oklahoma & Gulf Road
H. G. Clark
W. W. Wentz
Little Rock
Ark
Ark. Mr. Wentz
Canada Thistle versus Russian Thistle clarified by reader
In the Indianapolis Journal letter B. F. Albaugh refutes the idea that Canada and Russian thistles are identical. He explains Canada thistle resembles common thistle, grows slender, with longer spines and underground rhizomes, hard to eradicate. Russian thistle is a tumble weed, not a true thistle, though persistent and seedful. He notes Russian thistle has some forage value when other plants fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
B. F. Albaugh
Peddlers and blackmailing spark reform in Indianapolis
A July 16 dispatch from Indianapolis blasts unlicensed peddlers who harass households with door to door sales and trials of misplaced items. It argues for clamping down on sellers and mocks pestering peddlers as sores on the body politic. The note ends with a mention of Cook's Imperial Extra Dry Champagne as a reform term.
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Indianapolis Journal
Indianapolis
Assessment Row Over Last Year’s Railroad Valuations Amuses
Lake Erie and Western counsel urged continuing 1901 assessment for 12 months while arguing it is too high compared with other steam roads. Michigan Central and Grand Trunk attorneys sparred over relative earnings taxes, with Gov Durbin prompting comparisons. The session showcased rivalry among rail lines as Kokomo Street Railway and others prepared hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Cockrum
Lake Erie & Western Railroad
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Cockrum
Lake Erie & Western
Lake Shore
Babcock
Chicago Junction Railroad
Chicago
Grand Trunk
James H. Muir
L. ©. Stanley
Durbin
Michigan Central
Muir
Receivership case letters court fees set in local suit
In Olive Cava nagh versus Mercantile Guide and Bureau Co in Room 3 Superior Court the receiver earned 1250 for services to date and attorney Fred E. Matson received 250. Fourth ward remonstrance on Schafer saloon license hearings begin in Circuit Court. Amalia Wazulik sues for divorce from Joseph Wazulik for cruel treatment. Carrie Biglow sues George Biglow for divorce. Lafayette marble cutter Jacob J. Witts filed bankruptcy with liabilities 2416.33 and assets 607.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Cavanagh
Mercantile Guide and Bureau Company
Superior Court
Fred E. Matson
Fourth Ward
Charles Schafer
Circuit Court
Allen
Supreme Court
Jacob J. Witts
Lafayette
United States
New Suits and Divorces Filed in Various Courts
Foreclosure action Charles E Barrett against Clarence A Call and Addie Call. Divorce suit Amalia Wazulik vs Joseph Wagulik in Superior Court. Carrie Biglow seeks divorce from George Biglow in Circuit Court. Eliza J Beatty vs William Folsom to quiet title in Circuit Court. Walter J Hubbard sues Frank D Heaton on note in Superior Court. Bertha Eberhardt petitions to sell real estate in Circuit Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Barrett
Clarence A. Call
Addie Call
Circuit Court
Amalia Wazulik
Joseph Wagulik
Superior Court
Carrie Biglow
George Biglow
Eliza J. Beatty
William Folsom
Walter J. Hubbard
Frank D. Heaton
Bertha Eberhardt
John Eberhardt
Supreme Court docket items and appellate cases
A condensed list of court records including New Salt 19918 Charles Voss versus Water loo Water Company De Kalb assignment of errors praecipe and notices. State ex rel John O Behymer versus Elijah Perry Tipton county appellant's reply brief. Indiana Natural Gas and Oil Company versus Albert H Hinton Grant county petitions for rehearing. Owen county Board of Commissioners versus Richard Newport and John Spangler petitions for time. New Suit 45 William H Amos versus Anna B Thompson Howard Supreme Court record. various appellees and appellants' briefs and extensions across Hancock, Perry, St Joseph, Knox, Vanderburgh and other counties.
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Supreme Court
New Salt
Charles Voss Et al
The
Waterloo Water Company Et al
de Kalb Co
Allen County
de Kalb County
John O. Behymer
Elijah Perry
Tipton C. C. Appellant
Albert Y. Johnson
Emma Johnson
Huntington C. C. Bond
Indiana Natural Gas and Oil Company
Albert H. Hinton
Grant C. C. Appellant
Board of Commissioners of
Owen County Et al
Richard Newport
Owen Cc. C
Owen County
John Spangler
Owen c. C
Appellate Court
William H. Amos
Anna B. Thompson
Howard S.C
Bond
Jeanette BE. Cum
Petition for pardon for Bristol man Harry Wilson
A pardon petition was filed yesterday with the Governor for Harry Wilson of Bristol Elkhart county. His father runs a Bristol livery. An earlier dispute between the Wilson family and rival liveryman Richard Sherwin escalated when the younger Wilson struck him, causing a skull fracture and Sherwin’s death. Wilson was convicted of man slaughter and sentenced accordingly.
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Harry Wilson
Bristol
Elkhart County
Wilson
Richard Sherwin
Young Wilson
Sherwin
Wilson Case Seeks Pardon After Jury Endorses Petition
Charles W. Miller of Goshen aided in the prosecution while James S. Dodge defended Wilson. The petition, signed by the jurors and the presiding judge who recommended clemency, was presented to Governor by Miller and Dodge alongside Wilson’s father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Miller
Goshen
Wilson
Moon eyed horse linked to Eminence farmer arrest
Fair Hill of Eminence near Greencastle was arrested by Detective Wallace and brought to the city. Abraham Findling, a gas company employee, swore Hill obtained money under false pretenses. Hill, who trades horses in the city, posted bail as the moon eyed horse dispute unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Hill
Greencastle
Wallace
Abraham Findling
Indianapolis Gas Company
New York Street
Hill
Findling
Ee Stubbs
Services at Acton Begin for Evangelist Camp Meeting
Acton Park Assembly of 1902 opens with campers arriving at cottages and hotels. Rev H W Kellogg preaches on What shall I do to be saved as the first sermon, followed by a stereopticon lecture by Rev H Baldridge. Rev D Lee Altman and Rev J H Doddridge to speak. Mr and Mrs Frame to lead evang services tonight and tomorrow. Notable cottagers include Gillespie Roberson Budd Jerkins Simpson Reynolds Varin Rickman Meek Marshall Akin Newland Gadd Gerrard Fesler 'Smmering' Steeg Wheeler Linton Gibson Hard Brave and many others from Indianapolis Shelbyville Plainfield Terre Haute and more. Hotel arrivals include Mrs Flora A Wirt and several visiting ministers.
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Acton Park
H. W. Kellogg
Central Avenue
Paul
H. W. Baldridge
Madison
D. Lee Altman
Cincinnati
J. H. Doddridge
Harry Wheeler
Edith Wheeler
C. J. Linton
Kate Gibson
B. A. Hard- Brave
Indianapolis
Worth
Ebiison
Tex
D. E. Gregory
Plainfield
C. W. Tinsley
Terre Haute
M. B. Robins
Shelbyville
Dashiel
Moore's Hill
B. F. Morgan
Flora A. Wirt
Columbus
A. R. Beach
H. W. Hennes and Son
Mary Smith
Irvington
Elmer
Acton
H. M. Brown
Covington
Real estate transfers filed in Marion County Indiana
Instruments for record show 27 transfers and 11,000 plus dollars in sales, including James H. Baldwin to Eureka Refrigerator Co. Lots in Miller's Subdivision, Laura J. Cloud to J. C. Bryan, and multiple parcels in Wayne and Center townships. Notable values: 1,500, 2,000, 2,500, 6,000 dollars. Transfers include Sheriff Marion County to Advance & Co., and Frank M. Page related deeds.
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Recorder’s
Marion County
Indiana
Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Company
East Market Street
James H. Baldwin
Eureka Refrigerator Co
Miller
Vajen
Springdale
Itth St
Temple Av
Laura B. J
Wayne Township
Waceesee
Wilhelmina Metzger
Bertha W. Maas
Yuncker
West Side
Edwin L. Atkinson
Atkinson
Henry A. Buechtel
Hiram Te
Center Township
Jonathan A. Murphy
Mary C. Stone
Fletcher
Arsenal Av
Louisa Siersdorfer
Judith C. Bryan
AL Fletcher, Jr
Fletcher Et al
Outlet
South St
Virginia
Jacob W. Smith
Christopher Bernloehr
Hadley & Hamilton
Wrightt
Parkie
Sutherland Ay
Park Arthur
Brown
Frea St
Windhurst Place
Carson St
Madison Av
Marta F
Arsenal Park
Oriental St
Marion Silver Co
Chris Part
Felix T. McW Green
Moore's
Fom
Nowland Av
Larch Av
John Thompson
Flavius J. van Vorhis
Holbrook’s
Prospect St
Maderia St
Wallacest
Christian Weishaas i
John Weishaas
Cape Hao
James McCuste
Jihn
Neon
Picken & Loftin
East Washington-stadd
Heville Ay
Michigan
Ceeee
J.C. Wuneker
Bener
Lot
Bik
Nordyke & Hollowell
Grandview Ade College
Wacker
John Wacker
Lote
Haughville
Haugh St
Cal- Velage St
Wacker’s
Wacker, Haugh and Loth
S Assn
Frank M. Page
Bruce Baker
Martindale Av
35Th St
F. Hock
Bruce Place
Broadway
Chas
F. Ho
25Th St
Mary K. Russell
Stanley A. Keeler
Hubbard
Tilledale St
Adler
James D. Devoss
Sarah F. Devoss
Woodlawn
Spruce St
Charles
Lowry
John M. Spencer
Bradley, Denny & Atkinson
East Washington-st
Chesteray
New York St
John Mattie
John Ebner
Kappes
East St
Wyoming St
Advance
L. Assa
Martin's
Washington
Trade and market notes from a steady summer week
The report outlines steady prices across flour sugar and coffee with weak Irish potatoes and abundant watermelons and cante lope. Local grain bids show wheat steady at 72 1 2 cents track, corn mixed and oats firm. wagon market lists hay and feed prices and assorted produce including fruit, vegetables, and dairy items.
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Kentucky
Timothy
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