Births and deaths recorded in Vital Statistics July 21
Births list numerous couples and addresses with several boys and girls named. Notable entries include Harry C. and Creel Fitzgerald. Arthur and Eva Breedlove. Percy and Sylvian Prosser. Joseph and Goldie Lawcop. Deaths cite peritonitis apoplexy and heart failure among residents. ages range from one month to ninety-one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry C
Creel Fitzgerald
Cornell Ola
Mary Schneider
Shelby Street
Nellie Haag
Lexington Ave
Laura Evans
Nordyke Avenue
Martin F
Erma Collins
Silver Ave
Eva Breedlove
Blaine Avenue
Arthur
Eme Angel
Wright Street
E. Datty
North Blackford Street
Zechariah Bush
Blake Street
Adolph
Rahde
East Washington Street
Stephenson
West Twenty-ninth Street
Lillie P. Tullis
Harry D. Johnson
North Noble Street
Edward Penniston
West McCauley Street
John M. Drake
Marlowe Avenue
Charles Jasper Wingfield
Notice of road gravel bid openings in Vermillion County Indiana
The Board of Counts of Vermillion County Indiana will meet August 7 at the county auditor’s Newport office to accept bids for gravel road projects in Clinton Dow, Feather Creek and Tick Ridge, Indiana Furnace and other roads. Bids must be sealed and opened at 1 o’clock on August 7, with separate bids allowed per road and guarantees required. The board may reject any bid and will award contracts to the lowest responsible bidders, subject to statutory approvals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees
Central Hospital For Insane
Pricay
Statehouse
Mondey
Board of School
Eatin
Boas
Tuard
Cleland
Board of Counts
Vermillion County
Indiana
Newport
Salt County
Clinton
Sud
Clintem
Iron Bridge
Feather Creek
Tick Ridge
Gine Schoolhouse
Cliptes
Indiana Furnace
Furnace Piridge
County Ling
Bethlehem
Stateline
Clinton and
Awkuet
Aundis
Rarna
Iedinnes
Peart of Commissioners
Board of Comminkwers
Passoumty
County
Journal Business Directory Listing
Directory item list with senators, freight repairs, Reed y and Co, florists, patent lawyers, livery stables, stove plates, wall papers, typewriters and supplies. Names include Pier and freight, Reed y & Co, Bertermann Bros, Thompson R Bell, Horace Wood, Peerless Foundry Co, H C Stevens, United Typewriter and Supplies Co. Includes addresses and phones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senators
Repairs and Reedy & Co
N. Delewarest
Bertermann Bros
New No
Mass
N. del
St. Tet
Thompson R. Bell
Ingalls Block
Indianapolis
Horace Wood
Stove Repates
THE
Peerless Foundry CO
Meekst
H. C. Stevens
Senate
Wanted male help and various shop jobs advertised
A dense set of classified job notices and ads seek help across trades and regions. Listings include stock boy positions at Besten and Langen 39 E Washington St, millwrights for flour mills, sales agents for tea and baking goods by Grand Union Tea Co in Indiana, a mining job in Arizona, stone masonry foremen with James Stewart & Co Pittsburg, a U S Army recruitment notice for unmarried men 21 to 35, mechanics via International Correspondence Schools, domestic help, repairs by Joseph Gardner 3 Kentucky Ave, and a menagerie of loan and storage notices along with a help wanted for country stores and building materials in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BESTEN & _LANGEN'S
Washington St
Frase , Mather
Milwaukee
Wis
Amy
Indiana
Grand Union Tea CO
Arizona
United States
North
Illinois
Indianapolis
Ind
International Correspondence Schools
Scranton
Stevenson
A Growing Railway Line Weak Earnings For Four Lines
The article reports Nickel Plate plans to cut operating expenses to 50 percent of gross earnings, aiming to be among the best northern Indiana railroads amid modernization. It notes Wabash rate pressures, Rockefeller’s potential leverage, and Monon and Union Trust financing for cross routes. It also lists weekly earnings for Big Four lines, noting declines versus last year due to coal strikes and a major cross-route extension to Ironton connected with the Sea Board Airline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft On
Indiana
W. H. McDoel
The
Monon
Indianapolis
Vincennes
Chicago
Great Lakes
South Atlantic Seaboard
Union Trust Company
Baltimore
Ohio River & Charleston
Virginia
Lincoln
Ironton, O
Detroit Southern
Samuel Hunt
Ohio River
Panhandle Earnings Set New Peak for Year
Secretary S B Liggett reports Panhandle earnings will exceed any prior season. For six months of 198%, gross $10,839,374 up $1,088,317. operating expenses $7,077,231 up $8,423,791. net operations $2,842,351 up $245,826. interest and rentals $1,817,497 up $182,901. profits $04.9 up $63,225. June showed a strong rise, hinting at further gains later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle
S. B. Liggett
Messenger Boys Settle Alley Fight by Marquis Rules
Two telegraph office messenger boys No 5 and No 2 dispute a quarrel in an alley behind the telegraph offices. A third boy acts as referee while spectators urge rapid uppercuts and wind blows amid a crowd watching from windows above Stevenson building. The fight lasts six rounds and ends with both fighters uninjured, praised as a cracking good scrap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquis of Queensberry
No. 5
Excursion week record to Madison and rail bids noted
The Pensylvania carried 452 excursionists to Madison on Sunday, the largest yet. Southern Pacific reports 10,300,000 spent on improvements this year and 33,000,000 in five years. J R Cavanaugh visits Bay View and returns today. Twelve brakemen on Pittsburg and Lake Erie sought promotion. Lake Erie and Western advertises bids for a new Tipton passenger station to be brick with stone foundation. Grand Rapids and Indiana cuts Gran Rapids to Muskegon fare to 50 cents from 1.3. Judge Field, Monon solicitor, recovering from appendicitis and near duty. W H Coleman notes railroad business improving. tonnage up July. Clara replaces Batavia Junction to avoid confusion. Samuel B Sweet notes Lake Erie and Western lines report little corn damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pensylvania
Madison
Southern Pacific
J. R. Cavanaugh
Bay View
Pittsburg
Lake Erie
Lake Erie & Western
Tipton
Grand Rapids & Indiana
Gran Rapids
Muskegon
Judge Field
Monon
W. O. Brawley
Big Four
Chattanooga
W. A. Miller
Jackson, Mich
Pennsylvania
Norfolk & Western
Batavia Junction
Clara
W. H. Coleman
Vandalia
Samuel B. Sweet
Railroad Circles Signal Changes in U S Lines and Execs
Mississippi impact on Indiana lines eases Eastbound traffic flow while C H Warren aims for Chicago Rock Island residency and William B Leeds nears a board chair role. Rivalry stirs as a fake anti kissing order circulates at Jersey City station. Railroad meetings in Minneapolis and Chicago draw national interest amid rapid rail progress and new car services.
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Mississippi
Indiana
C.H. Warren
Chicago
Rock Island Pacific
William B. Leeds
Ted
Theennsylvania
Jersey City
Pennsylvania
Railroad Herald
Ores
Atlanta
T. Branch
Georgia School of Technology
H. F. Lecie
Lake Shore
Michigan Central
Harvey Wells
Kansas City
National Association of Railway Agents
Minneapolis
Railway Transportation Association
Altoona
Pittsburg
Lake Erie & Western
Sandusky
Indianapolis
Delaney Ward
Capitol Avenue
Ward
American
Adams Express
Burlington & Quincy
Cincinnati
Roachdale
Charles Mordaugh
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Wisconsin Valley
Elkhart Lake
Star Lake
Minocqua
President Hill
Great Northern
R. W. Richardson
United States
Wiliam B. Williams
Union News Company
Vanderbilt Lines
American Express
St. Louis
Big Four
Cleveland
New York
George Jay Gould
Cassatt
W. K. Vanderbilt
King's Portrait Volume Joined Boston Public Library Treasures
A volume once owned by James I of England was added to the Boston Public Library. Purchased for the library by Augustus Hemenway, the early seventeenth century London edition translates Montaigne and influenced Shakespeare. The Boston copy bears a signature and an autograph poem by King James, with elaborate Altares dedicatory pages and a two-page title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
James I
England
Boston Public Library
Augustus Hemenway
London
Montaligne
Shakspeare
British Museum
Ben Jonson
Europe
Esays
John Florio
Gonzalo
Montaigne
Florio
James the
James
Morocco
Bedford
Patriotic Day at Acton Park Highlights Gordon Address
General John B. Gordon spoke on The Last Days of the Confederacy to veterans from Union and Confederate armies at Acton Park. The crowd sang Marching Through Georgia, and Gordon’s two hour lecture mixed battle recalls with humor and tributes to leaders, women, and the flag. Proceedings featured other services, social events, and notable visitors as the park hosted a patriotic gathering in 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton Park
Association
John B. Gordon
General Gordon
Georgia
Benjamin Starr
Indiana
Gordon
Gettysburg
Confederate States of America
Lee
Potomac
Pennsylvania
Dettysburg
Grant
Sttle Brick House
Appotomatox
Frame
J. L. F. Steeg
C. W. Lewis
Moore's Hill
Real estate transfers recorded in Marion County Indiana
Listings show instruments filed for record over July 21 2002 in Marion County Indiana with numerous transfers of parcels. Buyers include Margaret Price Alonzo Lefeber Ina R Gaddis Eliza Nichol son and Mary B Benner among others with prices ranging from 5 to 12 hundred dollars and several thousand dollars. Local subdivisions and street references appear throughout including Outlet 30 Knight s sub Hanna s heirs add Lenox Place and King s sub among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder’s
Marion County
Indiana
Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Company
East Market Street
Simon Yances
Margaret Price
MckKernan & Yances
Drake & Mayhews
Sea Rentest
Brooks St
Willam W. Knight
Morton B. Lamar
Knight
Peter BO
Charles F. Satth Jr
Marle
Center Township
Frank M. Jay
Charlee J. G
Metager
East Michigan St
North St
Kealingav
Sarah E. Edwards
Ina R. Gaddis
Wis
Wayne Township
Rhoda A. Higginbotham
Eliza Nicholson
Jexsup
Fatout
Bank St
Vermont St
Bewes Agamete Central Trust Company
del M. Roberts
Lenox Place
Stuart St
Twenty-elghth St
S.ee Einen
Charles F Daly
Joseph’ “ Eckhouse
William H. Morrison
Illinois St
Rik
Braden
Indianapolis
Twenty-ninth St
Elmira St
Frank McWhinney
William Helfenberger
Merrill's
South St
Alabama St
New
Massachusetts Avenue Saving and Loan Association
Lewis E. Roth
Harlan's
Atkin & Perkin
Union Place
Thirty-fourth St
Pence St
Michael T. Scudder
Indianapol
Harding
Tana
Aye Town
Tedecess
Penessenesee Plainfeldlectric
Nanee
Property transfers and multiple real estate deeds listed
A sequence of transfers shows Bladen and Crows nant Cemetery Company deeds and various lot dealings. Names include Philonides Hays James Oliver Eliza Schooley and Charles Thielman with addresses and monetary figures, alongside home improvements for Minkner Ranta Quinn and others across multiple streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philonides Hays
James Oliver
Charien Aa Lowry
James E. Brown
Clem
National Bank
Capoline Rue
Murphy & Tinkers Company
James H. Brown
Charles Eons
Alford & Co
Local Wholesale Trade Shows Strenuous Market Conditions
Broad thesaurus of markets shows butter eggs and poultry strong demand and high prices, while fruits costly and canning limited. Cereal prices firm with flour steady, and oats corn grains active. warehousing and wagon market report high bids and brisk sales. livestock and poultry prices stable with little relief in sight.
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Timothy
Reine Wagon Weighmaster
Hay
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Vital Statistics
Willian
Elizabeth Frententil
Ervin
Nina Brown
Neoml Street
Ada Elmendorf
Olga
Toy
Avery
Susie Putnam
South Alabama
Bez
Percy
Sylvian Prosser
North Oriental Street
Stella S McDonald
Barth Ave
Mildred Martin
East Washnot
Joseph and
Goldie Lawcop
West
Pearl Street
Box
James and
Daisy Wolf
Gelaendorff Street
Alice Hubbell
South
Keystone Avenue
Boy
Anna Sebi
Indiana Avenue
Biwara
Harris
Lexington
Ae Bor. A of
Matel Kingery
Yana Anna Pyritz
South West
Arthur and
Maud French
South Meridian Street
Leander
Lizzie Shepherd
South East Street
Paery Irwin
Arbor Avenue
Bay
Hearon
Milburn Street
Tolbert
Marshall
Una M. Late
Lewis Phillips
Ella Wilkins
Samuel A. Ratliffe
Salina Ealy
William C. Davis
Eva M. Heston
Timothy Redmond
Mary A. J. Hoy
Gansy
Johnson
Josie Rooney
Thompson
Eleanor Haddock
William Heller
Nora Campbell
John H. Sims
Emma Floyn
Kahn
Cordelia Kahn
Jacob Kahn
St Joseph St
Temple
Delaware
Om Leathers
Park Avenue
David Leathers
Nauth
Frank FP
Anderson
Freeport
Uwinge
Nathaniel Bondow
William L. Winte
College
Heun
Carl Heun
A. Diener
Washington
Crown Hill
Indiana Marble and Granworks
N. del. St. Old Tel
Main
Flanner & Buchanan
Mly Note
Kreglo
N. Delaware
Rs. Adams & Krieger
Iain
N. H
Ewiler & Son
Market St
North Liberty
Friedgen's
Fine Coalition
the Builders’ Supply Co
East Wash. S. Indianapolis, T
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Eor, Gregory & Appel
Lemcke
A. M. DE Souchet
Hoom
United Tipewriter and Supplies Co
Monument Place
Los Angeles
Sunday Journal
Joseph Gardner
Kentucky
Indianapo Wrecking CO
Cornell
Journal
W. Williams
Massachusetts
C. Sayles CO
Fifteld
Majestic Building
C. . Williams & CO
Union Transfer and Storage Company
Ohio St
Union Tracks
Hotel DE Hoss
Doug
Case
Ohio
Eae
S. A. Snyder
Newton Claypool Bldg
Wabash
Rockefeller
Eastern Financial
John D. Rockefeller
Gould
Pennsylvania Railroad
Reading
Baltimore & Ohio
Mor-gan
Lackawanna
Entral
Moores
Northwestern Road
Vanderbilt
Northwestern
First National Bank
Monon's Coal Road
Peoria & Eastern
Toledo, St. Louis & Western
Evansville & Terre Haute
Chesapeake & Ohio
Aleep-Oent
Virginia Woodward Cieud
Atlantic
King James
Acton
George Dunn
Shelbyville
J. J. Armstrong
Franklin
Mary Smith
Irvington
Isabel Cotton
Mooresville
C. H. Mills
D. E. Gregory
Ralph Varin
Jerseyville
Ill
Carter
B. W. Cooper
C. W. Harvey
Robert Cockafair
J. W. Shipp
Chauncey C. Clark
B. W. Gillespie
William Bryant
Dew Drop Inn
G. W. Grubbs
Martinsville
B. R. Johnson
R. Rundell
Fair Bank
Jessie Bartlett Davis
Ostendorf
Spring Lake
Doering
Jerome and
Meredith
Hen Padricke
Miller Sisters
Henry Kent
Gyp Lorraine
Charles C. Kriter
Seacgiery
Pleasant Street
Henry F. Minkner
Webb Street
L. J. Ranta
Bates Street
Thomas Quinn
West Twelfth Street
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York
California
Coal and Coke
Blossburg
Jackson
Kanawha
Amond
Winifrede
Ere
Ocking Valley
Brazil
Lam Resus Ovat
India
Dace Puabene & Oe Slack
Willig’s Cash Furniture Store
Washington Street
Inci
Soda
Bicard
Berkley
Cabot
Cantal
Cumberland
Dwight
Farwell
Fitchville
Gutee
Perel
Boott
Bucks
Dwight Star
Great Falls J
Indian Fc
Pepperell R
Allen
American Indigo
Arnold LLC
Cocheco Fancy
Rane
Simpson
Sim
Berlin
Edwards
Warren
Sige
Slater
Genesee
Amoskeax Aca
Conestoga BF
Cordis
Ilige
Hamilton Awnings
Mono Fancy
Lenox Fancy
Iho
Mabuenire
Oakland AF
Portsmouth
Quehanna
Shetucket SW
Anecacket
Swift River
Poe
Bates
Lancaster Res
Tou Om Nord
See
Harmony
Stark
Java
Ariosa
Lion
Jersey
Dilworth’s
Gates
Crystal Dominos
Windsor
Ridgewood
Cassia
Navy
Louisiana
Carolina
Paine
Aga
Tnton l
Iron and Steel
Ford
Indiana Gems
Michigan
Bex
Lenins
Atermélone
iIndiana
Atlee
Ibn Avermar
Toledo
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