Births and marriages fill July Vital Statistics list
Birth and marriage notices from addresses across Indianapolis list a boy and a girl for various couples. The long register includes ages and diseases of deceased, probate interment details, and public notices for county road bids and hospital supply tenders in Vermillion and nearby counties.
Reedys and Co Elevators and Funeral Directors Ad
Journal business directory style listing includes elevators and freight by Reedys and Co, funeral directors Frank Blanchard, florists Bertemann Bros, patent lawyer Thompson Aebel, carriages by Ora, stove repairs by Peerless Foundry Co, wall paper by H Stevens, tin work by Joseph Gardner, and notices offering low-rate ads and wrecking services with Indianapolis address details and telephones.
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Bertermann Bros
New No
Mass
N. del
St. Tel
Thompson Aebel
Ingalls Block
Indianapolis
Rafe Tee Ee
Eel Stove
Peerless Foundry CO
Meek St
WALE
H. Stevens
Low
Wien
N. Senate Av
Storage and advertising pricing in a 1900s journal card
An archival item advertises weekly and monthly storage rates and storage services. It lists The Journal want page profitability for advertisers and readers, names storage companies, managers, and phone contacts, and promotes warehousing and hauling services with contact details. The notice mentions Union Transfer and Brege Company at East Ohio Street, plus sale or rental notes for various reading materials.
Costly Act of Gallantry Sues Street Railway for $10000
Frederick Sirp filed suit against Indianapolis Street Railway Co for $10,000 claiming injuries from a car ride after attempting to assist a woman off at St Clair Street. He alleges the bell was out of order and the conductor distracted, causing the car to lurch and throw him headfirst to the pavement, with permanent injuries and $1,000 lost wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Sirp
St. Clair Street
Sirp
Edward Lynn
Massachusetts Avenue
Alabama Street
Frank Abendroth Bankrupt Creditors Meeting Notice
In the District Court of Indiana in bankruptcy the creditors of Frank Abendroth of Indianapolis Marion County are advised. Abendroth was adjudicated bankrupt on July 21 year 12. A creditors meeting will be held August 1 at 8 am at the Indians Trust building No 17 East Street Indianapolis to prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and transact other business. Rabn Referse tn Bankruptcy Indianapolis Ind July 2 12.
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Board of Commissioners
Vermillion County
State of
Indiana
Clinton Township
Said
Iron Bridge
Feather Creek
Tick Ridge
Minton Ingler
Clinton and
Indiana Furnace
Bethlehem
State-line
Wid
State Road
Clinton and Iron Bridge
Teh Kona
Burns
Board of Commissioners of
Ecu
Illiam P. Bell
District Court of the United States
District of
Frank Abendroth
Indianapelia
Marion
SH Indians Trust
East Street
Indianapolis
County
D. Ims
Rabh
Ind
American Locomotive Works
Missouri Pacific
Bloomington
E. C. Field
Manon
Railway Transportation Association
Buffalo
United States Steel Corporation
Maryland Steel Company
Cambria Ironworks
New York Central
Schenectady
Dewitt
Albany
Canadian Pacific
Northern Pacific
Philadelphia & Reading
Pennsylvania
Knights of Pythias
San Francisco
Monon
Denver
Colorado Springs
Manitou
Glenwood Springs
Salt Lake
Colorado
Baltimore & Ohio
Loree
Pennsylvania Lines Halt Atlantic City Rates Fallout
Pennsylvania interests accuse Baltimore and Ohio of derailing eastbound rates by initiating unauthorized Chicago excursions. Wabash and Erie warned of spillover as Atlantic City rates moved to Chicago, prompting a general New York rate demoralization. Central Passenger Association acts to restore normal conditions and curb cheap excursions.
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Baltimore & Ohio
Wabash
Erie
Chicago
E. A. Ford
Pennsylvania Lines
Atlantic City
Lake Shore
Wabash and Erie
New York City
New York
Pennsylvania
St. Louis
Sea
Central Passenger Association
Acton Assembly Evangelistic Services Followed by Children Day
Acton Park hosts a big Children’s Day with music, an ice cream social, and evangelistic services led by Mrs. Esther Frame and pastors J W Turner and C W Robertson. The program includes biblical talks, songs, recitations, and a noon social, with free admission for under sixes and the train stopping at 7:30 am to bring in attendees. Local families and visiting members participate in a full day of activities, ending with an evening song service by the Simpson Chapel and colored leagues.
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Acton Park
Esther Frame
J. W. Cashiel
Moore's Hill
C. W. Robertson
L. Ford
Thorntown
Methodist Church
Frame
J. L. F. Steeg
J. W. Turner
Evansville
Park
Tabernacle
Acton
Wilson
Ada New
Junior Endeavor League
Steeg
Simpson Chapel
Mrs. Steeg
Whistler
Ray Spillman
Addie M. Church
Glen Leap
Gerda Jeffries
Miss van Arsdale
Fletcher-place
Plorence Reinken
Margaret Shover
Willie Randall
Rose Varin
Hazel Robinson
Nettie McClintock
Lena Tinsley
Helen Linton
Florence Young
Nettie Varin
Carrie Morgan
Rolly Freeman
Lear Freeman
Helen Carter
Edith Corbley
Local Wholesale Trade Prices Lower Than Last Year
Prices of fruits and vegetables are lower than a year ago with strong demand for provisions. Irish potatoes and cabbage show notable declines while apples hold steady and peaches plums and lemons are cheaper. Wheat corn and oats show mixed moves as wholesale dealers report active trading and steady to firm prices across groceries poultry eggs and butter amid harvest season dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Old-Time Grocery Prices Run High and Wide Across Goods
A long price list shows mixed banner items from nuts and canned goods to coal, alcohol, spices, and fabrics. It names quantities and per unit prices for almonds, walnuts, Brazil nuts, peas, peaches, oysters, beans, and other staples, plus coal regions and assorted dry goods and chemicals with varied rates.
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Brazil
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Vital Statistics
James and
Josephine Hurley
Maxwell Street
K. Trimpe
Vermont Street
M. Moore
Capitol Avenue
G. Cain
McCarty Street
D. Devlin
Ilinois Street
Cadellia Kahn
East
Artha J. Elliott
South Pine Street
Nathaniel Bh. Owings
College Avenue
Puryear Street
Walker
Rhode Island
A _Heun
High Street
Catherine Hirds
West Eleventh Street
Ee Ropes Arts
Coffin Robbins
Cee
Barnes
D. W
Be Coffin
Economy
Wayne County
Zariham Cemetery
Richmond
A. Diener
Wash
Ee Flanner & Buchanan
Nots
BE. Kreglo
N. Delaware St
Lil
Iler & Son
W. Market St
W. D. Allison CO
Alabama
Reporter CO
Fitzgerald Building
A. W. Allen
Journal Office
Gregory & Appel
Lemoire
A. M. DE Souchet
United Pewriter 4 "and Supplies Co
Monument Place
Small Bond Grand Union Tea CO
Arizona
Peopeen
Ingalls Bidg
Sunday Journal
C. F. Sayles
East Market Street
Thos. c Pay . Co. Law Building
Williams & Oonet
Market St
The
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State House
Board of Trustees
Reedy & CO
Frank Blanchard
Lady Attendant Plorists
Joseph Gardner
Kentucky
Indianapolis Wrecking CO
Cornell
Journal
Eee
Ee Tg Warehouse Co
E. Kurtz
Pres
H. A. Crossland
Mgr
Anna S. Penn
Union ,Transfer and Berege Company
Ohio St
Fox
Manhattan
G. M. Merrick
Gen
Agt
Washington St
Street Railway Company
Charles A. Vollrath
Christine Vollrath
Sarah Simpson
John R
Henry
Thomas
James Simpson
Hannah Wilding
Mary Jane Voegthe
Margaret Griffin
Mary Horen
John A. Griffin
the Court Record
City of Indianapolis
Circuit Court
the City Bond Co
Solomon
M. Horney
Superior Court
Minnie Hare
Adam M. Hare
Rederick Sien
Indianapolis Street Railway Co
Carrie McGregor
Charles R. McGregor
Louis C. Thiele
Edwin L. Williams
William Stars
Louis Hammersmith
Clark C. C. Appellees
John S. Crump
Harriet Davis
Johnson C. C
Appellant
Emma Robinson
John M. Foust
Montgomery C. C
John C. Moss
Sugar Ridge Township
Clay County
Clay C. C. Appellee
Supreme Court
Dina Sauer
E. P. Schenck
Vanderburg C. C
Wesley Helms
Tom Sher
al Amilton C. C
Bettle F. Nichols
B. & O. S. W. Railroad Company
Lawrence C.C
Yler Cruthers
Evan Bray
Hamilton C. C
W. K. Nesbit
Baltimore American
Baltimore Evening News
Western Maryland Railroad
Cumberland Valley
Pennsylvania Railroad
Goulds
Cherry Run
W. Va
Shippensburg
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Pacific States
St. Paul
Pacific Northwest
Western States
Edward Shattuck
Hoosac Tunnel
Boston
New Orleans
Paul Morton
Santa Fe
Tuart Knott
Kansas Southern
Cincinnati
Hamilton & Dayton
Fort Wayne
Findlay
Pullman Company
Kanawha Dispatch
White Sulphur Springs
Western
Long Island Tunnel
Long Island City
Long Island
Charles Clarke
Grand Trunk
Detroit
Milwaukee & Michigan
Clarke
Henry Dolman
Brightwood
Ilinois Central
Ilinois
United Order of Railway
Louisville
F. W. Fortsing
Beech Creek
Atlantic Seaboard
Thomas O'Donnell
Joint Inspection Bureau of
J. R. Petrie
Chicago & Eastern Illinois
St. Louis South- Western
Gulf
Brooks Locomotive Plant
News OF
Acton Assembly
W. L. Steeg
Dorothy Steeg
Elizabeth McKinney
Agnes Henry
Bratton
J. A. McKeehan
Edward Lewis
Caroline Conrey
Shelbyville
B. W. Gillespie
C. J. Linton
Ruth
Mabel Hinsley
Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Company
the Journal
Cram
RAND
Indianapolis Journal
the Journal Atlas Department
Joe Fhre
Hay—Timothy
Semen
Fair Bank
Jessie Bartlett Davis
Ostendorf
Spring Lake Park
Reenfield Line
Jerome and
Meredith
Ben Padricke
Miller Sisters
Henry Kent
Gyp Lorraine
Coal and Coke
Blossburg
Jackson
Kanawha
Pittsburgh
Raymond
Winifrede
Lahr
Hocking Valley
Greene County
Slack
Pittsburg
West Virginia
Connelleville
Magresia
Castile
Berkley
Cabot
Capitol
Cumberland
Dwight Anchor
Farwell
Fitcnville
Hill
Hope
Linwood
Lonsdale
Peabody
Dwight Star
Great Lis FE
Hil Fine
Perell R
Pepperell
Androscoggin
Allen
Allen TR
Allen Robes
Sige
Arnold
Arnold Li
Cocheco Fancy
Hamilton
Merrimac
Pacific Fancy
Flinpeon
Simpson
Berlin
Edwards
Warren
Msc
Slater
Genesee
Amoskeag Aca
Conestoga BF
Cordie 146
Cordis T
Cordis Ace
Hamilton Awnings
Kimono Fancy
Leavy
Ike
Methuen AA
Wye
Oakland AF
Itsmouth
Nec
Susquehanna
Shetucket SW
Swift River
Ginghames
Amoskeag
Java
Ariosa
Lion
Jersey
Caracas
Dilworth’s
Gates
Windsor
Empire A
Ideal Golden
Ridgewood
Cassia
Toledo
Rikon
Navy
Bien Molasses
Louisiana
Carolina
Iron and Steel
Tire
Igi
Alexandria
Canteloupes
Indiana Gems
Celery
Michigan
Callifornia
Leoreia
Crete
I&ec
Timothy
Amu
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