Vital Statistics July 23 Deaths and Ailments Listed
A list of deaths and ages with addresses and conditions including exhaustion, apoplexy, dropsy, cerebral hemorrhage, scrofula, consumption, phthisis, inanition, and bronchitis. Names include Martha J Elliott, Cadellia Kahn, Anna McCauley, Aaron Dean, Frank F Nauth, Ignatine O Connor, Gerhart Schulhoff, J Stephenson, Willie Right, Donovan. Addresses span South Pine, East St Joseph, Abbott, East New York, North Milnels, East Washion, Geisendorf Inanition, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha J. Elliott
South Pine Street
Cadellia Kahn
East St. Joseph Street
Anna McCauley
Abbott Street
Errance Dean
New York Street
Frank F. Nauth
Coburn
New York
Delaware
Ignatine O'Connor
Birch Avenue
Scrofula
Gerhart Schulhoff
North Milnels Street
J. Stephenson
East Washion Street
Willie Right
Geisendorf
Donovan
East Street
Sunday Card Ad Rates For One Year Published By The Journal
The Journal lists a single year card advertising option priced per Sunday issue. Rates vary by page position and reader reach, with the table detailing cost per insertion and total annual cost for the selected page.
Central Indiana Hospital for Insane Sealed Bid Notice
The board of trustees invites sealed proposals until Friday July 35 at 1 am for a full line of supplies for August 1963. Check on file at Room 4 Statenouse after Monday July 21. By order of the board. Bicycle repairing by Watson and Jackson Massachusetts av.
Stumph Tells Of Bribery Attempt By Dairyman Kealing
Milk Inspector Stumph reports to City Sanitarian Buehler an alleged bribery attempt by Dairyman Sam Kealing who offered money to influence a health official. Stumph, inspecting Kealing’s cans, declined the offer and plans to file against him. The Board of Health aims to prove milk must contain at least 4 percent butter fat as part of prosecutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stumph
Sam Kealing
Board of Health
Kealing
Buehler
Woman Struck by Street Car Injured Riding Bicycle
Mrs. Jennie Banks of the Roanoke and Alleghany corner was severely injured yesterday when her bicycle wheel was struck by a Washington street car at Senate avenue and Washington street. She sustained a scalp wound and concussion, and was taken home by City Dispensary ambulance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Banks
Roanoke
Alleghany Streets
Giants in Hostile Array in Wabash Seaboard Fight
Railroad and financial powerhouses maneuver around George J. Gould's bid to push the Wabash to the seaboard, with A. J. Cassatt aligned with the Pennsylvania. The battle reportedly draws in Harriman, Morgan, Vanderbilt, the National City Bank, and Standard Oil, while Pennsylvania allies include Baltimore & Ohio and Chesapeake & Ohio. A new B&O project to upgrade the Pittsburg to Akron line is outlined, with extensive double tracking and yard construction. Personal notes, industry shifts, and tunnel franchise news fill out the day’s railroading landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Gould
Seaboard
Maryland
The
Philadelphia Inquirer
A. J. Cassatt
Pennsylvania
Gould
Harriman
Union-Central-Southern Pacific
National City Bank
New York
Standard Oil
J. Pierpont Morgan & Co
Cassatt
Vanderbilt
Morgan & Co
Baltimore & Ohio
Chesapeake & Ohio
Norfolk & Western
Reading
Pittsburg, Cleveland & Toledo
New Castle Junction
Akron
Struthers
Pittsburg
New Castle
Youngstown
Trumbull & Mahoning
Niles
Ravenna
Cuyahoga Falls
Connellsville
Rockwood
Indian Creek
Chicago Junction
Philadelphia
Chicago
Express Company Loses Suit Over State Valuation
Judge John H. Baker of the United States Court rules against American Express Company in a case seeking to bar the State Tax Board from certifying county valuations of the company’s mileage and property. The memorandum sustains the 18% tax law, holding excess route mileage as a state matter for the Tax Commissioners to decide, absent fraud. Taxes of about £14.09 may be certified to county auditors if the company does not appeal to the Court of Appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Express Company
W. H. Hart
State Tax Board
John H. Baker
United States Court
Tax Board
Indiana
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Court of Appeals
Pullman Car Company seeks no race of Indiana appraisal
The Pullman Car Company represented by L E McPherson asked no reductions from last year’s tax estimate, saying Indiana’s appraisal is slightly high though the company has not lost money. He noted 1881 incorporation, $115 per mile appraisal, and willingness to defer change until next estate evaluation. Illinois Central’s W L Tarbutt said he was satisfied with its rate. executive session followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Bacon
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Cincinnati
Washington, D. C
Locomotive Brotherhood
Division No. 11
Lake Manitou
Union Station
Big Four
Lake Erie & Western
W.W. R. Baldwin
B. F. Horner
Nickel-plate
H. A. Bonn
Chicago
Baldwin
Sandusky
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Toledo
Seccane Magee DS
Refeiee Eee
L. E. McPherson
Pullman Car Company
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Illinois Central
W. L. Tarbutt
Eard
Peculiar Suit Over Family Property Rights in Court
Edward F. Ford sues Michael Ford sr Hannah Ford and Edgar A. Perryman with Mary Perryman to recover possession of home and force specific performance of a deed. He claims a 2000 note and property transfer in lieu of payment, seeks set aside conveyance, enforce agreement, and quiet title after years of support and improvements amid family disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward F. Ford
Michael Ford
Hannah Ford
Mary H. Perryman
Edgar A. Perryman
Edward
Mary
Perryman
Michael Ford, Jr
Local Wholesale Trade Shows Broad Market Activity
Week sees revived business in wholesale lines with firm prices on staples. Grocers and druggists report steady demand, while grain markets show increased receipts and higher track bids. Prices for fruits, vegetables, eggs, and butter remain strong, with some easing on butter but overall active commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy
Lear
Possession of Patents Sues Over Bridge Patents
Charles W. Richards receiver of the B L Blair Company sues the Black Bridge and Calvert Company of Indianapolis and B L Blair for possession of bridge patents. Blair is alleged to have organized the firm, held stock, and sold patents for stock as the company faced $10,000 in liabilities. The will of Eliza G. Wiley is probated granting most to Union Trust Company for income to her son, with legacies to Hannah Reed and Lulu Reed and their issue. Federal court transcripts concern Vigo county insurance case appeals over irregular insurance claim payments by McKeen Banking Company. An appeal from Hamilton Circuit Court seeks to set aside disbarment actions against attorneys Griffin, with H M Griffin debarred and H H Griffin suspended. Daniel Barnett sues a street-car company for 0% damages after a nine-year-old rider was kicked off a car and injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Avenue
Washington Street
Michigan Street
Forest Park
Marion County
Indiana
B. PD. Brooks
C. R. Pease
Union Surety Company of
Indianapolis
Hamilton Avenue
First Sey
Union Surety Company of Indianapolis
Reville Avenue
Ime
Jefferson Avenue
Arenes Street
George W. McCray
City Trust, Safe Deposit and Surety Company of
Philadelphia
Walnut Street
Tenth Street
Eses West Street
Charles W. Richards
BL. Blair Company
Black Bridge and Calvert Company
B. L
B. L. Blair
Eliza G. Wiley
Union Trust Company
Frederick H. Wiley
Trust Company
Hannah G. Reed
Lulu Reed
Belle Gilderslove
Vigo County
McKeen Banking Companys
Terre Haute
Northwestern Life Insurance Company
Kate Kidder
M-Keen Bank
Hamilton
Supreme Court
H. H. Griffin
Ora Jox
H. M. Griffin
Daniel Barnett
Edward Barnett
Mliners
Washington Streets
Arrest for taking fish near White River under bridge
William Alexander was arrested by Constable John Newhouse for taking fish from White River. He was seized under the Kentucky avenue bridge, brought before Justice Stout, and taxed costs totaling 336. Susie M. Carson filed for divorce from George A. Carson alleging a 1901 marriage, abuse on Oct 1, and prior separation with reconciliation promises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Alexander
John Newhouse
White River
Alexander
Kentucky Avenue
Newhouse
Stout
Susie M. Carson
George A. Carson
Carson
Bankruptcy petitions filed for Alvin P Smith and Jacob Fehrer
Alvin P Smith of North Manchester files for bankruptcy listing liabilities of 98980.52 and assets of 277.13. Jacob Fehrer of Logansport also files for bankruptcy with liabilities of 436.68 and assets of 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Alvin P. Smith
North Manchester
Jacob Fehrer
Logansport
Legal notices from Indiana courts list cases and actions
Amos B Keiport versus Roscoe F East and others in the mechanic s court. Susie M Carson versus George A Carson in divorce. City Bench Co versus Patrick W Ward and others for improvements in Superior Court Room 2. Richards versus The Black Bridge and Culvert Company of Indianapolis and others to recover patent in Superior Court Room 3. Next friend versus Indianapolis Street Railway Co damages in Superior Court Room 3. Edward F Ford versus Michael Ford and others specific performance of contract in Circuit Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos B. Keiport
Roscoe F. East
Mechanic's Hon
Circuit Court
Susie M. Carson
George A. Carson
the City Bench Co
Patrick W. Ward
Superior Court
Charles W. Richards
The
Black Bridge and Culvert Company of
Indianapolis
Daniel Barnett
Edward Barnett
Indianapolis Street Railway Co
Edward F. Ford
Michael Ford
Higher Courts Record Appellate Minutes and Notices
Minutes from Elkhart Wells Putnam and Hamilton counties list appellate briefs and replies for cases involving Jacob Goldberg Bettie Monroe Moses Payne William Gough and Vina Peters. Supreme Court minute references Maumee School Township versus Shir Town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Goldberg
Albert G. Harlan
Elkhart C. C. Appellants
Bettie Monroe
Bluffton
Wells Co. C. Eeeenae
Moses D. Payne
Harles Moore
Putnam C. C. Appellant
Williams. Gough
Vina Peters
Hamilton C. C
Marion County
Supreme Court
Maumee
Allen County
Indiana
Shir
Heads Broken by Police in Williamsburg Riot
New York July 3. Police dispersed a crowd of 2,020 Italians in Havemeyer Street Williamsburg. Many heads were broken as stones flew and shots were fired. Felix Efner, alleged innocent cause of the disturbance, was involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Havemeyer Street
Williamsburg
Felix Efner
Benso
Felix Etner
Claba
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