Vital Statistics July 29 Burkes and others listed
A muddled July 29 vital statistics record lists numerous births and incidents including babies born to families at Holmes Avenue East New York Blake North Sheffield Arsenal East Sixteenth and other streets. Entries mention boys girls twins and a few deaths from heart failure apoplexy and other causes across multiple names and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Hammer
Oriole
M. Dangerfield
Paca
E. T
G. G. Fuseette
Blake
H. Lehr
North Sheffield
M. Sullivan
West Walnut
M McWade
Meikinsey
M. Bacer
Barton Avenue
Byrrs
Prookside
B. Richardeon
Bates
Farien
Astor
M. Lenkhardt
Arsenal
N. Carver
East Sixteenth
Afolph
A. Obergfel
East Raymond
Flanner and Buchanan Embalmers and Services Listed
Embalmers Flanner and Buchanan offer diphtheria and garnet fever shipping, with a Lady embalmer listed for Holl street and New Jugneal address. Tutewillr and Bon undertakers advertise in Indianapolis, seeking second hand building materials. notices note available items and contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flanner & Buchanan
Holl Street
Binedom Fenidence
Homes of railroad men show high rate of home ownership in Indianapolis
A senior railway official notes Indianapolis leads the country in percentage of trainmen who own homes. He says rail lines arrange runs to keep engineers conductors and brakemen in the city during off duty time. The report highlights a strong home-seeking culture among long serving rail workers and implies housing ties reduce saloon attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Railroads reveal earnings and leadership moves across lines
The Michigan Central appoints new division superintendent and a Detroit train master. Louisville and Nashville report higher gross earnings but slim surplus. Rock Island names Leon M. Allen as general passenger agent and Chicago as headquarters. Big Four freight drop linked to coal strike. Santa Fe oil dust reduction showcased. Northern Securities declares a 1 percent dividend. Indiana Car Service Bureau expansion adds 1530 points. Pennsylvania defends 20 hour trains, orders 82 Pullman cars. Readjustment of Chicago Rock Island & Pacific securities planned with broad stockholder participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Winona Park
Montreal
Charles Cheher
A. A. Zion
Union Railway Company
Thomas Sherman
Harry 8. York
Pennsylvania
Odell
New York
Harriman Railroads
Massachusettes Avenue
Frank W. Mack
Associated Press
New York Central Passenger Department
W. C. Crimmel
Muncie
R. H. Harris
W. C. Neel
St. Louis
Neel
Pennsylvania Lines
Pennsylvania Company
Wm. Stephens
Chicago
Michigan Central
M. B. Snow
Detroit
F. P. McDonald
Louisville & Nashville
Rock Island Management
Leon M. Allen
Missouri River
Allen
Big Four
Chesapeake & Ohio
Cincinnati
Northwest
E. E. Stacy
Journal
Young Men's Christian Association
Santa Fe
Seligman
Hesperia
Cal
Securities Company
Baltimore & Ohio
Chicago & Eastern Illnois
Grand Trunk
Indiana, Illinois & Iowa
Indiana Car Service Bureau
Indiana
Neval
Bacon
The
Pullman Connoy
Pennsylvania Lmited
Ingalls
Rock Island
Memphis
el Paso
Texas & Pacific
Texarkana
Iron Mountain & Southern
Memhis
Dalhart
Amarillo
Colorado & Southern
Choctaw
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad Company
Directory
Exchange of Securities
Terre Haute Concerns Take Shape in Multiple Local Incorporations
The Prairie Creek Levee Association formed with 50000 capital to protect Vigo and Sullivan counties along the Wabash river and Prairie creek. Other new incorporations include Terre Haute Pure Milk Company with 150000 capital for a large plant, Caylor Ice Company of Indianapolis with 10000 capital, People's Co operative Telephone Company of Stockwell with 600 capital, Greenfield brick works with 15000 capital, and the Wabash bridge and iron works increasing capital from 60000 to 100000. Michigan City Sash and Door Company extends its incorporation term from July 27, 1902 by fifteen years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Creek Levee Association
Vigo
Sullivan
Wabash River
Prairie Creek
Earnest Bleamer
Marshall G. Lee
William Krevo
Edward Pearse
Tere Haute
Terre Haute
Fred A. Seiburger
Charles Arieth
Benjamin Hudnut
John Barbarette
John G. Heinl
A. Nicholas Smith
Camille A. Urban
Caylor Ice Company
Indianapolis
Allen Caylor
Wilmington K. Cooper
Lucy A. Caylor
People's Co-operative Telephone Company of Stockwell
William O. Laird
Morton C. Cann
John W. Skinner
Johns. Storms
Edgar M. Stout
Francis G. Banker
Laura M. Banker
Elmer J. Binford
Greenfield Brick Works
Wabash Bridge and Iron Works
Michigan City Sash and Door Company
Missing Millersville child found after fifteen hours
Mrs. Robert Scalf of Millersville rejoiced as her two year old daughter was discovered in William Roberts dairy pen near Millersville after an all night search. The child, muddy and bitten by mosquitoes, was emaciated but expected to survive per Dr. Bowers. She wandered from home on Monday and was located by Charles Stammeyer at dawn under a tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Reading
Robert Scalf
Millersville
William Roberts
Charles Stammeyer
G. W. Wolf
Kate Gibson
Jessie Linton
Will Wellender
C. R. Bear
Indianapolis
J. E. Fairhcombury
Nell Cochrane
Eugene Marquis
Helen Couch
Ruth Marshall
Katherine Fletcher
Elmer Marshall
Acton Park
Holiness Association
Timothy
Hay—Timothy
Adopted Girl Returns Home After Night Absence
Minnie Girth, adopted daughter of Mrs. Mary Girth of 1533 Reisner Street, left Monday night after a dispute over washing dishes. She told friends she would return only as a corpse. A search of West Indianapolis was conducted, and she came home hungry and tired shortly before noon yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Girth
Mary Girth
Reisner Street
Indianapolis
Picnic for newspaper men at Spring Lake Park
The Indianapolis and Greenfield Company invites newspaper staff to a picnic tomorrow afternoon at Spring Lake Park. A special car will depart from Georgia and Meridian streets at 4 30 p m and return at a convenient time. Guests from all newspaper departments are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Lake Park
Georgia
Meridian Streets
Indianapolis & Greenfield Company
Five Percent Mortgages Offered on City and Farm Property
Indianapolis firm N Williams & Co advertises five per cent money for city property or county seat town and farm property in Indiana with no delay and partial payments. Also mentions a journal paper certificates and forge receipts. Index reads as a damaged OCR fragment from an old issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann
East Market Street
Seete Eee
Indianapolis
Indiana
Faithful Dawn Over Green Heartland Fields
Poem fragments portray a rural faith in God as rain nourishes crops. Echoing Worman Gate themes, lines emphasize trust in divine presence, harvest abundance, and the timeless sweetness of country life from a nostalgic, devotional perspective.
Regular Meeting Ends Bethany Park Assembly Farewell
News of the Assemblies reports the Bethany Park event closing with a farewell. The Woman's Home Missionary Society led afternoon papers and discussions directed by Mrs. Bennedict with Mary Meek and Kate Gibson providing songs. Temperance day plans attract large crowds as Indianapolis visitors attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton Park
Woman's Home Missionary Society
J. L. Bennedict
Mary Meek
Kate Gibson
Kate Carr
Aronson
A. V. P. Adams
Shelbyville
C. Behymer
Tabernacle
Indianapolis
Anti- Cigarette
Loyal Legion of
Central Indiana
G. N. Eldrige
Irvington
Hall
Franklin
N. Palmer
Roy L. Brown
Liberty
Bethany Assembly
Alice Burk
Mooresville
Will Pangburn
Nelson Pangburn
Nelson Sellers
Portia Pearcy
Frane Palmer
Anderson
Doris Linton
Edna Shelhouse
Marion
North Park Church
Austin Hunter
Ae Anne Pienic
Vaan Ae Co
Endeavor Convention Buzzes at Bethany Park
A busy Bethany Park program gathers Christian Endeavorers from across Indiana. Morning prayer, a methods school, and lectures feature speakers from Martinsville Union City and Indianapolis. John Baptist, a former sultan’s chaplain, frames talks on missionary work as the day ends with reports, contests, and a chance at a $55 gold medal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Bethany Park
Bethany
C. E. Cottage
J. J. Taylor
North Vernon
A. L. Ward
Martinsville
C. E
J. L. Hill
Union City
John Baptist
America
Turkey
Austin Hunter
Indianapolis
Tarsus
Rome
Paul
B. L. Allen
Christian Endeavor
J. B. Sidener
Christian Endeavor Cottage
H. J. Hall
Franklin
Christian Endeavor Cottage Trustees
Josephine Canfield
Kate W. Bellamy
J. H. O. Smith
Valparaiso
James Small
Columbus
Sullivan
Ind
Hotel Arrivals List From City and State Names
Arrivals at the hotel today include Joseph Miller Miss Mabel Leeson Miss Jennie Clemmens Eva Holman Claudia Brown Miss Osia Beverland Mrs Augustus Garriet Miss Jeffrey Garriet Josephine Canfield Minnie Thompson Mrs H G Martin Geneva Martin Mrs M I Hop kins Susan Benson Mabel Benson C T Bedford R A Green N B Steels Mrs Luther Benson Julia Parkhurst E B Scofield Indianapolis E W Sears and wife Lexington Ky Lee Tinsley Mt Carmel Il James Small Columbus Ind Lillie and Rena Denny Elwood Mary T Harris Richmond Minnie Kerr Franklin Abbie Harris Richmond C 5 Medbury Angola Ind Rev Robert Sellers and family Greencastle
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Miller
Mabel Leeson
Jennie Clemmens
Eva Holman
Claudia Brown
Osia Beverland
Augustus Garriet
Jeffrey Garriet
Josephine Canfield
Minnie Thompson
H. G. Martin
Geneva Martin
M. I. Hopkins
Susan Benson
Mabel Benson
C. T Bedford
R. A. Green
Steels
Luther Benson
Julia Parkhurst
E. B. Scofield
Indianapolis
E. W. Sears
Lexington
Lee Tinsley
Mt. Carmel
James Small
Columbus
Ind
Lillie
Rena Denny
Elwood
Mary T. Harris
Richmond
Minnie Kerr
Franklin
Abbie Harris
C. 5
Medbury
Angola
Robert Sellers
Greencastle
Conference for Tithe Special to Indianapolis Journal
In Winona Lake from August 12 to 14 a conference for tithers will gather clergy and lay leaders. Speakers include Rev Dr Moorehead Judge J P Hobson and Rev J Wilbur Chapman. The event aims to collect statistics on tithe adoption and encourage its spread. The program also notes a lecture on Americas Responsibility in the East and a song recital, with a baseball win 3 to 1 over Columbia City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Winona Lake
Winona
Dr. Moorehead
United Presbyterian Church
J. P. Hobson
Kentucky
J. Wilbur Chapman
New York
Orient
E. F. Fenoliosa
America
East
Fenollosa
Japan
E. A. John
Adele Westfield
W. S. Sterling
Jean
Cincinnati College Ofusic
Columbia City
Island Park Assembly Hosts Sunday School Day
Portland Indiana July 29 thousands of people gathered at Island Park Assembly for Sunday school day with representation from dozens of local schools. The program featured Kaffir Boy Choir and other drawing features highlights of the Sunshine Day event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Portland
Ind
Island Park Assembly
Kaffir Boy Choir
Local Court Actions Include Timber Company Suit
Livingston T Dickason of Chicago sues W H White and Gustave A Conzman of Terre Haute in federal court alleging a timber and railroad ties venture owed $50 000 after a book review. Original capital was $10 000 with equal paid in by partners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston T. Dickason
Chicago
W. H. White
Gustave A. Conzman
Terre Haute
White
Dickason
Conzman
Local wholesale trade holds steady amid varied price shifts
Local wholesale markets show broad activity across lines with prices largely steady. Prunes strengthen on European crop issues while green produce stays abundant and firm. eggs cheese and butter show firm to higher tones. grain receipts stay large with mixed car counts and varied price movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
California
Trade Goods Price List Fragment from McCrea Agent
Fragmentary catalog with multiple prices for foods, spices, sugars, beans, syrups, and hardware. Includes items like nutmeg, Lima beans, sugar grades, brush, oils, nails, barbed wire, and leather goods with varied per unit and bulk pricing. Names McCrea agent and Law Building appear as source.
Produce Prices Return to Market with Diverse Fruits and Vegetables
A dated market listing shows varied prices for bananas, cabbage, apricots, plums, cantaloupes, celery, cucumbers, eggplant, green beans, melons, lemons, sugar, peaches, tomatoes, and pork products. Prices are quoted per crate, per bunch, per dozen, or per hundred, reflecting regional supply and seasonal demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Michigan
Tennessee
Wwe
New Suits Filed In Indiana Courts This Week
Elizabeth A Schleicher and others sue Indiana Trust Company for possession of property and damages in Superior Court Room 2. The Starr Piano Co sues Addie Morrison by note in Circuit Court. The City Bond Co sues John P Leyendecker for improvement lien in Superior Court Room 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Adolph Schleicher
Gertrudes. Hoadley
Benjamin
Frederick Schleicher
Indiana Trust Company
Adolph Schleicher Company
Adolph Schleicher, Jr
Trust Company
Elizabeth A. Schleicher
The
the Starr Piano Co
Addie Morrison
the City Bond Co
John P. Leyendecker
Superior Court
Higher Courts' Record Supreme Court Minute 1980
Appellate briefs and records listed across multiple counties including Madison Marion Vanderburgh Delware Knox Tipton Spencer Lake and Johnson. Entries reference appellant and appellee briefs appearance notices assignments of errors praecipes and notices to counties and attorneys in various cases including railways and school township matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Thomas Wright
Firman Bertrand
Madison C. C. Appellant
Mary Krise
Isaac D. Wilson
Tipton C. C
Howard County
Samuel P. Rubleys
John M. Bunting
Knox C. C
Bond
Mitchelltree School
Martin County
James K. Hall
Terence C.C
The
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Leander B. Zaring
Johnson C. C
Indiana monuments at Shiloh set for September dedication
Nicholas Ensley of Indianapolis and Thomas Wood of Franklin discussed the Shiloh battlefield commission plans with Governor Durbin for the Indiana monuments dedication likely in the second week of September. Twenty one monuments will be unveiled with Durbin and Tennessee Governor McMillin attending alongside War Department Secretary Root and other officials. The Indiana party plans rail travel to Louisville and Danville Tennessee, then boat to finish the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Ensley
Indianapolis
Thomas Wood
Franklin
Transportation Committee
Shiloh Battlefield Commission
Durbin
Indiana
Shiloh
Durbdin
McMillin
Tennessee
Root
War Department
Louisville
Danville
Tenn
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Vital Statistics
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A. Burke
Gtrl
T. L. and
L. Jenkins
Holmes
M. and & Robbins
Baar
Oldhour
Sevilla Bracken
Walter Crooke
Sue Olive Mullikin
Pat. Skervin
Nellie Crouch
Leonard Howard
Ethel Wells
Joseph Rink
Grace Milliken
Smith
Susan Jane Carney
Les Robison
Lutia Howell
Carl Klotz
South Meritian
Minnie E. Busch
Iowa
Belmont
Heart Lure
James Dean
City Hospital
Marion Kennedy
West North
Heart
Clark
Floyd M
Ida M
F. M. Clark
Rockville Road
Crown Hill
Frank J
Lebanon
Ee Diener
B. Wasi
Reedy & CO
Frank Blanchard
N. Delaware St
Bertermann Bros
Kew No. Ml Mass
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Ingalls Block
Gale and Livery
Horace Wood
Ee Peerless Foundry CO
N. Senate
Gregory & Appel
Washington St
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Laporte
the Journal
Allison CO
Alabama
F. Bt
Joe St. Yor Balie
Joseph Gardner
Kentucky Ay
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B.G., Laporte
Joseph H. Dennis
Bellefontaine
Gianapolis
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Mgr
Penn
Union Transfer and Storage Company
Ohio St
Union Tracks
Phonies
Fox
Manhattan
G. M. Merrick
F. Jacobs
Coar
Board of Trus
Central Indiania Hospital For Insane
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Metitu
Hospital Weights
Board of Trustees
Anc
Philadelphia
Reading Road
West Virginia
Western Pennsylvania
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
General Electric Company
Belt Line
Serip
Transmissouri Exchange Scrip Bureau
Transmissouri
Omaha
St. Paul
Gulf
Niagara Falls
John Brobst
Hugh Murray
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
James Anderson
Manger
Picntec
Journal Papupanes Company
H. H. ‘Evan Journal
Worman Gate
Acton Campground
Acton
Christian Endeavor Meeting
Ues
Park Notes
Winona Lake Park
Livingston Dickison
Schleicher Heirs Sue
Lawsonia B. W. McMillen
Thomas G. Harrison
Ferdinand S. Penny
Mary N. Beswick
William E. McClellan
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West Tenth Street
Fair Bank
Reginald Roberts
Mona Demerest Ostendorpf
Brazil
Coal and Coke
Blossburg
Jackson
Kanawha
Pitsburg
Raymond
Winifrede
Luhrig
Ocking Valley
Brazil Block
Greene County
Slack
Pittsburg
Connellsville
Orage
P& W
Castile
Berkley
Cabot
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Capitol
Cumberland
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Pepperell II
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Arnold LLC
Hamilton Fancy
Merrimac
Simpson
Berlin
Sige Simpson
Edwards
Slater
Genesee
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Conestoga
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Hamilton Ates
Methuen AA
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Armen
Ranei
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Crystal Dominos
F. F. McCrea
505 Law Building
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Ideal Golden
Windsor
Ridgewood
Clowes
Os Carsia
Louisiana
Tire
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Wiecage
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Appellate Court
Waka
Henry W. Lawrence
David J. Leathers
Marion S. C
John A. Pittenger
Delaware C. C. Appellee
People's State Bank
Frank X. Ruper
Spencer C. C. Appellee
Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville Railway Company
George W. Tackett
Clark C. C. Appellant
Charles Piizele
Louis
Lake
Calvin Brooks
Bates House
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C. I. Fletcher
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James E. Tillinghast
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State of Indiana
Office of Auditor of State
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