Births and deaths in Indiana area reported in June
Vital statistics list births across multiple families with names and locations such as Frances Whitlock 12% East Tenth and Yandes Indiana. It also records deaths including Katherine Be Dune 57, Marthe Johnson Wright 27, and Georges Bauer. Legal notices and advertisements for storage, clothing, and public auctions accompany the notice as part of the newspaper page.
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Chicago
Iladelphia
eSec Ee Cneath
Mator Wee Siler
Real estate transfers logged in Marion county records
Twenty seven property transfers filed for record in Marion county Indiana during the 24 hours ending 5 pm list numerous lots and subdivisions in North and South Indianapolis, West White River tracts, and Keystone Park add. Several named buyers and estates are noted with varied monetary values. totals show 35,997 dollars in transfers and related fees for the period.
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Recorder’s
Marion County
Indiana
Marion Omy
Hirschfeld
Bik
North
Indianapolis
Blake
James Beech
Crown Hill
John Born
Augustus Shea
William F. Born
Terry & Robinesn
Wena J. Pursel
Sarah
Ray
White River
Parker
Clara L. Warmoth
Harriet E. Owings
E. B. Park Aid
South Park Land Coeey
William x. McCollum
South Park
Robert B. Jolly
Ymke Martin Koldkye
Santis Ne Furgason Ux
Emma Wise
Spann & Co
Woodlawn Boa Ociciecescensseres
Peresce
A. E. Hirsenseta
Wilson
Frank C. Wilson
A . Bec
Ste Eins Et
Lillie Eninge
L. Wet North H
B. Et
Peter J
Mionemars
Tillman
A. H. Johnson
Davis
Sugar Grove
Walter E. Cannon
Leona H. Prather
Lowe
Bart Park
EB. Lybrand
Ee Park
Edwin J. Armatrong
Ernest Phillips
Keystone Park
George O. Smith
Charisse H. Lota
Fe Hill Place
Parsons
Haughville
Stella P. McConnell
Arthur W.eept
Frederick Gompt
Louie P. Bromlein
Ostermeyer
Davidson
Charles T. Boyer
William Bosgon
John W. Brown
Charles M. Cooper
Pleasant Park
Arthur V. Brown
South
Meridian St
M. Mullaney & Leoper
Central Trust Sesmany
William W. Thrasher
Lenox Place Aid
William Rosson
Wu Tr and Savings Fond Company
James P. Drake
Light
Bellevue
Charlies T. Boyer
Tuxedo Park
Fletcher
Oak Hill
Judge H. C. Caldwell May Retire
LITTLE ROCK Arkansas June 2 It is reported that Henry C Caldwell federal judge of the Eighth Circuit will retire from the bench on June Judge Caldwell is the only surviving appointee on the bench of President Lincoln he having been appointed in 1864
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Little Rock
Ark
Henry C. Caldwell
Eighth Circuit
Caldwell
Lincoln
Heavy Month's Traffic On Belt Road Shifts Gould Lines Growth
May rail traffic at Indianapolis set records with 132,551 cars moved, 14,8 loaded, a rise over 1901 and 1900. Belt road activity eased east bound while west bound shipments surged, boosting through freight relief. A. C. Bird praised Gould lines plans and connections, noting future growth after the Sea Board line and Pittsburg extension. Directors and earnings reports followed, with stockholders in Pennsylvania lines west of Pittsburgh and Reading Company board actions discussed. Local updates include new engines, retirements, staffing shifts, and upcoming schedule changes across multiple lines.
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Indianapolis
Belt Road
A. C. Bird
Gould Lines
Missouri Pacific
Gould
Bird
Seaboard
Pittsburg
Southern Pacific
Railroads Plan Double Tracking and Big Improvements
Samuel Spencer of Southern Railway announces double tracking between Washington and Atlanta and a 925 million investment in upgrades. Grand Trunk to add library books to parlor cars with conductors as librarians. Erie reports April earnings up with expenses rising from improvements. C B Q Railroad official Josiah Bartlett dies amid relief department work. Pennsylvania lines timetable praised for on time service between New York Chicago and St Louis. Terre Haute & Logansport sees freight growth. Lake Shore and Lake Erie Western explore through service. Pullman car costs rise. private cars now costly. Cincinnati Hamilton Dayton car shop workers seek wage increases amid broader wage talks. Lackawanna reveals tiny locomotive exhibit. Bag agents prepare for uniform checks and waybills at Lake Rouseau. Pennsylvania RR responds to Western Union pole dispute in Baltimore. Judge to hear cease on June 11.
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B. R. White
Canadian Pacific
Southern Classification Committee
Rudolph
Atlantic City
W. W. Richardson
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Hocking Valley
Rogers Locomotive Works
John Payne
Grand Trunk
Montreal
Indianapolis
Terre Haute
St. Louis
H. E. Fredericks
Lake Erie & Western
Lima
Charles Colter
Union Station
Talbott
Pennsylvania Wines
Mummert
Indiana Car Service Bureau
New York Central
Manitoba
Northwest Territory
Hays
Detroit & Toledo
Grand Trunk Road
H. M. Bronson
Uptown
Cincinnati
Hamilton & Dayton
Monon
Big Four
Knickerbocker
G. L. Peck
Ralph Peters
Nhandle
M. W. Mansfield
Vincennes
San Francisco
C. C. Pierce
Merchants’ Dispatch
Samuel Spencer
Southern Railway Company
Washington
Atlanta
Philadelphia
The
Erie
Josiah Calef Bartlett
Relief Department
C. B. & Q. Railroad
Chicago
Bartlett
Harvard
South Berwick
Josiah Bartlett
New York
Terre Haute & Logansport
Pennsylvania Company
Plymouth
Baltimore & Ohio
Lapaz
Lake Shore
Weber Fields Opera
Dayton
C. H. Cory
Lackawanna Road
Lackawanna
Kingsland
Lake Rouseau
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Baltimore
Alexander J. Cassatt
Western Union Telegraph Company
Western Union
Baltimore, Washington & Philadelphia
Morris
Burglars Fire Kiln Office in McKee's Rocks
Burglars broke into the Kidd Brothers and Burgher's steel wire mill office at McKee's Rocks early today. After dynamiting the safe they set the building on fire, destroying the main frame structure and causing about 60000 dollars in losses.
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Pittsburg
Kidd Brothers & Burgher
McKee
Browning Poem Excerpt and Street Corner Joke
A newspaper card presents Robert Browning's Holy Cross Day excerpt contrasting early Christian resistance with modern prejudice. The page includes a street scene gag: a beggar with a sign reading Deaf and Dumb prompts a passerby to read aloud, highlighting charity and perception.
Woman's Fidelity Woman Divorce Cases Occupy Judges
Frank Taylor, 25, was found guilty of embezzlement in a Criminal Court trial. Judge Alford sentenced him to two to fourteen years in the Indiana Reformatory. He is linked to Ora Copenhaver, slated for execution for murder, as their sisters were married to Taylor and Copenhaver respectively. Taylor's wife testified for him after involvement with an embezzlement scheme. The case intersects with family tragedy as the Copenhaver murder looms over the community.
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Frank Taylor
Alford
Taylor
Indiana Reformatory
Ora Copenhaver
Copenhaver
Alexander Richardson
Tom Mason Hall
Richardson
St. Louis
Copenhaver Taylor
State Prison
Durbin
Three Times Divorced in Leathers Court
Judge Leathers granted a divorce to Luella Sadler on her cross complaint after James B. Sadler charged her with misconduct. Sadler failed to prove cruelty. the judge noted his filing itself suggested cruelty. A separate dispute between Ida and Edward Eaton over adultery led to no divorce as witnesses clashed and a corridor altercation erupted with police intervention.
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Leathers
Superior Court
Luella Sadler
James B. Sadler
Sadler
Eatons
Ida
Edward
Pruitt
Eaton
West v West Divorced Over Religious Obsession
In a Circuit Court action for divorce, Judge Allen heard the Wests near Broad Ripple. The wife seeks abandonment claiming her husband prayed for her constantly, causing friction. He offered to leave since she owned the property, and he waived defense. The judge adjourned for further discussion with West before ruling.
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West
Allen
Circuit Court
Verdict Swept Aside Victory for Defense in Streetcar Suit
A jury verdict of 500 dollars for Frederick Marschke against the Indianapolis Street Railway Company was set aside after defense counsel asked the court to judge the case on interrogatories. Marschke claimed damages for injuries to his wife when her car was struck while she drove. Jury had retired and submitted interrogatories with the verdict. judge sustained motion to render judgment on the interrogatories instead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Frederick Marschke
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Marschke
Compan
Southwestern Rep
Texas
Judge Fly
Baseball Decision Pending as Judge Carter Schedules Key Ruling
Judge Carter of the Superior Court announced he would decide today on the Sunday baseball injunction suit. He will rule on the demurrer filed by the baseball management to the petition for a permanent injunction. The case has been argued and briefs were in his possession for days. A separate item notes the Charles J. Kuhn Company applying to Circuit Court for a name change.
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Carter
Superior Court
Baseball Management
Charles J. Kuhn
Director Departs as Columbia Grocery Name Proposed
Kuhn ceases to be a director and sells his interest in the business. The firm seeks permission to continue under the name Columbia Grocery Company.
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Grocery Company
Divorce and alimony rulings in regional courts
In Superior Court and Circuit Court records, multiple cases show dismissals, trials by court, and verdicts. Debtor and plaintiff actions include divorces with restored maiden names, alimony and child support orders, and costs awarded. New suits include a city bond company lien and damages claim in courtrooms 2 and 1.
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Superior Court
John L. McMaster
George Stanley
Interior Hardwood Company
Vinson Carter
Dwight Fraser
Reuben Laycock
Circuit Court
Henry Clay Allen
Anna Hart
Lawrence Hart
Anna Dochler
Luana Allen
Gordon W. Allen
Pinan
Jesse M
Lowell E
Robert J. Alien
Marshall Bates
Dora Bates
Minona
Reed
Franklin Reed
Agnes Johnson
Wilber Johnson
Lida Walterman
Charles Walterman
Justina Stanton
Marvin Stanton
Justina Bond
Jah Lee
Charles Lee
Anna Griffin
George Griffin
Theda Stegner
Arthur Stegner
Taranza
NEW Siuits
City Bond Company
Bridget_Engelking et al
John C. Brill
M. E. Seibert
Higher Courts Record Supreme Court Indiana Cases
Legal summaries list numerous Indiana appellate decisions with citations 1900s era. They include affirmations dismissals and certiorari grants across Vigo Laporte Madison Clinton and Elkhart counties, covering condemnations appeals and railroad matters with brief notes on outcomes and procedural points.
Recent Legal Opinions on Railroads and Estate Law
A compilation of early legal summaries covers railroad passenger assault damages and how insulted conduct affects awards, oath beliefs under Jewish law, broker commissions in real estate, municipal liquor regulation, and a will challenge tied to spiritualism evidence, illustrating varied judicial principles.
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Old Country
Alabama
Haralson
Texas
Fry
Virginia Law Register
Qeres
Indiana electrical workers plan state convention near Morrison's Hall
A convention May form a state association of thirty Indiana locals. June 7 and 8 delegates from locals will decide on charter with the American Federation of Labor and affiliated brotherhoods. Construction workers strike continues, demand 50 cents daily raise before returning to work.
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Morrison's Hall
Indiana
American Federation of Labor
Kers
Indianapolis
Juvenile Union to Be Installed Tonight in Indianapolis
The Indianapolis Messenger Boys' Union will receive its charter from the American Federation of Labor and be installed by Organizer John Feltman in Union Block tonight. John Mitchell, president of the miners' union, plans to attend and speak. Many nonmembers are expected to be present as well. Separate events in Room 21 involve stationary firemen planning to organize city coal heavers, with Mr. Mitchell and Mr. Feltman addressing workers about joining the firemen's brotherhood.
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Indianapolis Messenger Boys’ Union
American Federation of Labor
John Feltman
John Mitchell
Miners’ Union
Central Labor Union
Fazure
Mitchell
Feltman
Schoonover
Brotherhood of Firemen
Colored waiters organize union in city hotels
Organizer John Feltman of the Central Labor Union leads a local organization of colored waiters in principal city hotels and seeks a charter from the Hotel and Restaurant Employees union. The new union has sixty members and hopes to enroll 109 more by their next meeting Monday night. The group aims to protect waiter interests through united concerted action toward employers.
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John Feltman
Central Labor Union
Shattata
Gas Service Ends Monday In Indianapolis
Indianapolis Gas Company to shut down natural gas for four thousand patrons Monday with a warning to seek other fuel. Manager Pearson said the supply would be discontinued in the forenoon and cooking will be impossible with gas that day, while directors decide on the next steps for mains and wells and potential sales to nearby towns. City officials offered no firm action as Mayor Bookwalter travels and Attorney Joss notes lack of a course of action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Gas Company
Pearson
Gas Company
Indianapolis
Delaware
Madison
Chicago
Janary
Elwood
Joss
Neal
Bookwalter
St. Louis
Bondsmen seek fair treatment in Powell case from Nevada visitor
Milton Richards of Nevada Howard county met District Attorney Kealing to discuss payment of default bonds for postmaster John G Powell. Powell was recently sentenced to imprisonment at Fort Leavenworth. Richards said bondsmen had no notice of the sentences and could have protected themselves if notified, noting Mrs Powell offered property as security.
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District Court of the United States
District of Indiana
John Titus
Indianapolis
Marion
Charles M. Zion
North
Lebanon Street
Lebanon
Boone County
Indiana
Albert Rable
Ind
Milton Richards
Nevada
Howard County
Kealing
John G. Powell
Fort Leavenworth
Rondthaler Accepts Call to Yale Church
Rev J Albert Rondthaler formerly of this city now in Chicago reports his acceptance of a call to Normal Park Presbyterian Church at Yale and Ninth streets Chicago The ratification is scheduled for June 0 the church is new and the field is broad.
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J. Albert Rondthaler
Chicago
Normal Park Presbyterian Church
Yale and
Ninth Streets
Photographers to Meet Here in August
The National Association of Photographers will gather in the city during the first week of August. About 1000 members are expected to attend the convention with officers to organize plans and discuss look preparing for events.
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National Association of Photographers
Aniza
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Yandes
Herbert
Mary Taylor
Warren
Jon A
Cox
Albert
Edna Harvey
Thirtypanoree
Maud Winkelhous
Virginia
Yuta
Josephine Pratt
North East
All
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Olive Timmerman
Northwaite
Henry W. Sin
Elizabeth Henschen
Wiscon
A . Mickley
Grace I. Robison
Ohn
Adams
Lillian M. James
Ates M. Royalty
Florence Petty
Sexton
Elizabeth Donahue
Oenen
Della M. Sigmon
Willan J. McCollum
Emma Cook
Charles Horn
Mary Noffke
Lewis J. Keck
Etta M. Knox
Karl B. Kelly
Kathryn M. Bowsher
Derem P. Sells
Charlotte Anna Deahl
Ge Im
North AL
Groyn Y
Katherine Be Dune
Northwestern
Marthe Johnson Wright
Taserta Jones
North Miss
Bauer
Mary Bauer
George Bauer
Fishers
East Morris St
Crown UN
A. Diener
H. Farrell
West Washington St
A Tutewiler & Son
Undertakers
Market St
Tel
Johnson, Hassler & George
Massachusetta Av
Old ‘Main
Blanchard
N. _ Delaware
Planner & Buchanan
North Os Bole Street
Nner
Masonic—Raper
Seat Reiante
T. Order
Henehi T. Conde
Jacob W. Smith
Cor
Vermont
Blackford Sts
Vermont St
Great Bargain
H. P. Stuart
Lake Michigan
Harbor Point
Cambridge
Care
Ne Journal
Interstate Aneeeeatee
Wind
Penn St
New
Bron. Mage-Indels. Warehouse Co
Arta
Crossland
Mgr
Penn
Union
Ohio St
Heins
John A. Cottman
George 8. Cottman
John A. Catt- Man
Sala Court
Uw. B
W. CR
Colquhoun
Omice Oe
Central Indiana
Celock
G. Smith
ME. Cin. i. O
Thomas G. Smith
Uma
St. Tel
Peerless Foundry
Maryland
En Funk
W. D. Allison CO
Capitol Av
George F. Cram
United Sgeed Con Aig
the Journal
Eweens
George H. Penfield
Engheh
United States Marine
United States
Naval Service
Jas
Cuba
Porto Rico
Manila
Guam
Roe Gette
Book Corps
Sentinel
Jesmen
Tawsekch Nursery Company
Lawrence
West Walnut St
Joseph Gardner
Kentucky
Journal Or Journal
Journal
Muncie
Pratt
California
Indiana Avenue
Paca Street
Frank Sawyer
C. F. Sayles & CO
East Market Street
Clements &Anb
Crawfordsville
M. A. Holloway
Frank Bock
Colorado
Broadway
J. B. Kennedy
East Twenty-first
E. Koepler
Minnesota
Orleans
Adele Pal
North Senate
Emmaer
North West
Ettie Ebner
South Ilinois
Gaerlem
Windsor
Margaret Grady
Becker
Roseline
Toner Macks
Wreatout
Twelfth
Missouri
H. C. Caldwell
Pennsylvania Lines
As Cassatt
James McCrea
Jseph Wood
J. J. Turner
Edward B. Taylor
John P. Green
W. H. Barnes
Charles E. Pugh
Samuel Rea
George Wood
C. Stuart Patterson
L. F. Loree
N. P. Shortridge
Wynnewood
Philadelphia & Reading Company
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Vanderbilt
Reading Company
Rome
Israel
Robert Browning
Holy Cross
Smith
Baseball Decision
Demarrer
Day
the Court Record
Higher Courts Record
Supreme Court
Jackson
State of Indiana
Vanderburg C. C
Hadley
E. & Haute R. R. Co
City of
Parke C. C
Jordan
J.—J
E. Ry. Co
Emmert
Hamilton C. C
Board of Commisioners
Cassiday
Dubois C. C
Henri
Vigo C. C
Schott
Laporte
Laporte C. C
John C. Ruby
John Hough
Randolph
C. C
Henry Joe Fink
Hugh T. Montgomery
St. Cc Appellee
American Rolling Mill Company
James H. Hallinger
C. C. Appellee
Beartz
Henley
Hall
City of Lebanon
Clinton Co. C
Robinson
C. J
Ase
Coppes
Ekhart c. C
Wabash R. R. Co
Fulton C. C
Ezra E. Roberts
Marton C. C. Epee
de Godfrey
Monroe County
Charles Aeve
Gustave Schmidt
Laporte C. Affirmed
Minerva J. Fair
Clinton C. C
Samuel D. Coppes
Union National Savings and Loan Association
Elkhart C. C
R. & M. Railroad
Wabash Company
Indiana Ni and Tor-pedo Company
Lippencott Glass Company
Madison S. C
William J. Yee
Scott K. Newcomb
Madison C. C
Testator
Fair Bank
Hicks
Maga- Guild
Boone
Itonenie
Atlantic
Supreme Court of Florida
Southern
Shackelford
Electrical Workers OF
Bor News
Messenger Boys' Charter
Juvenile Union
Bond
Dr. Rondthaler
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