Births reported for June by W. Hamlin and others
Vital Statistics lists births on June 3 from multiple couples in different city blocks. Entries include W. and Anne Hamlin with a boy, Herring and Fiackford with a boy, Johan Rugenstein and Stella Inman with a boy, Rolla Lane and Ka Pugh with a boy, and several other pairs producing boys and twins, alongside various named parents and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Hamlin
Randolph
Herring
Fiackford
Ella
Wheeler
Uwina
Eest Bratt
Johan Rugenstein
Kansas
Stella Inman
Wright
Rolla
Lulu Lane
East Washing
Ka Pugh
SM Holbrook
Satie Miley
Kenwood
Wanted Advertisements and Notices in City Directory
A dense old directory page lists U S Army recruiting ads, Marine Corps enlistment details, rental storage and financial offers, business directories, and public works bids. It includes bids for clothing depots, concrete culverts, arch bridges, and livery supplies, with notices from Marion County and other government offices.
Indiana trust Co for sale map of Indiana 1900 census
An item advertising a two sided map set from the Journal of George F. Cram featuring a corrected 1900 census map of Indiana with counties colors railroads post offices and natural features and a five color map of the world and United States. Also notices for sheet metal work furnaces and tin and galvanized iron works with agent contact details in Indianapolis and Kentucky Avenue Louisville Hawkins address and Journal department in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
George F. Cram
Elze
United States
Wgents
Journal
Tha Artment
Dianapolis
Ind
Rollyn Hawkins
Virginia
Indianapo Ind
Pennsylvania Earnings April Show Gains and Slippage
The Pennsylvania Railroad reports April earnings up sharply with gross increases and higher expenses, while four months to April show a net decline. Western lines also rise in April with modest net gains, and the Frisco purchase places Rock Island in control of Chicago Eastern Illinois. Eastern lines consolidation plans, and senior leadership shifts in Pennsylvania passenger departments, frame a year of major reorganizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pennsylvania Company
Mnes
Pittsburg
Erie
Rock Island
Chicago
Daniel G. Reid
William H. Moore
Directory
E. C. Senderson
A. R. Flower
Henry Seibert
Bid invites for new boiler plant at Central Indiana State Lunatic Asylum
The board of trustees invites sealed bids for a complete boiler plant installation including boilers stack britching stokers feed water heater pumps piping induced draft apparatus coat and ash handling equipment. Bids due June 25 with ten percent certified check and fifty percent performance bond. Specifications available at the board and Thomas G. Smith Cincinnati. The board may reject any bid and waive informalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Commissioners
Marion County
Indiana
Hightshoe's Place
Pike Township
John M'Grego Thomas
Spafford
John E. Mgaughey
Harry B. Smith
Board of Commissioners of
Tadlana
Bray’s Place
Washinton
the Auditor
John M'Gregor
Thomas E. Spapford
Wssoners
Pierson’s Place
Wayne Township
John M’gregor
Thomas E. Spafford
Tee E. M'Daughey
Ciqthing
Gbratseoes Bauipage Eage
Tnaersea
Ajor Apace M Quartermaster
Board of Trustees
Indianapolis
Ind
G. Ith
M. B
Cincinnati
RL. Kenneay
Central
Board of Trust
Tate Ag
Thomas G. Smith
M. Cincinnati
Rail interests deny Erie acquisition rumor
A rumor of a Gould Morrison and Rockefeller merger to acquire the Erie Railroad was vigorously denied by representatives. Several railroad executives and officials travel or attend meetings, with May passenger figures and earnings noted for Big Four and Hocking Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Railroad
Gould, Morrison and Rockefeller
Rail and railroads news from the Midwest and beyond
Railway agents, expansions, and schedules dominate the day. H L Martin resigns as Minneapolis Union Station agent to be replaced by Edwin Wisenburger of Wisconsin Central. The Cincinnati Indianapolis and Western adds gravel trains at Montezuma and three construction runs on the Springfield extension. Advances at Pittsburgh and Indianapolis lines, yard improvements at Lima and Lima to Tecumseh dispatcher move, and the Big Four push on Brightwood cars highlight a busy rail era. President Roosevelt travels Danville to Indianapolis on the Peoria and Eastern, while management changes ripple through the Erie Dispatch and Pennsylvania lines west. Decoration day traffic to justify higher limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Wood
The
Rty
Kago
Burlington & Quincy
Muc
George W. Boyd
Pennsylvania Passenger Department
Rufus M. Pyle
Boyd
W. H. McDoel
Monon
New York
Big Four
J. B. Albers
Mary R. Eicher
J. A. Graham
Fort Wayne
W. B. Leeds
Seal Rock Island & Pacific
Ot Springs
Hocking Valley
M. R. Maxwell
Lake Erie & Western
Chicago
Freight Transportation Committee
W. A. Miller
Cairo
R C. Kennedy
George B. Haynes
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
John Oliver
James Meir
Joseph Woods
Grand Rapids & Inn
H. F. Houghton
Vanderbilt
Panhandle
Columbus
Oo. L
H. L. Martin
Minneapolis
Edwin Wisenburger
Wisconsin Central
Cincinnati, Indianapolis & Western
Montezuma
Springfield
W. R. Haldane
Canadian Pacific
Detroit
G. W. Creighton
Altoona
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Peck
Peters
Indianapolis & Vincennes
Louisville
Ohio
Hamilton & Dayton
J. A. Barnard
Peoria & Eastern
Urbana
Danville
Roosevelt
Cc. P. Lamprey
Erie Dispatch
New York City
Erie
Central Passenger Association
Travelers’ Protective League
American Society of Civil Engineers
Asheville
N. C
Willian Garstang
Mechanical Department of Railways
Dig Four
Brightwood
Barney-Smith Company
Central Traffic Association
Iowa Central
Central Telegraph Operators
St. Paul
American Association of Railway Accountants
J. W. Renner
Pennsylvania Lines
A. D. Parker
Colorado Southern
T. J. Phillips
Chicago & Northwestern
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
Lima
Anderson
Walter Childers
Wabash
Childers
Kent
A. G. Wright
Pittsburg Limited
National Car Service Association
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Chicago & Alton
Car Service
Car Service Association
Qubec
Detroit Southern
Ironton
Ohio River
West Virginia
Carolinas
Seaboard
Tecumseh
Guilford Hill
Moores
Rock Island
Northwestern
Road
Omaha
Ashland
Duluth
Central Michigan
Vanderbilts
Michigan Central
New York Central
Wiseone Horace Pie Incident Page Snippet
A light comic exchange shows Mrs. Wiseone Horace confessing to swallowing a pie to Prof. Wiseone who suggests offering another pie, hinting at a humorous, domestic dialogue. The fragment captures a playful mood without broader context or events.
City to pay $14,000 over fireman back pay ruling
Judgment entered in Superior Court Room 2 on J W Taylor’s back pay suit against the city for one year off without pay amid Board of Safety economizing. The decision could prompt further claims by laid off firemen totaling about $14,000, with possible appeals to the Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Board of Safety
J. W. Taylor
Taylor
Leathers
Mr. Clifford
Judge Leathers
R. W. McBride
Supreme Court
Sunday Baseball Case Upheld Over Demurrer In Court
Superior Court Judge Carter overruled a demurrer in a suit to stop Sunday baseball by restraining order. The complaint alleges Sunday play would be a nuisance and lower real estate values, with Elmer E B Jones cited as having special damages. The case questions if game noise would affect property value and whether further trial awaits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Oran Muir
Elmer EB. Jones
Jones
North Meridian
Pennsylvania Street
Punishment of Schoolboy Trial Set by Judge Alford
Judge Alford will preside at a Saturday appeal in which Mrs. Kate Mason a Tuxedo school teacher faces a renewed jury trial over a justice of the peace fine for whipping a boy. State attorneys seek a jury amid concerns over corporal punishment and recall a prior case where the court acquitted and praised her discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alford
Criminal Court
Kate Mason
Justice of the Peace
Flowers and Fines: Ross Sentenced in Greenhouse Theft Case
Judge Alford jailed William Ross for ten days and fined him one dollar for stealing six hundred cut flowers from a greenhouse during a liquor spell. The court noted no wholesome sentiment in the act despite Ross’s clean record. Divorce suits follow with Hooker spouses, and Fisher and Gregori cases allege misconduct and disputes including alleged assault and quarrels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Henry Clay Allen
Renthan & Blackwell
S. Mortrator
Coon
James Cogill
Charles B. Clarke
Clarence P. Laycock
Albert E. Taffe
Chas Hanes
William H. Burns
Sarah C. Burns
Fremont Alford
State of Indiana
Charles Strickland
Payault
William Ross
Albert R. Gray
Charles Joseph
Superior Court
Kella Hubbard
William F. Long
James E. Robertson
Roscoe F. East
Monsuero Gregori
Vancy Gregori
Noah W. Fisher
Bertie C. Fisher
August Wacker
Louise Wacker
Charles W. Poole
Minnie Poole
Sol Meyer
Henry W. Warneg
Rebecca A. Hooker
Henry A. Hooker
Sr L. Rogers
William A. Wiley
Judge Alford
Criminal Court
Alexander Smith
Ross
Alford
Noah Fisher
Nancy Gregori
Court records from Superior Court sessions
Room 1 Judge John L. McMaster hears Bruce Stevenson et al versus Consolidated Paint and Oil Company with the plaintiff electing to take second amended complaint. Emma Hamilton versus William Ryse et al on contract with Randell defaulted. Evidence heard. finding for plaintiff $826.50 and costs. Consolidated Coal and Lime Company v John Moore et al on account. trial by court. Room 3 Judge Vinson Carter. Milton C Merrill v David J Smocket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. McMaster
Bruce Stevenson
Consolidated Paint and Oil Company
Emma Hamilton
William Ryse
Randell
Consolidated Coal and Lime Company
John Moore
Higher Courts Record Supreme Court 20044 and 20057 cases
The document lists appellate and supreme court entries from 20044 20057 19944 20093 20097 and 201M with results and notes. It includes Citizens Street R R Co v Mar vil Johnson C C affirmed. St Clair v Marquess reversed. and multiple transfers briefs and notices across various counties and courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Citizens’ Street R. R. Co
Marvil. Johnson C. C
Monks, C. J
St. Clair
Marquess
Delaware c. C
Dowling
Conner Vs. Land Company
Allen 8
A. C
Makeover
Blamkenbaker
Jasper C. C
William P. Kersey
Terre Haute
Vigo County
Terre Haute & Logansport Railroad Company
Bion L. Holmes
Clinton C. C. Appellees
Samuel M. Kerr
Perry School Township
Monroe C. C
Indiana Incorporations Light Up State Firms
Gibson County Coal Company with 15000 capital is incorporated with headquarters in Richmond and operations in Gibson County. Directors include Bird Kessler Bond Wilson and Jessup. Patriot Mercantile Company forms in Patriot with 25000 capital and eight directors led by Harris Howe North Schroder Bodey Mottler North Bunger. New Kettle Creek Coal Company files in Sullivan County with 24000 capital and directors O Brien Dixon Van Cyrus Davis. Citizens’ Light and Fuel Company to serve Washington with 10000 capital and first-year directors Loudenback Keeler Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibson County Coal Company
Secretary of State
Richmond
Gibson County
George W. Bird
Elizabeth E. Kessler
William A. Bond
Pane B. Wilson
Wilfred Jessup
Citizens of
Patriot
Ind
Patriot Mercantile Company
H. J. Harris
Silas A. Howe
A. L. North
Henry Schroder
Ernest Bodey
Eddie Mottler
Rodney K. North
Esorse Bunger
New Kettle Creek Coal Company
Sherburn
Sullivan County
William H. O’brien
Lincoln Dixon
William van Cyrus E. Davis
Washington
Concert at Bertha Ballard Home Reading
A Chicago School of Music directed concert is set for the Bertha Ballard Home this evening featuring vocal and violin solos. Performers include Dr James Stoddard Miss Florence Sender Miss Lenora Heaton and Miss Gabrielle Marie with selections Rainbows Song of the Season Because I Love You La Cragenstalne Rock of Ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago School of Music
Bertha Ballard
Hawley
James Stoddard
Cpebapen Pasesed
Sncodénaaog
Idra Faith
Florence Sender
Lenora Heaton
James Stodda
la Cragenstalne
Sceneseees
Ies
Sadak We Ougihare Donee
Gabrielle Marie
Florence Studebaker
Sepsasteassens' Sein
Florence
Freight timetable for Indianapolis transit lines 1903
Scheduled streetcar service details from the Indianapolis and Shelbyville lines, listing first and last cars, routes to Martinsville Mooresville and Shelbyville, start dates May 17 1903, and varied hours for morning, afternoon, and Sunday operations. Mentions Kentucky Avenue waiting room and intercity connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenfield
Knightstown
Georgian Streets
Meridian
Georgia Streets
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Vital Statistics
William M. Henry
Theodosia White
A. Beempens
Minta D. Bolt
Ethel Smith
Inex Snyder
G. Hogan
Hazel Crate
Willie Fruman
Frey
Inez Pearl Cummings
Ethel M. Roberts
Thomas Green
Susan Douglass Bowman
Ella Organbright
Larimore
Jessie F. Hannah
Mm. Bice
Mary Rutherford
FP. Morgan
Gertrude Wise
Christopher Moss
Alile Olay Mor L. Iakert
Jane E. Alexander
McMann
Georgia Glidden
T Hicks
Elia Db
Hadley
H. Rugenstein
Lilly
RB. Peterson
C. Haugh
Florence Alma Tucker
Itidie
Ethel Irene Watson
Kielz
Fannie Hoffman
P. Munier
Peal M. Shepard
Uatdbebsee
Sorcere
Feeb Miler
Sie Miller
Howard
South Thwaite
Miller
Wyoming
A. Diener
Entrance Crown Au
H. Farrell
West Wington St
New
Utewiten & Bon
Undertakers
Market St. Tol
Adams & Krieger
Johnson
George
Massasv
Old Main
Blanchard
N. Delaware St
Wlanner & Buchanan
North Illi- Beles Street
American Burial Vault Co
Rosoufa
W. W. Cunnington
15 &E
Lake Michigan
Harbor Point
Stephen H. Harter
Pan ‘Pelore
Inpolis Journal
Seid
Mattes
Albert B. Anderso
Sr Noble C. Butler
Tion
John R. Meuser
Pas
Dioness
Noble C. Butler
Cheek
Theodore C. Whitcomb
Bank
Indian Journal
Albert HB. Anderson
Silas Carr
Pace
Wit District of
A. D. Wor
Noble C. Hutler
Marion Circuit Court
Loven G. Leach
State of
George W. Stout
Indiana Avenue
Gale
Bertermann Bros
Mass
N. del. St
Cirele
Peerless Foundry
U. S. Army
North Ilinois
Tndianapolis
Ind. l
United States Marine Corps
Oes
Naval Service
Cuba
Porto Hico
Manila
Guam
U. S Marine Corps
Sentinel Bidg
Illinois St
Sali
ISMEN
Lawrence Asery
Lawrence, Kan
West Walnut St
Eee
Interstate Auditing CO
N. Penn
Union Transfer and Storage Company
Corner East Ohio St
Union Iaeke
Frank Sawyer
SAYLES _ & CO
East Market Street
Clements “Et Lwans
Grawfordsville
Consumers Gas Trust Co
Quartermaster’s
Philadelphia
U. S
W. C. KH. Colquhoun
Ssee Loan Panese
Fr. Masons
Shone Temple Thin St
Elmer F. Gay
W. M
T. M'Quiddy
American Real Estate and Investment Company
S. W. Car
Vermont
Blackford Sta
Vermont St
H. P. Stuart
Indiana Trust CO
Aio Real Estate
Joeph Gardner
Kentucky
Toledo
Joseph Ramsey, Jr
Wabash Railway
Gould Lines
Mr. Ramsey
Western
Maryland
West Virginia Central
Little Kanawha
Wheeling
Lake Erie
Ann Arbor
Albert Eli Marvin
ADAMS
Trustees
Prenk Gee Hardware, Paints
East Waal
Tagesrt
Charlies E. Rose
Emma J. Kattan
Orratea
Davids Davidson
Ton
Baseball Decision
Jalil
the Court Record
Vinson Carter
Milton C. Merrill
David J. Smocket
Milwaukee
Ins. Co
Todd
Black
White
Wayne C. C. Appellee
Klein Vs
Gravel Company
Gibson c. C
Wicker
Greene C. C. Appelle
Iacs
Paneen E. Wicker
Jeene C
Henry Wagner
Allen C. C. Appellant
Thomas E. Ellison
Abraham Brush
Bultdt Association of Indiana
Jackson C. Cecord
Interm
Bond
Oridl W. Conner
Andrews Land, Home and Improvement Company
Allen C. C
John Eeeigne B. Blankenbaker
Fair Bank
Ostendorf
Pavillon
TEL
Meridian ST Georne
Berge Orie
Chale Gane
Bout City Ticket Office
Clevelan
Elena
Union ‘City
Boston
Union City
N.Y
Bos
Knickerbock
Ton Express
Harbor
Louis Accommodation
Louis Southwestern
Lim, Ds
It. Louis Limited
Mattoc
Pear
P. True
Ham
Dayton
Toledo Satay Se
Rene
Decatur
Chicago Vestibule
Lake Erie & Wes
Rio
Hss
Abe
Louisvile
Vincennes Express
Madison
Bradford
Baltimore
Ianville
Phil
Xenia
Loganaport
St. Louis Limited
Magnolia Building
Corner Kentucky
South Capitol
Muncie
Alexandria
Elwood
Tipton
Anderson Muncie
S. m
Ireet
Marion
Indianapolis & Eastern Railway
Greenfield Line
Franklin Building
Rapid Transit CO
Kentucky Avenue
Kentucky Ave
Washington St
Firet
Martinsville
Mooresville
Gret
Gref
Shelbyville
Witon and
Meridian Streets
India
T&f
Eeer
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