Vital Statistics and Local Business Ads Collage
A collage of local notices including vital statistics June 12 elevator repairs and service listings. Entries note Reedys Co phone numbers 3179 and 1327a, funeral directors Frank Blanchard N Delaware, Rouse and Mayhew Massachusetts Ave, florist ads, storage by Union Transfer and Storage at East Ohio and Union, and a Persan Manufacturing Co drug mail offer percolating in the Sunday Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reedy 6 Co
Repaire and Res. CO
Frank Blanchard
N. Delaware
Rouse & Mayhew
Massachusetts
Pen and Ink Artists Seek Illustration for Want Column
The Journal invites suitable pen and ink artists to submit illustrations or cartoons to accompany the want column. Contestants may deliver drawings in person or mail them to the counting room at the Indianapolis Journal.
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ADJ
Counting Room
Indianapolis
Trunk Line Troubles and Through Passenger Rates
Rail news reports reduced through fares between Pittsburg and Boston by Vanderbilt lines upsetting Baltimore & Ohio and Pennsylvania. Big Four plans line improvements Indianapolis to Cincinnati with new grades Greensburg to Lawrenceburg. Missouri Pacific buys Cypress shops for 400000 dollars. Various track elevation, convention, and personnel moves noted along with coal traffic and ship line agreements.
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Pennsylvania
Baltimore & Ohio
Erie
Vanderbilt Lines
Pittsburg
Boston
Lake Erie
Lake Shore
New York Central
Boston & Albany
New York Dispatch
Vanderbilts
New York
Buffalo
New Haven
Maryland
Philadelphia
Long Island Sound
Duquesne Limited
Pittsboro
New Castle
Missouri Pacific
Cypress
Sedalia
Osgawatomie
Malott
Northern Michigan
Chicago & Eastern Illinois
Chicago, Burlington & Incy
Nebraska
Kansas
Western Immigrant Bureau
New England
St. Louis Transit Company
Chicago
Saratoga
J. J. Hennessey
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
A. H. Hanson
Illinois Central
John A. Scott
Indianapolis
Benton Harbor
Connecticut
Hartford
Lake Erie & Western Management
Fort Wayne
Cincinnati & Louisville
Lehigh Valley
FE. B. Sheffer
East Germantown
Ind
Panhandle
Texas
Oklahoma
Montana
Dakotas
Burlington
Union Pacific
Elkhorn
Samuel Higgins
Union Pacific System
W. R. McKeen
Wyoming
Mr. McKeen
Terre Haute
Higgins
Wabash Railroad
Pacific
Panama
Record-breaking trains promise fast Washington St Louis run
Beginning Sunday the Pennsylvania and Vandalia will run record-breaking trains between Washington and St Louis. West-bound departures at 2 45 a m reach St Louis at 1 15 a m in 23% hours, with an eastbound train from St Louis also offered. The service, fastest between the two cities, links to fast trains on the Pennsylvania main line and through Indianapolis. It anticipates future integration with Southern Railway and Louisville & Nashville routes to erase the Ohio river as a dividing line. Cincinnati Hamilton Indianapolis stockholders elected nine directors and voted 21 982 shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Washington
St. Louis
Capital
Southern Railway
Louisville & Nashville
Monon
Chicago
Cincinnati
Hamilton & Dayton
Indianapolis
Ohio River
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Indianapolis Road
C. G. Waldo
E. Jacoby
John 8. Lazarus
R. J. Fish
W. C. Shoemaker
George R. Balch
George W. Lishawa
R. B. Turner
J. T. Culwees Thane
Harding
Missouri Pacific
New York
Charles E. Pugh
Samuel Rea
Europe
Andrew A. Elliott
Ohio
Panhandle
Steubenville
South Street
Snee
Mexican Central
Boston
Nickelplate
Calumet River
Hammond
Pennsylvania Company
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Chicago & Northwestern
Union Pacific
Isaac Kling
Louisville
Pittsburg
Lake Erie
Railroads Wage Trends and Key Executives Move
The week’s rail stats show Big Four earnings at 59998.69 while Peoria & Eastern earned 44985.76 with declines from prior periods. Notable notes report May freight totals for Illinois Central, wage hikes for Northern Pacific workers, executives Harding and Rea traveling, Dr. Elliott’s death, and major rail infrastructure updates from Nickel Plate, Pennsylvania, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Four
Peoria & Eastern
TYPEWRITERS FOR SALE AND VETERINARY SURGEON LISTING
TYPEWRITERS FOR SALE The Fox Manhattan and other leading makes for sale or rent at anti-trust brokers G. M. Merrick General Agent 1 E Washington Indianapolis Also VETERINARY SURGEON F Jacobs lameness specialty 120 B St Clair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox
Manhattan
Ieee
G. M. Merrick
Washington
Indianapolis
F. Jacobs
B. St. Clair
Labor leaders press for contract labor overhaul at prisons
At the Republican state convention Governor Durbin discussed inviting labor leaders to suggest changes to the contract labor system at Michigan City Prison and Jeffersonville Reformatory. The next Legislature may be asked to modify the system. Edgar A. Perkins and others attended a three hour meeting. Secretary Butler urged caution, noting no safe experiment without practical results. Contracts expire Oct 1, 194, and future policy depends on forthcoming proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durbin
Michigan City
Jeffersonville Reformatory
Edgar A. Perkins
State Federation of Labor
McAbee
McCormack
Amos W. Butler
Board of State Charities
Mee
Butler
Grand Jury Frees Suspects In Three High-Profile Cases
The Marion county grand jury released defendants Chin Hee Hortense Abromet and Julius Herman with lack of evidence. Herman and wife plan separation with move to Virginia and Iowa, while Abromet faces housing troubles and potential relocation. Eighteen indictments were returned, eight made public, including Eli Hiatt for criminal assault and Lizzie Bennett for grand larceny. Alfred Moore sentenced to Indiana Reformatory for one to three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County Grand Jury
Alford
Criminal Court
Chin Hee
Doc Lung
Hortense
Delaware Street
E. Lung
Hortense Abromet
Hermans
Herman
Virginia
Davenport
North
Illinois Street
Abromets
Beneretny
Lizzie Bennett
Lizzie Bybee
Eli Hiatt
Sadie Jordan
South Side
Earl Price
Robert Petrie
Charles Goss
George Allison
Louis Lyons
Jessie Price
Mary Hagins
Lillie Bennett
Eliza Dickson
Hattie Ballard
Alfred Moore
Moore
Indiana Reformatory
Two Wives Ask Divorce After Cruel Treatment
Laura A Sparks sues for divorce from John W Sparks alleging 1889 marriage and repeated drunken cruelty. She seeks custody of four children and $159 yearly maintenance with an injunction to prevent harm or removal of the children. Cora Bell Mitchell also sues Charles Oscar Mitchell for divorce citing repeated intoxicated arrivals and separations. Frank Stewart murder case goes to jury with circumstantial evidence and contested alibi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura A. Sparks
John W. Sparks
Sparks
Cora Bell Mitchell
Charles Oscar Mitchell
Frank Stewart
Wilson Haynes
Coatesville
Benedict
Adams and McCormack
Hendricks County
Brill
Stewart
Haynes
Hampton
Murer
Judgment Against Gus Rahke in Brewery Case
The Jung Brewing Company received a 1500 judgment in Judge McMaster's court against Gus Rahke who assumed the debt of the Thomas Jay resort Over the Rhine on White River but disposed of his interest as police raided and did not settle with the brewery. Levi Brown of Danville dismissed his suit against the Business Men's Driving Club for a receiver after receiving 53.2 to settle a claim he held against the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jung Brewing Company
Gus Rahke
McMaster
Rahke
Thomas Jay
Levi Brown
Danville
Business Men's Driving Club
Court records summarize several dismissals and judgments in circuit and superior courts
In Room 1 Judge McMaster hears cases including Bertha Ott vs C M Headen with plaintiff dismissing and judgment against plaintiff for coats. H A Holtzman vs C M Clark appeal dismissed at cost. Armilda Tyner vs Franklin Tyner dismissal with costs. Aetna Saving and Loan vs Elizabeth Crossen dismissed by plaintiff with costs. George S Kern vs Amara Marcy appeal dismissed for want of prosecution. Daisy Branan vs John Branan divorce dismissed for want of prosecution. Jung Frewing Co vs Thomas Jay et al. judgment against defendant for 1545 dollars and costs. Henry Coburn Lumber Co vs Edward Claypool judgment against plaintiff for costs. Room 4 Judge Vinson Carter: Marion Bond Co trustee vs Frederick Schmidt et al lien dismissed at plaintiff’s cost. Marion Bond Co trustee vs Harry Temperly et al lien dismissed at Mattie Dunn. Bartholomew Cahill vs William Hicks et al bond finding and judgment against defendant for 18 dollars and costs. Circuit Court Judge Henry Clay Allen. Rs Re Re Re 9
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. McMaster
Bertha C. Ott
C. M. Headen
Stout
Justice of the Peace Court
Coats
H. A. Holtzman
C. M. Clark
Pentecost
Armilda Tyner
Franklin B. Tyner
Aetna Saving and Loan Association
Elizabeth Crossen
George
Kern
Amara Marcy
Smock Justice of the Peace Court
Daisy Branan
John Branan
The
Jung Frewing Company
Thomas Jay
Henry Coburn Lumber Company
Edward F. Claypool
Vinson Carter
Marion Bond Company
Frederick Schmidt
Harry H. Temperly
Mattie Dunn
Edward Dunn
Bartholomew Cahill
William H. Hicks
Circuit Court
Henry Clay Allen
Foreclosures and filings dominate court docket lists
Court entries reveal multiple foreclosures, liens, and dismissals. Including Henry Maag lawsuits against E A Patock and A E Robertson, with payments and attorney fees found due. Nancy C Irwin versus Camden A Johnson dismissed. new suits filed by Mitchell, Sparks, Rosebaum, Grove et al in Superior Court rooms 1–3.
Higher Courts Record Appellate Court Appeals
Appellate briefs listed include Southern Indiana Railway Company versus John R. Davis with a reply brief noted as (5) and Thomas Wool minor against the Republic Iron and Steel Company with a reply brief (8). Adds docket-like references 4340 and 4328 and mentions Delaware Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Indiana Railway Company
John R. Davis
Martin C. C. Appellant
Thomas Wool. Minor
the_Republic Iron and Steel Company
Delaware
C. C
New Indiana Firms Form With Local Offices Listed
Several Indiana concerns incorporated. Centerville Condensed Milk and Creamery Company, with offices in Indianapolis and local sites in Centerville Webster Fountain City and Williamsburg, capital stock 950,000. Knox County Home Telephone Company to operate exchanges in Vincennes Monroe City Brucell New Oaktown, stock 1,235,000 with directors Réiter Vollmer Yoder Shingard Morrison and Gardner. Crown Chemical Company Indianapolis formed to manufacture chemical compounds, capital 75,000, directors Garriott Atsip Worth and co. United States Specialty Company Marion organized to make novel ties, capital 20,000 with directors Hiatt Hodson Bedell. Monroe County Telephone Company Smithville capital 5,000 directors McCormick McCormick Woodward Lee. Weis & Lesh Manufacturing Company notified secretary of state of 50,000 in preferred stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centerville Condensed Milk and Creamery Company
Indianapolis
Edward M. Churchman
John L. Gallatin
W. 8. Commons
Centerville
Webster
Fountain City
Williamsburg
Knox County Home Telephone Company
Vincennes
Monroe City
Bruceville
Bicknell and
Oaktown
Gerard Réiter
W. H. Vollmer
D. A. Yoder
J. F. Shingard
W. W. Morrison
I. E. Gardner
Crown Chemical Company
A. F. Garriott
J. N. Atsip
Charles F. Worth
Lyman H. Co
United States Specialty Company
Marion
Charles M. Hiatt
W. D. Hodson
Thomas H. Bedell
Monroe County Telephone Company
Smithville
A. F. McCormick
Ann McCormick
F. P. Woodward
H. A. Lee
Weis & Lesh Manufacturing Company
Secretary of State
Great Silverton Trio Tops Wallace Show in New Act
The Silverton Trio, a celebrated aerial wire act, appears with the Wallace show for the first American season. Their onstage cake walk on a high wire captivates crowds with precision and daring. Performances are scheduled for Monday, June 16, with both afternoon and evening showings.
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Wallace
Silverton
America
Europe
Believe What You Can. A Reader's View on Miracles and Christ
F.SLE Fairland Indiana argues that belief in God and miracles is a necessity of thought, contrasting divine omnipotence with naturalism. He claims the doctrine of Jesus divine birth underpins Christianity as the era's greatest moral force, asserting truth versus belief in divine origin and urging faith as rational in the June 9 letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Pearson
God
Jesus Christ
Jesus
F. Sle
Fairland
Ind
Local Produce Markets Show Mixed Summer Tone
The market notes a general dullness with summer heat, yet steady to firm demand for butter and poultry. Potatoes and strawberries fall short while tomatoes decline, greens rise, and corn and wheat prices move wider. wagon markets show varied prices, with detailed quotes for grain, hay, and assorted produce and meats.
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Timothy
Rye
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Vital Statistics
M. Gude
East Morris Street
L. Hampton
Furguson
Cordelia van Waiters
Jeen Johnson
Daisy Watt
E Lockwood
Vada N. Jackson
Simon Smith
Mary Birch
Jen Howe
Felice Methan
Otto Heidenreich
Mary Albertson
Hanies G. Sorters
Lillian Kelley
Cassius W. Craig
Mary C. Gorham
Green Crawford
Virginia Quinn
Wueyan Fanpie
Phillips
H. Piet
Ida Ba
Zepin Grove
Ashland Avewon
Tania
North East Street
South
Alabama Street
Tra China
Bright Street
NTS
A. Diener
M. H. Farrell
West
Washington Street
Flanner & B Buchanan
M. M. Mie Pees
Delaware St. Serene
R & Son A Undertakers
Bertermann Bros
New
Manas
N. del
St. Tel
Thompson R. Bell
Ingalls Block
Horace Wood
Circle
Peerless Foundry CO
Meek St
Wall Papers
HK Cc
Dain
Gregory & Appel
Ari Ne
United Firewriten and Supplies CO
Monroe, i
Delaware St
Wabash Cabinet CO
Ion Hotel
Emma Edwards
Sunday Journal
Union Transfer and Storage Company
Ohio St
Union 5
Indiana
Sixteenth
Illnois
Joseph Gardner
Entucky Ave
Napolis Wrecking CO
Cornell Hone
Persian Manuacturing CO
PEN and Ink Artists
Antist
Bristol Board
India
Journal
C. F. Sayles CO
East Market Street
Spank & CO
Greensburg
Lawrenceburg
Ingalls
Hadley Baldwin
Neer
R. H. Simpson
Michigan
Shelbyville
Contract Labor System
Miles
Gracies Center Day
Carrie Nation
Andrae
Maine
W. D. Nesbit
Baltimore
J. Herman
Miss Abromet
Driving Club
the Court Record
Superior Court
Ted
Atuxange
Nancy C. Irwin
Camden A. Johnson
Fred Poland Et al
Francis M. Partrish
Henry Maag
William Enfield
E. A. Patock
A. E. Robertson
Mary A. Renihan
L. H. von Martin
E. C. Dunmeyer
Anna J. Busking
William Busking
George Stewart
Fanny Stewart
David S. Gooding
Rose A. Richards
Mae Rosebaum
Hattie Simons
Daniel J. Grove
James M. Newby
Appellate Court
Inates
Great Silverton Trio
Fea
Amusem
ENTS
Pairbank
Webers
Lillness-street
Wagon Market
California
Coal and Coke
Connellsville
Genuine
Andrescogsin
Pac
Cabot
Tee
Tige
Pas
Fend
Dwight
Ell
Fitchvilin
Androscognin
Atlantic A
Constitution
Great Falls
E. Ic
Allen Americas Indigo
C. L Fletcher
Pennsylvania Street
Meridian Street
Ola
Arnold LLC
Cocheco Fancy
Hamilton Fancy
Merrimac
Bimpeen
Bincke
Edwards
Warren
Reeser Ony
Stark
Groc
Euane
Lion
Jersey
sDutch
Dillworth’s
Gates
Ridgewood
Hidgewood
Cassia
Louisiana
Carolina
Seaham
Irona Steel
Tire
Ani
Saint Ne
Olls
Sise
Florida
Cbs
State
Toledo
GasCo
Majestic
Atkins
Barry
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