Vital Statistics June 15 Entries From Crowded City Records
A long list of names and addresses appears to record vital statistics dated June 15. It includes numerous individuals with residences across Lexington Avenue West Ken, Fletcher Avenue, Udell Street, Capitol Avenue, South East Street, Spruce Street, Brookside, Holbrook Street, Brookside, and other local streets. The entries mix names with ages and health notes such as cancer, consumption, pneumonitis, rectal disease, and brain injuries reported in city hospital or public records. The fragmentary OCR shows many errors but preserves the core names and places alongside listed ailments and ages, indicating a routine public notice of births, deaths, marriages, or medical conditions.
Monument listings and funeral ads in Indiana paper
A mix of business notices and classified items includes funeral directors with contact numbers, obituaries, lost items, for sale announcements, rental listings, and a notice of appointment for an estate executor. The compact page lists firms such as TUTEWILER & SON, JOHNSON Hassle & GEORGE, BLANCHARD, and FLANNER & BUCHANAN among others with addresses and phones, plus a request for bids from the State Normal School and an executor appointment for June Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeas Tutewiler & Son
W. Market St. Tel
Johnson, Hassle & George
Massashusetts Av
A. Blanchard
Delaware St
Adams
Jeger
N. Jil
Ouo
Marion
Indiana
John Ward
Eteter
Marion County
George C. Weaster
Journal Business Director Florists Bettermann Bros New No MI Maas
Classified notices advertise various services and businesses including a patent attorney, a livery stable, a foundry repair shop, and a real estate firm. Listings mention a 73 acre land sale near an electric line and a broker named H. P. Stuart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertermann Bros
New No
MI Maas
Del
Seeny 5 & I
Horace Wood
Circle
Peerless Foundry
Maryland
American, Real Estate and Ynvestment Company
Wii- Law
H. P. Stuart
Wanted Help and Employment Ads Across Industries
Classifieds invite readers to apply for jobs at Indiana Trust Co real estate and insurance firms, a Jenney Electric plant night watchman, mining partners, machinists and pattern makers at National Metal Trades Association, and Army recruit postings. Incentives include steady work, high wages, and Marine Corps enlistment with officer promotion prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Journal
Jenney Electric Cos
Wwed
Howland
Ind
C. H
Wanioi
National Metal Trades Association
Union Trust Building
Cincinnati
United States
North Alinets Sr
Indianapolis
United States Marine Corps
Naval Service
Cuba
Porto Io
Manila
Guam
Opi
U. S. Maine
Cc Corps
Sentinel
Illinois
Wanted ad blaze in midwest business pages
A collage of classified recruitment and financial notices from an Indiana newspaper page. Widespread ads seek salesmen for Iowa Nebraska and Indiana markets with salaries and commissions, plum outfits, or high pay. Additional listings promote storage services, real estate loans, furnace and metal work, plus a cheap weekly subscription offer.
County Board of Review Clears Corporations at Session
The County Board of Review completed its session yesterday approving certain corporations. Details on the specific corporations and the outcomes of each review were not fully disclosed in the available text.
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County Board of Review
City Dispensary Hauls Woman Injured by Auto
Ambulance run under Dr Sheek responds to Twenty first and Illinois streets where Charity Douglass, an aged colored woman, lies seriously hurt after being struck by a motor vehicle. She is taken to her home at 638 North Blackford Street for care.
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City Dispensary Ambulance
Sheek
Twenty-second
Lilinois Streets
Charity Douglass
North Blackford Street
Railways Show Big Gain in Track and High Rail Output
An Interstate Commerce Commission summary of the U S railroads for the year ending June 30 1902 reports total single track mileage at 2 471 miles up 5 24 miles from the prior year with 274 1 miles including sidings and double tracks. It notes 41 228 locomotives 1 640 220 cars 189 315 employees and 676 028 592 paid in salaries. The report covers floods near St Louis wrecking portions of the Vandalia line and details rapid bridge rebuilding, losses and gains in earnings and capital structure, plus industry outlook and forthcoming conventions.
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Interstate-commerce Commission
United States
Arkansas
California
Georgia
Idaho
Iinois
Indiana
Iowa
Louisiana
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
Montana
North Dakota
Ohio
Texas
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Indian Territory
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Vandalia resumes freight to St Louis after flood disruption
The Vandalia announced yesterday afternoon that freight service to St Louis is again available after days of flood disruption. The Santa Fe opens to all points for freight and passenger traffic. W L Holton, Southern Pacific traveling passenger agent, visited the city. General Superintendent Van Winkie of the Big Four is active but not fully resumed. B and O motive power chief lists sixty five locomotives to be scrapped, illustrating the heavy costs of restoring operations. President Ramsey of the Wabash commented on rumors regarding the line.
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Missouri
Mississippi
St. Louis
East St. Louis
Willows
Tit
Union Station
H. I. Miller
Downing
Vandalia
New York Limited
New Bridge
J. F. Crawford
Hartland
Wis
Crawford
Nickel Plate
Chicago
American Association of Local Freight Agents
C. N. Newton
Toledo
B. L. Bugg
Savannah
Newton Dennison
Nagasaka
Kobe
Fred H. Tristram
The
Wabash
Pittsburg
Lake Erie
Erie
Huntington
Ind
National Association of Railway Commissioners
Portland
Charles Rivers Wilson
Grand Trunk Railway
England
Grand Trunk
Dominion of Canada
Pacific Coast
Prairie
Rocky Mountain
London
Far East
United States
Port Simpson
China
Vladivostok
Manila
Vancouver
Seattle
San Francisco
Hawaii
Australia
South Sea
Santa Fe
W. L. Holton
Southern Pacific
Cincinnati
van Winkie
Motive War
Downing and Crockett
Eral Miller
Ramsey
Revival Meetings Continue as Tent is Secured for Indefinite Use
Rev Milford Lyon kept crowds in a Prospect Street tent last night as donations flooded in to sustain ongoing evangelistic services. A larger assembly tent secured from Winona Assembly will allow continued meetings past next Sunday, with over 500 boys at yesterday’s gathering and 100 expressing intent to lead Christian lives. Tonight he speaks on a businessman's conversion from Zacchus, the Publican, and a girls’ session is planned this afternoon at 2. Women’s meeting follows Friday at 3.
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Milford Lyon
Prospect Street
Mr. Lyon
Winona Assembly
Lyon
Jesus
Zacchus
Indianapolis
Root crops and turnips in farm practice today
The article urges farmers to boost root crops like turnips beets and carrots citing European yields and the value of selective seed testing plus seed tonnage and sugar content. It notes July sowing for turnips drought recovery and methods to gauge solid matter and feeding value with experiments and specific gravity as guides.
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Philadelphia
Europe
England
United States
State Experiment Station
Boy Falls From Second Story At Emelle
Six year old Frank Jones fell from the second story of the Emelle apartment house at Senate avenue and Vermont street to the stone pavement below yesterday afternoon. He suffered a broken arm and numerous bruises and was taken home where the arm was set and medical care given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Jones
Emelle
Senate Avenue
Vermont Street
Shellac grafting and nut culture advance proposed
E H Riehl describes a method to graft nuts by sealing the graft with shellac varnish to retain moisture until union forms. He reports success with pecan, hickory, and walnut, notes variable results due to scion timing, and urges public trial in the coming spring. Ip-to-Date Farming discusses guinea fowl care and eggs, plus Missouri farmers wives to aid state prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Riehl
Genuine Gold Brick draws visitors to Taylors office
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Tay lor keeps a real gold brick on his desk as a curiosity for guests. The yellow slab weighs over 1600 dollars in pure gold and comes from mines he follows. He notes his Nome investments face long waits before any wealth is realized.
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Washington
Taylor
Evening Train Schedules and City Connections
Reader notes timetable fragments showing Saturday and Sunday departures from Indianapolis to Shelbyville Union City and New York with multiple limiteds and accommodations. Mentions Benton Harbor St Louis and Cincinnati line services with various express and accommodation trains, plus Chicago line routes and connections to Peoria Bloomington and Louisville.
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Pittsboro
East
Phil
Vincennes
Loulaville
Madison
Neerand French Lick ‘Ittebure
Columbus
Pittsboreg
New York
Philadelpha
Baltimore
Dayton
Logansport
Chicago
Martinsville Accommodatio Kichm
D. Way
Ira Richmood
Vandall
Union City
New York and
Bi Boston Limited
Knickerbocker
Benton Harbor
Kikhart
Southwestern
Lim
St. Louis Limited
Az Hante and
Mat . Louis Express
Kankakee
Iafayette
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Expresa
Cincinnati Express
Cincinnat Express
Orla
Peoria
Bloomington
Coria
Aphis Gfield
Obio
Lynn
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Laura Albright
Lexington Ave
Catherine Hegob
West
Kenbiss
Blanche Duncan
Peter Frank
Grace Enos
Fletcher Avenue
Flbert
Cora van Areal
Udell Street
Laura Montgomery
Jefferson Oscar
Jessie Finkbiner
Cornell Avenue
Alice Higgins
Harlan Street
Joe and
Mabel McColley
South Mount Street
Alice Octover
Capitol Avenue
Purda Mt. Cele
South East Street
Trea
Maud Waldkoster
Spruce Street
Charles
Minnie Stone
Hovey Street
Cynthia Crittenden
Brookside
Risa Gundrums
Holbrook Street
Musa Stewart
Peru Street
Daiey Churchman
Delaware Street
Schreiber
Mary Elf
M.eeene
Theresa Kelch
Margaret M. Hendricks
Bush
Clara Quakenbush
Bauer
Jeney Gertruse Smith
H. Ensworth
E. Smith
Barrett
Jeannette Lemen
Planders Petuis
Sarah Helen Martin
J. Kdarry
Anna Meyer
Molle L. Gordon
Ir. Flatwood
Elia N. Criss
Moore
On Staples
L. Pugh
Edith H. Osborne
En Fiancy
Alma Rhodes
Peeies
Lulu Parris
la Fever
P. Sadie Clay
M. Baker
North Templevenue
Charles W. Tucker
Walden Street
James P. Walton
Little Sisters of
Ee Wien
F. Foster
North Bel Mont Street
Pneumonis
Richard Berent
City Hospital
D. Ivey
Yandes Street
Sarah F. King
East Pratt
Edna G. A
South Pine Street
H. Patterson
University
Diener
E. Washington
M. H. Farrell
Washington St
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Nih
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Aupalmer
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Eal
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Cram
World
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Woodmen
Irving Place
Huron St
Atin
EB Fertig
John W. Ringer
Indiana Trust CO
Bells Real Estate
Fkr Insurance
Nebraska
M'Connell Segar CO
Maryland St
Lawrence Nursery Company
Lawrence
Kan
A. T. Swenson
Barton- Parker Mfg. Co
Spencer House
Kentucky
TON Feather CO
North Senate
Union Transfer and Storage Company
East Ohio St
Union Tracks
Frank Sawyer
C. F. Sayles & Co
East Market Street
Jomney
C. Williams “& Co. & Fe
Clements & Evans
Crawfordsville
Oe Gardner
Rollyn Hawking
Virginia
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Eeeee Lumber Co
Tecess Inland. Chemical Co
Island Coal Cotescence
Jordan, Arthur Co
Kahn Tailoring Co
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Keller Co. Operative
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Beens
Kinsergar
McConnell Shoe Co
McKeehoe Co
MecCoy-Howe Co
Ee Ao Lins. "Varnish Co
Levey Bros. Co
Lilly & Stalnaker
Hm BE. Laycock * Manufacturing Co
Marton Club Inney
Marie Antoinette
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McNamara-Koster Co
Eseese
le Cote
Pater
Malott
Volney T. Malott
Terre Haute & Indianapolis Railroad Company
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Stubbins Hotel
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South Capitol
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