Vital Statistics June 16 Mortality and Noted Causes
A list of deaths and ages from City Hospital and city addresses includes Mesie Harsiil forty-six, Obald sixty-three, David Asaly one, Havaliton infant, Mrs E Wilson eighty-five, William Powers forty-eight cirrhosis, Thomas Gitdewell seventy-four, Christian Mudler sixty-four cancer, Bol Witllets two, John Finyd fifteen with skull fracture. Causes include tuberculosis meningitis and tracture of skull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesie Harsiil
City Hospital
Ss Jin
Obald
South Alabama Street
Phthicis
David Asaly
North Missouri Street
Rachitt
Havaliton
Mi. Hovey Street
E . Wilson
Irvington
William J. Powers
Wisconsin Street
Thomas J. Gitdewell
Vansdes Street
Christian Mudler
Shelby
E. Witllets
West Twenty-seventh Street
John K. Finyd
Vincent's Hospital
Journal Seeks Pen and Ink Artists for Want Column
The Indianapolis Journal invites illustrations for its want column contests. Contestants may deliver drawings to the counting room or mail them, and return postage must accompany submissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Indianapolis Journal
Sunday Journal
Scranton
Indianapolis
Stevenson
Busy council session approves most measures with one defeat
Indianapolis council passes Billingsley weights and measures ordinance and several appropriations while one member votes against the milk inspection funding. The contagious disease hospital funding and other items are approved. tie up on annexation and a new anti crowding rule prompts further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Department
Warney
Wynne
Finance Committee
Berry
Moriarity
Billingsley
Reece
Indianapolis
United States
Eppert
Meridian Street
Central Avenue
Fall Creek
Board of Health
Foundation work to start on federal building next week
The foundation for the new federal building will begin next week with the stone contract awarded yesterday to H. C. Adams.
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Federal Building
H. C. Adams
Condition of Vandalia and rapid transit notes 1902
The report by Volney T. Malott shows April receipts for the Terre Haute and Indianapolis Railroad at 994 220.70 with cash on hand 256 809.63 and total balance 1 351 201.01. Prior-business settlements total 854 160.02 receipts and 1 805 311.28 disbursements. Operating profit and losses are detailed alongside new fast-train services by Vanderbilt and Pennsylvania lines and the Twentieth Century Limited. kissing ban at Jersey City station is ordered. emigration congress for Southern Pacific set for June in Galveston with agents from multiple states. New York tunnel access for Pennsylvania and Long Island railroads approved with annual city payments.
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Volney T. Malott
Terre Haute & Indianapolis Railroad Company
United States
C.scees
Vanderbilt
Pennsylvania
Big Four
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Indianapolis
Pittsburg
New York
Chicago
Lake Shore
Pennsylvania Road
Jersey City
New York Central
H. J. Rhein
Lake Erie & Western Railroad
George H. Daniels
Hudson River Railroad
Grand Central Station
Trin
Lake Shore Roads
P. A. Abercrombie
Abercrombie
Thessenger Department of Lines
Itsburg
Kissing
Alleghenies
George
Land and Emigration Agents
Southern Pacific Railway
Galveston
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Iowa
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Missouri
Ilinois
Centralia
Chicago & Eastern Illnois
Louisville & Nashville
New Orleans
Southern Pacific
Kansas
Southern Iowa
Santa Fe
Rock Island
Kansas & Texas
Friscoines
G. M. McKinney
Harriman
Lathrop
St. Louis
F. B. Morse
Atlantic
Southern Pacific Company
Rapid Transit Committee of
Long Island
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Rail and railway news across the Midwest region
Industry notes report executives and agents from Chicago and Indianapolis visiting cities. new excursions planned. dining and lounge car service expands. fast trains introduced by Erie and Pennsylvania. stock speculation linked to Illinois Central and St Louis Southwestern. offices moving to Tipton. railway training seeks educated firemen with high school or higher education preferred.
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Harry Crawford
Chicago & Southeastern
Warren J. Lynch
Big Four
Indianapolis
P. McCarty
Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern
Frank A. Gross
Lackawanna Lines
Buffalo
A. W. Hewitt
New York
Remington Typewriter Company
George Frey
Minneapolis
California
Lake Erie & Western
Michigan City
R. P. Algeo
Cincinnati
Hamilton & Dayton
Monon
D. G. Edwards
W. W. Richardson
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Ford
Chicago, Indiana & Eastern
Muncie
Chicago
New York Central
William Garstang
W. C. Arp
Vandalia
Miller
Panhandle
Saratoga
Thomas Dill
Erie
Akron
Sharon
Dill
St. Louis
Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Rock Island Lines
St. Paul
Michigan Central
Lake Shore
Fort Wayne
Chicago & Eastern Illinois
Illinois Central
St. Louis Southwestern
Porter Syndicate
George Dyer
W. J. Davis
Tipton
E. Hogan
Washington
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
Trainatchers’ Association
Train Dispatchers’ Association
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railway
Forest Clarifies Health Board Support for Governor Durbin
Dr J H Forest, president of the State Board of Health, asserts no controversy with Governor Durbin over smallpox efforts. He notes Durbin’s strong aid and letters prompting county funds, and says any misunderstanding is unfounded and political hostility is absent. He adds that deputies could be used to ensure necessary work if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Forest
State Board of Health
Durbin
Forest
The Old Home and the Love That Transcends
A busy city trader longs for a country dreamed scene as hay carts drift by. He recalls a mother figure who taught a child love, a heavenly feeling returns while the street’s din fades. The piece closes with Charles Frente Saunders in Harper’s Magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Frente Saunders
Harper's Maga
Steam Road in the Fight Over Freight Privileges
Indianapolis officials and interurban representatives meet tomorrow to discuss terminal freight depots and street-track freight limits. Pennsylvania Railroad may file a renewed request to run freight cars over Indianapolis Street Railway lines to its freight depot, aiming to cut drayage costs. The advisory conference could shape a unified terminal system with shared facilities and leases, ending major interurban disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Works
Indianapolis
George F. McCulloch
Union Traction Company
C. W. McGuire
Pennsylvania Railroad
Taggart
Pennsylvania Company
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Pennsylvania
Charles Finley Smith
Martinsville
Plainfield
Lieber
Greenfield
Greenwood
Indianapolistreet Railway Company
Union Railway Company
Union Company
Belt Railroad
Board of Works
Board of Works Routine Improves City Streets
North street south side from Senate to Missouri completes cement walks. Petitions filed for cement walks and brick sidewalks on South Pennsylvania at 517 to 523. Resolutions adopted for Wilmont, Tenth, Norwood, St Clair streets. Primary rolls approve openings of Sheldon and St Paul streets across Union Railroad tracks.
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North Street
Senate Avenue
Missouri Street
Michigan Street
East Street
Noble Street
Washington Street
Alabama Street
Union Railroad
Hiawatha Street
Sherman Drive
Pennsylvania Street
Wilmont Street
Ohio Street
New York Street
Tenth Street
Rural
Olney Street
Norwood Street
Meridian Street
Russell Avenue
St. Clair Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Sheldon Street
St. Paul Street
Cooper's
Electric fountain debuts at Fairview Park amid crowd pull
A large crowd attended at Fairview Park to see the La Rose electric fountain display. The revolving pedestal shows the magic skirt dances and poses plastique with multicolored lights, foam, and water effects. Fireworks end the show as the Indianapolis Military Band plays before each 6:50 and 9:45 pm show for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview Park
Indianapolis
Recital Tonight by Springsteen Mills and Waiters
Miss Helen Springsteen with Miss Clara Mills and Mr. Arthur W. Waiters, pupils of Mr. John L. Geiger, give a song recital at Schell Schmidt's studio 482 East Ohio Street tonight at 8 15 o'clock. Admission by invitation. Program includes works by Chaminade Massenet Nevin Tosti Brodsky Dell Acqua and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Springsteen
Clara Mills
Arthur W. Waiters
John L. Geiger
Schellschmidt
East
Ohio Street
C. Chaminade
Conseils A
Nina
J. Massenet
Walters
F. P. Tosti
Good Trade News With Strong Markets Across Sectors
Trade Monday in mid-June shows steady to strong prices in poultry and eggs, dry goods, hardware, and groceries. Cereal and seed markets hold firm while corn and oats fluctuate. wagon market prices rise with several loads sold at 70 cents per bushel, and a broad list of staples from canneries to linseed oil and butter remain in demand.
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Vital Statistics
Will and
Anna Kost
East Tenth Street
Milam
Emma Malcoil
South East Street
Qick
Ernest and
Fina Miers
Patterson Street
Elmer
Gertrude Gritton
West Markett Street
Ernest
Aenea Goble
Germania Avenue
Wirt
Sheriks
Lillie Covert
Germania Svebc
Fenry
Ernestina Jui
Bates Street
Clara Braun
Woodlawn Avenue
Walter A. Rover
Laura Barney Nash
Simcoe
Verunes
Koza P. Meyers
Mary O'Connor
Wiliam R. Terry
Kate Almond
Chris A. Haller
Hattie G. Martin
Joseph Kramer
Mary Theresa Leechie
Perumby Tel
Diener
Crown Hill
ITE
Indiana Marble
Grank del
St. Old Tel
NERAL
Flanner & Buchanan
C. E. Kreglo
N. Delaw St
Adams & Krieger
Iler
Skera
W. Market St. Tel
Miscellaneou
Hammond Fypewriter Co
Kent
Feor, Gregory & Appel
Excelit Service
BSR
Seguin
Pimere
United Pewriters and Supplies Co
Monument Place
Joseph Gardner
Kentucky
Indianapolis Wrecking CO
Corneil Ay
Telephone
PEN and Ink Artists
Bristol Board
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Board of Commissioners of Marion Aay
Lick Creek
Harding Street
Perry Township
the Auditor of
Marten County
John M'Gregor
Thomas ER. Spaffor
John E. Mgraughey
Marion County
Harry B. Smith
Board of Commissioners of
Marion
Will
IMG
Pleasant Run
Warren Township
John M Gregor
Thomas E Spafford
Ioin
EB Mgaughey
Harry & Smith
Board of Commissioners
Pogue's Run
Warren Townebty
Auttter
Marien County
Thomas E. Spafford
Allert
Indianapolis Cabinet Company
Sarion County Superior
Woolkekom
Bse Company
North Penneytreet
Indiansrolls
North Ponoslvania Street
Frank Blanchard
Delaware St
Tel
House & Mathew
Opticians
Massachusetts
Sereo Seer Florists
Bertermann Bros
N. del. St
Thompson R. Bell
Ingalls Block
Horace Wood
Aa Foundry CO
Meek St
Per Pees
Journal
Bourbisk Semce and Roofing CO
Loulatte
U. S. Arn
North Illinois St
Ind
Jesse
Boxei
C. F. Sayles & CO
East Market Street
Majestic Building
Quong Lee & CO
North
C. N. Williams & CO
Si BE
Market St Financial
Brocks
Oliver H. Carson
Stevenson Building
Union Transfer and Storage Company
East Ohio St
Union Tracks
Mr. Billingsley
Sourbier
Committee On Public Safety and Comfort
Wynne K Brown
K. Davis
Mainland Manufacturing Company
Twenty-fifth Street
Lake Erie
Bruenig
Federal Heatding Foundation
Malott
Eastern
Penn
Sylvania
T. H&p. Harroad
T. H. & L Railroad Company
Forest Emphatic
Ring-House
Steam Road
Faircisnes Park
Miss Mills
Fair Bank
Weber
Ilino
Avondale
Rissel’s
26Th Street
Cal Avenue
August C. Tamm
Mgr
Timothy
Hay
Brazil
Coal and Coke
Blossburg
Jackson
Kanawha
Raymond
Winifrede
Lubrig
Hocking Valley
Greene County
Slack
West Virginia
Connellsville
Eic
Morice
P. Ae W
Ae Oil
Bergamot
Androsroggin LL. Tye
Berkley
S&c
Cabot
Capitol
Cumberland
Dwight Anchor
Farwell
Indian Head
Sac
Pepperell R
Pepperell
An- Groscoggoin
Allen
Allen TR
Allen Robes
American Indigo
Armold LLC
Cocheco Fancy
Simpson
Sim
Berlin
Ereye
Edwards
Ae Bc
Slater
Genesee, Paickings
Amonkeas
Wye
Cordia
Lancaster
Bates
Bec
Tol du Nord
E. Grain
Amoskeag
Harmony
Stark
Ilfe
Java
City
Artosa
Lion
S.dhe
Jersey
Illworth
Gates
Ridgewood
Ines
iSc
Cassia
Louisiana
Mawic
Carolina
Iron and Steel
Messina
Bermuda
Texas
Doe
Tye
Paris
D. H. Baldwin & CO
Union Painless Dentists Corner Market
Circia
Monument
Body & CO
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