Births in June Listed at Various Addresses
Vital Statistics reports births announced June 17. Entries include Charles and May Beckman of 100 Marion Avenue. Ernest and Jessie Mure of 8 East Georgia. Edward McGuire and Laura Mabel and Margaret B. McAllister. Myron C. Smoc. Crane. Samuel Bates Grubbs and Eve Noble. Ray A. Gifford and Anna F. Walter. Foullis and Anna Victor Seaseeension. John Kirk and Bertha E. Johnson. Hick and Mabel Pearson. Charles Bland and Orpha Cartwright. James and Grace Hardee. Gabriel Cook and Elizabeth Robinus. George Hauser. Timms. Joseph H. Bradford and Elizabeth Hurst. Samuel K. Smithy and Katherine Lynch. Charles F. Kord and Christina W. Marshall. Bioford and Elma E. Newson. Fred Cravens and Eva M. Hosea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward McGuire
Laura Mabel
Margaret B. McAllister
Mta
Bessie Anthony
Myron C. Smoc Crane
Samuel Bates Grubbs
Eve Noble
Ray A. Gifford
Anna F. Walter Foullis
Anna Victor
Katherine Lynch
Charles F. Kord
Christina W. Marshall D. Bioford
Elma E. Newson
Fred Cravens
Eva M. Hosea
Aurora Tea Store Ad and Rent Notice
AT DAY'S AURORA TEA STORE OFFERS groceries and soaps with daily prices and delivery by telephone orders. FOR RENT a 2 story brick space 20 by 12 facing W Court corner alley suitable for small manufacture or storage with long lease. The Sing Mpg Co, 126 W Washington.
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Washington St
Statehouse
Main &G
Ise
Rie
W. Court
the Sing Mpg. CO
W. Washington
Indianapolis
Shelbyville
Washington
Meridianscsants
Bhelbeville
Huder's Drug Store
Washt
Pennsylvania
Eet
Stubbine
Indianapolis Employment and Recruiting Ads and Notices
Directory notes openings in patent law, mechanical work, livery stables, foundry repairs, and a Marine Corps recruiting drive. Includes Wanteds for machinists, pattern makers, salesmen, a girl in a family, and a lottery of ads for loans, real estate, and schoolbook proposals. Several listings mention Indianapolis and surrounding regions with contact details and rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Water CO
Vasibie
U. Ss. Army
United States
North Filmals
National Metal Trades Assultation
Union Trust Building
Cincinnati
United States Marine Corps
Naval Service
Cuba
Porto Rico
Manila
Guam
U. S. Marine Corps
Sentinel
Ilinois St
Rail rails in 1904 supply shortage looming
Indications show rail mills cannot meet the expected demand for 1904 as 3 million tons are needed to lay and relay track. The Wall Street Journal estimates a shortfall of at least 400,000 tons, prompting early negotiations by major lines. Prices are expected to stay at 28 dollars per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Wall-street Journal
Harriman
United States Steel Corporation
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Gould System
Rock Island
Frisco
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Morgan
Lkely
United States
Chicago meeting fails to sever all rail rate ties
The Chicago Record-Herald reports the Central Passenger Association meeting did not end interchange with Western lines but issued a statement demanding full fares on Eastern connections. Notices were served by Grand Trunk Michigan Central and Wabash to remove the 12.50 dollar St Paul Detroit rate due to the Epworth League meeting, with Eastern lines promising to refuse any rates set by Chicago St Paul roads from Northern territory if the rate is not withdrawn. Freight claim agents from 221 railroads attend Detroit convention. dues status and a proposed reduction in next year’s assessment are noted. The piece also covers new lines, floods, and upcoming railway committee meetings.
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Chicago
Chicago Record-Herald
Central Passenger Association
St. Paul
Grand Trunk
Michigan Central
Wabas
Freight Claim Association
Association
Detroit
W. P. Taylor
Richmond
Pennsylvania
Altoona
Pittsburg
West
St. Louis
Western Passenger Association
Midhard Valley Railroad Company
Arkansas
New Road
Territory Central
Ohlfo
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Chicago & Alton Railway
Kansas City
Louisiana
Wyoming
Sonora, Chihuahua & Monterey
Denver
Rock Island Road
Chauncey M. Depew
Honduras
Puerto Cortez
San Pedro
Central America
Mobile & Ohio
Toledo, St
Union Station
Chicago, Peoria
Cumberland
Allegheny
Cheat Mountain
Fort Smith, Okwell, Wellington & Northwestern Railroad
Cherokee and
Creek Counties
Cleveland
O. T
Bowler Left Home After Door Forced Open
Bicycle policemen went to 515 East Nebraska street where Thomas C Bowler had not been seen for days. They forced entry to find the house deserted. Bowler later told police he had been away and found the door open upon return and that a five dollar bill might be missing though he was unsure. He promised to file a complaint with detectives but said he was too busy.
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Askins and
Duncan
East
Nebraska Street
Thomas C. Bowler
Bowler
Equity and Peace Between Capital and Labor
A letter to the editor argues for fair, lawful cooperation between capital and labor. It condemns boycotts and strikes aimed at intimidation, cites Northern Securities and other cases, and urges mutual respect and equity as the path to national prosperity and happiness. Indianapolis, June 16. Equitable Unionist.
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Indianapolis Journal
Sam
Vox Populi
Vox Dei
Northern Securities Company
Coal Combination
Chicago
Shelbyville
Ind
Pictures Don’t Tell Truth In A Rural Nurse Poem
A fragmented verse contemplates how pictures would mislead if they told the truth. The speaker muses that hill paths, humble ruin, and rural life would distort beauty and strength, suggesting life would resemble a simplified ideal rather than reality.
Interstate Commerce Plan Aimed at Rate Corrections
In Chicago the executive committee of the interstate commerce law convention met and decided to push a bill in the next Congress. The measure would empower the Interstate Commerce Commission to correct unjust rates and allow appeals to federal courts. The convention, with 150 boards of trade and other groups, backs the Cullom bill and parts of the Elkins bill, both previously defeated.
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Fair Grounds
Interstate-Commerce Law Convention
Chicago
Interstate-commerce Commission
Interstate Commerce Law Convention
Boards of Trade
Arthur Stahl Inquiry Grand Jury Completes Investigation
The Marion county grand jury finished probing the Arthur Stahl bribery case. Witnesses were called to testify about the matter and a partial report is expected Saturday. Judge Stubbs faced questions regarding a City Clerk Elliott statement, with several civic leaders summoned for testimony.
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Marion County Grand Jury
Arthur Stahl
Stubbs
Elliott
Augustus Lynch Mason
T. E. Griffith
Thomas C. Day
The
Citizens’ League
Earl E. Martin
Gus Rahke
Chris Schubert
Jack Christian
Clark Carpenter
Joe Gates
John 8. Duncan
Fred Heier
Joe Grosart
Whallon
Little Bonapartes There sent to Industrial School
Myrtle Butler aged fourteen was sent to the Indiana Industrial School for Girls by Judge Stubbs after being charged with assaulting a Bonaparte child. Eva Taylor aged seventeen was sent for loitering. The girls testified and the judge noted parental neglect. Both had prior Juvenile Court appearances.
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Myrtle Butler
Hannibal Bonaparte
Eva Taylor
Indiana Industrial School For
Stubbs
Bonapartes
Butler
Pete
Motion in Hoover Case Set for Afternoon Hearing
The State seeks a new trial for Edward Hoover the death row inmate as lawyers argue twelve alleged errors before Judge Alford this afternoon. Also noted is a huge mechanic's lien filed by Sandusky Portland Cement Co on Big Four Railway for 42526.64 covering all works on county and system wide repairs. Louisa Prissel sues Indianapolis Terminal and Traction Co for 15000 claiming injuries on May 8 from a high car platform without steps. Judge Allen denies any order about Bartholomew Walsh’s daughter and says no action taken yet.
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Edward Hoover
Alford
Frank Hendricks
County Recorder's Office
Sandusky Portland Cement Company
Big Four Railway Company
Cement Company
Big Four
Louisa Prissel
Indianapolis Terminal and Traction Company
Martindale Avenue
Twentythird Street
Leathers Granted Divorce in Judge Carter Court
In Judge Carter's court yesterday after noon Lida Leathers was granted a divorce from James M Leathers on her petition filed earlier in the day.
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Carter
Lida Leathers
James M. Leathers
Superior Court rulings and foreclosures in three rooms
The court reports multiple civil actions with judgments and foreclosures. Reller and Halley divorces noted. Crichlow v Thompson with $996.96 and costs. Kaminsky case $4 and costs. foreclosures and cross-claims totaling various sums. Ayers v Baptist Publishing Co. $188.18 and costs. Criminal case Pfiester pleads to assault and battery with $100 fine. New suits filed.
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Superior Court
John L. McMaster
Christian Reller
August Reller
William Crichlow
Anna Mascari
Hoosier Transfer and Coal Company
Louis Kaminsky
Vincent G. Clifford
Henry Coburn
William Kegley
Cross
Adams Brick Company
Keeport
Chevalier
Foster Lumber Company
Menson
Vinson Carter
Frank Flanner
Frederick Falk
Clarence Pfiester
Mary Los
Superior Court and Appellate Court Docket Summary
The passage lists multiple court entries across Superior, Supreme, and Appellate Courts, noting parties such as Charles M. Rock versus Clinton McCoy, City Bond Company versus Frank Caldwell, and C. R. M. Railway Company versus Wabash Railroad. It includes room assignments, case actions like transfers, oral arguments, and appointees, with references to Huntington Association, Ohlers, Tomlinson, and Valparaiso.
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Huntington, Etc
Association
Cast
Huntington D. C
Dowling J
Republic, Etc
Company
Ohlers
Madison S. C
Frank M. Tomlinson
George W. Bainaka
Marion
C. Appellees
R. & M. Railway Company
Wabash Railroad Company
Fulton C. C
Carriage Company
Robbins
Elkhart C. C
Robinson C. J
Ellis
Baird
Hendricks C. C
Comstock P. J
Wabash R. R
Supreme Court
Coulter
Bradley
Clinton C. C
Luther
Nason
Lake C. C
de Motte
City of Valparaiso
Porter C. C. Appellee
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Joseph Schmidt
Marion C. Cc
United Benefit Life Insurance Couny
Jersey
Montgomery C. C. Appellee
Mark L. de Motte
Porter C. C. Appellees
Superior Court
Thomas J. Clark
Curtis Worrall
Clark C
Legal Opinions on Weapons, Associations and Telegraphed Losses
A West Virginia case holds carrying a revolver to be repaired by another person violates the statute though the weapon was inoperative. A voluntary association’s majority rule depends on its contract. funds diverted require consent of all members. Telegrams impose liability for transmission and delivery. lost property rules limit larceny findings to actual appropriation with owner efforts. Innkeepers’ liability for guest property losses hinges on negligence and unavoidable fires beyond control.
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West Virginia
Southeastern Rep
W. Va
Dent
Southeast
Judge McWhorter
Northwestern Rep
Minnesota
Lewis
Northwestern
Sage
Sottina
Vines for quick porch screens and planters
Grow German ivy or Senecio as rapid screens for porches or windows. Both offer full leaf cover, thrive in pots or boxes, and enhance the look with glossy foliage. Advantages include easy care and sturdy growth in limited spaces, making them ideal for container screens.
Cloves for Indigestion in Philadelphia Record
A physician touts cloves as a handy remedy for nausea headache from train rides and seasickness. He recalls discovering their benefit after a drinking man noted relief, and shares a personal experience aboard a ship where a single dose alleviated seasickness for the day and night.
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Philadelphia
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Vital Statistics
Charles and
May Beckman
Marion Avenue
Ernest and
Jessie Mure
Georgia
Charles and Clauge
East Market Street
Boy
Jena Huder
New Jersey
Wilelmina Preking
Huron Street
Morgan Andrews
Cushing Street
Mitral Regureitat LK
North East Street
Marjorie Louise Pfaff
Broadway
Brennan
James M. Brennan
North Capitol Avenue
Mreteions Ee Ender
North Hgareeet
Johnstone
Mercy Murry Johnstone
Columbia Avenue
Rennard
Celia Rennard
Tutewller's
Taman
Staley
M. C. Staley
A. Diener
Tel
Crown Hill
M._H. Farrell
New
Tutewiler & Son
Ndertakers
W. Market St. Tel
Aven Iapaub
MS & Krieger
Funers
N. SL
Johnson, Hassler & George
Massa_chusette
Old Main
Frank A. Blanchard
N. Delaware St
Flanner & Buchanan
Masonic—Pentalpha Lodge
F. A. Masons
Masonic Temple
Elm F. Gay
W. M. M’quiddy
H. P. Stuart
Indiana Trust CO
Meg. Cow
Hox
Ohio St
A. J. Johr
Indiana
George ¥. Cram
Journal of Address Map Department
the Journal
Aurora
Alabama
Fletcher
Bath
Sir Fort Wayne
Gertleman
Park
Mass.ay
Alabama St
Seph Gardner
Kentucky
Rollyn Hawkins
Virginia
Journal
Journal Or Journal
Indianape
Rs Bertermann Brog
New No
Mass. Ay
N. del
St. Tel
T. R. Bell
Horace Wood
BS Circle
Peerless Foundry
Mary- A Land
LAW ‘Ce Nursery Cost Pany
Lawrence, Kan
W. EB. Bryan
Feather CO
North Senate
Down Machine Works
Terre Haute
Union Transfer and Storage Company
East Ohio St
Union Tracks
Financia
Lolol LN
Eee
Frank Sawyer
C. F. Sayles & CO
C. N. Wittisass
Clements & Evans
Crawfordsville
State Board of Schoolbook Commissioners of
F. A. Cotton
State Supt
Pub. Ins
W. W. Parsons
State Normal
Meridian
E. G. Cornelius
Ramsey
Sae A
St St. Louis
Equitable Unionist
Washington Star
FRE Builders Supply Company
Aes ~Sa
Washington Street
Grand Jury
Industrial
Hoover
Leathers
the Court Record
Criminal Court
Fremont Alford
Barney Oldfield
Tom Cooper
Huder
Fair Bank
Eugene Cowles
Empire Theater
Otto Sieloff
Henry Fagin
Milwaukee
Jackalien
Eddie Stern
Carlsbad
America
Sew “Aes
Baden Springs
West Baden
Monon &. R
West la Baden
French Lick Valley
West Baden Springs
Rockbridge
Kinney
James A. Frazi
Tristra
Harvard University
Lima
Howe
Radcliffe College
Harvard
Alexander the Great
Agesipolis
Pliny
Dean Bros. Steam Pump Works
Indianapolis , Inc
Union Traction CO. OF
Magnolia Building
South Capitol
Anderson
Alexantria
Elwood
Tipton
Muncie
Munciella
Unele
Alexandria
Marter
Indianapolis & Eastern Railway
Greenfield Line
Franklin Building
Greenfield
Knightstown
Georgia Streets
Indianapolis & Martinsville
Rapid Transit CO
Kentucky Ave
Martinsville
Mooresville
Rage
Indianapolis, Greenwood
Franklin R. R. CO
Washington Streets
Pas Satio
Sundasam
Meridian Streets
Greenwood
Southern Traction
Divine Cart
BIG Foun City Ticket Office
City
Eland
New York
Boston
Union City
Ooute
Arriva In
Ita
CIN. Ham
Dayton
Incinnati Express
Incionati Fast Mail
Detroit Seria Geield
Law Dersinr
Springfield Express
Chilenge Express
Tuscola Accommmodat
Springfield
Deestur
Tal Ind
Low
Lake Erie
Zeeees
Chi
Michigan
Betroit
Lim Munete
Lafayte
Mich Y
Osewe
Bialtimore
Columbus
Louisvill
Louisville
Itichmond
Piqua
Columb
Vincennes Kix Beast
Madison
North Vernon
Kenia
Pirtabueg
Es Phil
Ogansport
Martinellle
Pings
Dayton Pringfeld
Vincennes Amodation
Logansport
Wanda
Ra R
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Dicket
Iilinon
A Iain Debe
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