Births and notices in Vital Statistics June 29
Vital Statistics lists numerous birth announcements across households from D. V. and Clara Lucas to Grace Soltan and Grace Fate, with locations including West Michigan, Irvington, Marion County, and South Summit. Also included are older residents' health notes, obituaries, and a dense array of unrelated classifieds, reminders, and business notices.
Real Estate and Business Directory Notice
Real estate for sale includes 75 acres with 8 acres planted orchard and 2 1/2 miles from a city electric line. Sold as a solid bargain by H. P. Stuart, 5 W. Market. Also listings for sale and livery stables and crafts shops by Horace Wood Circle and The Peerless Foundry.
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Ro Bell
Thorouse
Ingalls
Horace Wood
Circle
Peerless Foundry
E. Marya
Pear
H. P. Stuart
Wanted Ads from Indiana Trust Co Listings
A dense OCR fragment lists rental notices and classified ads from Indiana, including rooms for rent at IRON HOTEL, a variety of recruitment notices for the US Army and Marine Corps, farm and business opportunities, storage services, and financial and real estate offerings. It mentions rooms, a 6% rate, a recruiting office in Indianapolis, and a range of local business notices with names and addresses obscured by scan errors. The item reflects mid century classifieds and public notices with multiple entities such as U S Marine Corps Recruiting Office, Brown and Neg Land and Supply Co, and Frank Lawyer.
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Depot Quartermaster
St. Louis
U. & Clothing
Arsenal
Philadelphia
Peli
Wien
Congress
Lake Land Office
District Land Office
Lake
General Land of Bee
Washington
D. C
Faimple
Eting
Melville Waler
Huron St. Wanlel
Pror LA
United States
North Ilinois St
Indianapolis
Ind
United States Marine Corps
Naval Service
Cuba
Porto Ro
Manila
Guam
U. S. Marine Corps Recruiting Office
Lawrence Hinkey files bankruptcy in Federal Court
Lawrence Hinkey a Terre Haute grocer and meat dealer filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in federal court. Debts total about 22 9 17 assets listed at 36 385 48 with around fifty creditors including several Indianapolis firms such as George W Stout Kothe Wells Bauer Arthur Jordan Standard Oil Company Kingan Co Atlas Paper Co and Hollweg Reese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Hinkey
Terre Haute
Hinkey
Indianapolis
George W. Stout
Kothe
Wells & Bauer
Arthur Jordan
Hint to the Benevolent to the Maitor of the Indianapolis Journal
A letter criticizes ongoing charity solicitations as unnecessary when individuals can earn quickly by simple tasks at home. It cites washing clothes, cooking meals, and waiting tables as readily paying jobs, claiming current wages show widespread riches and questioning the need for fairs and appeals.
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Maitor
The
Indianapolis Journal
Railroad earnings rise as Pennyslvania lines plan big upgrades
The Big Four reports higher gross earnings for the year ending June 3 while net earnings fall. Pennsylvania lines west map extensive double tracking on the Ohio bridge and Ys approaches, with freight yards to expand capacity. Officials receive silver sets and prizes after long service. Erie shows near million-dollar May gain and rising dividends loom for stockholders.
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Big Four
Indianpolis
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Columbus
Bellefontaine
Cleveland
Ingalls
The
Wabash
Pennsylvania Lines
Ohio
Panhandle
Pittsburg
Fort Wayne
Chicago
Pennsylvania Company
West Pennsylvania
Scully's
Duff's Branch
Fort Warne
Wood's Run
Pennsylvania
W. H. Joyce
Marblehead
Mass
Andrew Kiser
Telegraph
James H. Nichol
Northern Central
Philadelphia & Erie
West Jersey & Seashore
Erie
Heavy Adirondacks travel sets new peak for season
Rail traffic reaches record intensity with multi car sleeps needed Fridays and returns Mondays. Hocking Valley meeting in New York discussed Lake Shore control, while Pittsburg and Lake Erie capital rises to 10 million with Vanderbilt involvement. Big Four and others prepare for National Educational Association travel. Lasalle street terminal in Chicago opens July 12 for several rail lines. Pennsylvania sustains large stock issue, with 9 percent paid up and $40 million loan due in July.
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George B. Harris
Chif
Burlington & Quincy
T. F. Hastings
Chicago Great Western
Oelwein
J. Sayles
St. Paul
Cassatt
Pennsylvania
Bar Harbor
Joseph Woods
Pennsylvania Company
J. J. Brooks
Louisville
Evansville
Daniel H. Hillman
Volney T. Mallett
Vandalia
New York
St. Louis Terminal Association
Wabash
Peoria & Eastern
Eastern
Samuel BR. Sweet
Naval
Lake Erie & Western
Sandusky
Central
William Shaw
Chicago, Burlington
Quinn
Adirondacks
Hocking Valley Railroad Company
Lake Shore
Pittsburg & Lake Erie Railroad
Vanderbilt
Denver
International Christian Endeavor
Big Four
Chicago & Northwestern
St. Louis
Missouri Pacific
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Chicago Railway
Lasalle Street
van Buren and
Lasalle Streets
Chicago
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railway
Nickel Plate
National Educational Association
Poston
Niagara Falls
Mortrea
St. Lawrence River
Washington
Philadelphia
Baltimore
J. E. Woods
Boyd
Frank N. Barksdale
Secretary of State of
Illinois
St. Clair County
St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern Railway
Iron Mountain Connecting Railway
East St. Louis
Iron Mountain & Southern Railway
Illinois Central Railway
Mississippi River
Moon
The
Vigo County Settles With State Auditor for 66827.03
Vigo county has submitted settlement sheets to the state auditor and is expected to pay 66827.03 into the state treasury, the last county to settle. The piece also features a tribute to ancient poets and a Chicago Tribune quotation about brave actors in Hyde Witch’s new play.
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Vigo County
Vigo
Hyde Witch
The Fool Returns to the Castle in Moonlit Chase
The duke's fool appears in a crowded garret causing a hush as Nanette the gypsy resists him. He discovers a horse and a friar disguise, then steals away only to be pursued by troopers led by a red moustached captain. The scene ends with a tense confrontation and plans to return to the castle.
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Mario
Nanette
Morio
Knave
Sirrah
Heaven's Gate
Merry
Baptiste
First train from Indianapolis to Martinsville timetable
The schedule lists the first train leaving Indianapolis for Martinsville at 6 20 a m with intermediate stops on the half hour. The last train departs at 11 30 p m. Trains from Martinsville to Indianapolis and to Ville begin at 6 30 a m with hourly departures until 10 30 p m, and the 11 30 p m car runs only to Ville. A Mooresville to Indianapolis and Martinsville service also starts at 6 30 a m.
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Magnolia Building
Corner Kentucky
Avenue and
South Capitol
Anderson
Muncie
Giermeinte
Elwood
Tipton
Mem Forge
and & m. A
Indianapolis
Mercian
Andereson
Alexandria
Marton
Franklin Belting
Meridian
Georgia
Richmond
Greenfield
Knightstown
Wegular
Sundee
Martinsville
Ialis
Teville
Mooresville
Martineville
Peandington
Georgia and
Meridian Streets
Shelbyville I
Shelbyrile
Huder’s Drug Store
Washington
Pennsylvania
E. E. Ensley Pharmacy
Stubbine Hotel
Ee atSa
Shelbyville
Eas
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Vital Statistics
D. V
Clara Lucas
West Michigan
Faneane
Mary Martin
Irvington
Paris
Alice Fleming
McLain
Belle Helcher
Marion County
Wilhelmina Hahn
Medison
Fou
Martha Willem
Prospect
Elia Breeding
St. Peter
Mamie Roper
Massachusetts
Catherine Whee
Windsor
Ida Slusher
Minkeer
Sarah Fate
Fletcher
Grace Argadim
South Summit
Bear xi
Lone O Connor
Hoyt
Boy
George and
Hughes
California
Orna Hill
Kentucky
Alvina Fate
North
Tacoma
Bienny
Catherine Feid
Chadwick
Grace Soltan
Hamilton
Robert H. Bradley, Jr
Ira Wall
Enoch
de Portru
J. Booz
Bessie
Barry
Drasekabel
Lizaie Stolzenberger
Oliver Cory
Virginia M. Grew
W. Mathews
Sylvia J. Crickmore
A. Kabler
Anse Groenwoldt
Rhoda Sha Shuley
Nellie Bucksbarger
Lucius D. Preston
Martha
Eo Kelley
Edward Davis
Mary Kenned
Joseph R. Johnson
North Senate
Peeves Ae
Tag
Pleasant
Carcemonia
Annie Porter
Ta Watson
Wilen Aeith Arthur Thompson
Nation
Clarence Berryman
Holmes
Charles Gran
Cline
Mixty
Douglass
Lee Ritchie
Nevada
Jane Williams
Clough
Billy
Jack Zimmerman
A. Diener
Crown Hill
M. H. Farrell
Washington St
New
Tutewiler & Son
Market St
St. Tel
Krieger Main
Lady Attendant
Masonic—Raper Commandery
No. 1
K. T
Masonic Temple
Conde
Jacob W. Smith
Journal Ey
M. Merrick
Telephone
Ohio St
A. J. Johr
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Indiana
Post- Haare Aes
Sir Stevenson
Dids
Clermont
Macounty
Osterman Pike
Frank M'Cas
Wa Township
A. N. Milton UT
Henry Pence
Sealzd
State Board of Schoolbook Commissioners
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Eer
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COTTO
Parsons
Pres
Indiana Trust CO
Selle Real
ULLEC
N. Meridian
TA Whence Nursery Company
Lawrence, Kan
Brown Ba Neg Land and Supply CO
W. N. York
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Olstine
Silver Creek
Fred E. Woonsacorr
P. O
Spokane
Hall Building
Kansas City
Oe Gardner
Rollyn Hawkins
Virginia
Journal
Indianape
Eith St
Frank
C. FP
Sayles & CO
Williams & Ae
Ananien
Cients & Ans
Crawfordaville
Bankranten
the Coliseum
Ates Kane
Coliseum
Kruse & Deventer
Pennsylvania Company Planning Ex
Georgia Central
Improvi
State Auditor
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Chicago Tribune
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Chicago Fast Mall
Chicago Express
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Union Traction CO
Indianapolis & Eastern RY. CO
Indianapolis & Martinsville
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