Vital Statistics From The March 5 List
A crowded, fragmented record shows names, addresses, and ages for births, deaths, and tuberculosis cases. Entries include James Wright at 220 Church Street and many others like Zerelda Ritner and Sophia Bolander, with assorted ailments such as gangrene and intestinal obstruction and ages ranging from early twenties to seventy six. The list also references creditors and business directory items, plus real estate ads and funeral notices.
FOR RENT AND NOTICE BULLETIN ITEM
Classified list includes FOR RENT on 11 Market ground floor and Gregory & Appe. misc listings for high grade typewriters by United Typewriter and Supplies Co.. notices for justice of the peace candidates William Smock, Philip Mare r, and William H Nickerson. local tradesmen Gardner and Tutewiler. wrecking and building material suppliers Indianapolis Wrecking Co. advertising old buildings bought and torn down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregory & Appe
United Typewriter and Supplies CO
Monument Place
Jos
Harnolici
William G. Smock
Joseh Gardner
Kentucky Ave
Chicago
Harry Tutewiler
William H. Nickerson
A. Ee
Rollyn Hawkins
Virginia Ave
Justice of Peace
Philip Marer
Fotice
Indianapolis Wrecking CO
Corneil
New
Mutual Insurance Delegates Hear Report On State Laws
St Paul March 5 Delegates of the National Association of Mutual Insurance Companies heard Judge T Coffin Lincoln Neb report on wide state law differences. He noted no two states treat mutual insurers alike and urged legislation to permit farm and city mutuals. A special resolutions and legislation committee was named with J J Furlong E D Babcock C W Hamm F J Martin M G Roberts B R Stouffer C P Meyer and C F Mengenback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
National Association of Mutual Insurance Companies
T. Coffin
Lincoln
Neb
Coffin
Minnesota
National Association
J. J. Furlong
E. D. Babcock
Iowa
C. W. Hamm
Wisconsin
F. J. Martin
Washington
M. G. L. Roberts
Tennessee
B. R. Stouffer
Nebraska
C. P. Meyer
Indiana
C. F. Mengenback
Kansas
Ex City Attorney Salsbury and MacLeod Sentenced in Banking Case
Grand Rapids Michigan March 5 Ex City Attorney Lant K Salsbury and Stilson V MacLeod were sentenced by Judge Wanty in the United States Circuit Court after pleading guilty to banking law violations. Salsbury drew two years at Detroit House of Correction as did MacLeod, whose officer status at the old National Bank intensified the penalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
Mich
Lant K. Salsbury
Stilson
Philadelphia Lawyer Guilty In Colorado Bigamy Case
The Denver jury found Henry H. Piggott guilty of bigamy. He faces a fine of 1000 dollars and up to two years in the penitentiary. A motion for a new trial was entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Col
Henry H. Piggott
Philadelphia
Erie Big Four Earnings Show Decline and Route Expansions
The plan calls for extending the Erie system into Pittsburgh Toledo Louisville and possibly Peoria to match Vanderbilt and Pennsylvania routes. Executives meet in Chicago to decide on terminal point committees amid concerns over traffic pools and potential reorganizations with Morgan Hill Gould and the Wabash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Lines
General Notes
Morgan-Hill
Erie
Hill
New York
Chicago
Buffalo
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Vanderblits
Pennsylvania
Morgan and
George Gould
Vanderbilt
Toledo
Pittsburg
Louisville
Peoria
Lil
Indianapolis
Big Four
Peoria & Eastern
Rail officials reshuffle as Daly departs for Lake Shore post
F Daly leaves Columbia Club tonight to assume chief assistant general passenger agent duties for the Lake Shore. Henry Fink resigns as Norfolk & Western president. F Kimball to succeed him as N&W president with Johnson becoming vice president. Collett resigns from Wabash. joins Denver & Rio Grande. Guerin crossing bill passes Ohio House. Ripley of Santa Fe to sanatorium. CM Times: Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul to publish monthly earnings. January gross up 230,300 and net up 36,220 amid heavy costs from severe winter. Wabash up-river extension to East Liverpool planned with rights from Steubenville to Toronto. Panhandle to build $100,000 interlocking tower near Temperanceville. Lake Erie & Western secretary resignations. Woodson elected compiler. Ferris secretary. Detroit Southern to extend to Ohio river per Hunt. Cuba road project assigned to Prophet. Union Pacific may withdraw from Western Passenger Association. possibility of one western passenger association. May 17 set for Reading belt road opening. Indianapolis Belt Railway noted. Indianapolis first union passenger station with many roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Chariton
Chicago & Alton
John
Lazarus
Indiana, Decatur & Western
Florida
Chicago Great Western
Tracy Lyon
Chicago
Marton
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Lake Shore Road
Toledo
Maumee River
Union Station
Stilz
M. D. Woodford
Cincinnat, Hamilton & Dayton
Allied Lines
Diinois Central
Pennsylvania Lines
Panhandle
Duluth
Pittsburg
Fort Wayne
John Byrne
Buffalo
American Express Company
Baltimore
The
Erie
Cleveland
Chicago & Erie Lines
Nickel Plate
Santa Fe Road
Kansas
Paul's Valley
I. T
Lawton
O. T
Oklahoma
Guthrie
Charles
Arthur Collett
Wabash
Peru
Salida
Col
Denver & Rio Grande
Collett
Ohio House of Representatives
Common Pleas Court
Joseph T. Ripley
Western Classifiation Committee
Ripley
Santa Fe
Wauwatosa
Wis
Milwaukee & St. Paul
R. M. Case
Lake Erie & Western
C. M. Woodson
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
J. S. Ferris
Samuel Hunt
Detroit Southern Railroad
J. W. Sherwood
Ohio River
Calvins
Brice
Jackson Tong Hollow
Iron Mountain Railroad
Trenton
J.D. Prophet
Cuba
M. W. Mansfield
Indianapolis
Vincennes
Pennsylvania
Prophet
Union Pacific
Western Passenger Association
Northwest
Pacific Coast
Board of Trade
Reading
Indianapolis Belt Railway
Boers Informed Roosevelt Nonintervention Stance Adopted
Boers Wolmarans and Wessels met Secretary Hay as private citizens seeking U.S. aid to end the South African war. Hay affirmed neutrality and urged them to discuss views with President Roosevelt, who later told them the United States would not intervene. British dispatches discuss imperial defense force composition. Halifax reports Canada to send teachers to South Africa. The poem by David Starr Jordan closes the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
South Africa
United States
Secretary of State
Roosevelt
White House
Hay
Messrs
Wolmarans and
Wessels
Frederick Mueller
Orange Free State
Mr. Roosevelt
London
War Office
Brodrick
House of Commons
India
Australia
New Zealand
Canada
Local Produce Market Brisk in Parts as Prices Rise
Local produce markets show uneven activity with high prices on many vegetables and fruits. Wholesale and wagon market quotes reflect firm to rising prices for grains and hay while breadfruit and citrus supply ease. Strong demand for poultry eggs and dairy contrasts with lighter receipts and cooler conditions delaying springlike trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy
Real estate transfers filed in Marion county Indiana records
List of real estate instruments recorded in the Marion County Indiana recorder office for 24 hours to 6 pm March 5 1902. Entries include transfers by various executors administrators and individuals across numerous blocks and streets such as Temple avenue Martindale avenue Jackson Park add Irvington Belmont add West End add and others with amounts ranging from 1.00 to 1 200.00 dollars and notes of parcels Lot numbers additions and street corners with parties named including Charles C Routh Rebecca A Inlow Horace McKay Michael Selly Grace Lynn Reynolds Norbert Landgraf Addie Buckingham Henry C Koller Geo F Mull Emily Gresh and many others. total transfers 21 with aggregate consideration listed as 190.00 to 300.00 and final note Transfers total 21. total consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder’s Office
Marion County
Indiana
Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Company
East Market Street
Charles C. Routh
Rebecca A. Inlow
Noah Justice
J. H. Varen
Temple Av
Rebecca
A. Thigw
James A. Routh
Stephen Bucmiller
Thomas J. Stevenson
Jackson
Park
Martindale
25Th St
Arsenal
Sheldon
Mere Vest
Essearer Crewe
Horace McKay
Jackson Park
Michael Selly
Grace Lynn Reynolds
Krewson & Myers
University Place
Irvington
Carter and Watkins
Norbert Landgraf
Mary M. Miller
Addie Buckingham
Pfaftiin
Holmes
West End
Germania Wy
Walnut St
Henry C. Koller
Geo. F.mull
Koller
Corner State Av
New York St
Scesresreeres Geo. F. Mull
Hove
Eeeseere Ind
Inv. Co
Joseph’ Haas
Mutual Home and Savings Association
Henry M. Long
Bik
Indianapolis
29Th St
Milo St
E-Vvervece-Cere Riley Scott
Wm. Whitson
Olleman Et al
Belmont Add
Sheffield Av
Morris St
Indianapolis & Ey ‘Traction Co
Emily Gresh
Jacob
Gantz Hill
West Park
Addison St
Chio St
Oscar F. McHaffie
John H. Prior
Belmont
Bris St
John H. Kame
Abov
Bertha F. Kegley
Manere Gonn
Julian Et al
Rawls Av
Arlington
Eushovaness
C. Perry Neholas McCarty
McCarty
Bor
McCarty St
Central Trust Co
Samuel H. Finkbiner
Lenox Place
Stuart St
Uwth St
Leon ©. Bailey
Alonzo G. Smith
Bik &. A
Bik &. A. Fletcher, Jr.’s, Ne Add. (Columbia Av, Near Ith St). Alonzo G. Smith
Leon C. Bailey
Minkner
Wilmouth Place
Pierce
New York Sts
Beaty
Napoleon St
le Grande O
Frederick Topp
Robert F. Herin
Wright
Kenwood Av
Awe Greinesteiner
Maggie Rathsom
Davidson
Highland
John C. Perry
David W. Oftin
Clift
Xyss- Seobey Cunningham
Fannie “Morton
Drake & Mayvhew
Brooke
John R. Tomlinson
Abbott
Ritter
Urvington
Building Permits and Repairs Listed for Local Addresses
Building permits shown for WSL Lizzie SM at 165M Sheldon Street to remodel a frame house with a $1.00 fee. H a at 183 College Avenue to remodel a frame. Charles G. Duvall at 07 Hoyt Avenue to repair a frame with a $100 charge. Co. A. Dutton at 19% Dugdale Street to frame cot. Be see explains Yana Sees Position with a $400 amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie SM. Wiffer
Sheldon Street
College Avenue
Charles G. Duvall
Hoyt Avenue
Co. A. Dutton
Dugdale Street
Eaeerite
Yana
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Vital Statistics
James and
Emma Wright
Church Street
Julie Riley
Maxwell Street
Zerelda Ritner
Mr Mulberry
Betty Love
Graceland Avenue
Eer
Sophia Bolander
Bastir Te Tance Covaike
Columbia Ave
Im PF. Wyn
Mattie Ae
York
Jes A. Yeager
Kaat Calvin
Maree Benninger
Caroline Mack
Charlee G. Honsing
Mallsea 2
Remeford
Miert Lillie
East Mary- Stent
Luberculosis Haile
Agnes
Parker
Eddy Street
HK Pierre
E O'Brien
West Et
West Street
S. Hawkins
North Street
Jorge Kothe
Tureday
Broad Way
Milwaukee
A. Diener
EL Washington
Crown Hill
Monthents
Del
St. of Tel
Matn Vas
He Flanner & Buchanan
Hots Street
E Kregelo
Paseral
N. Delaware St
Suthewiler & Son
W. Market St
Tel
Society Nore Ge
PPL LLP
Aoollasco Pentalpha Lodge
A. K
Masonic Temple
Elmer F. Gay
W. M
Mu Quiddy
CO Ee Cae Union
East Ohio St
Bnd
Apitol
Asauw
Virginia
Meridian A
C. F. Sayles
Mest Market
Fifield
Majestic Building
Wirt C. Smith
Jeffersonville
Ind
Tutewilek
U. & Army
Ilinois Street
AD Ilena
W. Clark
Broadway
Walden Shoe CO
Grand Haven
Particillen & CO
W. South St. B
Ae Pub. CO
Stevenson
Misc Eleaneoys
Tutewiler
China
Japan
Delaware
Care Journal
Ohio St
Insurance
Tome Royal Insurance Company
W. A. Greter
Majestic
Hop Lee
Pough‘Keepale
Tome
Hamry Tutewiler
Legal Advertis Ients
District Court of the United States
District of
Oliver W. Wiliams
Bankhe
Oliver W. Williams
Stmianapolis
Marion
Indians Trust Building
East Street
In Belle
Equity
Prank Blanchard
N. Delaware
Flohists
Bertermann Bros
New No
Mass
N. del
St. Tel
Opticians
House & Mayhew
Practical Opticians
Massachusetts
E. T. Silvius & CO
Pennsylvania St
Thomas R. Bell
Ingalls Block
Sais I Lemcke
Stegmeir
Eee
Real Esstate
W. A. Grever
Columbus
Harry Turewiler
Pike
W. Olcott
North Vernon
Morton Place
Best Home
Journal Office
Hoop
Gro. H. Reed
Wireless Telegraphy
James D. Shaffer
Bloomsburg
Oaklandon
J. Conkle
Oone
Noblesville
Washington County
Twenty-fourth St
Stevenson Building
W. Uhrost
North Capitol
W. Maryland
Moco
E. North Street
N. Alabama St
E. Ohio
N. Illinois St
N. New Jersey
Bureau D Real Estate
Mutual Insurance
Nies
Salsbury
MacLeod
J. 8
Omaha Committee
Omaha Commission
Northwestern
Alton
Kansas City
Rock Island
Journal of Yesterday
F. Daly
Columbia Club
Lake Shore
Henry Fink
Norfolk & Western Railroad Company
F. J. Kimball
Mr. Fink
Kimball
Johnson
Will
British War Office
Teachers For
Halifax
Dominion
Nhot
David Starr Jordan
Wagon Market
Enone
Tibriek
Hmburger
California
Coal and Coke
Raymond
Thos
Wintifrede
Luhrig
Hocking Valley
Brazil
Greene County
Slack
West Virginia
Connellsville
Castile
Epsom
Berkley
S&c
Cabat
Pat Wees Cumberland
Dwight
Farwell
Fitch Sille
Pepperell
Kennett
Fe Androscoggin
Ze Brown
Atlantic A
Aetastic
Boott C
Buck's Head
Cutton
Cee
Sige
Constitution
Carlisle
Dwight Btar
Great Alix Ge
Great Falls I. Sc
Hi Fine
Pepperell R
Androscoggin
Ailen
Allen TR
Allen Robes
American Indigo
Arnold Tong
Arnold LLC
Cocheco Fancy
Hamilton Fancy
Bates
Lancaster
Landrera
Harmony
Stark
Java
Reghe
Bebe
Ariosa
Rtie
Jersey
Caracas
Dillworths
Pi Gater
S.ze
Columbia
Windsor
Ridgewood
Phoenix
Empire A
Ideal Golden
New Orleans
Louisiana
Carolina
Sega
W&c
Malaga
Davis
New Peer Tre
Tina Touthers
Alslke
Ae Alfalfa
Choice
Kentucky
WSL
Benglish
Stuart Robson
Robert Edeson
Sin “Moldiers of
Porfume
Monroe
Mack
Raene
Fiske
Match
Horton Harrison
Chelsea
Miranda
Park — Today 3
Cornbepe TriTr
Empire Theater Deicweseste
Martell
Sentae
Rudd Thompson
F. BE. C
Newport
Indianapolis Gas Co
Heawinmge
Atkins
E. C. Atkins & Co., Inc
W. B. Barry Saw and Supply Co
Penn
Indiana Timber Co
22Nd St
C. I. Fletcher
Pennsylvania Street
South
Meridian Street
Mer
Emerson Druley
LN Optica
Ave
Star Square
J. F. Svpaunhurst
Gat N
Ber Bogue
Bogue School For
East Walnut Street
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