Births and Bankruptcy Notices in Early 1902 Indy Paper
The column lists births with names and addresses, followed by multiple bankruptcy notices for residents of Indiana. It records guardians, spouses, and infant names, then details court hearings, dates, and publication requirements. Notable items include a hearing set for March 29 and another for March 2, with various creditors to be notified.
News Notes From S H 8 School Activities
Miss Irma Wobher is fil. Superintendent Kendal visited the school yesterday. The Shortridge orchestra practices today after the fifth hour. Room was entertained Monday by Miss Neil Demerly with piano selections. The editors of the Annuslars begin collecting material for publication. Richard Barbee entertained the High School Cinch Club last Saturday. The Indians a junior frat will camp tonight at Fred Appel’s home as new members are elected. The Nation’s Birthday Association meets next Friday evening in the English Lutheran Church at Pennsylvanian and Walnut. Col in Allen to deliver the keynote after winning the primary oration contest. A musical concert in the assembly hall next week featuring the orchestra with Kills Levy Hinsole Jacob Schram and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irma Wobher
Kendal
Shortridge
Neil Demerly
Aiano
Annuslars
Richard Barbee
Cinch Club
Fred Appel
Nation's Birthday Association
English Lutheran Church
Pennsylvania
Walnut Streets
Neipul
Colin Allen
Assembly Hall
Kills Levy
Hinsole
Jacob Schram
Mute
Railroads Mediate Stock Shifts and New Meetings
A flurry of annual meetings and stock actions across major lines highlights control moves and strategic alignments. Chicago & Eastern Illinois influence looms over Evansville Terre Haute while Pennsylvania Railroad plans big equipment outlays and New York terminal tactics unfold.
Property Transactions Reported in City Deeds
Deed filed transferring Alexander M. Robertson property at Massachusetts avenue to Mary E. Baker for 5500 with frontage details on Massachusetts avenue and Alabama street. Elizabeth J. Smythe sold four jots on North Capitol avenue near Twenty first street for 4500. Rose A. Gray sold Olive avenue near Cottage avenue to Elizabeth Thea. Mary Es and 633 South Delaware street conveyed to Charles E. Shover in a lot transaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander M. Robertson
M41
Massachusetts Avenue
Mary E. Baker
Alabama Street
Elizabeth J. Smythe
Royal Lassy
North Capitol Avenue
Twenty-first Street
Rose A. Gray
Olive Avenue
Cottage Avenue
Elizabeth Thea
Penie Otey Meeeey
Mary
Hord Seeks State War Claim Fee in Indianapolis Visit
William B. Hord of New York met with Indiana officials in Indianapolis to press his claimed contract to represent the state in war claim collection. Auditor Hart and Attorney General Taylor refused any outside counsel, saying the state would not employ others as the Court of Claims case is new. Hord, linked with Dudley & Michener, said he would await settlement, while officials planned to pursue the case in Washington before Congress adjourns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Hord
New York
Indianapolis
Hart
Taylor
Hard
Michener
Indiana
Hord
Court of Claims
Dudley & Michener
Washington
United States
Congress
City to Clean Every Improved Street in Indianapolis
Mayor Bookwalter announced a $2000 plan to thoroughly scrub and sweep all improved streets within four blocks of engine houses and the mile square. Forty wagons and 100 men began work yesterday as weather allows, with bulk cleaning to remove accumulated filth and restore streets to neat condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bookwalter
Board of Works
Mile Square
the Board of Works
South Side Remonstrants Challenge Southern Railroad Hearing
South Side citizens led by Father Gavish and John Shea prepare for a 10 o’clock Board of Public Works hearing to oppose the Indianapolis Southern Railroad route along Pogue’s Run. Speakers include Evans Woollen, James Keach and Thomas Harrold, arguing increased grade crossings and real estate impact. The session is expected to last all day with many parties ready to present views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Indianapolis Southern Railroad
City
Board of Public Works
Father Gavish
St. John’s Church
Southern
John Shea
James Keach
Thomas Harrold
Kickers
Evans Woollen
Southern Company
Elevated Track Commission
The
Commercial Club
South Side Remonstrators
Stel
Board of Works stance on Interurban contract framing
Mr Logsdon of the board said the board will not force interurban companies into separate contracts before considering the Terminal company franchise. The board intends to take its time and study the request, and will investigate the matter independent of individual company contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Works
Logsdon
Will Build a Plant for Heating and Lighting
The southeastern city district met to discuss a cooperative heating and lighting plant. A fifteen member committee was formed to solicit subscriptions after a feasibility report promising. the plant would cost about 400 dollars with subscriptions usable after 25 dollars pledges. The Board of Works office was closed for Joseph E. Boswell's funeral attended by the board, Mayor Bookwalter and other city officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Works
Joseph E. Boswell
Bookwalter
Indiana Guard Adjutant General weighs May encampment in Indianapolis
Adjutant General Ward said he will know in a few days if Indiana National Guard can bring state troops to Indianapolis for the soldiers monument dedication in May. Efforts have sought a weeklong encampment in the city during the dedication week, possibly shifting the state encampment to that time rather than later. Vote for Charles F. Baron for county commissioner. He is competent to fill this important office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
Indiana National Guard
Indianapolis
Charles F. Baron
Local Produce Market Shows Mixed Tone On Egg and Butter Prices
The Southern Vegetables market reports an easier tone in eggs and butter with shippers paying 12½ cents for eggs and butter at 15 cents for choice stock. Poultry sales are fair but prices soften, while apples remain steady and Irish potatoes hold high prices despite abundance. Oil, flour, and canned goods show varied movement. rail and wagon markets indicate weaker wheat, firmer corn, and light inspections, with widespread price shifts across groceries, meats, and produce.
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Ugmal
the Board of Trade
Gilge
Bay
Timoth
Hay
Timothy
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Vital Statistics
Mary Bechman
West Mer Street
Kelarah Serugham
Highland Xin
Ant Lilian Carey
Columbia Ave
Julia Wynn
Harris Avenue
Hutch George
Laurel Street
Smith
Rosanna Jones
Valentine Fickart
Mary Lizzie Ouphaus
Kaylor
Mabel M. Ragsdale
Litt Mathers
Josephine Lash
Judge
Kean Cochran
Kreuzer
Jeannette Rose
Charles Files
Alice Castle
Wink Ter Flanagen
New E Street
Kernolis
Hoyt Avenue
Bierce
F. Schroeder
Linetree
Sullivan
North Ti‘Street
North Libmanition
Jasper
Eleventh Street
Sabina H. Harumer
Royal
Charles Er
Market Street
A. Diener
Crown Hill
Buchanan
North Millnois Street
Co. E. Kregelo
N. Delaware St
Stoc
Ee Insurance
A. B. Carter & CO
E. Market St
the Royal
W. A. Greyer
Majestic
Call Brown
Jerry Unser
Onice
Uns Hoyt
Justice of the Peace
William C. Smock
Joseph Gardner
Kentucky Ave
Joseph Charder
Ee of the Peace
Chicago
Harry Tutewiler
Rotice
William H. Nickerson
From
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Cornell
Thenhollyn Hawkins CO
Virginia Av
Main
Joseph Krenzer, Jr
Jo, WS
District of Indiana
Oh Gio
Meiten Epperent
Charles Wonnell
Inis Journal
John H. Baker
George W. Whittington
Bankrave
In- Journal
Selectare
Noble
C. Butler
James H. Mahorney
Bank 5 US
Inpolis Journal
John HM. Baker
Jude ‘Et Ewit Court
Butler
K. Thompson
Louisa H. Jamison
Jackson
M. Thompson
Benjamin F. Thompson
Nelson
K Thomph
Hs Il
Jackson County
Hettle K. Thormyeon
Deisiether C. Marred
Ap- Court
Ind
Ess
Robert
A. Brown
Reedy & Co
Ne Fine Uneral
Yi Blanchard
N. Delaware St. Tel
Bertermann Bros
New No
Mass. Av
N. del. del
Get
Silvius & Go
Evan L Ens Foundry CO
H. C. Stevens
N. Senate Ave
Old Brown
Wirt C. Smith
March M. Heal Ebstate
WW. A. Grever
Cincinnati
Columbus
Harry
Ewiler
Woodruff Place
Care Journal
Sixteenth Street
Good Street
Ae Ee
Wireless Telegraphy
James DD. Shaffer
Bloomsbiutg, i Pa
Gregory & Appel
United See and Supplies CO
Monument Place
C. F. Sayles
East Market Streen
W. A. Grever
It Financial
Box Ms
Spann & CO
M. E
Long & Lee CO
Hamilton
James Doyle
Jeffersonville
Tutewiler
Opera House
Aes Opera House
Curo Journal
P. Sanders
Wolcottville
Indpls. Warehouse CO
W. E. Kurts
Pres
H. A. Crossland
Mgr
Penn
Union Transfer and Storage Company
East
Ohio St
Union Tracks
MC “Reary
Nevada
Hop Lee
W. Market St
Chance
New Lumber Company
First National Bank
Harrison, Ark
Fox
Manhattan
G. M. Merrick
Gen
Washington St
A. W. Williams
Massachusetts
Twenty-second St
Evansville & Terre Haute
Lnk
Louisville & Nashville
Evansville
Chicago & Eastern Illinois
United States Investor of March
Chicago & Eastern Hainois
Evanaville
Goulds
St. Louis & Southwestern
Pennsylvania Railroad
John P. Greene
Greene
New York City
Metropolis
North River
Peoria & Pekin Union Railway
Missouri Pacific Railway
St. Louis
George J. Gould
Russell Sage
Edwin Gould
Lewis Fitzgerald
John E. P. Nunn
Frank J. Gould
Howard Gould
Samuel Sloan
James de Wolf Cutting
Fred T. Gates
Co. G. Warner
Russell Harding
W. K. Bixley
Rock Island
Southwestern Passenger Association
Immigrant Bureau
Marine
Missouri River
Midland
Journal
Munccle
Muncie
Chicago & Southeastern (Midland
Indiana Southern
Terre Haute
Brasil
Mumie
Joan F. Miller
Cleveland, Akron
E. A. Ford
Pennsylvania Lines
California
Samuel B. Sweat
Lake Erie & Western
Cleveland
Lake Shore
H. H. Roseman
W. A. Tuley
Fort Worth & Rio Grande
New Albany
Monon
Lafayette
Big Four
Southwestern Limited
Baltimore & Ohio
Baltimore
Haltimore & Ohio
Pittsburg
Tte
Stoors
H. F. Bickell
Santa Fe
John
Lazarus
Indiana, Decatur & Western
Interstate Commerce Commission
Roosevelt
William van Horne
Cuban Railroad Company
Havana
Santiago
Hocking Valley
Kanawha & Michigan
Conners
Ernest Messmer
Lake Erie Roundhouse
Lima
Cincinnati, Richmond
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
Trunkline Association
Central Traffic Association
Warsaw
Toledo & Chicago Transfer Railway Company
Ligojer, Ind
Illinois State Line
Kosciuske
Fulton, Noble
Paces Jasper
Newton Counties
A. J. Rhein
Buffalo
Rhein
Wabash
Union Trust Company of New York
Ohio
West Virginia
Erie
Norfolk & Western
Chesapeake & Ohio Systems
Northern Securities Company
District of Minnesota
William P. Clough
William Nelson Cromwell
Francis Lynde Stetson
Joan W. Griggs
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
W. B. Hord
Diana
Aptite DE
Interurban
Will
Limburger
Brazil
Coal and Coke
Kenny H
Raymond
Winltrede
Lubrig
Brazil Block
Greene County
Ndiana
Slack
Pisbure
West Virgina
Cobri
Cieam
Androse
Berkley
Cumberland
Dwight
ERIN
Cabot
Caystrel
Edge
Peabody
Pepperett
Ste
Droscometh
Argyle
Boott C
Buck's Head
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Carlisle
Dwight Star
Great Falls
Great Fale J. Oerte
Peppere
Seenares Androseorgin
Andros
Ereyr
Tinishea Cambriis
Edwanis
Arren
Nye Slater
Hee
Genesse
Ickings
Cordis
Methuen AA
Aig
Portsmouth
Sige
Iige
Iige, “Shetuch Et Sw, Witt River
Aceon Amoskrag
Bates
Gress
Mac Me
AOA
Conestoga BE
Cordisfc
Amor Lancaster
Amonteng Tall du Nord
Harmony
Stark
Java
Artosa
VOB Linn
David Belasco
David Warfield
Lee Arther
Charles Klein
Daly's Theater
Nixon & Zimmerman
George Warde
James T.inwers
GRAND
Wwerx
Helene Mora
Canfield & Carteton
Whitney Brothers
Harding & Ahsid
Hal Merritt
Mille
Olive Biograph
Kilpatrick
Parkehttator
Pike Theater Co
Secret Service
Empire Theater
Matinee Daily
Robies
Harmon & Hall
Jerer
Caracas
Gates
Ideal Golden
Ridgewood
Cassia
Navy
Orleans
Louisiana
Cot Foodenware
Wien
Uwgst
Coudwell
Surat
Florida
Jon Ples
Taney
Ors
Dorsey
Turnigs
Colery
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