Vital statistics March 13 entries list many births
Gevegant Anns Tope and Mouline Worth report a baby girl born to George XN and Mouline Worth on Vel Harrison street. Numerous other births follow at addresses across North Noble, Shelby, Northwestern, South Noble, Emmerson, Columbia Bay, and more, with several women named and multiple infant births noted. Deaths include Mattie Glider at eleven, Beritaniux Hammer at seventy-five, and Beese A. Hall at eighty, among others. A funeral for Perry C. Pacalla is scheduled, with additional notices and financial loan advertisements from local lenders and city offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gevegeant Anns Tope
Troubayeour
George XN
Mouline Worth
Harrison Street
Amd
Mary Gonco
North Noble Street
Georgiana Hutton
Shelby Street
Mattie
Morris Street
Beritaniux
Sabine H. Hammer
East Market Street
Evans
Oliver Ave
Beese
A. Hall
Olive Street
Virginia Avecaten Hyde Anna New
Trenths
South East Pee
Tractis Mount
Thirty
North Oe Avenue
Scchlent
Nevet
Park Avenue
Journal Business Directory Listings
A compact classifieds page listing elevators, funeral directors, patent lawyers, consulting engineers, restaurants, stables, lamp repairs, wall papers, wanted ads for pattern makers book canvassers and librarians, storage, insurance, laundry, sale of vehicles, and notices for political candidates and coroner races. Includes ad rates and contact details across Indianapolis area, with repeated announces for votes and local services.
Kings County Sheriff Turmoil After Office Swap
In Kings County New York five former Dike deputies return to Guden, leaving three of Guden’s men still in Dike’s service. Guden reopens the sheriff’s office and asserts readiness for business while legal actions loom. Attorney Weinberger files a court order demanding Dike appear to show cause before Supreme Court Justice Gaynor. Governor Odell, meeting Republican leaders, orders Dike to seize office records by force if needed. Dike swears in thirty special deputies but will not move to remove Guden today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees
Jeffersonville
Ind
J. M. All
Nkeerr
Jefersonville
J. Marsha
Sheppard
Bennett
Ensley
William Reed
Noah M’gee
MM Mertilan
National Militar
Grant County
Indiana
Hume
D. V
New York
Guden
Kings County
Norman S. Dike
Odell U Ted
Dikes
Timothy Dady
Michael J. Dady
Dike
Jerry Weinberger
Guiden
Supreme Court
Gaynor
Odell
Albany
Serge
Butted by a vicious ram trial verdict opens
In St Paul, March 13, Mrs Bertha Schneider, aged 83, sued John and Mary Mulhall for injuries from a ram butting. The jury awarded her $0. The court opened the verdict in Judge Lewer's court this morning. She suffered a fracture to her right thigh, and physicians say it will not knit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul, Minn
Bertha Schneider
John
Mary Mulhall
Woman is chloroformed and robbed in Stillwater home
Mrs Edward Welsh slept alone when burglars entered through a rear window, chloroformed her and ransacked the bedroom. They took certified checks totaling 31 000 cash 15 a gold watch and a mink coat. She recovered from the stupor late today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stillwater
Minn
Edward Welsh
Watrous Newspaper Man Succumbs to Self Destruction
In New York on March 13, Andrew J Watrous a well known newspaper man committed death by his own hand. He had suffered from insomnia and had been under physician care for some time. Watrous moved to New York ten years ago from Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Andrew J. Watrous
Mr. Watrous
Philadelphia
Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Company Ad
Real estate promotion stressing assured title and security with reasonable fees. The ad cites Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Company at 129 East Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Company
East Market Street
Eastern Lines Strength Grow as Rail Bars Intensify Control
The piece reviews how Pennsylvania and New York Central hold significant stock in rival lines, detailing holdings in Baltimore & Ohio, Norfolk & Western, Chesapeake & Ohio, Nickelplate, Pittsburg & Lake Erie, and other properties. It notes rising Pacific coast travel, agency expansions, potential rate wars, and moves by Pennsylvanian, Central, and Lake Shore executives to capture coast business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Baltimore & Ohio
Norfolk & Western
Chesapeake & Ohio
Pennsylvania Company
Pittsburg
Lake Shore
Big Four
Lake Erie & Western
Michigan Central
Lake Erie
Bui
Chicago
Henry R. Dering
Dering
San Diego
W. B. Jerome
Michigan Central Pacific Coast
The
Erie
F. W. Buskirk
F. W. Byron
Los Angeles
California
Pacific Coast Lines
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
George W. Graves
Indiana, Decatur & Western
Florida
Western Passenger Association
J. W. Stanberry
Traders’ Dispatch
Co. E. Brison
Northern Pacific
E. C. Ly
Stubbs
Harriman Lines
New York
Belt Road
Hillside Avenue
J. J. Turner
A. M. Schoyer
Pittsburg, Fort Wayne
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Walter Townsend
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Buffalo
Salt Lake City
Kansas City Southern
Samuel Felton
Chicago & Alton
Benjamin
Indianapolis
Lake Shore Road
Schoen
George Lowell
Monon
Iowa Senate
Mossberry
Northern Securities Company
Iowa
Wabash
Greentree
Missouri Pacific
H. G. Clark
St. Louis
St. Joseph & Grand Island
St. Joseph
Union Pacific
Harriman
Grand Island
Eastern Passenger Association
Washington
Trunkline Association
Ohio River
Oelwein
Pennsylvania Lines
Belpaire
Federal
Grand Jury
Louisville
Hull
John T. Marchand
Horace T. Smith
Nashville, Chattanooga
Revolt of Chicago Dames protests customs duties policy
About one hundred Chicago women met at Mrs Potter Palmer's home to condemn New York customs officials for rude treatment of travelers. They urged abolishing the $100 duty-free personal effects limit, demanded courteous officials and better waiting rooms, and supported changing the duty law for remodeled apparel. Notables at the meeting included Harrison, Eddy, Farwell, Deering, Blair, Blaine, Thomas, Field, Cable, Counselman, and Henrotin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Customs House
Mesdames
Carter H. Harrison
Arthur J. Eddy
Arthur J. Farwell
Charles Deering
Chauncey J. Blair
Emmons Blaine
Theodore Thomas
Marshall Field, Jr
R. R. Cable
C. Counselman
Cc. M. Henrotin
Bank Robbery at Minooka Joliet Area
Six men dynamited the Exchange Bank at Minooka nine miles west of Joliet early today and recovered between 2000 and 4000 dollars. A citizen, Odore Kline, heard blasts from a sickbed, warned bank president A K Knapp, was attacked and gagged, later found after about two hours. The robbers fled on a band car toward the Rock Island road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joliet
Ill
Exchange Bank
Minooka
Theodore Kline
A. K. Knapp
Krine
Rock Island Road
Local Produce Market Prices Show No Marked Changes
Market reports indicate no major shifts in overall prices with canned goods rising in activity and grains firmer. Trade volume was surprising on a busy commission day as fruit shipments increased, greens rose and prices eased, while Irish potatoes softened yet apples and sugars held high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson, Sherborne & Co
Philadelphia
Packers’ Trust
Combine
Alaska
Prices for Poultry Produce and Groceries in Wholesale Markets
The jobbing trade quotations list bids for young turkeys hens and chickens, New York cheese, waxes, geese and ducks, wool hides and tallow, and a broad range of groceries and raw materials. Includes prices for oats, candies, nuts, beans, oats, coffee, sugar, flour, and oils, with regional coal and coke rates, and a long roster of pack and packaging costs and weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nunburg
WeFilc
Java
Ariosa
Lion
Jersey
Caracas
Dillworth's
Gates
Windsor
Ridgewood A
Phoenix A
Empire A
Ideal Golden
Cassia
Isc
Europe
New Orleans
St. No
Willing to Take Office McCornick Open to Interior Post
William S. McCornick of Los Angeles telegraphed Senator Kearns that he would accept the Secretary of the Interior post if vacancy occurs in President Roosevelts Cabinet. He said Senators Kearns and Millard asked his views and he would accept if offered. Millard confirmed the inquiry, stating it was his solo judgment and not a direct offer from the President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
William S. McCornick
Thomas Kearns
Utah
Washington
Interior
Roosevelt
Hitchcock
MacCornick
Salt Lake
California
McCornick
Kearns
Millard
W. S. McCornick
Westernland Returns to New York Under Own Steam
The steamer Westernland, reported March 11 by the Italian steamer Sardina to be 400 miles east of Sandy Hook with a broken crankpin, reached New York under her own steam. She sailed from Philadelphia March 8 for Liverpool. a spare crankpin is ready and repairs will be completed in two or three days. Passengers will be accommodated on board or forwarded by alternative means.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Westernland
Sardina
Sandy Hook
Liverpool
Liver- Lee
Spaniards Seek New Steam Lines to Mexican Gulf Ports
Reports from Mexico City dated March 13 say Spain plans two new steamship routes to Mexican gulf ports. Promoters claim Spanish goods including Catalan textiles preserved meats fish olive oil dried fruits and ties can be offered cheaper. Spain’s colony in Mexico is large and wealthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Spain
Mexico
Heirs Sought for Ohio Estate in Cleveland Site
In Sleepy Eye Minnesota on March 2 M J Durham of Middletown New York seeks two heirs to the Leonard Case estate now before the Probate Court of Cuyahoga County Ohio valued at about 800000. The heirs are Charles and Theodore Case long residents of Brown County six miles north of the city for thirty years. The Cleveland site includes the former Fiest National Bank location in the heart of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle
Dennison
Steubenville
St. Louis
New York
Wabash
Pittsburg
Gould Roads
Charles W. Miller
Chicago
Europe
Roubaix
France
John Riley
Big Four
Pittsburg & Lake Erie
Michigan Central
Jackson
Marshall
Niles
Cassopo
Sleepy Eye
Minn
M. J. Durham
Middletown
N. Y
Leonard Case
Cuyahooga County
Ohio
Charles and
Theodore Case
Brown County
Cleveland
Fiest National Bank
Long List of Names Over Multiple Pages
A dense roster of individuals including Bray Fanny Ballard, Miss Elta Branden Mrs Roam Barry Miss M. G. Bristow Addie Bunson Miss D. H. Bierce and many others appears, followed by numerous gentlemen names such as Allison Walter Bush F J Butcher George Ballard Hadley Bentley John Bridges Chas H Barker Harvey Byers Jas Butler John, with references to companies and organizations like Interstate Res n Co and The Era Pub’r Ind Home Photo Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allison
Walter
Bush
Butcher
George
Ballard
Hadley
Bentley
John
Bridges
Chas
H. Barker
Harvey
Byers
Jas
Butler
John BR. Stone
Brown
Frank
Clarence
Earl Bonughu
Pietro
Bott
Jom
Brenick
D. Cox
Albert
Apt Leners i I. Guilta
MD Comer
Chas. Crawford
Chas. Collins
Wm E. Cowins
Jacob, Clarke
H. B. Conyers
Perry Cick
J. Cowins
Jacob
Joneon
Mr Dote
Arthur B. Drake
Dean
Ernest Dailey
J. E. Dunning
Will Darnell
Darley Deg Forest
Hentherhart
Georg Eick
Fre Elefield
Harry Foltz
Henry Fitzpatrick
Bil Frank
Louie. Freeman
J Gaus
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Mate Jones
Northwestern
Baward
Offie Brandenburg
Nelson
Seoree
Ane
Ella Green
North Blackford Pond
Ella Easterday
Cooper Ot E
Estella Hitts
Columbia 7
Bay
Florence Etter
North Street
E . Clark
Ae Bartlett
Pacalla
Perry C
Harry
Florence Aller
New Jersey Street
Eee Barding
Esther Allerdice Harding
A. Diener
Tel
Crown Hill
En Flanner & Buchanan
North Illinois
E Kregelo
Rotewiler & Son
W. Market St
W. A. Greyei
Cincinnati
Harry Tutewiler
Woodruff Place
Cement Wales Berisey
Care Journal
Sixteenth Street
Good Street
Gregory & Appel
United Writer and Supplies Co
Monuplace
Om Mortgage
C. FL
Sayles
Market Street
I. Il Ad Ea Financial
W. A. Greyer
Majestic
Piret
Evans, Crawfordsville Ltd
Salary Loan CO
New
Stevenson Buthring
Eae
Rollyn Hawkins CO
Virginia Av
Main
Bond
Mount Vernon
General Assembly of
State
Common Council
Mountamt
Frank Smith
Sn Reedy & CO
Blanchard
Delaware St
Tel ‘li
Filokists
Sertermann Bros. New No
Mass. Ay
N. del
St. Tel
E. T. Silvius & CO
Pennsylvania St
Thomas R. Ce
Ingalls Block
Illnois
Horace Wood
Stover
Peerless Foundry CO
Meek St
H. C. Stevens
N. Senate Ave
Wirt C. Smith
Long & Allstatter CO
Hamilton
Hteen
Ler
Wansted—Agents
New 4
Outfit Free
F. P. Sanders
Woikateville
A. Leon
Omcer
Alabama Fastens
Eee
Tutentler
Union Tranatera Storage Company
Corner East Tracks
Insurance
Royal Insurance Company
Hop Lee Laundry
TY Pewriters
Fox
Manhattan
G. M- Merrick
Gen
Agt
E. Washington St
Call Brown
Jerry Unger
Hoyt Av
Justice of the Peace
William C. Smock
Joseph C. Harder
William H. Nickerson
Il Am
Joseph Gardner
Kentucky Ave
Indianapolis Wrecking CO
Cornell Av
Charles C. Walter
Marion County
Albert A. Womack
A. W. Williams
Massachusetts
Poughkeepsie
Octogenarian
NEW York Central Roads
Central Passenger Association
Joint Passenger Committee
Middle West
Colorado
Atlantic City
Boston
New England
New York City
Me. Murray
Oscar G. Murray
Murray
Loree
National Association of
Fort Worth
Tex
Harry Graybill
Union
Indianapollis
Harry Miller
Vandalia
Logansport
Toledo
D. F. Maroney
Maroney
Underwood
Journal
Terre Haute
Chicago & Eastern
Ilinois
Danville
Thebes
St. Elmo
Chicago Dames
Teemens
Illinois
Timothy
Lima
Coal and Coke
Blossburg
Kanawha
Raymond
Winifrede
Lubrig
Hocking Valley
Brazil
Greene County
Slack
West
Cohol
Androscoggin
Lodaan- Berkley
Cabot
Capitol
Rite
Cumberland
Dwight
Farwell
Tye
Fitenwilt
Out Edge
Sige
Gilded Hill
Hope
Linwood
Salas J&c
Peabody
Sic
Poppereil
Brett G Buck
Carlisle
Dwight Star
Great Falls
Hill Fine
Indian Head
Pepperell BR
Pepperell
Allen Grea
Star
Simpson
Ont
Aings
Mena
We. Warren
Slater
Tncs
Genessa
She
Wise
Pea
Stalina
Methuen AA
Lee
Oakland
Portsmouth
Susquehanna
Shetucket
Shetucket F
Amosio Gress
Bates
Sec
Lancaster
Hates
Toll du Nord
Amoskeag
American
Harmony
Stark
Tron and Ste
Walt "Bugar Cooee
Davis
Delaware
Secretary of the Interior
Messrs. Nixon & Zimmerman
W. Lederar
America
Knickerbocker Theater
Harry B. Smith
Ludwig Age
James T. Powers
Helene
Canfield
Cameron Harding
Ahsid Mile
Olive
Kilpatrick
Hal Reid
Cripple Creek
Empire Theaters
Robies
Carr
George Grossmith
Bowen-Merril Company
Rodgers
Myrtle
Emmere
Amelia
Amanda
Stevens
Mise
Ollie
Strasburger
Schmetzer
Lotta
Bhirlew
Will. Thomas
Almar
Sarah. Griffin
Annie. Thomas
Garnett
Belle. Turner
Ella J. Gallagher
Belle
Nora. Graves
M. A. Teewarder
Iverna Hoffmeyer
Gerace. Taylor
de Hutchinson
Stella Wilson
Hudson
Mary L
McRoy, Mullenbruch, Otto
Cathcart Bros Interstate Res'n Co
Adame, J. B. Co
Indpls
Ce-Op
Mtg
Échramm Cheetin Paper
Moegrove Supply Co
Dearby Game
Nat Peareuse! Co
Electrical Supply & Co
the Era
Ce U
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