Vital Statistics March 20 and marriage licenses listed
Vital statistics from March 20 list births at various addresses and names including Charier A. and Ida Brown girl, John and Fannie Coleman boy, Thomas and Mary Fox girl, Iva F. Smith twenty-two, Pa Klingstein seventy-eight, and other entries. Marriage licenses show several couples such as Joseph and Mary E. Steward, John Dibble and Lurie B. Davidson, Charles H. Jeffries and Daisy B. Brown, with notes on individuals and ages. Also notes on obituaries of Elizabeth M Baker and Emily Bretz, and housing rental ads for a large modern double near Sixteenth Street and a Morton Place eleven-room house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charier A
Ida Brown
Ryan Balding
John
Fannie Coleman
Douglars
Charles
Maxxie Botts
East Arch Street
Edward
Helen Goldman
Thomas and
Mary Fox
Agnes Street
Edwart and Walsh
Drover Street
So and
Laurie Stepp
Alvord Avenue
Joseph &. Mercer
Mary E. Steward
John Dibble
Lurie B. Davidson
Charles H. Jeffries
Daisy B. Brown
Financial, loans and mortgage ads in Indianapolis field
Classified financial notices show multiple lenders offering private money loans on Indianapolis city and county property, with terms and rates. Firms include Sayles, Spann & Co, Williams & Co, Ments & Evan, and others. Also listed are salary loans, construction material ads, and service providers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Sayles
East Market Street
Real Ave
Sajestic
Indianapolis
Siege Ee Spann & CO
Tadlena
Joans Salle
Ments & Evan
Mahy County
Williams
Market St
Seaeres Botsina
Bod Stevenson
Per Diem Freight Car Plan Could Cut Costs and Boost Dividends
Rail managers mull forming a per diem freight car association to standardize charges, with a July 1 start and a 12 month trial. Ex-Chairman Midgeley promotes a clearing house and executive committee to interpret rules and settle balances, while awaiting support from major lines. Meanwhile North Dakota rail traffic resumes after a March blizzard, with 2,000 new settlers passing St. Paul gateway. The South’s railway progress report notes rising mileage and equipment, and New Orleans rail chiefs reject Amalgamated Union talks, seeking mayoral mediation for a joint conference. Wall Street Journal reports Monon directors expected to declare a common dividend around 4 percent. legal opinions favor dividend payments when earned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midgeley
American Railway Association
Chicago & Eastern Ilinois
Illinois Central
Chicago & Alton
North Dakota
Soo Line
Northern Pacific
Pacific Coast
St. Paul
Great Northern
Indiana
Michigan
Ohio
Eco
Pennsylvania
Kansas
Missouri
New Orleans
Union
Amalgamated Association
Capdeville
Wall Street Journal
R. Thomas
West Monon
Control of Northwestern Held by Leeds Moore Reed Syndicate
A telegram announced that Leeds Moore Reed bought Chicago and Northwestern stock held by Oliver Bros of South Bend, giving the syndicate controlling interest. The piece notes prior belief the Vanderbilts held control, and catalogs various railroad personnel moves, freight activity, and regulatory actions affecting the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leeds, Moore & Reed Syndicate
Oliver Bros
South Bend
Chicago & Northwestern
Vanderbilts
Indiana concerns new educational association incorporated in Indianapolis
Articles filed with the secretary of state show the United Educational Association formed in Indianapolis with 10000 capital stock. Incorporators are Horace E. Ryan Frank B Chance and William Ward. The group plans a two sex school with some work by correspondence. Start date and location not set. Also new corporations: National Construction Company St Joseph County 10090 capital directors George A Haup J L White R Heath J F Cole J M Brown. Sunlight Milling Company Mount Vernon 25000 capital directors Andrew A Schenk Samuel J Miller Charles Kriel Charles P Kilen Louis Schurr Charles Schover Theodore H Raben.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash
State Line
H. O. Halstead
Pere Marquette
W. T. Bechilder
D. F. Maroney
Baltimore & Ohio
Maroney
Sechilder
Baltimore
Thomas G. Smily
National Association of Traveling Freight Agents
Board of Trade Rooms
Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
Omaha
Western Freight Association
Charles Warren
Jersey Central
Leeds
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
New York
Frank McCabe
Pennsylvania
United Brotherhood of Railway
W. C. Jordan
W. H. McCreary
Indianapolis Lines
G. Harvey
Toledo & Ohio Central
Lake Shore
Frank M. Hill
Chicago Junction Railway
United States
Hill
Big Four
Kankakee
Chesapeake & Ohio
Seaboard
American Kway Engineering Association
Central Traffic Association
United States Attorney General
Central Freight Association
United States Circuit Court
8. H. Bethea
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Chicago & St. Louis
Chicago & Northwestern
American Railway Engineering and Maintenance of Way Association
J. W. Kittredge
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis
A. W. Sullivan
Illinois Central Railroad
Hunter McDonald
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Railway
A. W. Johnson
New York, Chicago & St. Louis Railroad
H. P. Baldwin
Secretary of State
United Educational Association
Horace E. Ryan
Frank 8. Chance
William Ward
Indianapolis
National Construction Company
St. Joseph County
George A. Haup
J. L. White
R. Heath
J. F. Cole
J. M. Brown
Sunlight Milling Company
Mount Vernon
Andrew A. Schenk
Samuel J. Miller
Charles Kriel
Charles P. Kilen
Louis Schurr
Charles Schover
Theodore H. Raben
Prof Howerth Delivers Lecture On Competition and Co operation
The eighth lecture in Modern Social Problems will be given this evening at the Propylaeum by Dr. Howerth of the University of Chicago, in place of Prof Walter Wyckoff of Princeton. The talk examines competition and co operation in nature and society and questions include whether selfishness declines and if business success can be honest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Propylaeum
Howerth
University of Chicago
Walter A. Wyckoff
Princeton University
Wyckof
Howorth
Jury to Decide Today in Cropsey Murder Trial
Elizabeth City NC March 2 Solicitor George Ward argued the state case that Nellie Cropsey was murdered by James Wilcox, citing conclusive medical testimony of drowning. Defense attorney Ardlett countered, urging a careful review of evidence and noting sympathy for the Cropseys. Judge Jones to charge the jury tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth City
N. C
George Ward
James Wilcox
Nellie Cropsey
Wilcox
Miss Cropsey
E. F. Aydlett
Cropseys
Mr. Cropsey
North Carolina
Ardlett
Insurance suit over partial loss clause in fire policy
Morris A. Sachs of this city sues the London and Lancashire Fire Insurance Company of Liverpool. The case discusses partial loss coverage under policy terms and notes prior rulings that 80 per cent or three-fourths value clauses are illegal in total loss cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris A. Sachs
London and Lancashire Fire Insurance Company
Liverpool
Court dissolves injunction in 3-cent fare rail clash
The Circuit Court in Cleveland Ohio today dissolved an injunction from the Common Pleas Court shielding promoters of a 3-cent fare street railway system. It barred old company officials from purchasing withdrawals of consent for new lines. City Council had granted franchises to the new firm, signaling a likely renewed battle between rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, O
Circuit Court
Cleveland City Railway Company
Common Pleas Court
Morgan Firm Witnesses Hinge in Northern Pacific Suit
George W. Perkins of J. P. Morgan & Co testified as the initial witness before the special examiner in the Peter Power suit against the Northern Pacific Railroad. He described purchases of Northern Pacific stock in May 1901 and the subsequent sale to the Northern Securities Company, with details on cash and stock payments and lack of formal disposal agreements. The hearing, including discussion of Great Northern stock and potential subpoenas, adjourned to the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George W. Perkins
J. P. Morgan & Co
Peter Power
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Northern Pacific
Northern Securities Company
J. P. Morgan
Mr. Perkins
Union Pacific
Perkins
Great Northern Railroad
Great Northern
Clough
Mr. Harriman
Mr. Morgan
Hill
Harriman
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Bequeathes 12000 to Grandson for Bravery and Loyalty
Max Schmahl a German sugar magnate bequests 12000 to Otto Schmahl in his will, praising his brave loyalty to the country during the Spanish War era. Otto, living at 188 West Clifton Avenue with his parents, was among the first to respond to the nation’s call and served in multiple skirmishes, prompting the joyous news of the fortune arriving from Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Otto Schmahli
Max Schmahl
Germany
Otto Schmahl
West Clifton Avenue
Spain
Schmahl
Man Held In Wife Poisoning Case Released In Grand Rapids
Grand Rapids authorities released William Klump, long held on suspicion of complicity in his wife’s death, after no case was found. The wife died from poison in headache powder in Lowell two weeks earlier, and police believe murder was possible though not proven. Anna Hull of Grand Rapids narrowly survived a sample headache powder yesterday and is out of danger today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
Mich
William Klump
Lowell
Anna Hull
Receiver chosen for Driggs Seabury Gun Plant in Derby
NEW HAVEN Conn March 2 Henry C White of this city was named temporary receiver of the Driggs Seabury Gun and Ammunition Company of Derby The interests represented included James A B Grosvenor of New York owner of nearly 2000 shares who is said to have loaned large sums plus the American Ordnance Company and the Laflin Rand Powder and Ammunition Company of New York
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Henry C. White
Driggs-Seabury Gun and Ammunition Company
Derby
James A. B. Grosvenor
New York
American Ordnance Company
Laflin & Rand Powder and Ammunition Company
Condition of Mr English
New York March. Holding his own is the physician’s statement on the condition of Thomas Dunn English former congressman and author of Ben Bolt who is seriously ill in Newark New Jersey.
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New York
Thomas Dunn English
Ben Bolt
Newark
N. J
Quinine Profits and Holiday Dances Across a Dreamlike Scene
A whimsical Washington Star excerpt depicts a jovial scene with a druggist and quinine profits shaping a dance. The playful verse contrasts market briskness with festive imagery as people improvise footwear and garments, creating a surreal holiday mood.
Local Produce Market Shows Easing Green Stuff Prices
Weather boosts trade with heavy fruit and vegetable shipments. Irish potatoes sell from 6 to 1 a bushel as green items slip. strawberries remain plentiful but pricey. Commodities like oats hay and grains decline. wagon market prices hold with Corn at 72 cents per bushel and oats around 46 cents. Meat, dairy, and canned goods vary with region and season, while overall activity remains brisk in a market noted for firmness in staple items amid rising spring activity.
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Commission
Michigan
Northwest
Timothy
Kentucky Court of Appeals voids coinsurance clause on real estate
The Kentucky Court of Appeals ruled that the percent coinsurance clause adopted years ago by the Louisville Board of Fire Underwriters is void for real estate. The decision is described as the first definite expression by a court of last resort on the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Kentucky Court of Appeals
Louisville Board of Fire Underwriters
Indiana Title Guaranty And Loan Firm Ad
Real estate advertisement touts secure title policy with no abstract fee and absolute security. Claims reasonable fees and promotes Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Company located at 129 East Market Street.
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Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Company
East Market Street
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Pen
Bristol Board
India
The
Indianapolis Journal
Vital Statistics
Sarah Smith
Ashland Avenue
Mark Twents
West Street
Boone Street
Iva F. Smith
Twenty-eighth Street
Pa Klingstein
North Capitol Avenue
Baker
Elizabeth M
Frank P. Baker
Elisha J
Margaret Howland
Elisha J. Howland Bretz
Emily
Adam Bretz
North Cap Fol Avenue
Journal Private
A. Diener
Washington
Tel
Crown Hill
North Illinnois Street
Giaace Egelo
Delaware St
Tutewiler & Son
W. Market St
Gasisines & Buchanan
W. A. Grever
Majestic
Care Es Real
Woodruff Prince
Care Journal
Sixteenth Street
Morton Place
Care Hox
Journal
Gregory & Appel
OTS
KRENT
United Expiter and Supplies CO
Monument Place
Joseph Gardner
Kentucky Ave
Bork
Sean Ee
C. K. Barnett
Q. M
Frank Blanchard
Bertermann Bros
New No
Mass. Av
N. del
E. T. Silvius & CO
Pennsylvania St
Thomas R. Bell
Ingalls Block
Stegmeir
Illinois S St
Horace Woop
Circle
Peerless Foundry CO
H. C. Stevens
N. Senate Ave
Moler Barber College
J. M. Schwehmans
Wister St
Germantown
A. Wilson
Alabama Sway
Vermont St
Combination Billiard Table CO
N. Claypool Building
Hop Lee
Knox
Meridian and
Washington Sts
Ingrain
Hoffmann & Bonne
North
Illinois Street
Care Curnal
Eer W. Williams
Massachusetts
Rollyn Hawkins CO
Virginia
Eer
Union Transfer and Storage Company
Corner East Oblast
Union Trucks
Insurance
Royal Insurance Company
W. A. Greyer
Majestic Iidg
Northwestern Lines
Mr. Ingalls
Southern Railways
Ingalls
South
Northwestern
W. T. Malott
Vandalia
Florida
Lake Erie & Western
Buffalo & Susquehanna Railroad Company
New York Stock Exchange
J. G. Hollenbeck
Louiisville & Nashville
Atlanta
Indiana, Decatur & Western
Walter J. Thomas
Mt. Carmel
Cairo
Panhandle
Fort Wayne
Cumberland
H. J. Rhein
Buffalo
Adam Myers
Wabash Road
Hoozeston, Ll
Cleveland Street Railways
Northern Pacific Deal
J.P. Morgan & Co
America
Driggs-Seabury
English
Tobol
Cumonia
King
Washington Star
Limburger
Brazil
California
Coal and Coke
Blossburg
Jackson
Kanawhe
Raymond
Winifrede
Luhrig
Hocking Valley
Hragib
Greene County
Indiana Lamp
Slack
West Virginia
Connellsville
Leaner P. & W
Cama
Lée
Castile
Borax
Cabot
Capito
Rae Cumberland
Dwight Anchor
Farwell
Argyle
Carliste
Dwight Star
Great Fats J. Sc
Hill Fine
Pepperell
Allen Gress
Allen
Allen Robes
Arnold Lie
Cocheco
Merri
Je Simpson
Simpson
Edwards
Warren Wee
Slater
Genesee
Conestoga
Cordis
Wise
Cordis T
Hamilton Awnings
Lenox Fancy
Methuen AA
Oak md
Portsmouth
Susquehanna
Shetucket
Swift River
Amonkeag
Bates
Sige
Lancaster
Eee Nord
Rags
Ameae
American
Harmony
Stark
Mieied
Java
Arioma
Lion
Jersey
Caracas
Dillworth’s
Gates
Phoenix
Bousiess Cote
Louisiana
Carolina
Marie
Barbao
Malaga
Cage
la Zane
Box
Taney
Janey
Delaware
Louisville Board
Zenglish's
Uniw
Starbucks
Opie Read
Picchiani Troupe
Eldridge
Dempey, Mack & CO
Provost & Provost
Jenny-Eddy
Zelma Rawlston
Westons
M Tie
Bre
Pike Theater
Om Pa of
Secret Service
Crest RevEmpoom
Harold Bauer
Craig’s
Empire Theater
Frank Carr
Thoroughbreds
GORA
WM. H. Block CO
Rogers
Lilly & Stalnaker
E. Washington St
Vonnegut Hardware Co
East
Washington St
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