Vital statistics May 5 list of deaths and notices
A May 5 vital statistics column lists multiple deaths and burial notices with names and addresses such as Arthur Bruett 1119 Harlem street Frances Hubert and Anna Fertig 7 North California Rim and 1 boy 1 girl born to Olga Hamburg and Alice PruittIt also notes cerebral and tubercular cases at several streets and hotels and a detailed list of obituaries and funeral arrangements including times and locations for Lawrenceburg and Indianapolis areas
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Ami
Ae Poe
Frances Hubert
Harlem Street
Anna Fertig
North California
I Rim
David and
Mary Snake
Indiana Avenue
Georgia Kiricher
West Wash Street
Mamie Mitchell
Spring Street
Iidiedge
Sallie Nicholson
Prospect Street
Freda Vehling
East
Ohio
Lilly Sunnott
East Milne Street
Olga Hamburg
West Bay
Alice Pruitt
North East Street
Journal Business Directory listing multiple Indianapolis services
Directory style item listing businesses in Indianapolis including funeral directors physicians opticians florists stoves repairs and job ads. Entries mention names such as Reed y Eco Parry & Gerslan and Stegmeir Bros with addresses on Massachusetts Avenue and Delaware Street along with opportunities for employment sales and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanchard
Parry & Gerslan
Massachusetts
The Journal Seeks Pen And Ink Artwork
The Journal plans to use an appropriate illustration or cartoon in its want column to attract attention to the advertisement listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Prize Drawings Contest Offers Weekly Award in Advertisers’ Benefit
The Indianapolis Journal invites artists to submit 1 inch by 9 inch drawings illustrating business benefits for advertisers. Each week a $2 prize will be awarded for the best piece, with the artist's name attached. Drawings must be on good Bristol board in India ink, include the artist’s name and address on the back, and may be delivered or mailed to the counting room. Unaccepted drawings will be returned only if postage is provided.
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Ee Ae
Chance
Indiana Corporation of Capital
Jeffersonville
Ind
Spa Dales
Louisville
J. M. Maft II
Off- Gee
Chicago
Forts Brady Wayne
Mich
Fort Sheridan
Rock Arsenal
Lil
Indianapolis Arsenal
Bee
LHS
Boston
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Faringa
Washington, D. C
Eam
Bristol Board
INDIA
Aartist
Counting Room
THE
Indianapolis Journal
Cassatt
Pennsylvania
Nini Saye
McCrea
O. J. de Rousse
Broad Street
Staten
Indianapolis and Vincennes Railroad Company meeting notice
Legal advertisement from Indianapolis Ind dated April 16 1902 calls annual meeting of stockholders on Thursday May 1902 at 3 pm at the company office Indianapolis for electing seven directors and transacting other business Bliggatt secretary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Indianapolis and Vincennes Railroad Company
Indiana
Bliggett
Cassatt Inspections and Monon Deal Amid Railroad Rumors
The article reviews Cassatt’s inspection style on Pennsylvania lines and notes a Baltimore City Council vote selling Western Maryland Railroad holdings to the Fuller syndicate for 4.75 million dollars, with strings on tidewater terminals and a required West Maryland connections. It also cites Monon Railway rumors involving John W Gates and stock trades, plus April railway traffic and workforce changes across multiple lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Fuller Syndicate
Western Maryland Railroad
First Branch
Maryland
Varney Syndicate
Reading Company
Hambleton-Cook Syndicate
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
West Maryland Railroad
West Virginia Central & Pittsburg Railway
Monon Railway
John W. Gates
New York
Chicago
New York Times
Indianapolis
Louisville
Samuel Thomas
Mr. Gates
Monon
Ohio River
Passengers All Rescued After River Steamer Strike
The Kana wha traveling from Charleston to Pittsburg struck the Davis Island dam lock early today. Its bow tore off and the vessel settled to lower decks. All 110 aboard were landed with no injuries reported. Captain W. E. Roe commanded the steamer, which will be raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Kanawha
Charleston
W. Va
Davis Island Dam
W. E. Roe
Rail wage talks and railroad industry shifts in 1900s era
A steam shovel crew and fifty Italian workers are involved in a work dispute at a Southern Pacific shop in Houston, seeking a nine hour day or higher pay. Stationery moves alter Lake Erie & Western staffing, while Lackawanna trainmen warn of strikes over conductor substitutions. Osgood Bradley builds new vestibuled coaches for Philadelphia & Reading. Crane of Burlington engages in advisory work. Brooks and American Locomotive Works report large engine production, with leadership changes at multiple lines and a push for freight-rate coordination in Chicago and Indianapolis amid looming rate wars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Station
Lake Shore
New York Central
Chauncey M. Depew
Union Railway Company
EB. Bunch
Seaboard
Charlies F. Smith
William Dinan
Niagara Falls
Lackawanna
Buffalo
Indianapolis Division of
Pennsylvania
Indianapolis
Santa Fe
West
Southwest Territory
Panhandle
Columbus
S& Sayers
Corbett
Chicago & Alton
Big Four
Cincinnati
Atlantic Coast Line
R. G. Erwin
Elant System
Atlante Coast Lines
Mansfield
Shelby
Charles French
C. W. Huntington
Iowa Central
Central Road of
New Jersey
California
Big Herd Hotterbay
Blackman
Bie Four
G. B. Wiley
Tilineis Central
Southern Pacific
Houston
J. Ryan
Lake Erie & Western
Cleveland
A. Greene
J. P. Murphy
Lake Shore Road
Lackawana
Morrisey
Osgood-Bradley Car Works
Worcester
Mass
Philadelphia & Reading
Philadelphia
New York
Samuel E. Crane
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Missouri Lines
Isl
Brooks Locomotive Works
American Locomotive Company
Brooks
Jra 3
McCormick
Big Consolidated Street-Railway System
Harlem
New York Central Road
Motthaven
Grand Central Station
Fort Wayne
Cincinnati, Hamilton
Paulding County
Lima
Columbus, Lima & Milwaukee Railroad
John DD. Rockefeller
B. C. Faurot
Hiram
Cable
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Lines
Missouri River
R. R. Cable
Ock Island & Peoria
Pike’s Peak
R. P. Algeo
Hamilton & Dayton
Monon
Edwards
Algeo
Compa
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago
Protestant Ministers Praise Sunday Baseball Prohibition
The Protestant Ministers Association adopted resolutions thanking Mayor Bookwalter for banning Sunday baseball and urged merchants to grant weekly half-holidays during the heated term. Rev. Oscar C. Heiming reported a laborer helped by reading Jacob Riis's The Making of an American, aiding his family as they seek funds to take him to Denmark for health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Protestant Ministers’ Association
Bookwalter
Oscar C. Heiming
Jacob Riis
Denmark
Riis
The
New York Sun
Roosevelt
New York
Harry Kissell in Trouble at East Street Home
Police took Harry Kissell of 328 East St Joseph street into custody on a charge of unsound mind after a mid afternoon call claimed he was trying to kill his wife. A second call led Justice Smock to detain Kissell with a knife reportedly involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Kissell
East St. Joseph Street
Third Indiana Cavalry to Hold City Meetings and March
Secretary W N Pickerill of the Third Indiana Cavalry Regimental Association orders all members in the city to meet in the Circuit courtroom at 2 o'clock on Wednesday May 14 and at 9 o'clock Thursday morning assemble at the south entrance of the Statehouse to march to the monument. Many members reside near Madison Aurora Vevay Connersville Frankfort and Franklin and visitors are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. N. Pickerill
Third Indiana Cavalry Regimental Association
Statehouse
Madison
Aurora
Vevay
Connersville
Frankfort
Franklin
Opera
Loyal Legion Annual Meeting and Banquet Notice
A Loyal Legion circular announces the annual business meeting in the Senate chamber on Tuesday May 13 at 11 am. The same evening the banquet in honor of the ladies will be held at the Columbia Club. The item ends with a Wordsworth quotation and a toast to Cook's Imperial Dry Champagne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Legion
Senate Chamber
Columbia Club
Busy Days for Traders In Open New York Market
The wholesale trade shows activity to start the week with gains in dry goods and groceries. Prices largely steady with some declines in green stuff while dry goods and paints remain busy. Wheat and oats weaken on track bids as corn and hay show mixed movement. wagon-market prices rise on seller optimism for higher values.
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the Board of Trade
Msc
Timothy
Hay
Clover
Real estate transfers recorded in Marion County May 5 1902
Real estate transfers filed in Marion County Indiana show multiple lot transfers from Hubbard and Dye to various grantees, including Nicewender, Schoheld, Sargent, Morford, Goodwin, and Light. Amounts range from 100 to 9,307 dollars with properties along Woodlawn Avenue and nearby streets in Villaax and Dennison Park areas.
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Recorder’s
Marion County
Indiana
Indiana Tithe Guaranty and Loan Company
East Market Street
Samuel Nicewander
Wm. L. Nicewander
Hubbard Et al
Oliver and
Minnesota Sts
John T. Drea
M. Dunlap
Villa Ax
Woodlawnay
Jesse G. Sargent
Lot
John C. Pierson
North
Add
Coeeswatee
Sarah J. Speer
John
Morford
Mount Jackson
Sarah L. Gundelfinger
James Goodwin
Hiram Rain
Concord St
Michist
William L. Milner
H. R Allen
Highland Place
Shepard Ay
Mth St
Schumm
Abijah P. Thompson
Spann & Co
Spann Av
Spruce
Thomas Ward
Louis Hellman
Ray
Outlet Bs
Douglass
North St
Sheffield H. It. Gdm
Vita Rathert
Tne
Nettie B. Sharp
Dennison Park
Wm. Rothert
Sarah
Thompson
Robert GC
EmMpson
John C. Menne
Charles E
Martindale & Stil
Morris St
Near East St
Isaac King
Henry G
Par Alley
Browning
Penns
C. St. John
Mil St
16Th St
Johanette Young
Albert Young
Beaty
Beecher St
Singleton St
Rebecca Blake
Jona
Adams
Michigan Road
Matin
Martindale
Chas
Witthoft
Jackson Park
Sheldon
Fred Cline
N. Thompson
Wis
Ste
Nancy C. Cropper
Frank Soak
Lawrence Township
Levi Sohl
Eliz. Coe
Lot & Sohl
Bruce Place
Rouge Asn
Brizillat M. Blonet
Margaret L. Roberts
Lot S
Rik
Ith St
Rader
Maria - Hare
Alexander Starks
Hare
Missourist
Central Trust Company
Wm i Rhoades
Lote
Lennox Place
Ella St
28Th
John J. Cooper
Henry M. Grix
Lata
J. Cooper
South Meridlonat
Lowesis
Arthur A. McKain
Reginald H. Sullivan
Washington Heights
Geo. W. Stout
Geo. W. Stout Co
Stout
Bett R. RK
Tfith
Davy
Wainwright
Orvjitleebb
Young's
Ial Duder
Aschat
Page H. Budden
Bik T. Cavena
East Woodlawn
Nelson
Webb
Benj
Building Permits and Constructions Listed
Building permits issued for W L Rohde frame on Eugene street priced at 590 dollars. Sarah G Gaughan frame on 516 South West street 8 dollars. Rosenthal frame on Morrie street 1015 dollars. Atlas engine works erecting room 1. Rose Mehl cottage Addison street 10. William Summers frame Mount street 1010 dollars. Summers frame Mount street 1010 dollars. Minkner frame Webb and Wilmot streets 9 dollars. G W Hi and son two story brick copper T12 South East street 1004 dollars. D Pratt frame reviewing stand at Monument Place.
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W. L. Rohde
Eugene Street
Sarah G. Gaughan
South West Street
Rosenthal
Morrie Street
Atlas Engine Works
Rose Mehl
Addison Street
William Summers
Mount Street
Wiliam Summers
Minkner
Webb
Wilmot
South East
D. Pratt
Monument Place
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Vital Statistics
Arthur and Ho A. Bruett
Holly Avenue
Walter James Hughes
Stella Sophia Powmeee A. Eee
Florence M. Gregory
Hemetia Priceta
Ide M. Dixon
Wenzell
Estella Mendenhall
Denatha
Emma MecGuire
Pine Street
Anne Elkins
Bates Street
Shelby Street
East Michigan Street
Margaret Williams
Pearl Street
Mary Carr
Minnie C. Wells
Shef Street
OO Collier
Henrietta
William 8. Collier
Illinois Street
Crown Hill Cemetery
Ee Oy
E. Washington
Intronee
Indiana Marble
Grantre Wes
del St
Old Tel
Main
M. H. Farrell
West Washington Street
Flanner & Buchanan
North Illitde Street
B. Kreglo
Adams & Krieger
Gregory & Appel
Call
United Writle and Supplies CO
For Trade
T. A. Goodwin
College Av
Bryant & Gore
Pinancial
C. FP
Sayles & CO
Firerciat- Tal
Peeeeeet Sparn & CO
E. Fifield
Majestic
Aterest
Zoo
PS & Evans
Crawfordsville
Opticians
Bertermann Bros
New No. Mi Mass
N. del
St. Tel
Indpis. Electro Plating Co
Michigan
Silvius & CO
Pennsylvania St
Thompson R. Bell
Ingalls Block
Stegmeir Bros
Oyster
N. Hiino
H C. Stevens
Senate Ave
J. C. Orr
Washington St
Care Journal
Dundee
Moler Barber College
U. S. Army
Mbre
Albertson & Hodes
Bridgeport
Oe Eee
European Medicine CO
East Tenth St
Alabama St
Sunday Journal
Beaucaire
Delaware
Indiena Ay
Union Transfer and Storage Company
East Ohio St
Union Tracks
Rollyn Hawkins Co
Virginia Av
Meridian Et
Joseph Gardner
Kentucky
Lee
Illinois
Quong Lee & Co
Delaware St
Ts Cati
W ‘Cking CO
Cornell Av
Telephone
PEN and Ink Artists
Indianapolis and
Vincennnes
Cassatt’s Inspections
Indianapolis Lines
Gates
Trati
Riaily
Third
Indiana Cavalry
Loyal Legion Annual Meeting
William Wordsworth
Cook
Wagon Market
Blossburg
Jackson
Kanakha
Raymond
Winifrede
Luhrig
Hocking Valley
Brazil Block
Greene County
Slack
Connellsville
Orage
Epsom
Berkley
Cabot
Capitol
Cumberland
Dwight Anchor
Farwell
Fitchville
Hill
Hope
Linwood
Lonsdale
Peabody
Siie
Pepperell
Lg Fe
Androscoggin
Atlantic A
Argyle
Boott C
Buck's Head
Clifton
Constitution
Cartisie
Arnold LLC
Filge
Cocheco Fancy
Hamilton Fancy
Merrimac
Simpson's
Simpson
Berlin
Ewards
Warren
Java
Ariosa
Lion
Jersey
Caracas
Gates’s
Columbia Rt
Windsor
Bigeword
Phoenix
Eimpire
Cassia
New Orleans
Louisiana
Carolina
Asia
Leether
Ssa
Florida
Davis
WWE
Widow Jones
Beale
Holden Comedy Company
Sena
Camil
Minneapolis
Garme Celied
Cluett
Peabody &Co ‘Makers
Plez
Rata
Emerson Druley
J. F. Spaunhurst
Patesen
Stevenson Building
C. L Fletcher
Pennsylvania Street
South
Meridian Street
Nes
P. D. Baldwin
Paris
H. Baldwin
N. Penn St
GORA
WM. H. Block CO
Œuv
Union Painless Dentists
Circa
Monument
Chas. L. Hartmann
Martin Wade
Meridian ST
Lilly & Stalnaker
Willig’s Cash Furniture Store
Allegretti
Huder
Washington
Vories
Bousiess
Harden
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