Vital Statistics May 9 192._
May 9 vital statistics list births and deaths with names and addresses across the city. Jillian and Pella Hanna appear among birth entries along with Sadie Kaufman and others on North Alabama Street. Death notices include Margaret J. Bennett 59 and Margaretta Berner 73 among many other names with street addresses and medical causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jillian
Pella Hanna
Change Street
Sadie Kaufman
Uis
North Alabama
Dames
Melen Somerville
Dotma
Elvna Edwards
Hovey Street
George and
Othella Haermening
Ottawa Street
Bor Irvin
Dollie Smith
Arsenal Avenue
Tite
Mattie Dixon
Albert
Mary Murphy
Baltimore Avenue
Ber
Journal Seeks Pen and Ink Artists for Want Ads
The Journal invites suitable illustration or cartoon work from pen and ink artists to accompany its want column advertisements. Artists are encouraged to submit images that capture attention and fit the period newspaper voice.
Prize Drawings Wanted For Ad Benefits Contest
A weekly prize of 2.00 will be given for the best drawing illustrating benefits to advertisers in a business sense. Drawings must be 10 by 9 inches on Bristol board with in dia ink. Artist name and address on back. unaccepted drawings returned with cash postage. Deliver or mail to the counting room, Indianapolis Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol Board
INDIA
THE
Indianapolis Journal
Litchfield Foundry & Machine CO
Litchield
St. A
C. King
Oneida Hotel
Care Journal
Yost-Miller CO
Toedo
U. &. Army
United States
North Illinois St
Indianapolis
Ind
Scranton
Stevenson Bldg
Storage and bidding notes from Indiana and Rush County notices
Notices detail storage services by Union Transfer and Storage Company with packing and crate services in Indianapolis area. Also proposals due May 21 102 for army range castings and bids for a half mile race track on Indiana State Fair Grounds. County commission hearings set in Rush County. Details at statehouse room 14 and auditor's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fergonvili
J. M. Marshall
Indiana State Fair Grounds
Statehouse
Indianapolis
Indiana State Hoard of Agriculture
Charles Downing
Norrie
Local Trade and Church Notices Ad Insertions
The page lists business directory entries for funeral directors opticians florists and more. It includes ads for Reedys and Stegmier Bros Chop Houses and notes church services at First Baptist Central Christian Plymouth Congregational Christ Church St Pauls Central Avenue Methodist Meridian Street Methodist Roberts Park M B First Presbyterian Second Presbyterian and Edward P Matthews as superintendent with service times and topics. Also recruitment and want ads for machinists foremen canvassers army recruits and sales reps appear throughout with addresses in Indianapolis and local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Central Avenue
Ev. A. R. Beach
Epworth League
Roberts Park
Delaware
Vermont
C. EB. Bacon
Christian Education
First Presbyterian Church
North Alabama
Fifteenth Street
L. Haines
John W. Parker
Society Christan Endeavor
Second Presbyterian Church
Pennsylvania
Owen Davies Gantt
de Motte
Mayer Chapel
Catherine Streets
Samuel Sawyer
Edward P. Matthews
Sheriff Sale Notices From Marion County Indiana
Legal advertisements announce sheriff sales by order of Marion County Indiana court decrees. Emovn v Roth and Grinsteiner v McDonald cases list parcels in Irvington and Springdale Indianapolis to be sold for debt recovery with rents and profits set as sufficient to satisfy decrees. Sale dates May 3 and May 7 1902, at the Marion County Courthouse, with proceeds to discharge judgments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Marion County
Indiana
Emovn
Invtranse
Io Julian, Johnson, Rawls &Iood
Irvington
Eugene Saulcy
Marion Circuit Court
Esses Grinsteiner
Milton R. McDonald
John L. Miler
J. H. Waren
Springdale
Indianapolis
Who Is To Get The Monon Route In Indiana
Large stock blocks change hands as markets reflect a possible capture by a syndicate likely including the Louisville & Nashville or the Southern Railway. If L&N gains control it would boost northern links and Chicago traffic for the Monon, affecting freight to the South and lumber flows. Wabash and other lines consider expansions toward Detroit, with Strang’s Shore Line project eyed as a route to Detroit and possible Wabash control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monon
Southern Railway
Louisville & Nashville
Chicago
W. H. McDoel
Indiana
Cimelnnati, Hamilton & Dayton
Detroit
Toledo
Trenton
Detroit Tribune
Wabash
Strang
Detroit & Toledo
St. Louis, Kansas City & Colorado Railroad
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Wabash Railway Company
Terminal Railway Association
St. Louis Dispatch
Colorado Railroad
St. Louis
Mississippi Valley Trust Company
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad
Wiggins Ferry
Rock Island
Colorado Railroad Company
Poplar Street
Twelfth
Poplar Streets
Financial notices and loan ads from Indianapolis area
Financial notices advertise first mortgage loans on improved Indianapolis properties with low rates and privileges. Real estate loans on securities offered at varied terms. Farm mortgage money across Indiana with full partial payment options. Five percent city property loans in Indiana. Also listings seek salesmen and other services including furnaces and massage ads. Names include C. F. Sayles, Spann & Co, O. E. Flitfield, Clements & Evans, C. W. Williams, Bertson & Co, and Lucas & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Sayles
Market Street
Indianapolis
Reat Spann & CO
MSBE
O. EB
Majestic Building Financial
Indiana
Clements & Evans, Crawfordaville
Ind. Financial
C. x Williams
Marker St
Railroad News From The Midwest And East Coast
W E Cunningham dies at Rebekah Hospital in St Louis. Troup of Chesapeake & Ohio improves after eye trouble. New Panhandle roundhouse at Columbus let to C J Close. cost 1235 and 44 stalls. Rates for dressed meats to Chicago rise July 1. Chicago Great Western to lay 200 miles of track with 33 foot spans. Great Western passes to Grand Trunk history noted. New York New Haven Boston express crew changes sparked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Pacific
St. Louis Shore
W.E. Cunningham
St. Louis
Panhandle
Columbus
Missouri River
Chicago
Indianapolis
Chicago Great Western
S. B. Liggett
G. L. Peck
A. B. Starr
Pennsylvania
Union Station
New York
Boston
Garratt
Philadelphia & Reading
Hne
Tidewater
Louisville
Michigan
Logansport
Eel River Road
Grand Rapids & Indiana
Richmond
Ind
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Ohio
Southern
Louisville & Nashville
Clear Fork Valley
Tennessee
Knoxville, Lafollette & Jellies
The
American Association, Limited
Lafollette
Chancery Court
Campbell County
American Association
Louisville & Nashvile
Flower Mission vaudeville to aid Eleanor Hospital
Elated by the Eleanor Hospital need, the Flower Mission plans a Monday night vaudeville show at the corner of Eighteenth street and Capitol avenue. The old house serves sixteen children, many with tuberculosis, cared for by nurses who also admit dying babies when other hospitals refuse. Proceeds aim to bolster the hospital’s work and its yard filled with children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Hospital
Flower Mission
Eighteenth Street
Capitol Avenue
Eleanor Home
Hazel Orme
Hazel
Eleanor
Gypsy the Elephant Faces Delicate Treatment in Indianapolis
Ringling Brothers elephants near Indianapolis may undergo a delicate operation on Gypsy to relieve painful cornlike sores. Trainer Pearl Souders and circus veterinary staff prepare for the procedure if Gypsy is in good humor. Gypsy has shown moodiness when in pain, even striking when concussed with discomfort during the Chicago engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ringling Brothers
Indianapolis
Pearl Souders
Chicago
Elephant's Coin Removal Stirs Circus Showdown
Gypsy the elephant refused gentle handling as keeper Sauders, Ringling officials, and twenty men attempted to remove coins from her trunk. A bout of stubborn behavior delayed the performance, and the coins reportedly reappeared, forcing another procedure to pacify the animal and keep the circus united.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sauders
al Ringling
Realty Firm Formed In Indianapolis With Traction Plans
Mortimer Levering leads the National Bond and Realty Company formed with $300,000 capital. Directors include William F. Churchman Orlando L. Winks and Charles Hamblen. Planned realty focus with $250 to $700 lots near East Washington Street plus 150 acres platted for homes. Early venture will avoid heavy bond business. Also notes a traction line project from Wabash to Lafayette with $100,000 capitalization and a seven-member board. Additional small incorporations including Auburn Buggy Company Evansville Head Zinc and Spar Company Baldwin Telephone Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Mortimer Levering
Columbia National Bank
William F. Churchman
Capital National Bank
Orlando L. Winks
Frank B. Clayton
Charles Hamblen
National Bond and Realty Company
Indiana
Newton Claypool
East Washington Street
Belt Railway
Wabash
Lafayette
Wabash-Logansport Traction Company
Charles W. Blakeslee
Dennis A. Blakeslee
Dwight W. Blakeslee
F. Coleman Boyd
W. M. Anthony
Samuel C. Morehouse
Johns. Bradley
Nelson G. Hunter
Lyman T. Law
Hunter
Law
New Traction Company
Peru
Logansport
Delphi
Wabash River Traction Company
Logansport Street Railway Company
Auburn Buggy Company
Auburn
de Kalb County
J. L. Bevington
W. A. Boon
D. A. Garwood
Eugene McDowell
Frank Hogue
Charles Schaab
W. H. McDowell
Evansvile Head
Zine and Spar Company
Louis A. Daus
J. Will Gleichman
Otto A. Camstedt
John H. Rohsenberger
Peter Emerich
Baldwin Telephone Company
Montgomery County
Clarke
Walnut
New Ross
Ladoga
William Baldwin
David A. Myers
Charles A. Minnick
Matson of Duncan's Falls Father of Senator Matson Dies
George M. Matson, father of State Senator Frederick E. Matson, died yesterday at the family home near Duncan's Falls Ohio after a brief illness. He was sixty nine, born in Harrison County and a Civil War veteran who later led the local G A R post. He leaves a widow and two sons, Frederick E. and Clyde. Senator Matson and wife depart for Duncan's Falls to attend the funeral tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Matson
Frederick E. Matson
Duncan's Falls
Mr. Matson
Senator Matson
Indianapolis
Matson
Harrison County
Ohio
Morgan County
Muskingum Valley
Frederick E
Clyde Matson
Dramatic Club Presents A Trip to the Orient at German House
The Social Turnverein Dramatic Club will stage its season finale tomorrow night at the German House. The comedy in three acts features Mrs. Julia Lando Mrs Emma Spell mire Miss Emilia Kipp Miss Martha Janke and Miss Louise Lehrritter with Henry Moesch Leo Rappa port Richard Lieber Peter Scherer Richard Kurtz and George Lehmann in the cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Turnverein
The
Orient
Julia Lando
Emma Spellmire
Emilia Kipp
Martha Janke
Louise Lehrritter
Henry Moesch
Leo Rappaport
Richard Lieber
Peter Scherer
Richard Kurtz
George Lehmann
Two Cases of Insanity A Probate Guardian Sought
A petition filed in the probate department seeks appointment of a guardian for William S Demott a veteran aged sixty nine to manage his property after he was adjudged insane. Harry Cooper aged thirty eight of 1224 North West street was also adjudged insane with notes that worry over commissions due him contributed to his mental decline. New pianos priced 3165 and up at Wulschner's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S Demott
Harry Cooper
North West Street
Itt le
Local Produce Market Busy With Friday Trade Activity
Preparations for a big Saturday trade fill the local produce market as outside buyers place orders and grain arrivals stay light. Prices show no changes from Thursday. Irish potatoes weak while commission men resist downward shifts. Green goods abundant. beans peas cabbage in better supply. strawberries and oranges steady with ample supply. eggs and poultry up, butter mixed. The wagon market notes modest demand with possible lower corn and oat prices on the horizon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Timothy
Police chiefs convene and rename association to international
Louisville session amends by laws to form International Police Chiefs Association. New Orleans chosen as next meeting site. Officers elected: Richard Sylvester president, Harvey O. Carr secretary treasurer. Secretary salary raised to 206 dollars yearly. Tomorrow the chiefs tour Mammoth Cave. Also announces Bareley Walker two step Swagger at music store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
United States
International Police Chiefs’ Association
New Orleans
Richard Sylvester
Washington
Harvey O. Carr
Grand Rapides
Mammoth Cave
Bareley Walker
Swagger
Wuischners Music Store
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Vital Statistics
Richberd Kéwerd Jones and
Barbara Ellen Gant
Margaret J. Bennett
Fulton Street
Margaretta Berner
Peru Avenue
Daniel EK
Muserove
East Mortte Street
James R. Long
Julietta
Winifred Walker
Yandes Street
Taylor
West Twentetty-fifth Street
George W. Galloway
A. Diener
Tel
Branch Crown Hill Works
M. H. Farrell
West
Washington Street
Flanner Ee Buchanan
North
Illlipole
Delaware St
Adams & Krieger
Funeral i
N. Fils
Erane Real
Senate Av
Seventeenth St
Jexiée
James Gheene & CO
Lemeke
Merist
Mapleton
West Side
James Greene & CO
Meridian St
Thirty
W. D. Allison CO
E. South St
J. M. Westcott
Richmond, Ind
Eee
Gregory & Appel
New York Street
Park Avenue
United Writer and Supplies CO
Monument Place
Indianapolis Wrecking CO
Cornell
PEN and Ink Artists
Will
Wars Ee Co
Crossland
Mge
Telephone Ridge
Union Transfer and Storage Company
Corner East Obiost
Union Tracks
Fuush County
Salt Board
Coperterieees
Rushtieid County
Sonntae
Rush County
Board of Commissioners
Marqguia Tt. Sisson
MM. Frazee
Winfield & Thompson
Ames Allah County
Owen L. Carr
Frank Blanchard
Bertermann Bros
New No
Masa. Av
N. del
Thompson FR. Bell
Bt Ingalls Block
Krestaurants
Stegmeir Bros
N. Tilinots St
Horace Bucka
Fe C. Stevens
Ices
N. Senate Ave
Baptist
First Baptist Church
Thomas J. Villers
Victors
Apostle of
Action
Christina
Central Christian Church
Delaware and
Walnut Streets
Allan B. Philputt
Pastor Iy School
Christian Endeavor Society
Plymouth Congregational Church
Temple
Tenth Streets
Episcopal
Christ Church
James D. Stanley
New Church
North Alabama Street
Willis L. Gladish
Presbyterian
North Alabama St
Sunday Journal
Sherife
Eugene 8Auley
Burke & Werrum
Plaintt
Trafic
John Corbett
Canadian Pacific
Tron Mountain
D. Atkins
Southern Branch
Knoxville
Decatur
James A. Davis
Iowa Central
E. Snyder
Louiaville
F. N. Fisher
Mr. Snyder
Memphis
Pacific Express
C. Fitzgerald
Big Four
L. F. Loree
Baltimore & Ohio
Pinto
Cumberland
Chicago & Alton
Springfield
Jacksonville
Indiana, Decatur & Western
Kansas City
Panhandile
Germantown
J. W. Latrell
Illinois Central
Burnside, DL
J. O. Pattee
Bertson
OGBS
Bridgeport
SA Alus
Rollyn Hawkins Co
Virginia Av
Lucas & CO
the Flower Mission
Realty Company Formed
Columbia Bank
Fred E. Matson
Social Turnverein Dramatic Club
Wulschner’s
Hay
Clover
Brazil
California
Blossburg
Jackson
Kanakha
Pittsburg
Raymond
Winitrede
Lubrig
Hocking Valley
Brazil Block
Greene County
Slack
West Virginia
Wellsville
Berkley
Sic
Dwight Roecher
Farwe'll
Pestnay
Gee Pepperell If
Roscoe
Atlantic A
Tc. Buck
Constitution
Dwight Star
Great Palmale
Great Falls
Hill Fine
Pepperell
Rae
Andi
Allen
Amilton
Berlin
Cordie
Portamouth
Wise Hanna
Shetucker
Amosie Staple
Amosk Dress
Bates
Pagar Sreia Bates
Java
Seger
Ariosa
Ee Sey
Wwe
Dueck Srs
Treasury Statement
Gung -S Iscsesercecccecseorse
Su “ College Fundicipal
Sales University College Fund
SS Common School Fund
Sereseerene
Leopold Levy
W. W. Hart
Dilleworth's
Gates
Columbia
J . Windsor
Rigewoot
Ridgewood
Regis Cassia
Louisiana
Carolina
Tron and Steel
Wgeic
Frees Wsickin
Mae
Itv
Florida
Er Ooumne
Alsike
Ger
Crimeon Layer
Fancy
Kentucky
Mme
Cris
English’s
Matinse Eats Now Reader
English’s Opera House
Holden Comedy Company
Denver Express
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