Vital Statistics May 19 Names and Causes Listed
A long list of individuals with ages and addresses is given, noting causes such as heart disease, consumption, hemorrhage, congestion of bowels, and tuberculosis. Locations include City Hospital and various streets in multiple streets like Madison Avenue and Union Street. Mentions of monuments, funeral services, and undertakers appear, with business notices for marble works and embalmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Fryatt
Econd
Elia Shay
McKim Street
Indiana Avenue
Stacy
Jones
Georgia ‘Street
Christina Schmidt
South Noble
Hameey
Arrow Avelacy M. Conners
West Honers
Henry Street
Tuberculosis
Pen and Ink Artists Wanted for Journal Want Ads
The Indianapolis Journal seeks weekly drawings illustrating advertiser benefits with Bristol board art in ink. Submissions must be 10 by 9 inches, artist name on back, return postage if not picked up. Deliver or mail to counting room, with rewards and a note on prize details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ai Wached
Bristol Board
INDIA
Counting Room
THE
Indianapolis Journal
Meeting of Indiana Company Directors Aimed at Stock Affairs
Notice for a stock meeting of the Indians Company to be held at the office of CA Akers in Phoenix Territory Arizona on the 24th of June. Purpose to choose directors and conduct other proper business. CAUSE pres, CLARK vice, other officers named in fragmentary notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
of the Indians
C_ A
Akers
Phoenis
County
Territory of
Arizona
Pbms
Journal Business Directory listing local services
A compact excerpt from a historical Journal issue shows a business directory with entries for reed repairs optics and funeral directors, plus real estate loans and job ads. It lists firms like REEDY & CO, PARRY & GERSLAN, MOUSE & MAYHEW, BERTERMANN BROS, THOMPSON R. BELL, STEGMEIR BROS, HORACE WOOD, and many employment and lending notices across Indianapolis.
Fast Automobile Trip Sets New Record Between Cities
A party of four New Yorkers drove 103 miles from New York to Philadelphia in four hours eight minutes, breaking previous records. Participants were D. S. Barnes, F. F. George, C. Andrade, and W. T. Hainey, using a 24 horsepower machine. They started at the Waldorf Astoria at 2 p.m. and finished at the Bellevue Hotel in Philadelphia, averaging 25 mph with bursts to 40 mph on good road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Philadelphia
Schwab
United States Steel Corporation
T. Barnes
F. F. George
C. Andrade
W. T. Hainey
Waldorf-Astoria
Bellevue Hotel
Big Four Well Managed Railways Adopt Per Diem Plan
United States Investor lauds Cleve land Cincinnati Chicago & St. Louis management and criticizes Vanderbilt issue stock clarity. The road spans Mississippi to Ohio rivers and the Great Lakes with straight lines, low grades, and strong ballast. Earnings rise four years, with high maintenance costs. Excursions to Atlantic City Niagara Falls planned by Trunk Line Association and others. Per diem car charging eyed for big systems, with Chicago meeting proposing Cavanagh plan as best option. Staff changes, contracts, and records updates frequent across the network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
Mississippi
Ohio Rivers
Great Lakes
Pennsylvania
Trunk Line Association
Central Traffic Association
Atlantic City
Niagara Falls
Baltimore & Ohio
Pittsburg
Wheeling
Bellaire
Parkersburg
Marietta
Cape May
Central Passenger Association
Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern
Big Four
Chesapeake & Ohio
Central
Lake Erie & Western
Hamilton & Dayton
Nickel Plate
J. R. Cavanagh
Hig
Railroad Promotions and Prospects Across Illinois and Nearby Lines
The article details promotions and appointments across major railways including the Erie, Pennsylvania lines, and the Big Four. It notes William S. Morris moving to the Erie, J R Barr to the Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul, and George C. Cochrane becoming assistant to the Erie president. It mentions improvements at city freight depots, and remarks by J. Q. Van Winkle on Cairo division upgrades. It also highlights Ford Wood’s weather-based optimism for Illinois crops, and praises George H. Daniels as a noted New York Central figure. It reports William Van Horne’s Cuba railroad interests and remarks on Cuba’s Santa Clara and Santiago line. and finally notes a settlement between Moore Leeds Gates and Chicago & Northwestern factions, with staged board representation and no consolidation with Rock Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Erie & Western
Stoors
Cleveland
Lake Shore
Harahan
Thellinois Central
Mount Clemens
Mich
The
Wabash
Mingo
Jewett, O
I S
Brightwood Shops
Detroit Southern
Norfolk & Western
George Butker
Indiana, Bloomington & Western
Daniel Ramsey
Washington, D. C
F. C. Calhoun
Youngstown
Ashtabula
Alabama Great Southern
Meridian
Miss
New Orleans
Chicago & Northwestern
Minneapolis
Duluth
Northwest
R. A. Gray
Cincinnati
Hamilton & Dayton
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
R. W. Polley
Switchman
Louisville & Nashville
Kentucky
Cincinnati, Richmond & Muncie
North Judson
Ind
Big Four
American Car and Faunary Company
Lake Erie & Western Hias
Warren J. Lynch
H. J. Rhein
Fittebase
Vanderbiltnes
Cotton Belt
Carnegie Steel Company
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
R. Talbott
Pennsylvania Voluntary Relief Department
Indianapolis
John McKenna
Peru
Chicago
W. L. Reynolds
St. Louis
Hillness Central
William S. Morris
Chesa Peake & Ohio
Erie
J. R. Barr
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Morris
George C. Cochrane
Western
New York
Willard
Cochrane
Pennsylvania Lines
Commission Row
J. Q. van Winkle
Cairo
Ford Wood
Peoria & Eastern
Illinois
George H. Daniels
New York Central
Empire State Express
North Missouri
William van Horne
Cuba
Havana
Santa Clara
Santiago
Chicago & Northwestern Road
Moore-Leeds-Gates
Rock Island
Hubbard Murder Trial Ends State Case in Brief
Charles Hubbard stands accused of murdering Gus Monroe after a Sunday morning dispute at the Indiana avenue and New York street corner. State witnesses testified Hubbard fired twice, striking Monroe, while defense plans to argue self defense citing threats from Monroe and Edwards and prior police spying allegations. The trial adjourned with a likely jury verdict expected later today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hubbard
Gus Monroe
Hubbard
Monroe
Indiana Avenue
New York Street
Montgomery
Douglas Edwards
Venable
Alois B. Graham
Charles Brown
Ryan Block
W. M. Higbee
North Arsenal Avenue
Robert Gregorie
West Tenth Street
George Tomlinson
John Edien
Vermont Street
Edwards
Montgomer
Edlen
Tucker's Fees Involved Case Heads To Supreme Court
The Board of County Commissioners sues A R Tucker former Hamilton County auditor for recovery of fees. Venue moved to this county and case submitted to Judge Allen on agreed facts as prep for Supreme Court review. Hampers of the law question tied to 1888 fees and a later Supreme Court reversal. funds of 4000 to 5000 dollars await return or settlement amid ongoing actions. Frank Wenger will contested will set aside after long probate and circuit court proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
A. R. Tucker
Hamilton County
Allen
Supreme Court
Tucker
Gavin & Davis
Frank Wenger
Suit Settled Over Will Bequests to Local Saloon Keepers
An agreement settled the suit over Wenger’s will without court intervention. Wenger left about two thousand dollars in property to Guilford Deitch Daniel Young man Jr Gottlieb Hassert Louis Wapnitz George Grinsteiner Sacred Heart Church and St Marys Church. The bulk went to Youngman and Hassert and Wapnitz. Wenger’s children Edna Wenger Elizabeth Knarzer Jacob We and Katie Smith contested the will claiming Wenger was an habitual drunkard and incapacitated. Edward W Symmons sued Adolph Marer for malicious prosecution after a clothes purchase dispute. Symmons paid $2 and was dismissed. he then sued for damages. Judge Leathers granted a divorce to Louie Lutz from Christian C Lutz amid claims of habitual drunkenness and abuse. Trial noted real and personal property figures and alimony request. Isaac S O’Haver sued Automatic Yoke Company for $5 damages after an accident with revolving knives injured his hand.
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Wenger
Guilford Deitch
Daniel Youngman, Jr
Gottlieb Hassert
Louis Wapnitz
George Grinsteiner
Sacred Heart Church
St. Mary's Church
Youngman
Hassert
Wapnitz
Edna Wenger
Elizabeth Knarzer
Jacob We
Katie Smith
Edward W. Symmons
Adolph Marer
McMaster
Symmons
Marer
Leathers
Louie Lutz
Christian C. Lutz
Court Notices and Dismissals From Local Hearings
The record lists cases in three rooms with judges McMaster Leathers and Carter. Dismissals by plaintiff are noted in several actions including Renick and Havelick, with costs awarded. New suits include multiple divorces and an Indiana Supreme Court docket with transfer and appellate briefs.
Local market notes show steady to firmer prices on poultry and fruits
Week opens quiet on wholesale streets with firm poultry at 9 to 10 cents a pound, eyeing deeper demand, while butter and cheese move briskly. Grains mixed with corn softer on the track, hay steady, and wholesale provisions active domestically though exports lag. Multiple farm items including cabbage, onions, and green produce ease as rain remains a key factor for a potential price rebound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy
Real estate transfers filed in Marion County Recorder
Transactions for the 24 hours ending May 19 189% reported by Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Co list numerous deeds in Indianapolis area. Transfers include Brown to Campbell at Lot 26 in Haugh & Co's West End, Woodruff Place, Woodrum Place and others with prices noted. Goodin to Mo n % of Lot 66 in Wood's sub. Hunter to Pav. Henry to Cromer et ux. Self to Schosker Lot 427 Woodlawn addition. and multiple other parcels in Irvington, East Washington Street area, and Center Township. Total transfers shown with various sums, including 1 600.00 and 2 700.00, plus other prices. Listed by transferor and transferee with parcel locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder’s
Marion County
Indiana
Indiana Tithe Guaranty and Loan Company
East Market Street
Arthur V. Brown
Calvin C. Campbell
Haugh & Co
James
West End
Germania
Gear Walnut St
Anna G. Woocruft
A.’ Seow
Woodruff Place
East Drive
T. Miller
Wm A. Scott
Woodrum Place
Ada
Piwsnvnerwsl
Mary E. Schmid
Nellie B Wilson
Goodin
Lewis
Wood
New Jersey St
Walnut St
Eherif
Vickers
Jackson Fark
Shel- Gon Bt
Momf SH
Cece Eessen Nee
Bertha Museman
Geo. Ies Harrington
K. Fletcher
Brookside
la Salliest
L. Henry
James My Cromer
T. Fletcher
Brightwood
Sancost
Drive
David A. Self
Adulphus E. Schosker
Spann
Woodlawn Add
Adolphus E. Sete
Mary E. Haller
Land
Impt
Chas Kyvier
Ist West Park Add
Huth St
Vermont
Gentry Bros Show at Loth St Next Week with Daily Performances
Readable ad style notice lists prices for groceries and hardware items offered by Gentry Bros, detailing numerous goods from Eagle tablets to confections and spices. Contains miscellaneous city items and market prices across produce, meats, and supplies with scattered vendor figures and product notes.
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Vital Statistics
Malinda Gaddis
Vinton Street
Veronica Bowen
Orange Street
J. J
J.aek Sterbing
Wis West
J. and
M. ©. Gausepohl
Fletcher
Efe Taylor
Park Avenue
L. Davis
North
Belmont Street
Harvey Edgar Large
Lena Coffin
Leonard Niehaus
Laury Baumann
Writin Payne
Orville Penn
Tolin
Jessie B. Tree
Roscoe McKinney
Anna Mess
A. Diener
Washington
Tel
Crown Hill
Louis
P Krumshield
Ohio
Flanner & Buchanan
Hilneisy Street
Kreglu
M. Ware
Adams & Kineger
UTE Wilbk & Sox
T. Tel
Joseph Gaedner
Quong Lee & CO
North Delaware St
Aleo
PEN and Ink Artists
A. “ and Galion Bugsy Co
G. W. Hester
Nn Ee
Rbollyn Hawkins Co
Jeffersonville
Yajeet
J. M. Marshall
Q. M. General
Quakers Department
Boston
Jers Department
L. BE. B. Atwood
Eclock
Francisco
Quartermaster’s
Secon
EB Atwwood
Indiana Off Company
Ames
Cause
Clark
Iia Sud
LevatToRs
Reedy & CO
N. Delaware St. Tel
Parry & Gerslan
Massachusetts
Lady Attendant
Mouse
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BERTERMANN_BROS
Mass. Av
N. del. St. Tel
Thompson R. Bell
Ingalls Block
Stegmeir Bros
Oyster
Chop Houss
N. Miinois St
Horace Wood
Circle
Ra Tet
Salist— J
Orr
Sage Og Foundry CO
Tio Meek
H C. Stevens
Senate Ave
Joana
Clements & Evans
Crawfordsville Ind
C. N. Williams & CO
Market St
Eliable Credit Co
Law Building
Care Journal
Gregory & Appel
United Pewriterk and Supplies CO
Monument Place
P. & A. Telephone CO
Pany
Coggeshall Mfg. CO
Liberty St
New York City
Poe
Togans Poe Foundry CO
Molek Barber College
U. S. A. Army
Ilinois St
Inn
Scranton
Stevenson Building
European Medicine Co
East Tenth St
ELEC
Terre Haute
Martinique
Paro R & CO
Dearborn St
Viscol Company
East Cambridge
Mass
Albertson & Hobbs
Bridgeport
Consumers’ Gas Trust Stock
Newton Todd
Fletcher Bank
Sunday Journal
Home Stove CO
S. Meridian St
Charles E. Neff
Warsaw
Union Transfer and Storage Company
Ohio St
Union Tracks
EPA
PrTr
Eleventh Street
Eastern Financial Paper
Tle
Illinois Central
Ted
Judge Allen
Will
Erty
Isaac S. O'Haver
Automatic Yoke Company
the Court Record
John L. McMaster
J. C. Perry & Co
James A. Renick
Samuel Markowitz
Pear
A. Havelick
James M. Leathers
Martin A. Gross
van Camp Burial Vault Co
Victoria DD
Hughey Vs
Indianapolis Union Railway Co
Vinson Carter
Alma _E. Krukow
R.S. Patterson Music Co
Wesley Grantham
Central Trust Co
Mary E. Thompson
Harry M. Thompson
Circuit Court
Susie James
Joseph James
John Foster
Josie Foster
Superior Court
Sara Harrell
William Harrell
the Automatic Yoke Co
State of
Matthew Kelly
John D. Morgan
Daviess County
Greene C. C. Ee
Chicago & Southeastern Railway Company
Charles Kinney
Putnam C. C
Cynthia Ann Whittindiger
William Bower
Huntington C. C
Edmund C. Westervelt
National Manufacturing Company
Elkhart C. C
James C. Mount
James S. Dehaven
Fayette C
Apne
Southwestern Rep
New York Supplement
Brazil
California
Coal and Coks
Blossburg
Jackson
Kanawha
Raymond
Inifrede
Luhrig
Hocking Valley
Tlock
Greene County
Slack
West Virginia
Connellsville
Epsom
Berkley
Cabot
Capitol
Cumberland
Dwight Anchor
Farwell
Fitchville
Hill
Hope
Linwood
Lonedale
T&c
Peabody
Pepperell
Atlantic A
Fije
Argyle
Bilge
Broott C
Tye
Buck's Head
Clifton
Constitution
Carlisle
Dwight Star
Great Falls
Hill Fine
Indian Head
Pepperell R
Androscoggin
Allen TR
Allen Robes
American Indigo
Arnold
Arnold LLC
Tyce
Cochern Fancy
Hamilton Fancy
Merrimac
Pacific Fancy
Simpson
Berlin
Grers
Warren
Slater
Genesee
Tickines
Amoskear Aca
Conestoga
Cordis
Cordis T. U
Corts Ace
Hamilton Awnings
Lanox Fancy
Methuen
Oakland AF
Portsmouth
Rusquehanna
Shetucket
Floear
Dee Wheat
Java
Amoga
Lion
Jersey
Caracas
Gates
Margaret Nolan
John Dawney
Cid Acne
Aan
Aoe
Sone
Ware St
Sid St
Eanspe Benopa
Black
Princes M. Carter
Johnson
Hogstire
Washington St
Bet Hamilton and
Jefferson
Calvin W. Coppeds
Greenteafs
Hanway
A. E
Fietche Ors Oak
Chas
Boyer
L. Fletcher
Oak Hill
Marlette Park
Wendell and
Listers
Christina
Shepherd
Adam
Fussner
Finneman
W. Johnson
Caeser AL
Rodney
Chambere
Irvington
Teppel Av
Aree
Mary
Crown
John Honcork
Pate Ins. Co
Ieane W. Raffin
Center Township
L. P. Harun
Geo W
Burr
Miller's
Sda
A. Ee
Geo. W
Geo, Wa
Geo
Shelby
Central Park
H. J. Mader
Thirteenep Street
J W. Lunt
John D. Moore
Colth Street
Beville Avenue
F_ Michaelis
Frasne
North Alabama
R. M. Stoock
Central Av
O M. Eddes
HB. Crosley
Ruckis Street
Ste
Loth St
Capitol Avenue
Gentry Bros
United Admis
Conan
Mold
Columbia A
Windsor A. See
Ridgewood A
Phoenix A
Sic
Empire A
Ideal Golden
Ridgewood
Allspice
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Cassia
Implic
Louisiana
Carolina
Iron and Steel
Perenien Sere Marek
Tire
Isleness
Bermuda
Timothey
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