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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1902

Page

9

Vital statistics from city May 28 listing many births and injuries

A long list from the city records notes numerous births at various addresses including J. J. and A. Hiker in the city, Lawrence and Carrie Dugan at 1 South West street, Nikly and Mildred Brazel, Robert and Minnie Stark at 2734 Capitol avenue, and many more. The notice includes infant deaths and illnesses such as phthisis, cirrhosis of the liver, pulmonary tuberculosis, and other conditions, with locations and ages. Additional entries cover obituaries, business directory items, and public notices for rentals, services, and sales throughout Indianapolis establishments.

J. J A. Hiker Lawrence and Carrie Dugan South West Street Nikly and Mildred Brazel Robert and Minnie Stark Capitol Avenue Rachel Wells West Twentyweend Macy Calaway Virginia Avenue de Lousin H. Hartman New York Street Johantgen Maison Werve Sebastian Doliries Leonard Street Frank G. Krenzach Iowa Street Amor Porter St. Vincent's Hospital Jazette Hartman North T Avenue Kerine Deweberty Higgins Northilmots Street Napier West Street Winlock Colorado

Sunday Subscription Card Promises Deals For Advertisers

An early 20th century classified style ad touts a year long Sunday card at 1.95 per month designed for profitable reader and advertiser use. It promotes Mosaicity Gens Commasce Auten remedies for consumption asthma bronchitis and skin diseases with six months supply directions. It mentions Mexican jugs shipped nationwide and positions Wyndham Robertson Co as Dallas Tex distributors with free literature and low 5 cent per line rates for all ads.

Journal United States Wyndham Robertson CO Dallas Tex

Journal seeks weekly pen and ink cartoons for ads

The Journal announces a weekly prize for the best illustration showing business benefits of advertising in its want column. An appropriate illustration or cartoon will be used to attract attention and is to be provided by advertisers or readers.

Sunday Journal Counting Room THE Indianapolis Journal

Dedication of Pagoda in Spades Place Parkway

The pagoda cost over $3,000 and will be turned over to the Park Board for band concerts. Mayor Bookwalter and others will speak at the ceremony near Newland Avenue. Private contracts will add driveways and brick paving along several streets in Irvington.

Spades Place Parkway Pogue M. H. Spades Park Board

Attorney seeks release re Hortense Abromet girl on own recognizance

The attorney for Hortense Abromet appeared before Acting Judge Connoway yesterday morning asking release on own recognizance. The mother was noted to be showing signs of mental distress and the girl remains under the Grand Jury's consideration.

Hortense Abromet Connoway Grand Jury

Wabash Time Cuts and Rail Changes Promised June 15

The Lake Shore and Wabash rail systems plan timetable changes to shorten Buffalo to Chicago travel and to introduce through trains to New York. Twenty large engines now haul fast mail cars, with two drawn trains showing promise. a parlor car may follow. Officials say other lines will boost service, while earnings for May top 337,250.30 and year-to-date gains reach 17,033,117.61.

Lake Shore Company Buffalo Chicago St. Lows Lake Shore Dunkirk Erie Ashtabula Cleveland Toledo Sandusky Elkhart New York Stenpene St. Louis Knickerbocker Vanderbilt

Railway and freight deals reshape midwest lines

Reports from Baltimore note a hitch in Fuller syndicate control of the Western Maryland while reorganizations push ahead across several lines. The West Virginia Central contracts to haul coal for Pennsylvania and Baltimore & Ohio. Pullman sued in New Jersey for damages over denied breakfast on a Richmond to Washington trip. Pennsylvania Company profits from Pittsburg, Fort Wayne & Chicago lease reach 871,065.77 in the best year since 1882, with cumulative gains over 16 million since 186. A Cincinnati Dayton Findlay link is planned, and Illinois Central adopts a five-division reorganization June 1. St. Louis division chief Dailey moves to Louisville. G A Clark and H H Waller receive new posts as routes expand. Postal Telegraph to take Western Union contract on favorable terms, with no impact on relations between Gould and Pennsylvania groups. Big Four unveils cherry finished coaches with luxury and safety features. Burlington and Rock Island reportedly finalize a compact to share terminals and riverfront access via Wiggins Ferry and a new station plan.

M. E. Ingalls Big Four New York Grand Trunk Line Indianapolis Portland Ore E. A. Ford Pennsylvania Lines Frank J. Moore Nickel Plate Pacific Coast W. F. Perrine Wabash Milberry Peru H. Howard F. B. Sawyer Pennsylvania Danvers Mass New York Central Buffalo Fort Wayne Brotherhood of Railway Car Men of America Summit Lodge William B. Leeds Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Co. G. Getzendanner Lake Shore Europe F. J. Jerome Central Railroad of New Jersey Philadelphia Reading Missouri Pacific St. Louis Denver Missouri Jefferson City Lexington Kansas City Montclare Baltimore & Ohio Union Railway Company Columbus Central Passenger Association Chicago Asnes James G. Everest Milwaukee & St. Paul M. Hohl Burlington A. F P. Perkins Perkins Hohl Kansas City, St Joseph & Council Bluffs Rock Island Panhandle Indianapolis & Vincennes Muskingham Valley Baltimore Fuller Syndicate Maryland West Virginia Central Pullman Company District Court of the United States of Rev. T. Johnson African Methodist Episcopal Church Organ Richmond Washington Pittsburg Pennsylvania Company Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Cincinnati, Dayton & Chicago Findlay Fort Wayne & Western Cincinnati Northwest Illlnois Central J. C. Dailey Louisville W. S. King Fulton G. A. Clark Hale & Kilburn St. Louis Republic Burlington and Twentieth and Walnut Streets North Market Street Terminal Association

Real Estate Transfers in Marion County May 28 192

Instruments filed for record show numerous transfers in Marion County Indiana. Listings include John Reagan trustee to Henry Leach and others with properties on Blaine Avenue Capitol Avenue and East Street plus several additions such as Woodlawn and Pleasant View with Lot numbers and corner locations. Total transfers listed amount to 72 292.00 with scattered individual payments and lot descriptions across multiple additions.

C. F. Sayles & CO East Market Street Indianapolis ANN & CO EL Market Oo. O. EB Fifield Majestic Building Indiana Cements & Evans Crawfordshille Ind C. N. Williams Market St Recorder's Marion County Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Company John Reagan Henry Leach Kuhn & Johnson West Indianapolis Blaine Moret Anna L. Kissel Frederick Sanders Louise M. Horatmann Aare Ean Geo. Kessler Sterling R Henry J. Arsamann Maiachi Kelly Ray Outlet Minerva St New York St Frederick H. Wiley India CG Harris Drake Iilinoia St Ith Cever Senseseatereer Harriett E. Walker John W. Clark Walker's Walden Central 30Th St Henry Gramse Frank M. Holliday Owens Cor Barnes Chi- Bro Addison L. Roache Shelton Barnes Av Patterson Irvinton Alabama St 15Th St James S. Cruse Wm. G. Griffith Morrison & Co 10Th St Delaware St Martha Stewart Lois W Martin Staub Noble Hughey Louisiana St Libring George W. Shelby Wae W. Harmon Geo. W. Shelby Clark Haughville Cor Belmont Clark St Geo Kessler Casas Densansine James C. Barnett Harry H. Harrison Bybee & Pratt West Side Standard Klondike Eva Schuster Charles Morbach Peataet Seace Fulton and Davidson New Dor Nooir Verses Cosceres Nichilas Staub Anna F. Webb Christian Schwemeyer Howland & Webb Madison Webb Ranadell St Christian We Schwemeyer Brad & Co Fryan Elise Buschmann Phillip Klein Fletcher Woodlawn State Av Daniel A. Chenoweth Jas. A. Shirley Englewood Dearborn Washington St Chas. E. Barrett Stout Wayne Nora Henry Robert Gordon A. M. Ogle East Park Margaretta Pendergast Caroline Donnan Danforth & Knox's Pratt St Penn- Mpuvrra Cori Wen Lucy A. Hereth Chas F. Logsdon Wilkin Hanna's Heirs Highland Polk Isaac Russell Renj. F. Grant Campbell West Park Ray St Chase St John G. McCullough Oliver F. Watson Richey’s Miller St Hiatt St

Building Permits and a Forger’s Discharge in Hoboken

Building permits listed for Griffin frame cottage at 614 South West St W H Lebeheim at 120 West Fugene, Freier frame addition at 1212 East Ohio, H E Shortemeier repairs at 66 South New Jersey, ae Hoffmark frame shed at 185 Orleans, Squire Thompson repairs at 4 Southeastern and Keystone avenues, Dr J Gard Fiske two story double frame at College Ave and Twenty fifth St. In New York May 28 Albert Schweisheim, held on forged notes charge from France worth 3250.00 francs, discharged due to mistaken identity.

Ee Griffin Str H. Lebeheim Fugene Street Freier Ohio Street H. E. Shortemeier New Jersey Street Ae Hoffmark Orleans Street Squire Thompson Southeastern Keystone Avenues Dr. J. Gard Fiske College Avenue Twenty-fifth Street New York Albert Schweisheim Hoboken France

Markets Hold Steady Amid Seasonal Shifts And Rising Leather Demand

Trade in local markets remains steady with few price changes across fruits vegetables and grains. Leather prices look set to rise as heavy hides advance and demand strengthens, while poultry eggs and butter stay high with no stock buildup, and wagon market shows liberal offerings with slight price shading on most commodities.

Journal Board of Trade Hay Timothy

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