Births and obituaries in a busy city column
Vital statistics record births for multiple families including Kuchler Ryan Withem Goodwin Jordan Garnett Benton Statson and others with addresses on Carson Shelby Jefferson Parker and Minerva streets. A Powell entry notes a death on Oct 3 and upcoming funeral at 2 p.m. Oct 4. Milwaukee papers asked to copy. Also includes railway stockholders meeting and public sale notices from Marion County Indiana with bids on October 18 and several parcels in Avon dale Indianapolis.
Marion County Sheriff sale and general election notice
Public sale notice from Marion County Indiana for 105 in Pousins Park with rents and profits for seven years and fee simple to discharge decree. Election notice lists numerous state, court, and local offices to be voted on November 4 1902 with officials and districts named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Marion County
Indiana
Railroadmen’s Building and Savings Association
Mary
Boldt
Rron County
Meadland Grandview
Indianapolis
Superior Court of
Marion Omy
Roadmen’s Building and Savings Association
Hamilton A. Canfield
Avondale
Recorder’s
Eugene Saulcy
E. Jacoby
Marion Circuit Court
India
Marion
Pousins Park
S. M. Richereek
Taatane
Marion B. Elliott
Pop
Supreme Court
Morgan Coun
Aeencilnan
Franklin Township
Lawrence
Perry Township
Mra
Pike Township
Warren
Warren Township
Washington Township
Wayne
Elliott
George B. Elliott
Sunday Church Services Listed for Local Faithful
Local church notices outline Sunday services for First Baptist Central Christian Plymouth St Paul Central Avenue M E Roberts Park M E People’s Church and Presbyterian congregations with sermon topics including The Pattern Prayer The Problems of Immortality and The Sanctities of Life plus worship times Sunday schools and special evangelistic events featuring Dr Fred V Hawley S D Gordon and other clergy at venues across town Oct 5 6 and related dates with guest speakers and free seating
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Central Avenue M. E
Central Avenue
Twelfth Street
H. W. Kellogg
D. D
Roberts Park
M. BE
Delaware
Vermont
Moses
S. D. Gordon
Cleveland, O
the People's Church
English’s Opera House
Fred V. Hawiey
Chicago
William Daggett
John B. Glover
E. A. Cantrell
Beardence
East
Vermont Street
First Presbyterian Church
North Ala
Fifteenth Street
M. L. Haines
Society Christian Endeavor
Second Presbyterian Church
Pennsylvania
Owen Davies Odell
Brotherhood League
Odell
Mayer Chapel
Corner West
Jorwood
W. T
Seyfert
Tabernacle
Meridian
Eleventh Streets
J. Cumming Smith
Illinois
Twenty-first Streets
Sealed Proposals for Q M Supplies at Depot Jeffersonville
Sealed proposals in triplicate for Q M supplies including stationery stoves saddlery hardware range castings boilers sheet metals wagon parts and more will be received until 9:00 a.m. November 3 1902. Preference to domestic production. Right to reject any bid reserved. J M Marshall Asst Q M General.
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Q. M. Dept
Jeffersonville
Ind
J. M. Marshall
Q. M
Board of Commissioners of
Marion County
Indiana
Lick Creek
John E. M'Gaughey
John M’gregor
Thomas E. Spafford
Harry B. Smith
Board of Commissioners
Marion Cow Asylum
John E. Gaughey
John M'Gregor
National Mill Home
Grant County
HN Q Adams
Justin H. Chapman
Shortage of power alarms as rail traffic strains lines
Officials on the C Hamilton & Dayton and allied lines urge motive power and master mechanics to repair locomotives for the growing freight demand. Low-rate excursions halted. New appointments include Lazarus as general passenger and freight agent and McLeod and Webb in senior roles. News notes cover earnings, personnel changes, and service adjustments across multiple railroads.
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M. D. Woodford
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
Allied Lines
Cincinnati, Indianapolis & Western Road
Cincinnati
Hamilton
A. H. McLeod
Pevenne
Cincinnati, Indianapolis & Estern
Springfield
Lazarus
Indiana, Decatur & Western
H. B. Hammond
Rail, telegraph, and service cuts ripple through Western rails
The Western Union withdraws from most Pennsylvania line offices east of Pittsburgh by December 1, leaving only the Philadelphia Wilmington & Wilmington & Athlone division with operations. Livestock car shortages paralyze Denver markets as Western railroads fail to supply cars, while Vanderbilt rail interests push for more equipment and improved signaling on Chicago routes. St Louis & San Francisco plans up to 18 million in bonds to fund new lines, with no stated link to Chicago & Eastern Illinois purchase.
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Hocking Valley
T. B. Fogg
Missouri Pacific
Iron Mountain Lines
Eureka Lodge
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Tomlinson Hall
Santa Fe
Colorado Flyer
California Limited
Pittsburg
Knickerbocker
Cincinnati
Washington
M. R. Courant
Wabash
Erie
Susquehanna
Charles Brittingham
Peoria & Eastern
Danville
J. B. Taliaferro
J. Hollenbeck
Indiana, Decatur & Western
Rere
Louisville & Nashville
Atlanta
Edward Needham
Ashley
Denver
Bell
Denver & Rio Grande
Henry H. Roberts
Henry P. Barnum
Purdue University
St. Louis Railroad Company
The
Southern Railway
Eeele & A Aus
Princeton
Ind
D. G. Edwards
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
H. J. Sugra
Detroit
E. V. McGrath
Mr. Sugra
Findlay
Benjamin Norton
Peary
Tol St. Louis & Western
St. Louis
Chicago & Alton
United States
Queen & Crescent
Lexington
Storrs
Lake Shore
Ashtabula
Southwestern Passenger Bureau
Southwest
Kansas City
Mississippi
Missouri River
George T. Gunnip
Cc. L. Segraves
Mr. Segraves
Kansas
Chicago
Big Four
Chesapeake & Ohio
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Gegharpen
Western Union Telegraph Company
Pennsylvania Road
Philadelphia, Wilmington & Athmore
Estern Union
Pennsylvania Railroad
Telegraph Company
George H. Daniels
New York Central
Vanderbilt
Joliet
St. Louis & San Francisco
Chicago & Eastern Illinois
Whale of market notes pass with rain dampening demand
Local wholesale trade shows mixed results as heavy butter and egg receipts threaten lower prices while sugar edges down in New York. Rainy days curb demand but fruit and produce stay active for Saturday, with scarce wagon-market activity and prices steady on grain and hay despite weather.
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New York
American Sugar Refining Company
the Board of Trade
Timothy
Hay—Timothy
War Office recognizes American business invasion
The British War Office has officially recognized American business influence. A Pittsburg building company won a $15,000 contract for an Army Medical Department building at Woolwich. Plans to unite leading plow manufacturers into one group move forward with Charles H. Deere of Moline as lead. A. B. Stockwell of the New York Consolidated Stock Exchange cannot meet his contracts, formerly linked with Jay Gould and other noted financiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockwell
Wall Street
Jay Gould
Henry N. Smith
Charles J. Osborn
Addison Cammack
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Sargent to Paint Roosevelt Portrait in Autumn
John S. Sargent, the renowned portrait painter then in England, will sail later this autumn to fulfill his engagement to paint a portrait of President Roosevelt. The planned visit marks a rare return to the United States, drawing much attention from art circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Johns. Sargent
England
Roosevelt
Building Permits Reported From Local Entries
Building permit notices list applicants including H. H. Kiel at 1133 Euclid for a frame structure valued at 1500 dollars, B Schooley on Elder for a frame project at 1500 dollars, Florence Whitsell at Kenwood for a frame, and E Heaton of 2910 East Washington for a barn at 200 dollars with other entries noting frame work at Betentane and projects near St Peters Miariene with values around 300 dollars, plus entries for E Hamilton at Linn and Nework with a 90 dollar frame job.
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H. H. Kiel
Euclid
B. Schooley
Elder
Florence Whitsell
Kenwood
C. B. Heaton
Washingtington
Betentane
Jouroe
Tratery
St. Peters
Miariene
E. Hamilton
Linn and
Nework
Song of Labor echoed in praise of toil and unity
A fragmentary poem praising labor’s might across rails, furnaces, fields, and forge. It urges singers to celebrate muscle, sweat, and solidarity, promising a lasting chorus that lifts workers and their fellowship beyond despair.
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W. D. Nesbit
Baltimore Americas
Fragmented Coal and Grocery Price List Across Regions
A dense OCR of a historical price ledger shows varied listings for coal, coke, slack, and smokeless fuels with per ton and per bushel rates. It also chronicles chemical commodities, dyes, and industrial goods, followed by broad groceries and produce including flour, coffee, sugar, spices, and fresh fruit quantities with place names and unit prices.
Real Estate Sale Figures and Total Consideration
Fragmentary listing shows a 5,000.00 figure and 1,000.09 alongside the name Transtera 35. Total consideration noted as $2% and 5025, with unclear context or terms.
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Vital Statistics
Michael and
Katie Kuchler
Carson Street
Mamas Ai
Ana Anna Ryan
Shelby Street
Willem and
Mary Withem
Jefferson Tra
Ideile Goodwin
Parker Street
Leon and Ethel Jordan
Senate Avenue
A. J. and
Laura Garnett
Minerva Street
Ven
Bra Benton
Fifteenth
P. Seherry
Lena May Lemane
Stevenson
Lenora Y. McArthur
D. Taylor
Ida
Poland
Angelina Statson
South Beville
James B. Chrisman
St. Vincent's
South Capitol Ue
OL Meali Estate
the Journal
A. J. Thin
Ohio St
W. D. Allien CO
Alabama
Bros
Larue
Chailfont
Michigan Streets
Weisenborn Feld
Weisenborn Mfg
Massachusetts
Uist
E. Market
Gregory & Sprees
J. Hammel
Mass
Delaware and
Sls
Eee
Old House
Manast Caxton
North
Ilinois St
Stevenson Dullaing
United States Navy
Ey Pereon
Ohio
Western New York Co
Rochester
Ieee
Nee Warehouse Co
Urta
Pros
Crossland
Mgr
S. Penn
Union Transfer and Storage Company
Union Tracks
Joseph Gardner
Kentucky
Jephone
Orchard
Brom
Hanbelschni
Rit A Bros
Andrews
Tod ‘Oirculars
GTICE
Kollyn Hawkins
Charlemont Corner
St. Clair and
Lintreets
NorcEe
C. F. Sayles & CO
East Market Street
Par & CO
Law Building
Ss Levators
Reedy & Con Eign Ree Tiie
Frank Blanchard
Delaware St
Bertermann Bros
New
Mass Ave
Del
Thompson R. Bell
Ee Ee
Ineatie Block
Horace Wood
Prerless Foundry CO
Meek St
Cleveland
ST. Louis Railway Company
Stockholders’ Meeting
Iun
Third and Smith Gates
Cecinnati
Messrs. J. P. Morgan & Co
Wall St
Sheriff’s Sale
Eugene Saulcy, Sherif Marion Coun
First Baptist Church
Northeast Corner
Fee Se
Fenwnytranss
Cy Masters
Hool
Tor
Christian
Central Christian Church
Walnut Streets
Allan B. Philputt
Christian Endeavor Ponkety
M. Ureday
Plymouth
Tenth Streets
H. Io Meserve
Pele
Episcopal
ST. Paul
New York and
Illinois Streets
Lewis Brown
Methodist
People’s
Presbyterian
G. A. R. Business
General
Altoona
Harrisburg
California
Coal and Coke
Industry and Finance
Song of
Labor
Anus
Big Four Ticket Office
Washington and Meridian
Ballerinis
Lew Hawkins
Simon, Gardner & Co
Toront
Ray & Brosch
Zelms Ralstos
Bryan & “Adine
Vera King
Bloscope
Raymond
Winifrede
Lubing
Brazil
Green County
Slack
Jackson
Pitting Tao West Virginia
Connellsville
Ley
Cabot
Dwight Star
Great Falls
Hill Fine
Indian Head
Pepperell
Oggs
Allen
Allen TR
American Indigo
Arnold Jong
Arnold Exe
Simpson
Berlin
Sim
Slater
Genesee
Jee
Tickines
Amoskeag
Cordis
Crues
Portsmouth
Susnehanna
Shetucket SW
Shetucket F
Bates
Lancaster
Feldune
Beth Ress
Harmony
Graham
Bienze
B.lie
Columbia
Windsor A
Ridgewood A
Phoenix
Serre
Cassia
Merrow
Navy
Louisiana
Colensere
Iron and Steel
Ness
Duchess
Michigan
Cape Cod
Niagara
Wisconsin
Baltimore
Burbanks
Evernee
Willie Collier
Princess A Peer Ee
Piay
Black Vipers
Down By the Sea
Empire Theater
Salash
Matinee Daily
Harry Bryant
Iinds Theater
Beast
C. Clear Backs
C. Shelr Aversas
Snes
Acto Ee Inary
Givc
Wegdlia
Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Company
Lee H. Williams
Mat Martin
Culver Et Als
Columbia Place
Senate
Lyne Au
Railroad Men's Building and Savings Association
Harmon C. Bickel
Hickel
Han Hanns
Oak Hill
Gai Hea- Bradley Et al
Ashington-St
Cor Bradley
Aseer Harvey Wright
Quinine
Taylor
Twenty-fifth St
Arsenal Av
Twenty-third St
Robert
Martindale
Rosalie Mascari
West Lodianapolis
Eem
Henry St
Albert W. Denny
Mary A. Callahan
Hutching & Darnell
M. M. Hindman
Hinaman
H Record
Kuumey Road
Pramter
Ossees
Benjamin T. Fisher
Lot
Duncan
New Jeland
Seeeneres
Orien Powell
Erna B. Furnas
Annai
Patterson
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