Vital statistics oct 15 and obit notices mix
A mixed page listing vital statistics and multiple obituaries and notices dated Oct 15. Names include Bert Richardson Amanda Brown Jones Newman and others with addresses. brief death and funeral notices follow for various individuals. business directory items and public notices are interspersed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert
Jessie Richardson
Prospect
Amanda Brown
School Street
Seertha Jones
South West
Mathildés Newman
Tio South
Sarah Buddenbaum
Sir Greer
Elizabeth Degener
Wyoming
Madge Nitterhouse
Martin and
Grace Calderwood
Private car lines targeted for abolition by Mr Midgley
J W Midgley promotes ending private car lines after proving per diem car exchanges work well. He argues a joint agency to manage road traffic would curb losses from private lines and align interests of all railroads. He aims to gain universal railroad consent, banking on increased cooperation. The article notes the shift from buffet to grille room cars accelerating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Midgley
Leonard
Midgley
Midgrey
Pullman Dining Car Evolution and Rail Trust News
The piece traces Pullman dining car changes from buffet to grille room layouts and isolated dining areas. It then reports on Western Maryland Railroad stockholders meeting and transfer to Gould interests, bond issues, leadership, and planned extensions.
Illinois Central reports earnings drop amid coal mine labor woes
The road shows a 6.1 percent year over year decline in earnings to date this year with total decrease since July 1 at 95,120 dollars. Passenger traffic rose by 48,801 dollars, express traffic 1,123 dollars, and mail 9 dollars, offsetting losses. Labor disruptions at coal mines on lines blamed for reduced income. Illinois Central stockholders meet in Chicago. Cornelius Vanderbilt elected director succeeding James D. W. Cutting. Other directors reappointed. railroad properties and franchises of leased lines to be retained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Vander Vee
Charles A. Dunham
Chesapeake & Ohio
Cincinnati
Nickel Plate
Greenville
Grand Rapids & Indiana
H. McReynolds
Baltimore & Ohio
Pittsburg
Bassett
Baltimore
John Wells
Ohio & Mississippi
Armour & Co
Chicago
J. A. Barnard
Peoria & Eastern
W. B. Leeds
Rock Island & Pacific Road
W. Benard Webb
Utica
N. Y
Mohawk & Ae Railroad
Lake Shore
Cleveland
Hunt
Wabash
Peru
Mineral Wells & Northwestern Road
Gould
Ansport
Logansport
Toledo
Vandalia
Harris
Fairmount & Clarksburglectric Railway
Great Fairmount
E. A. Gould
Missouri Pacific
Mattoon
St. Louis
Indianapolia
Chicago & Rock Island
Minneapolis and
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Minneapolis & St. Louis
Albert Lea
Erie Railroad
Randall
Erie
Chicago, Milwaukee
Murray Belle Curran
Texas
Newman
Prussia
Marienburg-Miranka
Altdam-Kolberg
Stargard-Kuestrin
San Francisco
Grandin
Thebes
Illinois
San France
Missias
Cairo
St. Louis & San Francisco
Springfield
Chicago & Stern Illinois
Danville
Chicago & Eastern Illinois
Illinois Central Railway Company
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Jas. D. W. Cutting
Charles M. Beach
J. T. Harahan
Illinois Central
Chicago, Madison & Northern
Kankakee & Southwestern
Chicago & Springfield
Mound City Railway
St. Louis, Alton & Terre Haute
Chicago & Texas
Chicago, Havana & Western
Rantoul
Illiies
Indiana
Riverside & Harlem
Quarrel Over One and a Half Rows of Corn Lands Costs
In Wayne township two farmers, John Coyle and Gotlieb Buchi, battled over one and a half rows of corn disputed boundary. Justice Emrich awarded $1.50 to Coyle. Buchi appealed to the Superior Court where Judge Leathers urged settlement. Both sides spent an hour and a half in court with total costs $30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Township
John Coyle
Gotlieb Buchi
Buchi
Coyle
Emrich
Leathers
Ju 7 Leathers
Litigants
Old Case Revived In Receiver Fight Over Hominy Mills
In Judge Leathers court yesterday an old receivership for American Hominy Mills Company was revived to determine if John Osterman, original applicant for the receiver, is a defendant in a suit to recover any property. Osterman bought most of the stock after a short plant operation and a petition for a new receiver was filed claiming a swindle. Creditors totaling about $1,000 seek the court’s instruction to investigate assets beyond the $40 held by the receiver and pursue property for satisfaction. The judge has not rendered a decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Maryland Railroad Company
Gould Interests
Baltimore
Yesesterday
W Winslow & Pierce
A. H. Calef
H Ming
F. S. Landstreet
John W. Gates
Edwin Gould
George J. Gould
Lawrence Greer
Henry Se
W. H. McIntyre
New York
Tom Hood
Charles Slagle
Davies Warfield
Pierce
Nee Cens
Anky 3
Transfer of Indianapolis Chair stock to Indianapolis Chair and Furniture Company
The Indiana Trust Company as executor filed a probate petition to transfer 1316 shares of Indianapolis Chair Company stock held by Norman Byram E G Cornelius and Mrs Mary Helwig to the Indianapolis Chair and Furniture Company for preferred stock valued at 70 000. The plant may be sold or exchanged for that amount of stock while the decedents building will be leased for 3500 annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fric
Marion Court
Indiana Trust Company
Washstreet
Virginia Avenue
Clty Is
Indiana
Marion County
Indianapolis
Tollows
St. Clair Street
Setin Avenue
East St. Clair Ene
Gilou
Edie Rey
City O Na Po
East St. Clair Street
Johan
Norman
Byram
E. G. Cornelius
Indianapolis Chair Company
Indianapolis Chair and Furniture Company
Cornelius
Mary
Helwig
Indianape Chair Company
Mrs. Helwig
Bill of Exceptions Filed in Copenhaver Case
Henry Seyfried representing Ora Copenhaver filed two bills of exceptions in the Criminal Court. One concerns the judge's refusal to permit private medical examination of the condemned man. The other questions alleged whispered remarks by Prosecutor Ruckelshaus to bicyclist witness Iley Lowe during testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Seyfried
Ora Copenhaver
Alford
Copenhaver
Ruckelshaus
Iley Lowe
Suit Over Lake County Jurisdiction and Molten Metal Injury
The circuit court records a case filed yesterday over jurisdiction of a corporation. Norman seeks $5,000 damages for eye injury from molten metal splashing at an iron works, alleging lack of safeguards and negligence. Guardians and executors were named for several estates, with bonds set from $400 to $600, including Elsie Thompson, Albert Porter, Wo Hollingsworth, Peter Smidt, Wilson Whitesell, Wo White, Mayme Zieger, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake County Circuit Court
State of
Illinois
Lake County
Norman
Iron Works
Thomas Smith
Elsie Thompson
Albert Porter
Maggie M. Stante
Wo Hollingsworth
Albert E. Metzger
Meg Stat
Peter Smidt
James P. Whitesell
Wilson Whitesell
Minnie W. White
Wo" W. White
de Rossi
Zieger
Mayme Zieger
Diamonds stolen from hotel suspect hearing today
Mrs Mamie Green and her daughter Bessie Nicholson face a Police Court hearing after arrest on stealing diamonds valued at 500 from Mrs Lupton at the Denison Hotel on Oct 4. Green says she found them. daughter wore one and others were pawned on Indiana avenue. Edward G Blakeman files for divorce from Fannie Blakeman alleging intoxication, neglect, and a racially charged insult. Security Trust Company named receiver for Dugan & Mclyce furniture firm in Indianapolis by Judge Baker in U S Circuit Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Green
Denison
Bessie Nicholson
the Security Trust Company
Dugan & Nlyce Indianapolis
Baker
Court records highlight mixed civil and criminal actions
Superior Court in Room 2-J reports trials by court for George Coyle and Gottlieb Buchi and others, verdicts for defendants or costs, and judgments by agreement. Circuit Court lists divorces, estate matters, venue changes, and mortgage foreclosures. Criminal court records note a guilty plea for carrying concealed weapons with a $10 fine. New suits filed include quiet title, divorces, mortgage foreclosures, and estate matters across multiple courts.
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Superior Court
James M. Leathers
George Coyle
Gottlieb Buchi
John Osterman
American Homing Manufacturing Company
Vingon Carter
Sanford Kimbro
Indianapolis Street Railway Couny
Costa
Libby Huffer
Henry Schnull
Frank W. Mathey
John H. Cranor
Nathan R. Schooley
John J. Johnson
Charles E. Shover
Central Union Tele Phone Company
Circuit Court
Henry Clay Allen
Joseph A. Firquin
William F. Firquin
Annette Sener
William Cooper
Genevieve Catterson
George W. Fulverson
Ae Investment Company
Oliver P. Ensley
Hamilton County
Peter C. Weyenberg
Sarah M. Riley
Catherine M. Indow
Fremont Alford
John Duckworth
George B. Martin
Walter J. Hubbard
Edward G. Blakemore
Fannie Blakemore
Celera Stone
John B. Stone
Eecher Mitchell
Katie Mitchell
Clara B. van Slyke
Stephen van Slyke
Etella C. Sawyer
Admx
Samuel Sawyer
Virgil Barbery
Hollensby Stone Eone
Guan
Rogers
Occidental Savings and Loan Association
Don D. Wells
Salome Kelley
Samen Kelley
Local Wholesale Trade Signals Higher Prices and Strong Markets
The report notes higher prices indicated for navy beans and heavy grain arrivals. Markets in groceries and provisions remain firm, with salt fish in strong demand as a substitute for pricier fresh meats. Canned goods hold steady, with steady or rising prices for butter, cheese, and linseed. Receipts of potatoes are large, poultry demand remains healthy, and the grain market shows renewed activity with steady wheat and stronger corn.
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Europe
California
Commission
Elgin
Hay
Timothy
Shean
Dudgeon vs. Bronson and Related Indiana Court Notes
Summary of multiple Indiana and federal court entries including Dudgeon versus Bronson on rights of way and necessity, Noonan versus Bell on exceptions in gross, Bateman versus Bennett transfer, plus various petitions, transfers, and rulings from 19th/early 20th century courts. Notable entries involve Hildrup versus winarall City on municipal nuisance removal, Woodworth versus Veitch on consideration for promissory notes, Bass versus McDonald on receivers, and several appellate filings in Marion and Warrick circuits.
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Dudgeon
Bronson
Allen
Dowling
C. J
Noonan
Bell
Blackford C. C
Gillett, J
Bateman
Bennett
Warrick C. C
Hildrup
Winarall
Tipton C. c
Henley
Woodworth
Veitch
Marion C. C
Comstock
Bass
McDonald
Marshall C. C
Black
Fritzinger
Eckert
Adams Co. C
Everett Etc. Co
Bush
Wabash C. C
Adams Express Company
Carnahan
Marion 8. C
Supreme Court
One Eyed Man Snores in Court and Reversals Highlight Trial
A one eyed witness slept during arguments, causing a courtroom disturbance until Judge Carter adjourned. The Appellate Court reversed Marion Circuit and granted a new trial for Mary B. Woodworth in a note case, ruling the note had valid consideration. It also upheld an injunction against removing a shade tree and noted a transcript in Karl G. Norman versus Emlyn Iron Works.
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Carter
Marion
Mary B. Woodworth
Church of God
Mary J. Vinson
Tipton County
Jefferson R. Hildrup
Karl G. Norman
Emlyn Iron Works
East
Chicago
Lake County
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