Vital statistics Oct 20 newborns and deaths listed
Vital statistics from Oct 20 record births at multiple addresses including 1127 Olive 45 Indiana 2149 Talbott and 0 W Vermont. Listings note parental names and infant sex. deaths include heart disease peritonitis typhoid and cancer with ages and residences. funeral notices and viewing times also appear. Local ads request home repairs and heating services and notice of imported teas at Quung Lee Co.
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Joseph Gammem
Kentucky
Kollyn Hawkins
Telephone
Virginia
Quung Lee & CO
Delaware
St Sea
Journal Business Directory Listing Snapshot
OMERAL DIRECTORS FRANCHARD Meiers st Tel 1 Lady ettendast. VATENT LAWYERS THOMPSON KR BE ERTERMANN patent attorney 55 Ingalls easeek. SALE AND LIVERY STALES HORACE WOOD Carriages Buck Circle 1007. WANTED SITUATION as housekeeper in a home in this city. Address Box 306 Journal. STORAGE The Union Transfer and Storage Company corner East Ohio st and Union tracks first-class storage Crating and packing Phones 725. SAYLES LOANS Money on mortgages CO. 127 East Market street. USAL Money turned on farms or city property. THOS AY & CO Law building Indianapolis. PINANCIAL Five per cent money to loan on Indianapolis city property or on city property in any county-seat town or on farm property anywhere in Indiana. C N WILMS & CO 8-10 E Market st.
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eLuisals— New Na
Sat Mass
Vatent Lawyers
Thompson KR
Ertermann i pRoc
Del
St Tel
Ingalls Easeek
Horace Wood
Union Transfer and Storage Company
East Ohio St
Union Tracks
Sayles
East Market Street
Fan
USAL
Thos.ay & CO
Law Building
Indianapolis
Indiana
Bo Gelay
C. N. Wilms & CO
Market St
Railroads spend millions upgrading Southern lines report
The voluntary relief department and railroad notes detail large expenditures by Southern railroads to reach Northern standards. Major actors include the Illinois Central spending 8,097,046 on betterments. Norfolk & Western 2,899,457. Chesapeake & Ohio 2,823,406 with 4,000,000 planned this year. and the Big Four earning 397,622.69 in mid October with year-to-date improvements and industry shifts noted.
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Southern
Northern
Ohio River
Southern Railway
Norfolk & Western
Chesapeake & Ohio
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Central of
Georgia
Illinois Central
Voluntary Relief Department of the
Pennsylvania Lines
Pittsburg
Lines West
Big Four
Peoria & Eastern
Locust Point pier planned for Atlantic seaboard city
A proposed Locust Point pier will be among the largest on the Atlantic coast, over 500 feet long with two decks for loading and unloading. Estimated cost is 55 100. A stockholders meeting at Evansville yesterday re elected the old board and officers of the Evansville & Terre Haute Railroad with E. 8 Hooley of New York as president. The railroad faces higher per diem charges as cars are in demand. Other notes mention trans fers of ticket offices, potential headquarters moves, new lake harbor deals, and a series of rail executive changes and industry shifts affecting steamship and rail operations across several regions.
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Union Railway Company
Chicago & Eastern Illinois
Southern Railway
John
Lazarus
Cincinnati, Indianapolis & Western
O. P. Taylor
Huron
8. C
Chicago & Northwestern
J. J. Gahagan
Fond du Lac
Hugh M. Diehl
Pennsylvania Lines
Deane
Missouri Pacific
Texas Pacific Quarterly
Passenger Department of the Road
Baltimore & Ohio
Pennsylvania
Youngstown
Wisconsin
Michigan
T. H. Morris
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Texas Lines
St. Louis
Chicago Great Western
Sioux City
A. B. Stickney
Lee Larimore
Colorado
T. P Wheilan
Chicago
Bradford
Theodore Low
Norfolk Division
Norfolk & Western
A. C. Needle
Shenandoah Valley
P. Johnson
Scioto Valley
Atlantic Seaboard
Evansville & Terre Haute Railroad
Evansville
Hooley
New York
F. P. Jeffries
John 8. Lazarus
Cincinnati
Hamilton & Dayton
D. G. Edwards
Lines
Lake Erie
A. W
R. B. Mellon
Pittsburg
Elk Creek
Girard
Mellons
Erie
Cleveland
Lake Terminal
Vasco-Castellano
Madrid
Bilbao
Polovija
W. F. Horton
Southern Pacific
Portland
Ore
San Francisco
Harriman Syndicate
Oregon Steamship Company
Shasta
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
L. F. Loree
William
Democratic
Brooklyn Eagle
E. Cotter
Wabash
William Cotter
John J. Cotter
Denver & Rio Grande
G. F. Cotter
Rio Grande & Western
S. E. Cotter
Sons of the Revolution hear governor action on flag day observance
Annual meeting at University Club with 22 Indiana members. A committee will urge the Governor to issue a proclamation for July 14 flag day observance. Discussion includes marking George Rogers Clark’s grave in Cave Hill Cemetery with a visible monument. junior members may join at age without initiation cost. Officers elected: Mott, Parry, Coar, Adams, Tilton, Brown. Board of Managers listed.
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Sons of the Revolution
University Club
Indiana
Terre Haute
Cave Hill
Louisville
George Rogers Clarke
Daughters of the Revolution
Board of Managers
A. C. Harris
Austria
John Grenville Mott
Michigan City
D. M. Parry
Estate guardianship sought in Stuard case amid complex transfers
Collie E. Kinney asked Probate Commissioner Walker to appoint a guardian for Mrs. Kittie Stuard to manage her property and protect her husband’s interests. The motion reveals a tangled history including inheritance from her first husband worth 5000 dollars, disputed properties with Hobbs and Altman detectives, and a sale to Belle Peery. The estate balance stands at 300 dollars.
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Collie E. Kinney
Kittie Stuard
Stuard
Walker
James Clark
Clark
Hobbs
Altman
Belle Peery
Colorado
Frank M. Stuard
Peery
Guardian
Spaulding Murder Trial Opens With Jury to Consider Case
The Spaulding murder case against Joseph Spaulding for the July 30 fatal shooting of Raphael Competello on East Washington Street is to go to the jury this afternoon. State evidence was submitted yesterday. defense witnesses testified to Spaulding’s good character. Judge and lawyers anticipate a verdict tonight as the panel, chosen yesterday, includes John Van Sycc and twelve others from city and townships.
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Joseph Spaulding
Raphael Competello
East Washington Street
Spaulding
John van Sycc
Washington Township
Christian C. Fritsche
City
Murratt Brown
Pike Township
Austin Dougherty
Charles M. Toom
Franklin Township
Oscar P. Hoover
Wayne Township
Wilson Furans
Decatur Township
William A. Glenn
Perry Township
Scar Morgan
Charles H. Brinkman
Warren Township
William Moore Webb
Lawrence Township
Charles C. Franke
Grand jury scrutiny of ghoul cases continues in Marion County
The Marion county grand jury again heard evidence in the ghoul probe, summoning Rufus Cantrell to testify on body securing and disposal. Undertaker Christian Jese, handling county burial contracts, and physicians from the Central College of Physicians and Surgeons were questioned. Talbott Moore, kin to Mount Jackson Cemetery owner Speers, says family ties won’t affect deliberations. Prosecutor Ruckelshaus expects a partial report by Saturday as the inquiry expands.
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Marion County Grand Jury
Rufus Cantrell
Christian Jese
Central College of Physicians and Surgeons
Ford, Anderson and Berry
Talbott H. Moore
W. H. Speers
Mount Jackson
Ruckelshaus
Interurban Railway Right of Way Suit Filed in Marion County
An instrument of appropriation was filed yesterday by Indianapolis Lebanon and Frankfort Traction Company against Fannie De Long James De Long Ernest De Lane William Smith guardian of James and Ernest De Long minors to secure an appraisement and order of sale of property in Marion county. The traction company seeks a right of way for its interurban electric railway between Indianapolis and Lafayette in circuit court.
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Indianapolis, Lebanon & Frankfort Traction Company
Fannie de Long
James de Long
Ernest de Lane William Smith
James
Ernest de Long
Marion County
Indianapolis
Lafayette
Brakeman Wins $10,000 Damages in Vandalia Suit
Vinton A Sample a brakeman formerly with Vandalia Railroad won a $10,000 verdict against the road through its receiver Volney T Malott in Superior Court. The jury in Judge Carter's room awarded the largest personal damage sum in years. Sample lost his right leg when a spur on a box car broke while on duty.
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Vinton A. Sample
Vandalia Railroad
Volney T. Malott
Superior Court
Carter
Sample
Marion County Divorces Filed In Several Cases
In Marion County yesterday Edith R Lincoln filed against William E Lincoln alleging separation since January 1901 and non support Nannie J Bennett sued James mnett for habitual drunkenness failure to provide and cruel treatment Englantine O Neal against Ray A O Neal for desertion and failure to provide Albert Huddle versus Emma Huddle for abandonment In a $1000 damages suit Clara Robertson accuses Thomas J Barker of negligent plumbing causing property loss and rent loss Addie E Morrison sues husband David F Morrison to quiet title to Englewood property claiming he obtained her deed while she was hospitalized and seeks clear title for undisputed possession
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Marion County
Edith R. Lincoln
William E. Lincoln
Nannie J. Bennett
James Mnett
Englantine O'Neal
Ray A. O'Neal
Albert Huddle
Emma Huddle
Clara Robertson
Thomas J. Barker
Addie E. Morrison
David F. Morrison
Englewood
James Bennett
Superior Court
Thomas J. Baker
Catherine Pallikan
Wm. Pallikan
Indianapolis, Lebanon & Franklin Traction Company
Thomas de Long
Circuit Court
Aichie E. Morrison
Englantine O'Neil
Ray O'Neil
Albert Hundelle
Emma M. Hundelle
Man Found Drunk After Break-In at 1102 Spann Avenue
John Canderman, living on Shelbyville Road, entered Green Nutter’s home at 1102 Spann Avenue by kicking the front door. Police found him inside without shoes, hat, coat, or vest after a night of heavy drinking. Bicycle policemen Dun can and Losh responded to the scene. Grandpa Willie’s grammar joke appears at the end.
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John Canderman
Shelbyville Road
Duncan and
Losh
Green Nutter
Spann Avenue
Canderman
Nutter
Arthur Hood Wins Suit Against Postal Telegraph
Judge Leathers in Room 2 of the Superior Court awarded Arthur Hood damages of $24.83 in a suit against the Postal Telegraph and Commercial Cable Company over an allegedly erroneous cable message sent to Liverpool England.
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Leathers
Superior Court
Arthur Hood
Postal Telegraph and Commercial Cable Company
Liverpool
England
Superior Court civil docket with multiple cases
In Room 1 Judge McMaster oversees Lizzie M Knight versus Charles H Knight for divorce with custody granted of Charlies R., age five, and a two year marriage prohibition for the plaintiff. Dismissals and judgments include Wm D Pratt vs Wm Baker on account, John Dill vs Daniel Mormon damages with jury trial, Wm Dye vs Levi Fesler on account with plaintiff verdict, Henry Dollman vs Edward Dwyer appeal compromise costs paid. Room 2 Judge Leathers presiding over James M Cruse vs City of Indianapolis submitted to court for findings and actions.
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Superior Court
John L. McMaster
Lizzie M. Knight
Charles H. Knight
Charlies R
D. Pratt
Wm. Baker
John Dill
Daniel Mormon
Wm. Dye
Levi Fesler
Henry Dollman
Edward Dwyer
James M. Leathers
James
Cruse
City of
Indianapolis
Dismissals and verdicts mark busy Indiana court docket
A mix of civil and criminal matters appears in the record. Judgments include Adolphus A. Magee against Wm Benner for an account and Vinton A. Sample versus Volney T. Malott with a $10,000 verdict. Criminal case State of Indiana v Joe Spaulding proceeds to trial. Multiple divorces and suit dismissals are noted.
Higher Courts Record of Appellate Cases and Assignments
A dense list of Supreme and appellate court minute entries across multiple counties notes cases, assignments of errors, briefs, notices, and briefs filed. It catalogs railroad company disputes, executors versus heirs, and insurer cases, with references to counties such as Sullivan, Knox, Bartholomew, Fulton, Hamilton, Tipton, and others.
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Supreme Court
Toledo, St. Louis & Western Railroad Company
Charles J. Long
Clinton C. C. Appellant
The
Daniel W. Berry
Allen C. C. Appellant
George A. Thomas
Elizabeth Dabblemont
Sullivan C. C
Mary Krise
Isaac D. Wilson
Tipton
Cincinnati, Richmond & Muncie Railroad Company
Wabash Railroad Company
Fulton C. C
Permelia P. Haughton
Aetna Life Insurance Company
Hartford
Robert F. Catterson
Harry Bradley
Bartholomew C. C
Supreme Court opinions issued on Ambrosini and Tsukamoto cases
The justices delivered the lone written opinion of the day, ruling Ambrosini’s saloon bond stamps were state not individual bonds exempt, while Tsukamoto’s race discrimination claim over boiler approval faced adverse ruling. The Missouri Illinois canal suit was dismissed for want of prosecution and Indiana Manufacturing’s suit against St Joseph and Elkhart Power was dismissed for lack of jurisdiction.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
Fuller
Peter Ambrosini
Chicago
United States
Ambrosini
Illinois
District Court For
George Tsukamoto
San Francisco
Supreme Court
Street Railroads and duty to watch at crossings
Recited legal opinions cover streetcar rights at crossings equal to other vehicles, employer liability to watch for approaching pedestrians, and duties to avoid harm. Damages include medical expenses and fright. Custody of illegitimate children may transfer to putative father against mother, subject to child’s best interests. City negligence on bicycle paths and regulation of employment hours for women discussed. Trading stocks not a trading pursuit under bankruptcy law. Landlord surrender by month-to-month key return not a defense against rent.
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Southern Rep
Florida
Mabry
Styles
Decatur
Supreme Court of Michigan
Atlantic Rep
N. J. Court of
Pacific Rep
Washington
Judge Mount
Dunbar
Local Wholesale Trade Faces High but Steady Demand
The wholesale market opened briskly with strong grain activity and high rate for produce and groceries. Inspections showed robust wheat and corn lots, while leather, hardware, and pork lines remained firm though prices stayed near five-year levels.
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Olive
Annie O' Haver
Bey
M L. Smith
Glenn
Mae Wilkinson
Talbott
William and
M. Po Ianiey
Vermont
A. Thompson
Miley
Norene Ice
John Jord
Gertrude Carlisle
Ater
Mabel Hadley
L. B. Fahrian
Ottawa
Alice Williams
H. E
E. E. Blair
A. Montgomery
E. Washington
Charles
Anna Anderson
Cornell
Speeer
E. Meana Ieem
W. John
Laurel
Ee C. Huteell
Lulu M. Anderson
Jenkins
Ella Turner
Fre McFadden
Nellie Connoresey
Jennie Campbell
Strader
Frances Stewart
Jae Peigen
Louisa Strack
Frank Habick
Hattie A. Thompson
O. Moore
Stella Sullivan
Edward
Bessie Taylor
Ley Smith
Catherine Keith
Harry M. Sisan
Grace Dalrymple
Anna Weaver
Aor
P. Hammond
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Gatewood and Co. Dolbow
John Melvins
Maryland
Thomantec
Woodlawn
Keeley Hingtor
J. Miller
City Hospital
Mary Marden
N. Concord
Lois Reeves
S. East
Pneumor
Stelle White
Northwest Avenue
Asth
Sherwood
Mary
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Alabama
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Georemo
George W. and
Jennie Bruce
Woodlawn Avenue
Elma Mondy
D. A. Monty
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W. W.nnington
North
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Westfield
A. Diener
Washt
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Louis P. Krumshield
Ohio
Fron Eral
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N. Il
Jacatan
Journal
Noor Sale
Dean
W. Larue
Chaifanot
Pennsylvania and
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Monty
Diana Poits
Hent—Holses
Anne
Kent
Gregory A
Millikin University
Deene Iil
H. B. Walter
Danville
I. Asibu
U. & Army
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Stevenson
United States Marine
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Cuba
Porto Rico
Manilla
Gum
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Newton Claypool
Labineail
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Aera An En
Insurance Department
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Southwestern Registry Co
Baldwin Block
Sunday Journal
ST. Louis Railway Company
Stockholders’ Meeting
Shrine Business
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Osborn
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Hnmall
Omeral
Franchard, Meiers St' Tel
Lady Ettendast
Voluntary Relief Department
L. Co. Paar
H. A. Adams
Charless. Tilton
Lewis Brown
John T. Barnett
Jesse C. Tarkington
Wiliam A. Wood
William L. Elder
Louis J. Blaker
Mrs. Stuard’s
Cantrell and His Gang
Willie
the Court Record
D. Mann
Marion County Title Company
Arthur M. Hood
Postal Nebataph Company
Room Vinson Carter
Adolphus A. Magee
Criminal Court
Fremont Alford
State of
Joe Spaulding
Henry Clay Allen
Carl E. Paulsen
Louisa Paulsen
Justice of the Peace
Lulu M. Oliver
Philip Bridges
Joseph Goldberger
Platen
Mary E. Wright
Frank M. Hay
Frank L. Landis
Edward McG. Walls
Putnam C. C
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Rhode
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Timothy
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Limburger
Country Hut
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Brazil
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Coal and Coke
Blossburg
Jackson
Winifrede
Kanawha
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Greene County
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Farwell
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Boott
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Carlisle
Dwight Star
Great Falls
Hill Fine
Indian Head
Pepperell R. Pepperell
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Allen Dress Styles
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American Indigo
Arnold
Arnold LLC
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Gates
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Ridgewood
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Empire A
Ideal Golden
Windsor
OMEGA
Indianapolis Gas Company
South Pennsylvania Street
Pearson’s
F. Ws Hannah
Goitre
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Iron and Steel
Ban Bo
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Kiefers
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Otis
Ca Lowe Teat, PLC
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Prima
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Dainty
Tun
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Lazarre
Mary Hartwell Catherwood
Bowen-Merril Co
Matiche
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