Birth Notices From Vital Statistics October Twenty Second
Vital Statistics column lists numerous births with names and addresses including Murtier 106 Presenst bey L, Spann, Dugan, Williams 312 West South, Boning 6 Piangieh, Monday 617 Birch, Schweeman, Laure Schgeroan, Winder, Eehind Mary Sparglen 108 Ashland, plus several entries detailing newborns by parents such as J Gand Cora Allard 424 East Washington and L Gramee 1501 Martindale. Also notes a few misc mentions and a few unrelated items like gastritis and ossis IDs.
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Eile Boning
Delle
Birch
I. L
Laura Schweeman
Laure Schgeroan
Winder
Eehind
Mary Sparglen
Ashland
Girl
J. Gand
Cora Allard
East
Washington
Journal Business Directory Listings and Help Wanted
A classified page lists business directory entries for Frank Blanchard andlorists, and multiple WANTED notices. Positions include stenographer, factory laborers, bricklayers, barber students, and U S Army Marine recruitment details, plus general agents and storage services in Indianapolis and Montezuma areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. D. Box
Muncie
Ind
Illinois
Patem
Southern Fire Brick and Clay CO
Montezuma
Bouthern Fire Brick and Clay CO
Oler Barber College
Chicago
U. S. Army
United States
North Illinois &I
Indianapolis
United States Marine Corps
Naval Service
Cuba
Porto Manilla
Guam
U. S. Marine Corps
Otto
Newton Claypool
Pennsylvania
Ohio Streets
Real estate sales filed in Marion County recorder's office
Instruments filed for record for 24 hours ending 5 p m Oct 22 142 list numerous Lot parcels in Indianapolis area with buyers like Virginia B Early Granville N Ballard Conrad Mueller and others. Entries cover West Park East Indianapolis and various additions with prices ranging from 100 to 5 000 dollars and notes on street locations such as New York st Jefferson av and Buckle st.
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Recorder’s
Marion County
Indiana
Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Company
East Market Street
Jacob S&s. Shewman Crosin
Michigan St
Euclidary
Virginia B
D. Weathers
Nordyke & Hollowell
Grassene Add
Cor Bellefonptee
SAMO
ADOVE
Poleon St
Lowa St
Granville N. Ballard
Conrad Mueller
Lot W
Ee G. Elliott
Cooper & Pickens
Add
Tipton St
Zine Gurman Stout
Joh Beers
Ella Stout
Tibbs
Ith St
Pdvarinesnssesese Indpls
Impt. Co
William Low Rice
West Park Add
Addison St
New York St
Charles J. Oval
Otto Russell
Wayne Township
Laura St
McCarty
Ballard’s
Columbia Place
Cornelius
43D St
Joseph W. Buchanan
Monroe W. Bailey
Meyers
St. Peter St
Woodlawn
Francis H. Jennings
Ind. 5
Inv. Co
Armstrong
North Indianapolis
List St
Barnesay
Winslow
Pierce
Mary E. Dooley
Charles D. Meigs
Fletcher & Rameey
Brookside
Jefferson Av
1Th St
Wilson S. McMillen
Clarissa Howard
Lot
O. Butler
College Av
West Park
Ist West Park
Warman
New York
Iam
Rippersbsch
Bigney’s
Black
Administrator’s
Cor Ray and
Higney &Va
M. Morris
Charles O. Ritchie
Brenneman
Wellseers Innpt Co
Rosa Inpt. Co
T Walsh
Cor
A large fuel carrier president Harris testifies on merger
President Harris of the Chicago Burlington and Quincy testifies about the Northwestern lines merger. The article notes the Pennsylvania Railroad as a vast coal carrier, detailing coal tonnage and sources across Pennsylvania. It recounts testimony in a US Circuit Court hearing and includes many railroad notices and local updates on officials, earnings, and line developments.
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Harris
Northwestern Lines
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
United States
New York Times
Pennsylvania
Daniel Drew
Harrisburg
Pittsburg
Northern Securities Company
Ingersoll
St. Paul
George B. Harris
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Burlington
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Nebraska
Pacific Coast
Illinois
Union of Interests
Minnesota
St. Louis
West
Seaboard Airline fights rumor of freight crippling
Vice President J M Barr of Seaboard denies claims of freight delays or train cancellations due to coal shortages. He says no trains were annulled and operations will not be affected. Separate items note Pittsburgh area rail arrangements and stockholder meeting details for Cincinnati Northern.
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Seaboard
J. M. Barr
Pennsylvania Company
New York Limited
St. Louis
Indianapolis
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
New York
Cincinnati Northern Railroad Company
Cincinnati
M. E. Ingalls
C. E. Schaff
E. F. Osborn
F. W. Whiteridge
George R. Sheldon
Penitentiary for Life in Spaulding Murder Verdict
Joseph Spaulding was found guilty of first degree murder for the July 30 killing of Raphael Competello and sentenced to life in prison after jurors debated a death penalty. The outcome followed a late verdict and a juror compromise amid claims of heat of passion rather than premeditation. Attorney Frank McCray plans a new-trial motion challenging rulings and the verdict’s consistency with evidence. Eugene McGinniss may avoid trial if the indictment is dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Spaulding
Alford
Criminal Court
Spaulding
Raphael Competello
Frank McCray
Eugene McGinniss
McGinniss
Indianapolis Drop Forging sues machinists for 5000 damages
The Indianapolis Drop Forging Company filed suit naming 33 machinists and union business agent Edward J. Collins as defendants. It alleges since May strikers loitered at Madison avenue plant, recruited workers to stay away, assaulted several men, and drew crowds. Pickets allegedly posted at the plant coerced employees to quit. The company, led by President P. H. Watson, General Manager Ferdinand Bernickel, and Superintendent Frank P. Boles, refused to accept the union wage scale and continues to withhold employment at those wages.
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Machinists’ Union
Edward J. Collins
Indianapolis Drop
Madison Avenue
Drop
P. H. Watson
Ferdinand Bernickel
Frank P. Boles
Plant in Bad Shape Receiver Sought in $500 Note Suit
Samuel Hanna filed for appointment of a receiver in Indianapolis to wind up the In dianapolis Wood Ornament and Refrigerator Company over a $500 note. The complaint says the Clifton street plant is not in order, officers fled, the president mortgaged the plant, and capital stock was unpaid. It asks sale of a proxy to satisfy creditors and seeks $500 plus $100 attorney fees and interest from A C Morrison, president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Hanna
Indianapolis Wood Ornament and Refrigerator Company
Clifton Street
Hanna
A. C. Morrison
Murder charges in death at Caldwell home on Lawrence Street
The case stems from a drunken brawl that left Daniel Sullivan dead. Police Court heard the trial of suspects, with a grand jury charged with murder. Defendants Nathan Hunter and Edward Camper were involved as individuals named in the proceedings. Judge Stubbs presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Sullivan
William Caldwell
Lawrence Street
Nathan Hunter
Edward Campper
Stubbs
Ghoul investigation delayed as grand jury to report
Prosecutor Collins moved to dismiss two murder related charges and witnesses are held on bonds of $500 each. The Marion county grand jury will likely file a partial report tomorrow in the ghoul investigation. Cantrell and associates face further scrutiny as testimony continues and a second examination is planned before indictments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Commissioners
Marion County
Indiana
Collins
Marion County Grand Jury
Cantrell
Foreclosures Filed Over Mechanic Liens and Mortgage
Frederick Lohrman filed suits to foreclose mechanic liens against Louis M Efroymson Jacob Efroymson and Philip P Efroymson seeking 11000 in each case plus 150 attorneys fees alleging that dwelling house construction in Morris addition and Irvington caused the liens which remain unpaid Jasper N Moore sued Mary E Goddard and John Harper and wife for foreclosure of a mortgage and judgment on notes of 3000 notes originally made by Mary E Goddard to G F Wittmer Lumber Co but transferred to Moore Defendants Harper now hold the deed to the mortgaged property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Lohrman
Louis M. Efroymson
Jacob Efroymson
Philip P. Efroymson
Morris Addition
Irvington
Jasper N. Moore
Mary E. Goddard
John Harper
G. F. Wittmer Lumber Company
Moore
Mrs. Harper
Pro bate of Henry Aufderheide will names widow as heiress
The will probate shows widow Mary Aufderheide as executrix and sole heir to the entire estate with the remaining five children Henry, Charles, Gertrude, John and Tillie to share after her death. Executrix qualified with a $1,000 bond yesterday afternoon. In other notes, a jury verdict ended John Dill vs Daniel Mormon with Dill failing to recover $20,000 after three days in Superior Court. Dill lost a leg in Noblesville in a freight train incident. Also, James M. Lilly sues to foreclose a $1.84 mechanic lien against Judge Howe’s residence, seeking $25 costs. Mary B. Hobbs won a damages award from Indianapolis Street Railway Co. but the amount was $0 for injuries from a street car accident in Circuit Court. Omer Sanders, thirteen, was sent to Indiana Reform School for Boys until age twenty-one for incorrigibility.
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Cc. H. Hunt
Lackawanna
St. Louis
J. W. Gray
Vandalia
Monon
J. A. Barnard
Peoria & Eastern
J. Q. van Winkle
Big Four
Detroit
Genera Railway Association
Chesapeake & Ohio
Curley
Pennsylvania
Indianapolis
W. T. Scott
The
Seattle
Wabash Railroad Company
Ramsey
South Bend
Colfax
Pittsburg & Lake Erie
W. M. Duane
Pullman Company
Columbus, Sandusky & Hocking
Buffalo
Cleveland
Western
Chicago & Southeastern Railroad
Crawford
Pennsylvania Company
Pittsburg
Lake Erie Road
Henry Aufderheide
Mary Aufderheide
Henry
Charles
Gertrude
John
Tillie
Aufderheide
John Dill
Daniel Mormon
Dill
Mormon
Daniel Walt Howe
James M. Lilly
Lilly
Judge Howe
Mary B. Hobbs
Indianapolis Street Railway
Com Y
Omer Sanders
Indiana Reform School For
Alford
Criminal Court
Fremont Alford
State of Indiana
Joseph Spaulding
Reform School
Circuit Court
Henry Clay Allen
Cornelius Shine
Thomas H. Sutton
Edgar T. Applegate
Mary E. Hobbs
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
John L. McMaster
Daniel Marmon
Christian Schowmeyer
Falkner- Webb Company
James M. Leathers
Joseph Miller
Easy Building and Savings Union
Indiana Court Chronicle Infer Murder Verdict and Damages
In Indianapolis the criminal and civil dockets show Joseph Spaulding guilty of murder with a sentence to imprisonment, while Omer Sanders is committed to Reform School for Boys. Civil actions include foreclosures, damages awards, and multiple suits with judgments and costs noted across Superior and Circuit Courts.
Supreme Court Minute and Appellate Briefs Summary
Minute entries include multiple cases from Supreme Court and appellate courts with notes on appellees briefs, petitions for oral argument, assignments of errors, and notices. Notable items reference Harry S Couchman administrator v Prather, City of Michigan City cases, B and O Railway Co v Hunsucker, Irene Castro v Shew, and James M McCarty v State ex rel Roulla Boone, among others, with various grant notices and dates.
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Harrys. Couchman
Cyrus A. Prather
Clinton C. C. Appellees
Appellate Court
Michigan City
M. Phillips
Minor
St. Joseph C. Appellee
William Hunsucker
Jackson C. C. Appellee
Moss Tie Company
Henry A. Huff
Vanderbure C. C. Ppellee
Union National Savings and Loan Association of Rectanarobe
Appellee
Jacob A. Cannon
Andrew C. Castleman
Starke C. C
James M. McCarty
State
Roulla Boone
Grant
Halford Visit After Hamilton Burial of Mrs Whitridge
Mr and Mrs A J Halford arrived in the city late last evening from Hamilton Ohio where they laid to rest Mrs M A Whitridge the mother of Mr Halford She was born in Nottingham England on Oct 6 1813 and migrated to the United States in 1848 The family later moved to Indianapolis where Mire Whitridge had long made her home
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A. J. Halford
Hamilton
Local Wholesale Trade Prices Hold Steady Across Lines
Prices remain steady in most lines with grain markets calm on moderate receipts. Egg prices rise on improved demand while butter stays firmer and poultry softens. cheese scarce and bids high. Hogs rise in supply, druggists steady, iron and steel activity soft, staples firm. New Orleans molasses steady, syrups firm. Apple crop expected at 43 million barrels nationwide with regional variances in quality and yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
New England
Middle
Central West
Central
Grain and wagon market update from a midwestern exchange
Receipts were lighter for most grains yesterday except wheat with nineteen cars received. Prices held steady with mixed corn and hay showing market stability while wagon market offerings remained abundant and prompted modest price reductions for nonselect lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hay
Timothy
Secretary of the Board of Trade
Sendy
Agon
Furniture and grocery items listing with varied prices
A dense sale list shows furniture and carpets alongside groceries and produce. Items include blends of coffee, sugar, molasses, dried goods, meats, and produce with scattered prices, weights, and package sizes. The page reads as a mixed catalog of shop stock and wholesale notes from a market.
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Vital Statistics
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Dorman
Bey
Murtier
Dugan
Iec
Willams
L. Gramee
Martindale
Gtrl
Fant BE & Chatham
East Louisiana
P. and
F. Stewart
Bird
Samora
Etrl
and & Boles
Mert W. Kennett
Gertie Fleck
N. D. Fee
Anne Jackman
Lewis
Bertha Clerk
Earl White
Jack Johnson
Her Miller
Janie Beard
la Clare
Alice Overblser
Claude A
Hazel Kirke Wilsom
Charlies A. Casey
Kate C. Duffy
David Galbreath
Minnie Ridgeway
Robert E. Warrenberg
Emma E. Johnson
Ebert
Gertie B. James
Or J. E. Sehult
Lydia Carlson
Julius Keller, Jr
Gertrude Helen Gena
William Janes
Maude Eliott
Harvey H
Gertrude M. Wahl
Orphan Soon
Charles Easick
Kennington
Laura Aery
Hessie M. Obms
Virginis
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A. Diener
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Market St
Sz Krieger
BE. Kregelo
Delaware ST
Planner & Buchanan
Iill- Dols Street
Society Notice
SEO Pentalpha Lodge
F. & A. Masons
Masonic Temple
Elmer F. Gay
W. M. Jr
M’quiddy
Chalfant
Michigan Streets
Otis
Venetian
General 3 Aereware
Wei Can Ae Am Tnd
the Builders’ Supply ‘Company
Gregory &Eppel Por Hent
E. Sitch
the Journal
C. F. Sayles & CO
Thos, Day & CO
Law Building
Williams
American Express
Alabama
St. Joe St
American Express CO
Ee Depot Quartermaster's
Sphia
Boston
T. Col. J. W. Jacobs
K Clothing and Equipage
Chief Quartermaster's Office
Quartermaster’s Department
Col
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John Mgregor
Thomas EK. Spafford
John E. Mgaughey
Hariy B. Smith
Leveland
CIN ‘Nati
ST. Louis Railway Company
Stockholders’ Meeting
Third and Smith Ats
Otlock
Messrs. J. P. Morgan & Ie
Wail St
New York, At 3 O'Clock P. m. Toureday
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Piscay
Piste
Indiaca
Appel Court
John F Potilipe
Daniel A. Heidt
Vanderburg Circuit Court
Wilam
Stare
Artha Derrington
Edward Staser
Jasper D. Stacer
Charles Staser
Ordis Ainsley
Sarah Frances Carter
Elizabeth C. Premacher
Nancy Staser
William Staser
Unkl
Elisabeth Aiken
John T. Philexteutor
Appellate Court of
Circuit Court of
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John T
Eliza
Ponsral
Frank Blanchard
Lorists
Bertermann Bros
New No
Mass. Av
N. del
Pthomeeon Me
Bell
Eens
Ingalls Block
Indianspolia
Fei
Insurance Department
Southwestern Registry Co
Baldwin Block
Ae Ee
Morris St
West Ae
Joseph Gardner
Kentucky Ave
Rollyn Hawkins
Virginia
Nootice
Quong Lee & CO
N- Delaware St
Ce Eea
Union Transfer and Storage Company
East Ohiclost
Union Tracks
Ee Prange
Addition
Ours
R. Udell
West Udell
Pomeroy
Cornell
Teenie Beli
Hicks
M. F
Holton Place
Mueller
G. B. Harris
A. L. Elliott
Chesapeake
Ohio
Lackawanna Iron and Steel Company
George H. Daniels
New York Central
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Company
Harriman
Omaha
Northwestern
Here
Union Pacific
Indianapolis Drop Forge Company
Wood Ornament Company
Daniel
Henry Aufderhelide
the Court Record
Edward Collins
Superior Court
Casey J. Ward
Clarence K. Davis
Margaret Davis
Philip P. Elfroyson
Forclose Mechanic's
Louis M. Elfroyson
Jacob Efroyson
J. N. Moon
James H. Lilly
Inez H. Howe
Daniel Wait Howe
George Alig
Liam Schafer
George Huff
Jake H. Huff
Supreme Court
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Ere
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Brazil
Greene County
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Slack
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Catia
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Hope
Linwood
Siac
Pepperell
Abeppereli
Peain
Andrecoggin
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Ant
Warren
Sige
Siater
Ieee
Swift River
Aweeah
Ter Bates
Nes Uapensien
Lancaster Dreas
Amoskeag
American
Army
Beark
Ww. H. Messenger
East Washington St
Java
Windsor
Ridgewood
Cassia
Manse
Iron and Steel
Hertier
Gravensteins
Baldwins
Cape Re
Co Cod
Burbanks
Wisconsin
Baltimore
Genuin
Olls
Wes Otis
Lazarre
Mary Hartwell Catherwood
Joseph Jefferson
Sente
Horeday
Fanny Rice
Cole & Delesse
Meredith Sleters
Fields & Wert
de Forests
Dorsch & Russell
Josephine
Be. Evenin
Lincoln J. Carter
IRS
Empire Theater
Moonlight Maids
Sam
Scribner's
Telephone
New
Propylaeum
Morris Black
Baldwin's Music Store
Twenty-second St
Coburn Coal Company
Sentinel Printing CO
West Market
C. I. Fletcher
Pennsylvania Street
Meridian Street
Ores Ztoip
Tue
F. W. Hannah
Goitre
J. F. Spaunhorst
Stevenson Building