Vital Statistics Oct 28 Disturbing Entries
A fragment column lists names and addresses across multiple streets with scattered notes on deaths injuries and ages. It includes funeral notices and notices for various services and sales. The text preserves names such as Walter W. Heiskell Rose Grotenbeck J. Smith Edith M. Pearson Olsen Freda Rommel George W. Rollins Edith Henry and Leonie A. Schorran with addresses in Indianapolis areas and mentions apoplexy burns and a fatal accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter W. Heiskell
Rose Grotenbeck
J. Smith
Edith M. Pearson
Olsen
Freda Rommel
George W. Rollins
Edith Henry
McNellis
Gormre
Local Business Directory Listings 1907
Journal business directory snippet lists Bert oe Ad Lanchard N Delaware, telephone 411, and several entries for storage, livery stables, patent lawyers Thompson Bell, and firms like Sayles Co and Williams Co with addresses on Market Street Indiana. It includes Penn Storage, transfer and storage company on Oblast and Union tracks, and miscellaneous service ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert
Lanchard
N. Delaware
Thompson
Bell
Prnsiing
Atea
Ingalls Block
Janapolis
Horace Wood
Clover Leaf Sold to Syndicate to Remove Rate Disturber
Rail industry rumor and official notices discuss the Clover Leaf's sale to a Vanderbilt aligned syndicate and the St. Louis San Francisco interests. The deal aims to remove a rate disturber and align with Michigan Central while Lincoln lines shift to Cleveland for funeral honors of General Manager P. S. Blodgett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis & Western
Vanderbilt
St. Louis
San Francisco
Vanderbilts
New York
Toledo
Howeven
Michigan Central
Pere Marquette Plans Extension via Lake Erie & Detroit River
The Detroit Journal reports ongoing talks between the Pere Marquette Railroad and the Lake Erie and Detroit River Railroad to extend from St Thomas to Buffalo and divert traffic from the Wabash and Michigan Central. Lake Erie ownership details remain undisclosed as surveys proceed and officials hedge on confirming a full or partial purchase. President Heald denies knowledge of any Lake Erie purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Journal
Pere Marquette Railroad
Lake Erie & Detroit River Railroad
St. Thomas
Buffalo
Pere Marquette
Wabash
Michigan Central
Detroit
Niagara River
F. H. Walker
Lake Erie & Detroit River Road
The
Journal
Walkers
Walker
Heald
Rail regulators rule hay and straw rate hike unjust
The Interstate Commerce Commission, in an opinion by Commissioner Clements, ruled against National Hay Association vs Lake Shore & Michigan Southern and others. It found the Jan 1, 1900, shift of hay and straw to fifth class rates unlawful, discriminatory, and unjust in official classification territory affecting producers, shippers, dealers, and consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
Clements
National Hay Association
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railway Company
Big Four Branch Lines Elect Directors in Indiana
Stockholders of old Indiana companies now branches of the Big Four railway system elected directors yesterday at Greensburg Rushville and Fairland. Greensburg names M. E. Comstock N. R. Johnson E F Osborne J C Davie and G W Vernonsburn. Rushville list incomplete but includes M. E. Comstock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Big Four Railway System
Greensburg
Rushville
Fairland
Aee
M. E. Comstock
N. R. Johnson
Eee
E. F. Osborne
J. C. Davie
G. W. Vernonsburn
M. E
Consolidated lines meeting and rail news notes
A long list of railroad figures and events: the Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis Railway annual meeting in Cincinnati. executives and staff travels. freight and passenger traffic updates. pumpkin shipments from Sandborn Paragon Martinsville. management changes at Wabash Big Four Panhandle and Evansville Terre Haute. plans for Oriental traffic through Portland. new commissary car for wrecking crews. potential Union Pacific GM appointment for William Duel. rail offices and agents expanding on the Pacific coast. and state railroad association activities led by E E Stacy with new building pledges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Ramsey
Wabash
Oe City
Hot Springs
E. H. Talbott
Pennsylvania Voluntary Relief Association
Cleveland
Samuel Hice
of Big Four
Kentucky
Hice
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago
William H. Vandergrift
Big Four
Wisconsin Central
Connersville
Sandborn
Ind
Indianapolis Packers
Paragon
Martinsville
C. E. Schaff
St. Louis
Cincinnati
J. Q. van Winkle
Mattoon
P. M. Neel
P. Golden
Panhandle
Xenia
Columbus
Miles
E. M. Neel
Ill
Neel
East St. Louis
Harriman Lines
Portland
Bowen
Asiatic
Hill Lines
Pennsylvania Company
Fort Wayne
William A. Duel
Colorado
Union Pacific Raillroad
Denver
Union Pacific
E. F. Dickinson
Stillwell Roads
Mexico
Omaha
Duel
Walter Daniel
Lake Erie & Western
Fostoria
Hocking Valley
Nickelplate
Baltimore & Ohio
Toledo & Ohio
Herbert K. Mudd
Wabash Railroad
Decatur
Cincinnati, Richmond & Muncie
Peru
Springfield
Mass
Arthur
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
E. E. Clark
Order of Railway Conductors
Harahan
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
F. P. Sargent
Immigration
Tra
New York Central
the Central
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Chicago & Grand Trunk Railway
Division Street
South Bend
Fogarty
Board of Public Works
Common Council
Lake Shore
Seattle
E. R. Ingersoll
Ofanal
North Pacific Coast Freight
John Gill
Elkhart Association
Lafayette
Manon
Logansport
Morris Quinlan Arrest In Grand Larceny Case
Morris Quinlan a machinist living on East South street was arrested by Detectives Asch and Manning on grand larceny charges. He allegedly stole 120 dollars from a family boarding at 44 South East street after posing as a worker seeking board and lodging in the city. Nearby residents Mr and Mrs Johnson from Michigan were present as the investigation began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Quinlan
East South Street
Asch and Manning
Quinlan
South East Street
Alexander Johnson
Michigan
Johnson
Indiana Library Association Session Focuses on Librarian Traits
The eleventh annual Indiana Library Association meeting opened in the Statehouse with about seventy five librarians attending. Melvil Dewey spoke on library progress as committees form for nominations and auditing to report today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Library Association
Statehouse
Indiana
Melvil Dewey
New York
Merica Hoagland
E. G. Browning
Magnolia
F. R. Kautz
Indianapolis
Anna G. Hubbard
State Library
M. E. Ahren
Chicago
Public Libraries
Eva Fitzgerald
Kokomo
Poindexter
Jeffersonville
Stein
Lafayette
Dewey Proclaims Public Libraries Drive Education Ahead
Melvil Dewey spoke to the Indiana Library Association on the educational value of public libraries. He urged libraries to broaden education, note the need to nurture reading in youth, and argued libraries can surpass schools in fostering lifelong learning. He praised modern libraries and called for increased library funding and support from legislatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvil Dewey
New York State Library
Indiana Library Association
Dewey
Mr. Dewey
New York
Charities Conference Plan In State Meeting
Arrangements nearly complete for the state conference of charities and correction in this city November 17 to 19. The opening session Monday evening will feature an address by conference president George A. H. Shideler followed by a Flower Mission reception at Hotel Eng. The Tuesday and Wednesday program includes four main sessions and multiple round tables on state county juvenile and city charities with Franklin McVeagh of Chicago noted as a prominent business figure and president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Conference of Charities and Correction
George A. H. Shideler
Flower Mission
Hotel Eng
Ively
Frananiin McVeagh
Chicago
Charity Conference Reports Ties to State Legislation
The Board of State Charities met at the Statehouse for its first quarterly session of the year. Reports were heard from the chair man of the conference committee and associates from Dayton and Muncie on societal difficulties and charity business methods. Speakers included Miss Colton Smith Marton and Rev Halstead Indianapolis with topics on local hospitals and Methodist hospital. The board urged legislation to be introduced at the next General Assembly but did not adopt specific bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of State Charities
Statehouse
General Assembly
Mormonism Dying Out Mrs Potter Addresses Indiana Meeting
Mrs B S Potter of Utah, on the board of missions for the Woman's Home Missionary Society, spoke at the Indiana Conference annual convention in Indianapolis. She discussed conditions in Utah San Francisco and Alaska urging mission work to aid trafficked Chinese Japanese and other foreigners while noting Mormon doubts in Utah. The convention opened with welcome from Rev Joshua Stansfield and heard reports including over two thousand dollars raised. Election of officers planned for the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. 8. Potter
Utah
Board of Missions
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Indiana
M. E
Potter
San Francisco
Alaska
Chinatown
New York City
Mrs. Potter
United States
W. H. Hadley
Mooresville
State Society
Worth M. Tippy
G. W. Smith
Robberies Reported Around Town Including Purse Theft
Mrs. Perry Lund reported a night theft where a thief entered her home and stole a purse of $3 before escaping through a window. Mrs. Mary Lohman’s home on Cornell avenue was burgled, $2 taken. Johnson and Craig's grocery on West Washington street lost about $14 from the till. Detectives Asch and Manning arrested Creed Rice and William Harris, two suspects in the robberies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Lund
Asch
Manning
Creed Rice
William Harris
Real Estate Transfers in Marion County Realized Oct 2
Instruments filed for record show transfers in Marion County Indiana with many properties involving Josephine Christian, William Stevens, Frances Holloway, Lena, William Duckmeyer, Lydia Brown, Robert Poe, Mathias Gas, Lucy Brown, John Duster, Grace Jackson, Charles Owen, Luia Sheppard, Lizzie Yom, Gertrude Yom, Frank Fithian, Nellie Rose, Catharine Van Sheih, E. Van Tilburgh, William Van Aredeil, Joh Slack, George Stout, Wilbur Cox, and others. Prices listed or described include various parcel corners and lot designations in Smock’s Southport area, West Indianapolis, and Brightwood among others. The document also contains prices and prices paid by shippers for staple goods and commodities like turkeys, cheese, eggs, wax, hides, coal, and drugs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder’s
Marion County
Indiana
Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Company
East Market Street
Josephine Christian
William T. Stevens
Smock's
Southport
Church St
Union St
Frances Holloway
Wiliam Steve
Spann & Holloway
Shelby St
Martha @V
Eevee
William F. Duckmeyer
Lena
Holbrook
Prospect St
Modern
Prospect
Roward Strong
Lydia E. Brown
Hendricks
Daugherty St
Near East St
Robert
Poe
Mathias
Windhurst Place
Caemnet
Carson Sts
Lucy B. Brown
John W. Duster
Metzger
East Main St
Sherman St
Michigan St
Charlies
W. Howard
Nora E
S. K. Fletcher
Indianapolis
Ores St
Bluff
Charles A. Owen
Luia A. Sheppard
Owen
Park Grove
25Th St
Barnesay
Lizzie Yom
Gertrude Yom
Lawrence Township
Morgan St
McLain St
Frank E. Fithian
Fannie BE. Woodard
W. H. Talbott
15Th St
Nellie Rose
Charles A. Clark
Eon
S Catharine E. van Sheih
E. van Tilburgh
Wirty
William C. van Aredeil
Joh Slack
E. T. Fletcher
Brightwood
Olney St
George W. Stout
Wilbur
Cox
Stout
Haughville
Cleaveland St
Wth Bf
Samuel
Rhodes
David P. Heater
Harding Paper Heirs’ Oes
Shepard
Joseph H. Cl Tvenay
T Clark
Birchay
Oliver Av
Reagan
John L. RE
Wayne Townsh
Thomas. C
Christian’ Ingtonst
Local Wholesale Trade Sees Stronger Markets Across Staples
Local wholesale markets show strength with firm prices on raw sugars coffees and beans. Flour remains steady while molasses, canned goods and potatoes hold or rise. dairy and eggs stay firm as storage stock moves. Nut and fruit prices vary, poultry demand stays solid and coal dealers resist further declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mfe
Navy
Elgin Creamery
Local Grain Market Quiet on Board of Trade
Trading was quieter with lighter inspections across the week culminating in 33 cars. Wheat and corn prices showed modest steadiness with No. 2 red wheat around 67 to 69 cents track and milling freight. corn various white and mixed grades ranged from about 55% to 60+ cents. Wagon market offered liberal lots with timothy hay near 12 to 13 dollars per ton and oats and straw priced by quality.
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Board of Trade
Hay
Timothy
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Katherine McKeown
Boore Werd
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Corona Flats
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West Norwood
Rinth Street
Estella Fyffe
Cornell Avenue
Katle
Merrill Street
Julia Sefferan
North
Senate Avenue
Elizabeth Collins
Park Avenue
Alabama Street
Jordan Montgomery
Anna Rosenzweig
Newland Avenue
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Cinoco
Sripson
Wiles
Ellettsville, Ind
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Tutewiler
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C. E. Kregelo
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Kent
Ana i Ceeeene
Gregory & Appel
Dent
College
Indianapolis Street Railway Co
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Saber
Nesly
Care the Journal
Western Railway
Stubbins
United States Marine Corps
Naval Service
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Marine Corps
Pennsylvania
Oulo
Free Ory
Western New Yobursery Co
Rochester
Rand Aaa
Fox
Manhattan
Anti-Trust Ae
G. M. Merrick
Gen
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Washington St
Joseph Terorr
Otice
Quong Lee & CO
Delaware
Board of Trustees
Central Indiana
Irsane
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Sean Sremenas
Q. M. Su. Sina Andrersd
J. M. Marshall
Arba T. Perry
Ray L. Sutherland
Majestic
Stockholders’ Meeting
Pelé
Com of
Third and
Smith Steip Cipcorner Very
Compheator Tranefer Books
FiLokisTs
Dertech Arh Bros
N. del. St. Tel
Lake Erie & Detroit
P. S. Blodgett
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Indiana Association
Charities Conference
Indiana Home Mission Workers
Brazil
Coal and Coke
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Winifrede
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Greene County
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Strongest Life Insurance Co
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Park Empire Theater
SAM Scribner's
Lee
Manchester
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Save Aed Mill
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Atkins
AM Kinde
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