Births from Vital Statistics October 30
Births recorded for October 30 include a girl to Agnes Miller of 44 Concord, a boy to Suresh Field of 34 South Davidson, a girl to Elsie Christman of 216% Virginia, and a boy to Sa Crooks of 4 & and-pes Sa A. D. and-Hits, 22% North Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Miller
Concord
Resei Ae Baieweget
Lucy Johnson
South A
Lewis
West Henry
Suresh Field
South Davidson
Elsie Christman
Virginia
Crooks
Pennsylvania
Parke widow Parke dies. funeral set for Saturday
The journal notes the death of Mrs Ancie M Parke widow of the late H A S Parke at her residence 2134 Station Street Get oct 3 12 at 40 a m aged four years and twenty two days funeral services will be held at the residence 230 p m Saturday Nov 1 182 Friends invited Also listed are others with death notices and local directory ads for undertakers and services including Crown Hill and Flanner Buchanan funeral homes and embalmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reo Parke
Ancie M Parke
H. A. S. Parke
Station Street
Get
Storage firm advertises secure warehouse storage
An old newspaper snippet highlights Union Transfer and Storage offering storage space and related services. It notes secure facilities and reliable handling, appealing to customers needing temporary or long term items housed with professional care. The item emphasizes trust and efficiency in storage operations.
Indian Warrior and Horse Unearthed at Glenn's Valley Gravel Pit
Workmen digging gravel in Glenn's Valley unearthed a skeleton of a man and a horse yesterday morning. Mr Baldock, teacher at Glenn's Valley school, identified the remains as an Indian warrior and his horse, thought buried there many months or more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn’s Valley
Baldock
Glenn's
Vala
Railways lose tonnage raise cost of carrying says report
General rail news notes Baltimore and Ohio management studying last year’s rising operating expenses. It explains that peak tonnage lowers profit as delays cause overtime and higher fuel and per mile costs. Pennsylvanian practice stresses on time keeping high class freight trains and rapid recovery of schedule delays.
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Baltimore & Ohio
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ger
Pittsburg, Fort Wayne
Chicago Road
Chicago
Crestline
Pennsylvania
Cattle rates dispute sparks interstate hearing in Chicago
Subpoenas were served by United States Marshal Ames for a November 6 hearing before the Interstate Commerce Commission in Chicago. The Chicago Live Stock Exchange alleges the commission’s orders are violated by Western roads, discriminating against cattle interests. Testifiers include E B Boyd Rock Island M C Markham Illinois Central Darius Miller Burlington and J V Mahoney Western Trunk Line chair. Western trainmen threaten a fight if the commission upholds earlier rate rulings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Marshal Ames
Chicago
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago Livestock Exchange
E. B. Boyd
Rock Island
M. C. Markham
Illinois Central
Darius Miller
Burlington
J .v. Mahoney
Missouri River
Great Northern
An Engineer's Burden and Error on the Rails
The Pittsburg & Western accident shows the engineer blamed by a coroner's jury and facing inquiry after he perished with his engine. The piece argues engineers bear heavy responsibility as the first to face danger and the risk of neglect, beyond public or legal punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg & Western Road
Springs Surprise as Wabash Plans Pittsburg Route
The Wabash Railroad unveils plans to enter Pittsburg with lines from Steubenville to Ashtabula Harbor and from Minerva, Ohio via the Wheeling and Lake Erie through Lisbon to New Castle Pennsylvania. To achieve this, it must absorb two short line railroads. Other notes report industry moves including staff changes, steam heating of passenger trains, and rail infrastructure contracts in Ohio and nearby states.
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Eed
Haynes's
N. Penn
Western Railway
Stubbins Hotel
United States Marine Corps
United States
Naval Service
Cuba
Porto Rico
Manilla
Guam
U. & Marine Cartoon
Newton Claypool
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Wabash Railroad
Pittsburg
Steubenville
Ashtabula Harbor
Minerva
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Lisbon
New Castle
Wabash
A. L. Ellett
Baltimore & Ohio
I[verydale
Big Four
Columbus
Chicago & Alton
New York Safety Heating and Lighting Company
Stuyvesant Fish
Milneis Central Railroad
Waynesfield
Roundhead
Ee Rushsylvania
West Manchester
St. Louis
East St. Louis
Hall Signal Company
Lake Shore
Buffalo
Dunkirk
W. J. Turner
Lehigh & New England Railroad
Europe
Bangor
Northampton Road
Michigan Central
Detroit
Reading
Railway interests advance in freight and expansion moves
Interchange arrangements between the New York New Haven Hartford and the Delaware Lackawanna Western ease freight flow with four day delivery to Chicago and St. Louis. Detroit neutral sidetracks attract manufacturers, while Pere Marquette gains an independent East outlet by purchasing a stake in the Lake Erie Detroit River road. Pennsylvanian shop upgrades in Fort Wayne, executive shifts, and new joint agencies shape an active rail era with Sacramento links and coast-to-coast connections.
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Ee Oes Ayd Sronistic
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
West
Chicago
St. Louis
Detroit
Pere Marquette
Detroit River
Grand Trunk
Wabash
Pennsylvania
Gould
Pennsylvania Company
Fort Wayne
Frank S. Gannon
The
Southern Railway
Southwestern
New York
Boston
Southwest
New York Times
New York Central
Ottawa
United States Circuit Court
Rutland
W. Seward Webb
Kely
Adirondacks
St. Lawrence
Cassatt
Pennsylvania Railroad
Erie
Cleveland
Buffalo
Lackawanna Steel Company
Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg Railroad
Philadelphia
Lake Shore
Lake Shore Company
St. Louis Terminal Association
Ramsey
Wabash Railway Company
Santa Fe
N. M
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Mexico
New Mexico
Rio Puerce
Valencia County
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Abo Pass
el Paso
Brazil Springs
Portales
Texas
Fort Worth
Galveston
San Francisco
Fort Bee
American Locomotive Works
Consolidated Pattern
Blodgett
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railway
W. H. Newman
Lake Shore Roads
W. C. Brown
Lakeview Cemetery
Pittsburg
Brownton Performer Commits Suicide After Stage Show
Word reached St Paul of Millard F. Rose a former resident who killed himself in a Brownton schoolhouse room after a sleight-of-hand exhibition. He was found with his throat cut and the knife in his hand. Despondency is believed to have caused the act. Rose leaves a wife and four children in St Paul. his wife had not lived with him for some time.
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ST. Paul
Brownton
Minn
Millard F. Rose
Reese
Mr. Rose
Mother Duck and Father Gander Share Winter Chill
In a brief wash of dialogue, Mother Duck greets Father Gander as they acknowledge the cold. He jokes about goose pimples, expressing the frigid morning mood and their shared experience of chilly weather.
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Mother Duck
Father Gander
School Law Construed Debts for Supplies Cannot Be Made in Favor of a Third Person
The Appellate Court reversed a Miami County judgment against County Commissioners for 542.18 in favors of Julius Falk for clothing and school supplies. The court held the 1899 act permits only reimbursement to a school corporation for temporary aid to poor children, not debts to third parties. The decision aligns with other cases and includes notes on oral arguments and related matters.
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Julius Falk
Miami
Falk
Peru
Supreme Court
Josephine Bailey
Citizens’ Street Railway Company
Delaware Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Coute
Myra Freese
William Gray
Shelbyville
Board of Commissioners
Miami C. C
Robinson
Mikesell
South Bena Electric Company
St. Joseph
Price Dispute Hinders Indianapolis Traction Right of Way
The Indianapolis Northern Traction Company filed an appropriation against Robert C. and Anna Light for land northeast of Broad Ripple to secure a right of way between Indianapolis and Logansport. Appraisers may be appointed under 1901 law. Also, divorce granted in Wiel case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Northern Traction Company
Robert C
Anna Light
Broad Ripple
Traction Company
Indianapolis
Logansport
Jury to Present Jail Case Report This Afternoon
The grand jury will submit a report in the jail cases this afternoon. Investigation of jail prisoner cases finishes by 2 o'clock and the report and indictments are returned before 4. The jury will then resume grave robbery inquiries and review new testimony from Prosecutor Ruckelshaus and Deputy Benedict.
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Ruckelshause
Charles Benedict
Trio Sent to Grand Jury in Washington Street Assault
Judge Stubbs ordered John Red Finley Martin Hank O Day and William Murphy held on 500 bonds after a grand jury was convened over a Sunday night assault on Clara Brackman in front of the Chandler Taylor boiler shops on Washington street. Brackman an elderly woman was severely beaten when she refused to give 5 cents for beer.
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John “Red” Finley
Martin “Hank” O'Day
William Murphy
Stubbs
Clara Brackman
Washington Street
Chandler & Taylor
Divorce suit filed in Superior Court for Elizabeth Wright
Elizabeth Wright sues Frank M. Wright in Superior Court seeking divorce on abandonment grounds. She asserts he left Terre Haute in 1897 and has not lived with her since.
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Elizabeth Wright
Frank M. Wright
Patrolman Clifton E Cooke Cleared in Self Defense Case
Patrolman Clifton E Cooke was tried in Police Court yesterday morning on charges of assault and battery against Benjamin McIntire. The case was dismissed after evidence showed Cooke acted in self defense.
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Clifton E. Cooke
Benjamin McIntire
Cooke
Divorce actions and bar admissions in Indiana courts
Superior Court rooms hear Mary Weil versus Frederick Weil with decree for plaintiff and Lorense Horstman against Henry Horstman proceeding by court. Circuit Court admits Leroy W. G. and John A. Craig to bar on motions, with Samuel Strut versus Sallie Phillips ending in dismissal and costs. New suits include Elizabeth Wright versus Frank Wright for divorce and Indianapolis and Northern Traction Company versus Robert C. Light and Anna M. ht for appropriation.
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Superior Court
John L. McMaster
Mary Weil
Frederick Weil
Lorense Horstman
Henry Horstman
Vinson Carter
William E. Mick
Frank C. Fithian
Circuit Court
Henry Clay Allen
O. W. Royall
Leroy W. G
Lewis C. Wackler
John A. Craig
Samuel Strut
Sallie Phillips
Elizabeth Wright
Frank Wright
Indianapolis & Northern Traction
Robert C. Light
Anna M. Ht
Higher Courts Record Supreme Court 1988
Summary of several 1988 cases including Krenter vs English Co dismissed on appeal for proper party notice. Citizens Street Railroad vs Batley affirmed on interrogatories. Hershberger vs Kerr affirmed on amended complaint rule. Drew Town Geneva affirmed on demurrer and pending evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Krenter
English, Etc
Co. Starke, c. C
Monks
Citizens’ Street Railroad Company
Batley
Hancock C. C
Gillett, J
Hershberger
Kerr
Madison
Hadley
Drew
Geneva
Jay C. C
Jordan
Real estate transfers in Marion County October 1902
A detailed list of property sales filed for record with Marion County Indiana for the 24 hours ending 5 p m October 30 1902. transfers involve numerous lots in Fletcher Jr s North Willians Grand and East Washington additions and near Meridian Street with prices ranging from 980 to 16 047 15 dollars. Building permits and assorted commodities prices are included with names of buyers and sellers such as Enos Hall Abigail C Smith Atlas Engine Works and Atlas Engine Works.
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Recorder’s
Marion County
Indiana
Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Company
East Market Street
Enos Hall
Abigail C. Smith
Wayne Township
Cor Mich
National Road
Abiga
W . Bee
Wayne Town
Frederick Ehlers
Francis H
Indianapolis
Eugene St
Rader St
Charles . Richards
Atlas Works
Lot
Arthur W
McCarty
11Th West Side
Klondyke Av
McCarty St
Seneevers Pacneers
Oscar L. Neisser
Charles ‘D
Charles
Blk
Fletcher, Jr
Yandes St
Ist St
Calm St
4Th St
Nina B. Hook
Clara F. “Feldkamp
Minerva St
Mtoease St
Frank
Clara F. Feld
Meridian St
Carrie B. Heaton
Charles T. Boyer
Anna M. Sanders
Charles “T. Boyer
Catharine St
William R. A
William T.“Barnes
Dante
Smith & Ban
Ohio St
Bussey
Schooley
Minturn
Capitol
McLean Place
Washington Township
Barnes
Broad Ripple
Hamilton Et
Vought St
25Th St
Thomas Smith
Guardian
Mrs. Martind
Steesessese
Lincoln Park
Ae &. Smith
Enos Hail
W Abigail C. Euntith
Enos
Drake
Alinois
Martindale
20Th View
Cor Cornell
Bothst
Martha J. Jackson
Albert EB. Metsger
Elliott
Kamp
Elk
Len- Hattie D. Pearson
Casper Doenges
Bradley Et al
East Wash
de Wolf
Boyer
Clark
North
Logan's Add
Cor Raymond
Lotiee
Bear Western
James B. Rickey
John E
City of Indianapolis
William L. Boyd
William E. McKee
Stout
Mont- Henry
A. E. & I. Fletcher
Elizabeth H. C. Kreber
E. Yargen
Bik
Northee Et al
Mary J. Dawson
William Fox
Harriet P. Prior
V. Taylor
Norman H. Goi
Hubbard's Park
Pat
Lou Hattie “Baldwin
Margaret Zeigel
Frederick M Ude
Morris
Eho
Willian Na Neekeaderaing
Rot
North I
Burton Avene Ree
Coal Strike Commission Explained and Its Reach
A letter to the Indianapolis Journal argues the coal strike commission is more than arbitration. It praises President Roosevelt for moral leadership and Carroll D. Wright for investigative work. Wright’s report stresses that there should be no interference with nonunion workers, a key issue for both mines and factories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
America
Carroll D. Wright
Wright
Ming
Groceries Strong and Grain Market Steady Trade Notes
Groceries are strong with abundant fruit and vegetable supplies and steady prices. Dry goods lag yet a healthy fall and winter trade is expected. Grain receipts moderate with mixed wagon market quotes. track and hay prices listed by the secretary of the Board. Wagon market shows usual volume with timothy hay around $11 to $12 per unit and clover near $3 to $10.
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Timothy
the Board of Grade
Hay
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Francis Butler
Conklin Ey
Gertrude Fones
Florence Dutsee
Wate Whitesore
Cora F.ene Reda
Daisy Loving
W. Butts
West St Clair
Pneum
Arty Horn
Sfty
Brooker
Grayson
Reisner
Margaret A. Kelly
West ‘Tenth
Cancer Seamen
Butler
Seeee Rees Diener
Washingtoe
Entrance Crown Hill
Ee Tutewiler & Son
Market st_ Tel
Undertakers
Journal Business
Frank Blanchayn
Delaware St Tel
Lady Attendant
Flurisis
Bertermann Bros
Bew
Mass
N. Dei
St. Tel
Thompson RK
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Ingalls Block
Bale and Livery Ee Morace
Cta
Met. Oor
Dean Bros
Wamp
W. Larue
Chalfant
Pennsylvania and
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J. de White
Greensberg
Cane Story
Western Newton Nursery CO
Rochester, N
Sunday Journal
Joseph Gardner
Kentucky
Guong Lee & CO
Delaware
C. F. Sayles & CO
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AMs #& CO
Market St
Clements & Evans
CN Pult
Fox
Manhattan
Anti-Trust Ga
G. M Merrick
Gen
Washington St
Nan
Jeffersonville
Ind
J. "Marshall
Springs Surprise
Sauer
Montgomery C. C. Me
Hollingsworth Vs. C
I. & L. Railway Company
Clark C. C
Bertanx
Madison C. C
Freese
State of Indiana
Shelby Co. C
Ensley G. Andrews
Amy Ann Andrews
Huntington C. C. Appellees
Annie E. Taylor
Edward Potter
Montgomery C. C. Appellant
Joanna M. Lane
Edward Patton
Appellate Court
E. T. Kenney Company
David Dewart
Kosciusko C. C. Appellant
Hammond, Whiting & East Chicago Electric Street Railway Company
James
Eads
Lake CC
Arthur Burns
Trustees of
Huntertown Cemetery Church
Frank S Hvimes
Allen
C. Appellees
R. C. Light and Traction Company
Daniel Butcher
Carter
Butcher
the Court Record
Wn A. Gould
Hamilton Avenue
Renal
Buckle
L. Hutchinson
E. Hutchinson
Hilgenbers
Mary Tew Sehee
Brazil
Coal and Coke
Blossburg
Winifrede
Raymond
Slack
Jackson
Aeine
Castile
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L. H. Berkeley
Cabot
Tol
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Farwell
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Peppegli
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Great Falls
Hill Fine
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Androscoggin
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Arnold L
Ocheco
Simpson
Berlin
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Edwards
Warren
Slater
Genesee
Ickings
Amoskeag Aca
Cohestoga BF
Cordis
Cordis Wy
Cordis Ace
Hamilton Awnings
Kimono Fancy
Lvc
Lenox Fancy
Anthem AA
Oakland AF
Portsmouth
Busnehanna
Shetucket SW
Necket 'F
Swift River
Inghama
Amoskeag
S&c
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Bates
Lancas
Toil du Nord
Harmony
Stark
Java
Golden bEnd
Arioza
Lion
Jersey
Caracas
Fon & Eine
Columbia A. Asie
Windsor
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Cassia
Ry Cine
Graham
Tron and Steel
City
Hams—Indiane
Fk Arora
Walker Whiteside
Richard
Hamlet
Saa
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Ite
Scope
California
Apliss
Nellie McHenryn
Company
Pary Empire Theater
Delaware Streat
SAM Scribner
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Voriel’s Business College
Mott's
Gravensteins
Kings
Baldwins
Cape Athe
Jamaica
Burbanks
Wisconsin
Baltimore
Coal Strike Commission
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