Vital Statistics August 31 Brief Birth and Death Notices
A jumble of names and addresses lists births from multiple families with a girl and a boy noted, plus illness and deaths. It includes references to hospitals, physicians, and funeral notices, with scattered ages and locations such as City Hospital, Aurora Indiana, and Crown Hill branches. The fragment mentions illnesses like pneumonia and typhoid, and advertising for monument services by A Diener and M Hi Parrell.
Real estate transfers filed in Marion County records
Instrument listings show transfers for Aug 31 1903 in Marion County Indiana. Items include Ida G. to George T. Kepler and many other lot sales across Indianapolis areas such as Armstrong Park North Indian- apolis and Southeast additions with various buyers and prices totaling 941641.42. Transfers involve numerous lots in Bradeo Riverside Dock, Bruce Baker and Walker additions, and Wabash Realty Company among others.
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Recorder’s
Marion County
Indiana
Ida G
George T. Kepler
Loe Ai
Bradeo
Riverside
J. W. Murphy
J. W. Brown
Holbrook
Prospect St
Eel
Howard L. Prewitt
Willard L. Kinneman
Armstrong
Roedter
George
Bagby
ux. ae Realty _ y Graves
Bil Baker
William Young
Outlet
Aliso
Lo Ton St. Te Emensese
David Kabacker
Bash ‘Realty
Sean Comay
Southeast
Ida G. Smith
Wabashmane and Loan Company
Thomas Keating
Indianapolis
Stout
Seenessecarye Eky
Shoemaker's Southeast
Indianapolis & Cincinnati Railroad
Tas
Brightwood
William M. St. Clair
George Exten
Bruce Baker
Armstrong Park Land Company
L. Previtt
Armstrong Park
Harry M. Johnson
Eva H Man
Nordyke & Halowell
Grandview
Edith
South Sec
Edseet
Esense “Company Oe
Cy Kelley
West Park
Campbell
Inaianapolie
Wesee
Peter Spitafadep
Charles A Armstrong Park
Belang
Cranteer
Wil- Anna Lindmark
Charles B. Thomas P. Owens
George Graves
Mam Young
City Fenstermacher
Charles F. Robbins
North
Union Trust
West Side
Entral Trust Company
Jane Hearne
Lenox Place
Perkins
Berkeley
Joseph F. Jewar
Alice A. Lurae
Kan Oy Place
Diendryx
Charles T. Tarpecaine
M. Campbell
Prebecca A. Hocker
John
William Bosson
Ieght
Light
Sugar Grove
Edgar E. Watts
Robert Carentht
Mary J. Dawson
H. Latta
Hannah M.raham
Latta
Ist
Meridian St
James R. Smalley
Herbert R. Howe
Cooper
A. E. & J. Fletcher
Oak Hill
Interrupted Meditation of Holy Moses on the Hill
The chieftain Holy Moses sits on a hill by the river, reflecting on settlers, livestock, and a expanding country. He contemplates past times before wheat and corn, then erupts in a wild war dance, seeking vengeance, before noting a serialized story begins next Sunday September 6.
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Holy Moses
Giasticatus
Ion
Paulyna
Excursion Boom and New Heavy Locomotive Planned
Telegraphers report surging seashore travel and westbound excursion demand. Railroads carry about 90 000 passengers this season amid late summer demand. Baltimore and Ohio orders the Mallett articulate tandem locomotive, 25 000 pounds on six driving pairs, to test for mountain grades and World’s Fair service.
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Seaboard
Pennsylvania
Baltimore & Ohio
New England
Niagara Falls
Atlantic City
American Locomotive Company
St. Louis
Railway workers press demands on Pennsylvanian line
A joint committee of about 3,000 telegraph operators and 3,000 freight handlers for the Pennsylvania Railroad, east of Pittsburg and Erie, submitted demands to General Manager Atterbury. Telegraphers seek seven vacation days yearly, two days off monthly for twelve hour shifts, and higher pay at junction points. freight handlers want shorter weeks and higher wages. Concessions already granted to Maryland division employees are noted, with a costly projected impact of about $100,000 annually if granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pittsburg
Erie
Atterbury
Lne
Maryland
Philadelphia
Washington
Freight business surges as rail travel remains peak season
Alfred M. Ketcham is moved from Buffalo to Scranton as Union Star line agent succeeding Mullen. Rail passengers report record summer travel with extra coaches added by Big Four, Pennsylvania, Monon, Cincinnati and Lake Erie & Western. Crane and track work proceed at Glenwood yards as gear and mileage books expand.
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Alfred M. Ketcham
Northern Central
Buffalo
Scranton
Union Star Line
W. J. Mullen
Ketcham
Big Four
Pennsylvania
Monon
Cincinnati
Hamilton &Dayton
Lake Erie & Western
St. Louis
Warren J. Lynch
Harry J. Rhein
Charles Daly
Lake Shore
New York
Hes
Vanderbilt Nes
James M. Rodenberg
Bellevue
Richmond
Ind
Richmond Lodge of Knights Templars
Rodenberg
Leath
George McGrew
Edward Bellis
Cambridge City
Indianapolis
Pennsylvania Lines
McGrew
A. W. Thomson
Baltimore & Ohio
Glenwood
George Chesbrough
Western Passenger
Lehigh Valley
John Sebastian
Chicago
Louisville
W. L. Allen
Quebec Avenue
Indiana & Illinois Road
Illinois Central
Switz City
Indiana & Illinois Southern
Josiah McConnel
Sullivan
McConnell
Herman Holmes
Louisville & Nashville
Cleveland
Olmes
Pittsburg
Ft. Wayne
A. J. Smith
B. F. Horner
Nickel-plate
Smith
Old Bee Line
Swiss Flag Controversy Roils Louisvill e Customs
Swiss Consul J. Conrad Baumberger clashes with Louisville customs over a duty free Swiss flag. Collector Richardson refuses to recognize a State Department warrant and will not release the flag unless duty is paid or Treasury guidance directs delivery to the consul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisvills
J. Conrad Baumberger
Collector of Customs
Richardson
State Department
Treasury Department
Trolley to Pittsburg Plans for Electric Railways
Plans for a Pittsburg to Wheeling to Bellaire electric line promise a 436 mile trolley route from Pittsburg to Indianapolis and a 364 mile line to Bellaire. The network, formed by five companies, links Columbus, Zanesville, Newark and Wheeling, with competition against steam rails seen as feasible. The Indianapolis to Bellaire run would connect via Newark and Zanesville, expanding an emerging regional electric system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Indianapolis
Wheeling
W. Va
Bellaire
Richmond
Dayton
Springfield
Columbus
Newark
Zanesville
Ohio River & Western
Indiana
Ohio
Buckeye Lake & Newark
New Indiana Corporations Form Inks Capital and Directors
Business Enterprises reports multiple new Indiana incorporations with varied capital stocks and boards. Indiana Burial Vault increases stock from 20000 to 30000 with 25000 preferred and 5000 common. Western Indiana Pipe Line will operate mainly from Jasper and Pulaski counties. Brookville Canning Company formed with unspecified capital. Indiana Crude Oil and Gas Company headquartered in Monterey with 25000 capital. Franklin Furniture Company Brookville forms for mercantile and undertaking with 25000 capital. Directors named for each firm include Shirk, Timewell, Arm strong, Swearinger, White, Franks, Tangerick, Dennett, Showalter.
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Indiana Burial Vault Company
Western Indiana Pipe Line Company Incorporated
Jasper
Pulaski
Louis Malthauer
Robert H. Timewell
Morgan Armstrong
Brookville Canning Company
John C. Shirk
George M. Shirk
Frank L. Moorman
Brookville
Franklin Furniture Company
John Co. Shirk
George E. Dennett
W. E. Showalter
Wing Declares Candidacy for Fourth Ward Council Seat
H M Wing a coal merchant at Twenty fifth Street and the canal and residing at 1270 West Thirtieth Street announces as an independent candidate for Council from the Fourth Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Wing
West Thirtieth Street
Twenty-fifth Street
Canal
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Vital Statistics
Carl and Edna Matthews
West
May Street
Finn and Maud Ms Wine
Dickerson
Charles and
Mamie Myers
Eugene Street
Ella Looney
South
Alabama
Theresa Alig
North Alabama
Elizabeth Wainland
Charles Avenue
Will and
Milla Robbins
Minnesota
George W
Luna Fisk
Central Avenue
Claude Whitney
Sugar Grove Street
Roy Hawkins
Emily J. Kelly
Potter
Mary Burkheimier Watkins
Kathryn L. Wheeler
Christie Wands
Stella Heseong
Bates
Florence Haynes
Henry Kleine
City Hospital
Isciatica
Michael Samtey
Ichard Skiles
East Market Street
Ballon
Lola RK. Lyne
St. Vincent's
E. Mitchell
City
West Street
Bell
Edna Virgina Bell
Martha FE. Bell
East St. Joe Street
Eaen L. Hurlbert
G. Hurlbert
Aurora
Martin Gaim
A. Diener
Crown Hill
Monumente
M. Hi
Parrell
Washington St
New
Ee Tutewiler & Son
Market St. Tel
New Is
Adams & Krieger
Main ii Funeral Directors
N. Ill
Ison, Lek & George
Massachusetts
Old Main 1630
Ik A. Blanchard
Iss
Delaware St
Journal Business
Bertermann Bros
Pirst N. del
st._Tel
T. R. Bell
Ingalls
Rae Wise
Beards
Circe
Peerless
Raper Commandery
K. T
Masonic Temple
K. T. Ag
Stove Co
N? S
Meridian
Shelby
Belt R
F. Hoffman
Illinois
Fair Building
U. S. Army
United States
Habila
Hillness St. Dianapolis
Ma Corps
Aes
N. Pennsylvaia
POP
Care Journal
Arkansas
Meriwether
George PF. Cram
Journal
Ve Department
Michigan
J. O. Stillson
Walter B. Perkins
Ste Bldg
Rkrollyn Hawkins
Virginia
Perr
Henry Tax Senate
Frank Sawyer
C. F. Sayles CO
C. N. Williams & Se FB
Market St
Fromace
Union Transfer and Storage Company
East Ohio
Anne
Phio
Boston
San Francisco
Nap Ag
W. Allee
Indiana University
George W. Scott
Ill
Bloomington
John W. Cravens
Board of Trustees
Stevenson Hidg
Business Personal
Stevenson Bldg
N. C. Brand
Wen Eden
H. F
Blythe
South East St
Brown
Denver Post
Grand Trunk
New Haven & Hartford
Santa Fe
Volney T. Malott
Vandalla
Theodore N. Ely
H. G. Sleight
Vandalia
Cassatt
Bar Harbor
Chicago Great Western
Fort Dodge
Omaha
Wabash
West Virginia
Truesdale
Lackawanna
D. C. Moon
Yellowstone Park
R. L. Talbot
Lake Maxinkuckee
C. E. Stone
Great Northern
W. P. Lamb
J. Q. van Winkle
Denver
Peive
R. M. Pile
East
Broad Street
Hanel
William Pedrick
James Murphy
Canada Roads
Arkansas & Choctaw Road
Hugo
Ardmore
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Missouri River
St. Paul
Pere Marquette
New Buffalo
Chesterton
Clarke Junction
Chicago Terminal
Business Enterprises
Intss
Gomedy
George H Klint
Alma Hearn
Henry
Henry E. Dixey
Great Garrick Theater
Powers’s Theater
Grand —Famme
MAN’ Hal. Godfrey & CO
SIX Montroses
Martini G
Maxmillian
PHIL
Nettie Peters
DAIL
Josephine Gassman
Falke & Lemon Lynn Welcher
Empire Theater
W. B. Watson
Carr
Carnival District
Minneapolis
Newsboys
Dean Bros. Steam Pump Works
Joseph Taggart
Wing
Sadelle
Fairbanks, Morse & CO
Sander & Becker Furniture CO
East Washington Street
Merchants’ Association
Save the Bands
Pearson’s Piano House
Indianapolis, Ind
Willig’s Furniture Store
Blane
City Ticket
Fort Wayne Express
Paton City
Terre Haute
Louis Express
Las
Sis Oo
Lake Erie
Weste
Toledo
Detroedo
Butroft
Caleage
Opea
Columbes
Loulavil
Piqua
Colum Vincennes Express
Madison
North Vernon
Xenis
Pittaburg
Nart
Martinsville
Richa'd
Way Pointe
Brac
Philadelphis Snd
Baltimore
Eremer
French Licktieburg
Uisville
Bil
Kenia
Logansport
Indiana Union Traction Co
Magnolia Building
Kentucky Avenue
South Capitol
Anderson
Muncie
Marion
Alexandria
Elwood
Tipton
Sean
Madle
Ail Ae
Fon
Eastern BR. BR. CO
Greenfield
Knightstown
Geenig
Ceym
Seauias Sateranie
Greenfeld
Itawa
Washingtom
Georgia
Greenwood
Indianapolis, Shelbyville & Southeastern Traction CO
Shelbyville
Huders Drug Store
Pennsylvania Streets
E. B. Ensie
Stubbines Hotel
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