Births and notices in Sept. 4 vital statistics
Births listed for Pensae Fox and related entries. antitrust ad for G M Merrick Indianapolis agency. Stray or stolen items include a light gray mare from Fort Wayne and New Jersey streets, a high wheel runabout with yellow gear, plus a pocket book with $70 and a letter between Hamilton Batley’s coalyard and a coal company. Return rewards offered at Big 4 freight office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort
Hamilton Batley
Coalyard
A & Co
George P. Cost
Notice to bidders for coal at Indiana Industrial School
Board of Managers of Indiana Industrial School for Girls and Woman's Prison invites sealed bids until 9 am Friday Sept 12 for furnishing about 1000 tons of steam coal from West Virginia and Indiana. Bid must state coal grade steam lump, bidder to supply mine name and location. Delivery to begin Oct 30 and finish by 1903 to school houses, with weights specified. Bid bond and certified check required. contracts to be signed within ten days of acceptance. Mark bids Coal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Managers
Br Ser
Aee
Asa
Indiana Industrial
Ena and Woman's Prison
Lawrence County invites bids for road construction in Shawswick
The Board of Commissioners of Lawrence County Indiana invites proposals for constructing numerous streets and roads in Shawswick township. Bids due by 1 p m Saturday September 27 1902 with bonds equal to twice the bid amount. Bids to be on blanks furnished by auditor M Gainey and accompanied by sureties resident in Lawrence County. The board may accept or reject any bid and a view of the route can be arranged through the county engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Com
Lawrence County
Will
Shawswick Township
Ind
Ninth
Eighth Street
Sixth
Nineteenth Street
Washington Avenue
Twenty-first
Q Streets
Radford and
Fayetteville
Fourteenth Street
Seventeenth Street
E Street
X Street
Eighteenth Street
Twentieth Street
Town 5
Fono
la State Road
Hedford
Bartilettaville
Logan
Bedford
Poly Fattane
Lawwu
Renin
Ad M. Gainey
Hed Ind
Henry Trublood
Amos Scoggine
GEORGE _B. Ross
Indiana
John M. Gainey
Fire Damages Hogan Transfer Building Stables Rise
A fire of unknown origin damaged the Hogan Transfer and Storage Company building at Louisiana and Alabama streets. Loss about 1000 dollars with 22 horses saved, harnesses destroyed, and smoke hindering firefighters. The three story brick were recently completed and in use for storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hogan Transfer and Storage Company
Newman
Salvage Corps
Louisiana
Alabama
W. J. Hogan
West Georgia Street
Virginia Avenue
Louisiana Street
Detective Arrests Edward Duncan In Grand Larceny Case
Detectives Haley and Lancaster arrested Edward Duncan at 221% Indiana avenue on grand larceny charges. He allegedly stole a gold watch from a jeweler on Indiana avenue and was caught in a pawnshop on Fast Washington street while trying to dispose of it. He claimed a man sold the watch to him for $3 and could not name the seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haley and
Lancaster
Edward Duncan
Indiana Avenue
Duncan
Real Estate Ad Cites Indiana Title Guaranty Firm
A fragment highlights real estate dealings praising secure title guarantees from Indiana Title Guaranty and Company located at 129 East Market Street. The ad stresses avoiding abstract fees and obtaining absolute security in transactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
INDIANA_ TITLE GUARANTY AND COMPANY
East Market Street
Uncertainty Over Evansville & Terre Haute Fate under Hooley
The Evansville & Terre Haute Railroad remains undecided under E B Hooley and allies who recently took control and began with a 2 percent dividend that was later withdrawn. Shares dipped on news, then recovered amid fluctuating activity. The line should keep coal traffic via Chicago & Eastern Illinois, limiting impact from possible absorption by larger carriers. Meanwhile Grand Trunk plans to buy Detroit & Toledo Shoreline, with Grand Trunk to assume $1.5 million in debt and Everett-Moore equity limited, as Detroit Toledo Shoreline links Detroit to Toledo on a 100 foot right of way built for speed and trolley use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Terre Haute
Hooley
Evansville & Terre Haute
Chicago & Eastern Illinois
Louisville & Nashville
Chicago
Monon
St. Louis
San Francisco
Hays
Grand Trunk
Detroit
Detroit & Toledo
W. B. Strang
F. W. Meddaugh
Detroit Tribune
London
Everett-Moore Electric Traction
Everett- Moore Syndicate
Toledo
Lake Border
Verett
Railroad power plays cloud Toledo to St. Louis line
Grand Trunk officials deny any grip on the Toledo, St. Louis and Western and say they never sought to buy it. Vanderbilts could seize control if desired, while Lake Shore and Michigan Central would weigh profit and outlets through Cincinnati and St. Louis. The Pennsylvania Railroad sees Rockefeller and Vanderbilt holdings expanding as earnings rise, shifting ownership among London and Philadelphia investors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Trunk Railroad
Grand Trunk
Toledo, St. Louis & Western
Vanderbilts
Michigan Central
Lake Shore
Railway News Roundup From Various Roads With Appointments
Personal notes show W H McDoel back in Chicago and George Lowell on vacation in Maine while M D Schaff takes charge at Peoria and Eastern. August earnings for Hocking Valley reach 455 007 37, up 60 997 64 from 1901. Additional moves include J R Smith leaving for Denver, J F Baker’s district post turning to J Seas, and Lake Shore’s Dickerson reassigned to Collinwood shops. Freight traffic grows, Union Station Lafayette to open next week with Big Four and Lake Erie & Western. Also mentioned are Big Four earnings rise, Pennsylvania engines moved for express service, and a governor’s rail trip on a Lackawanna special. Charles Scull noted as ex Baltimore & Ohio traffic chief now in new role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. McDoel
The
Monon
Chicago
George Lowell
Maine
Hocking Valley
M. D. Schaff
Peoria & Eastern
J. R. Smith
Malott
Van
K. Dickerson
Lake Shore
Cleveland
Loandoto
Collinwood
Goulds
Marietta, Columbus & Cleveland
Marietta
Paris
Toledo & Ohio Central
Big Four
Lake Erie & Western
Lafayette
John Howard
Vandalla
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Pennsylvania
Panhandle
Frank V. Hummel
Wabash
Denver & Rio Grande
Oregon Navigation Company
Lackawanna
Odell
New York
Oswego
Buffalo
Union Pacific
Charles O. Scull
Posse
Baltimore & Ohio
Trainmen and rail projects mix of promotions and notes
A railroad representative married a Miss A. H. Miller of Muskoka Lake, Ontario. Alexander McDonald died in Nashville at eighty, after fifty years on the rails. Promotions imitate wide shifts: A W Burch and B Keenan named trainmasters in divisions formerly with the Big Four. Firemen with four years' experience promoted toward engineers as extensive promotions continue. Ozark & Cherokee to run trains into Fort Gibson by Oct 1 with the Oklahoma Express and Ozark Hummer launching soon. Charles Rockwell notes business at Monon. O W Carter named general freight agent. The Pennsylvania Railroad reports coal and coke shipments with anthracite the smallest since a strike. Newark track elevation raced by rival lines. Rock Island Pacific to begin service into St Paul Oct 1 with joint tracks and a new freight station. Wabash plans extension work at Pittsburgh. Ramsey to oversee with Gould inspecting Missouri Pacific lines. Four leading railroad orders plan Springfield convention in November. gate for a new California train name won by T H Davies for Golden State Limited. Sixty railmen expected at meeting. California train name contest drew 7,000 entries. Pullman completes ten trains for coast service ready Nov 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelit Guaranty Company
A. H. Miller
Muskoka Lake
Ontario
Alexander McDonald
Nashville
Chattanooga
A. W. Burch
Detroit Southern
B. Keenan
Pennsylvania
Albert J. Btone
Eli
Fort Gibson
Pennsylvania Railroad
Oe and Erie
Lackawanna
Jersey Central
Newark
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
St. Paul
Rock Island
Chicago, Milwaukee
Wabash
Pittsburg
Mr. Ramsey
George Gould
Missouri Pacific
Springfield
Mass
Grand Lef P. M. Arthur
Enineers
E. E. Clark
P. H. Morrisey
F. P. Sargent
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway Company
California
T. H. Davies
Denver
New York Central
Pullman Company
el Paso
Tex
Southern Pacific
Pacific Coast
Death of Early City settler George H. Carter at 71
George H. Carter, a longtime resident and 1880 Marion County sheriff candidate, died suddenly at 4 a.m. at his son Fred Carter’s home in Indianapolis after acute stomach and bowels congestion. He formerly hunted gold, ran a sawmill on Washington street and Belt Railroad, owned a Michigan road farm, and moved to Zionsville two years ago. Survived by two sons George and Fred. he was a Scottish Rite member and funeral plans will be arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Carter
Fred Carter
North Mlllnois Street
Mr. Carter
Kentucky
Carter
Pacific Coast
Washington Street
Michigan Road
Zionsville
Ind
Marion County
George
Fred
Mrs Pinkie Taylor Sues Luella Walden for Damages
Mrs Pinkie Taylor sues Luella Walden for 20000 alleging desertion by her husband Grant H. Taylor who left in 1920s after meeting Walden. Complaint claims she lost companionship and financial aid as Taylor formed relationship with Walden, aided by events including a lightning-related barn incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinkie Taylor
Luella Walden
Taylor
Grant H. Taylor
Walden
Dr. Pink
Trouble in Little Italy in Police Court
Judge Stubbs heard a protracted assault case between Mrs. Montani and Mrs. Grocio and related Milanese neighborhood tensions. He dismissed the Grocio woman’s case, and planned a fine against Mrs. Montani held in abeyance if Montanis drop their provoke suit against Mrs. Grocio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grocio
Stubbs
Montani
Montanis
Justice Lockman
Divorce and court cases mix in Marion county notes
Judge Stubbs pardoned John Barmfuhrer after fining him 55 dollars for gambling and contempt. Bonds owed by the Armita group face collection efforts, while Armitage siblings seek to cover 370 dollars. Clara McDonald sues for divorce from George W. McDonald for mistreatment and abandonment after a 1899 marriage. A will of Joseph P. Pope bequeaths all to niece Susan Stewart. Jennie Barnett appointed guardian for Sarah Antrim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stubbs
John Barmfuhrer
Barmfuhrer
Dan Smith
North
Illinois Street
Baumfuhrer
Ruckelshaus
Armita
Elliott
Armitage Boys
Marion County
Joseph P. Pope
Susan Stewart
Jennie Barnett
Sarah Antrim
Murray Sues South Indianapolis Improvement Assn and Hohit
James C. Murray filed a suit to recover 400 from the South Indianapolis Improvement Association and Charles Hohit after a prior judgment issued by Justice Sheppard remains unpaid. A colored fourteen year old, Boby Johnson, was sent to Reform School until reaching twenty-one for repeated larceny arrests and incorrigible behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C. Murray
South
Boby Johnson
Reform School
Young Johnson
Court docket records list multiple divorce and suit filings
The Court Record shows new suits including David Harding vs Bettie Harding for divorce in Circuit Court. Other actions include partition cases involving Samuel Miller alias Rice and heirs, Clara McDonald vs George McDonald for divorce, and various mortgage, note, or garnishment actions across Circuit and Superior Courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Harding
Bettie Harding
Circuit Court
Samuel Henry Miller
Samuel Henry Rice
Isaac Miller
Isaac Rice
John Miller
John Rice
Elijah Rice
Clara McDonald
George W. McDonald
James C. Murray
The
South Indianapolis Improvement Association
Chas
Circuit
the Marion Trust and Loan Association
John M. Boyd
Superior Court
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company
Lillian Lane
William B. Lane, Jr
Ty Bond Company
Charles T. Boyer
J. C. Perry Company
Harry B. Scott
Pinkie Taylor
Luella Waldron
Evansville firm Goeke Coeincorporated yesterday
The Edward F. Goeke Company of Evansville was incorporated yesterday though the articles omit the capital stock amount. The Excelsior Club of Madison County, an Anderson social group, was incorporated with directors Rolf A. Hampton, William Parks and Joseph M. Watkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward F. Goeke
Evansville
Excelsior Club
Madison County
Anderson Social Organization
Rolf A. Hampton
William Parks
Joseph M. Watkins
Higher Courts Record Appellate Briefs and Assignments
Submissions from appellate courts list numerous cases with assignments of errors, briefs, replies, and petitions for extensions. Notable entries include John T. Phillips and Daniel Heldt, Franklin Insurance and Williams Cummings, and Gideon Price verses Irene Allison, across several counties such as Vanderburg Marion and Hancock with notices of time extensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Phillips
Daniel A. Heldt
Vanderburg C. C
Enos A. Scott
William J. Hayes
Howard
the National Masonic Accident Association
Cicero R. McBride
Malion C. C
John H. Krotz
Samuel E. Cook
Huntington C. C. Appellant
Franklin Insurance Company
Williams P. Cummings
Hancock C. C. Appellant
Indiana Clay Company
Baltimore & Ohio
W. A. R. Company
Knox c. C. Appellant
James B. Mulky
James Karsell
Monroe C. C.ppellee Healy
Gideon A. Price
Irene Allison
Marion C. C. Appellee
Harrison Collicott
Lucy
Allen
Vanderburg
C. Appellee
Appellee
Prices Settle Firm in General Dry Goods Markets
Prices hold steady across dry goods, produce, and groceries as trade improves with September. Hogs scarce while cattle rise. grain tone strong though slow. Wagons report larger offerings, with corn around 62 cents and oats near 25 28 cents per bushel. timothy hay prices listed, overall activity steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Jersey
Timothy
Prices Paid by Shippers in Local Markets
A long list of wholesale prices for meats, dairy, produce, grains, and textiles. Turkeys, chickens, ducks and geese priced. cheeses, butter, eggs, beeswax. hides, tallow. candies, nuts. peaches, berries, tomatoes. coal and coke. textiles, prints, felts, damasks. coffee, sugar, molasses. nails and linseed oil. and various farm products with prices per dozen, per pound, per ton, or per bag. Names of brands and mills appear with regional pricing references.
Real Estate Transfers Filed in Marion County Records
Instruments filed for record in the recorder's office of Marion county Indiana for the twenty four hours ending 6 p m Sept 4 1902 as furnished by the Indiana Tithe Guaranty and Loan Company listing transfers of Lots and parcels in multiple additions including Marion Park West Indianapolis Lincoln Park Clark's 36 Add Duck's, Butler Grove, Coburn's sub, and East New York with total transfers and values noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder’s
Marion County
Indiana
Indiana Tithe Guaranty and Loan Company
East Market Street
Jesse J. Privett
Hezekiah L. True Blood
John W. Brown
Calvin St
Emery KR
Moser Herriet
Willard Place
New York
Julia Costello
Samuel la James T. Layman
Irvis Park
Hiram W. Miller
Franklin HL Barker
Marion Park
Sugar Grove
Ea Teesos Sagnnverors Bas James & Trindie
Harriet Cannon
Linco Park
Seates
Trindle
Lincoln Park
Murdahh C. Terrell
Laura F. Tyler
Clark
Indianapolis
Garland
Oliver Bye
Lizzie J. Barnum
Crawford “Pairbanks
Ofatlot II
Cor Massachusetts
Cornell Ava
George Seidensticker
Louis Jung
Coburn
Massachusetts
Ash At
Enoch W. Mack
Rick
Cor Harding
Mbert
Benjamin Franklin
Theresa Benson
Butler Grove
Thirteenth
Tome Albert R. Worm
Edwin Rr .Heiney
Duck
West
snGae
H. Hamsey
Brookside
Bevilleau
Henrietta J. Brixey
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Vital Statistics
Michael
Amelia Genliano
Walter
Carrie Brandon
Melisa Dalton
H. A
Bertha Stukte
Yandes
John and
Frances Ogiesbee
George Pe Myers
Katie May Holber
Witte ©Assler
Edith Marie Subne
John Mausser
Mary Aug Henry F. Burton
Tessien Eaith Smith
Delia Murphy
North East
H. Carter
North Illinois
Raftery
Thomas Raftery
Prospect Street
Society Notice
C. B
Maple and
McCarty Streets
John H. Scanlon
John R. Bullivan
A. Dimner
E. Veer Tel
Crown Hill
Flanner & Buchanan
Washington St
Pix Ave
Real ‘Ate
S. Corner
16Th St
Care the Journal
W. Larue
Chalfant
Pennsylvania and
Michigan Streets
Gregory & & Appel
Fox
Manhattan
G. M. Merrick
Gen. Agt
Indiana Industrial School For Girls and Woman's Prison
Coal
Ites
Reedy 6 CO
Alan Frank
Delaware St
Wna
Bertermann Bros
New No
Mass. Av
N. del. St. Tel 40
Thompson Ft. Bell
Ingalls Block
Peerless Foundry CO
Meekst
H. C. Steven
Senate
C. N. Williams
Market St
Apely Moran
the Alliance
Stevenson
Artu.ation
Olinois
Missouri
Circle Hotel
Journal
Sunday Journal
Union Transfer and Storage Company
East Ohio St
Union Tracks
Joseph Gardner
Telephone 225
Hogan Transfer Company
Seime
Hominy Mills
Madison Avenue
Palmer Street
Philadelphia
Roberts
Polic
Messrs. Rockefeller
Vanderbilt
Geo. H. Carter
Mrs
Italy
Judge Stubbs
Subs
Russell Brothers
Lizzie & Vinie Daly
Oe Lowe-Hughes
Trico
Wagon Market
Brasil
Alberts
Fertusing
Pneconia
Cove Aes
Lima Bea i
Iobaters
Blossburg
Jackson
Kanawha
Raymond
Winifrede
Jack
Connellsville
Cabot
Capitol
Farwell
Linwood
Buck's Head
Dwight ‘Star
Great Falls
Hill’ Fine
Pepperell
Androscoggin
Alien
Allen TR
Allen Robes
American Indigo
Arnold Jong
Arnold LLC
Coch Fancy
Hamilton Fancy
Merrimac
Sic
Pacific Fancy
Simpson's
Sea Ss
Beara
Ambrics
Slater
Geneace
Cords
Connie
Amoskeag
Bates
Lan Aescreas
Toll
America
Harmony
Stark
Farocerien
Lee
Genen
Siac
Caracas
Dilworth's
Java
Windsor
Orleans
Pokot
Hartford
Ois
Sateen Ees
Hale's
Michigan
Coosa
Mons
Messina
Rae
Ois Yatee
Crimson Clover
Siiecu Timothy
Fan Rentachy Ygeraen
Park Lhatr
AL W. Martin
Sie
Empire Theater
T. W. Dinkin’s
Utopians
Siateen
Davidson
B. J. Ferrell
Lowell
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