Vital Statistics.Sept 9 entries list numerous births and deaths
Vital Statistics page records births and deaths with names addresses ages and diseases such as tuberculosis typhoid and pneumonia. It lists individual couples newborns and ages, noting locations on streets and avenues. Died notices mention Isaac U Champion and others, with funeral details and addresses. Monuments and funeral directors are listed with contact information and services. Society notices include Scottish Rite meetings and officials names.
Railways in August show gains but fuel crisis looms
United States railroads earned 95.7 million in August, up about 4 percent from a year earlier and 19 percent from two years prior, despite traffic interruptions. The Denver gateway to the Union Pacific reopened to Rock Island and Burlington, shifting long-haul Pacific coast traffic east of the river. Railroads face engine shortages as fall crops approach, with orders flooding in for nearly 60 new locomotives, most freight engines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Denver
Union Pacific
Rock Island Road
Burlington
Chicago
Harriman Lines
Rock Island
Denver Gateway
First Meeting of Frank Tyner Bankruptcy Case
Notice in district court Indiana Commonwealth of bankruptcy No 1207 In re Frank Tyner creditors of Frank Tyner Marion county Indiana notified the first meeting of creditors will be held at Room 611 Indiana Trust Building Indianapolis on September 2 193 at 9 oclock fore noon to prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and conduct business Albert Rabb Referee in Bankruptcy Indianapolis Sept 9 1902. Proposals for vegetables solicited sealed by Sept 12 1902 for posts including Forts Brady Wayne Sheridan Thomas Columbus barracks Columbus Arsenal eight months starting November 1 1902. Bid openings and further details at the office of Chief Commissary Chicago Ill. Aug 12 1902.
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District Court of the United States
District of Indians
Franker
Frank Ir
Ianapolis
Marion
Frank Tyner
Indiana Trust Building
East
Washington Street
Indianapolis
Marion County
Indiana
Albert Rabb
Ind
Ofice
Chicago
Ill
Forts
Brady
Wayne
Michigan
Fort Sheridan
Milnois
Fort Thomas
Kentucky
Indiansports Arsenal
Columbia Barracks
Ohio
Columbia Arsenal
Tennessee
Acs
Ee Eodreseed
Horr
Act
Cot’y. Rene
Board of Commissioners
Bix Eagle Creek
Pee Auditori Ag
Omer
Beptonvier
Railroad dispatch notes and industry shifts across Ohio and beyond
Railway news highlights Erie's new freight agent F R Thrall in Cleveland, Wabash expansion rumors, and Pennsylvanias electric turntable plan. Cincinnati Indianapolis and Western special meeting in Cincinnati. Oklahoma Central Railroad chartered with 5 million capital to run 34 miles from Fort Smith to Vernon. Ohio Little Kanawha president Loree elected. Union Station baggage bustle as students travel. Pennsylvania trains between New York and Chicago get twenty hour service with added sleeping cars.
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Hocking
Cleveland
Cincinnati, Indianapolis & Western
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
Cincinnati
Fish
Illinois Central
Hannan
Erie
Hornellsville
Delaware & Susquehanna
Barney & Smith Car Works
Dayton
W. F. Schaff
Big Four
Columbus
Louis
Ohio & Little Kanawha Railroad Company
L. EB. Loree
Baltimore & Ohio
Union Station
Kent
Marion
Huntington
Payton
Western Line
Galton
George B. Simpson
Chicago & Alton
Galveston
New York
Horatio Yorke
Great Britain
Board of Trade
J. E. Gimperling
Indiana, Bloomington & Western
Colorado
Mr. Gimperling
Board of Public Works
O. George T. Gunnip
Santa Fe
Charles Mordaugh
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
W. H. Fisher
Hocking Valley Road
Joliet
Inl
Pennsylvania
The
Chicago
Pullmar
Oklahoma Central Railroad Company
Capital
Fort Smith
Ark
Vernon
Tex
Philadelphia
Harry Crawford
Chicago & Southeastern
Crawford
Indiana Car Service Association
Bacon
Consignee
Odd Fellows
Des Moines
Monon
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Unique lawn party for institute fund by Miss Stella Adams
Miss Stella Adams hosts a lawn party next Friday afternoon to raise funds for the Technical Institute. Invitations go to teachers and public school pupils, but all are welcome. Booths will offer useful and ornamental goods, a fish pond and pony carts for children, and the event aims to raise a handsome sum for the fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Adams
Technical Institute Fund
New Albany Views Offer rival to Indiana scenery
A reader responds to an Indianapolis Journal feature titled Indiana Scenery praising Madison and Hanover. The writer invites Rev Allan B Philputt to New Albany to compare views from Bald Knob and Orolo Heights, claiming night panoramas over New Albany Jeffersonville and Louisville surpass the cited spots and describe the lights at night as enchanting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Indiana
Allan B. Philputt
Madison
Hanover
Philputt
New Albany
Bald Knob
Orolo Heights
Switzerland
Jeffersonville
Louisville
Many Domestic Woes Lydia A Stone in Sensational Divorce Charges
Lydia A Stone files for divorce from Alvin P Stone alleging infidelity and cruel treatment in Hancock County marriage begun March 17 1874. She seeks alimony and to block payment to a co-defendant James I Stone while naming Lillian J Gallup and Elmer E Gallup in separate divorce actions. George and Susan McConnell and Margaret J Potter also sue for divorce alleging cruelty saloon-linked conduct and seeking custody and alimony. Rachel J Bailey sues John Bailey for abandonment and lack of support.
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Lydia A. Stone
Alvin P. Stone
Hancock County
Society of Colored Girls
James I. Stone
Lillian J. Gallup
Elmer E. Gallup
George McConnell
Susan McConnell
Margaret J. Potter
John O. Potter
Rachel J. Bailey
John Bailey
Desertion Trial and High Appeal Bond Set
Mrs Orpha Ward testified in Police Court against her husband on desertion charges. Acting Judge Connoway fined him 100 dollars and costs. Ward, represented by counsel, gave notice of appeal. Bond set at 2500 dollars. he could not furnish it and was sent to the workhouse.
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Orpha Ward
Connoway
Ward
Keach Sues Insurance Company for First Premium Refund
James F. Keach sues Model Life Insurance Co of Indiana for $100.27 claiming a misrepresented policy never issued after paying the first premium via note to agent E C Cook. The suit notes the company refused to issue the policy or refund the payment. Also, William H. Kluge sues Greenwood Interurban for $5,000 over injuries from a hole in a car floor on July 22, 1902. Ida Brackett is released after assault charges. Harry W. Hawkins sues American Car and Foundry for $15,000 for alleged disablement on May 27, 1902. James O'Donnell sues Street Railway Co for $10,000 after a wagon collision on Washington Street capitol avenue March 24, 1902.
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James F. Keach
Model Life Insurance Company
Indiana
E. C. Cook
Cook
William H. Kluge
Indianapolis, Greenwood & Franklin Railroad Company
Greenwood
Harry W. Hawkins
American Car and Foundry Company
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
James O'Donnell
Washington Street
Capitol Avenue
Lydia A. Stone
Alvin P. Stone
James I. Stone
Superior Court
The
Model Life Insurance Company of Indiana
Circuit Court
Rachel I. Bailey
John Bailey
Granby Wood
Kate B. Johnson
Frank Shellhouse
George McConnell
Susan McConnell
Lilian J. Gallup
Elmer BE. Gallup
John W. Young
Central Bond Company
Joseph H. Pattison
William H. Ktinge
Indianapolis, Greenwood & Franklin Railroad Co
Consolidated
Indiana court docket includes guilty pleas and new suits
In criminal court Judge Fremont Alford handles Harry Jackson aged fourteen who is sentenced to the Indiana Reform School for Boys until twenty one. James Moore pleads guilty to petit larceny and householding with fines and 1 to 3 year prison. New suits list divorces, contracts, damages and mortgage cancellations across circuit and superior courts with numerous parties and defendants. Supreme Court minutes and appellate briefs referenced for ongoing cases.
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Fremont Alford
State of Indiana
Harry Jackson
Indiana Reform School
James Moore
Indiana State Prison
Assignment of errors notices and briefs in several cases
Notices served and briefs filed across multiple Indiana courts including Blanchard Hamilton Furniture Company v Colom at Shelby C C Been Assignment of errors, McCoy v Board of Trustees of Cloverdale at Putnam C C Appellee's petition granted, Wieneke v Solomon at Jackson C C Appellants' brief, Huffman v Evansville & Indianapolis Railroad at Clay C C Appellee's brief, No. 5 Fidelity Building and Savings Union v Driver at Madison Co C Appellees' brief on motion.
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Appellant
Blanchard Hamilton Furniture Company
Stephen Colom
Shelby C. C
James H. McCoy
Board of Trustees of Cloverdale
Putnam C. C. Appellee
Albert J. H. Wieneke
Madison Co. C. Appellees
New Associations Form In Vincennes Newburg and Marion
The Vincennes Natural Gas and Oil Company of Vincennes incorporates with $25,000 capital stock and directors T H Adams Eugene Heck Charles Bierhaus Joseph L Ebner Samuel Thompson Andrew Fiente Ward Frey. The Home Building and Independent Association of Newburg incorporates with $10,000 capital and directors Charles W Brizius Louis E Fricke James E Abshier. The Ogan Cemetery Association Inc. plans a burial ground in Waltz township Wabash county with directors John V Oyler David Nicum John F Ogan John W Long and H E Jackson. The Marion Grocers’ Company increases capital stock from $5,000 to $10,000 and notifies the secretary of state.
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Vincennes Natural Gas and Oil Company
Vincennes
T. H. Adams
Eugene Heck
Charles Bierhaus
Joseph L. Ebner
Samuel Thompson
Andrew Fiente
Ward Frey
Home Building and Independent Association
Newburg
Charles W. Brizius
Louis E. Fricke
James E. Abshier
Ogan Cemetery Association
Waltz Township
Wabash County
John V. Oyler
David Niccum
John F. Ogan
John W. Long
H. E. Jackson
Marion Grocers’ Company
Marion
Three Boys Arrested in Lead Pipe Theft at Kiefer Building
Three youths Rudolph Joseph 641 S Illinois Henry Sattinger 723 S Illinois and Henry Barnett 111 Norwood were arrested at 5 50 pm for a major lead pipe and iron theft from the four story old Kiefer building at Meridian and Georgia streets. Police found a pile of pipe on the second floor and a wagon at Pennsylvania and Georgia streets. Joseph is noted as son of a South Side junk dealer. the others are not named in police records. All three face housebreaking and grand larceny charges.
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Rudolph Joseph
South Illinois Street
Henry Sattinger
Henry Barnett
Norwood Street
Kiefer
Meridian
Georgia Streets
Streit
Losh
Joseph
Sattinger
Pennsylvania
Georgia
Real Estate Transfers in Marion County for Sept 9 1902
Real estate instruments filed in Marion County Indiana show twenty four hour period ending 5 pm Sept 9 1902 with transfers across Woodruff Place East Ohio Street Meridian Street and various additions. Recorded amounts include several thousand dollars per deed and a total listed consideration of 84129.95 dollars across ten transfers plus noted improvements on two properties.
Outlook Is Promising for Merchants and Farmers
Wholesale circles report unmatched business optimism with ample money supply and widespread prosperity. Prices hold steady or fall for staples while dry goods, millinery, confectionery, and commission trade show active, and the local grain and wagon markets reflect steady demand. Prices for wheat, corn, oats and hay are steady to firm with varied bid levels, and wagon market offerings remain light keeping prices firm across commodities and produce.
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Hay
Timothy
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Josephine Edmunds
St. Clair
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Washington
J. Rodenberg
Mary Voesler
B. Mueller
Theresia M. Anselm
Edward Seaman
Florence Leyden de Pauwie
Ralph Coryell
Cameron
Thomas James Ryce
Katherine Corydon
George Barr
Frances Cross
George F. Smith
Mamie Cooney
Henry C. Feild
Catherine Flaherty
Andrew Locklear
Douglass Street
A. M. Harrington
West
Michigan Street
Sadie A. West
Trowbridge Street
Jennie Jones
May Donahue
Senate Avenue
Walter Je
City Hospital
Mary J. Howard
Hamilton Avenue
Marcus A. Jones
Reache Street
Pkts Reaves Jane Darrell
Dexter Columbus Davis
East Market Street
Atheroma
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Lo & m
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Mary Webb
A. Dimner
E. Washt
Flanner & Buchanan
Illinois Street
E. Kreglly
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Louis Morrison
Francis T. Hollidat
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Frank Blanchard
Delaware St. Tel
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Thompson K. Bell
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Boone County
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Chalfast
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Boor, Gregory & Appel
Republican
Wina@mac
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Knots St
Coorerer
Allie
Stevenson
Sunday Journal
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LS. Warehouse Co
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Pres
H. A. Crossland
Mgr
Penn
North
Delaware
Joseph Gardner
Cornell
Dutice
Fox
C. F. Sayles
Joan
Pittsburg
Panhandle
No. 2
Union Railway Company
Xenia
Cc. A. Snydham
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John M’gregor
Thomas E. Spafford
John EB. Mgaughey
Harry B. Smith
FOR Institute Fund
Party
W. Armstrong
Workhouse
Keach
Insurance Policy
Ida Brackett
Alford
Criminal Court
Mary Brackett
Brackett
Constable Sorters
the Court Record
Supreme Court
Emmett H. Scott
City of Laporte
Laporte C. C. Appellants
John C. Ruby
John Hugh
Randolph C. C
Andrew D. Hawley
William E. Bake
Union C. C. Record
Vincennes Natural Gas and Oil Com
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Recorder’s
Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Company
Tele- Marshall
Woodruff Place
East Drive
Cross St
Edward R. Bladen
Bruce Place
John Moore
Eilel
North Meridian St
Klondykeav
Ray Union ‘National Saving and Loan Assest
Twelfth St
Arthur Jordan
Hic
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County Road
Essie M.ray
Elizabeth Reynolds
Qoh
Sarah I. Spangler
Alfred J. Er
Alfred Se
Guilefer
Nancy’ E. Florence M. Hassler
Mary R. Post
Wiley, & Martin's
Fayette St
Walnutine
Pike Township
Alfred J. Guiot
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West Park
Henry Sellers
Charles C. Lyle
Sellers
Lawrence
Union St
Ma E. Dryer
John F. Darmody
Morton Place
Alsware St
Twentieth St
Hutching & Darnell
Brookside
Massachusetts
Station St
Ohio-st
Keystone
New Crawford
Christian
Washington-st
Grace
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Corpevila
J. Edward Stitz
Lewis Mcdon
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Drumner
Abram Enpark
Malinda
Stephenson
Bladen
Dianola
Bellefontaine St
Cor Pennsylvania St
Eltel
Rufus T. Pare
Sarah M. Apple
Mary F. Riecke
Robson & Voorhees
Gullefer
Massachusetts Mutual Life “Insurance Alire
J. Guilefer
Charles F. Spangler
Harry Efroymson
Christian W. McCarty
C-Epsces
Herman E. Martens
Fred D. Stilz
Lewis A. McCammon
J. Edward St
Moore
Richard M. Wilson
Thomas W. Lott
Willard Place
Washington St
Bloomington St
McCarty
Glenn
Brook
Glenn Drive
Michigan St
Combs
Oakland
Cor Keatingay
Washingney
Pike
Keystone Av
Edith McGee
L. Gullefer
I Knw
W Milledge A. Baker
Halington St
Addison St
Zobbe Et Ax
John M. Dawson
John Soreetaes
Campbell
Stil
James Johnson
East Margaret
Lewina
Lincoln Park Park
L. C. Stewart
North Keystrier
West Washington
Amus
Bowen-Merrill Co
Raymond P. van Camp
van Camp Hardware Co
Grand Hotel
John T. Saulter
Stevenson Ting
Vatoevictt
Joe Welch
Mason-Keeler Coo
Miss Norton
Mrs. Waterous
Clayton, Jenkins & Jasper
Charles Kenna
Roberts, Hay & Roberts
Collins & Models
Bioscope
Brick
Imburger
Brazil
Brossburg
Jacper
Kanawha
Raymond
Winifrede
Lubrig
Hocking Valley
Brazil Block
Greene County
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Jackson
West Virginia
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Berkeley
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Pratt
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Berlin
Simpson
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Cordis
Hamilton Awnings
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Lenox Tancy
Oakland AP
Portsmouth
Quebanna
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Swift Rive
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Lancaster
Harmony
HK Buurk
Java
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B.lie
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Columbia Asie
New Orleans
Louisiana
Carolina
Droge
Castile
Epsom
Stralgne Bae
Onta
Duchess
Califor
Es Bom
Damon
Salt Lee
Fancy
Empire Theater
Robie & Mack
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