Daniels and Uphouse birth and other notices in Sept
Vital statistics from Sept shows multiple births marriages deaths and notices. Thornton Daniels and Lizzie Daniels welcome a girl at 31 Minkner Street while Frank Uphouse is listed with Pearl. Several deaths include A Willett Grace Gladden Roland Mildred J. Ross Xenia Cox Jennie E. Wells and Jennie Wells with cancers and pertussis. Chandler Gates Briden memorials and funeral notices follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alys Little
East Twelfth
A. A. Willett
Holbrook
Imgrippe
Grace Gladden
Yandes
Pertussis
Eeearer
East
Roland
Douglass
Tuber- Mildred
Ross
West
Ohio
Menin
Sunday Church Services Across Several Congregations
A roundup of Sunday church services across multiple congregations. First Baptist Church lists Bible school at 9:30 a.m. and a 11 a.m. sermon on Our Father's Home, with evening service on The Gospel of Warning. Central Christian, Plymouth Congregational, Christ Church, St. Pauls, Meridian Street Methodist, Roberts Park M E, Simpson Chapel, New Church Chapel all announce service times, sermons, and Sunday schools, inviting all in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
New York and
Pennsylvania
Thomas J. Villers
Central Christian Church
Delaware and
Walnut Streets
Allan B. Philputt
Jim Endeavor Society
Plymouth Congregational Church
Hebrew Temple
Corner
Delaware
Christ Church
Monument Place
James D. Stanley
Tor
ST. Paul's Church
New York
Illinois
Lewis Brown
St. Philip's Colored Mission
Meridian-Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Joshua Stansfield
Dee
Epworth League
Roberts Park M. E
Vermont Sts
E. Bacon
Epworth
Simpson Chapel
Eleventh
Johnson
Philip Tu
New Church
North Alabama St
Willis L. Giadish
Religious and rental notices from Indianapolis churches listings
Holiness meetings at Peniel Temple led by Brother Fike with Sunday preaching by Sister Dean. Camp meeting Oct 10 to 21 with Bud Robinson and Dergerson. Church announcements from First and Second Presbyterian, Mayer Chapel, Tabernacle, and People’s Church with services, Sunday schools, and prayer meetings. Also rental ads for houses and finance firms offering loans and money on mortgages from Gregory Eppel, Sayles, Day & Co, and Williams & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peniel Temple
Eleventh St
Senate Av
Brother Fike
Dean
Bud Robinson
C. F. Sayles & CO
East Market Street
Thos. C. Day & CO
Law Building
Indianapolis
Indiana
C. N. Williams & CO
E. Market St
Death to Caterpillars With Sulphur Syringe Method
J Clyde Power city parks superintendent orders sulfur syringes to spray tree trunks killing caterpillars. He warns rings of cotton fail and notes caterpillars climb to spin cocoons before spring. Cold rain may aid extermination as caterpillars ascend trees despite weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Clyde Power
Mr. Power
Reunion in Statehouse for Indiana Regiment
The One hundred twenty third Indiana Volunteer Regiment reunion will be in the Statehouse on Tuesday and Wednesday next week September 14 and 15. Main business meeting Tuesday afternoon, camp fire Tuesday night, another meeting Wednesday starting at 9 am. A strong program for the camp fire. comrades urged to attend. visitors welcome. William S. Kaler of Andersonville is secretary and treasurer. Marion Club members will wear red carnations tomorrow in memory of McKinley. The board notes Sunday the 14th 1908 as the first anniversary of McKinley’s death and asks members to wear a red carnation. The McKinley Club members are vested President Sweeney to wear carnations tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyme Ptater
Indianapolis Water Company
Board of Commissioners of
Marion
Indiana
Marion County
the Auditor of County
Indiana Volunteers
Statehouse
William 8. Kaler
Andersonville
Ind
Marion Club
William McKinley
Marton Club
McKinley Club
East
Republican Club
Sweeney
Panhandle
Richmond
Monon
Des Moines
Pennsylvania Lines
Cassatt
W.S. Roney
Terre Haute
C. Thebold
Malott
Vandalia
Big Four
Peoria & Eastern
Chicago & Eastern Illinois
Lake Shore
West Cleveland
Roosevelt
Trunk Line Association
Big Order for Engines and Pittsburg Rail Fray
The article reports Pennsylvani a Railroad's plan to place large locomotive contracts for 1933 with 150 engines for western lines and 30 for eastern lines, highlighting Altoona and Baldwin works as key suppliers and the risk of delayed production amid rising railroad traffic. It notes aging motive power, rising car capacity, and anticipated 1933 peak construction, plus a Pittsburg dispute over franchise rights between Pennsylvania lines and the Wabash, with council maneuvers and arrests threatened. It also covers Cincinnati Southern’s annual report showing $6.66 million gross with strong earnings, fleet growth, and mileage, plus miscellaneous notes on other lines and operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pittsburg
Altoona
Baldwin and American Locomotive Works
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Lines
Wabash
Ramsey
The
Labie
Big Four
St. Louis
San Francisco
Bryant Snyder
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Richmond & Muncie
Hammond
Ind
Indiana Western
Chicago
Canadian Pacific
E. E. Clark
Order of Railway Conductors
W. J. Maxwell
Pierce Landers
Wisconsin Central
J. J. Drummond
Judge Drummond
Landers
J. R. Wood
Old couple in trouble Johan Homan charged by wife
Johan Homan faced a wife desertion charge in Criminal Court with Judge Wall presiding. His wife claimed he deserted her leaving her ill and without funds after they married, while Homan said marital trouble began quickly and he left due to her complaints and disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johan Homan
Wall
Homan
West Washington Street
Harvey Sues Over Worthless Mining Stock Investment
Charles W. Harvey sues John H. Miller to recover 500 paid for Miller stock bought Nov 10 1900 under promise of return within a year with interest. Harvey returned the stock after a year and Miller refused refund claiming the stock value was zero.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Harvey
John H. Miller
Harvey
Miller
Creditors Seek Perry Declared Bankrupt in Federal Court
Several creditors of Arba T. Perry filed in Federal Court a petition to have him declared bankrupt after his June 4 assignment. The Gem Garment Seaming alleges a debt of 2064 dollars, with Wood-Weaver Print Company and Indiana Chemical Company also asserting claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arba T. Perry
Oeen
Sameaay
Wood-Weaver Print Company
Indiana Chemical Company
Appointment of Elmer F. Gay as administrator after fatal hotel elevator incident
Elmer F. Gay was named administrator of Luke E. Ryan's estate following Ryan's death two weeks earlier in the Sarees Hotel elevator. In a separate matter Judge Allen granted a divorce to David W. Gant from Georgia C. Gant on grounds not fully stated in the scant details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer F. Gay
Luke E. Ryan
Sarees
Mr. Gay
Jail charge highlights troubled marriage cited in court
In Anderson jail a man is charged with stealing clothing. The defendant’s marriage to Gant at age fourteen stemmed from a theater flirtation. Judge Allen condemned such a rushed union as unlikely to bring happiness or fidelity, stating no good could come from a flirtation leading to marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Gant
Allen
Court records show multiple divorces and criminal cases in Indiana
The docket lists Henry Clay Allen judge jury cases with divorces granted to Georgia C. Gant and Malvina Massey, custodian awards, and costs. Criminal matters include State v Starks and Jewell for assault to kill with prison terms and fines. Other proceedings cover incorrigibility, desertion, and numerous circuit, superior, and supreme court filings with various appellants, briefs, and notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asher Jewell
W. M. Starks
Wall
Criminal Court
Henry Clay Allen
David W. Gant
Georgia C. Gant
Malvina Massey
James M. Massey
Fremont Alford
State of Indiana
William Starks
John Homan
Admiralty Practice and Legal Notes from Early Court Reports
A condensed digest covers Admiralty jurisdiction over land tied cables and a vessel’s anchors, attorney misconduct leading to disbarment, a 1902 death presumption for an 1868 missing youth, defamation of courts under Vermont law, and pithy legal maxims. Includes Judge De Haven’s view on shore projections and the boundary between navigable waters and structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Union Telegraph Company
Schooner Guide
United States
de Haven
California
San Francisco
Oakland
Admiralty Court
People Vs. Mead
Colorado
N. Y
Petty
Vermont
Court of Justice
Supreme Court
Atlantic Rep
Reeder
Pa. Co. Ct
Wimner
Allbaugh
Iowa
Dunbar
Pacific Rep
Wash
Cassiday
Texas
General Order Issued by Spanish American Association Leaders
General Order No 1 appoints Gen Will J McKee and others to the Council of Administration and names delegates and alternates to the national encampment in Indianapolis from Sept 2 to 4. Aids on the staff are named including Col George M ee and Lieut Col Backus. Camps urged to boost membership and ensure broad attendance at the national encampment with the President of the United States present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Jewett
New Albany
William Hafert
Warsaw
R. P. Vallace
Indianapolis
J. Jum
Evansville
J. R. Harrison
Columbia City
J. C. Vigus
Wabash
Joseph E. Graves
Elkhart
George W. Freyermouth
South Bend
John R. Ward
Monticello
Jesse H. Barlow
Tipton
Melborne
Jeffersonville
George M. Ee
Cole E. P. Thayer
Greenfield
Vi. M. Backus
George W. McCoy
Vincennes
T. Conde
George Y. Bike
Julius F. Blum
W. F. Ranke
Fort Wayne
Otto Meyer
Harry Callon
Fletcher Durbin
Anderson
John W. Ware
Charles Weber
New Apy
United States
Rain and trade notes from Saturday commission row market
Heavy rain kept trade subdued on the previous day with most lines steady. On commission row some buying appeared for Saturday's trade and market, while wholesale activity remained quiet and grain prices showed slight firming in spots despite overall subdued conditions.
Price List Items from Shippers Quotations for Food Goods
Prices paid by shippers cover turkey parts fresh and frozen, ducks and geese, cheese varieties and butter, eggs, beeswax, wool grades, hides and tallow, canned goods, coffee and tea products, spices and dried fruits, nuts, coal and coke, dry goods including linens and shirting, roasted coffee tables, sugar and syrups, oils, and raw materials. Includes detailed per unit quotes for meats, produce, and finished goods across multiple markets and regions.
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Vital Statistics
Thomas Bridgewster and
Bertha Downey
Xenia Cox
East South
Jennie E. Wells
Kentucky Avenue
Eee Chandler
Thomas E
Vermont St
Gates
Edwin
Frank E
Bertha M. Gates
Prospect St
Friends
A. Digner
Washington
Ee Flanner & Buchanan
Hlimois
Oe ¢ & Kregelo
Warest
Ill
Tis. Adams & Smieger
Mam
N. UL
Wiler & Son Undertakers
Market St
Fusmral
Frank Blanchard
Bertermann Bros
New No
Mase
N. del St Tel 4
Sfent
THOMPSON K_ BELL
Acci
Ingalls Block
Hurale Wood
Pet
Peekless Foundry CO
Meek St
Kew
Stevens
N. Senate
Kenald Brown
Boone County
Kent
Allison CO
Alabama
W. Lara
Chalfant
Cevter
Michigan Streets
Chase Construction comParaton
LOUIS STIX @ CO
Stevenson Bldg
Irvington
Park Av
H. E. Negroom
Lemcke Building
North Delaware
VICTO
North
Orick
Josefh Gardner
Kentucky Ave
Norice
Idianapc Wrecking Co
Cornell
Bec
Advertiser
RAGE
Indpls
K. Kurts
Pres
H. A Crossland
Mgr
Sit-R2 & Penn
Union Transfer and Storage Company
Corner East
Union
Gret-cloes
Iohn Moregor
Thos
Spafford
John
Mgaughey
Harry B. Smith
Baptist
Christian
New Jerusalem
Pentel Temple
Presbyterian
First Presbyterian Church
North Alabama
Fifteenth Street
M. L. Haines
D. D
William E. Biederwolf
Society Christian Endeavor
Second Presbyterian Church
Owen Davies Odell
Mayer Chapel
Corner West
Norwood Sts
T. S. Seyfert
Tabernacle Church
Meridian
Eleventh Sts
J. Cumming Smith
Twenty-first
the People’s Church
the People's Church
Grand Opera House
E .A. Cantrell
Gregory & Eppel
Cincinnati Southern
Pitts
Burg
Cincinnati Southern Road
Louisville
Sault Ste. Marie
Ignace
Grand Rapids & Indiana
Algoma Central
New Orleans
Louisville & Nashville
Millford Junction
Freeland
Evansvile & Terre Haute
Chicago & Indiana
Black Coal Railroad
Grand Army
Charles 8. Fee
Northern Pacific
Northwest
Minnesota
Yellowstone
Christian Endeavor Meeting
Charles W. Harvey Sues
William H. Norris
Elizabeth J. Norris
Frank Grundy
Minerva Grundy
the Court Record
Circuit Court
the City Bond Company
P. C. Weyenberg Company Et al
Johanna Frank
Henry Frank
Robert G. Harseim
Superior Court
Ida F. Harsiem
William H. Messenger
Rosa Mahan
Mary Ann Holivick
Elizabeth Ridge- Way
Stander
Joshua Bailey
State of
George W. Brown
Liora White
John Downey
State
Elmer E. Hastings
Daviess C. C
Supreme Lodge, K. of H
Joseph F. Jones
Knox C. C
Supreme Lodge
Everett Piano Company
Sumner F. Bush
Wabash C. C. Appellee
Sarah A. Coppock
Catherine E. Austin
Tipton C. C
Baltis Land, Stone and Old Company Et al
James M. Sutton
Blackford C. Co
Indiana Natural Gas and Oil Company
Edmund G. Sexton
Grant C. C. Appellee
Jewett
of Spanish-American Association
Bowen-Merrill Co
Raymond P. van Camp
van Camp Hardware Co
Grand Hotel
John T. Saulter
Stevenson
Joe Welch
Mason-Keeler CO
Miss Norton
Mrs. Waterous
Clayton, Jenkins & Jasper
Charles Kenna
Roberts, Hay & Roberts
Collins & M. Dell
Bioscope
Hye
Hay
Timothy
Brazil
Coal and Coke
Blossburg
Raymont Kanawha
Hsrh Winifrede
Luhrig
Locking Valley
Brazil Block
Greene Gamer
Lump
Nut
Slack
Jackson
West Virginia
Connellsville
Androscoggin
Berkeley
S&c
Cabot
Farwell
Hill
Hope
Linwood
Peabody
Pepperell
Hill Fine
Ile
American Indigo
Arnold Long
Arnold LLC i Cocheco Fancy
Bertinnas
Jurvien
Bei
Pacific Fancy
Simpson
Mpean
Berit Berlin
Sc. Genesee
Hamilton
Lie
Ieee
Uehanna
River
Sige
Swift
Essen
Empire Theater Sia
Robie & Mack
Wateon
Fair Bank
Liberati
Asc
Frese
Java
Ugsmest Media
Sagent
Ariona
Sis
Galeri
Ideal
Fierio Sales
Allspice
Idc
Cassia
Lse
Natanegs
Louisiana
Carolina
Ina
W. Clothesping
Iron and Steel
Suring Steel
I. Bees
Rench Kip
Ae 38 Ag
Michigan
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