Vital Statistics and Names in City Notices
Vital statistics listed with names and addresses including Costello Gilliesching Robbins Foren OConnor Donahue Buckhard and others. obituaries mention Martin Fish Thomas Farley Anta C Sheehan Lizzie Lettings Ida Crowl Nellie Goss Susie Miller Norah Sheehan with ages and causes. Funeral home ads appear for Flanner Buchanan and TuteWiler Sons. Real estate and rental notices, business ads, and employment requests follow with various addresses and contacts.
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Jotn B. Clark
Extella M. Gray
Eeao
Lena Hilgert
Yinoa
Nellie C. Goss
Robert Ase
Susie Miller
Ee Te Parmon
Carrie EB. Stracey
Shee
Norah Sheehan
Lizzie Lettings
Inamire
Ida Crowl
Nettie C. Nettle
Fox terrier pup lost with white coat and black feed marks
Lost dog described as all white with a black feed marking and a fox terrier look. Reward offered for return to Delaware location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lalue Cement Building
Delaware
Railroad Money, Merger News Report July Result
Report of the Terre Haute and Indianapolis Railroad for July shows receipts of $1 011 799 22, disbursements of $1 700 369 56, and a balance of $286 202 66. The Pennsylvania Railroad system expands at Philadelphia and West Philadelphia, with $2 million spent in six months, while new bridges and tunnels reshape routes for through trains. Local notes cover rate changes, meetings, dismissals, earnings, and continued line improvements across multiple railways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volney T. Malott
Terre Haute & Indianapolis Railroad Company
United States
Coun Y
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Philadelphia
West Philadelphia
Schuylkill
New York
Pittsburg
Washington
Broad Street
Notice and business cards for multiple local services
Notice lists 600 business cards for We Victor Printer at 26 North Delaware. Also mentions Joseph Gandner tin work furnaces at 99 Kentucky Ave and Hotel Charlemont at Corner St Clair and Illinois Streets in Indianapolis. Rates $1 and $2 per day, with typewriters for sale or hire. G M Merrick, Gen. Agt, phones to iM & Washington St, Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
We. Victor
North Delaware
Joseph Gandner
Kentucky Av
Charlemont
Corner St. Clair
Ilinois Streeta
Indianapolis
Sauta
G. M Merrick
Washington St
Indianapolia
Short Ridge High Students See Wide College Moves
Short Ridge High reports several students and staff headed to universities this fall. Lee Thayer will attend Princeton while Sylvester Johnson also plans Princeton. Miss Sallie Robinson departs for Evansville to train as a nurse. Howard Wikle will study at Bloomington. New principal Lawrence Hull addresses freshmen. Other staff announcements include Miss Elizabeth Hall’s health related departure and the Echo staff changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Thayer
Princeton
Arthur Dunn
Chicago
Mr. Thomas
Pendleton
Noble Praigg
Hazel Osborne
Ray Bangs
Joe Kelsey
Marion
Howard Wikle
Bloomingtoon
Lawrence Hull
Miss Selleck
Shortridge
Harvard
Sylvester Johnson
Sallie Robinson
Evansville
Charles S. Thomas
Elizabeth Hall
St. Vincent's Hospital
Frankwood Williams
Echo
Blanchard McKee
Protest from a Catholic to the Indianapolis Journal
A Catholic layman rebukes Rev Willer for misrepresenting Catholics in his sermon on the Lord's Prayer. He argues the rosary centers on devotion and meditation of Christ’s mysteries, not heathen imitation, and calls for fair treatment of Romanists who face slander. Indianapolis Sept. 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Willer
Gentleman
Gabriel
Indianapolis
Wagner released from jail after forged check arrest
Edward W. Wagner, jailed weeks ago for passing a forged Archibald and Co. check, was released yesterday. Reports say his seven children have suffered since the arrest. Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Co. advertises title assurance and reasonable fees at 129 East Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Wagner
Archibald & Co
Wagner
MHAL
Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Company
East Market Street
Juror Isaac King Quits Over City Contract Probe
Marion county grand jury member Isaac King resigned to allow a full probe of accusations by Dennis Murphy. Prosecutor Ruckelshaus summarized findings accusing King of interest in city contracts and a bribe to a city inspector. Report says King advanced Kane funds. $900 with $90 interest. Judge Alford set a special session for next Monday as Murphy’s letters are reviewed.
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Isaac King
Park Board
Marion County Grand Jury
John Schley
Circuit Court
Grand Jury
Alford
Ruckelshaus
King
Mr. King
Mr. Schley
Admiral Schley
Bookwalter
Dennis Murphy
Thomas Kane
Murphy
Thomas F. Qill
Kane
Grand
Fremont Alford
William C. Hammons
Frederick T. Hammons
Wiilliam C. Hammons
Reform School
Salvatore Joseph
Indiana Reformatory
Fannie Hightall
Indiana Industrial School For Girls
John Schiey
Suit of the Bryans Over Damage From Beer Garden Debauchery
Ellen C and Dennis Bryan sue George Knarzer and the Home Brewing Company for 10000 dollars alleging land joining their home on Bluff road known as Knarzer s grove was sold for a Sunday beer garden. They claim scenes of drunkenness harmed health and property value dropping rent value to one dollar per from prior fifteen thousand. Two to three wagon loads of beer are carried to the park each Sunday. Grand jury returns true bills against Eugene McGinnis and Joseph Spaulding colored for murder of Rafael Compticello. Indictments also include assault with intent to kill Kid Davis Alvin Johnson Lizzie Harrington Emma Brooks robbery William Shaffer embezzlement Henry Howells grand larceny Roderick Blackburn assault William Mitchell burglary.
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Ellen C
Dennis Bryan
George Knarzer
Home Brewing Company
Knarzer
Bluff Road
Bryan
Eugene McGinnis
Joseph Spaulding
Rafael Compticello
Compticello
Alonzo Strange
Kid Davis
Alvin Johnson
Lizzie Harrington
Emma Brooks
William Shaffer
Henry Howells
Japanese jeweler Matsumoto discharged on theft charge
Ikko Matsumoto the Japanese manufacturing jeweler was discharged in Police Court after Monday s arrest on a complaint by Ross McNamara alleging the theft of gold from a ring. The judge found the evidence slight and witnesses from the mess crowd testified to his honesty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ikko Matsumoto
Ross McNamara
Matsumoto
Connoway
Will of Nathan Kahn Probate Granted to Widow Hannah
Nathan Kahn's will was admitted to probate with the entire estate valued around 40 000 left to his widow Hannah Kahn who qualified as executor by posting a 25 000 bond. Edward Mulally sues the city for 95 000 damages claiming a wagon accident on Virginia avenue due to a cuck hole caused permanent injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Kahn
Hannah Kahn
Edward Mulally
Virginia Avenue
Pearson Seeks Divorce From Angelina Pearson
Julius D. Pearson filed for divorce from Angelina Pearson alleging cruelty. The couple married in 1279, and the action was recorded yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius D. Pearson
Angelina
Pearson
Court Record and New Suits in Indiana Courts
Criminal court findings include Hammons children sentenced to reformatories and a 25 year old jailed for petit larceny. New suits list multiple cases in Superior and Circuit Courts with various defendants, room numbers, and parties including A M Rothschild and Co versus Commercial Insurance, and City of Indianapolis actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
A. M. Rothschild & Co
Commercial Insurance Company of New Albany
Edward Mullally
City of Indianapolis
Henry L. Doliman
W. Slinkard
Julius D. Bentest
Augustine S. Peargon
Electric Boat
Y of Newark
N. J
the Commercial Insurance Company of
New Albany
Indiana Society For Savings
L. E. Lane
Walter L. Zimmerman
Edna P. Zimmerman
Ellen C. Bryan
George Knarser
Seers M. Chene
Joseph T. Head
BL Meyerfeld
E. H. Rentsch
Saiies F. Williams
National Malleable Castings Company
Circuit Court
Agnes Johnson
Wilber Johnson
Medical Board Debates Reciprocal Certificates Plan
The State Board of Medical Registration held a special session to discuss reciprocal certificates enabling physicians to practice across states without exams and to restrict itinerant doctors. Mayor Ames of Minneapolis awaits action pending further evidence and a Minnesota board telegram with details. Dr. M B Canfield joined the board. no action on Ames until rumors are resolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Medical Registration
Mayor Ames
Minneapolis
M. 8. Canfield
Frankfort
Indiana
Ames
Rush Medical College
Minnesota Board
State Veteran Volunteer Firemen Form New Indiana Association
In a session at the police station assembly room yesterday thirty five members of the State Veteran Volunteer Firemen’s Association met for their annual meeting. They discussed petitioning the General Assembly for pensions and appointed Byron Elliott and Gen. John Coburn to introduce the bill. The group adopted a constitution and chose officers for two years: Benjamin Gresh president A J Grayson vice president David W Brouse secretary treasurer H Nutter historian Thomas Chill sergeant at arms and an executive committee of J D Bell L A Gillaum and John M Bohmie.
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Hunter
Western Lines
Illinois Central
Chicago
Eustis
Western Passenger Association
Kansas
Union Pacific
Chesapeake Ohio
Lake Erie & Western
National Association of Roadmasters and Maintenance of Way
Chicago & Northwestern
Milwaukee
D. G. Edwards
Cincinnati
Hamilton & Dayton
Frank J. Reed
Monon
James J. Hill
Union Railway Company
M. W. Mansfield
E. T. Jeffreys
Denver & Rio Grande
American Association of Traveling Agents
Montreal
New Orleans
F. F. Fitzgerald
Los Angeles
Cal
H. Barnett
New York
L. W. Landman
Detroit
Calloway
American Locomotive Company
Edwin E. Ives
Santa Fe
Emporia
Kan
E. Aus
Topeka
State Veteran Volunteer Firemen's Association
General Assembly
Gresh
Secret Brouse
Byron Elliott
John Coburn
State Veteran Volunteer Association of
Indiana
Benjamin Gresh
Indianapolis
A. J. Grayson
Madison
David W. Brouse
Pope
H . Nutter
Martinsville
Thomas Chill
J. D. Bell
Terre
Great Cattle Auction Sets Indiana Record at Union Yards
The Union stockyards hosted a historic cattle sale with Clem Graves selling 43 Hereford head for a total of 43 200. Crusader, the top Hereford bull, brought 10 000 to Edward Hawkins of Earl Park, while Dolly II sold for 7 000 to C E Amsden of Shelbyville. Other notable prices included Phoebe at 3 000 and Je Wilton at 2 000, with additional sales totaling the record sum.
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Indiana
Union Stockyards
Clem Graves
Bunker Hill
Crusader
Edward Hawkins
Earl Park
Graves
Hawkins
Dolly II
New London
Chicago
Phoebe
England
C. E. Amsden
Shelbyville
Jim R. Henry
Gosport
Je Wilton
Lady Dewdrop
Amsden
Belle
Maplewood
Cosmo
Amy Dale
Fce
Industrial and Financial News Briefs
J and W Seligman of New York announce receipt of 1.25 million dollars in gold from Australia due in San Francisco on October 6. British national debt liabilities March 31 total 3.842 billion, up over 313 million due to the South African war. Meyer Jonassen Co of New York seeks involuntary bankruptcy. Emanuel Bloomingdale named receiver. Santa Fe eastern Oklahoma lines raise capital to 10 million and control about 330 miles in Oklahoma. Alabama Steel and Wire files Connecticut incorporation with 10 million authorized capital. E T Schuler, G H Schuler of Birmingham and Samuel I Knight of New York named incorporators. Kentucky Board of Valuation taxed United States rail lines in thirteen companies. challenge expected. Guest Keen & Co denies London Daily Mail rail cartel report. Long list of financial movements, gold shipments, and equity filings tie to global finance climate. Southern Railway voting trust approvals extended to October 1. Morgan advisory on stamped certificates. Col. C P Colt returns from Europe. discusses rubber procurement from Belgian concessions and South American rubber company offers.
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J. & W. Seligman & Co
New York
Australia
San Francisco
Meyer, Jonassen & Co
Broadway
Oklahoma
Territorial
Alabama Steel and Wire Corporation
Connecticut
E. T. Schuler
G. H. Schuler
Birmingham
Ala
Samuel I. Knight
Kentucky
London Daily Mail
Guest, Keen Co
Meyer, Johnssen & Co
Emanuel W. Bloomingdale
London
France
Germany
J. P. Morgan & Co
Southern Railway
Committee On Securities of the Stock Exchange
Belgium
Wholesale market report shows rising demand and steady prices
Trade on wholesale streets improves across boot and shoe, millinery, confectionery, and dry goods sectors while home grown produce aids demand. Prices remain strong for poultry eggs butter and high for imported meats. wheat and oats hold firm, corn softens. Wagon market offers larger lots but price support remains with Timothy hay at 11.50 to 12.50 per ton and oats around 30 to 31 cents per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission Row
Hay
Timothy
Prices paid by snippers and groceries trade list
An itemized snapshot shows prices paid by snippers for meats, butter, eggs, hides, soaps, and groceries. It lists kilning rates for turkeys, geese, ducks, beans, coffee, molasses, sugar, lard, bacon, and canned goods, with assorted weights and prime quality notes across meats, produce and provisions.
Evansville Incorporation Rush Adds Two Firms to City
Secretary of state filings show two Evansville incorporations. Hercules Buggy Company will manufacture vehicles and attachments with 300000 dollars capital stock. Directors listed include W. H. McCurdy S. S. Wilder Fred M. Hillis W. L. B. Hawes and Helen B. McCurdy. Lincoln Cotton Mill also registered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of State
Evansville
Hercules Buggy Company
W. H. McCurdy
Stephen A. Jenks
James J. Hooker
Charles M. Brown
Asa B. Morgan
Branley A. Hooker
Citizens’ Gas and Oil Development Company
Batesville
Ital
Schrader
Ice
Joeyer
Geo. Jonannig
John Miller
John Bonwarts
Mocallum
H. C. Canfield
Real estate transfers filed in Marion County Indiana
Instruments recorded for the 24 hours ending 6 pm September 14 show multiple property deals in North and West Indianapolis. Transfers include Lincoln Park area parcels, McCarty and Davidson additions, and various Lots and Blocks in West Side and Irvington suburbs with prices ranging around 1,000 to 1,900 dollars, plus several larger sums noted.
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Recorder's
Marion County
Indiana
Indiana Tithe Guaranty and Lean Company
East Market Street
Cathert L. Mill Reid
Lincoln Park
Boatright
Pennsylvania St
John N
Minnie M. Knott
McCarty
West Side
Nordyke St
Bridge Wt
Ccs-Ce
Arthur V. Brown
Fred Cline
Leta
Smith &An
Logan St
le G BV
Albert Weber
Edward Herman
Haenna
Pratt St
Highland
Henry Eltel
F. A. Muzzy
Pennsylvania
36Th Sts
Elmore H. Purse
Frederick W. Amnholter
Lot & Sq
Weat St
Josephine A. Randall
Minnie Emmerich
M. Davidson
Michigan St
James F. White
Oscar F. Mann
Martha M. de
Indianapolis
Roach
Cumon
Te At
Clifton St
James K. Langedale
Eliz. McVey
Langedales
Bec
Wilmington
Northwestern
C. Glimore
Lewis C. Stewart
Cor New York
Lansing
John Joere
Brown
Cor Union
Kelly Sts
Perry W. Turner
John Moore
Davis Nordyke
Kentucky Av
Negt Morris
Ceceever Inrneese Sieee
Effe Staton
Hardenaet
Lambert St
Chas. M. Cross
Ae EB. de Pat
Myers’s
University Place
John S&s. Weaver
B. Willits
Kothe & Lieber's
Rembrandt
Ada E
Benj. C
Keystone
Fisen
Johnson's Heirs
Park Place
Senate
Clark
Irvington
Amos Jones
John E. York
Jones
Ft. Young
Chas, Clarke
John E. Yolket
Building Permits Readied for Several Dwellings
M Shannon files two frame cottages at 2937 Engine avenue for 1000 dollars. G W Stredling submits a frame dwelling at 138 Centred avenue for 2.00 dollars. E H Derry proposes a frame cottage on Worman avenue between Ohio and New York streets for 1000 dollars. L A Cleeborne listed as possibly sadivon at Pe te 7 conn. W Staub repairs at 2011 Park. Henry W Flechtmann plans a two story dwelling at Fletcher avenue and Noble Ms.
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M. Shannon
G. W. Stredling
Centred
E. H. Derry
Worman Avenue
Ohio
New York
L. A. Cleeborne
Sadivon
Pete
Conn
W. Staub
Park
Henry W. Flechtmann
Fletcher Avenue and
Noble
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Vital Statistics
Mary Costello
Door of Hope
Bey
Laura Gilllesching
Bates Street
Kate Robbins
Henry Street
Ibnaet
Atary Tottun
Church Street
Mary Foren
South
Missouri
Mary O'Connor
Chadwick
Annie Stanton
Virginia
Kate Donahue
Chadwick Street
Mary Buckhard
Charles Street
Keller
Marion Avenue
Nellie Jones
Blaine Avenue
McCauley
Sutherland Ave
Samuel White
West Seventeenth
Fartin Fish
Rural Street
Thomas Farley
Woodside
Anta C.a
City Hospital
le Pe
Edward Bennett
Bellemore
South Asthma
A. Dimner
Washington, Si
Flanner & Buchanan
Nols Street
C. Berreg New
Bata Feware
Tutewiler & Son Undertakers
W. Market St
Crawford
Washington Sc
Te Weentnaton Ok
Joshnal Business Directory
U Ndy & CO
Hal
Frank Blanchard
Delaware St
Bentermann Brog
N. del St
Thompson F. Es
Hepairs
Peerless Foundry CO
Meek St Pooee
Gees
Aste
D. Allison CO
Alabama
National Underwear Company
North Napolis
Dean Bros
W. Larue
Chalfant
Ttsts
J. E. Shover
Tm Grocery
New York St
Chase Construccompany
Eaton
Ind
Ap Mohotel
S. Ilinois Sr
South David Or
General Ary
Hall Building
Kansas City
Peice
Soros
Z-Indpls. Warehouse CO
Kurtz
Pres
H. A. Crossland
Penn
Union
East Oblast
Crat
Indian. Water
Marion Trust Company
Bank of Francis Winchester
Trust Company
In‘poli
Martonao Company
City of Indian
Eald
Ceeeereee-Ee
Ness Disbursemen
Senger
Brooks Locomotive Works
Baldwin Works
Baldwins
Buffalo
Rochester & Pittsburg
Northwest
Baltimore & Ohio
M. D. Woodford
C. G. Waldo
C. A. Wilson
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
Indiana, Decatur & Western
Ohio River
George Graves
John Lazarus
Nger
Springfield
Decatur
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway Company
Kansas, Oklahoma Central & Southwestern Railroad Company
Oklahoma Capitalists
Cedarville
Stillwater
Guthrie
E! Reno
C. T
Kinkland
Tex
Fort Smith
Ark
Woodward
O. T
Texas
Shippers’ National Freight Bureau
New Jersey
Congress of the United States
Board of Directors
Executive Committee
Central Freight Association
Michigan Central
Airline
New Buffalo
Three Oaks
Niles
Cassopolis
Shortridge High School
Bryans
Knarser’s Grove
Will of
Mulally
the Court Record
Criminal Court
Supreme Court
Annie BE. Taylor
Edward Patton
Montgomery C. C. Appellees
Johnson & Johnson
Appellee
Joanna Sf Lapeva
Edward Pat
Medical Board Meeting
Dr. Amen
Appli
Cation
Industrial and Financial
Amos
Ariosa
José
Windsor
Phoenix
Bimpire
Piers Tdgewood
iSc
Cassia
Cingiah
Michigan
Cape Cod
York
Wisconsin
Baltimore
To-Wight
Burgomaster SP
Storks
Hanlon
Superba
Empire Theater
W.B. Watson
Ito
Sousa
Indiana State Fair
Monon Railroad
GEO. Merritt & Co
West
Vonnegut
East Washington St
Sunday Journal
Aonam
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