Vital statistics notice from Sept 17
A fragmented vital statistics list shows names and partial details including pilin and Alma Cratz with $10, and references to Stephenson, Maple, and other individuals. An assortment of addresses, professions, and agencies appear, including Reedys, Blanchard, and law firms. The OCR text is garbled with multiple interleaved names, places, and business listings.
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Pilin
Alma Cratz
California
Tweane
Matilda J. Stephenson
Virginia
Mer
L. Maple
Girl
Monon reports best earnings year in railway history
The Chicago Indianapolis and Louisville Railway held its annual meeting in Monon in which W. H. McDoel, president, announced the year ended June 30 1902 was the best in the road’s history for gross and net earnings. The report shows detailed figures for earnings expenses and surplus, plus notes on rail upgrades car purchases and future projections including new lines and improved interchange.
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Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville Railway
W. H. McDoel
Eac
Ross
Os Ie Xeccns
Lafayette
New Albany
Chicago
Indianapolis
Indiana Stone Railroad
Indiiana Stone
Michigan City
Car Trust
Audit Company of
New York
Cincinnati
Hamilton
J. J. Stewart
Vandalia
Campbell
J. B. Hutchinson
Pennsylvania Lines
Hutchinson
Hot Springs
Ohio River
St. Louis
Laredo
Iron Mountain
Monterey
Mexico
George Lowell
The
Monon
F. W. Quimby
D. J. Hackett
Michigan Central
Jackson
Mich
B. R. Donovan
Toledo
Mr. Hackett
Wabash
Pittsburg
S J. Louis
Big Four
Anderson
Chicago & Southeastern
Ackert
Southern Rail
Western
Ters
Chattanooga
J. A. Dodson
Kentucky and Indiana
McDoel
Southern
Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern
Southern Railway
Queen & Crescent
New Orleans & Northeastern
Louisville & Nashville
New Orleans
Rock Island
E. E. Wallace
Colorado
H. G. Galbrant
Nebraska
B. H. Dempling
Oklahoma
Linton
Morrissey
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Anu mi
the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Chesapeake & Ohio
Washington
Litasie
Peoria
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Pennsylvaia
Cassatt
Pennsylvania
Choctaw & Chickasaw Railroad Company
Guthrie
Asher
Chickasaw Nation
Coalgate
Tishomingo
Millburn
I. T
Sherman, Denison
Dallas
Tex
Wilburton
Howe
S. T
Fort Smith
Ark
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Presbyterian General Assembly
Los Angeles
Federation of Women Clubs
Presbyterian Assembly
Canadian Pacific
Great
Manitoba Wheat Belt
British Columbia
Columbian & Western Railway
George J. Gould
Missouri Pacific
Memphis
Gould Lines
Union
Pullman
Vanderbilt
Vanderbilts
Toledo, St. Louis & Western
Manhattan Island
New York Central
Forty-second Street
East St. Louis
Missippi
Chester
Gould
Ozark Mountains
Parade of Odd Fellows Draws 25000 in Des Moines
In Des Moines on Sept 17 the Sovereign Grand Lodge parade drew 25 000 Odd Fellows with 3000 Patriarchs Militant led by Gen M A Ramsey. Gov Cummins and mayors reviewed the procession amid rain delays. Next year’s convention site favored Hot Springs.
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Des Moines
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Cummins
Brenton
Grand Sire Goodwin
Grand Sire Cable
E. E. Lambert
Newton
M. A. Ramsey
Iowa
John 8. Cockrum
Indiana
Grand Lodge
Lafe Young
Grand Sire
Rapist Bennett Begins Fifteen Years at Western Penitentiary
Joseph Bennett, who brutalized six year old Thelma Wagner, arrived at the Western Penitentiary to serve a fifteen year sentence. A crowd gathered at the Butler jail for his departure but staged no demonstration. Thelma Wagner is improving and expected to recover.
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Pittsburg
Joseph Bennett
Thelma Wagner
Butler
Western Penitentiary
Bennett
Fight for Copenhaver Hits Judge Alford on Motion to Suppress
Orie P. Copenhaver who shot his wife ten days ago and was indicted for murder asks to enter a special insanity plea. The defense filed a bill of exceptions over witnesses summoned before the grand jury and hints at a venue change. Trial is set for next Monday, with potential postponement.
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Orie P. Copenhaver
Marshall & Seyfried
Alford
McLain Heir Suit Challenges Will At McLain Estate
Sarah I McColley and other heirs sue John E Hiatt Cicero Guy House and other beneficiaries to set aside McLain will alleging insanity at execution. Will dissipates shares with Hiatt receiving residue and House $1 upon majority. estate valued 1000 to 2000. Witnesses numbered, executor named. Justice Smock presided over a mixed domestic case. Richey and ex-wife arrested on provoke charges after wedding. Proceedings in Federal Court over bucket shops. Daly reports paying legacies in estate of August Bessontes. Groves sues Meyer and Kiser for 1500 over excess from mortgaged goods.
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Sarah I. McColley
John W. McLain
Weinberger
John E. Hiatt
Cicero
Guy House
McLain
Alexander McLain
Hiatt
Justice Smock
Joseph Richey
Bessie Richey
East New York Street
Costa
Richey
Japanese jeweler sues customer over ring repair fallout
Ikko Matsumoto fully exonerated of keeping gold filings from a ring left by Ross McManamy at Matsumoto's store for repairs. Matsumoto sues McManamy for 6000 dollars claiming injury to credit and character.
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Ikko Matsumoto
Ross McManamy
Matsumoto
McManamy
Court records show burglary and grand larceny verdicts
Fremont Alford presiding judge presides over a criminal docket with John Defrees and Ernest Ross found guilty of burglary and grand larceny. Defrees sentenced to a reformatory for two to fourteen years while Ross is released on a suspended sentence. The page also lists several circuit and superior court civil actions including McCalley v Hiatt and Erwin v Clark among others.
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Criminal Court
Fremont Alford
John Defrees
Ernest Ross
Defrees
Reformatory
Ross
Sarah I. McCalley
James E. Hiatt
Ernest T. Brown
Minnie E. Plummer
Rene May Erwin
James Erwin
Supreme Court Notices and Appellate Briefs Listed
Supreme Court cases 19952 19953 appear with assignments of errors notices minute entries and party names including Frank Van Buskirk Lydia Storer Charles W Barnstrator Frances Crow Minerva J Hall City of Lebanon and Clinton County. Appellate court items include James T Polk Wabash Railroad Company W. Young Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway Company and William Graham with appellee or appellant filings noted.
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Frank van Buskirk
Lydia Storer
Madison C. C
Charles W. Barnstrator
Frances E. Crow
Allen A Co
Notce
Minerva J. Hall
The
City of Lebanon
Clinton C. C. Appellee
Appellate Court
Berlin Bourse Dulls as London News Boosts Later Trade
Financial and industrial news report dull trading on the Berlin Bourse with steadier close as London hints improve sentiment. A London directed payment to Goldman, Sachs & Co covers about half a million dollars of gold consigned from Australia to the mint at San Francisco. The Imperial Bank of Germany weekly statement notes cash in hand down and treasury notes up by 700,000 marks.
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Berlin
London
New York
Goldman, Sachs & Co
Australia
San Francisco
Imperial Bank of Germany
Treasury
Market fears ease as treasury bills eyed to curb supply
Market rates in circulation fell by 260 marks while notes in circulation decreased 000. London called money easy. a 310,000,000 treasury bill issue next week should reduce floating supplies and raise outstanding bills to about 135,865,000, with further increases likely before year end. Paris Bourse opened irregular, later dull. Spanish tours softened on adverse exchange. Rio Tintos slumped on dividend fears but prices firm toward close.
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London
Treasury
Paris
F. Lindsay Coleman
Albert A. Pope
John E. Miller
Colt
United States
Boston
American Cycle Manufacturing Company
New Jersey
Massachusetts
American Wood Rim Company
Frank J. Stinson
New York
Jiji Shimbo
Tokio
Japan
Samuel Hand & Co
da! San Ginko
Osaka Harbor
England
Lehigh Valley
St. Louis
National Candy Company
New York City
Western
New York Butchers’ Dressed Beef Company
Butchers’ Exchange
Windpipe Severed But Man Speaks In Low Voice
Ira Presley and his wife from near Superior Montana lie at Parsons Hospital after an almost fatal attack. Presley’s throat is cut ear to ear and his windpipe nearly severed yet he can murmur in a faint voice. The wife is unconscious from a skull blow and both are unable to name their assailant. Presley says he was in bed when attacked and denies trouble with his wife.
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Missoula
Mont
Ira Presley
Superior
Parsons Hospital
Presley
Real Estate Transfers in Marion County Indiana 1902
Instruments filed for record show multiple real estate transfers in Marion County from Sept. 17, 1902. Transactions include lots on Meridian street, Hubbard’s Hill Place, and surrounding areas, with prices ranging from 100 to 12,500 dollars, plus listed improvements and public notices of payments and repairs.
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Recorder’s
Marion County
Indiana
Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Company
East Market Street
Carson
Marea F
Moses K. Fatout
C. L
Cor Waiden
Edward D. Porter
O. ccc Ceeveneecseeneeseene
Emanuel Kahn
Hedrick
Smith & 'S
Cor Logan St
le Gran
Elizabeth Bernauer
Fred Ross
Vajen
Morris St
Near
East St
Eva J. Elzea
Isaac Ash
Robbins & Hubbard
Hill Place
Sullivan M. Hilligoss
James E. Ward
Kelly & Routon's
Wood Av
New York
Oes
Joseph A. Sims
Frank R. Reynolds
Downey St
Wright St
Mary Carter
Anna J. Brownell
West Park
Ohio
Laura Sia
Orion Powell
Massachusetts
Tenth St
Central
Center Township
A. L. Wright
New Jersey St
Fifteenth St
Seth M. Richcreek
Shoemaker & Lip- Twenty-fifth
John M. Lilly
David Western
Twenty-sixth St
Samuel H. Caraway
Ida F. Wider
Clarence C. Dettch
Harry G. Wilson
Hubbard & Eee Ee
Robbins & Faubhara
John F. White
Newton Wood Et al
Charles W. Fairbanks
Christine F
Indianapolis
Pencott
Sears
McElwaine & Latham
Stout
Detroit St
Bates St
Bik
Tuxedo Park
Lin- Steinberg
Sanders St
Mprover
Twelfth St
Delaware St
St. Joe St
Brandt
16Th St
Rickenback's Heirs
Eastern
New York St
Cscceseeses
Carl J. Prinzler
Idea M. Tanner
Ee Place
East Drive
With St
Snseseee
Catharine Paler Et al
Bite Metzhelser
Davis-Nordyke Add
Kentucky Av
Jos. T. Stahl
Pauline Blake
Lot A
Noble's Heirs
Outlet 4
Qmc.ee
State fair boosts wholesale trade across lines excluding groceries
Wholesale activity peaks during state fair week with steady to strong prices. Dry goods, boot and shoe, millinery and commission rows run late to fill orders for winter stocks while groceries lag. Wheat steady, corn and oats mixed. wagon market light with high bids for good quality hay and grain, prices per bushel and ton listed.
Sugar cured hams and pork prices from Indiana buyers
A fragment lists sugar cured hams and pork cuts with weights from seven to nine pounds up to two hundred pounds, showing prices per hundredweight and per hundred, plus mentions beans, jowls, and various fillers. Several entries reference Indiana origins, averages, and related grocery items with unclear formatting.
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Indiana
Itec
Dry Walt Webens
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Elmer F. Gay
W. M. T. M'Quiddy
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Joseph Steinkamp
Alexander New
Packera
Annual Report OF
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Parade OF Odd Fellows
the Marshals
Copenhaver
M’lain
Chicago Board of Trade
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Edward Daniels
H. 8. Robbins
A. G. Smith
B. Korbly
Peter Crumpacker
Valparaiso
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C. D. Fuller
Jui Baker
Mr. Daniels
Mgr. Bessonies
W. C. Daly
Mgr
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Allen
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Ben Chatard
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the Court Record
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Young Corbett
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Monon Railroad
J. F. Spaunhurst
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John N. Matz
Geet
Boome
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Cassia
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Enor
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