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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1902

Page

9

Vital statistics page notices include births deaths and obits

Births list several families with names and addresses. Deaths include Edward Tanecy age fifteen, Gertrude Coleman age sixteen, Emma age twenty-seven with meningitis, and others with ages and locations. Died notices for Erwin and Olinger followed by funeral details and multiple funeral directors and services listed. Advertising lines mention monuments, funeral directors, and various local services and notices.

Edward Tanecy Chadwick Gertrude Coleman Columbis Emma West McCarty Ror Kellow Greenleafrow Dunn

Sunday Church Services Across City Congregations

Local churches announce Sunday worship times and programs. First Baptist urges attendance at 11 a.m. sermons on The Pattern Prayer. Christian Church and Plymouth Church list morning and evening services. St Paulus and Street Methodist, various pastors, offer morning holy communion and evening gatherings. Presby terian churches present preaching, Sunday School, and youth activities. Tabernacle plans 11 a.m. service with 9:45 a.m. Sunday School and 7 p.m. youth service.

First Baptist Derthaeat New York Ee Vanin Ee Ee P. v Joseph Ge Congo Africa Christian Church Delaware and Walnut Streets Allan B. Philputt Christian Endeavor Society Ce Ae Society ST. Paulus Seus Matthew Chu Street de Sites Epworth Roberts Park M. E Delmworth First Presbyterian Church North Alabama Fifteenth Street M. L. Haines D. D Christian Endeavor Second Presbyterian Church Pennsylvania Vermont Owen Davies Odell Mayer “Chavet Er pel—Corner Norwood Streets Seyfert Tabernacle Church Meridian Eleventh Streets J. Cumming Smith Stor Young Les Illinois Twenty-first Streets

Construction of combination barrack at National Home

Sealed proposals due 1 p.m. Sept 23 1902 for construction of a combination barrack at the Indiana National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers. Plans and specs available from the treasurer’s office after Sept 1. Proposals may be waived. a certified check is required with envelopes marked Denomination Barrack. John Q Adams treasurer and Justin H Chapman governor.

National Ented Home Grant County Indiana John Q. Adams Justin H. Chapman

Sale of Bonds by Vermillion County Indiana Treasurer

The Vermillion County Treasurer will invite sealed bids for forty Gravel Road Bonds each $875. The bonds mature May 1st, 1914 in semiannual installments, bearing 4.5 percent interest from 1902. Bids must meet par value, accrued interest, and must be received by 2:00 PM. Refer to Burns Statutes for bidder requirements.

Vermillion County Indiana Newport Board of Commissioners Said Clinton Township Said County William L. Morey Burns Monroe G. Hosford

Real estate transfers filed in Morton County Indiana records

Instruments recorded for the 24 hours ending Sept 19 190% list transfers in Morton County Indiana with buyers and sellers including Arthur V. Brown to Herman Wodtke Lot Windshurst Place P Brown to Bert McBride Lincoln Park New Jersey and Twenty BECOME BUS with values and locations across multiple parcels. Also notes grants by boards and individuals with totals and various disbursements. summary of transfers totals $43,421.00 with items including improvements, repairs, and multiple lot transfers in Oak Hill and Stout’s Indiana Ave areas.

Recorder's Morton County Indiana Lincoln Park New Jersey Wiliam P Wallace John W. Combs John Mock Revere Oakland Cor Vine John A Mock C. C St. L. Raihread Broadway James H. Emry K. T.’ George Reeaty-soined George Force Simon Lichtenauer Stout Indiana-ay Add Rembrandt Fourteenth St John Es Henry C. Bone Penn Warren Ene Ellen Brown John Lueder State St Lexington Henry C. Nane Warren Township Albert, Hutchinson America J. Knight Ingram Fletcher Oak Hill Arrow Nevada Renneenenseeeens Board of Elders of Northern The Church of the United Brethren Minerva Say's College Cor Twenty-fifth St Anna C. Abbott Mere St Meridian St Jah H A. M. Ogte East Park Tacoma St Washington St Flora E. Wiese Benjamin J. Peake Willard Place Cor State Ohio St Frank A. Muzzy Char Malpas Eltel North Meridian St Thirty-sixth St Pennsylvania Erme M. Empey Wiliam Quinot Henderson Senate Eighteenth St John M. Judah Nettle H. Wilson Allen Highland Place Twenty-first St James W. Schurman W. Schurman McCarty Nordyke St Morris St Kentucky Meer Morris St Alex Metzger Lank Anders Lots& Field Outlet Mayhew Betri Eleventh St Weat St Laura A. Boone Nancy Hamlyn Frank- AU W. Tuten Charles Har James Morrison Cor Na Alabama St Samuel Hice Robert L. Carlin Bruce Place Charles Harrington Rollin George W. Stout Minnie J. Sadner New York-st Tuttle Culver Charles Simmes Culver Et al College Place Laura B. Malpas Frank A. Muay Fletcher Ae Abe

Pennsylvania Dividends and Western Lines Ties

Pennsylvania officials say dividends will not rise soon despite higher earnings due to planned heavy spending. Western lines report freight demand strong but a shortage of motive power alarms oncoming winter. Industry updates note rate changes, railroad improvements, and staffing shifts across major lines with executives visiting from New York and Chicago.

Pennsylvania Chicago & Northwestern Railway United States Western Lines Colorado J. B. Flanders Detroit South Detroit Springeld William H. Willams D. B. Potter Baltimore & Ohio Hocking Valley Road Lake Shore New York Central Boston & Albany Mellen Northern Pacific New York Lake Erie & Western Indianapolis Peru Edward T. Clapp Joseph Ramsey Wabash Big Four James P. Smith St. Louis Lawrence Kan Zion Union Station M. D. Schaff Peoria & Eastern Arthur E. Stillwell Kansas City, Mexico & Oriental Railway England Finance Board Pomeroy L. Mobell J. A. Perma Peoria Chicago Missouri Pacific Kansas City Missouri River Pension Bureau Pennsylvania Lines Terre Hause & Logansport Vandalia Interstate Commerce Commission Wichita Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Company Pennsylvania Railroad Company Pittsburg Erie Association of Canada Lord & Thomas Charles H. Fuller J. Walter Thompson D. C. Patterson Collier's Weekly New Or

Federal suit over red reel patent questioned by Cleveland pair

J C Cromwell and William Garrett of Cleveland file in federal court for injunction against Burton H Gedge of Anderson claiming exclusive rights to a red reel patent 1899 vs 1901. The document is long with exhibits A and B and uncertain uses, while judges and reporters debate its purpose. The text also notes a Reform School sentence for two youths and upcoming Supreme Court term with multiple cases on the docket. The Central Trust Company is named administrator for Sarah J Young's estate.

J. C. Cromwell William Garrett Cleveland, C Burton H. Gedge Anderson Gedge Patent Office Baker Walton

Court records and judgments from Franklin Vonnegut v De Frees Themotor

In the court record Judge Vinson Carter, findings and judgments are issued in multiple cases. Franklin Vonnegut and others sue The De Frees Themotor Company in replevin with a $453.52 judgment plus costs. Foreclosure judgments are entered against Robert M. Furnas and Edith A. Furnas for $2,134. A life insurance policy matter against Life Insurance ere of America is dismissed at plaintiff’s costs. Additional cases include support and divorce actions with findings, decrees, and orders, and a criminal court petit larceny trial resulting in a guilty verdict.

Vinson Carter Franklin Vonnegut de Frees Themotor Company Thomas G. Laney Robert M. Furnas Edith A. Furnas Miner T. Waddell Life Insurance Ere of America

Defendants and New Suits Appear in Court Notices

Miller a fifteen year old is sentenced to Indiana Reform School for Boys until age twenty one. Kinney released on recognizance. Burton Wilkinson pleads guilty for petit larceny. A twelve year old also sentenced to Reform School. New suits filed include Carlin v Carlin for divorce. Fisher trustee v Butler College to quiet title. Mast & Class v Schreiber on account. Beckwith v Shideler damages $30. Winton v Winton divorce. City Bond Co v Black et al improvement. Phillips v Phillips divorce. Circuit and Superior Court cases listed.

James Miller Burton Wilkinson Alford Criminal Court Albert Kinney Miller Indiana Reform School Kinney James Carlin Bridget Carlin Superior Court Manuel J. Fisher Butler College Mast Class Frederick Schreiber Dwight Beckwith Edwin F. Shideler Lenola M Winton William Winton Circuit Court the City Bond Company Mary Z. Black Et al Samuel Phillips Sallie Phillips

Higher Courts Record Supreme Court Case Briefs

Appellate records note state ex rel William P Moore against Clinton County and related defendants. Montgomery county appellee brief on assignment of errors. Chicago and Southwestern Railroad versus Jerome B Wood. Delaware county appellate notes appellee brief eight and supersedeas. Flora George et al versus Dennis Hurst Sullivan county court record of assignment of errors. Notice to appellee served with application and brief for supersedeas.

William P. Moore Board of Commissioners of Clinton County Montgomery C. C. Appellee Appellee Chicago & Southwestern Railroad Company Jerome B. Wood Delaware C. C. Appellee Flora George Dennis Hurst Sullivan C. C Supersedeas

Railroads Duty to Keep Depots Safe and Fair Commerce

A railroad with a station is bound to keep premises reasonably safe for visitors and not hinder passenger access. Negligence exists if a freight train on a side track blocks a crossing or passage to the depot when a passenger train is due, preventing ticket purchase or boarding.

Pacific Rep Oklahoma Pancoast Hainer Judge Burford New York Supplement Alabama Toulmin New York

British spinners urged to buy American cotton on old terms

A compilation notes the British Cotton Employers Association urging spinners to avoid new terms and buy American cotton only on the old 1 percent discount. The report also covers a New Zealand parliament debate on iron and steel bonuses, Klondike gold movements in San Francisco, a Marshalltown buggy company assignment, Guatemalan agent Miron’s mission for new quake rebuilds, and Secretary Shaw's public fund distribution.

British Cotton Employers’ Association New Zealand House of Representatives John Ward New York San Francisco Bank of British North America Rhoades-Carmean Buggy Company Marshalltown A. A. Moore A. C. Price Chicago Marshalltown State Bank Carlos Miron Guatemala Cabrera Quesaltenango Mazatanango Shaw Washington West Treasury Greater Boston Boston Advertiser Brookline Company The Distilling Company of America Distillers’ Securities Corporation New Jersey

Will of former Ohio governor filed for probate

The will of the late George Hoadly, former Ohio governor, was filed for probate in New York. The New York estate is valued at 215000 dollars, with 200000 dollars in real property. The entire estate goes to the widow, who is named sole executrix.

Local Freight Association of Baltimore Roads and Transportation Companies Rail Water Trunk-Line Commission Mississippi New York Santon Wabash D. B. Martin Bareroo Pittsburg St. Martin Wabash Management Mingo Junction Ohio River W. P. Elliott Pullman Company Southwestern Passenger Bureau St. Louis Europe Southwest Northwest Terre Haute & Logan D Division Pennsylvania Logansport George Hoadly Ohio

Wholesale Trade Weathered by Poor Conditions Yet Strong

Despite bad weather, wholesale trade held firm with prices steady or higher. Dry goods and footwear led gains as merchants filled large local stocks. Produce markets improve daily with high poultry and butter figures. iron and hardware remain busy and oats, corn, and wheat show firm prices in recorded board reports.

the Board of Trade Hay Timothy Prairie

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