Vital Statistics Sept 26 list of births and parents
A fragmented vital statistics notice lists numerous names and addresses for birth records including John and Mamie Rayburn at 1556 Webster, William and Ada Mendel at West Tenth, Omear and Mae Terwilegar at 1122 West Twenty, Pansy avenue in Carlin, Kenny and Lucza Gelimeier at 1428 Orange, and several others with multiple entries and garbled details. The text is partial and contains misspellings and misordered items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Mamie Rayburn
Webster Street
William and
Ada Mendel
O& West
Tenth Treet
Toha
Annie Hedenreich
Iowa Street
Omear
Mae Terwilegar
West Twenty
Carlin
Fulton
Kenny
Lucza Gelimeier
Orange
Charles E McCoy and Lizete 8 SOEUR renee cod Matherine Krasser
Fragmented obituary style notice listing Charles E McCoy and Lizete. Mrs Elisabeth Quinn and others, with ages and locations in City Hospital and North Jersey addresses. multiple real estate and business ads interwoven. includes monument and funeral director references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. McCoy
Lizete
Soeur Renee Cod Matherine Krasser
Elisabeth Quinn
Delaware Street
Sted Re Turner
City Hospital
North Jersey
Anna E. Clemmens
North
Public sale decreed in Marion County cause 632
A fortified copy of a decree from Marion County Superior Court in cause 632 names Railroadmen's Building and Sav aete as plaintiffs and others as defendants. It orders payment of 1219.19 plus interest and costs. The court schedules a public sale to the highest bidder on October 11, 1902 at the Marion County door for rents and profits from Lot 52 Avon Addition Indianapolis. Sale aims to convey fee simple title sufficient to satisfy the decree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Indiana
Saution
Mary
Boldt
Costa
Marion County
Indianapolis
Pirtus Ocs
Savaete
Iitent
Avon- Eadition
Recorder’s
Marton County
JOURNAL BUSINESS DIRECTORY LISTS LOCAL SERVICES
A historical classified page lists funeral directors florists lawyers sale and livery stables stove repair and various trades. It includes church notices with sermon topics pastors and service times plus campus and public notices and job ads for mechanics and domestic help.
Business Chance at Hotel Charlemont in Indianapolis
Notice offers a business opportunity in Indianapolis at the Hotel Charlemont corner of St Clair and Illinois Streets. Rates $1.50 and $2.00 per day. A man is sought to establish a highly profitable enterprise with no competition, requiring $108 capital, via C W Denn at Hotel Morton.
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Charlemont
St. Clair
Illinois Streets
Indianapolis
C. W. Denn
Morton
Ind
Columbia voting machine approved by Connecticut commission
Dr F W Hays received a Hartford telegram confirming the Columbia voting machine meets Connecticut voting machine commission standards and has been favorably passed. Indianapolis interests in manufacturing noted. Connecticut standards described as stricter than Indiana's.
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The
Connecticut Voting Machine Commission
F. W. Hays
Hartford
Conn
Columbia
Indianapolis
Connecticut
Indiana
Clover Leaf Guilty on Cutting Through Rates
The Clover Leaf is accused of cutting a through rate without authority by using company rates to share in a combined tariff. Investigation shows the act violated Interstate law, while other lines denied illegitimacy in such deviations. Trade circles note related rate discussions and personnel movements across several railroads.
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Peoria & St. Louis
Lake Erie & Western
Toledo, St. Louis & Western
New York
Railroads Driven by Speculators and Stock Holders
A railroad financier argues that U.S. railroad history has been shaped by speculators and reckless managers. He notes freight rate wars and depressions in value, but says current ownership by a few wealthy investors has stabilized markets. He contends rails are now held by strong financial interests, reducing the chance of widespread receiverships again.
Railroads See Gains In Third Week Of September
Big Four earnings reach $415190.54 with a year over year rise of 31153.27. Peoria & Eastern logs 66064.34, up 315664.20. Wabash $439315, up this year. Chicago & Eastern Illinois $136100, up $13600. Notices note exec moves, line upgrades, double tracking, and railcar orders while rail passenger and ticket policy debates unfold.
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Big Four
Peoria & Eastern
Chicago & Eastern Illinois
Financial and Industrial News From The Market Scene
Trading in mining specialties on the Boston Exchange was quiet with United States Mining up fractionally and Copper Range and Mohawk small gains. Berlin trading softened on NY money uncertainty. New York subtreasury directed to pay 550000 Australian gold to San Francisco banks. Development Co of America buys Congress gold properties. Cincinnati Traction Co incorporated with 700000 capital. Imperial Bank of Germany reports mixed cash and note changes. Cleveland Automatic Machine Co files to operate in Cleveland. US Steel to mail September quarterly dividends totaling 5083025. Baltimore receivers appointed for Maryland Can and William Fair Canning. J P Morgan Co to prepay October interest about 14000000. US tobacco leaders in London amid speculation of trade talks, not amalgamation. London money market shows demand for treasury bills. Stock Exchange settles. International Maritime Congress adopts unified salvage law with equitable remuneration. NJ court opinion in US Steel case filed.
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Boston Exchange
United States
New York
San Francisco
Congress Gold Properties
Congress
A.T
Development Company of America
Cincinnati, Milford & Loveland Traction Company
Cincinnati
Ohio Secretary of State
B. H. Kroger
J. Nevin Roberts
J. M. Wilson
Claude Ashbrook
H. L. Gordon
Imperial Bank of Germany
Treasury
Cleveland Automatic Machine Company
Newark
N. J
George H. Kelly
George C. Whitcomb
James G. Russell
Arthur S. Garford
Cleveland
United States Steel Corporation
Baltimore
Maryland Can and Manufacturing Company
William Fair Canning Company
J. P. Morgan & Co
Messrs. Duke, Fuller
J. B. Cobb
London
Stock Exchange
United States Treasury
International Maritime Congress
Hamburg
Justice van Sickel
New Jersey Court of Errors and Appeals
Opinion Sustains Act Conversion Plan for United States Steel
The court sustains the constitutionality of last winter’s act under which United States Steel converted 200 million dollars in preferred stock to the same amount in bonds. The ruling also holds the conversion process was fully authorized by the general corporation act, marking a complete victory for United States Steel Corporation. The State Department released Consul Monaghan’s Aug 2 report from Chemnitz on proposed German tariffs on foodstuffs, noting the tariff commission’s steeper schedule than government proposals. Wheat and rye prices would rise substantially, while American firms abroad seek discretion to avoid publicity and union pressure in England. The London press debates monetary policy, suggesting reserves be usable with a tax to reassure the public, as in Germany where the Imperial Bank can issue notes with a duty on excess beyond authorized limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Corporation
United States Steel Corporation
State Department
Monaghan
Chemnitz
Tariff Commission
England
New York Tribune
London
London Statist
United States
Germany
Imperial Bank
Enormous fall trade and industry activity noted
Bradstreet's reports large crop yields and robust manufacturing, with rail and water transport handling demand. Coal strike tensions threaten some industries as winter nears while cotton, wool, and iron and steel sectors show strong orders and high prices. Foreign purchase and coke shortages complicate supply.
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New York
Bradstreet
Indian Territory
Texas
Florida
Central West
Bessemer
Pittsburg
United States
Total f week mat New York Chicago Boston
Totals for several cities are listed with various figures, including New York Chicago Boston and others such as Pittsburgh Baltimore San Francisco Cincinnati Kansas City Cleveland Minneapolis New Orleans Detroit Louisville Indianapolis and more. The note references outside totals for the United States and an exclusion for items not representing clearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Boston
Eateacess
Pitteburs
Baltimore
San France
Cincinnati
Kansas
Cleveland
Minneapolis
New Orlea
Detroit
Louisville
Indianapoli
United States
Local Wholesale Trade Lets Prices Stay Steady
Reported late September conditions show ample supply and lower prices for fruits and vegetables versus last year as storage grows. Apples and cabbage stockpiled in large quantities while flour remains steady. Meat and produce command high wholesale prices with eggs poultry and butter rising, and sugars and coffees easing. Coal quotations revised downward.
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Delaware Street
Grain market holds steady with varied price bids
Secretary of the Board of Trade reports no changes in bids for wheat and corn with steady levels across grades. Wagon market shows prices easing, hay and oats mixed, corn and oats quoted at a modest loss, while turkeys eggs and butter fetch modestly different prices in bulk trade.
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the Board of Trade
Percy Stent
Timoth
Timothy
Indian War Pensions and Ham Prices Summary
Fragmented list shows pension certificates issued to Indiana widows minors and dependents with names and locations such as Maria L. Pierson Indianapolis and Mary C. Corson Indianapolis. Also mentions original and reissue names including John F. P. Zubrod Evansville Charlies Haynes Anderson Horace Furnas Lynn and others with amounts in dollars. Concurrently reports varied prices for ham shoulders lard and other meat products in Indiana with percentages and weight averages, but data is garbled and partially unreadable.
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Maria L. Pierson
Indianapolis
Mary C. Corson
John FP. Zubrod
Eveneviilen
Charlies F. Haynes
Anderson
Horace R. Furnas
Lynn
Spain
Harry Higgins
Counterpoint
Alexander Carpenter
Mitchell
Athens
Jeremiah Leek
J. Noblesville
Pailly Richmond
Francis Oeeite
Wea
Eee Bewe
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Sidino
Lyda H. Horstman
Woodlawn
Tdmary Strate
McLain Street
ZR B
Sawyer
Lambert Street
Chalmers
Edith Crabtree
Miller Street
Charles
Emma Thurman
Kentucky Avenue
Bronter
Tathe
Breens
A. Diener
Krumshield
Flanner & Buchanan
Tilias Atreet
da B. Werk
Kregelo
New St. Irector
Inipwane St
Wth
Ill
New
Krieger Mass
Market St. Tel
Anne Ee Real Estate
New Jersey St
Shover's
East 3S
East Market
W. D. Allison CO
Alabama
Dean Bros
W. Larue
Chalfant
Fennsylvania
Michigan
Brazil
Block Coal CO
Gregory
Appel
Delaware and
Pratt St
Ss J
Joseph Gardner
Kentucks & Telephone
Llyn Hawkins
Virginia
Tale Toniea
Everyimsar
Journa
Vermillion
Newport
Board of Commissioners of
Said County
Clinton Township
Monroe G. Hosford
Eugene Saulcy
Jacoby
EU Pos Saulcy
St. 190
Plsintitt
Frank Blanchard
N. Delaware St
Bertermann Bros
New No. Mi
Mass. Ay
N. del. St. Tel
ATENT
Thompson R. Bell
Ingalls Block
Horace Wood
Peerless Foundry CO
Meek St
Baptist
First Baptist Church
Pennsylvania
Thomas J. Villers
Christian
Central Christian Church
Delaware and Walnut
Allan B. Philputt
Tor
Christian Endeavor Society
Plymouth Church
the Temple
Tenth Streets
H.C. Meserve
Wil Park Avenue
Ee School
Star
Episcopal
Grace Church
Diocese OF
Central Avenue
Francia
D. D
F.eate
T. Paul's Church
A.ney
Lewis Beane Fe
Mmunion
Jesus Christ
St. Philip's Mission
Methodist
Meridian-Street
Delgin
Co. E
Ginanen Bob and Brae
Epworth
People’s
the People's Eeish
Frits Krull
John B. Glover
E. A. Cantrell
East
Ohio
Presbyterian
First Presbyterian Church
Ala
le Haines
Toeapec
Para
Mayer
Corner
West and
Norwood
W. T
Seyfert
P. m. Tabernacle
Meridian
Eleventh Streets
J. Cumming Smith
Youngle
Arn
Illinois
St. Indianapolis
Manute
International Correspondence Schools
Box 164
Scranton
Stevenson Bidg
Browns
Sunday Journal
LES & CO
Law Building
Cy N. Williams & E
Market St
Delaware
Indpls. Warehouses Co
W. E. Kurta
Pres. A. Crossland
Mgr
S. Penn
Telehone
Union
Ohio St
Union Tracks
Columbia Voting Machine
Daniels
New York Central
Smith
Lake Shore
Lynch
Rhein
St. Clair Flats
Eastern Financial Papers
Norfolk & Western
Pere Marquette
Upper Lake Michigan
Portland
Grand Trunk
Baltimore & Ohio
Bradford, Bordell & Kinzua Railway
Bradford
Ormsby
Smithport
Mount Jewett
Kane
Clarion
Forksburg
J. F. Wallace
Inols Central
E. A. Neil
L. Green
Washington
Care Equitable Building
Atlanta
Georgia
Chicago & Northwestern
Freeport
Joseph Ramsay
Wabash Railway
Southampton
R. I
Helen M. Gould
St. Louis
Ramsay
Gould
Bucyrus
Relief Department of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Supreme Court
Samuel B. Sweet
Sweet
Chicago Daily News
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad
Senator Clark
Salt Lake City
Los Angeles
St. Paul
Salt Lake
Pacific Coast
J. A. Barnard
Indiana, Decatur & Western
Northern Pacific
Seattle & Tacoma
Joseph Ramsey
Wabash
W. S. Laird
Chi Great Western
Charles Mordaugh
Milwaukee & St. Paul
E. J. Schnellbacker
Peers & Ohio
C. F. Seymour
Panhandle
Ilinois Central
G. W. Smith
Santa Fe
Winslow
A. T
Denver
Moon
Blodgett
the Erie
New York & Ottawa
Ottawa
H. M. Bronson
William Shaw
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Cincinnnati
Portage
Duncanville
Crescent
Petersburg
Alexandria
Williamsburg
Pittsburg, Fort Wayne & Chicago Authority
Ohio River
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Indianapolis
Cincinnati, Indianapolis & Western
Benefit Association of
Pennsylvania Lines West
Shlomo
Financial and Industrial
R. G. Dun
R. G. Dun & Co
lWe
Maud Huts
Weston & Alien
Tie Keleys
Madge Fox
Klein
Ott Bros
Nickerson
Stanley & Crawford
Canada
Siac
Alberts
Lee
Peter
Coal and Coke
Emokelens
Jackson
Kanne Block
Es Pittsboro
Luhrig
Hocking Valley
Winitrede Green County
Indiata
Nut and Slack
Slack
Vire
Cabot
Capir
Dwight Anchor
Fru
Farwell
Fitchville
Atlantic
Vibes
Buck
Ase
Amelia Bingham
Haddon Chambers
Phi Village
Empire Theater Salas
Topsy Turvy CO
Hamlet
Tome People’s Church
English Opera House
Rae
Senate E. A. Cantrell
Pearson’s
Pepperell
Dwight Star
Rene
Slater
Amoskeag
Hite
o—Edwards
Warren
Connestoga
Lsc
Hamilton
Miquehanna
Shetucket
Swift River
Cordis
Lize
Iéc
Java
Ariosa
Wood
Phoenix
Ridgewood
Cassia
New Orleans
Louisana
Roe
Olls
Satan
Niagara
Elverton
Wisconsin
Lear Renaares
Ieee
Lee Reraee
Pensions For Veterans
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