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Rent declines in Indianapolis show landlords yielding to market
An analysis of Indianapolis rental conditions shows a marked drop in rents over the past year. Many owners have lowered prices to retain tenants, while others refuse and face vacancies as hundreds of houses sit idle through the coming winter. The piece argues high rents are not due to taxes, noting low city levies and legal safeguards.
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Ministers to Preach Christian Citizenship Next Sunday
The Good citizens league asks ministers to preach on Christian citizenship as an anti election roundup. Pastors fringe on political pulpits, some oppose, others suggest addressing the U S Constitution. Debate over league influence and popularity remains unsettled.
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Billy Kleinsmith Head Of Danbury Hat Company
William J. Kleinsmith known as Billy leads the Danbury hat firm after leaving the New York hat company where he built many friends. The 30 year old bachelor gained fame as Gray club president after quelling a faction with decisive action and distributing cigars to friends, marking a spirited rise.
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Hold-Ups and Burglaries Follow Saloon Crusade, Says Business Man
A business man argues moral crusades against saloons trigger crime elsewhere. He cites Indianapolis as seeing more highway robberies and burglaries as police focus on saloon enforcement. He says proving alcohol on Sunday is hard and notes other town issues and odd local anecdotes.
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Plain Sun classified ads mix in Indianapolis print
A dense, fragmented clippings page shows public notices and personals. It lists job postings, real estate, and household wants with numerous "WANTED" entries, rental offers, and business service lines. Names include Sun office, Brown Bros Co, Muncie Herald, and Indianapolis ad lines.
Declaratory Resolution to Open Lincoln Lane 60 Feet Wide
The Board of Public Works of Indianapolis adopts Declaratory Resolution No. 197, 1894, to open and extend Lincoln Lane to a uniform width of 60 feet from the east line of Sophia Greenwald's Addition to 160 feet east, condemning and appropriating land. Public hearings set for Friday November 8, 1894 at 10 a.m. at the Board office for interested parties to present remonstrances.
Vacation of Kell Street Prompts Public Works Resolution
Indianapolis public works officials approved a declaratory resolution on October 23 1894 to vacate parts of Kell Street and adjacent avenues. The plan details precise boundary lines and affected parcels in Marion County with a final hearing set for November 8 1904 at the city office.
Opening of Leonard Street Indianapolis Decree 1894
The Board of Public Works of Indianapolis adopts a declaratory resolution to open and extend Leonard Street to a uniform width of 60 feet from Bell Street to Gresham Street, description of land parcels, and schedules a hearing for November 9, 1894 at 10 a.m. at the Board’s office.
Wallace Street widening plan approved by Indianapolis Board
The Board of Public Works in Indianapolis adopts Declaratory Resolution No 199 1894 to widen open and extend Wallace Street to 60 feet, condemning land along Walton Street and Bull Street and detailing plat references and dates October 23 1894. Public hearing set for Friday November 9 1894 for remonstrances and final action.
Widening Hall Street Indianapolis 1894 Board of Public Works
Indianapol is October 28 1894 notice of plans to widen open and extend Hall Street in Marion County to a uniform width of fifty four feet with condemnation of property from Barth Avenue to Leonard Street. The board schedules a hearing November 9 1894 at 10 a.m. for remonstrances and outlines specific parcels affected along Roll Street Leonard Street and Walack Street as shown on the plat.
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Board of Vapile Works
Indianapolis sewer contract bids urged for November 6 1894
Notice from the Office of the Boaxon Indianapolis inviting sealed proposals at 10 o clock a m on November 6 1894 for construction of a local sewer along the first alley east of Delaware Street in Indianapolis. bidders must accompany bids with a $110 certified check and failure to finalize contract and bond will forfeit the deposit. Board of Public Works reserves right to reject all bids.
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Declaratory Resolution to widen Gresham Street Indianapolis
City records show on October 28 1894 the adoption of a declaratory resolution No 195 1804 to widen open and extend Gresham Street in Indianapolis Marion County to a uniform width of fifty feet from Shelby Street to the first alley west of New Street on the north side of Gresham Street. It specifies condemnation of parcels and describes the plat on file in the Board of Public Works office. A remonstrance hearing is set for November 9 1894 at 1 AM.
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