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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1902

Page

6

Various Local Services and an Auction Sale Notice

A jumble of business listings including funeral directors Reed and Cl, opticians Rouse and Mayhew, florists Bertemann Bros, patent lawyers Silvius and Co, an engineer Bell, Stegmeir Bros restaurant, Horace Wood stables, Peerless Foundry stove repairs, wall paper, and an auction notice for Elizabeth Butterworth estate. Auction set for April 7 at 1236 t av with terms cash. storage firms Union Transfer and Storage and Indpls Storage Inc offer packing, crating, and hauling services.

Bertermann Bros New No. M1 Mass N. del E. TY. Silvius & CO Pennsylvania St Thomas FR. Bell Poncatting Ingalls Orel, Wat, Stove Brepairs Peerless Foundry CO Meek St N. Senate Ave Elizabeth Butterworth T. J. Lemans Russell T. Mfall

Court Records Summary From Indianapolis Courts

Court entries list judgments and dismissals in various civil actions across rooms 1 2 and 3 with multiple defendants including railroad companies and note holders. Foreclosures receiverships and partitions noted along with new suits filed and appellate actions. regional transfers and a Shreveport flood relief update closing the bulletin.

Tonnage Down and Freight Rates Stabilized by Indianapolis Lines

Freight officials report a recent drop in loaded-car movement has reversed. traffic is at a high level with engines and cars busy and rates better maintained. East grain movement is light for April, westbound traffic remains strong, and local trade is robust with heavy shipments of provisions, furniture, and machinery.

Interstate Commerce Commission Isl Penn—I. & V Penn Chicago Columbus Vandalia Cleveland

Freight rate changes set to 17 1 2 cents per 100 pounds Chicago to New York

Beginning April 14, grain and flour rates rise to 17 1 2 cents per 100 pounds on Chicago to New York routes with a 2 cent lake and rail differential and 1 74 cent all rail minimum. Montreal Quebec lane gets a 2 14 cent differential or 15 cent minimum. Lines will share traffic statistics to enforce rates through June 30. Concurrent rail traffic shifts include Belt Road car totals, Indiana and Chicago yard activity, and related infrastructure upgrades.

Big Four Pennsylvania Florida Queen & Crescent Erie Rochester N. Y Erle Wheeling, Alliance & Lake Erle Road Fairport Lake Front Alliance & Northwest Phalanx Lake Erie & Western Lafayette Ittshoro Pittsburg Indiana Road Bedford Terre Haute Chicago Walsh Evansville & Terre Haute Hays Grand Trunk Pennsylvania Street Alabama New York Central Falls Brook Peekskill Garrison Sandusky Tipton Rogers Indianapolis Michigan City New York Montreal Quebec City Council of Hocking Valley Tts Columbus Hecking Valley Road National Dispatch Great Eastern Boston & Maine C. A. Hayes J. J. Turner KE. B. Taylor Grand Rapids & Indiana G. R James McCrea Pennsylvania Lines Pittsburg & Lake Erie Lee Debolt Peru Chicago & Alton Missouri River L. B. Freeman

Trade and council notes from Indianapolis week

U C T O F A H P Scott will devote time to city trade this week. Estabrook away on road work all month. Yager to visit eastern state trade this week reporting good. Le Vailey Jr. to visit eastern and northern state trade. at New Aveline Hotel Fort Wayne next Sunday. Indianapolis Council session granted degrees to Cook Lacey Hoover Vandevere Prather Bowers Tipton and Smalley transferred from Aurora. Membership petitions listed including Jarvis Scruggy Flannigan Flannigan Dwyer Adams Cromer Myers Shoemaker Yates Merri wether Davis Nelson Conway Holford Scott and Scott. Past Senior Counselor Custer attended.

H. P. Scott George D. Estabrook W. W. Yager George W. le Vailey Aveline Fort Wayne Indianapolis Charles Cook F. B. Lacey Sam F. Hoover E. Vandevere Henry Prather Albert A. Bowers J. L. Tipton William C. Smalley Aurora Sam W. Jarvis J. E. Scruggy J. W George D. Custer Terre Haute

Market activity and dividend outlook prompt cautious gains

A cautious session with mixed stock action and expected gold shipments. L N rail stock led advances while St Paul eased slightly. Southern Railway offered strong yields. Union Pacific held, and an approximate two million cash decrease plus uncertain loan accounts shaped the day. Overall, the market remained firm amid room trader liquidation.

St. Paul Southern Railway Union Pacific

Market News Signals Spring Price Breaks in Produce and Grains

Price prospects hinge on warm weather with declines expected across vegetables, cereals, and dairy items. Potatoes show firm raw prices yet demand narrows. oranges firm, lemons steady, strawberries overpriced. Sugar refiners align on uniform terms from April 15, while grain bids stay light. Wheat, corn, and oats show mixed but generally soft track bids. general commerce bustling with dry goods and hardware activity.

New York Journal of Commerce National Company Arbuckles National Wholesale Grocers’ Association West South New Orleans

Public schools praised by national educators in Indianapolis lead

A Journal survey of one hundred top educators ranks Indianapolis schools highest, with Springfield and Chicago close behind. Reasons include strong leadership, empowered superintendents, quality teachers, freedom for innovation, united staff, and a solid training program.

Indianapolis Brooklyn Springfield Mass Chicago Cleveland New York Boston Cincinnati Providence St. Louis Miss Cropsey

Glasgow stands collapse injures hundreds in football game

The Sunday Journal reports that hundreds were injured when a football stand collapsed in Glasgow Scotland. Three people were killed. Other items note speeches on Chinese exclusion in Congress, mining engineer Col Lundium killed in Colorado, Albanians seizing Turkish officials, and various world political developments.

Glasgow Scotland Pere Senator Fairbanks Senate Brick Col B. Lundium West Telluride Noa Alba Constantinople Frances Paris Lawton C. T Newses Cecil Rhodes Rhodes New Jersey

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