FOR SALE One of Fletcher av residence and adjoining cottage
The ad promotes a prime Fletcher avenue home at 730 with modern conveniences and a adjoining cottage, open for afternoon inspection. Also listed are two houses in Watash Indiana near city hall, and a brick storefront with a residence on main street. Other notices include secondhand furnace, a drug store for sale, and various rentals and services from Gregory Appel to Joseph Dennis.
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Fletcher Av
Watash
Ind
Sxtoft
Main Street
City Hall
C. T. Thorne
Telegraphers form temporary union in Union Block meeting
Sixty five commercial telegraphers met in Union Block forming a temporary organization. A second meeting is planned for later today to complete the organization. Also noted is the rediscovery of asteroid Eros by Prof. C. J. Lyng at the University Park telescope in Denver.
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Eros
J. Lyng
Big
University Park
Denver
Wabash freight decline seen in week ended Aug 2
Rail traffic at Indianapolis shows 24 607 cars handled with 20.7 percent loaded, 198 fewer than prior week and 4 fewer than 1901. Per diem car supply issues persist while local traffic boosts fruit produce shipments and dressed meats. Earnings for the twelve months ended June set a record gross but net dipped due to higher operating costs.
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Indianapolis
Chesapeake & Ohio
Novel Feeding System Serves Passengers on M K T Line
The Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad operates a farm on Limestone creek near Chickie Chockle Indian Territory supplying all pork eggs and spring chickens for the roads eleven eating houses. Six German families till 30 acres raising poultry swine and gardening. About 0,000 passengers fed monthly by the program with over 2 workers employed and $25,000 spent. The service began in 18% and has grown to its current scale.
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Limestone Creek
Chickie Chockle
Indian Territory
F. E. Miller
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
B and O Builds Inspection Engine With Passenger Coach
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad completes a unique Mount Clair engine for official inspection trips. The engine functions like a full train with a small passenger coach atop the boiler, asbestos covered boiler, Brussels carpet floor, and amphitheater seating for optimal track view. Passengers enter via winding stairs and the engine can be run in either direction.
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Mount Clair
Baltimore
Railroad and college notes in late July telegrams
Transportation updates include Vandalia purchasing agents heading East on vacation and Big Four trainmaster resigning. Seaboard Airline gains extended jurisdiction over East & West road, with Monon access via Southern roads boosting Chicago entry. Bowdoin College awards honorary MA to M E Ingalls, Big Four president. Santa Fe reports annual gross as part of system growth, while Niagara Falls branch double tracking progresses.
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R. Peddie
Vandalia
O. W. Beckwith
Big Four
Kankakee
C. B. Ryan
Seaboard
Logansport
Big Four City
Thomas F. Kelley
Chicago & Northwestern
Sioux City
Erie Dispatch
New York Central
Niagara Falls
Bowdoin College
M. E. Ingalls
Ingalls
Maine
Chicago
Rivearson
Queen & Crescent
D. P. Brown
Northwestern Ger
H. J. van Denmark
Passen
Santa Fe
Socialists Challenge Beveridge on Trust Solution
Socialists in the city study Senator Beveridge's speech at the Republican State convention and press for a debate on trust solutions. They invite Wilshire to join, plan a discussion focused solely on solving the trust issue, with Beveridge and Wilshire agreeing trusts are inevitable but disputing control methods. The exchange aims to test business solutions over socialist doctrine.
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Senator Beveridge
Beveridge
H. Gaylord Wilshire
Canada
Wilshire
The Cloud of Witnesses Sermon for Young People
The sermon at Broadway M E Church urges young people to feel moral responsibility. Rev Worth M Tippy stresses parents as a cloud of witnesses guiding youth toward virtue, self control, and public spirit. He warns independence can threaten duty to family and community.
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Rev
Worth M. Tippy
Broadway M. E. Church
Tippy
Arabia
John the Baptist Sermon on God sent man and purpose
Rev. John Parker of First Presbyterian preached on John the Baptist stressing that every person is sent by God with a divine purpose. He argued John embodied past greatness and future promise, and that true power lies in living a life aligned to God’s plan, not in external signs or spectacle.
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John Parker
First Presbyterian Church
John the Baptist
God
John
John Chrysostom
John Wyclif
John Huss
John Calvin
John Knox
John Bunyan
John Milton
John Wesley
John Howard
John Eliot
John Hancock
John Witherspoon
Jesus Christ
Abraham
Moses
Isaiah
David
Earth
Jesus Jesus
Israel
Jordan
Jordan Valley
Herod
Jesus
Horace Bushnell
Bushnell
Elisha
Nehemiah
Every Life Has a Plan and Purpose Are You Sent
A traveler admires Cologne Cathedral and learns from a laborer that mixing the mortar helped raise the grand structure. The moral: no life is useless unless one makes it so, and every humble effort serves a higher calling.
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Cathedral
Cologne
Market Gauges Quiet Trading in Fruits and Butter Decline
Week ending Aug 2 shows very quiet wholesale trade across fruits vegetables and grains. Melons berries abundant while butter slumps to 12 cents a pound despite oleomargarine price hopes. Grain prices softened with dull receipts, strong shows from local commissions, and a buoyant August outlook despite weak oats oats and hay.
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Congress
the Board of Trade
Penne
Russia Mulls Tariff Reprisals Amid Sugar Trade Squeeze
A wide range of brief news items are reported from across the nation and abroad. Topics include possible tariff reprisals by Russia over sugar duties, a Chicago woman jailed over infant starvation allegations, royal recovery progress for King Edward, new rehearsals for functions, and several local incidents and political moves in Indiana and nearby states.
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Russia
Chicago
Edward
T. K. Irwin
W. W. Calhoun
Carthage
Andrew J. Ground
Whitestown
Ind
Carta
National League Split as Boston and St Louis Tie
National League games left the standings level as Boston and St Louis split victories and Chicago, Cincinnati, and Pittsburgh won elsewhere. In the American League Chicago beat Baltimore twice while Detroit, Philadelphia, and Pittsburgh claimed wins. Indianapolis defeated Milwaukee 5 to 2 in the American Association with Columbus, St Paul, and Louisville also winning. Bobby Walthour set a 28:11 3-5 for twenty miles at Manhattan Beach on July 26, a personal record, with Dan Patchen pacing Columbus late. The Kokomo meet drew a good crowd for top harness racing before closing the season. The Brighton Beach Derby went to Hyphen with Odom aboard in 2:41 3-4 for a mile and a quarter. Boralma injured in Hartford heat. Lord Derby won three heats, then a 2:20 exhibition mile. Interurban terminal franchise talks progressed. Nine men were arrested in Ed Beiser’s saloon on gambling charges. Ripple hosted the Aquatic Club regatta. County Commissioners opened an investigation at the poor farm.
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Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
N. Whalen
Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern
Loveland
Pennsylvania
Columbus, Sandusky & Hocking Road
Carruthers
O. Saxby
Travelers’ Magazine
D. I. Cooke
Erie
McGuigan
Grand Trunk
New York
Chicago
Hocking Valley
Columbus
Monon
Louisville & Nashville
Southern Railway
Jersey Central
Newark Bay
David I. Forsyth
Wabash
Forsyth
Rio Grande Road
Trange
Hocking Valley Road
Cincinnati
Hamilton & Dayton
Algeo
West Shore Road
J. D. Besler
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Howard Elliott
F. C. Rice
Besler
Pittsburg
E. H. Talbot
Railway Age
Indianapolis
Oral Advertising Corporation
John A. Hanley
Kansas City Southern
Kansas City, Mexico & Orient Railroad
Arthur E. Stillwell
W. W. Sylvester
Orient Line
London
L. F. Loree
Baltimore & Ohio
Camden Station
O. . McCarty
Chicago & Northwestern
Northwest
Great Northwest
Montreal
Los Angeles
Muskoka Wharf
Lakes
Detroit
Kingston
Richelieu & Ontario
Windsor
Ottawa
Quebec
St. Lawrence
Boston
St. Louis
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Louisville
Bobby Walthour
Manhattan Beach
Dan Pateh
Joe Patchen
Boralma
Hartford
Lord Derby
Moralma
Ed Beiser
Ripple
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A. DI Diener
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Flanner & Buchanan
Ilenois Street
Ee E Kreglo
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Tewilem & Son
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Frank Blanchard
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Kew
Mass
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Thompson RB
BELL
Ingalls Block
Indianapolia
Jaan Stables
SS Circle
Peerless Foundry CO
Meek St
Wall Papers— Co. Stevens
N. Senate
C. FB. Sayles CO
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Joan
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Indiana
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Market St
G. Reynolds
Terre Haute
Mark Gregory & Appel
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A. M. DE Souchet
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Kentucky
Wkhecking CO
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Jeffersonville
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J. M. Arshall
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Board of Trustees
Central Indiana Hospital
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Indiana Hospital For Insane
Adolf Scherrer
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Dindois Air Svesees
Benn —I. & V
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