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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1901

Page

6

Attorneys Seek Bankruptcy Adjudication in Indianaplis District

In the United States District Court for the District of Indiana, Charles W. McConnell petitions for bankruptcy adjudication. He is alleged not to inhabit or appear in the district, with personal service impracticable. notice is ordered in a newspaper once weekly for six weeks. Clerk Kilmer certifies a true copy as of July 1901. The notice also lists assignee Moturet Manufacturing Co and bids for inventory sale including acetylene gas generators and fence machinery in Indianapolis, with agents listed for Indianapolis Journal. Public notices cover real estate and equipment sales, loans, and business opportunities.

District Court of the United States District of Indians Ae Ag John H. Or Charles W. McConnell States of America District of Indiana JL Noble C Butler Ike Moturet Manufacturing Convivant Corporation Mhatelock Stevenacn Mlanapotic Velus Pert Alex Aluer Rand Maryland Beas Ares Alance

No Strike and New Miller Safety Signal Across Wabash Lines

The article reports no strike on the Wabash and notes the Miller safety signal system being added for the Chicago & Eastern Union double track from Chicago to Momence. It describes the in-cab white and red lights, insulated track blocks, battery power, weather resilience, and potential widespread adoption if successful. It lists key backers, meetings in Lakewood, and various railway updates including locomotives, schedules, and personnel movements.

Chicago & Eastern Union Chicago Momence Miller H. V. Miller W. H. Lyford Chi & Eastern Linars A. C. Miller Chicago, Burlington Quincy T. M. Bates Chicago & Alton

Railway Officials and Lines West Movements Across Hubs

A cascade of railway notes shows James M. Harris advancing to assistant general passenger agent at Cincinnati, succeeding George Rockwell, with a long tenure at Columbus as district passenger agent. Samford C. Wright works six days weekly at Wa bash shops Fort Wayne and leads Sunday religious meetings, while freight figures from Lewis ton Junction reveal heavy east and west traffic in July. Strike talk on the Wabash line subsides as engineers and firemen meet, and Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen loses leverage. The Big Four accelerates purchases of Atlantic type locomotives, and Henry E. Fischer directs grade raises at Hartford City and Upland to boost tonnage. Cleveland reports the Big Four speeds a double track Wellington to Cleveland for a Wheeling & Lake Erie rail train, with extension toward Galion in planning.

Rogers Locomotive Works Boston & Albany Central Railway Clearing House S. H. Church Pennsylvania Lines West Muskoka Lake Luther Poland Union Station St. Ignace Harry Miller Vandalia Lines Malott Santa Fe Philadelphia J. L. Glaser Chesapeake & Ohio Nav J. G. W. Brady New York, New Haven & Hartford C. W. Smith Toledo, St. Louis Muncie Richmond Cincinnati, Richmond & Muncie Carl Hagen Wheeling & Lake Erie Germany George Rockwell Incinnat S. B Kansas City St Louis St. Louis San Francisco United States N. F. Brown Denver Colorado Southern Brown New York Central Central Traffic Association Atlantic & St. Lawrence Railway George B. Reeve Grand Trunk Railroad Joseph Westcott Vermont Evansville & Terre Haute Evansville & Pace Chicago & Eastern Minois Loree Baltimore & Ohio Chicago New York James McCrea E. F. Maroney Deer Park Chicago & Northwestern Marshall Evans Minn Sleepy Eye Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Union Railway Company F. C. Donald Central Passenger Association Cleveland Sault Detour D. W. Hitchcock Sault Ste. Maurie Tour Mich Pennsylvania Grand Rapids & Indiana F. Kohls Hig James M. Harris Pennsylvania Lines Cincinnati Columbus Samford C. Wright Fort Wayne Wabash Brotherhood of Atlantic Ingalls Schaft Motive Power Garstang Schenectady Henry E. Fischer Panhandle Hartford City Upland Ind Lake Erie & Western Big Four Wellington Bis Four Galion

Maxinkuckee Regatta Set With Eight Sloops Entered

The first major regatta at Lake Maxinkuckee in years is scheduled for Saturday afternoon. Eight sloops and five catboats enter, many owned by Indianapolis residents. Three prizes await victors as crews new to the lake seek success with first-time commodores at the helm.

Real estate transfers recorded in Martef County Indiana

Instruments filed for record show numerous real estate transfers in Martef County Indiana for the 24 hours ending 6 pm August 7. Transfers involve buyers such as John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company and Meridian Investment, with parcels on Market Street Delware Avenue and West Park add. Total transfers listed amount to 4,155.67 with numerous lot descriptions and amounts.

Recorder’s Martef County Indiana Indiana Tithe Guaranty and Loan Company East Market Street Kate Weyenberg John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company Wwa Tony RZ Perry Towne Phineas G. Pearson Hendrick’s Outlet Dougherty Mear Hast St Willicent A. Cox Bert McBride Jacob Davies Brock Hutchings & Darnelt Brookskle Brightwood Willoughby Geo. Wailing Martin Kuehrmann Woodruff B. F. Morris Oriole St Lincoln St Meridian Investment Marie A. Traylor M. Douglaas Park Delware Herbert G. Spellman Milligan’s Park Lane Newman Yeh St Andrew J. Sandman Fremont H Bertholomew Graceland Park Northwestern 20Th James E. Parish Mary Cassarly John Caven Vermont St Old Mill Race Indianapolis Homer Cook West Park Washington St Ardigon St Addison St E. L Fisher Dunlop Son's Heirs Bellefontaine With St Abe Bges Abn Ys Seccess Geo. W. Shelby Wm. Kotteman Moésch Ethel St Vaasgeventes Fsneninlen Joseph Allen Maggie Macron Miami Powder Co Kuhn & dJohnsons Dianapolis Harding St Lambert Indianapolis Hisineay Morris Charlies Alber Frederick W. Spacke Dunlap & Tutewiler Dunlap St Noble Street Saving and Loan Assoviaent New Jersey Eccree Cscecereeeesy Carl C. Pritchard Isadore Feibleman Lincoln Park Talbot Av Létha Eevee Ada Isaac L. Bloomer

Death of Thomas L. Merrick in Fowler Ind

State Statistician Johnson mourns the death of his friend Thomas L. Merrick at Fowler Indiana Tuesday night. Merrick was an esteemed Fowler resident and former Benton County prosecuting attorney. He also served on the Fowler School Board and was Fowler postmaster during President Harrison’s administration. Funeral services will be held at the family home in Fowler tomorrow at 2 p.m.

Johnson Thomas L. Merrick Fowler Ind Merrick Benton County WHS Harrison Whilama Merric

May Bring Another Suit Over City Lighting Bid

A prominent Indianapolis electrician says the boards new lighting specifications differ only slightly from the old set and accuses officials of aiding Mayor Taggart friends. He notes catch clauses to block bids and favors Home Heating and Lighting Company, implying another suit may seek to halt the Board of Works from awarding under the new terms.

Indianapolis Board of Works Carter Indianapolis Light and Power Company Taggart Jeup Indianapolis Company

Proposed Boulevard Maps Reviewed by North Fall Creek Property Owners

North side landowners from Central Avenue to the fair grounds met at the park office to study maps for a boulevard along Fall Creek. Attendees named include Henry Clay Allen and Roscoe Hawkins who prepared the deeds. Several owners sought deed amendments to avoid excess land transfer, with about eleven acres in question from Mr Johnson.

Fall Creek Central Avenue Fair Grounds Henry Clay Allen Clarence M. Stanley Preston Ty. Kelley Horace McKay Joseph Boswell Duncan de War Frank P. Johnson Johnson

The Withered Rose in Edward Willard Watson's verse

A fragment of poetry from Edward Willard Watson published in Harper's Magazine describes a withered rose as a symbol of fading love. The speaker clutches the faded bloom while roses fill the garden, conveying despair and longing through imagery and metaphor.

Sean Hatry

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