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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1902

Page

9

Desirable new residence for sale near Th Fietcher av

Desirable new residence on Th Fietcher av. with modern conveniences for sale. Also adjoining cottage. Call at No 73% for information. Also various real estate listings including large two story houses near Lith st and Capitol av with ten rooms modern amenities and potential for sanitarium. James Greene & Co.

Fietcher Pennsylvania Lith St James Gheene & CO Lamcke Bik N_ Capitol Walnut St James Greene JAM Greene & CO Lemcke

Notice of Receiver Sale of South Indianapolis Improvement assets

Public sale notice by the Marion County Superior Court receiver for the South Indianapolis Improvement Association. July 23 1902 to September 1902 private sale of all zonal property assets including office equipment and real estate in multiple blocks and lots in the South Indianapolis Industrial City and surrounding tracts, with a later public sale on September 1902. Includes mortgage lien coverage to Allen M. Fletcher and conditions for cash sales and court approval. Rankine Smith attorneys.

Superior Court Marion County Indiana Thomas A. Fletcher South Indianapolis Improvement Association Lemecke Building Indianapolis South Office of the Recorder of WLM Heginning Sa Quarts Blut Allen M. Fletcher Recorder’s Office Howard 5. Young

Sheriffs Sale of Marion County Real Estate

A sheriff sale notice states that by decree from Marion County Superior Court cause 6324 City Road Company v Elizabeth Dixon et al the sheriff will sell at public auction on the 7th day of August 1902 at 3 pm the described Marion County Indianapolis properties including Lots 27 19 31 in George W Stout second addition outlet 18 15 and Lot 21 in Crawford Taylor subdivision to satisfy rents profits and costs and to discharge the decree. Eugene Saulcy is the sheriff and S M Richcreek is attorney for the plaintiff.

Marion County Indiana Kenwood Indianapolis Eugene Saulcy ML Inichoreek Superior Court Madison Avenue Saving and Loan Association Kennent Park Eugene Saulav‘y Means & Buenting Pinintiff City Road Company Elizabeth Dixon George W. Stout Crawford &Taylor City of

Marion County Sheriff Sale Notice in City Bond Co case

From Marion County Indiana a sheriff sale is set on a specific day at the courthouse door to satisfy the decree in case 2605 City Bond Company versus Clark Cook et al. The real estate includes Lots 29 and 30 in Joseph A Moore's South addition to the city. The sale covers the sums in the decree plus interest and costs with no relief from valuation. Sheriff S M Richereek attorney for plaintiff.

Public sale ordered in Marion County suit against Cox et al

In cause No 63306 City Bench Company sues Milton L Cox and others. A decree calls for 34.84 dollars with interest costs and from the sale of Lot 6 in John S Spann subdivision in Marion County Indianapolis to satisfy the decree. The sale is set for August 16 1902 at 1 pm at the door of the court house. The sheriff will expose the real estate or part to discharge the decree. Notice dated July 26 1902. S. M Richereek attorney for plaintiff. NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF

Superior Court Marion County Indiana City Bench Company Milton L. Cox John S. Spann Isaac Harris Lndianapolis

Creditors notice and bankruptcy meeting in Indianapolis

In the District Court of the United States for the District of Indians in bankruptcy No 1278 in the matter of Harry L Silver bankrupt creditors of Harry L Silver of Indianapolis Marion county Indiana are notified that on the 7th day of August 1902 he was adjudicated bankrupt and the first meeting of creditors will be held at Room 511 Indiana Trust Building No 17 East Washington Street Indianapolis on August 18 1902 at 9 o clock in the forenoon creditors may attend prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and transact such other business as may proper before the court Referee in Bankruptcy Albert Rabb Indianapolis Indiana Aug 12 1902 TRUSTEE SALE Aug 9 1902 trustees in bankruptcy of the estate of Aikman Schwert will sell at private sale after that date personal property including lath sewer pipe wood cement plaster office furniture etc at Room 55 Lombard Building Indianapolis IN BUICK Trustee Arnee WANTED For U S Army able bodied unmarried men between ages 18 and 35 citizens of the United States of good character and temperate habits who can read speak write English apply to Recruiting Officer 5 North Illinois St Indianapolis IN WANTED Mechanics qualifies for advancement Our free booklet Are Your Hands Tied tells how thousands have doubled or increased earnings through our correspondence by mail Write to INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS Box 1646 Scranton PA or call day or evening at the Indianapolis office Stevenson Building

George Randall Hawkins & Smith Lemecke Indianapolis Marion County Indiana Davidson Josephine A. Randall Executrix District Court of the United States District of Indians Herry L. Silver Harry L. Silver Marion A. TD Indiana Trust Huilding East Washington Street Marton’ County Albert Rabb Iod Aikman & Schwert Lombard Hidg. &. H. Buick Arnee U. S. Army United States North Ilinois St Ind International Correspondence Schools Scranton Stevenson Southern Railway Company W. M. Somers Logansport Panhandle Charles F. Daly Lake Shore Chicago Burlington & Quincy Baltimore & Ohio W. C. Deppe Big Four L. M. Web Cincinnati Hamilton & Dayton Putiway Loramies Lake Erie & Western Minster Loramies _ Houston Joseph Ramsey J. W. Patterson Wabash Pittsburg New York John M. Egan Central of Georgia Road Peru Toledo Bee Line Cleveland Gallon Ohio Kentucky Columbus Springfield Dayton Xenia Louisville Wall Street Journal Grand Trunk Logansport Coal Company Allegheny Valley Road Kansas City-Mexico-Orient Road Harper Kan Waldron, ©. T R. C. McSmith Southern City Montreal Rio Grande Colorado Midland Colorado Southern Santa Fe Railways Pennsylvania Fort Wayne Crestline Dunkirk Upper Sandusky Forest Brotherhoods Erie Road Chicago and St. Paul Great Northern Northern Pacific Northwest Territory Minneapolis Duluth Yankton Wells Santa Fe Ridley California Arizona New Mexico San Francisco Albuquerque Los Angeles Barstow

Cincinnati Indianapolis and Western Railway Merger Meeting Notice

August 1 1902 meeting of stockholders in Indianapolis called by the Cincinnati Hamilton and Indianapolis Railroad Co to approve a proposed union with Indiana Decatur and Western Railway Co. creating the Cincinnati Indianapolis and Western Railway Co with 8.2 million capitalization to retire debt and meet statutory requirements. George K Balch secretary.

Cincinnati, Hamilton & Indianapolis Railroad Co

Wanted Salesmen and Financial Notices in Indianapolis

WANTED SALESmen offered by The Champion Refining Co in Cleveland. Financials include mortgages loans by C F Sayles Co at 137 East Market and Thos C Ay & Co Law Building Indianapolis. Five percent loans on city property or farm property across Indiana. Union Transfer and Storage advertises storage, crating and packing at East Ohio and Union tracks. Storage company listings include E Kurtz as president and shipping and hauling services.

Eee C. F. Sayles & CO East Market Street Thos. C. AY & CO Law Building Indianapolis Indiana C. N. Williams & CO Market St Union Transfer and Storage Company East Ohio St Union Tracks E. Kurtz Penn

Prosperous railroads earnings show gains across lines

The article details multiple railroad earnings for the year ended June 30. Santa Fe reports June gross of 4.456 million with rising expenses, yielding a 1.898 million net that trails last year. Union Pacific system posts substantial yearly gross gain to 47.5 million. Milwaukee Road shows higher June net and yearly gross. Wabash slips in June but posts yearly net gain. Chicago Daily News notes a traffic alliance between Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Missouri Pacific, tying Rockefeller and Gould interests to new routes via Salt Lake City and Chicago, with potential cross-traffic into El Paso and New Orleans.

Santa Fe Union Pacific Union Pacific, Oregon Shortline Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Milwaukee Wabash Chicago Daily News Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Missouri Pacific Rockefeller Great Southwestern Railway Goulds Salt Lake City Kansas City Chicago St. Paul Pacific Coast el Paso Tex Texas & Pacific Gould Interests Great Southwest Gould The Daily News Northern Securities Company Rockefellers Gould-Rockefeller Pennsylvania New Orleans St. Louis Russell Harding New York A. C. Bird Traffic Alliance

Personal Local and General Notes from Empire Dispatch

N H Kipp general agent spends two weeks vacation at Monoqua lake Wisconsin. The Vandalia Company privately settles with the Gill heir after the collision death Saturday night. H J Rhein and R M Case of Lake Erie Western tour Buffalo. F P Byrne Erie Dispatch Evansville gains Terre Haute territory. three days at each place. G Luts Iowa Central and W G Pennell Big Four visit the city. Nickel Plate adds ten new heavy freight engines on the western division moving 1500 tons per train of dead freight. Illinois traffic officials and shippers seek adjournment of rail commission hearings on freight tariff reductions. Hope remains for agreement on both sides.

N. H. Kipp Empire Dispatch Monoqua Lake Wisconsin Vandalia Company John Gill H. J. Rhein R. M.case Lake Erie & Western Buffalo F. P. Byrne Erie Dispatch Evansville Terre Haute G. Luts Iowa Central W. G Pennell Big Four Columbus Nickel Plate Illinois

Railroad News Crowded With Track, Rates And Expansions

The report details orders for twenty vestituted coaches, fifteen baggage cars, and six combination cars by Southern Railway. It notes resignations, executives changing posts, record rail earnings, and major projects from Grand Trunk to Santa Fe, including double-tracking and track rebuilding across multiple states. It also cites flood damage to lines and speeding freight trials on the Wabash.

Wireless telegraphy tests run between Washington and Annapolis

Washington and Annapolis connected by wireless telegraphy in a Navy Department program. Lieutenant Hudgins returned with multiple non Marconi systems tested today over about thirty five miles, with results encouraging though interference from stray currents unresolved. A board will compare systems and report to the secretary of the navy, then ships will test at sea before final adoption and a training plan for electricians is to be developed.

Washington Annapolis Navy Department Hudgins Navy Europe Marconi Bradford Bureau of Equipment Washington Navy Yard Naval Academy Secretary of the Navy

Local Wholesale Trade Commission Row Busy Across Markets

The report notes strong activity on commission rows with fruit and vegetable stocking for Saturday trade, rising fall and winter orders from hatters, boot and shoe dealers, and growing confectionery demand. Iron and steel stay firm while grain markets soften with widespread price concessions. oats, corn, and hay show varied movements as wagon weights record daily transactions.

July Merchandise Movement at Indianapolis Ahead of Trade Year

Receipts and shipments for July compiled by the secretary of the Board of Trade list extensive volumes across commodities at Indianapolis. Notable items include flour and wheat in the thousands of bushels, vast quantities of corn meal and hominy, cotton bales, iron cars, meats and provisions in millions of pounds, and merchandise totaling 80 million pounds.

Indianapolis

Poultry and Produce Prices From Shipments Listing

A faded price sheet lists poultry and dairy values and other produce for shippers. Turkeys 10 to 12 lbs at 10 per lb. hens 1c. cocks 5c. young chickens 11. ducks 6c. geese 5 per doz. Cheese prices show New York full cream 12-13c. butter choice roll 36c per lb. country butter 30c. Hides and tallow rates, nuts priced per pound, peaches and berries listed with standard and California seconds, cornucopia of items with varying unit prices.

New York Webrick

Market Listings Show Broad Coal and Goods Prices Across Regions

Long list of coal categories including Kanawha and West Virginia also noting prices for Indiana lump and nut coke. Includes graded coke, briquettes, and fuel offerings, plus numerous dry goods items such as prints, sheetings, and satin fashion fabrics with multiple regional brand names. Also covers groceries from coffee to sugars, spices, oils, and produce with prices per pound, basket, or ton, and references to bags, barrels, and packaging.

Jackson Kanawha Pittsburg Raymond Winifrede Lubrig Hocking Valley Brazil County Indiana Nut and Slack Siack West Virginia Connellsville

Temple man drowned amid crowd at Atlantic City surf

Oscar Baker of Temple Pennsylvania drowned while bathing in the surf at Atlantic City in front of thousands. Lifeguards and bystanders attempted rescue but were unable to save him. The incident occurred today and underscores the dangers of ocean swimming in crowded beaches.

Atlantic City N. J J. Oscar Baker Temple

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