Real estate market shows high demand for flats and rising rents
Real estate chatter notes heavy rental demand for flats in Indianapolis as immigration to apartments increases early this year. Prices remain high with little chance of drop, despite speculation that flat costs may ease. Landlords seek 9 percent returns while money markets offer 5 percent, and observers expect more outside cash and sales through year’s end.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Gas Company
Morgan's
Barber College
Massachusetts
Ind
Galary
Franklin
Tad
J. A. Alexani
Columbian Correspondence College
Washington, D.C
National
Building Operations in 23 Cities Show 49 Percent July Gain
Building operations for July across 23 leading U.S. cities rise 49 percent year over year, with 6,007 building improvements valued at 57,253, against 5,230 projects costing 57,379,18 last July. Cities including Seattle, Buffalo, Los Angeles, New York, and Detroit drive gains while six cities post losses. Local real estate moves follow, noting purchases and sales on Ashland Avenue, Twenty-third Street, and Highland Place with prices ranging up to 3,500.
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Construction News of
Chicago
United States
Katin
Bronx
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Washington, D. C
Los Angeles
Minneapolis
San Francisco
Sal
Cleveland
Denver
Cincinnati
Pawh cc
New Orleans
Indianapolis
Memphis
Aliesheny
Atlanta
Kansas City
Alleemeny
Paul
Guivenap
Seattle
Buffalo
New York
Detroit
Charles M. Cooper
Highland Place
Wiliam L. Milner
John Williamson
Twenty-third Street
Broadway
Edna Roberts
J. Edward Stilx
Ashland Avenue
Twenty-fourth Street
George L. Maas
Nathan Morris
Maltena Food Company
Eighteenth Street
James V. Stanbery
Estella Martin
Twenty-first Street
M. K. Fatout
Illinois Street
Vermont
Michigan Streets
Ralston & Camden
Udell Street
Catherine Marks
Louis Rogers
Charles Cooper Pedersay
Ben F. Cine
Noblesville
Cooper
Prospter Street
Pleasant
William L. Millender
Millender
Real estate transfers and plans for Indianapolis area buildings
A Marion County list records twenty real estate transfers filed for record and notes plans by Clarence Martindale for a corner building with eleven storerooms and upper apartments. The entry cites specific lots, street locations, and monetary values, with details from the Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Company.
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John T. Dickson
Clarence Martindale
Marion County
Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Company
East Market Street
Christina
Carl Unser
Nicholas McCarty
Stanley
McCarty
7Th West Side
Arbor Av
William L. Milner
Warman
Tenth St
Jeremiah A. Mahoney
James P. Tretton
Capitol
Morris
Peer Renee Mene
Mary J. Mahaney
Capitol Av
Washing- Clara
Blount
Addison EB
North Indianan
Nathan Morris
Maltena Food Company
George W Stout
Georgeans
Reagan Park
Ash St
Twenty-fourth St
Alice M. Wolever
William T. Reshire
East Washington
Hamilton Av
Washington St
Silas Johnson Et al
Indianapolis & Martinsville Rapid Transit Company
Decatur
J. Russell Wilson
J. P. Wilson
Douglass Park
Talbott Av
Fall Creek
Miller Wacker’s
Parkway
Twentyfirst St
John M. Williamson
Edna Roberts
Bruce Place
Twentythird St
Broadway
Cora Martin
James V. Stanbery
Seaton
Johnson
Monon
Twenty-first St
Estella Martin
Old Eleventh St
Johnson’s Heirs
Cor Monon R. EK
Carl J. Baker
Albert Tague
Tuxedo Park
Colorado Av
New York St
Capital Paving and Construction Co
Laura M. Cooke
Alabama
Walnut St
Arthur V. Brown
Geo. Kessler Etux
South Meridian St
Union St
Kelly
Geo. Kessler
Geo. W. Shelby
Indianapolis
Udell St
Geo. Keesler
Brown
Kelly St
Trained Nurses Arrive in Paris Under Miss McClean
A New York Evening Post report describes Miss Katherine McClean, an English-born American, establishing a society to bring trained nurses to Paris for the winter. She organized funding, secured nurses from London, rented a flat, and assembled a corps of fifteen with ambulance and emergency physician support.
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New York Evening Post
Paris
Katherine McClean
Republic
Miss McClean
Students Club
Larls
London
Solid Summer Reading Dreams in a Boston Library
A Boston Transcript piece recalls a public library encounter where a reader plans fruitfully purposeful summer reading. She catalogs classics like The Origin of Species and The Faerie Queene, intends Browning and German poetry, while the narrator jokes over competing ambitions and recalls two postcards lamenting small summer feats.
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Boston Transcript
Lst
Faerie Queene
California
Rautendelein
Oliver Herford
Rosalind
Cyrano de Gergerac
Browning
Should Women Ride Astride Experience from an English Traveler
A Pearson's Magazine piece argues for riding astride over side saddle, based on personal experience. The author recalls riding at seven and seventeen, notes Icelandic travel on ponies with tents and hay, and contends the male seat is safer, easier to mount, and better when a horse falls or stumbles.
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Pearson's Magazine
Iceland
Riding Attire and Safety Beliefs Across Regions
The text claims both men and women need seat rolls for safety on saddles, noting women require extra support due to build. It asserts women cannot ride large horses, then mentions Iceland, Morocco, and Mexico as places where cross riding is practiced with smaller or well bred horses with high withers and narrow chests.
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Iceland
Morocca
Mexico
Thunderstorm safety on Lafayette streetcars explained
In Lafayette Indiana a streetcar worker explains why trolley lights stay on during storms. The live circuit through trolley wire pole motor wheels and rails can carry lightning safely to ground when the car is moving or lights are on, otherwise a bolt could burn motors break the car and injure riders.
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Lafayette
Ind
Moetormen
Warhouse
Royal figures pledge church support in Scotland lands
The article notes Queen Victoria and King Edward declining direct support for missionary work in Asia Africa and among native tribes while both pledge to contribute $10 000 annually to the Presbyterian Church of Scotland for Christian propagation in the Highlands and islands of northern United Kingdom.
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Boston Transcript
Victoria
Asia
Africa
South America
Australasia
Oceanica
Edward
Presbyterian Church of Scotland
United King
King Edward’s Gaelic pledge key to church ties and language
A New York Times excerpt notes King Edward's wish to fund Gaelic preaching in the Highlands while supporting the Welsh Eisteddfod and Irish bards, framing the king’s stance as preserving Gaelic. The piece contrasts monarchs defending language variety with rulers who stamp out minority tongues. A separate East Side vignette shows neighbors aiding a damaged toy wagon, epitomizing communal charity.
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Dom
Highlands
Church of England
Schleswig-Holstein
Finland
Russia
Edward
Wales
Old
Ieland
New York Times
East Fourth Street
Timmy
Father Sword
Real Estate Ads Bustle with Listings in City Market
Housing offers fill this page from SAYLES CO and SPANN CO. including cottages on Fayette and Singleton, vacant lots on South East and Dewey avenues, a three story Washington brick block for rent, and a five to six room dwellings on Delaware and Pennsylvania streets. Listings include prices, terms, and trade options with RALSTON CAMDEN, SPANN CO., SAYLES CO., and FURGUSON prominently in ads.
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Clarence Martindale
Indiana Trust
Cruse
Singleton St
C. F. Sayles & Ig BK
Fayette St
C. F. Sayles & CO
EL Market
E. Market
Hetate
Washington
Ralston & Camden
Law
Spann
Hoyt
Lexington
Olive Sts
Spann & CO
Fletcher
Frank L. Furguson
W. E. Stevenson
Sealroperty
Wee Ee
HEAL
New Jersey St. Morris
W. E.stevenson
West Ohio
Blake St
Senate Ave
Ashland Ave
Dunlap St
Market St
Wie
Tilineis
Forty-third St
Iilinois
N. Williams & Teal Estate
F. Sayles & CO
E. Market St
Washington St
Pennsylvania St
Courthouse
Co. Checly
Henry D. Pierce
Meridian St
Meridian and
Hilinois Sts
Illinois St
Broadway
Twenty-fourth
E. Stevenson
State St
fFine Business
Ralston & Campden
Law Building
Meridian
Pennsylvania
Cornell Ar
Bath
Fifteenth St
Ash
Bellefontaine
Logan St
Garfield Park
Ee Financial
J. H. Pattison
Monument
Ioana
East Market Street
Banea
Casa Old Gold
Tee
Ay Co
Oklahoma Farma
T H Dunn
Care
Lawton
Oklahoma
Joan
Indianapolis
Indiana
Stanton & ST
Williams & CO
Market St. Financial
Indiana Mortgage & Loan CO
Lombard
Real estate for sale and quick sale notices
Multiple real estate listings show properties on Capitol Avenue Broadway State Street Twenty-second Street Twenty-third Street and various locations. Deals include double houses vacant blocks business blocks and building lots with prices and quick sale emphasis. Listings from E Stevenson W E Stevenson C F Sayles & Co and Ralston & Campden.
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N_ Capitol
WE. Stevenson Ide E. Mare
For Sale and Rent Classifieds Mix
A jumble of sale and rent notices, including invalid and reclining chairs, a relief remedy, laundry, fans, typewriters, groceries, and numerous rental listings. Also lists offices, storerooms, and storage services with addresses and contact cues from the Journal classifieds.
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Allison CO
Alabama
Hox Care
the Journal
BSALE
Stancard
Typewriter Exchange
Rouls & Keller
Tipton
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Necensas Seetaecavarers
Trinola St
East Tenth St
Spruce St
Woodlawn
Dewey Av
Twentythird
Twenty-fourth Sts
North Side
Keystone Av
Eleventh St
Tacoma Ay
Eleventh
Twelfth Ste
East Front
Temple Av
Pratt and
Tenth Sts
Union Trus Company
iCompany
Security Trust Company
Art Museum
Irvington
N. Merid
Bea
Ashland Ay
Asby
New Jersey St
Bromaway
R. R
the Builders’ Supply CO
East
Washington Street
Greenspring
N. Delaware St
Gregory & Arr
E. Pratt
Thomas
Osbrook
Crawford
Washington S
Central Ay
Senate
W. North St
Belmont
Haughville
Hutchins
Ohio
Choice
Arlington
North St
Sro
Virginia
Zios N. Senate
Fiteerald
W. Wabash St
Centa
Maryland
Ste. Will Alter, Ly Big Retirey Trust CO
the Union Trust CO
Company
S Ae
N. Illinois
Park Ave
N. Meridian
Hoe FE. Market
EB. Market
B. Tith St
Root
Downey St
Lindsey
N. Pennsylvania
Moor
E. Washington
S. Pennsylvania
Company S
Mass
Sores
Hill Ave
New
Central Ave
Adelaide
Keystone
Burns Place
Minerva
Thorpe
A &M Jefferson
Jefferson
Brookside
Bow Wash
City
Indians Trust Company
Roimine Ie
Wg. Wash
Madison Ave
Chesapeake
West
Rooms & A Cor Pine
Gertrude Switzer
Hoosier Transfer and Coal Co
Delaware St
Union Transfer and Storage Company
Ohio St
Union Tracks
Indiana Storage and Transfer Co
E. Washbington St
Ebenport Place
Lew Shank
ION Co-Operative Laun
Virginia Ave
G. W. McCurey
Real Ser and General Auctioneer
No. 45
West Wash- Inston
Hotel DE
Prank Blanchard
Bertermann Bros
New No
N. del. St. Tel
Thompson KR. Bell
Sack
Horace Woop
Peerless Foundry CO
Meek St
Meg
WALL
I. Te Aigo
Stevens
Old Brown
Inclore
Fu Imetraett
MFG. CO
Toledo
Knice
Mabel E. Rush
Joliet
Champion Refining
JE. M. Smith
Bett
BK. Oppenheim & CO
North
Manchester
Dretront, Mich
Eee
International Mfg. CO
Ns, Kon
Care the Journal
Jennie Troemel
J. E. North
Raynoool
Ohio Street
Sunday Journal
T. H. Dunn
Care Citizens’ Bank
Sixth St
W. M. Ostrander
N. A. Brig
Gal Belt
Frankton
Griffin CO
H. P. Griffin
Tereneenes
RE. D. Oliver & CO
Mankers and Brokers
Chicago Stock Exchange
Swenoey Berke
National Bank
Jackson
Downing
John
A. _RIEFES
C. Butterworth
Secont
Indianapolis Wrecking CO
Corneil
Indianapolis Tobacco Works
E. T. Silvius & CO
Talbott Block
Journal
Josepo le
Envineer and Surveyor
Play
Red
Watson & Jackson
Vital Statistics
Rand
Rice
Alverd
Key
J. Blumberg
Barth
L. Chamness
West Mooris, Inc
M. Thomas, Minerva
E. John
Irk
Fred Dietz
Minnie Padelford
James Y. Purden
Salona A. Bauer
Angus A. Maples
West Court
Amond EB. Elliott
Central
Nellie Dollardige
Albia West
Steinman
East South
South
Burma
Ee York
Whram G. York
Sint Meridian Street
Reurial
Crown Hill Cemetery
Wren
Honora Wren
South Capital Avenue
Abdderson
Greencastle
Crawfordsville
A. Diener
del St. of
Buchanan
N- He _ Bola street
Kregelo
N. Delawarest
Adame & Krieger
N. Mi
Tuter
Emall
Montgage Loan .O
Frien
M47
Seneatiel Ye Siso
Central Loan Company
Stevenson Building
Remo
Schergers
Hollyn Hawkins
Hawkins
le Lié
Virginia Avenue
Model Steel
Quick Meal Steel
Home Stove CO
Manhattan
Merrick
Agta
Cobe
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Indians Apolis Railroad CO
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