Loans and bids advertised for Marion County bridges and supplies
Mortgage loans offered by Sayles Kreger Williams Co and Monarch Gas Engine Co with low rates and no commission. Marion County Board of Commissioners invites sealed bids for multiple bridge projects including Crooked Creek, Big Run and Julietta Road, with bond and affidavit requirements. Also notices for military supplies, vegetables, and water well projects with bid deadlines and location specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Sayles
Mast Market Street
J. J. Kreger
Jonal Ancial
Im- Indianapolis
Spann & CO
CEAL
N. Williams & CO
Board of Commissioners of
Marion Tacians
T Oelock
James
John Mgrthos
Mart
Harry Smith
Board of Commissioners
Marion & Will
Comsteus
Auditor of
Marten
James E. Greer
John M Gregor Thos
E. Spafford
Marion County
Harry B. Smith
Big Run
Julietta Road
Franklin Township
Auditor
James EB. Greer
John Mgrik
Spafford
Harry B, Smith
Kion County
James FE. Greer
John M'Gregor
Spapford
Harry B
Col Atwood
Cnites Chivery
Chicago
Columbia Arsen
Tenn
W. HM. Hart
J. M. Johnson
Wem
al. Traub
M. J. Jefferson
Pay Rail
Ter
Dean & Co
Farrow & Pieve Mis. Co
D. B& Bowls
Menor Has
Raig
Geo Pfeffer
ML. Jefferson
Center Township
Frank L. Daugherty
Asylum For
A. LD. Shaw
John MH. Smith
Pour Farm
Pey Resll
Chase Craig
Alex, Craig
Colt
Geo
Indianapolis Journal Business Directory Snippet
Classified directory items list local services and businesses such as florists, laundry, patent lawyers, consulting engineers, livery stables, undertakers, fencing and wall paper vendors. Includes names like Silvius Co, Bell, Blanchard, Tutewiler, Cleveland Fence Co, Gardner tin work and furnaces and notices about low advertising rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Laundry Co
ANAIS
T. Silvius & CO
Pennsylvania St
Thomas B Bell
Ingalls Block
Indianapolia
Lemcke Bu
Advertising Bureau to Elevate Indianapolis Merchants
A new advertising specialists firm formed in Indianapolis by Millard V. Warner, Thomas Flousel, and H. H. Paramore promises to mirror New York and Chicago agency models. They will write and file daily newspaper ads, prepare booklets and catalogs, and tailor campaigns with in-house illustrators to fit stock, prices, and business methods for local retailers and financial institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Lord & Thomuns
Charles Austin Bates
Brothers Pears
Sterling Remedy Company
Indianapolis
Cony d
Millard V. Warner
Thomas Flousel
H. H. Paramore
Warner
New York City
Housel
Marion News Company
Massachusetts Avenue
Paramore
Yorick
Sca
Woman Suffers Severe Brain Concussion After Swing Fall
Mrs. Mattie Van Cleave, 32, of 1 Gale Street, fell two feet from a swing in Brightwood yesterday afternoon. She was unconscious for hours, taken home, and doctors feared for her recovery though skull showed no fracture. Concussion suspected. condition precarious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie van Cleave
Gale Street
Odell
Heavy Tonnage Persists In Late Summer Freight Flows
A report notes a grain and livestock car shortage alongside robust freight levels in August. Indianapolis rail activity shows 27 311 cars received and forwarded, with 21 821 loaded, reflecting heavy business at full tariff rates despite some car shortages for bulky and perishable goods.
Vanderbilt Control Rumor Shrugs Gould Hold on Wabash
Speculation in New York that the Wabash Railroad may move from Gould and Rockefeller toward Vanderbilt interests. Market chatter cites abundant Vanderbilt holdings and short selling activity, with talk of a future shift impacting Gould plans into Pittsburgh. Also notes Kansas City Chiefs executives meeting in Chicago on grain and flour rate restoration, belt line car deliveries, and stockyard shipments as the week ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Telegraph
Wabash
Gould- Rockefeller
Gould
Ocean
Wabash Securities
Gould Party
Vanderbilt
Goulds
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Vanderbilts
Kansas City
Aded
Rail interests plot new projects and personnel moves
The Lake Erie & Western ordered 20 coal cars from American Car and Foundry. Excursions to Niagara Falls are halted this year. Pennsylvania and Baltimore & Ohio may unite to build a grand union station in Washington DC. Hutchinson of Louisiana & Texas is ill in Europe seeking health. Cincinnati Hamilton & Dayton starts a new parlor and buffet car line between Cincinnati and Detroit. Olderham becomes freight contracting agent of Columbus Sandusky & Hocking, replacing Smith. McHenry of Northern Pacific retires Sept 1 and plans trips to Japan and China. W. W. Shepherd resigns from Cleveland Lorain & Wheeling. Western Passenger Association aims to reform home seekers rate. Wilcox of Georgia Central Augusta travels to Cincinnati to represent freight dept amid promotion. Contractors completed a steel bridge over Conneaut creek on Nickel Plate, 12 1/2 feet long and ninety feet high. More E2 class passenger engines on Pennsylvania line praised for express service. Stillwell of Kansas City Mexico & Orient sails Aug 14 for London to secure English capital. Hess of Pennsylvania Fort Wayne becomes assistant master mechanic of St Louis Iron Mountain & Southern. Eastern line general agents told not to take commissions from lake lines after Lakewood meeting. Moody, Pennsylvania lines west, assigned to G A R business to Cleveland. expects heavy travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Erie & Western
American Car and Foundry Company
Niagara Falls
Pennsylvania
Baltimore & Ohio
Grand Union
Washington, D. C
C. Hutchinson
Louisiana & Texas Lines
Europe
Cincinnati
Hamilton & Dayton
Detroit
Olderham
Columbus, Sandusky & Hocking Road
Cc. W. Smith
McHenry
Northern Pacific
Japan
China
W. W. Shepherd
Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling
Western Passenger Association
G. H H. Wilcox
Georgia Central Augusta
Cineinnati
Conneaut Creek
A. E. Stillwell
Kansasity, Mexico & Orient Railway
London
Phillip Hess
Pennsylvania Company
Fort Wayne
St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern
Eastern Lines
Lake Lines
Lakewood
Col
Samuel Moody
Pennsylvania Lines
G. AR
Cleveland
C. Pope
Th Locamurtte Engineres
A'Biae
Brotherhood of Railway
Montreal
Frank Sweet
Michigan
Atlantic Seaboard
Baltimore & Ohio Road
Washington
Hb. C. Cook
Railway Journal
Colorado
Association of Railway Blacksmiths
Denver
Cook
The
Erie
F. D. Russell
Chicago & Northwestern
Peoria & Eastern
Newman
New York Central
E. BE. Calvin
Oregon
Monon
Indianapolis
Wabash River
Marine Department
Weehawken
Great Northern
Montana Central
Missouri River
Callaway
Soo
Northwestern
St. Paul
Minneapolis
H. M. Bronson
Lynch
Auditorium Hotel
Chicago
Roswell Miller
Hays
Lomax
Senator Clark
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Salt Lake
Los Angeles
Clark Y
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Railway News From Across the North American Lines
Montreal hosts section men on strike as Frank Sweet returns to work for Lake Erie and Western. The Erie and many lines report carloads of wheat and expanding routes, with plans for new terminals, track upgrades, and fare promotions.
Religious Camps End At Camp Acton Getaway Day
Yesterday marked a near conclusion of Camp Acton events with a sunrise prayer meeting at 6 2 o'clock led by W H Wheeler, a Pentecostal service by Miss Anna Downey at 9, and a morning sermon by Rev L Dolph. Downey closed her children's meetings with many children coming forward for blessings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Acton
W. H. Wheeler
Anna Downey
Bethany Park Enjoys Prosperous Assembly Day
Bethany Park closed its 1901 assembly after a day of strong crowds and active services. Sunday schools filled the tabernacle at nine, with Rev C C Rownson of Third Christian Church delivering a sermon on The Mystery of Godliness at ten forty five. A union communion was at 3:40 and a prayer meeting at five, with Rev J F Loyd of Kokomo preaching. The park plans to break camp, and Mrs Maude E Showers said finances look favorable, possibly ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany Park
Tabernacle
C. C. Rownson
Third Christian Church
Kokomo
Maude E. Showers
Live Stock Market Summary From Indianapolis Union Stockyards
Hogs opened quiet then active and steady after a higher opening. Cattle receipts 200. steers to 5.75, heifers to 4.75, cows to 3.35, bulls to 3.50, calves to 6.50. Hog receipts 4,000. prices 5.55 to 6.15 with close about steady. Sheep receipts 175. lambs up to 4.50, ewes around 2.75 to 3.50. Interstate stockyards, Indianapolis, Aug 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Stockyards
Indianapolis
Csicslivaces Seceressinvess
rEenna Ey
Interstate
Squires Company
DTS
Kansas City
Texas
Helfers
Chicago
Coe
Py Louis
Xport
Louisville
New York
South Omaha
Cincinnati
Audited Marion County accounts list for Protestant Orphan Asylum
The document itemizes expenditures and payments for the Protestant Orphan Asylum and related facilities in Marion County. It names numerous individuals, firms, and suppliers including Hartman, Meyer, Ridpath, Beck, Journal Printing Co, and various utilities. The record reflects per diem, salaries, and transportation costs tied to county charitable operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. J
Ntine Journal Printing Co
Armine
Koetine, Treas
Martin Hugg
Sala
L. Hare
Chas
Uliy
David A. Springer
W. G. Miller
Leon Rockwood
Sentinel Printing Co
Indels M. & C Union
H.W Ridpath
H. W. Ridpath
Wm. Beck
Expens Schnull & Co
J. M. & C. Union
Wm. H. Barr
Dacoson & Harrisc Geo. FE. Evans
Lilly & Stalnaker
J. W. Peek & Son
McCormick Har. Mach. Co
Kell & Gammerdinger
Dean Bro
Fleichmann & Co
Darling Bros
Wall Seed Co
Freaney Bros
New Telephone Co
Marie Haslop
Expense Workhe Indianapolis Gas Co
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Aee Feoce
Margaret A. Price
Pune
Mery Edward Senkow
Sik Hellefountaine Street
Mooday
Aig
Greenfield
Pri- Ramyrla
Ametia Saireiele
Farmacieé
Am ‘Ments
A. Diener
Crown Hill
Nots Street
Okey Cement
Okey As Vault Go CO
Madleon Avenue
GHOFP
Barsee Li
Cline Agency
East L
Eet Mechanica
Monarch Gas Engine Co
E. New York
Belt KR. R
Gregory 4
APPEL
Terre Haute Elec. CO
Terre Haute
Bucyrus Company
South Milwaukee
Times
Tibucyrus
Wis
Ne . N— Engine CO
New York St
Fed-Say Hong Low
Indiana
Hop Suey House
Betty
San Francisco
Dara
BN New York and
Belt RE. BR
B. Ea
S. Penn
Coe Union
Ohio Street
Native of Trustees
Tepal Mt
Department
Weiner
of Trustees
Auewsteh
Office of of Trustees
Board of Trustees
Ofcek P. m
Ronnec
Central Indiana Hospital
Trurwea
Indianapolis Journal
L. Rice
Michigan Street
Sco Phonce
Bertermann
Mass
N. del
St. Tel
I Bros
Roth
Hohace Wood
Buckbearde
Peerless Foundry CO
Meek St
H.C Stevens
Tae Ieias
Rank Blanchard
Fe Earhart
Rev
Washington ST
Mon
SAFES
Eee
SAPCS
Herring-Hall-Marvin Safe CO
Oliver A
Monument Place
Joseph Gardner
Kentucky
Cleaveland Fence CO
Bureau
Mrs. Mattie Vanleave
Tally
Jack
Itle Guaranty and Loan Company
East Market Street
Central Traffic Association
Penn
Columbus
Vandalia P. & E
St. Louis
Wabash Developments
Tve
Charles Clifford
Clifford
Butte, Mont
Sherley
Courtright
Acton and
Bethany Parks
Bethany
Patton Bros
Haynes and
Montgomery
Howe Military School
Lima
J. H. McKenzie
Culver Military Academy
Culver, Ind
Lake Maxinkuckee
Circuit Court
John A. Hugg
R. Wm. Coughlin
Cee Garber
Garber & Carpenter
Stenorrm
F. M. Eppert
Joseph van
Geo. B. Elliott
Board of Children’s Guard of Children
Evans Woolen
David Ross
Jas J. King
Ager
Sulery
M. E. Humphrey
Indple Lighe
Ant Power
Indple Gas Co
Reaeue Misthon
Chontton
Phendians
Little Sisters of Poor
Hope of
Eal A ‘Ts
Suetman
Wats Wire
Reymond
White River
Ed Ene
Anglus
Anna B. Fletcher
Eugene Vandyne
W. F. Johnson
Henry C. F. Prange
Panguire & Johnson
Osborne
Br.c, Swan
Casper Ee
Menage & Daow
Kesserling
Tonka Moore
L. R. Allen
L. W. George
J. W. Spicer
the Co
T. N. BR
Frank A. Blanchard
Ek Prue
Edna Cantor
Knox
Jobes
N G Ward
John W. Sluss
Mu. J. Renee
Frank R
Alexander
W. C. Smith
Decatur Township
Bugeee _ Sauley
Évete Aed
Lee
Somal
Tee
HARRY #8. SMITH
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