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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1902

Page

9

Vital Statistics Aug 13 Birth Notices and Obits

Vital statistics column lists births with mothers and addresses across multiple entries, including W and L Brown, M Caliaro, Cline, Fondannon, Wilkins, and Spencer. Also notes obituaries and funeral notices for LANDIS Mrs Jennie Aug 12, and local business listings for monuments, marble works, and funeral directors. The fragment includes mortgage and real estate ads and local service offerings.

Journal Business Directory Elevators and Services

A scanned directory listing various Indianapolis area services including Reed y & Co elevators funeral directors Thompson Rebell patent lawyers Horace Wood livery stable The Peerless Foundry stove repairs Union Transfer storage bicycle repair by Watson Jackson engineering Joseph H Dennis lost jacket and a long ventilation pitch by Rollyn Hawkins detailing heating and ventilating schemes for buildings and sick furnaces.

Thompson Rebell Ingalls Block Indianapolis Horace Wood Otel

The Labor Question According to U S See

A reader praises Senator Hanna for addressing labor issues while arguing that mechanization has cut manual work dramatically. The letter notes the shift across industries, questions suitable remedies, and urges a mutual, principle-based adjustment between capital and labor guided by Christian ethics. It predicts a gradual solution and cooperation between schools, churches, and industry.

Indianapolis Journal Senator Hanna America Indianapolis United States Hanna U. S

A Tuskegee for Indianapolis opines on training colored youths

In a letter to the Indianapolis Journal D H Brown argues for an Indianapolis industrial training school for colored youths modeled after Tuskegee. He praises G W Sloan and Ken Flanner Guid as advocates and suggests forming a guild based program to teach trades, aiming to reduce crime through skilled labor and equal employment opportunity.

Indianapolis Journal G. W. Sloan Sloan Indianapolis Ken Flanner Guid Flancer Guild D. H. Brown M. P

Railroads urge large scale station and shed expansion nationwide

President Stuyvesant Fish of the Illinois Central predicts strong national prosperity and warns rail lines must enlarge facilities as travel and freight surge. The article notes major unions enlarging stations in New York, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Chicago, and discussions in St Louis. It reports Illinois Central planning double tracking and a 15 million expansion funded from earnings and capital stock moves. A separate note covers a proposed protective bureau by Central Passenger Association with Trunk Line and New England groups to guard tickets against scalpers, plus a Chicago Live Stock Association complaint to the Interstate Commerce Commission over lower packing-house and dressed meat rates and live stock discriminations.

Union Railway Company Union New York Philadelphia Pittsburg Chicago St Louis Grand Central New York Central Indianapolis United States Stuyvesant Fish Illinois Central West Cleveland Central Passenger Association Trunk Line New England Association Central Passenger Association Bureau Chicago Live Stock Association Interstate Commerce Commission Western Railroads W. T. Tomlinson Washington Traffic Association

Changes announced in Lake Shore and Lake Erie lines

L FE and W W H Marshall announced changes through H B Storrs moving to Lake Shore as assistant general superintendent and De Witt Moon taking Storrs post at Lake Erie and Western. reports say Chicago & Southeastern deal nears completion with repairs planned and tax settlements in Brazil, Clay County.

W. H. Marshall Lake Shore Road City

Railroads See Mixed Week Earnings Across Lines

Big Four lines earned 959014.65 in early August, down from last year’s 7000.88. Peoria & Eastern grossed 44464.28, a decline of 8554. M D Woodford travels to New York for a multi day absence. Col 8 H Church returns from Muskoka. Pennsylvania, B&O and Erie begin a joint passenger station project at Mansfeld costing 346000. Canadian Pacific declares 2 percent dividend, carries over 3069074. Kellogg named master mechanic at Missouri Pacific shops. C A Sanders resigns. Evansville & Terre Haute earned 31306, down from last year 24. Evansville & Indianapolis earned 7882, up. Edward Carney on vacation at Indianapolis and Richmond. President Walsh denies plans to extend Indiana Southern to Chicago. Through tariffs face possible shifts by New Haven and Boston & Maine. Strong demand for railroad machinists as repairs rise ahead of a busy season.

M. D. Woodford Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Allied Lines New York H. Church Pennsylvania Company Muskoka Lake Pennsylvania Baltimore & Ohio Erie Mansfeld Canadian Pacific W. L. Kellogg Missouri Pacific Fort Scott Kan Viet C. A. Sanders Kellogg Iron Mountain Evansville Terre Haute Nanapolis Edward Carney May Richmond Panhandle Logansport Indianapolis Walsh Indiana Southern Road Chicago St. Louis San Francisco New Haven

Railroads Across the Lakes and Midwest Seaports Develop

The Baltimore & Ohio plans lake port surveys at Fairport Cleveland and Lorain and a harbor at Cowles Creek near Geneva. Line work starts at once and executives including Frank G. Adama and H. D. Judson receive promotions. Pennsylvania and Chicago, Burlington & Quincy announce expansions, new divisions, and through services. Engines, shops, and terminal projects advance as rail networks widen across Illinois Indiana Ohio and Missouri with bids and sales for rival lines expected.

Baltimore & Ohio Fairport Cleveland Lorain Cowles Creek Geneva Frank G. Adama Baltimore Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern H. D. Judson Chicago Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Tilmois Lines F. C. Rice Judson Pennsylvania H. M. Bronson Big Four Schenectady Pennsylvania Railroad Crestline Pittsburg Philadelphia & Reading Des Moines Burlington Chicago and St. Louis Chicago & Alton Peoria & St. Louis Springfield Indiana, Decatur & Western Cincinnati Chicago, Peoria Harry Miller Vandalia C. E. Schaff New York Ramsey Wiggins Ferry Interstate Car Transfer Glenwood Connellsville New Castle Akron Illinois Central American Locomotive Works Consolidated Rogers Works A. C. Thompson United States Court Columbus, Sandusky & Hocking Railroad Columbus Toledo & Ohio Central Hocking Valley Morgan Goulds, Morgans Pennayes George H. Daniels Chautauqua Assembly New York Central Road Lake Shore

Real Estate Transfers Filed in Marion County Ledger

Instrument records filed for 24 hours ending 6 p.m. Aug 13 190% list transfers in Marion county Indiana. Transactions include Auditor to Hiram Brown A. M. Oxle East Park add and multiple sub divisions in North Indianapolis and Brightwood. Amounts range from 1 00 to 3 200 00 with various Lot and Block descriptions and street references.

Recorder's Marion County Indiana Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Company East Market Street Hiram Brown Smith & Ketcham Drake's Eleventh St Fu Stout Et al Holland Robson & Voorhees Michigan ‘St la Salle St Franklin Township Fairview Price Haugshey Ay Blue Ash St State Road Herbert Jones Amy Baker Heynoki Garfield Av Byram Angie Welse Charles C. Mansfield Brightweed Brightwood Twenty-eighth St Ape Eli F. Ritter Eugene Udell Ritter & Merrifield Mutlet Indianapolis Chfton Louis Fye Charles’ Kohlmann A. M Oxle East Park Washington St Near Charles Kohlmann Hazel Otle Meliss Cornelius Otis G. Clarket Columbie Place Charles and Charleton Ava George L. Harrington Robert R. Salter Blk SK Piletcher South Brookside Tuxedo St Tenth St Aeseee Jennie L. Geahem Pile Sangeter Harrison Kid Bom Marea F. Hare Andrew L. Burley CL. Hare Missouri eCarty West Ailes Bo

Rain Dampens Trade On Wholesale Streets As Prices Ease

Wholesale trade slowed on the wholesale street and Commission row with many prices easing. Fruit and vegetable receipts remain liberal while demand softens. Butter improves after a period of weakness. eyes and poultry show steady activity. Grain market dull with mixed car inspections and varied prices. hay and oats weak. wagon market reports indicate lighter offerings and firmer hay.

Commission Row Hay Timothy Igc

Ruddell’s Glenwood and Johnson’s Heirs add transfers

Transfers total $17 420 22 include Lot 1 Ruddell's Glenwood add near Michigan st and Jefferson Ave Lot 18 Ruddell's sab of Outlet 2 Johnson's Heirs add Ash near Nineteenth Also listed are multiple building permits including repairs at Haueisen 314 South East additions at Hummel 512 North Merid and others such as First Baptist Church repairs Mary A Butterfield remodeling 1024 West Year Sixth and works by E Greenstreet Judd Chilton Rice and 1208 Oliver with various frame additions sheds and remodels.

Ruddell Glenwood Michigan St Jefferson Av Johnson Ash At Anaes Allen R. Porter Charles R. Jones Bate Abe Haueisen South Hummel North Merid William H. Traub Blackford First Baptist Church Pennsylvania New York Mary A. Butterfield Au . E. Greenstreet North Central Eo. T. E. Judd Chicago Ewes Chilton Clyde L. Rice Vermont de Varted Oliver

Passenger trains update for Georgia Meridian streets schedule

Train notice lists passenger cars leaving Georgia and Meridian streets with multiple daily departures. Service includes St Louis, Terre Haute, and Western Express routes with times around 3 pm, 6 pm, and 8 pm and hourly Mooresville departures 5:06 am to 6:30 pm, linking to Union Station and Indianapolis connections on Sundays.

St. Louis Limited Terre Haute St Louis St. Louis Western Express

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