Storage ad for warehouses and moving services
Storage no tats mice or bugs in new storage house with separate apartments. 105 NM Alabama St. Pronagh-Inup ls Warehouse Co. W. E. Kurtz president H. Crossland manager. We store pack and haul. Union Transfer and Storage Company corner East Ohio Street and Bre Mane tenes Sene cers solicited. ratching of goods shipped to Pacific coast Western points.
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W. EB. Kurtz, Presa
Crossland
Mgr
S. Penn
Hio Street
Indianapolis Emergency Bonds sealed bids invited
Sealed proposals for Indianapolis Emergency Bonds of 1901 are invited by the City Comptroller. Bids may cover all or part of the bonds, awarded at the Comptroller’s office in Indianapolis on December 11 between noon and 2 pm. Bonds issued at par with interest, bid security required, and the city reserves the right to reject any bids.
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Department OF Finance
Indianapolis
Inc
Inets
Banking House
Winslow
la Bier
New York City
Mmis
Llanspolis
Indiana
Iaie
S. Eae
Ormer Armin SS
India Indies
National Insurance Committees Named by Auditor of State
Auditor W. H. Hart as president of the National Association of Insurance Commissioners announces committees across laws and legislation miscellaneous mortality and interest blanks unauthorized insurance and more. Members span many states including New York Massachusetts Tennessee Michigan and others with detailed assignments for each panel.
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W. H. Hart
National Association of Insurance Commissioners
H. D. Appleton
New York
F. L. Cutting
Massachusetts
R. E. Folk
Tennessee
J. C. Linehan
New Hampshire
J. W. Barry
Michigan
Lloyd Wilkinson
Maryland
W. Carr
Maine
W. Marshall
Delaware
Ed McDaniel
Alabama
Leroy Grant
Wyoming
J. V.eegae
Jefferson Johnson
Texas
A F. Merriam
Iowa
George W. Marshall
J. B. Chenault
Kentucky
Henry Yates
Illinois
Francis Hendricks
A. I. Vorys
Ohio
Thomas J. Wagner
Missour
Committee On Reserve Other Than Life
A. L. Vorys
John C. Linehan
James R. Young
North Carolina
Max Beeler
Thomas C. Monroe
Arkansas
S. W. Ferguson
Emil Giljohan
Wisconsin
E. H. Dearth
Minnesota
J. J. Brinkerhoff
Minois
S. W. McCullough
Pennsylvania
A. S. Vorys
Fraternal Insurance
Fred Howland
Vermont
T. H. Wagner
Missouri
Game Law Case Dismissed
The United States Court yesterday dismissed the case against Downey Knotts of Medaryville charged with killing quail in violation of state law and shipping them out of state in violation of federal law.
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Downey Knotts
Medaryville
Quail
United States
Moonlight over eastern wood in Whittier verse excerpt
A Whittier poem fragment describes a moonlit night over a wood, the hill and ravines catching silver light. The scene contrasts white snow with dark conifers, creating a stark, cold atmosphere where light defines the cold landscape.
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J. G. Whittier
Life and Distinguishd Stories Of William Wri vley
An advertisement announces the Journal has purchased thousands of copies of a book by Murat Halstead and offers them to subscribers at low prices. It claims no profit from sales and restricts copies to one per person, urging prompt action due to limited supply and directing readers to a three column display ad for details.
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E Journal
Train load sets new November records at Indianapolis
Freight officials report 120 652 cars handled in November at Indianapolis with 6 097 loaded, a record for the month. Belt line moved 88 784 cars around the city, a record-breaking month. Officials urge stronger passenger cars to reduce loss of life in collisions and call for tougher coach construction to match Pullman standards.
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Indianapolis
Wabash
Through train service talks with Lackawanna and Nickel Plate
W H Truesdale, president of the Lackawanna, in Chicago confers with Nickel Plate officials to improve through train service. He cites heavier travel and faster freight as achievable with current lines. Other notes cover Panhandle, Wabash, Big Four traffic, and depot repairs as rail executives discuss schedules and block signaling.
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W. H. Truesdale
Lackawanna
Chicago
Truesdale
Samuel Sloan
Road
Sloan
Wabash
Bank closes after teller defalcation at Ballston Spa
The First National Bank of Ballston Spa New York closes pending investigation after discovering irregularities in teller Charles E Fitcham accounts. Shortage reported as 100000 dollars with surplus thought to cover losses though bank capital remains 100000. Fitcham arrested awaiting further action as officials assess past records.
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George West
H. J. Donaldson
Fitcham
Graham
van Vraken
Lamoreaux
City News Notes and Local Updates
Dr Denson plans to return from Chicago this week after weeks in hospitals and clinical schools. John E Boyer of Lagrange promoted to captain in the Indiana National Guard. Minor F Bates appointed bankruptcy referee at Bloomfield to replace Thomas Van Buskirk. Gruelle studio opens next Saturday with a special display and public hours 9 to 4. Mrs Margaret Moffett dies at Danville Ill, born 1819 in Ohio. burial in Danville. Daraner Dewar improving but still fragile after brain hemorrhage. Meridian W C T U meets this afternoon. Mary Balch to report on national convention and world missionaries. Funeral of John Vogt held today near Crawfordsville road. death linked to prior injury and Big Four incident. Donations sought for poor kindergarten children. location Nos 1003 Coe St or 3% North Delaware St. Butler College sophomore debate Dec 16. McElroy to represent. subject on labor organization and hindrance to industry. Butler College freshman class debates last night. six contestants, team Dillon Black Dodson.
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Chicago
John E. Boyer
Lagrange
Company 3
Third Infantry
Indiana National Guard
Minor F. Bates
Bloomfield
Thomas van Buskirk
United States Court
R. B. Gruelle
Duncar Dewar
Fletcher
Meridian
George Bruenig
Park Avenue
Mary Balch
Organization of Labor
Butler College
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Black
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Cold weather boosts city markets and trade activity
Wholesale grocers lead in volume as cool weather clears out retail stock. Sugars and coffee move freely, molasses and syrups in demand, canned goods and evaporated fruits selling well. Dry goods rebound, leather trade strong with steady prices, flour and wheat prices firm, hog products active, poultry mostly light receipts but firmer prices, eggs scarce and firm, butter brisk at top quotes, iron and hardware holding firm, commission row busy, apples midrange, oranges more available and Florida fruits popular.
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Florida
Market Receipts and Price Movements for Grains and Produce
Receipts for cereals remain light with prices advancing. all grains show higher values than a week prior. Corn set per bushel at 68 pounds beginning Dec 1, with old corn prices down. wheat and oats show firm bids. Wagon market offers were liberal yet well cleared by afternoon. prices for corn oats hay and various produce and byproducts listed, including turkeys, cheese, butter, and many grocery items with specific per unit quotes.
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Hay
Timothy
Local Council of Women Debates National and City Issues
At yesterday’s Local Council of Women meeting delegates from affiliated societies prepared to vote on national matters. A resolution to amend the constitution to criminalize polygamy and disenfranchise offenders was approved for petition to Congress. Local matters include carnival abolition, obscene billboards, Saturday closing, and treatment of city prisoners.
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United States
Congress
National Council of Women
International Council of Women
Indianapolis
Woman's Protective Association
Massachusetts Civil-service Reform Aux
Bey
Moody
Meh Eer
Y M C A News Dyer Medal Contests Set Attract Local Athletes
The Y M C A announces the second Dyer medal contest for its athletic program with 30 to 40 entrants expected. Events include a forty eight yard potato race a running high kick and an eighteen foot rope climb. Mothers Club auxiliary meets this afternoon to discuss boys regulation. Gymnastics exams led by Fred West slated for Dec 16 with class closures until January. Gideon Band Camp No 1 will lead Sunday services at 3 pm pastor Dr Ba con delivering the sermon.
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Y. M. Co. AL
Gideon Band
Dr. Bacon
Roberts Park Church
Supreme Court voids Gravett Osteopathy charge
Columbus Ohio December 1 The Supreme Court annulled an indictment against H H Gravett of Dark county for unlawfully practicing Osteopathy The attorney general says the ruling frees Gravett but grants the state a victory by holding that osteopathy need not be examined as a required medical practice the doctors of any other field may be sufficient.
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Supreme Court
H. H. Gravett
Dark County
Dr. Gravett
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