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Newspaper
The Indianapolis Journal
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1902
Page
2
In Chicago a poetic headline inspires chatter as emphasis on a verse about Old Hiems leads to bets and literary play. Judge Martindale, Bates, Reverend Reed, and community readers debate whether the line hints at venison or benison. Bates is credited with the correct reference.
Judge Carter in Room 3 Superior directed George Young Indiana National Bank and Indiana Deposit Co defendants in Med by Oscar Sandeborg and Jen Day to appear Thursday morning. The hearing aims to reveal facts behind Youngs $2500 claim for attorneys fees and the banks denial of payment and the restraining order related to a lock box. The examiner will also probe the banks denial of admission to the lock box and the accompanying suit for damages against the Sandeborgs.
Wulchner's piano showroom announces new instruments priced from sixteen dollars upward. The ad highlights affordable starter pianos for learners and mentions a range of models and tones to suit beginner and casual players.
In Indianapolis Superior Court Judge Vinson Carter granted a temporary injunction against White River Lodge of the International Association of Machinists. The order bars strikers from interfering with Indianapolis Drop Forging Company and its workers, allows up to two peaceful pickets, and stops threats or coercion. The ruling follows testimony on a prolonged strike and lockout with the court deeming the cited picketing within legal bounds.
The fast mail from Philadelphia via Richmond to Chicago departs Philadelphia at 4 55 p m and arrives Richmond at 6 45 p m reaching Chicago about 1 0 a m This route will deliver a large bulk of mail from Philadelphia Washington Baltimore eastern and central Pennsylvania and central Ohio and promises at least one additional delivery.
A time change today on the Pennsylvania Railroad will cut five hours from mail transit between Philadelphia and Chicago and beyond. The new schedule creates a early Chicago fast mail at 3 a m to connect with Northwestern trains and other fast services on Burlington St Paul and Wisconsin Central lines, via a special mail car train from the Panhandle system.
Dr George E Hunt dean of Indiana Dental College and secretary of the Commercial Club and Augustus L Mase will speak at the YMCA at 3 this afternoon on the Citizens League. Hunt will discuss Chicago success and Mason will outline Indianapolis plans and needs. Memorial Church male quartet provides music with Willard Beck directing and George Hebble at the piano.
County commissioners alter bridge plans cutting abutment depth from twenty two to eighteen feet to save about 10000 dollars. The change, allowed by contract clause, responds to finding sixty feet of sandy riverbed below the surface, making shallower abutments equally secure. Contractors William Fife and Son were surprised by the revision.
Civil engineer H A Mansfield filed the route map for the Consolidated Traction Company's Indianapolis to Crawfordsville line with the county clerk. Deeds for right of way are being secured and maps for proposed rights of way filed in Hendricks, Boone and Montgomery counties. Edward Hawkins, a road promoter, promises that work on the proposed line will begin soon.
Advert reads Dunlap s hats and feed for horses, dustless oats by Langenskamp Bros, brass works, railing, and 138 142 EB Georgia st. Also mentions harness robes, stable blankets, veterinary carpene, Mrs Austin s pancakes, groceries, and various shop addresses and phone numbers.
The institute touts success with chronic diseases and deformities, claiming deep-seated cures others could not achieve. It stresses training under Dr Still, expert licensed osteopaths, and careful, individualized care with free consultation at the Stevenson building Indianapolis office.
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