Death notices and legal notices mix in Vital Statistics
Several obituaries list Christina Eickman and others with addresses in Indianapolis areas, followed by notices of fraternal lodge funeral arrangements. The document then includes stockholders meeting notices and multiple bankruptcy, mortgage sales, and sheriff sale proclamations with dates, locations, and names of parties involved.
Local Business Directory and Church Notices
The Journal lists funeral directors and florists with addresses and phone numbers, plus numerous church listings in Indianapolis area. Includes holiday services at First Baptist, Central Christian, Plymouth, St Paul’s, Central Avenue Methodist, Meridian Street Methodist, Roberts Park M E, First and Second Presbyterian, Tabernacle, and related notices. Also includes storage ads, a stray dog notice, trade notices, and sheriff sales for Crown Hill Cemetery and Plymouth Savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central-Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Cen’ Avenue
Twelfth Street
H. N. Kerloge
Claas
Meridian-Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Joshua Stansfield
Epworth
Roberts Park
M. E
Delane Sae Een Streets
Ae Wanna A
C. E. Bacon
Mr. Eckert
First Presbyterian Church
North Ala
Fifteenth Street
M. L. Haines
D. D
Society of Christian Endeavor
Second Presbyterian Church
Pennsylvania
Vermont
Owen Davies Odell
Brotherhood League
Charles F. Hansen
Mayer Chapel
Catherine Strests
Lampert
M. Ryer
Tabernacle Church
Meridian
Eleventh Streets
J. Cumming Smith
Senate Avenue
Twenty-first Street
FOR SALE AND RENT ADS MIXED IN OLD JOURNAL PAGE
A dense column of sales and rental notices from a historic newspaper. Listings include FOR SALE items such as a central store with Box 30 address, reclining chairs, a Dean Broa duplex power pump, and SHETLAND PONIES from J. M. WESTCOTT. Also numerous FOR RENT notices for five room cottages and apartments, plus WANTED help including two compositors, two hardware travelers, and sales personnel. Also recruitment for US Marine Corps and advertising for loan services plus a general help-wanted appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Db
Allison
Alabama
Dean Broa
W. Lara
Chalfant
Pennsylvania
Michigan
J. M. Westcott
Richmond
Ind
Eee
W. B. Conkey
Standard House
Caxton
Chicago
Mall
International Correspondence Schools
Boxiff
Scranton
Indianapolis
Stevenson
United States Marine Corps
United States
Naval Service
Cuba
Porto Rico
Manila
Guam
U. S. Marine Corps
Newton Claypool Bidg
Pennsylvania and
Ohio Streets
Two Engineers Killed in Pennsylvania and New Jersey Rail Incidents
In Bradford Pennsylvania a lumber car runaway on May’s siding near Wetmore struck a double header freight, killing Engineers James Murphy of Kane and Charles Dieffenback of Erie and injuring three others. Nearby at Littl Ferry Junction New Jersey two firemen William Mabee and John Wallace died in a collision of two freight trains, with engineer James Stewart badly hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford
May
Wetmore
Philadelphia & Erie
James Murphy
Kane
Charles Dieffenback
Erie
Graw
Davis
C. Chiesel
New York
William Mabee
Butler
N. J
John Wallace
Paterson
James Stewart
Littl Ferry Junction
New York, Susquehanna & Western Railroad
Chelsea Crank Held After Claim Against President Roosevelt
Charles C White, at the Central police station in Chelsea Mass, demanded a warrant for President Roosevelt alleging Roosevelt hired Tim McCarthy and John Farley to assault him in Eastern avenue. White, excited, rambled about grievances on the coal question and was overpowered resisting arrest. a loaded revolver and a razor were found on him and he will be examined by physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
Mass
Roosevelt
Charles C. White
Central Police Station
Grover
White
Tim McCarthy
John Farley
Eastern Avenue
New Traveling Car Men Aiding Movement Of Freight
Eastern roads create traveling car men to monitor delays and loading. They canvass districts, report lightly loaded or delayed cars, and ensure movement within bureau rules. Early results show high pay relative to month’s salary due to improved operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railroad Transportation Committee
Car Service
Pennsylvania rails plan new tunnel and offices in New York
The article details Samuel Rea becoming resident vice president in New York to oversee tunnel and terminal work costing about 40 million dollars and a possible fifth vice president position. It notes Wells Fargo Express inaugurating California to East perishable traffic, a new semi-weekly fridge car service, and railroad leadership changes including G L Potter naming N L Byers and J B Dickson to maintenance roles, with prior Pennsylvania West positions. It also covers telegraph maintenance estimates, underground wiring consideration, Guatemala Northern Railroad appointment of Charles O Gwatkin, White River Railway incorporation in Missouri, and savings deposits for Pennsylvania employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Rea
Pennsylvania
New York
California
Points East
Wells-Fargo & Co. Express
Los Angeles
G. L. Potter
Baltimore & Ohio
N. L. Byers
J. B. Dickson
Charles O. Gwatkin
General Eastern
Wisconsin Central
Guatemala Northern Railroad
Guatemala City
Guatemala
Gwatkin
Mr. Gwatkin
Lynchburg
Great Western Dispatch
Binghamton
White River Railway Company
Arkansas
Secretary of State of
Missouri
State Line
Carthage
Lexington and Southern
Missouri Pacific
Kansas City
St. Louis
Texas
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Company
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
The
Monon
Lake Erie & Western
Abdication rumor denied amid Don Carlos report
Foreign dispatches report Don Carlos will abdicate in favor of son John Amie, but the claim is disputed. Ambassador Tower presented credentials to Emperor William with the US embassy staff present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Carlos
John Amie
Tower
Emperor William
United States
John Roche
East Galway
Roscommon
von Nosti
Berlin
Saxony
St. Louis
Herr Lewald
Tokio
China and Japan Bank
China
King’s Bench
High Court of Justice
London
Taffe Vale Railroad Company
Amalgamated Society of Railroad Servants
Col
Arthur Lynch
Galway
Baron Alverstone
Lynch
Russia
Siberia
Washington Letter and Exiles Welcome on Holy Ground
Washington correspondent reports a telegram seeking to shift Supreme Court timing for noon edition. Poem echoes Pilgrim ancestors arriving on the New England shore, praising faith, freedom, and the homeland as a holy ground where they worship God. Mentions exiles, steadfast courage, and the enduring chest of liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Letter
New York World
Washington
United States Supreme Court
New England
Wholesale Trade Slows Ahead of Holidays in 192
Local wholesale trade slackens as holidays approach with dry goods and confectioners busy yet cautious. Grocers report steadier margins and low loss expectations, while iron and hardware enjoy a strong year aside from wire nails. Eggs and butter stay firm, eggs quiet, poultry rising prices for holiday demand, and cold storage eggs in less demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independents
Trust
Indianapolis Grain Market Sees Active Day with Steady Prices
The Indianapolis Board of Trade secretary reports higher receipts and steady to firm values. Wheat ranges include No 2 red at 73 cents track and 73 cents milling freight, with No 3 red around 72 cents. Corn shows white and mixed grades at 41 to 45 cents, hay steady with No 1 timothy at 13 to 13.50 dollars, wheat and corn carload totals listed, wagon market notes high hay at 15 dollars per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hay
Timothy
Mix Y
Prices paid by shippers on farm commodities and goods
Fragmentary list of prices for poultry game and hides, assorted foods and groceries, including turkeys ducks geese rabbits cheese and nuts, various animal products like hides tallow and beeswax, and retail prices for coal coke and chemicals, with many OCR garbles and unreadable items. The piece reads as a retail price column from a historical newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
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Vital Statistics
W. and
Willkofcky
West Ray
EB. West
L. Heed
North Senate
Christina M. Eickman
Flanney
Hiney Confare Hibbs
Your- D Maconkey
East
Pratt
Genevieve Joslin
Walcott
Peake
Benjamin J
North State Avenue
Adorham Grand Lodge of Perfection
Brethren of the Rite
Lewis E. Morrison
Rancis T. Holliday
Pek
A. Diener
ORR Tutewiler & Son
Adams & Krieger
N. Ll
B. Kregeld
Klaware ST. Fiannan & Buchanan
Gmbalmere
Illinois Street
Legal Advertisement
the Insurance Company
East Market Street
Charles Schurmann
Thomas B. Lenn
State of Indiana
R. McDaniel Et al
Cyrus Osborn
Ars
Hendricks Circuit Court
Nemes ©. Winsted
Helen D. Winsted
Raymond RK
Court of Indiana
Circuit Court
Hendricks
Indiana
Cyrus Osborne
James
A. Brown
District Court of the United States
Edgar Lee Burnett
Ieee
County
Albert. Rabb
Polis
Superior Court of County
H. M. Elwyn
Elizabeth
Marion County
Clifford Place
Eugene Saulcy
Ayres, Soon & Hollett
UFE
Frank Schmidts
Julia Et al
Hogehire
Simms & S
Pleasant Run
Page Recorder
Townley
Superior Court of County, Indians
Celtic Saving and Loan Association
Isinti
John Dwyer
Gay
Spann & Campbell
Sherif
Harrington
Sheriff's
Harry & Burnett Et al
M. Clark
Michael
In- Bech Rea
Eugene Skiley
Frank Blanchard
N. Delaware
Eatermann Bros
Mase Ay
Ne del
St. Tel
Thompson R. Bell
Ingalls Block
C. Indianapolis
Horace Wood
Circle
First Baptist Church
Peonarivenis Streeta
Thomas J. Patter
la. m
Christian
Central Christian Church
Delaware and
Walnut Streets
Allan Bb. Philpott
Christian Endeavor Society
Plymouth Church
the Temple
Tenth Streets
H. C. Meserve
Episcopalian
Stratford-on-Avon
Methodist
Presbyterian
Union Erase and Company
East St
Union Tracks
We Warehouse Co
W. E. Kurtz
Pres
H. A. Crossland
Mgr
S. Penn
Fritz
Monument Place
Joseph Gardner
Kentucky Ave
R. K. Kelley
Baird Bidg
Nsas City
Ace
QUONG LEE &@ CO
Japan
N. Lawarest
Journal
Ees
Mutual Home and Savings Association
Superior Court
Crown Hill
Patrick J. Ryan
Rion County
Newiana
Ovid Butler
Smith, Duncan, Hornbrook & Smith
Plymouth Savings and Loan Association
Isinuiff
Jerome H. Scott
A. D. Krewson
John Young
University Place
Irvington
Krewson
Recorder
Harvey, Pickens, Cox & Kahn
Cigar Store
Care the Journal
EL Market
Gregory & Aprow
Manhattan
Ee Es
Champion Refining CO
Cleveland
Tedtetapolis
Everybody's Supply CO
Ea Law
C. F. Sayles CO
N. Williams & CO
Market St
Clements & Evans
Wefordsville
Building Association
Central Loan Company
Stevenson Building
Washington Street
Walter N. Bloculist
Boston
Newton Claypool Building
President Roosevelt
Big Four Earsings
Wabash
Carnegie
Carnegie Company
Big Four
Peoria & Eastern
New York Central
J. K. Dillon
New Haven & Hartford
Saintendent Johnson
Louisville & Nashville
International & Great Northern
New Fort Worth- Waco
Cook
Territories
J. M. Stover
McCormick
Southern Railway
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Hays
Grand Trunk
Dominion Parliament
Pacific Coast
Worth Bay
D. F. Crawford
Fort Wayne
Ohio
Liverpool
Potteries
Edwin E. Little
Westinghouse Air-brake Company
C., R. & M. Railroad
Peru
Fulton
J. F. Thompson
Santa Fe
Dennis Sullivan
Indianapolis, Peru & Chicago
Sullivan
Beau Campbell
American Tourist Association
Campbell
Maxmillan
Illinois
Northwest
Italy
Monon Railroad Company
Frankfort
Lafayette
Gail Nipper
George D. Massey
Philadelphia
Francis L. Gowen
Cassatt
General Foreign News
Supreme Court
Landing of the Pilgrim Fathers
Wari
Ailda Thomas
Lou Hall
Cape Cod
Coal and Coke
Kana
Enokaens
Connellsville
Lsc Bu
Berga
Arwell
Simyzun
Dywer Bim
AES Wierda
Warnes Kidners
Warren
Lige
Age
Slater
Lee
Ike
Hamilton
Ftie
Methuen
Oakland AF
Portamouth
Sunnehanna
Shetucket SW
Shetucker PF
Swift Hiver
Jes Bivae
Nesdonaer Nesancanae Seics le Grain Bage
Amoskeag
Nid
Harmony
Earna
Barry
Millet Oil and Supply Gawr
Union
Seppe
Fly
Petare Rostong
Bia
Gates
Columbia
Orleans
Orice
Louisiana
Iron and Steel
Mill Iseratea
Homeahoen Pee
Ben Ms
Lord—Keith
Mott's
New Yorks Gravensteins
Kings
Cox
Baldwins
Bonanne
Laree
Oe Bunch
Boomers San Celery
Boomers San Celery—Mie1 . Be ; Home Doz
Jersera
Califorta
Jifornia
Wisconsin
Gina Jean
Fred Hallen
Est Macart
Three Sisters
Warren & Blanchard
Crane Bros & Belmont
John B. Camp
Mile
Bonaie Thornton
Bioscope
Empire Theater Testare's
Imperial Burlesquers
Irwin
Parker
OMEGA
Indianapolis Gas Company
Pennsylvania Street
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