Rent Notice and Local Church Notices in Marion County
Public sale notice from Marion County Sheriff Eugene Saulcy dated Dec 14 1901 references rent and sale of real estate in Robbins & Hubbard Hill Place Indianapolis. Also lists a dense Journal Directory of local businesses and church services with multiple congregations and times across Indianapolis central streets.
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Marion County
Indiana
Robbins & Hubbard
Hill Place
City of
Indian
Eugene Saulcy
E. Jacoby
Central Universalist Church
New Jersey
Fifteenth Streets
Marion Crosley
Eden
Serpent
Absentee Zachariah Pollard hearing in Shelby Court
Indiana Shelby Circuit Court notifies Zachariah Pollard, absent for twenty years, that a petition seeks administration of his estate. Hearing set at Shelbyville Courthouse on January 18 as clerk FRANK GLESSNER and attorney H. CHADWICK announce. Union National Savings and Loan Association stockholders meet January 11 at 2 PM in Indianapolis with secretary O. Pensley issuing notice.
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State of Indiana
County of
Shelby
Shelby Circuit Court
J. Pollard
Zachariah Pollard
Zacharia Ollard
Indiana
Wyoming Territory
United States of America
Deadwood
Shelbyville
Ile
Frank Glessner
H. Chadwick
Union National Say and Lown Association
Eset Obie Street
Indianapolis
Ind
Baturdey
IWA
National Saving ® and Loam Association
Pensley
Per Diem Question on Car Charges on Foreign Lines
Seven questions from the American Railway Association address the problem of per diem versus mileage charges for cars used on foreign lines. The committee on car service in St. Louis was asked to report at the next meeting. Major railroads seek per diem charges, with fines and practical obstacles discussed to ease operations.
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The
American Railway Association
St. Louis
Wabash Carnegie Links Stir Speculation In Rail Moves
Rumor mills center on Andrew Carnegie buying Wabash stock and backing Gould. History notes Carnegie’s clash with Pennsylvania over steel rates and a bid to secure an eastern outlet, plus a massive 622 locomotives and several thousand cars ordered this year. Western lines sign a cast iron freight pact and plan publishing export rates.
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Chicago
Missouri River
Western Lines
Railroads and Officials Across the Midwest in Transit News
The Queen & Crescent reports 2,426,700 earned since July 1 with a 282,607 gain. Norton of Toledo, St. Louis & Western expected home from New York. Mansfield of Indianapolis & Vincennes to return from Pittsburg. Trains 21 and 2 at Pittsburg, Fort Wayne & Chicago add buffet parlor cars New York to Chicago. Hocking Valley earns 93,870.32 in second week of December, up 1,320.0 from last year. Fort Wayne YMCA library swells to over 21,350 volumes. Big Four shipped 49 enlisted and 21 officers Columbus to San Francisco for the Philippines. Burt of Michigan Central patents a ticket dater embroider. tests in major offices. Grain inspection charges rise Jan 1 in Chicago from ¼ to ½ cent per car. Harriman Hill roads offer 5 homeseekers rate to compete with Santa Fe. H. F. Bickell to stay on Erie & Western as eastern division supt. J. B. Thomas to retire. Philadelphia & Erie dividend 2 percent payable Dec 3, first in years. PRR controls Philadelphia & Erie. Edward R. Thomas of Evansville & Terre Haute elected director of Bowling Green Trust. Gould noted. Russell named Illinois Central city passenger agent.
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Queen & Crescent
Norton
Toledo, St. Louis & Western
New York
M. W. Mansfield
Indianapolis & Vincennes
Pittsburg
Fort Wayne
Chicago
Hocking Valley
Young Men's Christian Association
Columbus
San Francisco
Philippines
A. J. Burt
Michigan Central
Pacific Coast
Harriman and
Hill
Santa Fe
H. F. Bickell
Ke Erie & Western
J. B. Thomas
Philadelphia & Erie
Pennsylvania Railroad
Edward R. Thomas
Evansville & Terre Haute
Com- Bn
Owling Green Trust Company
Win Gould
William A. Russell
Illinois Cen
Tral
St. Louis
William E. Bryan
Orr
Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern
D. G. Edwards
Cincinnati, Hamilton
W. T. Parsons
Philadelphia & Reading
Waldo
Wilson
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
Toledo
Pere Marquette
Chicago & Eastern Ilinois
Florida
Greensboro
Denver & Rio Grande
George R. Kramer
George Gould
Colorado Midland
Southern
Princeton
Ind
Erie Railway
Underwood
The
Erie
E. B. Thomas
J. H. Glover
Jewett Car Works
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Connellsville
Newark
Western Roads
Sumner J. Collins
Frankfort
Collins
Wisconsin Central
L. L. Rogers
Choctaw, Oklahoma & Gulf Railroad Company
Railroad Commission of Arkansas
Wabash Railway Couny
G.S. McKee
Wabash
George W. Smith
Tilton
Thomas B. Hindle
Peru
Z. A. Baird
Roundhouse
Columbus, Sandusky & Hocking
Shawnee and
Sandusky
Ann Arbor
Baltimore & Ohio
Southern Railway
Mississippi
Samuel B. Sweet
Lake Erie & Western
Ford Wood
Peoria & Eastern
Central Freight Association
A. M. Waite
New York Central
Association of Mechanical Officers
Vanderbilt Line
Lake Shore
Nickelplate
Big Four
Boston & Albany
Baltimore & Ohio Lines
TI. B. Martin
Pittsburg & Western
Ohio River Railroad
Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling
Cleveland Terminal
Pullman Company
McDoel
Monon
Michigan City
Stilwell
Kansas
el Fuerte
Anthony
Kan
Oklahoma
Rail interests reshuffle as officials resign and new plans emerge
A flurry of railroad moves changes leadership and strategy across several lines. EB 8 Orr resigns. D G Edwards cuts Dayton Troy fares. four corner condemnation suit in Toledo involving Pere Marquette. Chicago & Eastern Illinois announces Chicago to Florida train starting Jan 6. Princeton papers boycott by Western shop officials follows a wreck hoax. Major shifts in management and new coupon travel approach announced by Baltimore & Ohio.
Indianapolis Fire Insurance Company Bond Investment Note
The Indianapolis Fire Insurance Company reports assets over thirty dollars invested in government bonds municipal securities and mortgage loans. The notice urges patronage of a safe sound home community. Office No % feast Market Street. John M Spann secretary John H Holliday president.
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C. F. Sayles
Market Street
D. W. CO
Lombard Building
W. A. Pjestic
Indianapolis
Spann & CO
E. Market
Oo. & Fifleld
Ed Majestic Building
Indianapolis Fire Insurance Company
Feast Market Street
John M. Spann
John H. Holliday
Cold weather slows trade as grocers anticipate holiday demand
Trade in holiday lines stalls due to unusually cold weather. Commission row and delayed shipments hinder stock movement while oranges and butter stay in demand. Turkeys expected next week. eggs and rab bits steady. Grain bids show mixed prices with wheat and corn firm and hay weaker. wagon market reports softer hay and steady to mild gains on other grains.
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Jersey
Price list of poultry produce and groceries for shipper buyers
Prices paid by shippers for poultry and produce include young turkeys 7 c per lb, hens and cocks 3 c, young chickens 5 c, ducks 6 c, geese 4.80 per dozen. extensive ranges for cheese, butter, canned goods, spices, oils, dry goods, produce, and hardware with state, city, and vendor variety. Items cover hides, tallow, waxes, meats, nuts, soap, flours, cocoa, coffee, molasses, lumber, coal, coke, fertilizers, and farm staples.
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New York
Brick
Limburger
Arkansas man jailed for Springdale Bank robbery
Fayetteville Arkansas December 2 N B Carlisle once a merchant and livery stableman was arrested on robbery charges for yesterday’s Springdale Bank theft of 7 dollars He is held on a 3000 bond for Monday’s exam tomorrow about three thousand dollars of the money has been recovered An overcoat possibly Carlisle s was found today with a pistol and a bundle containing 1000 in bills in its pockets
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Fayetteville
Ark
N. B. Carlisle
Springdale
Cariisie
Death From Cold Claims Life of Herrington Man
ABILENE Kan Dec 20 Alexander Gunn of Herrington Kan died here today from cold weather. He claimed to be 70 years old.
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Abilene, Kan
Alexander Gunn
Herrington
Kan
Transformation of a Bun Gay Magazine Featured Pieces
An editorial praise of a unique publication named Bun Gay Magazine presenting artistic and literary topics through a remarkable transformation. The piece highlights its appeal to readers through intelligence curiosity and humor.
New Era Supplement promises diverse, transformative content
A promotional notice details the New Era Supplement magazine with weekly axed departments, ranging from literature and art to women’s topics and children’s education. It touts the Hall Process, affordable 5 cent pricing, and lively instructional transformations aimed at entertainment and instruction for families.
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NEW Era
Christmas Magazine Supplement Features and Tales
A jumble of feature items and illustrations from a Christmas number magazine. Highlights include dream stories such as Her Christmas Eve Dream of Him and A Christmas Eve Ghost, plus sections on transformation history and odd Christmas views.
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Our
Mabel Mine
Slumberland
UNK
Jobe Jasper
Mr. Carnegie
Woman's Moketown Magazine
Don’t Forget It’s With Next Sunday’s Journal Five Cents
Prompts readers to order the Next Sunday’s Journal now to avoid missing a feature or service, noting the five cent price and urging timely submission to prevent loss.
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Etva
Germanta Street
E. and
Leona Fifer
St. Peter Street
John and
Edna Edwaridts
Ruth Street
Willi A. Holand
Margaret A. Collins
Madison Mercy Amt Ebien Mercy
Ralph H. Mollingeworth
Mary BE. Wyatt
Katie E. Prindle
Spain Ave
Murry Houstey
Roanoke Street
Cubercuinel Lote Wilson
Malone
Chicago Street
Lewis
Charles & Lewis
North Meridian Street
A. Diener
Washington
Tel
Crown Hill
Ee Flanner & Suchanan
Illinois Street
Kkegelo
New
Delaware St
Market St
Irwin Robbin & Co
J. M. Crandall
N. Clinois St
W. Grever
Majestic
Witt Harshaw
Washington St
Gregory & Appel
Arracr
Cail
United Writer and Supplies CO
Monument Place
Joseph Gardner
Kentucky
Aero Is Wrecking CO
Cornell Ow
Superior Court
Nancy Ellen
Ies
Reedy © CO
Reeve
Bertermann Bros
New No
N. del. St. Tel
Optician
Rouse & Mayhew
Vatent Lawyers
ET. Silvius & CO
Pennsylvania St
Thomas R. Bell
Ingalls Block
H. Lockwood
Lemeke Building
Stegmeir Brosster and Chop House
N. Uilnels St
ORAC
Peerless Foundry CO
Meek St
H. C. Stevens
Senate
NERAL
Frank Blanchard
Apt
First Baptist Church
Pennsylvania
Thomas J. Villers
Bible School
Christian
Central Christian Church
Delaware and
Walnut Streets
Allan B. Philputt
Tor
Christian Endeavor Society
Lymouth Church
Temple
Tenth Streets
Meserve
Park Avenue
Methodist
Central Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Central Avenue
Twelfth Street
H. W. Kellogg
D. D
Meridian-Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Joshua Stansfield
Dudly Buck
Sun School
Epworth League
Roberts Park
M. E
Delaware
Vermont Streets
C. E. Bacon
Presbyterian
First Presbyterian Church
North Alabama Street
Fifteenth Street
M. L. Haines
Society Christian Endeavor
Second Presbyterian Church
Vermont
R. V. Hunter
de Motte
Mayer Chapel
West
Catharine
Samuel Sawyer
Edward P. Matthews
Tabernacle Church
Meridian
Seventh Streets
J. Cumming Smith
Universalist
Oscar S. Wads
Philadelphia
South Philadelphia Woolen CO
U. S. Army
United States
North Illinois
Scranton
Stevenson Building
Journal Offic
Tenth
Capitol
Ayres
Board of Trade
H. Bloor
Lemcke
S. F. Earhart
W. W. Wash. St
H. P. Wasson & Co
Building Association
BK Washington Street
Huber
George W. Huber
George W. Haver
Salt Court
George BK Elliott
Marion Circuit
Tritans
Ansuad
Union National Saw- Leap Association
Omo Street
Indiagapoux
Union National Savings Snl Loan Association
P. Enaley
Roblin Hawkins
Virginia Nv
New Soté
Royal Insurance Company
W. A. Grever
Majestic Bidg
WM. C. Anderson
New Telephone
Law Building
Indf'll Warehouse Co
E. Kurtz
H. A. Crossland
Mgr
Penn
Union Transfer and Storage Company
Ohio Street
Carnegie
Pittsburgh
Andrew Carnegie
Gould Company
Steel Trust
Tidewater
Carnegie Company
Gould
Department Store
Chicago Chronicle
Burlington
James J. Hill
Geen
Standard
California
Jackson
Kans
Raymond
Winitrede
Luhrig
Brazil
Greene County
Slack
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Boyds
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Cabot
Fae
Cumberland
Dwight Anchor
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Hilt ‘Fine
Wey
Andros
Allen
Allen Robes
Marton Aymiass
Tancy
Ney
Jetnhuen Gaukiund
Portsmouth
Iiiee
Sia
Shetucket
Éige
Bates
Lancaster
Sue
John A. Fisher
Thos. W. Kyley
Brooklyn
Yale
Via
Banjo Club
Frank James
Jesse James
Wabash and
Delaware Sts
Rose Hill Folly Co
Imperial Barx
Dewey Burlesquers
H. E. Hamilton & CO
Pembroke Arcade
Atkins
South Illinois Street
W. B. Barry Law and Supply Co
S. Penn. ST
Java
Ariosa
Lion
Jesse
Caracas
Dillworth's
Gates
Columbia
Seelo
Cassia
Orleans
Bank
Best Straits
Labrador
mons—Messina
Bae Levis
Michigan
Ota Timothy
Orton
Tom Nawa
Midgley and Carlisle
Josephine Sabe
Bruett and Reviere
de Courcy Brothers
Austins
Mady
Fox
Biograph
SGOQ
Hwerminks
Sgo
Soc
Beaux and
Vorses
Atlas
Tao
Indianapolisusiness Universit
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