Wealth grows from saving, not high earnings
A reflection on frugality noting that true wealth comes from what you save rather than what you earn, urging prudent financial habits and long term planning.
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Newspaper
The Indianapolis Journal
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1902
Page
10
Savings deposits welcomed at any time with $1.00 minimum
A notice states deposits of $1.00 and upward are accepted at any time. There is no required minimum beyond the initial amount and no obligation to deposit at specified periods.
Law and City Utilities in Indianapolis Notice
Fragmentary OCR listing multiple Indianapolis utilities and companies such as Gas Co Water Co Citizens Street Railway Union Traction Co and new telephone ventures referencing the Law Building and Belt Railroad with partial entries for Indianapolis Fire Insurance Co. The readable items indicate a historical city notice of corporate names and locations without a clear action or date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stock— Belt Railroad
Law Building
Marion Trust Co
Security Trust Co
New Telephone Co
Union Traction of
Indiana
1St Mortes
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Gas Co
Indianapolis Water Co
Citizens
Union Traction Co
Indianapolis Street
Hng Belt Railroad
New Lb. Telephone Co
Indianapolis Fire Ins. Co
American National
American Central Life Insurance
Atlas Engine Works
Capital National
Central Trust
Ee Climax Coffee
Columbia National
Consum Federal Union Surety
Indiana Indiana Manufacturing
Indiana Natio
Indiana Trust
Indianapolis Gas Company
Indianapolis It and Power
Indianapolis Reet Railway
Indianapolis Fire Insurance
Marion Tras’ Merchants
People’s Deposit
Polk, J. T
Indianapolis Improvement
Indianapolis Street Railway
Live Stock Markets Report From Indianapolis Union Stockyards
The live stock market shows cattle scarce and strong with higher prices, hogs active and firm to higher, sheep slightly lower, and other markets in mixed condition. Cattle receipts were about 200. steers brought 3.61 to 4.40, heifers to 3.50s, cows 5 to 7. The report notes limited grade variety due to holiday timing and presents representative sales figures for steers, stockers, heifers, cows, and calves with ranges for good to choice lots and common stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UNION
Indianapolis
Texas
Ledeb
Weecer eBuba
Courre
Interstate
Geman
Esate
New York
Chicago
Canada
East Buffalo
Kansas City
Sane Meee
Zee
Larket
ST. Louis
Omaha
Sgeae
Webura
SGA
Lee
Cincinnati
Doo
Aneer
Live Stock Market Report From Multiple U.S. Yards
Cattle and hog prices varied across major markets with overall strength in midweek trading. Strong demand pushed top steers and lambs higher while common grades stayed softer, and receipts remained moderate across Indianapolis Chicago New York Buffalo and Kansas City yards.
Miss Hulda Jensen Skips Rope 125 Times Despite Risk
In Minneapolis Times notes Miss Hulda Jensen reportedly skipped rope 125 times without a break. Doctors fear she may become paraplegic if she survives, underscoring the era’s dramatic health warnings and the unusual endurance anecdote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Hulda Jensen
Good Volume of Trade Signals Easing in Monetary Situation
New York stock activity showed strong breadth with leading issues like Missouri Pacific New York Central and Northern Securities lifting sentiment though a feverish sugar market caused slight irregularity at close. Rumors of dividend boosts and rights issues circulated while copper and coal related stocks gained on favorable reports. Bond sales remained solid and currency movements suggested external factors, including heavier New Orleans shipments and a muted sterling outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
Northern Securities
Great Northern
Northern Securities Company
St. Paul
Sugar
Shorts
Canadian Pacific
Amalgamated Copper
Montana
Stock Exchange
United States Steel
Sterling Exchange
Berlin
New Orleans
International Mercantile Marine
New Shipping Company
United States
New York Clearing House Banks and Financial Markets Totals
The New York Financier lists bank reserve totals and changes for New York City. Reports include commercial paper rates in Indianapolis, call and time money in New York, sterling exchange levels, and bank clearings and balances across major cities. International markets show London and Paris rates, with Berlin and room for Treasury balances in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New York
Indianapolis
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Chicago
New York Exchange
Philadelphia
ST. Louis
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Real Estate Transfers in Marion County Indiana 1902 Summary
Record of instruments filed for the 24 hours ending Dec 22 1902 in Marion County Indiana shows multiple property transfers. Buyers include Joe Hennessy Amelia Kirk Patrick W Hughes Walter J Ear Mary K Buehler and William M Kirk among others with total consideration listed at 39496 dollars across ten transfers. Properties span Brightwood Windhurst Place Belmont add Lower West Indianapolis and West Park add with various lots and outlots noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder’s
Marion County
Indiana
Simon Yandes
Joe Hennessy
Brightwood
Seesesee
George Wolf
Amelia Kirk
Windhurst Place
Sol Meyer
Patrick W. Hughes
Olleran
Belmont
Johanna Emerich
William M. Kirk
George
M. A. Holman
Bertha Lrandt
Jos
G. G. Man
Bertha Queisser
Walter
J.ear
Allen
Highland Place
Caroline Schaub
Wright
City of
Indianapolis
Marion B. Crist
Lambert D. Standard
Lord Company
Milton S. Myers
McGinnis
Hanna
L.R. R. Co
Anna Wetzel
Mary K. Buehler
R. R. Co
James Howard
Minner
West Indianapolis
Louisa A. Wright
Andrew Ene
Loulea
J. C. Wright’ Company
Clinton C. Cassidy
West Park
Annaes
Heni A. Wetzel
Tyler
Elk . Fletcher
South Brookside
Alice Baumhofer
William Branham
C. F. Haugh-Noelke Iron Works
Noelke- Richards Tron Works
Fenneman's Heirs
Indianapolis Lands and
Smith
Brown
James R. Ryan
C. Hamlin
Drake & Matthew
Local Addresses and Sums Mentioned in Itemized List
An itemized list mentions names and addresses including Albert Munzer 2315 West Tenth J W and N Griffith East Tenth and W G Conk 246-8 Bellefontaine Hec A Schmalfiecang West Henry John Ebert 408 West South with amounts such as 1300 and 600 and Efroymson 1420-2 North New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Munzer
West Tenth
J. W. and
N. Griffith
East Tenth
W. G. Conk
Bellefontaine
A. Schmalfiecang
West Henry
John Ebert
West South
John Cullen
Blake St
Margaret Gallagher
Hill Av
Efroymson
North New Jersey
Pensions Granted To Veteran Certificates For Indiamen Names
A list of veteran certificate pensions issued to numerous Indiamans and widows or dependents. The entries include names such as George Bear Summitville Ivan S wards Francis Wilson Calvin C Terrell and many others with varying amounts from 0 to 30 dollars. The list also notes Mexican war service for Elza Wagoner Gosport and designates Widows Minors and Dependent Relatives recipients like Lucy A Moore and Catherine May.
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Vial
George Bear
Summitville
Ivan S.wards
Mishawaka
Spain
Francis Wilson
National Military Home
Marion
Calvin_C. Terrell
Greensburg
Joseph Balsley
Bremen
James A. Whittington
Auburn
John Hooten
Lebanon
Thomas J. Burkheart
Indianapolis
Marquis D. L. Whiteman
William B. Rhine
Montpelier
Willam McQuality
Terre Haute
Aaron Smith
New Albany
John Willis
Worthington
William A. Akers
Fontanet
Shady Childers
Daleville
William Wingfield
Bluffton
John R. Anderson
Tell City
Vernon
Tobias M. Grimes
Waveland
Edwin Cadwallader
Darlington
George W. Dunn
Saiflors
Lafayette
John Kumming
John Ruth
Koleen
Robert 8
Samuel Fishero
Alamo
Joseph Sauerheher
Leavenworth
Hyman Bunn
Leiters Ford
John L. Moore
Crothersville
Henry Groves
Covington
William H., Goolman
Elnora
Joseph C. Hartin
Princeton
Dennis Merrill
Southport
Lucy A. Moore
Elletteville
Catherine May
Scipio
Susan A. Pera
Evensville
Sarah Briner
Abigail Henson
Mary Weathers
Ewing
Elizabeth H. Albertson
Crawfordsville
Minerva C. Kjine
Knox
Grain dull yet firm on Chicago Board of Trade
Holiday quietness swept grain markets as May wheat closed up 4 percent amid strong provisions and higher prices. Corn and oats rose modestly while receipts and bearish Russian crop estimates weighed on sentiment. May wheat traded between 77 7/8 and 74 7/8 cents, finishing near the day’s top.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
C. Mary
Bu. Com
Minneapol
Duluth
Northwestern
Friendly nicknames for Presidents grace bank notes in Chicago Post
The Chicago Post comments on a new bank note issue bearing a former President’s portrait and a line about Ben Harrison. It praises a convivial, neighborly tone in public documents, suggesting society will refer to leaders by affectionate first names like Teddy and Abe while reaffirming republican, democratic ideals. The piece notes the trend could extend to everyday financial records and notes of exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Post
Ben Harrison
Ben
Teddy
Bill
Frank
Teddy Roosevelt
Andy Johnson
Abe Lincoln
Jim Buchanan
Jim
Unclear OCR fragment on court and union account
Fragmentary text discusses a court calling a union account and rent issues with mentions of Wesley O. Howard and idle phrases. The readable content is insufficient to determine names, places, dates, or a coherent event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Eagle
Wesley O. Howard
Gener el Openy
Coemeene del ‘E
Aioe
Market summary of grain and commodity prices in New York
New York receipts and exports outline flour 27 175 barrels export 14 875. wheat receipts 101 400. corn receipts 86 100. oats 63 000. rice and coffee rates listed. Spot prices given for No 2 red wheat 79 cents, No 2 yellow 61 percent, oats No 2 38 cents, refined sugars and molasses steady. Futures show quiet to firm, January to May wheat trading between 43 and 58 5/8 cents. lard and refined products steady, coffee spot Rio mild trends noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison
Baltimore & Tit
Baltimore & Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Canada Southern
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Alton
Chicago
Ind
Chicago Great Western
Chicago G. Wab
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago T. & T
Pay Co
Colorado Southern
Hay Rock Island
Su L
Teas Air
St. St. L
S. F
Aves
St. Louis
TOM A
St.Louis S. W
Pau
St. Paul
Seas Southern Pact
Southern Railway
Southern Raihway Oues
Texas & Pac
Toledo, St. L. & W
Toledo
Union Pacific
Wheeling
Wheeling & L. EB
Nces
Wisconsin Central
Express Companies
Adams Ae Eee
American 2U
United Stat
Wells-Fargo
Ama
Tien Car & Poandzy
Con
Car & Foundry Y
Pacific Coast
Pacific Mail
Pullman Palace
Republic Steel
United States Leather
United States Leedene
United States
Western Uni
Salem
Sreceresee
New York
Cf. O. B
Duluth
Manitoba
Atina
Western
Continental
Ss. A
Rio
Cordova
Trade in General Quotations From St Louis to Cincinnati
Trade in general quotations from St Louis Baltimore and Cincinnati shows flour prices steady to firm. Wheat and corn fluctuate with futures notes and cash bids. prices listed for flour, meal, bran, rye, oats, and pork products. Regional bids from St Louis Baltimore Liverpool and Cincinnati reflect mixed demand and daily receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Baltimore
Cincinnati
January Cotton Delivery Advice From Theodore H. Price
Theodore H. Price of 71 Wall Street New York announces guidance for January cotton contracts. He urges holders to seek their own best interests, avoid liquidating large quantities via tender of a few bales, and to contact him by mail or wire for delivery arrangements and loan notices until further notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Atmnet
Inee
New Tee See Exchange
Banking Service Description from Early Ledger
Transacts general banking business including deposits serving as fiscal agent, dividends remitted, and drafts. Negotiates securities for railroads and other companies. Deals in government bonds and investment securities. Commission orders executed.
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Turpentine and poultry markets across several cities
Across Savannah Wilmington Charleston and other cities, various prices for turpentine rosin and poultry are noted. Turpentine ranges around 1.70 to 1.75 in places. poultry prices firm with hens springs and turkeys cited. cotton and metals listings show modest activity and price levels.
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Savannah
A. B
C. D
Jas Glass
Mia Pert City
Wilmington
Ocr
Sic
Lima
South
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Theo. Stemptel
Ager
Andrew Smith
Cashers
Indiana Trust Co
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A. WW. Thomson
Broker & & Iingalls
Chicago Board Trade
New York Stock Exchange
Lathrop & Haueisen
Indianapolis Stock Exchange
Newton Todd
Fletcher Bank
Joel Williams
Real Estate and Loans Office
Lemcke
New ‘Phone
Unite States
Cop
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London
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Treasury Statement
Washington
Treasury
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Bank of New York
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Butchers’ and Drover
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Nat. Bank of Commerce
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