Discharge in multiple Indiana bankruptcies heard in court
In the matter of several bankrupts including Michael Casserby, B G Wilton & Sons, Henry T Nolting, Sindtinger Kuhn Co, and others the Indiana bankruptcy court scheduled hearings in Indianapolis on January 2nd to 7th, 1903. Notices were ordered published in the Indianapolis Journal and mailed to known creditors with details of the proceedings and deadlines.
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Michael Casserby
Thistrict of
Indiana
A. D
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Journal
John H. Baker
Brueler
G. Wilton & Sons
Edmund G. Wilson
Harry H. Wilson
Robert H. Wilson
James D. Wilson
District of Indiana
Janan D
Indianin Wald
Uhe
Sai
John H. Rakes
Beal
Indianapolis, Jr
Noble C. Butler
Uienry T. Nolting
Misnapolis
Mid District
Red Noble C Butler
Sindtinger, Kuhn & Co
Peter Sirugee
Wiliam F. Kohn
John A. Kohn
Bie
Indianim
Indianapolie Journal
John H. Faker
Pra! Endimnapolis
D. Noble C. Butler
Peruvian canal sale and world news highlights
The Sunday Journal notes Panama Company offers to sell the canal to the United States for 40 million dollars. It reports a Boston six day bicycle race ending in a fist fight with McFarland and Maya winning first money. Other items include Egypt cotton experiments in Salt River Valley, a receiver for Crude Rubber Company, and various political and social happenings from London to Havana.
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Peru
Ind
Gen. Uribe-Uribe
Colombia
Venezuela
Paoli
Dr. Driscoll
Ford Wilson
Panama Company
United States
Boston
McFarland
Maya
Salt River Valley
Ariz
London
Gage
Leslie M. Shaw
Treasury Department
Neely
Rathbone
Havana
Joseph Pullman
Methodist Episcopal Church
New York East
Ruth Hill
Anson McCook Heard
New York
Lord Rosebery
George Jones
Salvation Army
St. Louis
England
Senor Matos
Castro
Pine Bluff
Ark
Waters-Pierce Ol
McKinnon
Hanna
Ohio House of Representatives
Foraker
Senate
Uintah
Admiral Dewey
White House
Florida
College Mound
Holiness Church
Cumberland Presbyterians
Carnegie Institution
Carnegie
Washington
State Hay
Lst
Moberly
War Department
Manila
Chaffee
Pianist Hofmann Asked to Tutor Young Sammy at Hotel
Joseph Hofmann, after a taxing Academy of Music recital with the Philadelphia Orchestra, consented to a brief interview with an elderly man and his son. The parent wished Hofmann to teach his boy Sammy to play like him, saying they had decided on the spot to have him learn the pianist's technique.
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Philadelphia Telegraph
Joseph Hofmann
Academy of Music
Philadelphia Orchestra
Manther
Sammy
Railways See Record Tonnage as 1901 Opens
The Vanderbilts reportedly control 90 percent of three I lines. In the first week of 1901, Indianap olis handling 19 1M cars loaded, with west bound shipments to the Pacific coast and California fruits surging beyond precedent. Locomotives strained, many engines worn, yet tonnage rose with favorable weather and new year demand.
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Indianapolis
Pacific Coast
California
Railroad policy shifts reshape Boston and Albany service
W H Newman and Edgar Van Etten push a bold B and A schedule to rival electric lines with commuter fares on par, overturning late trains policy and rushing freight into Boston. The Indiana Illinois and Iowa deal shifts East Coast traffic away from Vanderbilt routes, rerouting through South Bend Mendota Clinton and Chicago trackage to reduce Chicago delays. Belt road traffic for week ending Jan 4 shows 15,837 cars moved, with belt engines handling 1,277 stockyard cars and 1,278 private switches.
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W. H. Newman
New York Central
Edgar van Etten
Boston & Albany
Boston
Liocal
van Etten
Lake Shore
Pennsylvania plans bigger freight depot at Fort Wayne
Plans show the Pennsylvania system preparing a more commodious freight depot at Fort Wayne. Reports say Gould railroads will not extend east of Pittsburg. Pennsylvania Vandalia buys a seventh stake in St. Louis terminals, signaling no separate station. Big Four sets telegraphic towers at Yorktown Osterfield Ansonia and uses them for trains. Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul names Aberdeen as freight and passenger HQ with J A McDonald in charge. Ralph Peters private car rebuilt and modernized and sent out. Wabash begins relief of Gagay. forty five trains pass Fort Wayne in 24 hours, twelve freight only. Benjamin S Enos dies at Elkhart. buried yesterday after 32 years with the company. R B Helder to become assistant freight agent for Northwestern at Chicago. Indiana Decatur & Western Train 16 runs Mt Clair to Indianapolis in 17 minutes. Toledo St Louis & Western buys land to build 16 tracks in Toledo.
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Lake Shore
Maumee River
Lake Erie & Western
Wabash
W. P. Townsend
O. P. McCarty
Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern
Nashville
Louisville
Detroit Southern Railroad
J. W. Sherwood
Marty Crawford
Midland
Vandalia
Waveland
Terre Haute
John R. Walsh
Southern Indiana Road
Chicago
T. L. Liggett
Big Four
Sandusky
Frank Smith
Pome
Troil
Michigan
J. T. Burrows
A. J. Smith
Eel River Road
Chill
Peru
Chili
Pennsylvania Lines
Pittsburg
Panhandle
Fort Wayne
Cleveland & Pittsburg
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Pennsylvania
Gould
Pennsylvania-Vandalia
St. Louis
Yorktown
Osterfield
Ansonia
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Aberdeen
Elkhart
R. B. Helder
Northwestern Railroad
Upper Michigan
Indiana, Decatur & Western
Mt. Clair
Indianapolis
Poultene Bigelow In Town For Irvington Athenaeum Talk
Poultney Bigelow arrives in Indianapolis for the Irvington Athenaeum second winter meeting at Butler College. The guest will discuss The German Army and American Life. Bigelow, Yale-educated journalist and author, travels include Africa and the Danube. Meeting at 8 o'clock with reception by Butler and Montgomery couples.
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Irvington Athenaeum
Athenaeum
Butler College
Irvington
Indianapolis
Greenfield
Poultney Bigelow
Bigelow
John Bigelow
United States
France
Yale
Germany
Columbia Law School
Outing Magazine
London
Harpers’ Weekly
Royal Geographical Society of England
William of
New York
Minneapolis
Minn
Demarchus C. Brown
The
Amos W. Butler
W. 8. Montgomery
Joel Moorman
Mystic Tie Lodge Plans January to June Degree Schedule
Mys tic Tie Lodge No 398 F and A M outlines first second and third degree work across January to June with specific dates. Meetings at 5 pm for first and third degrees and 7 30 pm for second degree. Y M C A entertainers plan weekly events January February March and year round social gatherings.
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Mystic Tie Lodge
The Winter Camp Keeps Out the Chill with Fire and Tea
The poem describes a log cabin winter scene with thick walls a wide hearth and a roof that keeps out winds. Travelers share caribou wolves and red canoe songs as Dick and Stanley recount Milieu love and Gilbery talk near a frying pan. Snowshoes rest by the door while axes rest and bacon browns as tea simmers and good will fills the room.
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Merrilee
Andep
Lacoble
Labrador
Stanley
Firelad
Theodore Roverts
YEAR STARTS OUT WELL Collections Well in Hand and Prices Attractive
The week ended Jan 4 shows strong prices across most lines with favorable comparisons to last year. Dry goods, hats, leather, and drugs report satisfactory trade while linseed oils rise 2 cents per gallon. Wheat and corn futures firm with steady quotes and high inspections. wagon market offers abundant hay and steady grain prices amid good demand.
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S8tec
Timothy
Hay
Price List From Shippers Covering Meats, Produce and Dry Goods
Wholesale price quotes for poultry and eggs, dairy and butter, cheeses, meats and hides, beeswax, coal and coke, spices, sugars, coffees, oils, and fruit and vegetable produce. Lists include turkeys, chickens, ducks, geese, beef hides, leather, canned goods, starches, and assorted dry goods with per unit or per ton pricing and regional suppliers.
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New York
Italy's plea for enforcement of treaties by U S courts
Springfield Republica notes Italy asks Congress to amend laws so treaties can be enforced, protecting Italian subjects. It argues federal jurisdiction is needed when treaty rights of foreign powers are involved, warning that delay harms national dignity. It cites examples of lynchings and urges swift action, noting prior presidential advice.
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Springfield
Republica
Italy
Congress
Venezuela
Ecuador
United States
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