Notice and Classified Ads Collage Show Listings
A garbled column lists business opportunities and notices including a Klondike gold mine investment for 10,201 dollars, a Joseph Ardner tin work notice in Kentucky, a Pacific coast manufacturers inquiry, and various ads. It mentions secondhand material descriptions, storage services by Union Transfer and Storage, and dental services by J H Bloor and Dr S F Earhart with地址 details and telephone numbers.
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Klondike
Ee. Ae
Anal Journal
Joseph
Ardner
Kentucky
Pacific Coast
San Prenteee
L. C
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Sacramento
Cal
Secona-Nand Peterial
Cornell Hovel
Notable visitors from U C T A councils meet in Indianapolis recap
NOTES OF U. C. T. O F A reports visitors from Terre Haute Lexington Chicago and Indianapolis Councils. G W Matheny heads to Terre Haute while Blasting and Thompson plan time with eastern Indiana agents. J J McDonald J M Jackson initiated before largest Indianapolis council meeting. officers named for term to March. Also membership applications for Conway Arcadia and Myers Indianapolis received. Calamity at Montgomery Virginia: W B Johnson Ralph Johnson and Powell Calloway fatally or mortally wounded by stray bullet at a colored dance. murderess jailed amid jealous motive.
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G. BD. Dunster
Terre Haute
C. T. de Garmo
Bluegrass Council
Lexington
Indianapolis
W. H. Kemph
Chicago
G. W. Matheny
Thompson
Indiana
J. J. McDonald
J. M. Jackson
Coun
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G. W. le Valley
G. T. Gardner
Page
S. Pille
Michael (. Conway
Arcadia
C. G. Myers
William H. Mebiner
Montgomery
W. Va
W. B. Slaughter
Ralph Johnson
Lillian Williams
Powell Calloway
Indianapolis Fire Insurance Company Sees Prosperity in 1901
The Indianapolis Fire Insurance Company reports a very prosperous year in 1901 with business up over two percent while losses and expenses declined as a percentage. The Home office is at 14 East Market Street, with John H. Holliday as president and John M. Spann as secretary, noting averted disaster for many insurers.
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Indianapolis Fire Insurance
Sterling Air Company
Tadiana
East Market Street
John H. Holliday
John M. Spann
Tonnage heavy as Wabash notes weak supply of motive power
The week ended Jan 18 at Indianapolis shows 28,327 cars handled with 22,719 loaded, up from prior periods, indicating easing car shortages but ongoing locomotive and car constraints. North–south lines boost coal and livestock shipments. weather aids operations. table lists roads and weekly totals for 1902, 1901, 1900, with Penn-Columbus, Vandalia, Big Four lines prominent.
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Indianapolis
Seaboard
Tug
St. Louis
Cleveland
Sroureb Co
Railroads battle passes and crew changes in 1901 notes
Wabash notes that Big Four led anti pass breaks in Central Traffic. Reports on Belt Road car transfers, stockyard carloads, and private switches. Several railroad officials named for new posts. workers clock long hours in Fort Wayne shops. Conference items include Pullman sleepers on Cincinnati to Chicago run and a Vandalia Pennsylvanian concert in Terre Haute.
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Pennsylvania
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Pittsburg
Cassatt
The
John L. Mack
Market Street
Philadelphia
Thomas Burke
Great Northern
New York
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Grand Trunk Railway
Chicago
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Inquirer
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W. H. Newman
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Edwin D. Wooster
Edward V. W. Rossiter
H. McK. Twombley
Henry D. Ledyard
T. P. Schonts
W. J. Calhoun
W. C. Brown
W. A. Bissell
Santa Fe
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California and Oriental Steamship Company
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Toyo Kissen
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Indianapolis
James H. Frazier
Detroit Southern
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
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W. H. Parish
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Toledo Car Service Association
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Warwick Window-glass Company
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Wiliam Miller
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Charles Clark
Chattanooga
J. J. Whalen
Philadephia & Reading
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Henry Jones
Thomas Tulley
St. Louis
Greencastle
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Art gallery gifted to Louvre by Parisian owner
The Parisian Michonic wills his valuable art collection to the Louvre and other museums. The note accompanies no further details on values or beneficiaries. This follows various international and national news items including political appointments and military orders.
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Muncie
Michonic
Louvre
C. F. W. Neely
Havana
Reeves
O. D. Giddings
Harry Highfield
Medora
Ill
Countess von Waldersee
America
Roosevelt
Indiana Soldiers
Isthmian Canal Commission
Panama Company
Senate Committee On Judiciary
Francis E. Baker
United States
Andrew Jenenenie
Louisville
Wisconsin University
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War Department
Philippines
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Emperor William
Hohenzollern
Prince Henry
Rock Island
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England
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Ly Strain Hotel
Chicago
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Horse-drawn carriage rescues women after bogey stumble
Mrs. Joseph Duffy and her mother-in-law on McCarty street were riding on West street near Norwood when a horse they drove stumbled, broke a hoof, and ran on three feet for two blocks before it fell again. Both women were saved without injury as the horse was spared a worse fate and Ita was killed.
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Joseph Duffy
Duffy
McCarty Street
West Street
Norwood Street
Ita
Eleven Prisoners Escape From McNeil's Prison
Eleven prisoners led by Moriarity the counterfeiter escaped from the federal prison at McNeil's in Tacoma Washington on January 19 by burrowing through a cement floor into the air pipes. A posse is in pursuit.
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Tacoma
Wash
Moriarity
McNeil's
Meeting of Indiana state committee nears in Majestic rooms
Chairman Goodrich arrives from Winchester to headline the gathering in Indianapolis. The old committee chairman is expected to win the new post as candidates for secretaryship contest, with Warren Bigler a potential reappointment despite stating he would not run again. The new list includes George A. Cunningham in First District through Walter Brown in Thirteenth.
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Indianapolis
State Committee
James FP. Goodrich
Winchester
Denison
Warren Bigler
Bigler
Frankfort
Thomas J. McCoy
Rensselaer
Adam Beck
Huntington
Elmer Leonard
Fort Wayne
Walter Brown
Elkhart
Broken City Tale Of A Real Estate Lawyer And A Son
Charles E. Barrett, a real estate lawyer, recounts a humorous misadventure involving his son Fred at Culver Military Academy and Chicago. Barrett travels to Milwaukee while Fred, sent with little money, ends up wandering Chicago, meeting delays, and nearly causing a wild chase before reunion over a steak. A blind fiddler playing Home Sweet Home punctuates the tale.
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Denison
Farrett
Fred Bar- Tett
Milwaukee
Fred
Culver Military Academy
Lake Maxinkuckee
Fleet
Palmer House
Chicago
Polk Street
State Street
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Colonel Fleet
Hibbard
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Pop
Comedian Boniface Loses Egg Challenge After Wager
George C Boniface Jr a famous comedian meets David M Bright in a city hotel They bet he can swallow two raw eggs on an empty stomach Boniface swallows two eggs Crowds cheer then Bright points out the second swallow wasn t on an empty stomach ending the bet Boniface remains amused by the twist
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George C. Boniface, Jr
David M. Bright
Bright
Boniface
Honiface
Wall Street remark and war correspondent tale surface in city
Richard Henry Little of the Chicago Tribune visited the city yesterday. travel notes place him in Cuba during the Spaniard evacuation and Manila war reporting with John McCutcheon, recounting insurgent chief Aguinaldo’s mountain paths. W R Gardiner of Washington discusses GOP plans and past runs for Congress.
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Chicago Tribune
Mr. Little
Cuba
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Manila
John McCutcheon
Aguinaldo
Eighth district committee to fix time for congressional convention
The Eighth district committee of county chairmen meets today at Muncie to set the date for the congressional convention. The convention is planned between February 10 and 4M in Portland with representation based on one delegate per 1 votes cast for McKinley in 1900. Henry C. Starr of Richmond arrived yesterday with a sling on his arm after a porch fall on his way to Indianapolis. He will remain until the new committee is organized.
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Market Street
Pinancialabohey
D. W. Coppiin
W. A. Gerey Eek
Jajestic
Indianapolis
SPANN
I & Market
Indiana
Clements & Evans
Crawfordsville
Ind
Klondike
Care Journal
W. R. Gardiner
Washington, Inc
Denison
Gardiner
Miers
Munele
Portland
McKinley
Henry C. Starr
Richmond
Mr. Starr
Y M C A Annual Report Totals Detail Past Year
The YMCA board issues a pamphlet detailing last year’s work across physical religious and educational departments. It lists 729 seniors 222 juniors and 76 sustaining members on rolls, 45 Sunday meetings 1767 Bible class attendees 95 classes and 767 total class attendees, and 90 weekly attendees. The tent at the State National Guard encampment drew 10000, with 800 at Governor Mounts memorial service. Physical department notes 468 gym classes 16497 attendee count plus 8156 nonclass attendees total 24633. Social department offered 14 entertainments 142 attendees. Educational department taught 13 subjects with 115 pupils and 4006 total attendance. Boys departments and gym sections report strong numbers and renewed efforts to surpass 1902.
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Volunteer Missionary League
State National Guard
Governor Mount
Lake Wawasee
Tom Hedian Heroic Rescue At Broad Ripple River
Tom Hedian saved Guy Earle a Chicago traveler from drowning at Broad Ripple after Earle fell through thin ice while skating with others. Hedian dragged him from the water and coordinated a duck boat rescue before drying his clothes at the Aquatic Club boathouse.
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Guy Earle
Chicago
Broad Ripple
Earle
Hedian
Ripple
Kingan & Co
Aquatic Club
Owens Confesses To Burglary In English Hotel Case
Brutus Owens a 4 negro of 52 Scioto street confessed after a long siege of sweating to burgling the home of O C Wilcox 1107 North Senate avenue on Jan 12. He stole a gold watch money silverware and wearing apparel including an English half sovereign sold to a pawnbroker who identified him. He first claimed he found the gold piece on the floor at the English Hotel where he worked.
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Brutus Owens
Scioto Street
0. C. Wilcox
Senate Avenue
Peculiar Conduct of a Negro Leads to Arrest
William Wade a black man living at 3 Willard Street was arrested by Detectives Holtz and Wallace yesterday morning on loitering and offending on the streets charges. Mrs. Grass of 518 South Capitol Avenue reported the incident after Wade forced his way into her boardinghouse entry and used insulting language before being driven away. Wade claimed a friend directed him to the house and resided two blocks away.
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Willard Street
Holtz and Wallace
Grass
South Capitol Avenue
Wade
Trade in Good Volume and Steady Prices Across Markets
Trade in most lines for the week ended Jan 18 was satisfactory with several sectors posting year to date gains. Grains remained active while commission trade lagged due to high fruit and vegetable prices. oranges, dry goods, leather, and flour showed firm or steady tones as druggists and grocers reported solid business.
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Indianapolis
Car
Hay
Timothy
Prices Paid for Poultry Produce and Goods in Market
Wholesale prices listed for poultry meats dairy and produce including turkeys chickens ducks geese hens and cocks. Also contains prices on cheese butter hides tallow candles nuts coffee coal coke alcohol chemicals and a wide range of fruits vegetables and seeds with numerous brand and regional names.
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New York
Youth Arrested After Alleged Shooting in Murphy's Alley
Thirteen year old Harry Yant was arrested yesterday by Eticycle Policemen Strett and Loeb for shooting a 3 calibre revolver at tin cans in Murphy's alley within the city limits. The incident was reported as an offense of shooting in the alley.
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Harry Yant
Murphy's Alley
Strett and Loeb
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