Wanted Machinists and salemen for steady jobs
WANTED Machinists both vise and machine hands eight men offered good wages and steady work Address THE BUCYRUS ANY South Milwaukee Wis WANTED Saleamen with established trade among grocers to represent large New York house in Indianapolis and towns in Indiana State volume of business done references and salary EMPRESS No 181 Front Street New York a Penny perl on 1ON BALE! will sell furnishings of Rates House at auction on or about the 5th July consisting of all furnishings carpets bedroom suites chairs stands and other items pertaining to a first class hotel Be stated later Cowan Mer Lew an Auctioneer
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Saleamen
New York
Indianapolis
Indiana
Front Street
Cowan
Mer. Lewane
New York Central
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Spuytenduyvil
Trac
Pordham Heights
Harlem Ship Canal
Charles E. Fitch
Erie Lines
J. (. Moorehead
Erie
Alfred E. Mitchell
Wall Street
Evansville & Terre Aure
Ilinois
Ilinois Central
Big Four
Eastern Illinois
Louisville & Nashville
Central Passenger Association
JOURNAL BUSINESS DIRECTORY AGENTS INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL
Directory style listing for Indianapolis firms includes Wm L Rice 205 West Michigan Street telephones STW new 252 Territory west of the river Elevators Reed yon Co Phanee New 370 old 278 Patent lawyers E T Silvius Co 105 N Pennsylvania St free pamphlets consulting engineers Thomas Br Bell Ingalls Block V H Lockwood 415 418 Lemcke Building Restaurants Stegmeier Pros 25 N Til mot s st oyster and chop house phone 706 Sale and Livery Stables Boarding stables Sewing machines New Home Office 13 Virginia Avenue phone old 22701 office Ohio Street phone old 2 on 1565 Stove repair The Peerless Foundry Co 710 Meek St old phone 2 on 10560 new 2402 Wall Papers C Stevens New Style Wall Paper 40 N Senate Ave Tel 2 Funeral Directors Frank Blanchard N Delaware St Tel 411 Lady attendant Tute wiler Son Undertakers 124 W Market St Tel 216
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Indianapolis Journal
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Michigan Street
Tele
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Reedy . CO. Phanee
E. T. Silvius & CO
Pennsylvania St
Thomas BR. Bell
Ingalls Block
Indianapolis
H. Lockwood
Lemcke Building
Peerless Foundry CO
Meek St
I. C. Stevens
N. Senate Ave
Tonnage Still Heavy as Freight Rates Rise
In the week ended June 29 Indianapolis handled 25 204 loaded cars, 234 fewer than the prior week but above all prior years. Grain movement could have set a record with normal grain loads. East west tonnage remains similar, with heavy shipments of machinery to the South and West, provisions, cerealine products, and Southern lumber. Local traffic is exceptionally strong with industries running at full capacity and June much busier than 1900.
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Indianapolis
Porto Rico Official Describes Island Recovery After Crisis
A Porto Rico high government officer writes to a friend in this city defending the island’s conditions after Governor Allen’s visit. He says reports of misery are false, taxes are fair, property values rising, and native officials performing well. Industry and commerce show improvement despite earlier economic strain.
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Allen
Executive Council
Boards of Appeal
Ameruis Costain
Department
Washington
Spain
United States
Oime
Monon Line Shows Strong Year Amid Labor Strife
Earnings for the Monon line, despite Chicago labor troubles reducing stone traffic, mark a gratifying year. Passenger and freight volume surpassed any prior year, with management improvements lifting efficiency and leaving roadbed and equipment in excellent shape for the coming year.
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Monon
Chicago
Bedford
Indianapolis
Freight Rates Advance Across Eastern Railroads Today
Eastern railroads raise freight rates by 2 to 8 percent using a new minimum weight rule tied to car length, broadening charges regardless of actual load. Notable items include H. C. Bailey becoming Chicago city agent for the L & N, May earnings up for Big Four, rail projects at Lewiston Narrows, and management shifts across several lines.
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Chicago
Miss Cora Butz Visits Niece in Allentown Pa
Personal notes report Miss Cora Butz of Allentown visiting her niece Miss Gladys Nehrbas. Indianapolis chapter of Cincinnati Wesleyan College alumni plans a 10 oclock meeting at Mrs. Frank Gavin home on North Delaware street. Miss Jennie Rebecca Condell and Mr. Ed win B. Pinson wed Saturday evening at the Friends Church home of the bride’s mother. Guests include Anna Harris Charles Condell A J Wilson and wife Nathan Pinson and Miss Mary Pinson Susie Phillips. The couple will visit Danville then move to Los Angeles to make their future home.
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Allentown
Gladys Nehrbas
Indianapolis
Cincinnati Wesleyan College
Frank Gavin
Delaware Street
Jennie Rebecca Condell
Edwin B. Pinson
A. J. Brown
Friends’ Church
North Davidson Street
Anna&. Harris
Charles Condell
St. Louis
A. J. Wilson
Nathan Pinson
Mary Pinson
Danville
Ind
Susie Phillips
Newport
Woman Attempts Suicide in City Rooms
Lulu Tratten of Adelaide street attempted self harm with morphine in Heaggan’s rooms behind 107 North New Jersey street. City Dispensary physicians thwarted the act. she was reported out of danger last night.
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Lulu Tratten
Adelaide Street
Heaggan
New Jersey Street
Universal Suffrage Debate and Cuban Constitutional Talks
Havana reports the upcoming constitutional convention will discuss the electoral law focusing on electing congressmen governors state representatives mayors and councilmen. A direct vote for president and senators remains unresolved while conservatives oppose wide provincial autonomy and central veto power. Governor General Wood is improving but urged to refrain from duties. Franks Ky brief notes Caleb Powers and James Howard denying last night’s escape allegation amid new trials.
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Havana
Wood
Frankfort
Caleb Powers
James Howard
Jatler Lawrence
Powers
Howard
Newfoundland Budget Hints At Surplus Amid Prosperity
ST Johns Newfoundland June 0 The minister of finance will present the Budget to the Legislature It is expected to show a surplus of nearly 4000 The colony is exceptionally prosperous The government plans a number of improvements mainly to relieve the burdens of the fishing classes.
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St, Johns
N. F
Sanchez Must Hang in Silver City Execution
SILVER CITY N M June 30 Governor Otero refuses to interfere further in the care of Jose Sanchez sentenced to hang here on July 5 Sanchez was to have been hanged on June 7 but was respited for a sanity investigation On the investigators report the governor refused to intervene again
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Silver City
N. M
Otero
Jose Sanchez
Sanchez
Bryan Arrives in Washington Sets Course for Newport News
William J. Bryan traveled from Philadelphia to Washington and spent the day with friends. He then sailed by boat to Newport News Virginia, where he is to address an educational event tomorrow.
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Washington
William J. Bryan
Philadelphia
Newport News Va
Large Y M I class held at Woodlawn headquarters
Capitol Council No 257 Y M I held an all day initiation session at Woodlawn Avenue hall. Fifty new members were added, making total membership 250, the largest class in the city. Programs included mass at St Patrick's, a midday meal, musical interludes, vesper service, and a three hour degree ceremony. Delegates to Grand Council planned for August. list of initiates follows.
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Brazil
Madison
Terre Haute
Seymour
St. Patrick's Church
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William H. Maher
Father Maher
Order
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Totmiller
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Harry Rouse
Pentersey
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Thomas Doyle
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Norris McDonald
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Timothy Brennan
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Charles W. Morbach
John C. Ferneding
Frank Manning
Joseph Wagner
John F. Mullen
Edward Simon Bang
Edward John Sexton
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T. J. Mulhern
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John F. Perrin
Harry E. Duffy
Thomas Flanigan
Daniel F. Donavan
Thomas M. Lawler
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John ©. Reynolds
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John Shea
Charles Reagan
Maurice O'Connor
W. P. Manion
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Thomas T. Hallinan
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Michael J. Shea
Henry Crone
Joseph Lailey
Hugh Dorsey
William Burke
Peter Newan
James Donnelly
James Cahill
Bernard F. Reily
Nicholas J. Coleman
John Connors
Joseph E. McNamara
J. W. ‘Sr. Sudies
Clement Kessing
Leonard Quill
Live Stock Markets at Indianapolis Steady on Cattle
Hogs in demand with steady prices while sheep and lambs show firmness. At Union Stockyards Indianapolis on June 24 cattle receipts reach 450 shipments, with weekly movement up 1.5 percent and year over year gains. Prices vary by grade, with heavy cattle weaker and upper end steers bidding up to about 5.80, cows near 4.00 and heifers around 5.00. Hog receipts total 3,800 with 600 shipments, reflecting a mixed but active week.
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Aef
New York
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Sheep Receipts Rise Amid Market Quiet Start
Sheep and lamb receipts increase by two week over week with strong year and two year comparisons. The market opens quiet with later lift in supply, lamb prices slipping about 2 cents from last week while top spring lambs reach 5.25 and old ewes hover near 3.50, cattle and hogs showing varied steady to firm tone across Indianapolis Kansas City Chicago and St Louis markets.
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