Births and notices from Indianapolis July 3
Vital statistics list births including John and Rose Arnold at 1728 Chestnut Street and Hedvig Bannert. Other entries name Kennington, Hass, Cockerell, Weber, Foltz, Mundens, Rheinheimer, Moux, Bottom, and relatives with ages, addresses, and causes of death or injury. Several ads and notices follow for sales, home appliances, chemicals, and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John and
Rose Arnold
Chestnut Street
Hedvig Bannert
Kennington
Carl and
August Hass
Willis
Nora Cockerell
West Twentyacres Street
Albert and
Eila Weber
el Arrow
The Journal Seeks Art for Want Column Ads
The Journal desires to use a suitable illustration or cartoon to attract attention to its Want column advertisements. The offer invites contributors to submit artwork for potential publication in the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Maryland St. R. G
Prize Drawings Contest For Advertisers In Indianapolis
A weekly prize of 2.00 will be awarded for drawings showing business benefits of advertising. Submissions must be on Bristol board in specified dimensions with ink, with artist name and address on the back. Unaccepted branches will be returned if postage accompanies them. Contestants must deliver or mail drawings to a specified room in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Sayles & CO
East Market Street
Indianapolis
Spas Kng Co
K. Thos
Law Building
Iéth
Aotice
Joseph Gardner
Kentucky Ave
Telmphone
Indianapolis Wrecking CO
Cornell Ayew
China
Quong Lee
Delaware
W. B.C Beaumont
Wyndimas- Robinson CO
Texas
Dallas
Tex
Bristol Board
INDIA
Arnold
No. 3
Hudson
Low
Clinton
Acton
Curtis
Paulus
Princess
Mrs. Hodges
No. 2 Broadway
Hazeltine
Vauxhall Gardens
Broadway
Vesey Street
Barclay Street
Eollege
Chambers Street
Tonnage Exhibit Highlights June Rail Traffic Growth
The article notes heavy June rail movement at Indianapolis with 122,518 cars received and 93,722 loaded, up from 1901. For the first six months, 701,940 cars were handled, 564,298 loaded, marking a rise in loaded traffic versus the prior year. Local traffic and westbound freight rise offset grain declines, while several lines report robust fall volumes. Insolvencies shrink to a handful of roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Railway News Highlights From Indiana to Pennsylvania
Travel demand shows little decline for fast trains as schedules adjust and offices extend hours. Notable items include the Pennsylvania Limited’s 189 miles in 222 minutes, Hocking Valley earnings rising to 6757.68, and the Panhandle receiving four freight engines. Reports cover unions of lines, new agents, and innovations in train orders and switching times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Zimmonds
Niagara Falls
Pennsylvania Limited
Pittsburg
Crestline
Southstreet
Pennsylvania Lines
French Lick Springs
Southern Railway Company
South Carolina & Georgia Railway
Canton
S. C
Marion
N. C
Hocking Valley Road
Panhandle
American Locomotive Works
Richmond
Chicago & Northwestern
Frank Sisco
Lne
Brown
American Express Company
C. W. Bassett
Baltimore & Ohio
Baltimore
Indianapolis
Samuel Anderson
Fitchburg
Mars
New York
New Haven & Hartford
Taunton
New England Carservice Association
Harry Miller
Vandalia
Ind
John F. Miller
Adirondacks
Mr. Miller
Norman H. Chamberlain
Grand Island Road
Kansas City
A. C. Burrows
Mr. Chamberlain
Kinser Construction Company
Oklahoma
Stevens
J. T
Guthrie
Hocking Valley
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia
United States Steel Corporation
Cambria Steel Company
Pennsylvania Steel Company
Local failures list for first half of year
Statistics by R G Dun and Co city branch show six month failures with assets and liabilities by month January through May totals assets 74808 liabilities 143091 for first six months of 1900 and 1901 figures compare with nineteen failures and assets 35636 liabilities 0 SUNG casseecee in year 1901, indicating rising insolvencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Dun & Co
Sung Casseecee
Real Estate Transfers From Capitol and Broadway Lots
James E. Roberts and others sold two Capitol avenue lots near Tench street to Sarah C. Peck for 9000 dollars. Richard A. Austin sold a Broadway lot near Twenty third street to Katherine A. Hennessey for 4700 dollars. Florente A. Bromley sold two Thirtieth street lots east of Northwestern avenue to W. W. Dougherty for 5500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Roberts
Sarah C. Peck
Capitol Avenue
Tench Street
Richard A. Austin
Katherine A. Hennessey
Broadway
Twenty-third Street
Florente A. Bromley
W. W. Dougherty
Thirtieth Street
Northwestern Avenue
Fireworks display at Columbia Club roof garden tonight
The Columbia Club roof garden will host an evening display of fireworks with music as an extra feature. Women with escorts will be admitted, the escorts being club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Club
Flower of Liberty by Oliver Wendell Holmes
A poem praising the Banner of the Tree as the Flower of Liberty. The verses describe the starry banner, its red white and blue colors, and its spreading glory across the land. The piece honors liberty, courage, and national unity through symbolic imagery of flags and seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Liberty
Oliver Wendell Holmes
None but the Brave by Hamblen Sears
A suspenseful colonial drama follows Lieut Merton Balfort of the Continental Army aiding Deborah Philipse while overhearing Benedict Arnold and Andre's plan to deliver West Point. In a moonlit confrontation, Balfort captures a spy Hazeltine, but Curtis refuses to execute him, risking Balfort and Curtis’s futures as Hazeltine escapes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merton Balfort
Continental Army
Deborah Philipea
George Washington
Benedict Arnold
Andre
West Point
Washington
Hazeltine
Salfort
New York
Arnold
Argyle Bartlett
Boston
Acton
Curtis
Holt
Baffort
Clinton
Deborah Philipse
Baron Reistesel
Mr. Merton
Deborah
Merton
Sir Henry
Pendleton
George
Papa
Mary
Madam de Lancy
Debby
Frank Pendleton
Mistrese Philipse
Balfort
Frank
Rob
Mistress Philipse
Robert Curtis
Robert
Hagestine
God
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Vital Statistics
Ies Aichhorn
Selah’ Cook
Joerning
Emma Ratijen
J. Denny
Carrie E. On. Thomas
Sophia L. Jenson
Lee Huret
Laura C. Lookabilt
Coed
Goldie Hollan
George J. Junghany
Eleanor Armstroff
Gere W. Brackney
Augut Hettelsater
Lewis Brown
Carrie Davids
Anna Maris Foltz
California
Rhea& Courtney
Oriental
Barbette Rheinheimer
Eugene Moux
Missouri Street
Richard Bottom
Mary Florence Mundens
Concordia Street
Eee
A. Diener
Tel
Eee Flaxner & Buchanan
OUN
Omtki
Nots Street
Co. E. Kreglo
Delaware St
Market St
Cleveland
van Norman
Lock Box
Brumby Chair CO
Moler Barber Colee
Chicago
Pembroke Arcade
Sunday Journal
United Typewriter and Supplies CO
Monument Place
J. M. Davis
Journal Office
Union Transfer and Storage Company
Mdaniel's Dye Works
Circle
Indiana Ay
C. Tredford
Hume Bidg
Ohio
Sxli, Journal, A
PF. Jacobs
Clatr
Fox
Manhattan
G. M. Merrick
Gen
Oka SE
N. Delaware St
Rouse & Mayhew
Massachusetts
Bertermann Bros
N. del
St Tel
THOMPSON R_ BELL
Ingalls Block
Horace Wood
Peerless Foundry CO
Meek St
HM. C. Stevens
New Age
Senate
Ieen Eal
J. E. Swallow
Abington
W. E. Risinger
Gregory & Appel
PEN and Ink Artists
New York & Pennsylvania
Railway Age
Terre Haute & Indianapolis
Columbus, Sandusky & Hocking
Bellaire
Zanesville & Cincinnati
Jefly
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Louisville
Illinois Central and Southern Railways
Louisville & Nashville
Louisvile & Nashville
Southern
Illinoos Central
Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern
Big Four
Pennsylvania
C. F. Resseguia
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad
Topeka
J. E. Hurley
D. E. Kain
General Office
Hurley
Resseguia
Mudge
Resseguin
Belt Road
Ow York Central
Northern Pacific
Cincinnati, Richmond & Muncie
Cincinnati
Butler County
Thomas Shields
Egun
The
Hamblen Sears
Washington Street
D. BH. Baldwin & CO
N. Penn
Baldwin
St. Paul's Churchyard
Judge Philipse
Lower Broadway
Frank A. Simneey
De@ Mead & Cad
Bair Bank
Isi Otter
Ostendorf
Rar Bank
Illinois Street
Avondale Heights
A6th Street
Indianapolisusiness Universit
Ecurei
E. J. Heeb
Tudor Hall
N. Meridian St
Welleys Gymnasium
Fredonta Allen
J. Cumming Smith
Royal Frontenac
Central Union
East Market St
Indianapolis, Ind
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