Classified Advertisements and Notices Fragment
A long, garbled classifieds page lists various business services and notices. It includes patent lawyers, sale and livery stables, stove repairs, wall papers, mortgages, financials, loan offers, employment and housework ads, removal notices, tin work, hardware, second-hand building materials, imports from China, and a Journal subscription notice. The readable items show names like THOMPSON, HORACE WOOD, H. C. STEVENS, C. WILLIAMS & CO, McDANIEL, J. GARDNER, QUONG LEE, and a Sunday Journal promotion.
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Bertermann Bros
Maes
N. del
St. Tel
Thompson
Ingalls Bloc Block
Camengatines
Horace Wood
Peerless Foundry CO
H. C. Stevens
N. Senate
Eld Brown
Roce-Joseph Gardner
Restocky Ave
Iline
Maofee
Manapolis Whrecking CO
Cornell Av
China
Slso
Quong Lee & B
Delaware
Journal seeks pen and ink art for weekly cartoons
The Indianapolis Journal invites contestants to submit inch by inch drawings for a weekly illustration. Entries must bear the contestant name and address on the back and be delivered or mailed to the counting room. Drawings should be on Bristol board with India ink and postage for returns if needed.
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Good Bristol Board
Counting Room
THE
Indianapolis Journal
Legal Notices creditors for Indiana bankrupts Stewart and Statehouse Grocery
Notice is given that on the 24th day of April 1902 Joseph W Stewart and Statehouse Grocery Co were adjudicated bankrupt. The meeting of creditors is set for the Marion county Indiana city address to approve a trustee and transact matters related to the estate. Creditors may appear at the meeting in the Indianapolis Trust building to examine the bankrupts and property.
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Johey
C. BF. Sayles & CO
East Market Street
Indianapolis
T. Spann & CO
Lis E. Market
Indiana
C. . Williams & CO
Market St
District Court of the United States
District of Indiana
Joseph W. Stewart
Charters I Stewart
Statehouse Grocery
Mt Floom
Indians Trust Building
Marion County
Daly
A. de
Sppetnt & Trustee
Tonnage Heavy for July Big Four Puts Over 21 Million
Heavy July movement in Indianapolis weekly railroad reports shows 29 000 loaded cars in the week ending July 5, the heaviest first week of July in 30 years. Big Four and other lines report increased traffic amid crop prospects and coal supply worries. Several lines announce plans for extensions, new shops, and terminal improvements, with executive moves and depot openings noted across the network.
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Indianapolis
Penn
Columbus
Vandalia
P. & E—East
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Cleveland
C.seseees
Wall Street Journal
Big Four
Downand
Ed A. Lehr
R. F. Campbell
Missouri, Kansas &Texas
Charles L. Lyons
Mr. Campbell
G. L. McBrown
Canadian Pacific
J. A. Sheffield
Brown
Central Passenger Association
New Mail
New York
Chicago & Eastern Illinois
F. J. Moore
Buffalo
Moore
England
Wabash
Trebure
Union Railway
Carnegie
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Middle Division
Pennsylvania
W. &B. Leeds
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Fort Worth
Galveston
Toledo & Ohio Central
Pullman Company
Woodward & Quanah Railroad
Guthrie
O. T
Quanah
Houston & Texas Central
Gulf
Cr. O. Young
Santa Fe Lines
Young
Panhandle
Richmond
Ind
Southern Railway Company
Monon
James P. Nelson
Lexington
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac
Washington
Nelson
D. G. Edwards
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
O. P. McCarty
Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern
Harry J. Rhein
Lake Erie & Western
John Chesbrough
Cambridge Springs
National Association of General Ticket
Warren J. Lynch
B Four
Lost grip incident at Hyder's drug store prompts return
A misplaced grip taken from Hyder's drug store Saturday night is sought to be returned. The owner emphasizes the papers inside are important and asks the finder to deliver the bag promptly. Related ads note storage services by Union Transfer and Storage Company at East Onlo Street, with packing and hauling offerings.
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Union Transfer
Onlo St
Union Tracks
First
Cines
Indpls
Grand Army Matters in Indiana and Washington
More than forty Hammond veterans seek a new Grand Army post after disbandment. Department Commander Starr and Assistant Adjutant General Smock visit the Soldiers Home in Lafayette to urge cottage building by counties. Rensselaer Post requests a rehearing on a charter order, with Colonel Hammond’s 28 page pamphlet going to Judge Advocate Ketcham. Conflicts between the W R C and Ladies of the G A R discussed.
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Hammond
That
Kan
Starr
Smock
Lafayette
Rensselaer Post
Ketcham
Ebenezer’s Sundays and Weekdays Conflicted Life
A verse poem about Ebenezer, a man who attends church and prays on Sundays yet behaves harshly in business on weekdays. He is called “brother” by some and harsh by others, with Saint Peter’s gate offering a sharp rebuke for his weekday conduct.
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St. Peter
Boys in the County Jail Watchers Down on Maryland Street
A vivid scene of jailed boys peering from southern windows as visiting youths gloat and curse, while messages from the street echo of grimy bravado and petty crimes. The piece portrays a harsh glimpse of juvenile confinement and neighborhood chatter about cops, fights, and mischief.
Woman Attempts Poison to End Pain Returns to Consciousness
An unnamed woman attempted suicide by poison to end pain but survived after Dr. Coleman of City Dispensary staff treated her, restoring consciousness and mitigating her rapidly waning vitality.
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Dr. Coleman
City
Mrs. Wells
Fifty five cases on police court slate for Saturday night arrests
Judge Stubbs and Prosecutor Collins will try fifty five cases from the police slate this afternoon. Many arrests have been made since Saturday noon as drink violations and common assault predominate. Notably absent is any assault and battery on wives, a rarity praised by police. Three saloon keepers face liquor law charges today, including David Trattner and Felix Swartes, with J B Warne also cited.
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Stubbs
Collins
David Trattner
West Washington Street
Dugan
Felix Swartes
M. Mantel
Lowe and
J. B. Warne
Kentucky Avenue
Council Meets Tonight Sets Signed Bills and Contagious Hospital
The Board of Public Works will sign documents and forward them to the Council. An ordinance approving a contract with E C Atkins Company for a South Street switch will be sent to the Council. Franchises for Merchants Heating and Lighting and Citizens Heating and Lighting will be signed and sent for approval. No interurban conferences are planned. Chairman Wynne may call up the $13,500 hospital grounds and building ordinance, needing a two thirds vote, contingent on Democratic opposition ending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Works
E. C. Atkins Company
South Street
Merchants’ Heating and Lighting Company
Citizens’ Heating and Lighting Company
Wynne
Bold Thief Robs Butcher Shop On East Thirteenth Street
A daring thief entered Du Grandt Root’s butcher shop at 10 East Thirteenth Street through a rear window and stole silver from the cash register after being watched. A neighbor alerted her husband who called the police. The burglar fled west before officers arrived. the amount stolen is unknown as the family was out of town.
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du Grandt Root
East Thirteenth Street
Detective Bureau Helps Solve Ingalls Robbery Case
F L Adams of the Union Detective Bureau returned from Anderson after aiding authorities in extracting a confession from Jess Jones about a burglary in Ingalls Indiana. Jones, leader of a local gang, confessed to robbing George W Miller secretary of the Ingalls Lime and Stone Co. and implicated further thefts in Wilkinson. Police recovered part of the stolen goods and expect the gang to be broken up as Jones is in custody for burglary and Pendleton assault charges.
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F. L. Adams
Union Detective Bureau
Anderson
Jess Jones
Ingalls
Ind
Jones
Pendleton
West Virginia
George W. Miller
Ingalls Lime and Stone Company
George Clark
Madison County
Clark
Miller
Wilkinson
City News Notes
Mrs C Hayden Robinson and daughter May of Chicago visit the city. A lawn fete by Phil H Sheridan W R C No 168 at Mrs N J Hoffbauer’s 15% Hillside avenue on Thursday evening July 1. The Maennercher Ladies Society July section plans a cuchre Friday afternoon July 11. Miss Alice Mueller chairs with assistance from Mrs Henry Runge Mrs Sig Armstrong Mrs Robinson Case Mrs Marie Monninger Mrs Franz Binninger and Miss Alice Lindeman.
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C. Hayden Robinson
May
Chicago
Phil H. Sheridan W. R. C
N. J. Hoffbauer
Hillside Avenue
Maennercher Ladies Society
Alice Mueller
Henry Runge
Sig. Armstrong
Robinson Case
Marie Monninger
Franz Binninger
Alice Lindeman
Mrs Griston's Joke Ends In Confusion At Home
Lizzie Griston of 24 East Court street entered her home at seven last night and acted out a joke by falling on a couch and emitting a white substance. Her husband feared she had attempted suicide and called a doctor who found no illness after a brief exam. She then jumped up and pranced around, much to her husband’s relief.
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Lefty
Prospect Street
Bill
Patsy
Cupid
Billing
Canal
West Street
Lizzie Griston
East Court Street
Foreman
Robbery Attempt In Alley Holds Up Joe Trout
Two large negroes blocked Joe Trout near the mouth of an alley between Kenwood Avenue and Illinois Street at nine last night. They produced a revolver but found nothing of value as Trout had no money. Patrolmen searched nearby alleys but yielded no description or suspects.
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Joe Trout
Illinois Street
Kenwood Avenue
Trout
Coon
Dickson
Young Woman Arrested In Horse and Buggy Theft
Jennie Johnson was arrested yesterday by Detectives Colbert and Hauser on charges of stealing a horse and buggy from the Farm clubhouse near the fair grounds last Friday. She, seen with two men, jumped into the rig and drove off. The buggy was recovered. the horse is missing.
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Jennie Johnson
Colbert and Hauser
Fair Grounds
Narrow Escape After Morphine Purchase by Mrs Weiss
Mrs Weiss, a 31 year old, nearly died yesterday morning after reporting a severe headache and buying 10 cents worth of morphine. Police and medical staff investigated the incident, with indications pointing to a possible overdose attempt and urgent medical intervention administered.
Woman Shot in Ambush Near McPherson Kansas
Miss Maude Holmes, from a prominent local family, was fatally shot through her bedchamber window late last night. The unknown assailant fired a full load of shot into her neck head and breast. No arrests have been made and no motive is known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M'Pherson
Kanay
Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Company Admin
Real estate notice highlights title assurance and security fees. Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Company located at 12 East Market Street offers title services and related real estate guarantees.
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Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Company
East Market Street
Catholic Federation Meeting Promises National Scope Next Month
Cincinnati July 6 Much interest grows in the American Federation of Catholic Societies national convention in Chicago August 5 to 7 with anticipated turnout near a million Catholics. Key churchmen and lay leaders plan to attend at Holy Name Cathedral. Chicago committee headed by Girten Hubbard Cannon Rialbasso prepares to support a wide federation expansion across states including New Jersey Indiana Pennsylvania Vermont Kentucky Wisconsin Alabama Massachusetts and likely New York Illinois Kansas Minnesota. The executive board will meet days before to consider constitutional changes with major Catholic fraternal groups joining in. A Milwaukee mass meeting will form a branch federation with Bishop Messmer and National President Minahan speaking.
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Cincinnati
American Federation of Catholic Societies
Chicago
United States
Holy Name Cathedral
Feehan
Muldoon
McFaul
Messmer
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Vermont
Kentucky
Wisconsin
Alabama
Massachusetts
New York
Illnois
Kansas
Minnesota
Knights of Columbus Knights of St. John
Catholic Knights of America
Catholic Order of Foresters
Irish Catholic Benevolent Union
Young Men's Institute
Catholic Truth Society
Central Verein
Western Catholic Union
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Catholic Benevolent Legion
Catholic Mutual Benefit Association
Catholic Knights and Ladies of America
James McFaul
5. C. Messmer
Milwaukee
Green Bay
Wis
T. B. Minahan
Columbus
O. A Aaa
Eleventh annual Catholic Summer School opens at Cliffhaven
Plattsburg New York July 6 The eleventh annual session of the Catholic Summer School of America at Cliffhaven Lake Champlain opened today with a New York party arriving including Rev Michael J Lavelle president of the school An informal reception was held this evening with brief speeches by Father Lavelle and others Regular sessions begin tomorrow with lecturers Thomas A Mullen Harvard University and James A Rooney editor Brooklyn Eagle
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Plattsburg
N. Y
Catholic Summer School of America
Cliffhaven
Lake Champlain
New York City
Michael J. Lavelle
Father Lavelle
Thomas A. Mullen
A. B
Harvard University
James A. Rooney
The
Brooklyn Eagle
Golden Jubilee of St John’s German Catholic Church
Special to the Indianapolis Journal reports Vincennes Indiana celebrated the fiftieth anniversary of St John’s German Catholic Church. The church, one of the diocese’s largest and wealthiest, recently renovated with artistic decoration. Three masses were held with pontifical high masses at noon by Bishop Charles Francis Chatard of Indianapolis, aided by fifty priests. vespers were sung in a well attended service.
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Indianapolis
Vincennes
Ind
Maxes
Charles Francis Chatard
Visit to Norway Aboard Hohenzollern Begins Voyage
Berlin July 6 Emperor William will start on his voyage to Norway aboard the imperial yacht Hohenzollern tomorrow. He is to be accompanied by high ranking officers and officials including Generals Von Kessel Von Scholl Von Molkte and Baron Von Senden Bibran and Prince Albert of Schleswig Holstein. The report also notes a yacht race from Kiel to Travemunde aboard the Cicely.
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Berlin
Emperor William
Norway
von Kessel
von Scholl
von Molkte
Huelzen-Haezier
Military
Baron von Senden-Bibran
Marine Cabinet
Captain von Grumme
Baron von Lynckner
Imperial Household
von Leuthold
Herr von Tschirschky
Belgium
Prince Albert
von Schleswig
Kiel
Travemunde
Cicely
Cecil Quentin
Eng
Yachts Sweep in Class A and 4A Prizes at Sea Races and News
The first prize in cruising Class A went to land with the Emperor's cup, Navahoe placed second, and Meteor third in the racing group Orion won Class A while Virginia II owned by Isaac Stern of New York won Class 4A with Mimosa second. London reports a collision near Holyhead as the Rappahannock ran aground, one dead and two injured aboard Dalegarth, amid fog off South Stack. Viola Allen in Rome rehearses Hall Caine's The Eternal City. Elanora Duse sails for the U S. The Times questions exporting rare books to the United States as a rich collector buys more. A fire in Lorenzo Marques, Portuguese East Africa, destroys military stores worth over £500,000 and may burn for days.
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London
Rappanhaynock
Buckingham
Holyhead
Wales
Dalegarth
Henry
Rappahannock
South Stack
Birkenhead
Rome
Viola Allen
Hall Caine
Elanora Duse
United States
Tremont Street
Boston
D'Annunzio
Lorenzo Marques
Canadian Regiments Sail Home From South Africa
Ottawa reports via Cape Town cablegram that the Third to Sixth Canadian Regiments sailed July 2 for Canada. Most troops are returning home except those invalided or discharged to settle there. Paris marks Alex Dumas centennial at Villers Cotterets with speeches by M Chaum and Sardou and an open air theater performance.
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Ottawa
Cape Town
Canada
South Africa
Paris
Alex. Dumas
Villers Cotterettes
Department of
Aisne
Paris workers at St Etienne demand pensions funds return
A group of dismissed workers at the state arms factory in St Etienne publishes a manifesto demanding the return of pension contributions and warns of marching on Paris if refused. The report also notes related international concerns and Australia’s stance on the Brussels sugar convention as of July.
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Paris
St. Etienne
Engineer Munroe Killed In Auto Crash In New Haven
D. C. Thorp Munroe an engineer died from injuries after a June 19 automobile collision in New Haven involving Harry W. Dupuy Yale 19M of Ali Pa Dupuy has been summoned to appear at the inquest on the death of Munroe.
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New Haven
Conn
D. C
Thorp Munroe
Harry W. Dupuy
Yale
Ali
Dupuy
Munroe
Miss Jennie Harrison Is Gored to Death by Bull
Miss Jennie Harrison was fatally injured when a bull gored her at Odemah Greer County today. The animal knocked her down and its horns pierced her body as the incident occurred in broad daylight.
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Guthrie
Jennie Harrison
Odemah
Greer County
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