FOR SALE OR TRADE AND LOCAL ADS INDIANAPOLIS AREA
Classified notices advertise farm and double houses near Indianapolis with rooms baths and furnaces for 720 yearly location within two miles, plus a bakery sale on College Avenue, secondhand furnace with pipes at 25 N Delaware, mortgage loans by C Sayles Co and W Williams Co, and other ads including building wrecking and old buildings bought. Local deadlines and contact Phone 222 and 2S.
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Polis
Indianapolis
Care the Journal
College Av
Heaton & CO
Lemeike
C. Sayles & CO
East Market Street
Indlana
C . WILLIAMS @ CO
Market St
Joseph Gardner
Kentucky Ave
Pol
Wrecking CO
Wanted salesmen and organizers in early 20th century ads
Classified notices offer district sales representatives, traveling salesmen, ad sales, dressmakers, organizers for fraternal associations, with salaries from monthly to per annum, plus incentives. Positions require references, good standing, and willingness to relocate or work at hotels and offices in Boston and Indianapolis with notices for storage, hauling, and coal contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Occidental
Monarch Co
Osborne Company
Grand Hotel
Lost items and rewards in Indianapolis civil engineer notice
Engineer Joseph H Dennis seeks return of a lost pocketbook containing 109 dollars, with liberal reward offered by the Columbia Club. Also lost are a second pocketbook with 110.4 dollars in Journal Newspaper Company certificates and IOF receipts, plus a diamond brooch in or near Fourteenth street by Capitol, Meridian, and SS Peter and Paul, with rewards offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Club
Journal Newspaper Company
H H. Eva
Fourteenth Street
Capitol Avenue
SS. Peter and Paul's Church
Meridian
Fourteenth
North Capitol
Floods disrupt railway traffic in Texas Sunday
Headlines report Texas rail service halted by floods. Other items note Dr. C. K. Adams death, Governor Hunt's Porto Rico remarks, Venezuelan leaders' movements, military awards, the Cook court verdict, and various regional incidents including a baptism of misfortune and local sports results.
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Texas
C. K. Adams
Wisconsin University
Hunt
Porto Rico
Castro
Venezuela
Caracas
Miles
Cook
Miracle Relic Heals Seven Year Old at St. Jean Baptiste
Marian Oates of East Eighty second Street reportedly walked unaided after kissing a relic of St Anne at the Church of St. Jean Baptiste in East Seventy sixth Street. Neighbors and Father Pauze attest to the cure, noting prior hip and spinal weakness and a brace worn since April 189. The family credits prayer and divine intervention, while observers describe it as a miracle.
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New York Evening Post
Church of St. Jean Baptiste
East Seventy-sixth Street
Marian Oates
East Eighty-second Street
St. Anne
Father Pauze
Mr. Oates
Union plaque plan sparks boycott fear in housing
The Brooklyn Eagle reports a Building Trades Union idea to place a metal plaque on all union member carpentry and masonry built homes. Non marked houses would be deemed non union and subject to boycott, raising fears of mob action and poorer construction if adopted.
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Boston Herald
Brooklyn Eagle
Building Trades Union
Sulzer Critiques Roosevelt Following Cleveland Expert View
Washington Star reports Representative Sulzer asserts President Roosevelt is no better than his party. The piece notes a Cleveland expert’s analysis to shape public perception and question Roosevelt’s alignment with his party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Star
Sulzer
Roosevelt
Grover Cleveland
New Wheat and Oats Boost Railroad Traffic in Indianapolis
Tonnage rises as wheat and oats move with heavy packing house shipments and rising west bound traffic. Indianapolis lines bolster car fleets under per diem pricing while Pennsylvania lines shift to haul on their own system. Total week ended July 26: 28,730 cars moved, 4,991 loaded. 23,?7 loaded at Indianapolis. last year figures show gains and lower overall loaded cars.
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Indianapolis
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Illinois
Ohio
Fostoria
Toledo
Cy, T
Penn
M. & Septiag II
Chicago
Columbus
Vandalia
East
West
Big Four
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Cleveland
Railroad Y M C A Work Near Union Station
Plans for a Union Railway Company ground Y M C A building near Union Station gain support. J A Barnard leads committee. local group aims for a $40,000 facility after plan disagreements. Rail executives cite benefits of employee clubs, with Brooklyn Y M C A managing rooms and a $20,000 investment at one depot.
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Young Men's Christian Association
Union Railway Company
Union Station
J. A. Barnard
Peoria & Eastern
Greatsinger
West
Brooklyn Y. M. C. A
Brooklyn
Streetcar Company of
Rochester
Railroads and management changes across major lines
Reports detail personnel shifts as Henry Mantz moves to state duties with the Chicago Rock Island & Pacific, and R H Hammond retires signaling abolition of maintenance of way. B&O extends differential to Cleveland, Union Pacific investors eye control of Milwaukee St Paul, and Chicago Rock Island plans Kansas City moves. Vanderbilts fund cut off northwestern survey for Lake Shore NY Central link. Buckner named commercial agent for Big Four in New Orleans. Pennsylvania lines expand freight cars to 183,486 on Jan 1 and 197,008 by July 1, aiming for substantial fall and winter traffic. Illinois Central completes Chicago to New Orleans telephone line, Santa Fe-Southern Pacific relations strain over freight share, and Columbus Sandusky Hocking line may be controlled by Pennsylvania with Toledo becoming terminal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Hill
Great Northern
Labrador Coast
Lackawana Road
Seaboard
Pressed Steel Company
Grand Rapids & Indiana
Panhandle
Pennsylvania Lines
John Foreman
Pottstown
Philadelphia & Reading
Santa Fe
Brooklyn
E. W. Demarest
E. S. Hull
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Salina
Kan
Ben
New Orleans
Pennsylvania
Mississippi River
Harry Young
Cleveland
Lake Shore Road
Chicago
Rock Island & Pacific
W. F. Greaves
General Southern
Birmingham
Ala
Porter
Joseph Ramsey
The
Wabash
St. Louis
Mr. Ramsey
Long Island
Henry A. Russell
St. Joseph
Wabash Lines
Interstate Car Tranfer Company
Wabash Syndicate
Westirginia
Davis-Elkins Syndicate
Bonide, Lante
Gould People
Henry Mantz
Ohio & Mississippi Road
R.L& P
R. H. Hammond
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Baltimore & Ohio
Lake Shore
Union Pacific
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Kansas City
Topeka
Vanderbilts
New York
Southern
S. J. Gates
Louisville
Pratt
Southwestern Passenger Bureau
James Barker
Illinois Central
Southern Pacific
Harriman
Pennsylvania Company
Columbus, Sandusky & Hocking
Toledo
Sandusky
First Solemn High Mass at St John s Church
The Rev William Garrity who just returned from Rome celebrated his first solemn high mass in St John s Church at 10 30 yesterday morning. He was assisted by two former schoolmates Fathers Delaney and Duffy. The large, hot crowd included his mother and sister in front pews. Father Duffy deacon and Father Delaney subdeacon led, with Father James McCool as master of ceremonies and Rev Francis Gavish, pastor, as assistant presbyter delivering the sermon about ministers chosen by divine guidance and the spirituality of St John s due to its young men becoming priests. The four former parishioners were praised for growing from schoolboys to priests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Garrity
Rome
St. John’s Church
Fathers Delaney
Duffy
Father Garrity
Joseph Duffy
James Delaney
James McCool
St. John's
Garriety
Francis H. Gavish
St. John's Church
Hall Measured for Identification After Bank Robbery Attempt
Captain Gerber and Bertillon clerk McGuff measured Charles W. Hall at Greenfield cell after his arrest for attempting to rob a Fortville bank last week. Hall, wounded by John Bills in woods, spoke of Dayton Ohio past and Cleveland races, while authorities doubt his stories and expect a long record.
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Gerber
Edward McGuff
Bertillion
Greenfield
Charles W. Hall
Fortville
Ind
Hall
United States
Greenfield Hall
John Bills
Dayton
Cleveland
Hail
Bicycle Policeman Injured in Arrest
Policeman Iley Lowe dislocated his shoulder yesterday while arresting Milton Bess who threatened neighbors. Bess, described as cranky and swearing, resisted at first but was taken into custody after Tile Tevis led officers to him. Lowe will be off duty about one month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iley Lowe
Milton Bess
Bess
Tile Tevis
Roanoke Street
Trimpe
Lowe
Protection of American Labor Through Immigration Reform
A True Protection column argues Republicans should strengthen labor protection by revising immigration laws. It cites reenacting the Chinese Exclusion Act and expanding limits on southern European and other immigrants to curb strikes and perceived overuse of welfare. The piece urges the party to enact effective protective laws.
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Elkhart
Ind
Republican Party
Europe
Asia
Republican Rtg
Broad Wholesale Market Review of July Trade Trends
Wholesale merchants report midsummer trade satisfactory across grains and oils. Linseed oil slips to 66c a gallon, fruits and vegetables price ranges soften, poultry eggs and butter stay strong, wagon and track prices show mixed moves, and demand remains high for corn, oats, and dried goods amid ample supply.
Powdered and granulated goods mixed in old price list
A dense OCR shopping ledger lists powders sugar and spices with varied grades and prices, followed by beans, molasses, syrups, rice, wood goods, iron and steel, leather and nails. It lists produce like apples, cantaloupes, cauliflowers, celery, cucumbers, tomatoes, watermelons, and assorted meats with unit prices and package sizes, ending with freight routes and daily service notes.
Live Stock Markets Across Regions Show Mixed Cattle and Hogs
Cattle receipts varied with none at Interstate Yards and Kansas City. Good to choice steers reached up to 7.50 in Indianapolis and Chicago markets, while medium and common grades weakened. Hogs sold mix of heavy and light weights with top quotes around 7.75 to 8.00, as demand remained strong despite lighter weekly receipts. Sheep and lambs showed price firmness in some regions while others noted higher demand and steady to higher values.
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Interstate
Indianapolis
LRHOE
Eeenrenesees Aevaseateeetanton
Kansas City
Les Sanders
Heney
Stey
Texas
Chicago
Tee Lg Ag
New York
Reeves—Roeceipta
Seper Ib
South Omsta
Woulla
Stags
Ples
Wethers
Be and Stackers
N. Eer
East Buffalo
Lambe
Louisville
Howe Steady
Bent Deavice Selting Et
Mediame
Srconits
Setheere
East Ligerty
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Nathan
South East Street
Christian
North Noble
Funers
Sam Friends
Ana Ee. Wilson
McMillin
Satin
East Eleventh Street
Eee
A. Diener
Washington
Tel
Crown Hill
Ma UN
Cdinois Street
New End
Kreglo
Delaware St
Lil
Sts
New
Iler & Son
Joshnal Business Directory
Oes
Reedy & CO
Frank Blanchard
N. Delaware St
Bertermann Bros
New No. Ml
Mass
N. del. St
PAT Lawyers
Ompson R. Bell
Ingalls Block
Horace Wood
Peexelfess Foundry CO
Meek St
Rewt
H. C. Stevens
N. Senate
Ann Eee Fok
B. Market
Gregory & Appel
A. M. DE Souchet
Ux United Writer and Supplies CO
FOR Trade
Delaware
Journal
OO Alaa Lana
New England
Richmond
Care Journal
Sunday Journal
Indpls. Warehouse Co
COAL
Board of Trns
Central Indiana Hospital For Insane
Board of Trustees
Central
Weeee Engineering
Joseph H. Dennis
Bellefontaine St
General Engineering
State Department
William L. Powell
Port Au Prince
Foreign News
England
Edward
Trust
Land League
Mme
Edward Sempis
Mme. Sempis
Mise Louise Rutherford
Indiana Happenings
Albert Marine
Upland
Blackford
New Castles
Elvira Gilmore
Bedford
Anderson
Ryan
Richmond Natural Gas Company
Henry County
H. E. Wells
French Tick Springs
N.C Clouser
Samuel Miller
Hartford City
Gold Heels
Brighton Beach
Fitzsimmons
Jeffries
San Francisco
the Roman
Pace
Martha Marshall
Sylvia One
Bettey Till
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Pittsburg
St. Is
Philadelphia
Boston
Baltimore
Detroit
Interurban Terminal Company
Y. M. C. A. Work
M. Bowman
F. W. Buskirk
Erie
Pacific Coast
Richard Taylor
J. G. Jennings
Pather Garrity
C. W. Hall
Ey Lowe
Timothy
Secretary of the Board of Trade
Ostec
Ieee
Hay Steady
Hay
California
Coal and Coke
Blossburg
Atcenseless
Jackson
Kanawha
Raymond
Winit
Lunrig
Hocking Valley
H . Sou
Greene County
Slack
Androscoggin
Bouncy
Cabot
Capital
Cumberland
Dwight Anchor
Sony the Loom
Farwell
Fitchville
Hill
Hope
Lonsdale
Peabody
Pepperell
Peper
Hiro
Osein
Atlantic A
Boott C
Sze
Bucks
Head
Th Locc
Sats Constitution
Wee
Cartist
Youmehs
Dwight Star
Great Falls
Sie
Great Falls J. Ve
Hill Fine
Indian Head
Act
Pepperell R
Ans Secogein
Allen
Arno
McY
Hammilton Fancy
Merr
Font Tsar
iBge
Harnittan
Methuena
Noreen
Sige
Etieke
Gwitt
Amoskeag
Bates
Lancaster
Neaster Ro
Stark
Ericen
Java
Srpgide
Gates
Reginald Roberts
Mona Demerest Ostendorf
Empire A
Ideal Golden
Windsor
Ridgewood
Cassia
Louisiana
T'Zaic
Iron and Steel
Oaksole
Sic
Hemlock Gore Powe
Michigan
Messina
Tennessee
Washington St
Cleveland Express
Union City
Fort Wayne
Clevels
York
Knickerbocker
Benton Harbor
Benton Harbor Express
Fikhart Secommere
ST. Louis Link
Louis Southwestern
Lm. d
St. Louis Limited
Ds Terre Haute
Matt
A. Chicago
Lafayette
Cincinnati Cincinnati Express
Cincinnati Express
Greensburg
Ad. N. Vernon
N. Vernon
Bederite
Eoria
Peoria
Bloomington
Peoria and
Bloom
Champaign
Bieees
Springfiel
Springfield
New Castle
CIN
HAM
Dayton RY
City Ticket Office
Ash
St. Cincinnati
Cincinnati Font Reall
Toledo and
Detroit Express
Cincinnati Limited
Dayton Express
Louis RY
Decatur
Chile Express
Tuscola
Decatur and
Mat
Columbua
Louisvill
Lowlerill
Piqua
Colum
Vincennes
Madison
Martinsville
North Vernon
Xenia
Pittstars
Phil
Logansport
Richard
Krad
Vince
Terre Haute
Western Express
Effingham
tDaily
Union Traction Co
Union Block
Maryland Street
Muncie
Marion
Alexandria
Saom
Ilam
Elwood
West Maryland Street
Indianapolis & Greenfield Rapid Transit Company
Sonat Oneridian
Georgia
Georgie and
Pane
Greenwood
Franklin R. Br.co
Washington Streets
Seerasedans
Fiege
Semba
Hoge
Mgr
SGU Lambe
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