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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1901

Page

5

Notice of bids and public notices in Indianapolis area

Fragmented notice list includes Marion County commissioners inviting sealed bids for furnishing supplies to county institutions for three months, with bid deadline and auditing office details. Also contains trade ads for storage, repairs, and services, plus public notices from Indiana General and Quartermaster offices, and business directory listings for Indianapolis firms.

Board of Commissioners Marion County the Auditor of County Fitneas Our Ames EF. Greer Tom M'Gregor Thos FE. Spapford Harrry Smith State of Indians Bae Indiana National Guard Indianapolis Supfor LN. G FSER Quartermaster General House Ind QM Dept Jeffersonville Jeffersonville Depot Alintien Barnett M. General

Gas Engines and Misc Ads in Local Help Wanted List

A dense classified page lists sale notices for gas engines up to 100 horsepower by Monarch Gas Engine Co and other items. It includes Wanted ads for boarders, teeth, carpenters, bridge work, and services, plus real estate and pattern shops. Local firms THOS C Day & Co and Enterprise Iron Fence Co are mentioned along with addresses and phone numbers.

Monarch Gas Engine CO. BE New York Belt R. R Enterprise FO Cornell Ave Thos. C. Day & CO Law Central Ave Twenty-first St Capritol Ave Price Law Thos, & Day & CO Marion County Taylor Directory CO Maryland

Seven men greet returning consumptive’s wife at station

At Broad Street Station Philadelphia seven fashionably dressed men welcomed a bright eyed woman back with her husband after two years away. The group had once feared her death from consumptive illness. The reunion was a festive moment for loyal friends in the city.

Philadelphia Broad Street West Broad Street Station Colorado

Marion County Board of Review Meeting Notice

Marion County Indiana schedules a Board of Review session on the third Monday in June to review real and personal property assessments, hear owners’ complaints, and adjust valuations as needed. Also notes stockholder meeting for an Indiana company at Indianapolis office on a specified date with secretary Balch.

Onesiemi Marion County State of Indiana Jis Ee County State of Insame Wei Ton Casi Salue and In All Cases Where Said County Board of Review Indiana County Board of Review Sal Harry B. Smith State of Indians Board of Commissioners of Said Harry & Smith Cincinnati Hamilton & Indianapolis Stoenhold On Company Ofice Indianapolis Ind Balch

Light freight movement dips as June rate cuts take effect

A week ending June 1 shows light loading with 3,16 cars received and forwarded at Indianapolis, JA060 loaded, and Memorial Day pauses local freights. Eastbound grain demand softened awaiting rate cuts, while local grain, produce and livestock shipments rise.

Indianapolis Penn Chicago Columbus Oste É West Cincinnati St. Louis Cleveland

Give Prof. Clark a Rest

Nebraska State Journal reports Professor Clark of Northwestern University and his associate Professor Crook struggle with misrepresentations spread by yellow journals. Clark clarifies a past remark about marrying a college-bred woman, asserting his view now backed by sixteen years of experience that such a wife makes the best home-maker.

Nebraska State Journal Clark Northwestern University Crook Yellow Journals

Kansas City Journal Supremacy by Teeth Vote

In Kansas City Star satire on farming and warlike fantasies the piece jokes about firing cannons at wheat fields and jeers at Kansas political leanings. It notes Kansas and its preference for innovations but mocks a Supreme Court vote as declaring empire by teeth.

Kansas City Star France Kansas Kansas City Journal Supreme Court

Transatlantic Bond and Privacy in a Tubed Era

A Victorian style meditation on friendship and surveillance as a Transatlantic brother communicates across accents through technology. The speaker notes pride in shared modern tools, but fears invasion of privacy as a Kodak device, lamp, and machinery fill the scene while a triumphal car of progress rolls through the tube.

Perforee Lenden Daily Chronicle

Penn and B&O alliance reflected in railway talks

Comment circulates on the closer Pennsylvania and Baltimore & Ohio ties. Past presidents urged a purchase, while recent improvements include bridges, terminals, and rolling stock upgrades. Despite gains, demand for more motive power and cars grows as traffic expands.

Stubbs Denies Offer to Head Transcontinental Railways

Dispatch from New York cites J C Stubbs of the Southern Pacific denying any offer to become commissioner of transcontinental railroads at a high salary. He says no offer was made and no plans to leave SP or join another company. Additional notices report staff appointments and orders by several railroads including George W Williams as Commercial Agent Buffalo for Chicago Milwaukee St Paul, Hitchcock as District Passenger Agent West Shore, Andrews in a similar post, and Chicago Great Western placing orders worth 40, including 1 5% freight cars, 30 stock cars and twenty cabooses. The Centre Passenger Association Mileage Bureau welcomes Erle as a June 1 member. adding 2 00 miles of railroad. Resseneer connected to Contato and June mn running to Greensboro on the Big Pour tracks from Westport to Greensburg. President Loree and General Janese Potier with M Ke Cowen present.

Baltimore & Ohio Frank Sweet Vanderbilt Lines Chicago & Eastern Illinois Erie Chesapeake & Ohio Norfolk & Western Listman & Co Detroit & Lima Ohio Southern Ohio Wabash Fort Wayne & Butler Railroad Young Men‘s Christian Association Cooffeyyville Kan Central Central Passengers Association Pennsylvania Lake Shore Indiana, Decatur & Western Philadelphia Broad Street Philadelphia & Reading Santa Fe George R. Henderson Chicago & Northwestern James Collinson George T. Neubert Milton Player Samuel R. Callaway New York Central Newman New York Buffalo H. P. Baldwin Central Railroad of New Jersey Roselle N. J Baldwin Orange Caleb Baldwin Newark Trunk-line Association Chicago Roberts George B. Roberts Lord Thatme Carsatt Pennsylvania Lines Messrs. Cowen and Murray Mr. Murray Transportation Department San Francisco J. C. Stubbs Southern Pacific Railroad Company Eastern Railway Stubbs Waldorf-Astoria Southern Pacific Company George W. Williamse Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Charles R. Hitchcock West Shore Road Charles Andrews Chicago Great Western Erle Centre Passenger Association Resseneer Greensboro Westport Greensburg Loree Janese Potier M. Ke Cowen

Insular Affairs and Supreme Court Opinions Commented

An Indianapolis Journal reader argues Supreme Court decisions on new possessions resemble the Dred Scott case. The piece contends majority and minority views reflect legislative versus judicial interpretation of the Constitution, notes U S territories Puerto Rico and the Philippines, and warns Congress must balance insular government with revenue provisions amid shifting power.

Indianapolis Journal Supreme Court Dred Scott Legislative Department Porto Rico Philippines Congress Porte Ries Siave

Political realignment and constitutional limits in new governance

A letter from J. B. Conner in Indianapolis on June 1 argues for political adjustment over rigid party lines, praises constitutional authority in civil liberty and religious rights, notes fiscal and certain civil-right limitations, and warns that a probation period may prevent anarchy from excessive early liberty.

J. B. Conner Indianapolis

Christian Science Adherent Defends Beliefs Against Misrepresentation

Clarence A. Buskirk of Princeton, Ind., writes to the Indianapolis Journal defending Christian science against what he calls false, misleading articles copied from Everybody’s Magazine. He accuses critics of false witness, praises the religion’s growth across continents, and urges fair, informed discussion of its teachings and humanitarian work.

Indianapolis Journal Everybody's Magazine Eddy Mrs. Eddy God Christian Science Church United States Canada United Kingdom Europe New York Boston Chicago Buffalo Toronto London France Germany Italy South Africa China Clarence A. Buskirk Princeton Ind

Smoke Reduction in Cleveland Business Blocks

Prof Benjamin analyzes Cleveland smoke data from forty modern blocks within a quarter mile of the center. Smokeless furnaces cut smoke by up to 50 percent to 1 percent, yielding cleaner chimneys and higher profits as older buildings are replaced.

Benjamin Cassier Cleveland Uioparte

Milk fed recovery plan restores strength and color in patient

After a period of pure milk only diet with frequent small feeds the patient gains brightness in the eyes, color returns to the cheeks and complexion, and mood lifts. Gradually bread egg chicken vegetables and potatoes are added while milk remains essential, with massage boosting strength.

Penalty and pride drive owner compliance in town stalls

The practice shows owners their own standings and those of neighbors, with personal visits for serious offenders. Some cases appeal to civic pride, but mostly the economic argument prevails, backed by figures and comparisons to experiences of others.

Mrs Gougar Sees Labor Policy Critically From Australia

In a letter dated from South Australia Mrs. Helen M. Gougar argues eight hour laws hinder business. She cites strict enforcement that fines after hours affect merchants, bookkeepers, and delivery workers. Gougar contrasts U S labor doctrine with Australian practices, noting lowered investment and high minimum wages as consequences.

Lafayette Ind Helen M. Gougar South Australia United States America

Electricity's Role at the Pan American Exposition

Exposition Bulletin notes Niagara power drives day and night display at the Pan American. Electricity lights grounds and buildings, powers a fishery water system, a restaurant on the electric tower, and a water pump in the machinery building. Niagara's constant energy fuels this grand showcase for generations to come.

Deane Niagara Falls Niagara

New Cure for Dyspepsia Urges Gluttonous Rest Massage

Philadelphia Telegraph reports a novel dyspepsia remedy centered on three parts: complete rest in bed, massage as exercise substitute, and deliberate overfeeding. Proponents claim thorough rest and controlled feeding, even feeding the patient, yield recovery when other parts are ignored.

Philadelphia

Court notices list multiple divorce and lien actions in superior and circuit courts

The record shows divorce decrees with child custody and costs against defendants, mechanic's lien dismissals, and several new suits filed. Also listed are mortgages, partition suits, deed reforms, tax deed challenges, and quiet title actions across Superior Court Rooms 1 2 3 and Circuit Court, with judges named and parties identified.

Superior Court John L. McMaster Mamie MacCurdy William M. Curdy Nora D. Strong Herbert A. Strong Elizabeth Newton Joseph A. Newton Elvina Low Elliott P. Low Vinson Carter John W. Hearne New York Investment Company Mechanic's Mathias Dewald John M Bulliven Ve. Woney T. Salts Malott Eries M. Name Ve. Poerbheee Ie Nageleisen Lawrence A. Nageleisen Circuit Court Henry Clay Allen Clinton L. Hare Thomas Francis Hickey Morris S. Greenbaum F. G. Koepper the Chronicle John H. Hunter Monree Kliingensmith George Klingensmith Frank A. Morrison Gorman Justice of the Peace Phoenix Accident and Sick Benefit Association of Benton Harber Mich John 8 Booth State of Bereb McDonough Wayne Mutual Life Association of Indian Eliza Moesch George W. Shelby William ©. Smith Ida G. Smith Theodore EB Grifith Jennie Kingly

Indiana Supreme Court Record of New Cases and Assignments

A compact list of new appellate cases and assignments of errors from the Indiana Supreme Court and Court of Appeals. Highlights include defendants Fox, etc., and several interrelated bond and record concerns. Names such as Williar, Geake, Fox, Mayor Allen, Marstead, Gray, Rariden, Shenk, Falcon, and Johnson appear amid notes on assignment of errors and bond records.

State of Indiana Williar Elliott Rariden Cullen Mason White Bond Billott Rariden Esther B. Rariden White Mae Shenk Schuyler C. Falcon

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Trvin Dunlap Dugan John A Keuer North Capitol Avenue Turedey Kis Wolf Koma Gerring River Avenue St. Mary's Church Mneral Directors Leilll Alaa Planner & Seuchanan North Tilinois Street New and Old Delaware St A. Diener Washington Joseph Gardner Kentucky Ave Lane Indiana Ave California Joseph F. Haslinger’s Massachusetts Niki_—S Soscococtoo LLL AAD Tage Indi LS Warehouse CO E& Kurta Pres H. A. Crossland Mgr Telephone Union Transfer and Storage Company Ohio Street Ousehold Specialty Gregory & Appel Bryces Bakery C. Thomas Alabama Holloway Flats Michigan Bath Twelfth St National Carriage and Reed Company Rawer B G. A. Kipp Company North Water Street Milwaukee Wis United States Army Ziana SesinApet St Madame van Allen Tomorro Meridian St Ees Wm. L. Rice West Michi Street White River Repaire and Reedy & CO Phomee New Ia Old Aa BERIERMAN #BROS Mass. Ave N. Col. St Laundre Indisnapolis Loan Co OW ‘Panne. Ay EB T. Silvius & CO Pennsylvania St Thomas FR. Bell Ingalis Block V. H. Lockwood Lemcke Building Stegmeier Ene Oyster Aery House N. Ulinots Horace Wood Pitel. Paar Virginia Avenue E. Ohio St Peerless Foundery CO Meek St H. C. Stevens Senate Ave Trans Blanchard N. Delaware St Tutewiler & Son, Undertakers W. Market St C. F. Sayles East Market Street Spann & CO Poser Renee RS Williams & CO Oran Perry LAW Building Nee Bargalws Hoffman & Ponner Wall PA i North Tlinois Street Bardinal Monch Gas Gine CO New York St Bell R. R Salhe—Real Estate Scientife S&s. F. Earhart Washington Street Notie Board OF Review Cent & Ohio Presi Prof. Clark American Tech Kodak Delaware & Lackawanna Doings W. G. Nicholas Delaware-Lackawanna George Gout John D. Rockefeller W. KK. Vanderbilt Moses Taylor First National Bank Messrs. Maxwell, Reker and Fahnestock Wronk Higgins Samuel Sloan W. Bh. Derge Delaware & Lackawanny Gould Mr. Rockefeller Pittsburg Mr. Stubbs Insular Affairs Christian Science Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railway Toledo Sandusky Illinois C.C.C St. L. Ry Exposition Grounds A.J. Smith G. P T. A Cleveland, C The Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway Patton Bros South Meridian Street Helen Gougar Things Australia the Court Record Ailker Davie F. Mighley Marion Retherfrre Foward Appellant James H. Marstead Gray Marion Mar Bond Company True, Tee Harry O. Johnson Marion & C. Appellant
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