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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1902

Page

9

Vital Statistics June 2 local births and deaths list

A long list of births and deaths with names and ages, including many addresses such as 517 Vinton avenue and 12 North Wave street. It records newborns by gender, and several deaths with ages ranging from five to sixty two, noting ailments like tuberculosis and consumption and locations such as St Vincent's Hospital and Summit.

Lacy J. Minter A Woodruff Broadway Street Moore North Det- Fullus North Street G. E& Eg Wenn Soey Krome, Sr Bates Ernes Rock Street

Marion county seeks bids for multiple bridge approaches

The Marion County Board of Commissioners invites sealed bids by June 17 1903 for constructing concrete and stone arch bridge approaches on multiple roads in Decatur and other townships with plans on file in the auditor’s office. Bids require bond and affidavit. the board may reject any bid.

Grant County Sourcentag John Q. Adams Justin H Chapman Chief Quartermaster’s Office Chicago Boston Philadelphia Francisco Quartermaster’ Tment Col. E Batwood Ae Fash Marion County Porue Warren Township Bnd Office Thomas Te Spapford John B Mgaughey Marion Coun Harry B Smith Board of Commissioners Indiana Swamp Branch Seerley Road Decatur Township Office of the Auditor of John Emgaughey Loehner Branch Mars Hill Road Perenne John Mgregor Thomas E. Spafford John E. Mgaughey Harry B. Smith Foltz Branch Bethel Cemetery Tue Township the Auditor John Mgrego Thomas E. Spafpford John E. M'Gaughey Plan Joan M'Gregor John KE. M'Gaughey Marion_county Tee Branch Office of the Auditor John M’gregor Thomas E. Spapford John EB. M'Gaughey Gulliver Place Guionm Road Pike Eer Fee John M'Gregor Marion Tata Board John M Gregor John EB. Mgaughey Smith Dawson's Place Washington Township Ee Poere Johne M' Gregor Wadsworth Ditch Smith Road Lawrence Township John E. M’gaughey Board of Commissioners of Irmtiana Guion Place Pike Township Thomas FE. Spafford Clarion D ' Attest Bragdon Ditch Ashby Road Cress Lea Poms Hans Reo Afford Sork E. M'Gaughey Marion Co Marion Eae McConnell Ditch Asbury Road Pt Realtorne Somerrant SPA John E. McGaughey Commissioners Cartion Eaves Eaente Indians Lick Creek Harding Street Perry Township Mahion County John Mgacghet Mies Eengeance Indiana Pleasant Run Barren Eles Aosine Krroma John EE Es Qaughey

Journal Business Directory Classified Ads of Indianapolis

Directory style list of services and ads including elevators, funeral directors, opticians, florists, lawyers, restaurants, livery stables, specialists, stove repairs, wall papers, massage, and various WANTED notices, with addresses and phone numbers for Marion county listings and an Army recruiting notice. Includes a general promotion for Sunday Journal want ads and a contact card note.

Bertermann Washington St Peerless Foundry CO Ti Meek H. C. Stevens N. Senate

Journal seeks pen and ink artists for want column drawings

The Indianapolis Journal invites entries for weekly draw ings illustrating business benefits of advertising. Winners receive publication with artist name. Submissions must be 10 by 9 inches on Bristol board with India ink. Include artist name and return address on back. Mail or deliver to Counting Room.

Tist Counting Room Indianapolis Riley Journal Office

Pupil Art Work Exhibit Travels From Indianapolis

Public schools and the normal school at Benjamin Harrison School will open afternoons 2 to 5 through June 6 for an art exhibit. It features Indianapolis grade high and normal school drawing and color works showcased at Minneapolis. A composite Western Tree Teachers' Association display highlights work from Western States cities. The tour will visit over forty cities next year, stopping five days in each, with textiles and charts from the Pennsylvania Museum and School of Industrial Art. Cities include Chicago Minneapolis St Paul Moline Davenport Grand Rapids and Elgin.

Benjamin Harrison School Walnut and Delaware Streets Indianapolis Western Drawing Teachers’ Association Minneapolis Western Tree Teachers’ Association Pennsylvania Museum and School of Industrial Art Chicago St. Paul Moline Davenport Grand Rapids Elgin

Portrait Echoes of a Ghosted Love by T Arthur Symons

A pensive poem on a shelf sideportrait of old love and the speaker’s own ghostly reflection. The speaker laments a long lost relationship while the waiting eyes in the portrait seem to love and yearn for a return. Poetic reverie centers on memory and longing.

Freight Traffic in May Shows Large Tonnage Despite Light Grain

May freight at Indianapolis lines remained strong as total cars moved reached 12 410 with 95 792 loaded, driven by coal ore lumber and other freight amid light grain movement. Belt road activity rose with 86 792 cars transferred and stockyards handling 4 684 live stock cars. Pennsylvania lines granted Wabash crossing near Pittsburg to avoid a legal fight while demurrers cloud Chicago cases on rate cutting.

Indianapolis Lines Indianapolis Central Traffic Association Pennsylvania Lines Pittsburg Jewett Pennsylvania The Western Union Pennsylvania System

Centralization debate shades New York rail interests

New York grain and cotton men oppose Harriman's centralization of railroad ownership, arguing it would worsen traffic discrimination as ports divert shipments. Meanwhile Vandalia improvements at Logansport, Culver passing track grading, and a 4 engine repair shop aid operations. The Central Association of Railroad Officials considers closing freight depots earlier and seeks superintendent endorsement. The Pennsylvania reports steady 5 percent income from securities, valuing the line at about 213 million. Arsenal Building and Loan Association closes seventeenth year, with railroad ties among its founders and strong dividend history.

Canton Locust Point Curtis Bay Mountclare Pittsburg New York Harriman Grand Trunk Michigan Central Logansport Culver Central Association of Railroad Union Station Cincinnati Pennsylvania Panhandle Fort Wayne Chicago Arsenal Building and Loan Association William Swanston W. W. Richardson E. H. Shedd Lake Erie & Western W. L. Taylor

Obstructionists Defeat Contagious Disease Hospital Funds

At last night’s City Council meeting Democrats blocked a 13509 choice for grounds and building a contagious disease hospital, and opposed a 750 continuation of milk inspections. Berry and Moriarity reversed after being told the hospital would not be on the South Side, and the milk allotment covered mainly horse feed. The same bloc backed the Flower Mission ward trust and ward maintenance, while voting down the anti goo goo ordinance.

Finance Committee Berry Moriarity Wynne Sourbier Board of Health Military Park Flower Mission City Hospital Buddenbaum & Heller English Avenue Kelley Wheeler Committee On Morals Negley Mr. Moriarity Washington Street James L. Keach Electric Indianapolis, Lebanon & Frankfort Line Union Traction Company Keach Bookwalter Indianapolis Committee On Eppert Fall Creek Meridian Street Central Avenue Bookwatt Judiciary Committee

Board votes to resume milk safety work amid funding fears

The board had suspended work two weeks ago but Bookwaller urged continuation, arguing Democrats would not block it for a few hundred dollars. Dr. Buehler warned that stopping now would impair sanitary progress, risking adulteration of milk with benzoic acid and other substances and posing a health danger.

Bookwaller Buehler

Market lively week opens with steady prices across lines

Fairly active markets start the week with demand holding, as near home growth pressures prices down. New tomatoes and Texas tomatoes fetch around $2.25 per four basket crate. gooseberries cherries and related fruits in plentiful supply. Butter scarce poul try eggs and cheese show mixed moves. Grain and wagon markets steady to dull with wide price ranges on corn and oats and varied hay values.

Texas Board of Trade Hay Timothy California St. Michael Bermuda Florida I-Basket Aw Co Mississippi

Official Souvenir Soldiers' Monument described in May issue

The Journal on Thursday May 15 published a complete permanent description of the Soldiers' Monument. The souvenir features numerous views and a carefully prepared history detailing the monument's origin, construction, and significance.

Certificates Issued to Named Indiamews Original Winners

Certificates issued to numerous individuals across Indiana towns including Indianapolis Elkhart Washington Jeffersonville and Logansport with varied sums noted. Recipients range from Hiram Richersek Samuel H Stuckey James Bush and Isabelle Loudermilk to Harriet Hearne and Ruth Runyon, among others reflecting a broad distribution. Renewal notices reference widows and estates with multiple names and amounts listed.

Perry Gesselle Peru S. Ferree Hiram Richersek Samuel H. Stuckey James Bush Indianapolis J. Re Johnson’ Rice Albany Soar Francesville Gibson Logansport Ruth Runyon Ville Esther W. Hand Mary A. Killin Otterbein Sarah Janes Walkerton Sarah A. Henry Clark's Ne

Date of Molineux Retrial Set for Sept 2

New York June 2 Justice Scott in the criminal branch of the Supreme Court fixed September 2 as the start date for the second trial of Roland B Molineux, accused of the murder of Kate Adams.

New York Justice Scott Supreme Court Roland B. Molineux Kate Adams

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