Local business notices and government bids in Indianapolis area
A collage of business ads and official notices lists firms such as Bertemann J Bros and Thompson Bell patent lawyers, Stegmeier Bros restaurants, Dr J C Orr rheumatism specialist, and The Peerless Foundry. It includes sealed bid calls from Indianapolis Board of School Commissioners and the Chief Quartermaster in Chicago for clothing and equipment supplies with June deadlines.
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Bertermann J Bros
New No
Mass
N. del
THOMPSON R_ BELL
Ingalls Block
Indianapolis
Stegmeier Brps
N. Klitnels St
Boards
Ste
Saat
J C_ORR
Washington St
Peerless Foundry CO
Meek St
C. Stevens
Senate
MO. E. Cleland
Chief Quartermaster’s
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Quartermaster's Department
Col. E. Blatwood
Journal Wants Art for Want Ads Contest
The Indianapolis Journal invites pen and ink artists to submit drawings illustrating business benefits of advertising. Each weekly winner receives $1.95 for a year’s Sunday page ad. Drawings must be 0 by 1 inches, on bristol board with india ink, with name and address on back. originals may be delivered or mailed to the counting room.
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aR“pIst
India
Courts of Arbitration and the Wage Debate in America
A reader rebuts the June 3 editorial on establishing a general court of arbitration for wage disputes. He argues wages are contractually set and protected by civil law, warns against forcing ministers or miners into arbitration, and contends such a court would threaten American liberty and stall relief for the poor. The letter sides with general labor rights and questions the practical enforcement of wage decrees by any new court. Indianapolis, June 3. U. L. SEE.
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W. Chambers
Fairbanks, & Morse Co
Meridian
New Georgia
Tevers
Marion County
Criminal Court Room
Evan. Pekin
Ind
Indianapolis
Court of Arbitration
Journal
U. L. See
Bryan Sets Sights On Tom L Johnson As Heir
Cleveland Leader notes Bryan appears determined to make Tom L Johnson his legatee, hoping a smile can achieve what a voice failed to secure.
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Cleveland
Bryan
Tom L. Johson
Railroads face prepaid orders fight and rising traffic
The freight traffic and rail facilities strain the nation as deferments and prepaid ticket orders spark a dispute. Southeastern railroads push to curb prepaid orders while Transcontinental lines resist. Pittsburgh tonnage grows, boosting Wabash and Illinois Central hopes. Several executives retire or shift roles as lines plan new services and depot upgrades.
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Indiana
Kingan & Co
The
Homing Mills
West
Fish
Illinois Central
Monon
Morgans
Louisville & Nashville and Southern Railroad
Stuyvesant Fish
J. P. Morgan
Ilinois Central
Mississippi Valley
Cage
New Orleans
Morgan
Pittsburg
Railroads plan quicker service and new trains in talks
National railroad talks in Chicago move toward uniform convention and excursion rates while a new Twentieth Century Limited trains between Chicago and New York is set to debut June 15. A Western Union telegraph contract dispute looms as Pennsylvania Railroad negotiates with Postal Telegraph.
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Hocking Valley
Erie
Columbus
Chicago
L. W. Wakeley
Burlington
J. L. Copeland
Panhandle
Thomas MecGurty
Pennsylvania
Middletown
Kings Mills
Paul J. Sorg
Sidney B. Taylor
Chicago & Alton
Springfield
Charles G. Duvall
Big Four
Harry Miller
W. C. Arp
Vandalia
Malott
Moulton Houk
Toledo & Ohio Central
Gallipolis
Mexico
J. W. Kendrick
Santa Fe
Westinghouse Air Brake Company
Stoors
Lake Erie & Western
Tipton
Lackawanna
New York
Buffalo
Western
Samuel B. Sweet
Ford Wood
Peoria & Eastern
John 8. Lazarus
Indiana, Decatur & Western
Railroad Commissioners of Illinois
Monon
Interstate Commerce Commission
St. Louis
Union Station
Frederick
Northern Centra
Filadelphia, Wilmington & Baltimore
J. B. Beker
Cambria & Clearfield
L. W. Arvibone
Ocean Steamship Company
John M. Egan
J. J. F. Hanson
Central of George Railroad
Mr. Egan
Central Railway of Georgia
Western Passenger Association
Black
Northern Pacific
Yellowstone Park
Indianapolis
W. W. Richardson
John Turner
Gould Lines
Maryland
Baltimore
Gould
Vanderbilt
the Hill
Harriman
United States
Pacific Express Companies
United States Express Company
Baltimore & Ohio
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Wabash Systems
Lake Shore
West
Ill
Illinois Railroad Commission
Lake Shore Limited
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Postal Telegraph Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
Western Union
Maier seeks receiver for Indianapolis Cabinet Co
Joseph Maier asks Judge Leathers to appoint a receiver for the Indianapolis Cabinet Company after forming a partnership with S. M. Richcreek. The firm bought $1,800 worth of machinery and Maier seeks dissolution of the partnership and the receiver’s appointment to manage the property. B. M. Ralston becomes executor of Rachel P. Hitchcock’s will, with heirs agreeing to probate after initial resistance. The estate is divided among Rachel C. Young, O. O. Merrill, F. Kalb, Jennie Kimmel, De Witt Merrill, and Cuyler J. Merrill, with small special bequests.
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Joseph Maier
Judge Leathers
Indianapolis Cabinet Company
S. M. Richcreek
Mater
TOER
B. M. Ralston
Rachel P. Hitchcock
Rachel C. Young
Alexandria
O. O. Merrill
F. Kalb
Jennie Kimmel
de Witt Merrill
Cuyler J. Merrill
Superior Court Docket Summary Notices
In Room 1 jury trial in Muller versus Hubbard et al with jury out. Room 2 divorce Smith versus Smith heard by court. Room 3 Marschka versus Indianapolis Street Railway Company jury out on damages. Rhodes versus Smith foreclosures submitted. agreement judgment for 280 and costs. real estate details noted. State ex rel McKnight versus McKnight fraudulent marriage dismissed. costs awarded. Shideler versus Weber resists probate. verdict costs awarded. Brennan versus Brennan divorce case ends with partial details.
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Voice
Sadie Brennan
James H. Brennan
Ida Eaton
Edward Eaton
Martha Bray
Adelbert Bray
Charley Johnson
Odie Belle Johnson
Ella Swarm
Mathew B. Swarm
Anna Bonner
Robert Bonner
Circuit Court
Henry Maag
Herman Cordes
Mechanic’s Len
Orville Allen Cambridge
Frederick M. Bachman
Alsile Ardilla Rhodes
Emsley Arlington Rhodes
The
Arcadia Brick Works
Orville L. Webb
Superior Court
John L. McMaster
Louis Muller
W. W. Hubbard
James M. Leathers
Cynthia I. Smith
John A. Smith
Vinson Carter
Bertha A. Marschka
Indianapolis Street Railway Company
Henry Clay
William L. Rhodes
James H. Smith
Bessie McKnight
Wilfred F. McKnight
Arlotte M. Shideler
Mary B. Weber
Higher Courts Record and Appellate Docket Summary
Summary of Indiana high court decisions and appellate filings including Rinehardt vs Reifers affirming a real estate description issue and innocent purchaser protection, Malott receiver case reversed for proper pleadings, Mankin vs Pennsylvania Company noting oral argument, City of Terre Haute vs Kersey refunding ordinance, Terre Haute & Indianapolis Railroad vs Ketcham, and multiple other cases and records across Marion, Porter, Lake, Floyd, Vanderburgh, Wabash, and Adams counties with notices, bonds, and record actions.
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Supreme Court
Rinehardt
Reifers
Tippecanoe c. C
Hadley
Malott
Clay C. C
Monks
Mankin
Pennsylvania Company
Porter C. C
City of
Terre Haute
William P. Kersey
The
Terre Haute & Indianapolis Railroad Company
State of Indiana
William A. Ketcham
Marion
State
City of Indianapolis
Indianapolis Gas Company
Indiana Power Company
St. Joseph & Elkhart Power Company
J. Joseph C. C. Appellant
Dorsey
Floyd C. C
Roby
Corning Steel Company
Pohlplatz
Lake
Robinson
Levick & Co
Sager
Michigan Lumber Company& Probasco
Whitley C. C. Appellee
Boys Despoiled New House Burglary Charged to Teens
Frank Smith fourteen and Robert Miller fifteen were arrested by Bicycle Police on burglary charges after entering a new house at 512 East Court, damaging gas fixtures and lead pipes. They fled two miles before exhaustion and surrender as officers approached. The Smith boy pleaded, Please let me go, his tongue hanging out.
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Frank Smith
Robert Miller
Simon and Morgan
East Court Street
Smith
Kubla Kahn Poem Fragment at Main Cigar Store
Fragments from Samuel Taylor Coleridge poem Kubla Kahn are printed with an advertisement for Wile C. KRIEL Main Cigar Store at 106 Monument Place English Block. The excerpt mentions a sunlit pleasure dome, sacred river, caverns, forests, and the Abyssinian maid. The piece blends literary fragment with a trade notice.
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Xanadu
Kubla Kahn
Kubla
C. W. Kriel
Monument Place
English Block
Local Markets Steady as Strawberry Peak Arrives
Local markets show steadiness across most staples as strawberry receipts peak this week. Flour and wheat hold firm with modest price improvements. sugars and coffees slow, expect higher sugar prices later in the month. navy beans and peas dip. Butter eggs and poultry steady demand, while eggs rise on scarce quality. wagon market eases with hay and corn price limits. diverse prices for canned goods, meats, and hardware remain firm.
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Florida
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Vital Statistics
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M. &. Brown
Ruckie Street
S. Heart
Mill Avenue
G. and
G. Borgetede
Maple Street
E. Ate Hattie Canfield
Herman Street
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L. Goddard
Alice A. Eckfertt
Watson
Nellie M. Kissell
L. Hustog
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Apple
Hoserecco
Barbara Gimber
Tzl Wilstreet
Spofford E. Tyler
Charles L. Wm
North East Street
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Thirtieth Street
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Gregory & Appel
Alabama
United Ritsar and Supplies Co., & Mono
East Market Street
Lea NN &O
S & Evans
Crawfordsville
Bay County
Sest
Cef Market St
Sayles
FP. Jacobs
Ramones
Gast St. Clair
Fox
Manhattan
Anti-Trust
Merrick, Gast
Emcigy Ati
Amilton & Indianapolis Railhoard Company
Ofice
George H. Balch
Geindpls. Warehouse Co
E. Kurts
A. Crossland
Mgr
Penn
Sienster and Storage Company
Ohio St
Union End
Lee Hard
Illinois
Oseph Gardner
Kentucky
Audi
William C. Anderson
Market St
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Beaumont
Wyndham Robert- General Distributors
Dallas
Tex
Es. Reedy & CO
New Age
Fennarcard
N. Delaware St
Taene Ee
Massachusetts
Rouse & Mayhew
CereteNe Tin Loam
Jusetts
Collae
Care Ourna
Sunday Journal
Eee Board OF School Commissioners
Public Schools of
PEN and Ink Artists
Good Bristol Board
Courts OF Arbitration
Dunhams
Newby Oval
Transcontinental Lines
Southeastern Passenger Association
Eastern Lines
Southeastern
California
Transcontinental Association
Charlton
Transcontinental
Transcontinental Passenger Association
Southeastern Lines
Ject
Rachel Hitchcock
Alfie Ardella Rhodes
Ensley Arlington Rhodes
Banta
O. A. Cambridge
F. M. Bachman
Madison Avenue
Lincoln Street
the Court Record
Sovereign Camp Woodmen
Rosa Haller
Vanderburg
C. C. Appellant
John A. Sullivan
Christian Kohlenburg
Wabash C. C. Appellant
Johns
Crump
Harriet Davis
Johnson C. C. Appellant
Mary P. Gebhart
Herbert C. Sullivan
C. Appellee
Volney T. Malott
John M. Sullivan
Tice
Everett Halstead
Clara Coen
Administratrix
Jasper CC. C
Erastus Fritzinger
Evalyn Eckert
Adams C. C
Bond
Indiana Manufacturing Compare
Carl H. Wells
Miami C. Cecord
Indiana Manufacturing Company
William Buskirk
Miami C. C
American Rolling Mill Company
James H. Hollinger
Delaware C. C
New House
Mount Abora
Paradise
Samuel Taylor Coleridge
the Board of Trade
Brazil
Coal and Coke
Blossburk
Jackson
Kanawha
Raymond
Winitrede
Luhrig
Brazil Block
Greene County
West Virginia
Slack
Connellsville
Lée
Berkley
Cabot
Cumberland
Dwight
Farwell
Tye
Fitchville
Sic
Sac
Gilded 'Ake
Hill
Hope
Linwood
Lonsdale
Peabody
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Argyle
Boott C
Buck's Head
Clifton Con
Carlisle
Fo-Inch
Wight Star
Great Falls
Great Alle J
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Pepperell R
S&c
Pepperell
Androscoggin
Allen
Allen TH
Allen Robes
American Indigo
Arnold
Jong Cloth
Arnold LLC
Cochero Fancy
Java
Gates
Basle
GasCo
Majestic
Vonnegout
East Washington St
Atkins
W. B. Barry Law and Supply Co
Penn. ST
C. I. Fletcher
North
Pennsylvania Street
South Meridian Street
Windsor
Ridgewood
Orleans
Louisiana
Iron and Steel
Nees
St. Michael
Mersina
Texas
Cpecanute
Seeda
Alfetta
Fancy Kentucky
Orchard
Park
Sta
H. T. Conde Implement Company
Statehouse
Washington Street
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