Indianapoliss Journal Business Directory Listing
A historical classifieds page lists various local businesses and services in Indianapolis including hardware stores, silk and chinaware suppliers, building materials, elevators, funeral directors, opticians, florists, patent lawyers, restaurants, stables, medical specialists, stove repairs, wallpaper shops, and employment or wanted ads. It includes contact details and brief service notes from multiple firms and job notices.
A CARD LIKE THIS Playmaker For One Year Price
A reader notice notes that a one year playmaker card costs about $1.95 per month and comments on the Journal page being predictable for advertisers and readers.
Journal Seeks Cartoon to Advertise Want Column Ads
The Journal desires an appropriate illustration or cartoon to accompany its want column advertisements. Publishers seek eye catching art to attract reader attention and boost response in notices and classifieds.
Prize for best business drawing announced
Annual meeting notice for stockholders of a company in Indianapolis Indiana sets June 15 192 year at 1 pm for director elections. Secretary George R Balch urges attendance and notes the election of directors to serve the ensuing year.
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Ee Te Einekholders Stockhofidere
Indianapolis
Ind
George R. Balch
Railroads resist reporting earnings by commodity in 1920s plan
Pennsylvania presses for separate earnings by grain coal and other goods, railroads warn of $4,000,000 yearly clerical cost and major accounting overhaul if required. Committee to present position to Interstate Commerce Commission amid stockholder meeting notes and 1.5% quarterly dividend.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
United States
Railroads scrambling to avert further transport shortages
The big Eastern and other railroad systems reserve floor space for forty five locomotives at the American Locomotive Company for the first quarter of 1908, with verbal options noted. Prices for steel rails set at twenty eight dollars a ton for 1903. Missouri Pacific orders thirty baggage cars. Pennsylvania imposes a one dollar daily demurrage on cars detained over four days starting June first. Hocking Valley reports May earnings of four hundred ninety thousand five hundred twenty seven dollars and four tenths, with a coal trade record. Citizens committee formed to curb railways within city limits.
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American Locomotive Company
Manneed
Eastern Railroad
M. E. Ingalls
Big Four
New York
Missouri Pacific
American Car and Foundry Company
E. 0. McCormick
Southern Pacific
Chicago
Cincinnati
Pennsylvania
American Express Company
St. Louis
Fort Erie
XN. Y
Hocking Valley Road
A_ citizens’ committee
Une
Chicago & Northwestern
Denver
J. H. McNeeley
Indianapolis, Decatur & Western
Caesar Rodney
F. E. Sawyer
Panhandle
F. Barr
Weighing and Inspection Bureau
Helen Gould
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Tarrytown
New York Central
Wabash
Pittsburg
Fort Wayne
Peru
Laporte
Ind
Graham
Lake Shore
A. C. Harris
Otto Gresham
Baltimore & Ohio
Connellsville
H. M. Matthews
Western
W. L. Cromluish
Cleveland
C. A. Constans
Newark
M. G. Gray
Columbus
C. T. Wright
Sandusky
Tiffin
Senate Committee On Pacific Railways
Dolliver
Santa Fe Railroad Company
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Company
Santa Fe
Atchison Line
Co. W. Bassett
B. N. Austin
D. B. Martin
Baltimore & Ohio Railway
C. W. Barrett
Ohio River
BR. M. Austin
0. P. McCarty
M. G. Carroll
George D. Haven
Baltimore
Railroad Officials Plan Inducements to Lure Shippers to New Orleans
A report outlines inducements for shipping to New Orleans and notes staff changes across major lines. J D Potts will succeed C B E Ryan as Western general passenger agent. R H Wilbur returns to duties after Europe. Job moves include H C Blood as general freight agent of the Boston Albany and others.
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New Orleans
J. D. Potts
Chesapeake & Ohio
Richmond
C. B E. Ryan
R. H. Wilbur
Lehigh Valley Road
Europe
Iowa Central
Minneapolis & St. Louis
W. P. Deppe
Big Four
Marvin S. Lane
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Pennsylvania
James G. Everest
Chic
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Middle
Harrisburg
Altoona
L. S. McClellan
Wabash Lines
St. Louis
General Western
Kansas City
H. 8. Jarland
Indiana, Illinois & Iowa
South Bend
Lake Shore
Vanderbilt
Policy Players Heavily Fined In Police Court
Horace Heston Les Seaton and John Woods were arrested on a policy game charge. Detectives Holtz and Wallace brought them before Judge Stubbs who fined each $100 plus costs. Unable to pay, they were sent to the workhouse. The heavy fine surprised observers as policy case penalties had been 3 percent plus costs.
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Horace Heston
Les Seaton
John Woods
Holtz
Wallace
Stubbs
Wealthy Democrat Indicted in Maryland Grand Jury
Baltimore June 4 a Dorchester county grand jury returned three indictments against State Senator William F Applegart a leading Democrat and wealthy county figure. He is charged with attempting to corruptly influence the grand jury and with selling liquor at his store violating the local option law. The indictments have created a sensation in Maryland.
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Baltimore
Dorchester County
William F. Applegart
Grand Jury
Maryland
Chinese Rebels Reported DTled and Retreat to Hills
Washington June 4 Secretary Hay received a cablegram from United States Consul McWade at Canton stating Marshal Su has telegraphed the Chinese government that he captured Kwoi-Choo in Kwang Nan prefecture on the Hu Nan frontier Tonkin. Rebels fled to hills northwest of Nan King. troubles north of ung-Chow in Kwangse are not serious.
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Washington
Hay
United States
McWade
Canton
Marshal Su
Kwoi-Choo
Kwang-Nan Prefecture
Hu-Nan
Tonkin
Nan-King
ung-Chow
Kwangse
Miners prepare to Use Anti-Trust Law over Coal Shortage
Anthracite shortages deepen as miners plan to challenge railroads under anti trust law amid looming West Virginia and Illinois disputes. Union leaders report preparations for strikes June 7 and potential industry wide response, with arbitration unlikely.
Board of Works Routine Final Actions and Initiatives
Routine actions record multiple sewer and sidewalk projects in several streets with openings, vacatings, and improvements. Appointed appraisers, bids received for curbing and walks, and improvements completed. An annual church concert described as crowded closes the item.
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College-avenue Baptist Church
Concert Program Highlights Performers and Pieces
The program featured Louis Dochez leading an anthem with chorus, C W Conger on violin, the B and S Quartet, Mrs Mary Jeffery Christian performing pieces, Miss Bennie Summit and Miss Mattie E Myers contributing solos, Julius C Burkhart and Pasquale Montani delivering solos on harp and piano, and W C Smock conducting with Bonnie Summit as accompanist.
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Louis Dochez
C. W. Conger
Burkhart
Schaefer
Baden
Steinkuehler
Mary Jeffery Christian
Bennie Summit
Mattie E. Myers
Julius C. Burkhart
Pasquale Montani
Harlech
Moss
Fell
Butler College Notes recounts June events and reunions
The Butler College notes cover a wide range of campus activity. The class of 1872 reunion is planned during commencement week. seniors issue invitations. graduation exercises set for June 19. Faculty and visiting scholars attend events, and sports, socials, and literary society activities fill the calendar. The piece lists names, appointments, and upcoming travels for Butler affiliates.
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Butler
Shelbyville High School
Blanche Noel
Pendleton High School
L. D. Franklin
Nebraska University
Percy B. Burnett
Pi Beta Phis
Hilton A. Brown
Washington Street
Samuel J. Offutt
Portland High School
Kappas
Country Club
Carpender
New
Europe
Clara McIntyre
Cornelia Allen
Allen
Rebecca Howe
Carrie Howe
Evelyn Butler
David K. Goss
Germany
Chapel
Irvington Athenaeum
Hamlin Garland
Indiana Fish Laws Learn By City Dwellers
Indiana fish commissioner Z T Sweeney says the state will stock 100 000 to 150 000 small fish from hatcheries this season with a fish car due in September or October He cites land ownership as the main obstacle to enforcing fish laws noting jurists hold what is on one land today may belong to the state He reports 100 convictions in three years and recent jailings for dynamiting fish in Lake County Directors of the Indiana Retail Merchants Association met at Hotel English for routine business and a supper for visitors Joint senator candidate Co B Rogers of Shoals awaits Zanzibar consul resignation and a Zanzibar appointment tallies a June poem ends with a lyric about June by Frank Dempster Sherman.
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Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway Company
United States
W. B. Leeds
Marshall Field
E. G. Ried
F. 5. Wheeler
The
Young Women's Christian Association
Charlotte Griggs
Mary Dickson
Essie Hunter
Maria Leonard
Helen Downing
Edson
Thornburg
Philokurian Literary Society
Chester Vernier
Auretta Williams
Arthur Waters
Philokurian
Orlando Tomes
Charles Handley
Charles E. McElroy
Jasper Moses
Miss Baldwin
Miss Griffin
Burton
Miller
Miss McElroy
Miss Vance
McDowell
Miss Dillon
Z. T. Sweeney
Columbus
Indiana
Denison
Mr. Sweeney
Lake County
Indiana Retail Merchants’ Association
Hotel
English
H. N. Cook
Evansville
G. Hitzeman
Fort Wayne
Charles H. Taylor
Indianapolis
Fred Meyers
Lafayette
Frank Hertwig
Terre Haute
Charles Broadbeck
South Bend
William Madden
M. C. Carr
Marion
N. A. Moore
Co. B. Rogers
Shoals
Martin, Orange
Lawrence
Rogers
Zanzibar
Local Markets Report Prices Fall Across Staples In June Trade
Markets show green vegetables and fruits at seasonable lows while grain arrivals ease. Potatoes and berries sell briskly with new potatoes and Irish varieties easing. meat, poultry, eggs, and dairy show mixed movements as demand remains strong and prices drift toward stable levels.
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James E. Stewart
Clarice Watts
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Nellie Rich
George B Elliott
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Hawkins
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