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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1901

Page

6

Real Estate Listings and Ads From Indianapolis Journal

A collage of property for sale and service ads lists lots in Morris addition with gas and improvements, along with a Broadway corner lot and a Ashland street parcel. Also advertised are rental flats at The Savoy and The Holland, mortgage and loan offers, plumbing and electrical services, and miscellaneous business notices from local firms and agents.

C. Thomas Labarma SAVOY Holland Massachusetts LEWIS Ingalls

Malt Inytrine tonic praised as universal drink

The advertisement extols Malt Inytrine as a wonderful tonic with value for the ill convalescent and the well alike. It is described as everyone’s favorite and beneficial in partaking, presented as the perfect product of the Anheuver Busen Brewing Association of St Louis Missouri.

Anheuver-Busen Brewing Association St. Louie U. 3

Detectives Track Rail Scalpellers and New York Central News

Detectives keep scalpers under pressure as 23 offices in Buffalo operate despite agency efforts. New York Central President Newman welcomes newspaper men but rejects personal advertising. Appointments include Underhill and Shaneberger as engineers, Crockett as chief clerk, and Leavitt as landscape gardener. Reports also note Clover Leaf sale to Vanderbilt interests and Indiana Mineral Springs rebrand to Mudlavia.

New York State Buffalo New York Newman R. Callaway New York Central Texas James J. Hill Great Northern Railway System Mr. Hill St. Paul Vanderbilts Lake Shore Vanderbilt James J. Hill, Jr Ke Shore Road Lake Shore Road A. M. Underhill Vandalla E. L. Shaneberger Peoria Underhill Shaneberger W. C. Downing Miller John O. Crockett St. Louis Richmond Cleveland, O Michigan Central

Rumors of Pennsylvania Pur And Travel Market Growth

Rail traffic and expansion dominate the item with notes on B and O train seals, Big Four Rainbow service, and heightened travel demand. Leaders like Buss and Loree are cited, while Rio Grande Western directors including Gould and Harriman prepare unaffiliated unification talk.

Pennsylvania Michigan Cincinnati Hamilton & Dayton Bessy Miller Terre Haute St. Louis Buss Boston & Albany Stilz Union Station Union Halfway Company Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern Knickerbocker Buffalo Cleveland Loree Baltimore & Ohio Ike Samuel Moody Moody Indianapole Monon Indiana, Decatur & Western Ines Indianapolis Big Four Rio Grande Western Railway Company George J. Gould Winslow R. M. Galloway F T’. Jeffery Denver & Rio Grande Road W. J. Palmer New York Denver & Rio Grande Ecuador Andes Guyaya Quito Carnegie American Bridge Company Wilmington

Settling with Counties by Deputy Auditor and Clerk

Deputy Auditor of State Martin and Settlement Clerk Parker handled settlements with county treasurers yesterday. Nine counties filed annual statements and made payments while debiting smaller withdrawals for school purposes.

Martin Parker St. Joseph County John W. Zigler Grant County Elsworth Harvey Brown County Isaac Tabor Adams County Jonas Neuenschwander Perry County John Conway Henry County W. ©. Hess Hamilton County Sam Re Elkhart County J. O. Wood Jackson County Alex Gregor Fulton County B. R. Hendrickson

Real estate transfers recorded in Merion county Indiana

Instruments filed for record for June 19 1901 list transfers in Merion county Indiana. Doras J Baker to Earl B Parish Lot and Baker's West Washington st addition. Eliza J Newsom to Pauline Greencras Lot 51 Windsor Place. Alfred B Dickey trustee to Louise M Bauer Lot 5 as above with other entries. Transfers show total consideration 10472.29 dollars.

Recorder's Merion County Indiana Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Company East Market Street Doras J. Baker Earl B. Parish Baker Washington St Washington Sarah A. Haase Luetta Abel Hawffiman's Outlet White River Dorcas Henrietta St Wis New York Investment Co Gilbert Linned Sanborn Dr. Martin's New York Add Owosso Ave Glen St Nies Eliza J. G. Newsom Pauline Greencras Windsor Place Newman St Bet Wm. C. Bauer Alfred EB. Dicker Calvin Fletcher Butler & Fletchers Ash St 13Th Alfred BE. Dickey Louise M. Bauer S Lafayette Perkins Treeter Beaty’s Applegate St le Grande Ové C.ee Srs Interstate Eldg. Loan & S. Asn Rosa Lewis Kenwood Park Graceland James Ivy Etta Hunter Holbrook & Co Brinkman Hill Brightwood 26Th St George Williams Wm. E Ieelena Avery Lot Yohn & Porter A. E. Fletcher Applegate Ry Arthur Forde A Ida G. Smith Lot Ae Allen's North Add Wenteen Ara Chans Iateubeans August Krueger Frederick Krueger Brock Iona St Ringgold Ave George R. Colter Iy Lepo Fletcher Diney St Owland Bert Bacon George A. Roach Blankenship Pleasant View Laura St F. Morris Dunlop St New Jersey St Rudolph Rupert William C. Armand George F. Adams Vawter Cor Otney Willam F. Coughlen Wilhelmine Helms Ruckle & Hamiin Johnson's Heirs i Arthur H Taylor Woodruff Place East Drive Choss BE Ciceteereseereseens New St Peat le Grande

Local housing list entries scattered across streets

Fragmentary OCR shows a series of housing addresses and street names including Vinton Avenue 800 and Redmond Street 915, with mentions of frame cottages and other residences. The legible items reference J Sherley and avenues Canal Street and Drover Street with scattered numbers.

Joe Ek & E Vinton Avenue Ano Eggmonk Redmond Street J Sherley Eves Frame and & Drover Etre Free BES Aioe Enoue Tom Pear Canal Street

Scholz Divorce Granted with 50000 Alimony

Judge James M. Leathers of the Superior Court granted Amelia G. Scholz a divorce from Frederick J. Scholz. The decree included $50,000 alimony. The case proceeded by agreement with Scholz not contesting and paying costs. Both spouses cried as the decree entered and Good-byes were said.

James M. Leathers Superior Court Amelia G. Scholz Frederick J. Scholz Scholz Roemler

Will of Frederick Ruskaup Probated in Indiana

The will probated yesterday leaves $200 to sisters Ricka Blume and Yatta Blanke, $200 to Zion's German Evangelical Church, $1,000 for a family monument, and remainder to wife Mary Ruskaup, estate valued about $100,000 with executrix bond of $8,000. Beeson estate dictums provide $700 to daughter Mabel Beeson, $175 to daughter May Brown, $175 to son Harry Beeson. Several court actions follow with foreclosures, divorces, liens, and jury verdicts across the Superior and Circuit Courts.

Frederick Ruskaup Ricka Blume Yatta Blanke Zion’s German Evangelical Church Mary Ruskaup Mary H. Beeson England Mabel Rh. Beeson May Brown Harry Beeson Anna Grumann John Grumann

Appellate briefs and court notices in Indiana minutes

A docket of appellate items including Eliza Jane Adams v Melville administrator and George P. Parks v State of Indiana, with assignments of errors, appellee points, and notices. A brief note reports Secretary of State Hunt and Clerk Hinshaw delaying a Springfield trip to study foreign incorporation law and state procedures.

Eliza Jane Adams Melville Alexander Marion C. Co George P. Parks State of Indiana Lawrence C. C Appellate Court Salem-Bedford Stone Company Joe L. Hobbs Lawrence c. C. Appellee The Marion Bond Co Aliie Blakely Marion Rachael Mason Et al Jennie Mason Allen C. Appellee George Tretheway Clement Peek Vanderburg Marquis D. L. Martin Hunt Hinshaw Springfield Ill Rose Illinois

Water Contract Delays and Street Improvements Draw City Officials

City officers debate the new water contract with the water company noting potential savings of about $5,000 if ratified earlier. Councilman Negley claims no extra city expense as the contract starts January 1, with refunds due for excess payments, while awaiting a verdict on its soundness. The Board of Works approved pavements on Arch and Tenth streets and let a Pratt Street asphalt project to Barber Asphalt Company at 4.80 per unit against Western Construction's 4.56. Building Inspector Bedell recommended condemning several brick and frame buildings on East Washington and East Court streets and rear of 334 West Washington street.

Indiana Car Service Association Charles W. Leavitt, Jr New York Central C. B E. Schaff Big Four Lines T. Leyton Pullman Company Evansville T. A. Matthews Northwestern Praneesees Minneapolis Chicago & Eastern Illinois Indiana Mineral Springs Mudlavia Southern Pacific M. W. Mansfield Indianapolis Vincennes Pittsburg Illinois Central Robert Beatty Pennsylvania Railroad Buffalo New York Pennsylvania Alonzo Robbins The Wabash Illinois J. T. Foley Vandalia Excelsior Springs Martin Kansas City West Street Indianapolis & Vincennes Henry A. Ziesel Ice Shore Elkhart American Locomotive Company Baltimore & Ohio Ingall Big Four Board of Works Johnson Sahm Negley Arch Street Park Avenue Broadway Tenth Street Rural Olney Street Barber Asphalt Company Pratt Street New Jersey Western Construction Company Jeup Bedell East Washington Street East Court Street West Washington Street

Board of Works Awards and Actions On Street Works

The Barberon Company is awarded asphalt roadway and cement walks on Pratt and New Jersey streets with various rates. Kirkpatrick contracts for cement walks on Sixteenth and Hamilton avenues. Foley awarded brick roadway and cement walks on Wabash and Tenth streets. Maag paid for cement walks on Edgewood street. Rescinds gravel roadway actions on Raymond and Dorman streets. Various contracts approved, assignments, and resignations noted. Several pavements, sewers, and block improvements approved or proposed. Buildings condemned include a frame barn at 54 West Washington and a brick/frame building on East Washington near East Court Street.

Barberon Company Pratt Street New Jersey Street Park Avenue C. M. Kirkpatrick Sixteenth Street Illinois Street Delaware Street Hamilton Avenue Michigan Street Tenth Street Daniel Foley Wabash Street East Street Cemennt Capitol Avenue Henry Maag Edgewood Street Sanders Street Downey Street Raymond Street Bluff Avenue Voorhees Avenue Dorman Street Marlowe Avenue New York Street Barber Asphalt Company Union Street McCarty Street Merrill Street C. D. Brander Brookside Avenue Rosé Lane Rural Street Roney W. C. Allen Noble Street Liberty Street Talbott Avenue Arch Street Broadway Olney Street Vermont Street Lynn Street Bank Avenue St. Clair Street Senate Avenue West Street First Alley Wilkins Street Morris Street Brook Street Thirteenth Street Fourteenth Street Trowbridge Street Southeastern Avenue

Death of Michael Manion Run Over by Switch Engine

Michael Manion 223 North Noble Street shipping clerk at Stewart Drug Company died from injuries after being run over by an L. B. & W. switch engine Sunday evening near Market Street. He leaves a widow.

Michael Manion North Noble Street Stewart Drug Company Market Street Yeater Citnal

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