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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1901

Page

6

Various Indianapolis Businesses and Notices

A chaotic OCR fragment lists businesses and services in Indianapolis including florists, a laundry, patent lawyers, engineers, and trades such as elevators, cooper smiths, stove repairs, and storage. It also mentions a young lady seeking investment and a fatal runaway accident involving Mrs. Lilla Pratt and Miss Lucas returning to Anthony, Idaho.

Lilla Pratt Edmonds Idaho Miss Lucas Bishop Lucas Beste Ag Lucas Anthony

Wabash fare dispute and a new Wisconsin Central freight station

The Wabash arbitration ruling creates two fare sets in the West, one standard and one differential, causing West of Chicago officers to protest as lines claim unequal facilities. Wisconsin Central opens a large Chicago freight station noted for steel construction, heavy elevators, scales, hydraulic pumps, and private lighting, with 2,700 piles driving the foundation.

D. B. Martin Wabash Chicago Kansas City Usah Lackawanna Wisconsin Central United States Randolph Street

Rail expansion and agency reshuffles dominate rail news

New trains announced between New York and Buffalo to cut trip to twelve hours. Meeting at Chicago rejects longer Pan-American ticket limits while Western lines told to stay out of Eastern territory. General pages cover Liberal extension, new rails on the Pennsylvania system, and consolidation rumors among major carriers. Immigrant influx rising, and policy changes edge toward increased cross country routes with arbitration over pitted rates. Industry leaders, promotions, and appointments fill executive ranks as railroads push expansion and integration efforts.

C. W. Bein Pacific Houston Tex Yesteray Cincinnati Hamilton & Indianapolis Wabash Hocking Valley P. Clarke Denver & Rio Grande Jaude Hill Wisconsin Central Grand Rapids & Indiana Big Four Bee Indianapolis Buffalo New York J. P. Bradfield New York Central Edgar van Etten I. V. Mahoney Western Trunk-Line Committee T. B. Hamilton Pennsylvania Lines Cleveland & Pittsburg Michigan United Brotherhood of Railway San Francisco George Estes B. A. Myer Ek. J. Fraser Pennsylvania A. A. Zion Belt Road Hillside Avenue Warren J. Lynch Big Four Chicago Central Passenger Association Cc. W. Pitts Great Northern Panhandle Milford Center Kent Monon Wabash River Bedford Ind Westernssenger Association Central Association A. Galloway Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton City F. G. Boyd Toledo, St. Louis Kansas City Detroit Boyd Mexico J. N. Barr Baltimore & Ohio Milwaukee & St. Paul T. W. Demarest W. C. Pearce Meltin Northern Pacific J. W. Kendrick Santa Fe Western Lines Chicago, Rock Island & Parith Liberal Kan Twist Chi Rock Island & Mexico Delhart Claude L. Brewer Columbus Neasany Brewer W. A. Beckler Queen & Crescent National Convention of American Railway Association American Adams United States Express United States Express Company M. W. Mansfield Indianapolis & Vincennes Pittsburg T. C. M. Schindler Cincinnati Northern Schindler Cincinnati Northern Division W. C. Brown Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Lake Shore G. W. Holdridge Howard Elliott F. A. Delano L. A. Howland New Orleans Baltimore Mississippi River Erie Galien Marion J. Q. van Winkle Marton Galton Pittsboro Lake Erie Lake Shore Road Arbitration Averle McLeod Western Passenger Association Italy France Pennsylvania Railroad Company KN Tower Upper Sandusky Dunkirk Fort Wayne Arcola United States Pittsburg, Fort Wayne & Chicago Railroad Company Francis T. White Pennsylvania Railroad Pennsylvania Steel Company Cassatt International Association of Railway Suregons Milwaukee R. Goode Mobile Ala J. A. Barr McKeesport Walter M. English London Ont Lester Keller Ironton Bacon Sanders Fort Worth R. Miller Knoxville Tenn Benjamin Tompson Tama A. L. Peterman Parker James Duncan Toledo

Central Union plans fund raise, stock debate unfolds

W A Vail returned from the East saying President Sabin’s plan to raise 35 million in two years rests with stockholders. He noted uncertainty on funding method and that American Bell may back Sabin. Central Union stock traded around 40 on the Chicago Exchange after prior 47, with director J Russell Jones vouching for stockholder repayment if the proposal is endorsed.

W. A. Vail Central Union Telephone Company Sabin Mr. Vail Central Union Chicago Exchange American Bell Telephone Company J. Russell Jones Chicago

Complaint of the Mayos Seeks Receiver for Indiana Lead Glass Co

Walter E Mayo and Daisy Mayo filed in Superior Court for appointment of a receiver to run Matthews Indiana Lead Glass Company, alleging a conspiracy by other officers. They claim mismanagement, underutilization of a 56-shop plant, withheld machinery, and breach of contracts including free gas valued at 10,000 to 12,000 dollars yearly. They seek a receiver to operate or, if unprofitable, to sell assets and distribute proceeds.

Walter E. Mayo Daisy Mayo Indiana Lead Glass Company Matthews Ind Mayo Matthews Land Company

Grand jury issues eight indictments and four releases

The June term grand jury filed its final report, returning eight indictments and four releases. Indicted were Plew, Riddle, and O'Bannon. Plew stands accused of assaulting Vickers in a West Washington street saloon. O'Bannon pleaded guilty to petit larceny and faces sixty days. Separate suits include Raleigh and Bloomer Young suing over damages, and Judge Allen delaying or stopping several divorce and mortgage exemption actions while investigations proceed.

Henry Coe William le Barge Gustus Francis Jacob Jensen le Barge W. A. Watson North Alabama Street Watson John Plew Frank Riddle William O'Bannon Plew Charles Vickers West Washington Street Vickers Brayton O' Bannon Clarence McManus Sarah Boyde Clyde Wynegar George Davis William O'Banum Wilson Brothers William W. Carter Superior Court Liver W. Kelly Daniel A. Chenoweth Rose Nedegger Vernon Insurance and Trust Co Indiana Circuit Court Edward Barton Joseph L. Heider Alberta Gibbs Charles E. Gibbs Jefferson H. Sharpe Walter Mayo Et al Indiana _ Lead Glass Co Raleigh Thompson Frank E. Thompson the Cereal Manufacturing Co Bloomer Young The National Glue Co

Probate report lists Atkins estate value at 442 745.30

The inventory shows personal property valued at 415 750 for Atkins Company and total assets including cash and other holdings reach 442 745.30. Court entries include numerous civil and criminal actions across Superior and Circuit Courts with judgments, foreclosures, divorces, and new suits filed.

BE C. Atkins Ee Ee Ee Ee Ee Atkins Company

Higher Courts Record Minute Snapshots from State Appellate Briefs

Minutes and briefs across multiple jurisdictions outline assignments of errors in cases including The State versus Wayne County Council and James Mount administrator versus James Dehaven. Appellate records reference supplemental briefs and bonds, naming City of Elwood and Wabash Railroad in long list of district court records.

State Samuel J. Johnston Wayne County Council Wayne C.C. Applebees Appellate Court James C. Mount James J. Dehaven Fayette C. C John H. Bass Otner Daniel McDonald Arshall c. C Bond City of Elwood Martha J. Laughlin Madison C. C the Wabash Railroad Company William M. de Hart Warren C. C Boni

Shoemaker's Holiday at English's Stirs Elizabethan Interest

The Shoemaker's Holiday to night at English's revives an old play with stage setting resembling the 1599 Fortune Theater. Trumpet blasts open the show and quaint between act music evoke Shaksperean production. Dress rehearsal at English's previews a lively Elizabethan audience.

Fortune Theater Shakspeare

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