Burial vaults and storage ads dominate a busy classifieds page
The page advertises a cement burial vault as burglar‑proof, offers monument and undertaker services, and lists prices and dealers in Indianapolis area. It also includes multiple legal notices for sheriff sales of Marion County properties, detailing dates, property descriptions, and decrees, with attorney references and notice of public auctions.
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Teckler and Prices
Okey Vrial Vault Co
Madison Avenue
B. Groff
Church Notices From Local Congregations
A compact roundup lists services across multiple churches. First Baptist in New York at Pennsylvania streets hosts morning and evening sermons, with a midweek business meeting, while Central Christian and Plymouth Congregational detail service times and choir plans. Other churches including Central Avenue and Meridian Street Methodists, Meridian Street Baptist, First and Second Presbyterian, Tabernacle, and Universalist note sermons, Sunday schools, youth groups, and midweek gatherings.
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First Baptist Church
New York
Pennsylvania
Thomas J. Villers
WU & m
Bible School
Central Christian Church
Delaware and
Walnut Streets
Allan B. Philwe
Christian Endeavor Society
Intermediate Society
Plymouth Congregational Church
New York and
Meridian Streets
H. C. Meserve
Park Avenue
Jesus
Urten
Pierce
Gounod
Central Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Central Avenue
Twelfth Street
Tor
Charles ©. Lasby
D. D
Epworth League
Meridian-Street
Roberts Park
M. B
Delaware
Vermont
C. BK. Bacon
First Presbyterian Church
Vantor
Tev
M. L. Haines
D. I
Unday
Society Christian Endeavor
Second Presbyterian Church
Maurice
Edwards
Central Universalist Church
New Jersey
Fifteenth Streets
Marion Crosley
Royal Arcanum
Local Advertisements Listings in Journal Directory
Legal advertisements and business directory items from the Indianapolis Journal list Wm L Rice Reed y Co Bertermann Bros Florists Stegmeier Bros and other service firms with phones and addresses. Various WANTED notices seek workers, machinists, agents, and housing. includes addresses, boxes, and firm names across Indianapolis.
Marion County Court sale notices mix real estate actions
Public sale notices from Marion County Indiana court clerks list several foreclosure actions with details. Names include William D. Miller Bridget Gorman Eugene Saulcy and Lacey Hill, with properties in Butler Pletcher addition College Corner Reagan Park and Shoemaker Lipencott addition Indianapolis. Dates June 191 and July 101 with various bid times and seven year term.
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Superior Court
Indiana
Anl Loan Association
Clara C. Maui
Marion County
Dr. Martin
New York
Indianapolis
Ente
Eugene Saulcy
Ger & Moffett
Emily W. Millers
Winfred Holton
A. L. Wright
Eugene Savelcy
Ae Pickens
Kahn
Sarton County
Clark
Sherif
Monten
Pleintitt
Marion Circuit Court
Marion ‘Cour
William D. Miller
Nnti
Bridget Gorman
Costa
Kew County
Alvord & Company
Butler & Pletcher
College Corner
Indianas
Merion County
State of Indiana
Eudena Saulcy
Partlow & Miller
Marion Bond Company
Lacey A. Hill
Shoemaker & Lippencott
S. M. Richereek
Consolidated Paint and O1l Company
Carl Rochow
Ndiana
Reagan Park
Harvey, Pickens, Cox & Kahn
Lee
J. T. Lecklider
For Rent Rooms and Apartments in Blacherne Area
Several rental options listed including newly furnished rooms with board at 706 Merté t in Blacherne, six room apartment with bath furnace and good location near post office for 16 dollars, and two to three furnished or unfurnished rooms near N Meridian within walking distance. Send inquiries to box No. 24, care Journal.
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Care Journal
E. Market
Gregory & Appel
Ees
Bryce's Bakery
C. Thomas
Be. Alsbame
N. Capitolar
Inquire Security Trust CO. & LN
Pennsylvania
West
Michigan Street
Ac Ee
Merté T
Blacherne
Elevat
Bath
N. Meridian
Real estate for sale and trades in multiple listings
A dense classified page lists numerous for sale items including real estate on Woodruff Place East Front Lot, Ashland Avenue East Front Lot, and North Arkansas 1000 acres zinc and lead lands. Also items include stock farm near Indianapolis, an elegant Central Avenue house, East Front Lot near College Avenue, plus a clothing stock, wood and metal patterns, commercial printing, gas engines, dentistry, and wallpaper deals. Numerous names and addresses appear with prices and terms.
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Woodruff Place
West Drive
E. H. Hall
Central Trust Building
Ashland
Fifteenth
Richir
F. Market St
North
Arkansas
U. S
W. L. Wees
Mooresville
Ind
Central Av
Sixteenth St
J. G. McUllough
Ashland Ave
Fifteenth St
College-ave
A. F. Hall
Journal Counting Room
Monarch Gas Gineco
EL New _ New York
Bell Ba.r
N. Delaware
Sealed Proposals for County Highway Improvement Letting
Notice announces a county highway project letting in Porter County Indiana on a Saturday in July. Bids must be filed with the county auditor by 11 oclock with a bond equal to twice the bid amount. Bids must follow engineer and viewer reports on file in the auditor’s office. Commissioners reserve right to reject any or all bids. Officials listed include John Bornmolt Frank Quick Chas W Benton Melvin Seunchbield County Auditor.
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Board of Commissioners
Porter County
Indiana
Peery Town
Ter
John Daly
Uebers
Euditor
John Bornmolt
Frank Quick
Chas W. Benton
Tommie
P B . Allat
Melvin 4
Seunchbield
Financial and clairvoyant notices from Indianapolis ad page
Financial lines advertise loans on improved Indianapolis properties with prepayment options. A clairvoyant and palmist, Prof Kenyon, offers consultation at 240 N Olincolns St with guaranteed satisfaction, five days free. Bicycle repair and locksmith services listed at 41 Virginia Ave with delivery.
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C. F. Sayles
East Market Street
Indianapolis
Pee
Kenyon
N. Olinols St
Weekend half holiday talk fades at big stores
A local survey shows department stores reluctant to adopt Saturday noon closings despite a long standing practice of one week paid vacation for longtime employees. Some firms may shift to Friday closings, with others maintaining current hours, while clerks advocate a six pm daily close. The pattern also affects banks, wholesale houses, lawyers, and real estate firms as summer hours prep for July.
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Saks & Co
J. Bonn
When
Fred M. Ayres
L. 8. Ayres & Co
H. P. Wasson
William Laurie
W.H. Block
George A. Gay
Pettis Dry Goods Company
Gay
Dever Rment
Barsmith
Gerritt Archibald
L. S. Ayres & Co
Charles Mayer, Bowen & Megrill
Largerarpet
New York
South Meridian Street
Banks and Trust Companies
Arrest of Two Young Men in North Indianapolis
E A Smitha and Peter Nay were arrested at the police station with Smitha charged for forgery and Nay for posing a forged check. Bicycle Officers Hauser and Trimpe stopped them as they tried to board a Chicago train. A Spencer House tag and a forged De Witt signature on a check led to the case, which was continued until Monday due to De Witt’s absence.
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E. A. Smitha
Peter Nay
Smitha
Nay
Hauser and Trimpe
Indianapolis
Chicago
Iroquois Hotel
Carroll L. de Witt
de Witt
Annual Exercises for Indianapolis College of Law Graduates
The Indianapolis College of Law held its annual commencement in the When building with large attendance. Senator C W Fairbanks presided and delivered an introductory address. John W Kern president of the college gave the response praising Indiana’s legal legacy and Benjamin Harrison as a model. Four graduates were named Charles Bulman Peter Lee Albert McCarthy and David S Phares.
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Indianapolis College of Law
T. J. Villers
First Baptist Church
C. W. Fairbanks
Senator Fairbanks
Fairbanks
John W. Kern
Indiana
Blackford
Colfax
Byron Elliott
Kern
Rome
England
Benjamin Harrison
General Harrison
Washington
Montani Bros
A. Z. Wiley
Appellate Court
Charles Bulman
Shelbyville
Peter Lee
Dunnington
Albert McCarthy
Judge hears demurrer in Buchanan access to Barrett law records
Judge Carter of the Superior Court heard arguments on a demurrer to an alternative writ of mandamus sought by Melvin R. Buchanan to compel County Treasurer Koehne to allow access to records and books showing delinquent improvement assessments. S. M. Richereek of the Marlon Bond Company, possibly representing Buchanan, was denied access too. City Attorney John W. Kern defended Koehne, contending no public interest shown and access would invite misuse. argument to be continued today.
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Carter
Superior Court
Melvin R. Buchanan
Koehne
Buchanan
S. M. Richereek
Marlon Bond Company
Richcreek
John W. Kern
Alia
Noblesville Gas Rate Ordinance Fight Rejected
The Supreme Court refused to allow Noblesville to enforce a gas price ordinance for furnaces and water heaters, ruling the city had no right to alter rates after contracting with the gas company. Also, Bennett Jacobs faced tax seizure in Monroe County after transporting buggies and the court upheld the lower ruling not to compel payment. The decision cited that frontage assessments for improvements do not violate the U.S. Constitution.
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Supreme Court
Noblesville
Bennett Jacobs
Johnson County
Monroe County
Jacobs
Circuit Court
Appellate Court
United States Supreme Court
Jamaica Negro Arrested for Assault on Landlady's Daughter
Hiki Jackson, a Jamaica born colored man, was arrested on an assault and battery charge after a dispute with Mrs. Beards's daughter on Central avenue. Jackson, who has worked with Bostock's show and as a bricklayer, denies the attack and says he has sent money to Mrs. Beards. he plans to open a restaurant at 1116 Malott avenue once paid.
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Hiki Jackson
Jamaica
Beards
North Arsenal Avenue
Bostock
Jackson
Couple seeks annulment over hidden marriage name
Mary E Engle filed suit against Harvey E Engle alias Ewerl E Engle to annul their December 6 190 marriage. She claims she did not know his other name, learned last March he had another wife, requests the marriage set aside and her maiden name Mary Staten restored.
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Mary E. Engle
Harvey E. Engle
Ewerl E. Engle
Ewert E. Engle
Emma Staten
Emma
Engle
Mary Staten
Salvation Army Leader to Visit Indianapolis in November
General Booth of the Salvation Army will visit Indianapolis in November and likely hold a mass meeting in Plymouth arch. Locals plan travel as Maennerchor and Liederkranz members depart Indianapolis at 7:33 p m tomorrow on a Big Four special for Buffalo to join the saengerfest. Mayor Taggart returns from French Lick where his firm aims to acquire the old French Lick property. closing in Louisville planned for early next week.
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General Booth
Salvation Army
Indianapolis
Plymouth Arch
Indianapolis Maennerchor
Liederkranz
Buffalo
Taggart
French Lick
Louisville
Indianapolis Academy
Harvard
Yale
Massachusetts Institute of Technolo
William J. Taylor
Fred H. Winters
Alexander
Mitchell
Bethany Park
John Wilhelm
Sellers Farm
Marion Crosley
Central Universalist Church
Woodruff Place
Washington
Illinois
Acobs
Estate of Wellman Transfers Liquor Business to Trustees
The estate of the late Frederick C Wellman passed to William Wellman and Louis Kosfeld in probate yesterday. They become trustees of his wholesale liquor business at 30 and 32 East Maryland Street and will run it until the court orders closure. The petition notes Wellman left debts totaling 521, 15.44 with the principal 35,621.99 owed to Jacob Metager for the business interest.
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Frederick C. Wellman
William Wellman
Louis Kosfeld
East
Maryland Street
Wellman
Jacob Metager
Bates Street Man Bound Over For Assault On Operator
Thomas O Neal bound over to the grand jury in Police Court on a charge of assault and battery with intent to kill Frank Cavender night operator at the Massachusetts Avenue Depot. He threw a rock through a window, which narrowly missed the operator.
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Thomas O'Neal
Bates Street
Grand Jury
Frank Cavender
Massachusetts Avenue
State Tax Board Holds Annual Meeting Schedule
Deputy State Auditor announces three session plan beginning in July. First session covers hearings on railroad and utility company properties. Second session, starting July 29, handles appeals from county boards. Third session from August 13 focuses on revisions and assessments by the board.
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Martin
State Tax Board
Its Sion
Court Record Summary of Civil and Municipal Rulings
Supreme Court review covers street improvement lien foreclosures under Section 424 and frontage based costs. It preserves fourteenth amendment validity of state frontage tax. Also notes affirmations in Martin vs Wills and related cases, auditor duties on county bonds, treasurer liability, valid denials in pleadings, and city gas price regulation limits.
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Supreme Court
Martin
Hogshire
Wills
Boone C. C
Monks
C. J
Cason
Oren
Board of Commissioners
Laporte C. C
Dowling
Koepke
Hill. Vanderburg C. Co
Baker
Noblesville Va
Engle Suit Seeks To Set Aside Marriage
Mary E Engle sues Harry E Engle alias Ewal E Engle in Cir Court to annul marriage, Retall Grocers' Association picnic noted at state fair grounds on Wednesday with 1 pm start. Event features greased pig race, horse and motorcycle races, athletic events, bicycle races, two balloon ascensions and dancing from 2 pm.
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Mary E. Engle
Harry EB. Engle
Ewal E .Engle
Euit
Retell Grocers’ Association
Sair
Jones& the
Band of Fire
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Thomas Richards
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Elizabeth M. Mille
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Emma Everitt
Clark C. C
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Grandison Barnes
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George W. Strain
Frederick Bremer
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