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The Indianapolis Journal in Indianapolis, Indiana

24 Jun 1902

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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1902

Page

8

Vital Statistics Notice of Births and Deaths

June 23 vital statistics list includes Lilly Magee 5 North Elder Avenue W, Kate Curran 0 Mayle Street, a boy. P. Mo and G. Watson 87 North Delaware Street a girl. Wend A. Lewis Shelby Street a boy. numerous other births and deaths including William H. Bader Grace RB. Hegerhorst, Elizabeth Demoor aged 100, Lettie Clune 45, and deaths from senility, tuberculosis, and paralysis. funeral notices for Combs and Habig. various listings for funerals and memorials. local notices for obituaries and estate matters.

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Lilly Magee Elder Avenue Kate Curran Mayle Street P. Mo G. Watson Delaware Street T Deckeon Union Street L. Adams Sixteenth Street A. Lewis Shelby Street C. A M. Rhoads East Stereenth Street Isaac Phon Lexington Helen Craig Newland Avenue Dane Ashland Avenue Tuberculosis Elizabeth Demoor South Alabama Street Lettie Clune Gates Street Shanie ‘Quieeser Leon Carver Loni Street Ieee Burn Mary Eee Feats Singleton Street Diruie Werrick Fixty Park Dew Toledo Street
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Notice of First Meeting of Thomas J Carpenter Bankruptcy

In the District Court of Indiana, Thomas J Carpenter of Indianapolis was adjudicated bankrupt on June 17 1902. The first meeting of creditors will be held July 13 1902 at 9 am in Room 511 Indiana Trust Building 117 East Washington Street Indianapolis Marion County Indiana. Creditors may prove claims appoint a trustee and examine the bankrupt. Albert Rabb Referees in Bankruptcy Indianapolis Ind June 21 1902.

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District Court of the United States District of Indiana Thomas J. Carpenter Indianapolis Marion Indiana Trust Building East Washington Street Marion County Albert Rabb Invd
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Caney Journal Ad Page Costs 1.96 Monthly

The Journal notes a profitable page rate of 1.96 dollars per month for Caney advertising. The card implies value for both advertiser and reader over a one year span.

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Journal Offers Pen and Ink Artists Contest for Want Ads

The Journal invites artists to submit drawings illustrating advertising benefits for a weekly prize. Entries must be TM by 9 and 11 inches, on Bristol board with india ink. Include name and address on the back. Drawings may be delivered or mailed to the Counting Room.

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Ar. Wists Bristol Board INDIA
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Western railroads move to curb party rate cuts

Western Passenger Association leaders seek to stop wholesale reductions in party rates for baseball and theatrical groups. They argue rates below 2 cents per mile and free tickets undermine the system, amid plans to relax restrictions between Chicago and the Northwest. Samuel Sweet marks 36 years with Lake Erie & Western, rising from clerk to general freight agent and driving growing freight traffic across Ohio Indiana and Illinois.

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Western Lines Western Passenger Association Association Chicago Northwest Samuel Sweet Lake Erie & Western Comercial College Fort Wayne Wabash Canada Sweet Peru Ohio Indiana Illinois
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Marion County Real Estate Transfers Reported

The Marion County Indiana recorder lists numerous real estate transfers for the twenty four hours ending 5 p m June 23 including sales to J Meyer et al, Edward L May et al, and Louis Prosser from Nancy Beville, with prices such as 1000 to 2500 dollars. Also noted are multiple parcels in Fletcher, Smith Purcell, McCarty and Woodlawn additions, listing lot numbers and nearby streets, along with accompanying notes on transferees and properties.

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Recorder’s Office Marion County Indiana Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Seemeeys East Market Street Carrie Newmeyer J. Meyer Ketten. Brown West Park Add Ruth St New York St H. Hayes Fletcher, Jr Outlet South St Brightwood Gale St Sinem Sauda Edward L. May Fred Cline John Smuhl Smith & Logan Logan Raymond Milton Myers Louis Prosser Braden Carlton Sts Kern John F. Mitchett Allen Brinkman Hill McCarty Lorris St Thomas B. O'Connell Wilhelmina Theine Beaty Esther K. Brennan Brown Capital Michigan St Edward E. Brennan Edward J. Brennan Levi Christy E. T. Fletcher T. and & K Zemer Louis Westaal Stephen G. Sage Joseph A. Moore South Weghorst St Theodore Stein Edmundson Int W Indianapolis Reisner Morris St Enn Eeeene Cy P. Beville Smith & Purcell Reno St Sackville St John Fisher Anton Schmidt Lot Fletcher Shelby Caroline Fisher Samary F. Gallahue Judith C. Bryan Spann & Co Woodlawn Sarah N. Gallahue Julian Et A Judith ¢. Bryan Warren” Gallahue Brown Et al Davis St Azella Jane Cox Adolph J. Meyer John A. Howbrook Felix T. Methirter Uriah M Chaitie John B. Hann John Smail Lot Eitel Meridianstadd Michael O'Connor Onecaive Judith & Bryan Lot Fletcher, Sr J. Geo. J. Sullivan Tone Bec WS Ty HW Bob Eee Ee Eenee Issac Hkid Realty Co Mary L. B Mamers Esse Eee
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College avenue electric line reconstruction underway

The College Avenue electric line will be rebuilt from Fall Creek to Massachusetts Avenue this week. To speed work and preserve service the Board of Public Works allowed temporary tracks on Twenty-fifth Street from Central to College Avenue, with one side of the College Avenue tracks torn up at a time. The company may extend Illinois Street tracks from Thirty-fourth to Thirty-eighth Street to reach Mapleton.

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Pennsylvania New York Chicago Santa Fe Road Denver Denver & Southwestern Wabash Pittsburg Carnegie & Western Road Pennsylvania Railroad New York Central Cas Satt The College Avenue Fall Creek Massachusetts Avenue Board of Public Works Twenty-fifth Street Central College-avenue Twenty-fifth-street Illinois Street Thirty-fourth Street Thirty Eighth Street Mapleton
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Improvements Completed On City Streets And Curb Work

A list of completed cement walks and stone curbs on McLain Morris Howard Illinois North and related streets. Contractors include Henry Maag Julius Keller W N Abbott & Sons with numerous private contracts and engineer references. Petitions filed and referred to engineer for widening openings sewers plat approvals remonstrances and final actions on various Indianapolis streets

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McLain Street Morris Street Howard Street Henry Maag Illinois Street Ray Street Julius Keller North Street Senate Avenue Missouri Street W. N. Abbott & Sons Raymond Street Vories Street Bluff Avenue Warman Avenue Jackson Street Bertha Street Twenty-third Street Northwestern Avenue Martindale Avenue Ralston Avenue Twenty Fifth Street First Alley Ethel Street Twenty-seventh Street Twentieth Street Columbia Avenue State Ditch Twenty-fifth Street Louisiana Street East Thirteenth Street Bellefontaine Street Alex Archer Northee Hamilton Street Shermanne Wright Street McCarty Street Buchanan Street Seventeenth Street Meridian Street Llinois Street Holmes ‘Avenue Michigan Street Walnut Street East Street Noble Street West Vermont Street West Street Bright Street Ohmer Woodlawn Park Irvington Indianapolis Christian Off
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Contract Award For Cement Walks In Orange Street

Bids received and contract let for cement walks next to the property line on Orange street from State to Church man avenues. Julius Keller bid 57 cents per lineal foot, Henry Magg 59 cents, J Harry Roberts 4 cents, W H Abbott & Son M cents, Rogers & Dunlop and others submitted bids. Contract awarded to Julius Keller at 57 cents per lineal foot.

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Mack & Cook American Surety Company of New York Orange Street State Churchman Avenues Julius Keller Henry Magg J. Harry Roberts W. H. Abbott & Son Rogers & Dunlop W. K. Cooper
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Board of Trade Elects Murphy to Board of Governors

The Board of Trade held a special session electing Frank M. Murphy to fill the vacancy caused by C. C. Perry’s promotion to vice president. Jacob W. Smith was re-elected secretary for the year. twenty six standing committees were named with long lists of chairmen and members across Finance, Arrangements, Membership, Law, Communications, Promotions, By-Laws, Printing, Arbitration, Grain, Flour Inspection, Local Mercantile Interests, Provision, Produce, Lumber, Coal, Railroad and Transportation, Appeals, Fire Insurance, Real Estate, Live Stock, Shipping, Relief, Meteorology, and Natural Gas.

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Board of Trade Jacob W. Smith C. C. Perry Board of Governors Frank M. Murphy Murphy Adolf Schleicher Independent William Scott Harvey Mullins Edward Hawkins Frank D. Stalnaker Edgar H. Evans John 3. Lazarus Benjamin B. Minor Irving Archibald A. Young Samuel B. Sweet W. B. Holton Albert Baker E. B. Martindale Roscoe O. Hawkins George W. Sloan George G. Tanner Elmer E. Perry Louis J.blaker Justus C. Adams David M. Parry James I. Dissette Gordon Ford Woods John M. Shaw J. F. Wallick J. R. Ryan Andrew Hagan E. W. Bassett Robert 8. Foster David Wallace Perley B. Raymond Henry Rauh John B. Cockrum John Perrin Thomas L George A. Gay Paul Krauss Franklin Vonnegut Edward K. Chapman H. P. Wasson Albert Gall John Moore Gustav A. Schnull James Cumming Burton E. Parrott Frank van Camp James IL. Keach George R. Popp George W. Stout Arthur Jordan Charles Syerup Chapin C. Foster Edward H. Eldridge Henry Coburn D. Fraser Augustus B. Meyer Frank M. Fauvre William G. Wasson L. L. Fellows Samuel D. Pray Railroad and Transportation Martin W. Mansfield William T. Cannon J. Byron Dill Joseph R. Cavanagh F. Gray Harry Weill Oliver H H. J. McGowan Frank W. Lewis Fred A. Gregory James S. Couse Newton Todd Benjamin A. Richardson Thomas C. Day A. E. Metager Charles E. Coffin William A. Rhodes Samuel E. Rauh T. Smith Graves R. R. Shiel Enoch Warman George C. Beck Albert A. Barnes Merritt A. Potter William E. English John R. Pearson Bement Lyman
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Mostly Quiet Monday in Indianapolis Market Trade

Local market shows slow trade across lines with prices high on commission row. Eggs ease slightly while poultry and butter stay firm. dry goods slow though hardware and iron trade remains strong. large receipts of wheat and corn noted with varied track bids and wagon market prices for staples and groceries.

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Indianapolis Eges Hay Timothy
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Prospective beer war hints at driving union dispute

A brewing labor clash emerges as William Ostheimer of the Brewery Drivers Union accuses Consumers' Ice Company of using ice wagon drivers to bypass union limits while Schutz beer remains on the market. The historic struggle involves the ice combine, Schiltz beer, and saloon costs, with union grievance possible. менеджер

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William Ostheimer Brewery Drivers’ Union Consumers’ Ice Company Schutz Beer Ostheimer Indianapolis Brewing Company Ice Combine Schiltz Beer Indianapolis Schiltz Sterling R. Holt C. W. Donson J. Henry Arzyman
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Vital Statistics William H. Bader Grace Hegerhorst Percy Vower Beatrice Williams Eh C. Heicgenreleh Myrtle B. Tiscell O'tmy Marcy Firtem P. Blue Beulaty Snyder Swain Lillian M. Hannah James M. Miller Ettxie EB. Tiley Reeves Lora M. Johnson Alfred Olvin Jennie Watkins Abraham Allen Lucinda Joces Munaugh Luella Snow Charlies F. Markey Mary S. Humphrey Combs Julian A. Combs Welock East Mid- Lee Street Axel East Michigan Street Anna Habig Charles Habig Montar Jane East McCarty Street Wednesay German Reformed Church Alabama Merrill Streets Jessie Gore F. F. Railsback Ash Street At & m Anderson and Hedford Watkins Agatha M Temple Avenue Kichmom Eel Eeente Diener Washington Crown Hill Soni Ments Aea Marele and Gradit MTN. del Old Tel Main Et Puneral Pt N ‘Ector S Ylanner & Heuchanan Lacy Empalmer Mo N. Trefois Street C_ E- KREGLO New i Funeral Delaware St ADAKS Krieger Panera Wiler & Son, Undertakers W. Market St POR Krent—Houses E. Market Gregory & Appel E. Mich St. J. O. Stillson Callus United Pewriter and Supplies Co Monument Place Swayzee, Ind. E Union Transfer and Storage Company Corner East Obiost Union Tracks BAYLES # CO Hh. Thos. Co. & CO Law Building Indianapolis Financial Injiama C. Williams & CO Broadway Lee Marhware Rotich Joseph Gardler Kentucky Cornell Board of Trustees W. KC Heaumont Express Reol Wyndham Company H Texas Building Dallas Tex Sorice Reedy & CO Prank Blanchard House & Mayhew, Oans Erica Massachusetts Bertermann Bros New No Maas N. del St. Tel Thompson FR. Bell Ingalls Block Horace Wood Peerless Foundry CO Meek St Stevens Senate Journal U.S. Army United States Northllinois St Ind Sunday Journal Fark Scranton Stevenson National Military Home Grant County Marion Branch National Home John Q Adams Justin H. Chapman PEN and Ink Artists Counting Room Aerrnnal Philadelphia & Reading Control of Philadelphia Northern Pacific George Gould Baltimore & Ohio J. P. Morgan & Co Kuhn, Loeb & Co Speyer & Co First National Bank Norman Beckley Elkhart M. H. Westlake Sycamore Ill E. E. Beckley St. Joseph Mich E. H. Beckley Macon Cincinnati, Wabash & Michigan Vermont Beckley Moses Cahn Dell Clifton Street Ent Mary & Greenstreet North Capitol Avenue W. Ashley Witham T Cochrane Hamiitom Avenue J. P. Smith New Jersey Street Thirteenth Street A.M. Gillette Illnois Street EB. Granger Dewey Avenue Big Four Cook Cairo Ralph Peters St. Louis Thomas F. Maloney Erie Cleveland James M. Barrett E. M. Neel Chicago, Indiana & Eastern Panhandle Converse Southwestern Passenger Association George T. Gunnip Santa Fe Frank Burnet W. F. Holton Union Pacific J. E. Blickensderfer Voluntary Relief Department Pennsylvania Lines West Oklahoma Richmond W. W. Stevenson Rock Island & Pacific Oklahoma & Gulf Roads Leeds Supreme Court of Ilinois Supreme Court Northland Express Beneton Logansport Louisville Railroad Club of Kansas City H. L. Harmon Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Columbus Adams Express Company Ilinois Central Road Chicago & Eastern Illinois Illnois Central College-Avenue Line Board OF Works Alabama Street St. Peter Street Bruener Street Woodawn Coffey Street Oliver Avenue Dearborn Street New York Street Eleventh Douglas Street Madison Avenue Iowa Fred G. Janitz American Surety Company, Surety Board OF Trade Special Fair Bank Ee Ae Ostendorf's Avondale Capitol Ave A.C. Tamm, Mer Pairview Park Electric Frank Binkhurst Ali Soret Limburger Brazil California Coal and Coke Blossburg Jackson Kanawha Winifrede Lubrie H. Hocking Valley Brazil Breck Greene County Indiane Slack West Virginia Connellsville Orage Perth Castile Etn Bea Cane Cumberland Dwight Anchor Pru Ie Farwell Fitchville Hope Linwood Pepperell Androscoggin Androscomptn Atlantic Boott Buck's Head Sige Constitution Figes Carnie Dwight Btar Great Great Falls Hill Fine Indian Head Pepperell R Fae Am Oroacoggin Isein Allen Aeperite Allen TR Allen Robes American Indigo Arnold LLC Fancy Hamilton Fancy Merrimac Pacific Fancy Aancere Berlin Simpson Edwards Nee Slater Genesee Kings Amoskeag Cordis Hamilton Lenox Fancy Wye Oakland AF Portsmouth Grocer Lée Java Ariosa Jersey Caracas Unilworth Gates Empire Neal Golden Ridgewood Lima Deans New Orleans Colee Ayrups Louisiana Carolina Iron and Steel Michigan Tennessee Capteloupes Cholce Florian Waterm Toms Blackherries Aisike Aifalta Dheter ST. Paul Martin Wade Meridian ST Densal
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