Local Business Directory Ad Fragments
A collection of small ads listing services and contacts such as patent lawyers instructors storage and moving firms and rental listings. Includes Bertermann Bros Ho wou d Wood Gregory Appel and others with addresses and telephone numbers in Indianapolis and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertermann Bros
N. del
Thompson R. Bell
Ingalls Block
Indianapolis
Horace Wood
Circle
Peerless Foundry CO
Meek St
H. CC. Stevens
N. Senate
Contest for Pen and Ink Artist Drawings Open
The Indianapolis Journal invites proposals and sealed bids for an art contest to illustrate business benefits for advertisers. Drawings must be 10 by 12 inches on Bristol board with India ink, artist name and address on the back, and bids for the related theater funding project are due July 10 with a $250 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol Board
INDIA
Board of Commissioners of
City of
Indianapolis
Twelfth
Sterling Streets
Board of Schools
INC
BE. Cleland
Heavy June freight traffic gains set record in rail lines
The June week ended June 28 saw record freight handling at Indianapolis with 22,497 loaded cars, 2,087 more than the prior year, amid broad prosperity in iron, grain, and livestock. East and west shipments rise, while empty-car movements surge. Big Four divisions show strong totals and the Belt Road transfers reach 21,302 cars. The Big Four fiscal year shows higher expenditures and maintained earnings, with potential for dividends if a good corn crop arrives next spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Western Lines
Penn
Chicago
Columbus
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Cleveland
Sishousa
Rail rate wars and line expansions ripple through Midwest paths
The piece details differential grain rates to Philadelphia and Baltimore, disputes over rights claimed two years ago, and a New York Commercial report on cooperation and escalation. It notes Chicago & Eastern Illinois line surveys, Big Four connections, Danville shops funding, and multiple leadership moves, resignations, and promotions across Pennsylvania, Vandalia, and other lines, plus service boosts and territorial rail corridor plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
More & Ohio
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Pennsylvania
Baltimore & Ohio
Chicago & Eastern Illinois
Corps of Engineers
Clinton
Terre Haute
Wabash River
West
Big Four Road
Vandalia
Big Four
Danville
Til
Cairo
O. P. Bray
Erie
Winslow S. Pierce
Goulds
Maryland
Robert Pitcairn
Cassatt
Europe
G. M. Dorrance
Legal Department of the Pennsylvania
Indianapolis
Ineens
Peoria & Eastern
Postal Telegraph Cable Company
Alexander Stewart
Union Parifhc
Cheyenne
W. R. McKeen, Jr
John A. Hunter
Kansas City
Pittsburg
Bar Harbor
Green
Detroit
Putin Bay
Sandusky
R. R. Hammond
St. Louis
San Francisco
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Kanawha Dispatch
Blue Ridge Dispatch
Don Alexander
Manger
Thornton Lewis
A. G. Troup
Newark
New England
Wilbur Lee
Lackawanna
L. F. Loree
G. L. Potter
Cleveland
Chicago
Lake Shore
Union Pacific
Wyoming
Chicago & Northwestern
Iowa Central
H. C._Graybill
Union
Kansas
Oklahoma Territory
Frank P. Jeffries
Evansville & Terre Haute
Mount Vernon
Ind
Evansville
Oral
Sermon on Athens and modern religious fervor
The Rev J Cumming Smith preached on The Sin of Athens arguing that curiosity drives progress but must be tempered by truth. He contrasted Athens with Boston, warned against new gospels, praised the old masters, and urged return to timeless scripture and calm worship. Next, Rev Dr Stansfield spoke on prayer at Meridian Street Church, outlining reasons for prayer and its aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Cumming Smith
Tabernacle Church
Athens
Lfe
Paul
Macaulay
Milton
Greece
Christ
Jesus
America
Rome
John
Boston
Meridian-street
Stansfield
Tropics
Australia
Africa
Mnan
God
Herbert Spencer
Barabbas
Bacon
Weil
Matthew Arnold
Emerson
St John’s Girls Academy Class Reunion Held In Cumberland
Members of the 1901 and 1911 classes of St John’s Girls Academy held a reunion yesterday afternoon from 2 to 6 at Miss Gertrude McConnell’s Cumberland home. Red and white dominated the decorations, music and reminiscences filled the program, and refreshments were served. Attendees included Ella Davis Mae Moran Helen Flynn Jessie Linton Mary Foley of Indianapolis Clara Morford and Grace Huntington of Greenfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Girls’ Academy
Gertrude McConnell
Cumberland
Ella Davis
Mae Moran
Helen Flynn
Jessie Linton
Mary Foley
Indianapolis
Clara Morford
Grace Huntington
Greenfield
Wright Falls From Street Car In West Michigan
W H Wright aged sixty fell from a street car on a late Saturday night injuring his scalp. His hat blew off between West and Missouri streets as the car sped along and he leaped after it. He was taken home in the city dispensary ambulance and treated by Dr Goodwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Wright
West Michigan Street
S14
Haugh Street
West
Missouri Street
Wright
City Dispensary
Produce and Potatoes Continue Un duly High-First Car of New Wheat
Trade in the week ended June 28 held up in volume while fewer goods moved. Irish potatoes topped market prices, apples were fair, watermelons slow, cantaloupes strong, and pineapples rising for canning. Eggs and butter remained firm, groceries steady, and cereals closed with strong prices. Wheat and corn prices and wagon market quotes are detailed, with supplies and grades listed for numerous items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission
J. R. Gray
Secretary of the Aid of Trade
Timothy
Convictions in Chicago Jury Bribery Case and World News Summary
Seven jurors convicted and sentenced in Chicago for jury bribery. Haiti fighting renews and Santo Domingo unrest. US Lt Paul D Stockley of the Twenty first Infantry missing in the Philippines. natives say murder and robbery, body in a deep lake. Estes Rathbone appeals to Congress to clear charges of maladministration. Admiral Dewey questioned in Senate on Aguinaldo and Philippine policy. Four men killed by a storm across Nettie. heavy rain statewide. Muncie gas meter ordinance excites. William G Trowbridge convicted of manslaughter in Marion. Knightstown pox cases mild. Portland wife-murder case jurors deadlocked after 31 hours. Uncle Sam won Kaiser's gold cup at Kiel. Harvard beats Yale in baseball. Great Trial Stakes at Sheepshead Bay won by Intehet Baseball. Western and National leagues list Indianapolis 6 Louisville 7. Kansas City 2. Brooks 5 4. Philadelphia and Boston results. Major Charles Shaler to Watervliet Arsenal. Christian Endeavor conventions held. Junior Endeavorers meet. Two killed, eight injured in Broad Ripple streetcar collision. W B Wilson warns against court injunctions if asked to Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Haiti
Santo Domingo
Paul D. Stockley
Twenty-first Infantry
Philippines
Estes G. Rathbone
Palma
United States Congress
Admiral Dewey
Matogony
Senate Philippine Committees
Aguinaldo
Gwen
Nettie
Muncie
Wiliam G. Trowbridge
Marion
James Lacy
Knightstown
Portland
James W. Ertel
Uncle Sam
Kiel
Harvard
Yale
Sheenshead Bay
Intehet
Indianapolis
Louiseville
Kansas City
Brooks Brooks
Boston
Philadelphia
New York & Jaaneee
Washington
Baltimore
Charles Shaler
Watervliet Arsenal
Christian Endeavor
Broad Ripple
W. B. Wilson
Wi Virginia
Ime
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A. Diener
Emaine
Tel
Ee Flanner & Suchanan
N. Il Street
E. Kreglo
New
Itt
N. Delaware St
Il Ste. New
Tutewiler & Son
W- Market St
Cyclone and
Tornaco Insurance
Frank K. Sawyer
E. Market St
RIA
Hamtypewriter CO
Law Ride
R. R
Ohio
Hox
Union City
Pittebure
Asien
van Norman
Spittsbure
Plains
Moller Barber College
Ones
B. Russh
Joliet
Agentis
Ee Oreo
Hallon
Cc W
Dennis
Ulincts House
Alexandria
J. LF
Kelley
Sunday Journal
Joseph Gandner
Kentucky
Azz
Illinois
Indianapolis Wrecking CO
Cornell
W. RC
Beaumont
Wyndham-Robinson CO
General
North Texas
Eldg
Dallas
Tex
Reedy & Nk CO
Frank Blanchard
Delaware St
Rouse & Mayhew
Opticians
Massachusetts
C. SAYLES _ & CO
East Market Street
Spann & CO
M$ E
Thos. C. Day & CO
Law Building
Kent
E. Market
Gregory & Appel
Schergens
United Tipewwri "Rite R and Supplies CO
Monument Place
Dorothy
Montana
Broadon Orn
Union Transfer and Storage Company
East Ohrist
Union Tracks
Indpls. Warehouse Co
W. EB. Kurtz
Pres
H. A. Crossland
Mgr
S&s. Penn
PEN and Ink Artists
THE
Indianapolis Journal
Legal al
Ements
Lawrence A. Nageleisen
District of Indians
A. D
Eferte
Rosil
John H. Baker
Indianape
Awid
A. ©Eran Ane
Jan. c. Butler
Belt Road
Wall Street Journal
Pastor's
Joshua Stansfield
Ridian Street Church
Edward J. Zirchelbach
St. John’s Cathedral
Knoxville
Dubois County
Father Zirchelbach
St. Raphael's Church
Celestine
St. Mary’s Church
Madison
Ostendorf
Fair Bank
Illinois Street
Avondale Heights
Twenty-Sixth ST
Capitol Ave
A.C. Tamm
Weabu
Turkey
Brazil
California
Iight
Coal and Coke
Jackson
Kanawts
Raymond
Winifred
Lubrig
Hocking Valley
Greene County
Indiana Jump
Slack
West Virginia
Indiana
Oy Castile
Peter
Perkley
Cabot
Capitol
Dwight Anchor
Farwell
Fitchville
Hope
Lonsdale
Hill
Pepperell
Simpson
Genesee
Amorkeag
Cordis
Lenox Fancy
Methuen AA
Oakland AF
Portsmouth
Lise
Sunnehanna
Shetucket SW
Shetucket
Swift River
Tige
Bates
Java
Artosa
Lion
Jersey
Carscas
Dillworth’s
Gates
Citmas
Sugar City
New Orleans
de Carallon
SrGrige
Suecenon
Clothespina
Olls
St. Michael's
Texas
Tennessee
Nea Pyatee
Rocky Ford
Une
South
Levert All Machines
Sporting News
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