Royse et al v Evansville Terre Haute RR appeal notice
Indiana Supreme Court docket 1449 lists Royse et al against Evansville Terre Haute Railroad Company with nonresident defendants Mary Ainacoe and Herman Williams. Clerks' record filed. nonresident defendants must appear Jan 1961 or default. Commissioner announces sale of Richard Cheesman farm and other Marion County mortgage lands to satisfy school fund loans with detailed parcel descriptions and terms.
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ORR Arrom
Indiana
Royse
Evansville & Terre
Knox Circuit
Mary Ainacoe
Herman Williams
Man
John Royse
Paceerens
Eat
Circuit Court
Bao
County
Evansville Terre Haute Railroad Company
John Hoyce
Indiatumpotts
Robert A. Brown
Supreme Court
H. de Wott
Sealed Proposals for Wagons and County Supplies
Sealed proposals in triplicate will be received at Jeffersonville Depot by five o clock p m March for delivery of wagons at Jeffersonville or other points. Proposals may be rejected in whole or part. Details on application. Proposals marked Proposals for Facene. Address J M Mall, Assistant Q M General. Marion County notices state bids due March 12 1908 with right to reject all bids. Central Indiana Trust and Board of Trustees announce bid deadlines and right to reject any or all bids.
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Jefersonville
Ind
Wa'choek A
J. M. Maill
Marton
SPAP
John & Mgaucghey
Marion County
Harry BL Smith
Indiana
Wadfer
Jones
Board of Trustees
Real Estate and Services Advertisements
A crowded classifieds snippet lists real estate and service ads. W A Grever offers real estate listings at 405 Majestic Building and 4 Majestic Building. C F Sayles advertises mortgage loans. Spann & Co and Clements & Evans promote farm and real estate loans. a coroner of New York state is mentioned in a political endorsement for Harry Tutewiler. other entries cover typewriter supplies, lost pocketbooks, insurance, massage, dry cleaning, and building materials.
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W. A. Grever
Majestic
Cincinnati
Columbus
Harry Tutewiler
C. F. Sayles
East Market Street
Majestic Bldg
Care Journal
Indianapolis
Spann & CO
Indiana
Clements & Evans
Crawfordsville
Ind
Freight traffic trends and rail news from Indianapolis week
The report details a busy week ending March 1 with 27.20 loaded cars in and 21,822 loaded, up from prior weeks, and strong westward shipments despite snow delays. Rail lines report rising business in north south routes, shipments of fruits vegetables, iron and wood products, furniture, and vehicles. Several appointments, reorganizations, and new equipment plans across multiple railroads are noted, along with regulatory moves and a key patent issuance.
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Indianapolis
Man of Marked Ability in Railroads and Alcohol War
The piece highlights Cassatt as a bold railroad leader investing about 75 million in rival lines to gain control, advocating costly grade reductions and modern equipment. It notes his outdoor interests in Haverford, horse breeding, and family. It also reports a new industry-wide alcohol ban by Monon, St. Louis & San Francisco, and Chicago, Burlington & Quincy, with strict enforcement and possible suspensions.
Belt Road Freight Activity and Rail Exec Moves
In the week ending March 1 Belt Road shifted 18 24 cars and handled 1 048 carloads of live stock at stockyards with 1 255 private switch cars. February totals reach 72 93 cars, 4 263 live stock carloads and 4 459 private switches. The Pennsylvania lines annual report will be released a week before the stockholders meeting. C A Carscadin, traveling passenger agent for Michigan Central, and wife spent February in the West Indies and returned Saturday. Evansville & Terre Haute preferred stock rises to 105 with forecasts to 126. Lehigh Valley orders section foremen to pass an exam on new rules. M S Connors enforces new employee regulations at Hocking Valley. Thomas F E Cook leaves Toledo for New York as assistant general superintendent of Pullman. Rail executives push toward consolidation of passenger associations between Chicago and the Missouri river. Pullman reports full year 12 output contracted. company employs 600. Lake Shore plans heavy expenditure on Air Line this summer with major relaying and new stations. Panhandle struggles to complete a bridge west of Columbus due to iron work delays. Harry M Brown named city passenger agent of C R I & P at St Louis. long-time Panhandle, Richmond, Ind. official. BK HM Caswell leaves Philadelphia & Reading for St Louis & San Francisco, based in Springfield, Missouri. At De Witt on New York Central, 203 freight trains move 9 000 cars in 24 hours, about one train every six minutes. Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific to build a 90 mile cut off from Fairne Neb to Harrington Kan, trimming Omaha El Paso travel. President
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United States
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Southwestern Passenger Bureau
Missouri Pacific
Denver & Rio Grande
Rio Grande & Western
Iron Mountain
International & Great Northern
St. Louis
Springfield
Detroit
Mich
Central Sneet Association
Nickel Plate
Chicago
Pittsburg
Ephraim Truxell
Truxell
Business Men's Association
Niles
Michigan Central
Michigan City
Walter Webb
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
Cincinnati
D. G. Edwards
Webb
R. P. Algeo
Indianapolis
Frank Wade
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
Northwestern
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pennsylvania
C. A. Carscadin
West Indies
Evansville
Terre Haute
Lehigh Valley
M. S. Connors
Hocking Valley
Thomas FE. Cook
Pullman Company
Toledo
New York City
Missouri River
Lake Shore
Air Line
Panhandle
Columbus
Big Darby Run
Harry M. Brown
Richmond
Ind
Rock Island & Pacific
BK. HM. Caswell
Philadelphia & Reading
San Francisco
de Witt
New York Central
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Fairne Neb
Harrington
Kan
Omaha
el Paso
Not a Gentleman to His Assassin in Detroit
A Detroit Free Press account recalls a lands and mines speculator claiming a Mexican had hired an assassin to kill him. The would-be killer pressed for payment, offered to murder another man, and left after the speculator refused to hire more killings, calling the other man a demon for not assassinating.
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Detroit Free Press
Hisa
Caramba
Parliamentary Discipline Across Legislatures
A parliamentary paper reviews how Austria Hungary Belgium France Germany Italy and the United States handle disorder in chambers. It notes French practice with chair signals suspensions, German Reichstag penalties, Belgian police under the president, Austrian Reichsrath limits, Italian measures including exclusion, and US House and Senate rule based punishments needing two thirds.
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London
Austria-Hungary
Belgium
France
Germany
Italy
United States
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Edmund Monson
Reichstag
Brussels
Heichsrath
F. Plunkett
House
Senate
Trade in Grain Markets Shows Light Week Amid Mild Weather
A steady yet light trading week ends March 1 as prices hold and demand remains moderate. Brokers Wilson Sherborne & Co of Philadelphia report tomato supply nearly exhausted due to high winter demand. fruit and vegetable prices expected to ease with rising receipts. Canned goods move briskly. eggs and poultry stay firm. butter remains abundant. oranges and lemons move well amid rising tropical fruit activity.
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Philadelphia
Standout grocery price list from city suppliers
A dense OCR snapshot lists numerous grocery and hardware items with prices including coffee blends, sugars, syrups, canned goods, flour types, oils, and provisions. It catalogs brands like Dillworths and City prices across multiple departments, noting weights, grades, and unit costs for retail and wholesale lots.
Comment on South Carolina Senate street brawl sparks outrage
In a letter to the Indianapolis Journal, the writer denounces a recent Senate chamber clash as a disgraceful display. He recalls the Sumner incident and criticizes both sides, arguing such impropriety reflects poorly on Southern conduct while noting similar street fighting in Louisville and other cities. He questions accountability and cites name‑less attendance as evidence of public complicity.
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Senators Fight and Louder Doings Stir Nation
The piece contrasts a violent Louisville slugging with a Senate scuffle, arguing the Senate matter harms few while the other shocks decent people. It questions civilization’s veneer and urges calm reform, noting America’s broader global role and the drive toward unity amid domestic upheaval. The writer urges decisive action against outlawed southern class growth.
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