Numerous Classified Notices From Marion County Ledger
The page lists various classifieds and legal ads including help wanted for factory workers and bench molders, sale notices for real estate and furniture, bids for county supplies, and a public sale of mortgaged lands in Marion County Indiana. Also includes notices from the auditor and treasurer with bid deadlines and specifications.
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National Millans
Grant Co
Indiana
P. W
National Home B. V. E
N. H. WD
Justin Hi
Marion County
Cael Wa
Joun Metegor
THOR
Bpapford
Commansioners
Attent
Harry R. Smith
State of
Freee County
Iapolis
KA County
ET. Pletcher
Amelia L. Steele
Mets
Harry B. Smith
Marton County
Arrest of John Ruf Linked to Louisville Jail Flight
John Ruf was arrested days ago by Detective Arch on loitering charges and yesterday slated to face a fugitive proceeding. He is wanted in Louisville Kentucky while awaiting trial for larceny. The suspect gave the name Johan Brown.
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John Ruff
Arch
Louisville
Johan Brown
Tonnage Rising as Cars Handled in City Week
Rail freight reports show 4,616 cars received at Indianapolis in the week ending March 2, with 21,219 loaded. Big Four led with 14,225 loaded, lake Erie Western up year over year, and ongoing car shortages felt across Central Traffic Association. East bound grain shipments rise modestly. refrigerator and livestock cars remain tight.
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Indianapolis
Vanderbilt
Big Four
Lake Erie & Western
Cleveland
St. Louis
Pennsylvania
Chesapeake & Ohio
Baltimore & Ohio
Columbus
Central Traffic Association
c.Le&éeb Si
Chicago
Cincinnati
R. H. Wallace
Erie
Indiana, Decaur & Western
Monon
Jeffersonville
J. Q. van Winkle
Cuba
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Ecuador
Philadelphia
Buffalo
Washington
Thomas H. Larke
Duluth, South Shore& Atlantic
Northwest
Dominion Steamship One
Minneapolis
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Charles Foster
Toledo, St. Louis & Western
Indiana Odd Fellows
Peru
Peoria & Eastern's Recovery Under Big Four Control
The Peoria & Eastern, part of the Big Four system from Springfield to Peoria, has failed to self support for years but is nearing a self sustaining condition. Since 1890 the Big Four advanced over a million dollars to the line, with partial repayments. In 1901 earnings are rising, yielding a sizable surplus after costs, while current operations show growing net income.
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Peoria & Eastern
Springfield
Indianapolis
Ind
Danville
Bloomington
Ill
Peoria
Big Four
Peoria & Eastrrn
Ingalls
The Blind Institute and the Indiana Institution’s Future
A letter argues against moving the Indiana Institution for the Blind to the country. It praises founder W H Churchman, notes the school’s historic growth, and warns that relocation risks fire safety and added costs. The writer questions the board of control and asserts the state would lose in the long run.
Gertrude Gants Arrest Highlights Youthful Offender
Fifteen year old Gertrude Gant was arrested for assaulting her sister in law after previously appearing in Police Court for theft. Once known as Gertrude Knox she had a bicycle stealing spree that extended to both sexes and was sent to the Industrial School for Girls.
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Gertrude Gant
Gertrude Knox
Industrial School For Girls
Opportunity knocks and seize the moment says Archie Williams
Archibald Dallas Williams of New Castle Lad urges readers to grab opportunity quickly as it knocks. He imagines a secretaryship offer from the President and warns against delaying or overthinking. The verse extols acting fast to ride to fame before others advance.
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Archie Dallas Williams
Medical Legislation and a Satirical View of New Medical Methods
A dated republication critiques Indiana medical bills aimed at elevating standards and licensing, juxtaposed with a satirical call by Hadean Church Scientist asserting religious liberty to pursue unorthodox cures. It argues that true medical elevation comes from better student standards, not legislation, while condemning patent medicines and ego-driven reformers.
Wood Bill Arguments on Christian Science Treatment
In a letter from W. A. Spurgeon M D the writer argues the Wood bill should not ban Christian Science but require reasonable qualification for healers. He warns against fanatical operators who cannot diagnose smallpox or diphtheria and asserts the state must protect the community and dependent patients who rely on physicians for proper care.
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Indiannapolis Journal
Elkhart
Wood
House
God
W. A. Spurgeon
M. BD
Warning to readers over Wood bill on medical licenses
The letter criticizes Senate bill 268 proposed changes to Indiana medical licensure. It questions pre 1905 admission rules, exam requirements, and the broader practice definition. The writer, an Indianapolis physician, opposes the bill as class legislation and urges newspapers to publish the Wood bill section for reader information.
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Indianapolis Journal
W. N. Wishard
State Medical Board
Wishard
Indiana
Wishaod
Deetor
Indianapolis
Which In Best Law or Anarchy I Call Attention
A reflective piece argues for law and order over anarchic trends in society. It stresses the need for government under state and national legislation to maintain peace and protect citizens while noting the slow, uncertain path of legal processes and the risk justice may not be swiftly attained.
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Indianapolis Journal
Indiana
Senate
St. Clair Park
Indianapolis
Union
Washington
National Congress
Durbin
Omarc
Ritchie
Anderson
Ind
Paris
Tex
Terra Haute
Irvington
Aeithe
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Soucernal‘s
Siness Directory
Anet Indianapolis Journal
el, Rice
Michigan Street
Teleisis
New
Bertermann Bros
N. del
Ghates
Mantels Furnacie
Massachusetts Ave
Lockwood
Lemeke
Ss Ps
Cheve
Beato Stevess
W. Market St
Flanner & Buchanan
Ross Street
BR. Kregelo
Delaware St
Vermont St
Secarons
Mportaneen
Ae Vo Ib
Korta
Crossland
Mgr
Penn
Ibs Union
East Ohio Street
Morgan
Claus
B. Wad St
New York City
T T'S
Mass
SIA Alesme
Care Journal
North Sea
Hiteley Malleabls Company
U. S. Army
United States
Filippines
N. Imipols St
Ty Warner
Washington Street
Fedanapo
Martineville
New Jersey Street
John Ruf
Peoriag
Lake Shore
E. D. Page
G. A. Powers
E. Ely
M. Miller
New York
Dayton
Pittsburg
Bronson
Chicago Committee of the Western Passenger Associaton
Chicago Great Western
Richmond
Muncie
Maumee
Charles Daly
Ees
Lake Erie Western
Lakele & Western
Yast
Fredericksburg
Pennsylvania, Baltimore & Ohio, Atlantic Coast Line
Southern Bail- Sas Seaboard Airline
Chesapeake & C
General Assembly
Ing
Emhasis
Chas. A. Carpenter
Lafayette, Ind
the Balter
The
Walnut Street
U. S
Peoria & Eastern Finances
Trafic
Belt Road
George Breecount
Dickson
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Nickel Plate
Hnes
Thomas Noonan
Central States Dispatch
Continent Line
the Blind Institute
Indiana Institution For
W. H. Churchman
Churchman
Board of Control
Philadelphia Institution For the Blind
Fire Department
Ktock
New Castle, Lad
Pabst
Milwaukee
P. T. Barnum
Mary Barker Eddy
Christ
Germany
England
France
America
Arsenal Heights
Tiee - Paul Etreats
English Avenue
Hoyt Avenue
Walker
East Woodlaw
Botloweyr
J. Aerence Sharpe
Sharpe
Noble Street
O. T. Andrea
Wilhelmina
Fletcher's
First Alley
Pas
Black
Morton Place
Highland Place
Twenty First Street
Sine Highland Place
Heltzel
A. C
Long
Miller
M. E
Tenth Street
Keystone
Gilpin
J. King
E. C
vUeonte
Weex
Allison
Bessie Munroe
Clayton, Jenkins
Jasper
A. Oo
Duncan
Liz
Siderable
Thurston
Eees
Union City
Koeb
Treas
Jefferson Avenue
Keystone Avenue
Enere
Hyman
Rean
Riondiway
Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra
Karl Schneider
Savarany
Herbert Kelcey
Effie Shannon
Bermaun
Denman Thompson
South End
Illinois
W. B. Barry Law and Supply Co
Penn. ST
J. M. Thurston
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