Variety of Local Advertisements and Notices
Classified lines include wall papers, funeral directors, dentistry, safes for sale, terrier found, Randall property sale, hotel sale note, railway stockholders meeting, multiple government and public safety bids for Indianapolis 1901. Listings show vendors, addresses, contact details and bidding instructions with dates and prices.
Large attendance at Central Labor Union meeting
Central Labor Union drew a large turnout as resolutions honored Jessie Lendormi treasurer and mourning was ordered for thirty days. Kingan & Co. disputed union claims. a boycott was discussed but deferred pending state union input. Funds and per capita assessments were proposed to start a city labor home. Miss Lillie Frederick was elected to fill the treasurer vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Union
Jessie Lendormi
Phil Lendormi
Fred Kroekel
Phoenix Hall
Kingan & Co
John Blue
McCormick
Coopers
Butchers’ Union
State Federation of Labor
Ways and Means Committee
Treasury
Labor Day Committee
E. C. Atkins Saw Works
Master Horseshoers’ Association
Journeymen Horseshoers
Lillie Frederick
Garment Makers’ Union
Thadius Gurley
Carpenters’ Union
Miss Frederick
Cleveland Court Invalidates 3 Cent Street Fare Ordinance
Judge Iade Ricks of the United States District Court rules the City Council 3 cent street fare ordinance unconstitutional, saying it interferes with existing contracts. The suit was brought by local street car companies and Director of Law Hogsett says the case will go to higher courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Iade Ricks
United States District Court
Hogsett
Marcy's Watches Diamonds Jewelry Headquarters
Marcy's operates as a premier retailer for watches diamonds and fine jewelry offering a curated selection and expert service at a flagship location known for quality and style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcy's
Watches
Rail traffic strains loom over eight months of car shortages
Freight business remains limited to cars amid a nationwide car shortage eight months in, with every line of trade shipping goods and grain to the seaboard reaching unforeseen volumes. Pennsylvania and New Haven rail interests reportedly eye a union linking Long Island, Pennsylvania, and New Haven systems, a move that could reshape western traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaboard
Mnes
Central Traffic Association
Indiana Car Service Bureau
Samuel Watson
Corning
New York Central
West Albany
J. H. Symington
Atlantic Coast Line
Co. E. Daly
Lake Erie & Western
Chicago
Ford Wood
Peoria & Eastern
G. J. Grammar
Lake Shore
City
C. L. Stone
Louisville & Nashville
New Orleans
John 8
Lazarus
Indiana, Decatur & Western Lines
P. A. Barnard
Peoria & Western Lines
Peoria
Peoria & Pekin Union Railway
Chicago & Alton Passenger Department
J. W. Calver
Bellevue
A. D. Bretz
Stony Island
Cincinnati, Portsmouth & Virginia
Norfolk & Western
L. E. Johnson
John Goring
Nicket
Wabash
Huntington
Ind
New Haven
O. W. Lake
L. Oblinger
Richmond
Panhandle
Marietta
Cincinnati
William Garstang
Schenectady
N. Y
Rail and travel notes reveal industry shifts and losses
The report details railroad executives and agents visiting Chicago and Indianapolis, mentions the Davenport to Clinton rail sale for about 4 million, and notes increased passenger traffic and station improvements. It cites personnel changes at Union Railway, Kennedy of Rock Island’s death, and Comstock’s long service in railroading, plus a planned Niagara Falls excursion for Pan-American officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Oklahoma
Fcrtion Ind
Terre Haute
Harry Miller
Vandalia
Canton
Northwest
Western Lines
Zearites
H. M. Garland
Wabash
California
Garland
Honolulu
Rio de Janiero
San Francisco
Chicago Tribune
Davenport
Rock Island & Northwestern
John W. Gates
Burlington System
Moline
Rock Island
Mississippi River
Clinton
Union Station
Indianapolis
Hnes
Union Railway Company
Trac
Chicago, Burlington & Iyee
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood
A. A. Zion
Union
Charles Kennedy
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway
St. Luke's Hospital
Wilmington
Del
Kennedy
Rock Island Road
Atlantic
Pacific
Charles H. Comstock
United States
Syracuse
N. Y
New York Central
Hudson River Railroad
Illinois Central Railroad Company
Lee
Lackawanna
Lake Erie & Western
Niagara Falls
New York
Buffalo
Child custody shift in local court ruling
Judge Carter ordered Nettie Canary eleven to live with her aunt Mrs. Brown for a trial month, removing her from grandmother Mrs. Pennetey Bergen amid a divorce custody dispute involving Bud Swift as co respondent. If unsatisfactory, the child may choose her future home. Judge Allen awarded $0,000 on notes tied to Caroline Ligenfelter and Louis Ehrmen from a 18% divorce settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Superior Court
Nettie Canary
Canary
Swift
Allen
Circuit Court
Caroline Ligenfelter
Louis Ehrmen
Youth Robbers Sentenced to Reform School in KC
Judge Alford of the Criminal Court yesterday sentenced Clarence Catt and Charles Rice, each sixteen years old, to the Reform School after a charge of robbing Fred Buechert, a junk dealer. The pair were arrested in Kansas City with 800 dollars on them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alford
Criminal Court
Clarence Catt
Charles Rice
Reform School
Fred Buechert
Kansas City
Court items from Superior to Criminal in Indiana case list
Superior Court sessions list several cases with findings for plaintiffs, damages, and divorce. Notable entries include Jacob Ruff v A C Joillet with judgment for 88 dollars and costs, and Carrie Waybright v William Waybright divorce with costs. Criminal court lists Walter Harrington charged with burglary and grand larceny with penalties and confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
John L. McMaster
Jacob Ruff
A. C. Joillet
Carrie Waybright
William Waybright
Martha Sanders
State Bank of Indiana
James M. Leathers
George Knox
William P. Jungelaus
Vinson Carter
Amos B. Keepert
Lavinia A
Circuit Court
Henry Clay Allen
George W. Jackson
Monarch Fire Appliance Company
Mark A. Smith
Mary A. Osbrook
Walter 5. Smith
Mary A. Hosbrook
Cora Kirkpatrick
John H. Kirkpatrick
Laine
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Journal
Wm. L. Rice
West Michigan St Reet
Telead
New
Wv. W. la Ecghe Gee
Lemicke
Horace Ty
Trance
H. C. Stevens
N. Senate
K Blanchard
N. Delaware St
Tutewiler & Son, Undertakers
Market St
Flanner & Bbuchanan
North Sill- Reis Street
Gil
C. B. Kregelo
Elaware
Elina Bigelow
Lnte
James K. Bigelow
Cribley
Iolow Elizabeth Crestey
Harry and
Ee Crestey
Park Avenue
Society Notice
Knights Commandery
Masonic Temple
KR. C
George A. Gay
W. Smith
Heeart
George
Capitol “Membe BY
North
Mariah
Newton
Romaine BR. Armstrong
Twiname
NCIAL
Frank Sawyer
TBR
C. F. Sayles
Market Street
Esty
Com- Williams & Mission
Lemeke
Gies
Spann & CO
Ohio Street
Beronly
Washington
Jocsera ‘Rdner
Kentucky Ave
Troy-Hawkins Co
Delaware
Marion County Council
B. Smith
Marion County
Polis
Chamberds
Artios
Washington St
Care Journal
W. Washst
Praaraalrai
NEOUS
Henry Taylor & 40
Massachusetta
Wee College
Beravaee
Six- Street
Imee
Natpee
F. Earhart
Aarar RA
A. G & Sons
Virginia Av
A. Pling & Sons
Virginia Avenue
Tm Evanevillee
Randall Pia
THE
Pittsburg
T. Louis Railway Co
Cincinnati Coder
St. Louis
Tml
Directo
Iike
Chicago &Outheastern
Muncie
U.S. Army
Phiilippine
Earntoi
Uliiole St
Indianapolis Arsenal
Charles Shaler
Ord
Q. M
National Military Home
Grant County
Indiana
Mead Hall
H. ©. Heichert
Justin H. Chapman
Department of Public Safety
Board of Public Levy
Ae Ind
WaSm
Elson J. Hyde
Jane H. Mahoney
Wilson S. M'Millen
Board of Public Safety
Fire Department of Indianapolis
Nelson J. Hyde
John H. Mahoney
Wilson
M' Mullen
Labor Union Affairs
Tral Union Meeting
Woman's Label League
Women's Label League
Morrison Hall
Sarah Crossfield
Lynch
International Typothical Union
Pennsylvania
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pennsylvania Corporation
Long Island
New England
New Haven Corporation
Boston
Boston & Albany
Ilinois Central
Wisconsin Central
Harrahan
Illinois Central
Illinois Central Corporation
St. Paul
Toledo
Wabasha
Montpelier
Lake Cities
Michigan Southern
the Court Record
Eee
Joan Severin & CO
Coke
Indianapolis Gas CO
Winona
Winona Assembly
Winona Lake
C. Dickey
Stevenson Sue Thos
Kane
John M. Studebaker
South Bend
Alexander McDonald
American Trust and Savings Bank
Ee E - Sdr
Kirkpatrick
East Ohio
PR Co i
Fletcher
Pennsylvania Street
South
Meridian Street
Tod
E. C. Atkins & CO
South Ind
Andianapolis
W. B. Barry Law and Supply Co
Penn
Henry C. Smither
Washington Street
Changemont
Fourteenth St
Archie Boyd
Robert Fitzsimmons
Knights of Pythine
W.E English Zouaves
English
Opera House
Samuel Siegel Theape
A. Fisher
Johnson Bane
Indianapolis Mandolin Orchestra
Tomlinson
Hall
Wulschner’s
Sousa
Tomlinson Hall
Maureh
Park Theater
Emeire
Prhubater
Delaware Streets
Harry Bryant
Clara Davis
George R. Walker
Elizabeth Lynch
Nancy Locke
Earl C. Smith
Bessie
May McColgan
Charles McColgan
Nora D. Strong
Herbert A. Strong
Adda L. Brooks
George Washington Meadows
Lucinda Bennett Meadows
F. Rush
Blake
List
Hamburg-American Line
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Hambe
Educatio
Vories
Investigate
Sentinel Printing Co
West Market Street
Union Painless Dentists
Monument
Dally
City Ticket Office
Cleveland Line
Anderson
Union City
Boston Limited
NY & Bos
Knickerbocker
Benton Harbor
Warsaw
ST. Louis Lian
St. Louis Southwestern
Lim
St. Louis Express
Lafayette
White City
Cincinnati Express
Columbus
Springfield
Ohio
Lynn
Ham
Dayton City
Wai
Cincinnas Express
Dayton
Detroit
Dayton Limited
Dayton Express
Detroit Express
CML
Lake Erie
Michigan
Lin Muncie
Lafayte
Laporte
Decatur & W
Decatur
Uyensylvana le
Sterney
Faavaisa
Serre Haute
Et Louis
Terre Heute
Emmid
St Louis
Patton Bros
S. Meridian ST
Cay Gran
Della Fox
Francesca Redding & Co
George W. Monroe
Edgar Atchison Ely
Charles Sweet
Hal Stephens & Co
Brothers Sonorants
Biograph
Anheuser-Busch Brewing Association
A. J. L. Bix
Anheuser-Bu
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