Indianapolis Journal classified notices and obituaries segment
Various public notices and classified ads from Indianapolis including property auctions, mortgage foreclosures, road bid announcements, and church notices. Listings mention Marion County deeds, loans, and multiple real estate parcels with sale dates and executor details.
Cubans Reject Platt Amendment Says Committee
Senor De Quesada states the Havana committee on foreign relations unanimously opposes the Platt amendment in its present form and will report this to the constitutional convention. The panel, claiming 28 pledged supporters, plans further private opinions before a final report, delaying action but not weakening resolve to reject the amendment.
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Senor de Quesada
Committee On Foreign Relations
Havana
Senor Quesada
Arrest of L V R Adams in Boston Check Forgery Ring
Boston March 6 Police capture Louis V R Adams a suspected master check forger and swindler with operations in Milwaukee Grand Rapids Fort Wayne Cincinnati Buffalo Toledo New York Worcester and Cambridge He allegedly cashed small checks by altering them to larger amounts and using accomplices to cash them Adams aged about sixty linked to New York and said to reside in Montclair New Jersey
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Boston
Louis V. R. Adams
Milwaukee
Grand Rapids
Mich
Fort Wayne
Ind
Cincinnati
Buffalo
Toledo
New York City
Worcester
Cambridge
Marshall Field
B. French
Chicago
Adams
New York
Montclair
N. J
Train collision kills three in Kentucky
A header collision between freight trains at Clay Switch near Paducah, Kentucky, at 2 AM on the Illinois Central line left three dead including Paducah engineer Joe Dickey and two others from Newbern Tennessee and Fulton Missouri. Three others were badly hurt, including engineer J J Bornsehein and brakeman James Roberts. Debris blocked the track as the Illinois Central-Nashville-Boston line prepared a end train to limp into service.
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Superior Court
Marion County
Indiana
James Harper
Philonites Hay
Gay
Marion Cou Indian
Marionec County
A. Fletcher, Jr
Te Tion
Todianapolis
State of Indiana
Paducah
Clay Switch
Illnois Central
Joe Dickey
Ary Newman
Newbern
Tenn
Ed Hamlem
Fulton
J. J. Bornsehein
W. H. Hazleton
James Roberts
Speculation on Monon future and Indiana rail conflicts
Stockholders eye a purchaser for the Monon amid court battles over reorganization and dividends. Reports note rail line values, absorption talks with Southern, and possible links to Pennsylvania systems. Local and national rail executives visit Indianapolis as lines extend, stock prices rise, and new cars and shops are announced.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
Louisville
Southern
Reorganization Committee
Honon
Supreme Court
Monon
Railroad Improvements and Alliances Across the Midwest
A summary of railroad industry moves, including personnel changes at Weeks and Grace, major track and ballast upgrades on Evansville & Terre Haute, and new rail connections from Montpelier to Toledo. The Panhandle and Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago boost freight crews and air brakes on perishable trains. Ohio Southern and Detroit Southern plans surface amid Toledo St. Louis & Western rumors. Major bridge work over the Des Moines river west of Ames, with a 3,640 foot span. notice of withdrawals from the presidents’ pooling agreement by Chicago & North Western and an unnamed second road. B&O officials tour western division improvements and Erie Hocking Valley mileage dispute resolution.
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J. F. Barnard
Ohio & Mississippi
J. A. Barnard
W.E. David
Pennsylvania Company
Indianapui - Vincennes
Panhandle
Peoria & Pekin Union Railway Company
Cincinnati
Hamilton & Dayton
Rushville
Indianapolis
John Hanna
Kansas City
Memphis
Fort Scott
B. B. Dennison
New York Central
Niagara Falls
Findlay
Fort Wayne & Western
Huntington
Ind
Erie
Wabash
Lake Shore
Haskell & Barker Car Works
Michigan City
Lake Erie & Western Hines
Andrews
Lake Erie & Western
Toledo & Ohio Central
Gallipolis
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
J. W. Daly
Eieens
Marion
Hocking Valley
Center Street
Peoria & Eastern
Brooks Locomotive Works
American Car and Foundry Company
Chicago
Buffalo
Taylor
Louisville
Pennsylvania Lines
Indianapolia
Loutaville
Erie Railroad Company
Montpelier
Toledo
B. C. Winston
New York
F. J. Reynolds
George H. Beckwith
C. H. Newton
C. L. Reynolds
Detroit & Lima Northern
Detroit Southern
Toledo, St. Louis & Western
Michigan Central
Des Moines River
Ames
Ias
Chicago & Northwestern
David Lee
Baltimore & Ohio Lines
George Batchellor
Baltimore & Ohio
Garrett
W. M. Mansfield
Indianapolis & Vincennes
Union Railway
Central Passenger Association
Chicago & Erie
Erie Road
Riots in Moscow and St Petersburg flare anew
News from Moscow reports intense student riots starting March 4 with deaths and many injuries after police arrests. Demonstrations targeted Grand Duke Sergius and Suvorrine at Novoe Vremya events. Police and Cossacks reinforce Moscow and St Petersburg as seditious proclamations spread.
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ST. Petersburg
Moscow
Grand Duke
Sergius
Suvorrine
Novoe Vremya
Russia
Praise for Americans from President Loubet in Paris
In Paris on March 15 President Loubet expressed warm sympathy for Americans during an audience with M. Peixotto chairing the American exposition committee. He praised the U S role in the exposition and the sacred Franco American bond. The president spoke of lasting friendship and harmony with Russia in China and said American Legion of Honor recipients are most welcome.
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Paris
Loubet
M. P. Peixotto
M. Loubet
United States
China
France
Russia
Miners' Convention Calls for Joint Wage Conference
In stAZELTON Pa on March 1 miners convened to denounce operators for not meeting in joint talks. Delegates adopted a resolution to urge nine coal railroads to pressure operators to join a joint conference tomorrow over the water price scale.
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Stazelton
Tna
Seoke
Mind Unhinged De Wet By Anxiety and Hardships
BLOEMFONTEIN Orange River Colony March 15 Prisoners recently released by General De Wet claim he is mad from fatigue anxieties and overwhelming emotion He is said to sleep outside camp avoid orders through secrecy and refuse any terms but independence His whereabouts and whether President Steyn is with him are unknown.
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London
Senekal
Methuen
Warrenton
Klerksdorp
Pretoria
de Wet
Orange River Colony
Dornberg
Korannaberg
French
Pietretis
Cape Town
Scheeper
Milan
Willowmere
War Office
East London
Port Elizabeth
South Africa
Bloemfontein
General de Wet
Telegraph wires cut by Boers disrupt eastern provinces
Cape Town reports that Boers have cut telegraphic wires, interrupting communication between the eastern provinces and Natal, signaling a disruption of telegraph services in the region.
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Cape Town
Natal
Crown Prince dedicates church in Bertin Carl Hofmann named U S consul
In foreign news, Crown Prince Frederick William dedicates St Philip the Apostle Church in Bertin Carl Hofmann is the newly appointed United States consul at Wiesbaden and has received his exequatur. A Bulgarian minister orders disarmament of the Macedonian rifle corps. French deputies consider prosecuting M Jaluzot for sugar monopoly. Desertions rise at Aldershot due to poor pay for cavalry and yeomanry. Count Von Goetsen to command German troops in an allied force.
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Frederick William
St. Philip the
Londonay Mail
Aldershot
Yeomanry
Count von Goetsen San
Times confidential statements probe sparks House of Commons action
In the House of Commons Sir Michael HicksBeach presented the select committee report on the civil list amid concern over a London Times confidential publication. The report urges the speaker to bar the Times representative or take other steps to stop repetition of the offense, with an early ruling promised.
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London
House of Commons
Michael Hicks-Beach
Select Committee
London Times
House of the Representative of the Times
Natick Bank Run Sparks Fear Over Tooth Gum Rumor
A run on Natick Five-cent Savings Bank drew many depositors from Natick Framington and Saxonville to withdraw funds. The panic was triggered by a rumor about a gold denture claim and was regarded as one of the strongest in New England.
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Olympia
Wash
Ruth
Senate
Baker
Natick
Mass
Natic
Framington
Saxonville
New England
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Uleo
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Hamunelta
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Chambers
Washington St
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LA Sal
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Evansville
Randall Hotel
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Sheriffe
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Wilson D. West
Boswell & Fleming
Grandview
Ekugene Blaulcy
N. Lodge
Plains
West Indianapolis Savings and Loan Association
John W. Lowh
Dr. Martin
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E. C. Stevenson
Sherife
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Plaintif
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Costa
Tatiana
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Repia
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Sheriff’s Sale
Marion Circuit Court
John KR. Welch
Amos W. Russe
J. M. Ridenour
Highland
Heffron & Harrington
Plaine
OLE Alll OE
Monarch Mfg
Springfield
Barber College
Poulton
Charles Bussdinar
Ai Vance
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Aft Caxton Building
Prada AO
A. G. Rist
Harrison
Maym Morrison
Stevenson Building
Chiropodist
Welch & Wife
W. Washington
Capitol
Q. M. Dept
Jeffersonville
U. S
C. R. Barnett
Quartermaster’s Office
Philadelphia
Quartermaster's Department
E. B. Atwood
Bartholomew County
Wayne Township
Columbus
Ward Road
Seymour Road
Whitecreek Road
Board of Commissioners
John W. Morgan
H.C. Harris
Jesse Day
Jacob A. Hughes
Samuel W. Fitch
RIPE
William T. Vickers
Pleintiff
Ira H. Jordan
Rron County
Neiana
Jackson Park
John 3S
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Sheripes
Parke Avenue
Naan
L. V. R. Adams
The
Bel Hiver Road
Central Traffc Association
Eel River
Lkely
Anep
Grand Rapids & Indiana
Terre Haute & Lobbisp
Lnk
St. Louis
Michigan
Miles’ Nervine
Dr. Miles Medical Co
Efihart
Patton
Fia
Starr Piano CO
Sarah Bernhardt
Constant Coquelin
Rostand
AIBN
Della Fox
George W. Monroe
Charles Sweet
Francesca Redding & Co
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Lord Kitchener
Botha
General Foreign News
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Emeeire
Phuleater
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Victoria Burlesquers
Butterworth Sisters
Enmglish
Opera House
U. K
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Sousa
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Hamadrys
Berlin
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Count von Goetzen
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