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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1901

Page

6

Proposals for Iron Staggates and Rubber Gear in 1961

Fragmented ad copy lists sealed proposals for iron flagstaffs and rubber ponchos with multiple depots and dates. It notes bid procedures, bonds, and the right to reject or accept all bids, plus details on location in Chicago and Indianapolis area.

St. Louis U. & Reserves D. D. Wheeler M. RY Quartermaster’s Office Chicago Boston Philadelphia Ore Department B. Atwood Quarwr

Missouri Pacific to Lead Great Southwestern System Build

Missouri Pacific is slated as the nucleus of a vast Southwestern system under unified management from Buffalo to New Orleans, El Paso and Salt Lake City. Jay Gould interests reportedly control the Denver & Rio Grande and plan to include the Rio Grande Western, Beart Western, and other lines to form a 14,516 mile network.

Brightwood Norton Cleveland, St. Louis & Western New York City A. H. McLeod Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Caesar Rodney Indianapolis Cr. H. Walton Pennsylvania Lines Chicago J. S. Sims W. 8 Nevins Transportation Club Buffalo Canadian Pacific Lehigh Valley Erie Ohio Indiana Kent, O Lake Shore Rock Island Thirty-first Street Twenty-second Street Arsenal Avenue Transcontinental Passenger Association Pacific Coast Chicago & Alton Indiana, Decatur & Western B. L. Winchell Kansas City, Fort Scott & Memphis A. H. Dodge St. Louis San Francisco H. W. Milliman Atlanta J. F. Elder St. Jonn Grand Island Railway F. H. Lord Chicago Great Western Railway J. P. Bimer Northwestern Chicago Great Western St. Paul Malott Pennsylvania Cleveland Lake Front BK. F. Franklin Toledo, St. Louis & Western B Stephens Ohio Southern Franklin Monon Transportation Department Iowa Central Union Pacific George Graves Zion Belt Road Pleasant Run Hillside Avenue Union Station Exsworth League Missouri Pacific Southwest New Orleans el Paso Salt Lake City Jay Gould Goulds Gould

Dinner and Reception for Bishop Alerding at St Joseph's Hall

St Joseph's Hall hosted a large reception for Rt Rev Bishop Alerding now bishop of Fort Wayne with more than 1500 guests. The receiving line included Bishop Chatard O Donaghue and Rev Father Dowd among others. A noon banquet featured a table in the shape of the letter A with a basket of roses and purple and yellow ribbons and personalized water color name cards by the sisters of St Joseph's Academy.

St. Joseph's Hall Bishop Alerding Fort Wayne Alerding Chatard O'Donaghue Father Dowd Father Spellman Rushville Andrew Smith M. J. Reidy R. Kydna May Boatman Anna Curley Sisters of St. Joseph's Academy

Close of Spring Meeting of Central Association

The spring meeting of the Central Association of Congregational Churches and Ministers ended at Covenant Church Highland avenue and Market streets yesterday afternoon. Morning sessions covered Congregationalism led by Rev Horace kh Williams and Rev John F Chilress. Afternoon papers included The Congregational Church Building Society by Rev C H Taintor and Seventy-fifth Anniversary of the Congregational Home Missionary Society by Rev E Dr Curtis. The closing topic was Woman's Hour by Mrs E W Murray and Mrs Weyne.

Central Association of Congregational Churches and Ministers Covenant Church Highland Avenue Market Streets Horace Kh. Williams John F. Chilress Charles E. Cox Congregational Church Building Society C. H. Taintor Congregational Home Missionary Society E. Dr. Curtis Woman's Hour E. W. Murray

Shipping interests clash over Chicago freight classifications

Eastern and Southern shipper reps and the Southern classification committee met in Chicago to discuss long‑standing friction with Chicago shippers and transport firms. The committee noted that a large share of items were up‑classified, hurting small shippers who bear higher freight costs while large carload shippers gain. A US Export Association official urged protecting small shippers for carrier interests.

Southern Southern Classification Committee Chicago F. B. Thurber United States Export Association

Prairie Chicken Rushes Cab On Fast Train No 4

An odd incident occurred near Tuscola HL when a prairie chicken flew into the engine cab of train No 4 on the L D W line as it sped toward the city about midnight. The bird was captured and released in Prairie Chicken flight aside. This account notes conductor Sims questioned a passenger but officials decided to release the fowl rather than detain anyone aboard.

Indianapolis Monon Cincinnati Hamilton Dayton Indiana, Decatur & Western Lake Erie & Western Big Four Pennsylvania Central Trafic Association Asenrt Wabash Railroad Company St. Louis Toledo Montpelier Fort Wayne Ind Kansas City, Excelsiorisings & Northern Railroad Missouri Schandorf Ulrich Tuscola Sims

Meeting of Laundrymen Discusses Indiana Convention

A gathering of local launderers at the Commercial Club reading room reviewed plans for the Indiana Laundrymen's Association annual convention, set for the first Monday in April in this city. Attendees included Major Taylor, R. Shannarger, T. E. Somerville, Paul Krauss, John F. White and Mr. Penn. The association covers delegates' entertainment expenses, while local Sundrymen typically aid in making delegates enjoy their stay.

Commercial Club Indiana Laundrymen's Association Major Taylor R. ©. Shannarger T. ER. Somerville Paul Krauss John F. White Mr. Penn

Boone's Hearing Postponed Due to Attorney Illness

Chauncey L. Bunn, arrested on charges of defrauding via mall schemes, had only a partial preliminary hearing. it was set to conclude yesterday but was postponed because Deputy U.S. Attorney La Poe fell ill, delaying the proceedings.

Chauncey L. Bunn United States Lapoe

Trust in Title Insurance for Real Estate in Indiana

Would you trust to luck and not insure your home Against fire Why trust to luck in regard to the title to our real estate Insure it too Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Company 139 East Market street Tel 3008

Indiana Itle Guaranty and Loan Company East Market Street

Coquelin Delivers French Lecture at Propylaeum

A sizable audience attended M. Coquelin's afternoon lecture on Art and the Comedian at the Propylaeum, with hostesses guiding a refined reception. He argued the actor is an artist unto himself, capable of shaping life through performance, and stressed maintaining reserve over emotional display during acting.

M. Coquelin Propylaeum Propylaeum Association Thomas Reid Rackley William Coburn John O. Perrin Charles Emmett Coffin Frank Nichols Lewis Paris Miss Atkins Miss Winter Annie Dean Miss Carey Miss Foster Martindale Howard B. Bates John W. Kern Jom M. Lilly Samuel E. Morss Josephine Morss Marjorie Ellis John L. Griffiths Margaret Shover William A. Woods Wilmer Christian Atkins Raymond P. van Camp Addison Bybee M. Colgan James H. Taylor Arthur Aegora

Annual Meeting To Day At Statehouse Conference

The State Board of Tax Commissioners and county assessors from across the state start their annual conference at the Statehouse this morning at 11 o'clock. They will discuss taxation questions and explain new taxation laws by Attorney General Taylor.

Commissioners County John W. Morgan County Bus Ind State Board of Tax Commissioners County Assessors Statehouse Taylor

The Dead and Life Beyond in The Independent

Verse on life and death pondering the transition from mortal life to a larger life and the continuity of existence. Verse invokes omnipotence and cosmic order, questioning grief for those who pass, attributed to Heaven Benann Hewetson in the Independent.

Heaven Benann Hewetson The Independent Vermont St. Hours

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