Indianapolis Classified Ads and Notices Portray Early 1900s Commerce
A dense, era-specific page lists agents, funeral directors, drug stores, furniture and home goods, insurance, and rail notices. Entries include patent lawyers, machinery repairs, real estate, and financial bids. Nonresident litigants and court notices appear alongside mercantile ads, rental listings, job requests, and auctions.
Real Estate Transfers In Marion County Indiana May 2 190!
Instruments filed for record in Marion County Indiana show transfers by sheriff to B A Fletcher Co and others. Listings include multiple lots in Windsor Place and North Side subdivisions, with values ranging from 1,000 to 3,000 dollars. Also notes a poem by Orth M Stein appears in the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County
Marion Unty
Tachina
Force
Indiana
Saidre
Winston, Lanier & Co
New York City
Harry 8. Smith
Indianapolis
Ind
Btute
India
John Tevis
Louis Hammersmith
Clark Circuit
Charles W. de Samuel S&s. Bush
Charles A. Parker
Peter Arnand
John Tevis Ted
Supreme Court of In- Mate
Circuit Court of
Clark County Pollana
Antd Louie Hammersmith
Supreme Court Room
Tridlianapolis
Sale Supreme Court
Dune
Hand
Tiees
Beal Hobert A. Brown
Supreme Court
Henry Circuit Court
State of Indiana
Henry County
Hiley
Willam Riley
William Riley
Keloo
Keb
Rewide
Patie
Recorders Office
Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Company
East Market Street
Geo. W. Penneman Et al
Sheriff
B A. Fletcher & Co
Lote
Bagim Fletcher
Ingram Pletcher
Mary A. Coyner
Maria E
BiCenter Township
John Farr
Ain Acres
Town
Sonn Aen
Emma “Gane
Pratt
Ouk St
Samuel E. Earp
Haugh & Crawfo
Hulmes
Tremont Ave
Wtb
Wm. A. Addison
Isaac N. Lake
Buckle & Hamlin
Johnson's Heirs
Park Ave
Railroadmen’s Building and Saving Association
Stephenson Et Ax
McCarty
Pettet
Wear
Maggie Hosier
Staats
Miley Ave
Sarah B. Walker
Thomas J. ‘Hamilton
A. Ogle
Park
New York St
Temple Ave
Pierce
Wm. J. Heller
Oliver St
Klondike Aves
Edward F. Dux
Anna Roecke
Windhorst Place
Fennemore St
Maud McMollen
Amman T. Roberts
Culver
Riggs & Ye
Columbia Place
Cornelius Ave
Lynn Ave
John W
Parker GQ
Cottage Grove
Rene
Orange St
Harriet A. Davis
Henry
Goodlet & Thornton Holmes
SheMeld Ave
Bet Calvelage
Lia EB. Baste
James M. Stellard
Robert N. Lamt
Brooks
Johnson
Bellis
Ash St
Bet Ith
Burton EB
Parrott and Wanger
Morton Place
Alabama At
Wabash Rate War Spreads Through Rail Lines
Reports indicate a major row in Prospect action of the Wabash may trigger a broad rate demoralization. Chicago and Alton announce matching Wabash Kansas City to New York fares of 9.46, while tariff is 1. The Western Passenger Association pleads no independent cuts until Western lines decide. Market and railroad officials foresee stormy times ahead, with Harriman Gould and Vanderbilt factions engaged in a broad struggle over transcontinental network plans and trackage rights, involving Union Pacific, Pennsylvania, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago & Alton
Kansas City
New York
McLeod
Western Passenger Association
Western Lines
BE. H. Harriman
Union Pacific Railroad
Harriman
Atlantic
Pacific Ocean
W. K. Vanderbilt
Pennsylvania Railroad
Gould
Pennsylvania
Rockefellers
Union Pacific
Morgan
Pittaburge
Wheeling
Lake Erie
Pittsburg
Wabash
Missouri
Carnegie
Steel Trust
Wheeling Roads
Baltimore
Western Maryland Railroad
Vanderbilt
William K. Vandebilt
Poe
Cleveland
Indiana
Ohio
Chicago
Lake Shore
W. J. Lynch
Big Four
Buffalo
J. A. Barnard
Pee & Eastern
St E
Cairo
St. Louis
Chicago & North- Western
San Francisco
Panhandle Athletic Association
Columbus
Duluth & South Shore
Marquette
West Superior
E. L. Mumper
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Staats
Central Association of Railroad Officials
Indianapolis
Terre Haute & Indianapolis
Pennsylvania Company
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
George L. Whilliams
Ioss
Kesapeake & Ohio
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Toledo, St. Louis & Western
Crane
Huntington
Ind
Erie Railway
Thomas W. Harris
Gene” Cy Lendent
Bart Toleine Ville
Erie Railroad leadership amid accidents and line plans
F D Underwood named president of the Erie Railroad as veteran engineer John McClure is believed fatally injured in Fort Wayne. Reports cover Big Four gains, Pan-American exemptions, track elevations, station consolidations, legal restraints, and expansion plans including a proposed Erie independent line, Akron union station use, and new Peoria Springfield route filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. D. Underwood
Saree
Erie Railroad
John McClure
Wabash
Fort Wayne
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Big Four
Peoria & Eastern
Central Passenger Association
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Girard
Brockton
Erie
Pittsburg
Indianapolis
Anderson
Muncie
Gas Belt
Michigan
Panhandle
Colum
Union
Akron
Baltimore & Ohio
Pittsburg &Estern
Cleveland Terminal & Valley
Cleveland
Nathaniel M. Raphael
New Jersey
Spencer Trask &O
Rio Grande Road
Colorado
Chicago, Burlington & Quincey Relief Department
Supreme Court of the United States
New York
St. Louis
Terre Haute
Salem (C
Salem
Washingtonville
Walter S. Johnson
Norton Trust Company
Colonel Herrick
B. S. Ambler
Abner McKinley
Youngstown
Recorder of Deeds
Rich
Springfield
Peoria & Springfield Railroad
Peoria
Green Valley
Chicago & Alton
Sherman
Dwight L. Wing
T. W. Kenyon
Athens
N. Y
Turney English
T. Co. Delevan
Meyer Shamburg
Philadelphia
Goss Returns From Strassburg With School Plans
David K. Goss former Indianapolis public schools superintendent writes from aboard the Grosser Kurfurst about his new Strassburg school project. He notes teachers with doctorates, a program for boys 16 to 20, and the university’s rapid growth and campus layout. He also criticizes immigration patterns and tariff policy while urging support for American title insurance. He expects to return by late May to September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David K. Goss
Indianapolis Public Schools
Strassburg
Germany
Goss
Coe
Indianapolis
Setan E. P. Roe
Mary Jane Holmes
New York
Americas
Gentry Dog and Pony Show Heads to Indianapolis
The famous Gentry Dog and Pony Show arrives Monday afternoon for a week long stay at Capitol avenue and Sixteenth street. The enlarged exhibit features more dogs ponies elephants and other animals with daily afternoon and evening performances rain or shine. A grand parade each morning on the prominent residence street will delight local children and families, promising a memorable week for Indianapolis youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Gentry
Illinois and
Pratt Streets
Capitol Avenue
Sixteenth Street
Herbert Programme For To Morrow Night At Englishs Opera House
Complete concert program by Herbert Pittsburg Orchestra with Mme Fannie Bloomfield Zeisler and Thaddeus Rich. Overture Roman Carnival Berlioz Grieg Concerto op 4 Prelude Die Meistersinger Two movements from Auber Fete Nuptiale Fantasie on Faust themes Nutcracker Suite Danse Arabe Danse des Mirlitons Chinese Dance Festival Dance Waltz of the Hours Delibes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera
Victor Herbert Pittsburg
Mme
Fannie Bloomfield-Zeisler
Thaddeus Rich
Berlioz
He Veeseeeees Grieg
Agbeid
Mme. Zeisles
Gounod
Faust
Anitai
A. Wieniawski
Delibes
Justice Day Brings Heavy Fines in Statehouse Theft Case
Judge Daly fined and sentenced four youths for stealing brass hinges and defacing the Hendricks monument. James Caldo led the thefts, receiving 60 days total time. Buckles, Elliott, and Rhoden each paid 100 dollars and costs with time in the workhouse. Roderick Blackburn was fined and sent to the workhouse for drawing a knife. Robert A. Walters, fifteen, was given 100 dollars and thirty days for larceny related charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daly
Statehouse
Hendricks Monument
James Caldo
John Buckles
Fred Elliott
Frank Rhoden
Roderick Blackburn
Robert A. Walters
Northmeen Street
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Indianapolis Journal
Wm. L. Rice
West
Michigan Street
Telewas
Berterman Bros
Mass. Ave
N. del. St
Mantell and Grates
P.M. Pursell
Massachusetts
T. SILVIUS @ CO
Thomas M Bell
H Ingalt
Brock
W. H. Lockwood
Stegmeier Gros
Tsnd
N. Uitnols St
Horace Wood Eat Buck
Sewixe
Virginia Avesue
Buchanan
North Sill- How Street
Teigtume
BE. Kregblo
New
Delaware St
College Avenue
Hmonshs
MMH
GEYER
Walter L. Fatt
Mir East Market Street
O’elock
Offree
Chicago Optical CO
Ohio St
Joseph Gardner
Stucky Ave
Indianapolis Drug CO
Maryland
PDP LL
Hoffman & Rouse
Wall Paper
Tlliots Street
S. F. Earhart
Washington Street
Llle i
C. F. Sayles
Piret
Spann & CO
Mi Eee
C. N. Williams &O
Dly
C. R. Garm
Nene
INDIANAPOLIS & +INCENNES RAIL
In& Vincennes Railroad Company
Bliggett
PII Ees
Born Transfer and Storage Co
Union Transfer
Ohio Street
Heemne O
WM. H. Block CO
Block CO
Nineteenth
T “Otlege Avenue
Union R Miture CO
Batesville
United States Army
United States
Philipines
Ilinolas Street
Endianagolis
Wears St
Logansport
C. Thomas
Alabama
Mona
Ngine CO
Elt
Lillie
Lilia
Albert Hutchinson
East
Washington St
Bath
Itt
Washington
Illinois St
Massachusetts Av
E. Market
Gregory & Appel
Bryce's Bakery
Tor
Pembroke Arcade
Jefferson
Texas
Oldphone
Monarch Gasgine CO
E. New York
Belt R. R
Hanna M. Delaney
Merritt Street
E. Biermann
Lawrence Street
Rural
Heneeaehnar
Webb Street
W.c. Mier
Barth Avenue
Otto Brechhan
Meeker
Hamilton Avenue
Annie Lo McGroarty
Martina C. Ryan
Arsenal Avenue
Thomas J. Hamilton
Macmehysetts Avenue
Darkling Street
Trafic
End
Moe
Orth
M. Stein
Prospect
The
East Markey Street
Neumann & Hirschhorn
Chicago, Ill
Patton Bro’s. Sole
S. Meridian St
Richard Mansfield
Sais Nay
Morrow
Mary Norman
Carroll Johnson Duffy
Sawtelle
Duffy
Weston
Greve
Statts
Kelly
Violette
Walz
Ardelie
Barry
Halvers
Pittsburgh Orchestra
Victor Herbert
Europe
Jas
J. Jeffries
the Paemer
Ferris Comedians
Dayton
e-Gaine
Capitol Ave
Sixteenth St
Indianapolis, Ind
Herbert
Icern
Os Tschaikowsky
Trutt
Chas. Muellerschoen
H. T. Conde Implement Co
Oo Eee Gee Central Printing Co
GEO. Merritt & CO
Hays
Ious
Board of Works
Fort Leayne Avenue
Virginia Avenue
Shelby
Carlin & Lennox
East Market St
Gibson
Mensra
IKE & Hoadley
North
Pennsylvania Street
Chic Tailor
Penstolans
J. B. Kirkpatrick
Enat Univ
C.f. Fletcher
South Meridian Street
Vorses
Sunday Journal