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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1902

Page

9

Vital Statistics May 2 Deaths and births list

May 2 vital statistics record births and deaths from city areas. The list includes multiple births notices with names and addresses and a death roster noting causes such as heart disease tuberculosis pneumonia and paralysis across various streets and hospitals.

Pen and Ink Arts and Classified Ads Notice

The Journal seeks to use an illustration for its want column ads and lists business directory notices. Includes listings for funeral directors, opticians, florists, patent lawyers, churches, stores, and services with contact details and service notes.

SHERIFFS SALE MULTIPLE INDIANA ADVERTISEMENTS 1902

A compilation of sheriff sale notices from Marion County Indiana including judgments against Margaret Lockwood versus Kate Weyenberg and others, Beer Brewers' Benevolent Assoc against Mary Perkins, and others with dates in April May 1902. Notices detail sums due, sale times, and property descriptions such as lots in Dr Martin's New York addition Indianapolis and Gregory's subdivision Oak Hill additions. Also includes bids for church construction in Tipton county and road construction proposals in Newton County with legal bidding requirements and dates.

Superior Court Marion County Indiana Margaret Lockwood Kate A. Weyenberg Dr. Martin New York Indianapolis Eugene Saulcy James P. Baker Marion Mary H. Perkins Oak Hil George A. Rose Emma C. Roth Lillie Walker Jara Sii Julian, Johnson, Rawls & Good Irvington Marion County, Clarke & Clarke Marion Circuit Geor Grinsteiner Milton R. McDonald Orion County Kana John L. Miller J. H. Waren Springdale Newton Eardiana Kentland Jefferson Grant Townships Newton County Board of Commissioners Board of County Commissioners Edward EB. Parson John Kennedy George F. Merchant Schuyler C. Jones Joseph Wellie Bridget Sullivan Charlotte B. Thompson John F. Hills Joh F. Hill

Said Doctor Bee and the Clover Scene

A mock historic verse depicts a doctor’s cautious plan for a rare case, arguing amputation could be fatal. The speaker promotes rest, care, and diet as cure, while a whimsical plea to take him to the clover fields echoes the poem’s playful tone.

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Pennsylvania Advances Pay and Rail Consolidation talk

The Pennsylvania Railway considers a long lease of the New York New Haven Hartford lines after Ward's Island bridge connects major routes. Stock distribution shows Massachusetts Connecticut New York Rhode Island holders with over 546 thousand shares total. Wabash earnings rise while Indiana De catur Fort Wayne lines near completion and various line upgrades are planned.

Pennsylvania Railway Company New York, New Haven & Hartford Ward's Island Long Island Pennsylvania Boston New York Massachusetts Connecticut Rhode Island Hartford

Rail interests advance wage increases and service notes

The piece reports wage raises for Pennsylvania line workers and track crews, plus notes on train punctuality improvements, mileage ticket sales, and management moves. It mentions the Big Four’s new timetable, upcoming fast service between St Louis, Indianapolis, and Cincinnati, and meetings shifting to Saratoga. It also cites the St Louis Railway Club event set for Hannibal and a policy of non-discrimination in wage raises.

Pennsylvania Fort Wayne Ind Big Four Erie Hocking Valley Marion John H. Vought Lehigh Valley Minneapolis Friends Harry Burbank Chicago John E. Smith Union Station and Terminal Company Detroit F. E. Dewey Lackawanna Newark N. J G. R. Mausin Wabash Machine Shops E. Hudson Charles Ahster G. P. Grosby Vanderbilts Delaware & Hudson Cleveland, Akron & Columbus Cleveland Columbus Hill Panhandle Pittsburg Hammond Jolly Choctaw Road Theroperty Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Monon Bedford Charlies B. Price Allegheny Valley Road John B. Newton Atlantic, Knoxville & Northern Road Laureville & Nashville Henry McHarg J. A. Barnard Peoria & Eastern Line Central Passenger Association Bureau Ooe St. Louis New York Indianapolis Cincinnati Saratoga J. A. Gordon Hamilton & Dayton Dayton Findlay, Fort Wayne & Western Lima J. Cory Winns Garrison Howard Elliot Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Company St. Louis Railway Club Hannibal Burlington

Monument dedication debate over Indiana regimental parade

William S Mead of Spencer Ind writes to the Indianapolis Journal defending Indiana soldiers regimental parade rights at the monument dedication. He argues that old flags must lead the afternoon procession alongside Grand Army, National Guard, Culver Cadets, and Spanish American veterans, urging the executive committee to publish the full program to curb criticisms. He notes his own long service and confinement in Andersonville, calling himself a chronic grumbler only in defense of honoring the regiments.

Indianapolis Journal Indiana Grand Army of the Republic National Guard Culver Cadets Grand Army Indiana Soldiers and Sailors Executive Committee Andersonville William Mead Spencer Ind

An Anti-Imperialist's View on General Smith's Order

LEW WALLACE JR argues in a May 2 Indianapolis letter that General Smith’s harsh order was merciful and necessary to end the war in Samar, saving lives and property. He condemns imperialist criticism while urging inquiry into shared responsibility for ongoing conditions that made such a measure seem right and merciful.

Indianapolis Journal General Smith Smith Samar Lew Wallace, JR Indianapolis

National Starch to Move Operating Department to Chicago

Charles F. Piel of National Starch Works confirms a plan to relocate the operating department from New York to Chicago. He states the move will not affect Indiana factories and a plant in Indianapolis will be sent to Chicago.

Charles F. Piel National Starch Works National Starch Company New York Chicago Arcae Indiana Janapolis Company

Local Produce Market Faces Shifts in Prices and Supplies

The market shows steady to firm prices for staples like eggs poultry and butter while greens and vegetables ease. Strawberries arrive in volume, yet Tennessee fruit lags behind southern stock. oats corn and wheat show mixed shifts with receipts of corn and oats noted and wagon market prices listed for multiple items.

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