Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

The Indianapolis Journal in Indianapolis, Indiana

We have 10,635,812 pages in Indiana

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 11 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1901

Page

6

Notice to Contractors and Plumbers Indiana Home Hospital

Official notice from the Board of Trustees Indiana State Soldiers Home near Lafayette Indiana invites sealed bids for a new hospital facility addition. Proposals due by 2 pm June with certified checks for specified amounts, bond and contract requirements, and locations in Lafayette and Indianapolis for plan view. Board reserves right to reject bids. May 10 19__. James R. Carnahan president. T. A. Win Merrowd architect.

Indiana Lafayette Ind Provenn Indians State Soldiers Indiana Stat Soldiers’ Home Etre Drulidty State Soldiers’ Home Indiana State Soldiers” Home Indiana State Sol- Home Board of Trustees Indiana Bynaactid Homes3 Guarnanter Scala Board of Trustees Suis Indiana State Sol Sedtians Me Ae James R. Carnahan of Trustees Indianee Tn Id T. A Win- Merrowd Aetna Indianapolis

Bankrupt discharge hearings in Indiana notices

Multiple bankruptcy discharge petitions for Louie Pink John Yorger William J. Riley Lemon H. Trotter and related orders of notice scheduled in Indianapolis and other Indiana districts. Hearings set in May 1901 with publication in Indian Spots Journal and mail notification to known creditors. Judge John H. Baker presiding. clerks Butler and Noble.

Louie Pink Indiana Indianiyolix Indian Spots Journal Disi John H. Baker Indian Noble GC Butles RalBia John Yorger Indianapolis Ee Hog En Journal Sean Pans Butler William J. Riley District of Indian Seni Indian- Aar Ina A. D Bee c. Butler Lemon H. Trotter Satzats Indian Fearon Indiarts Soria C. Butler

Indianapolis stockholders meet for railroad election

The Indianapolis based In- Set %& Vincentes Railroad Company calls a stockholders meeting at its Yacate Indiana office to elect seven directors for the coming year and address any other business. secretary LIGGETT notes the date, time, and location in this official notice.

Indianapolis Ind Vincentes Railroad Company Yacate Liggett Ee Chesit Court Henry County C. Fe Y Riley Wlliam Riley Indiana William Riley Bbeontee Gileged of New Coastie State Teu Winess Amit Real Caeti Beoree

Panhandle Lays New Steel Rails for Summer Travel

The Panhandle Railway is laying 1 new miles of steel rail eighty pounds by the yard and installing 500,000 new ties to ready for heavy summer travel. A May 4 week shows 27,319 cars received and forwarded at Indianapolis with 21,038 loaded, aided by strong east west and north south movement. Local business hits a peak as grain shipments decline eastward while inter state traffic remains brisk.

Indianapolis Big Four Cincinnati Pennsylvania Vandalia Hamilton & Dayton BOP Chicago St. Louis Cleveland Maronet Balthnore & Ohio Great Northern St. Paul Seattle C. E. Schaff Santa Fe California Kansas City Detroit Toledo George B. Warel Se Aenger Baltimore Ohio Southwestern Wabash Ind New York Central Controllt Bursto i Atlerteny Es Se Buffalo M His Cintera” —— Co E. McK Pittsburg W. W. Miller Missouri, Kansas & Texas Southeastern News Stockyards Company Panhandle Pere Marquette Boston Wlliam W. Crapp New Bedford Mass S. R. Kramer Lake Erie & Western Long Island Sound New York, New Haven & Hartford New York Peseilence A. F. Banks Chicago, Lake Shore & Eastern Elgin, Joliet & Eastern F. E. Learned Baltimore & Ohio Washington George C. Wilkins Baltimore & Potomac Railroad Company Union Railroad Ceuoe B. F. Newcomer Wilkins Union Pennsylvania Lines Pittsburg & Western Nies The Toledo & Ohio Central Joseph Ramsey Robert Buckenderefer Toledo & Ohico Central Samuel P. Bush Milwaukee & St. Paul Bush Columus, O Underwood W. H. Whalen Chicago & Northwestern Barrabou Wis Areata Wisconsin Frank Benjamin Engle Whalen Cooke Locomotive Works Paterson N. J International Power Company Pennsylvania Lines West C. E. Burr F. C. Herr J. B. Barnes W. A. Gardner East Akron D. B. Martin Pennsylvania Company

Cattle Sale This Week in Indianapolis Sale Event

Large consignments of fancy cattle shipped to Indianapolis for a spring combined sale by the Indianapolis Combination Cattle Sale Company under David Wallace. About two hundred head from renowned herds will be offered, including Hereford shorthorn double standard polled Durham and Aberdeen Angus breeds. Wallace aims to make the sale historically successful.

Indianapolis David Wallace Wallace United States

Injured in Night Car Collision Near Fair Grounds

J. M. Grant his wife and two sons Lorain and Ellsworth were struck by an electric car at a curve near the fair grounds Saturday midnight. The blind family traveled in a wagon with their horse on the track. Wife badly hurt with a wrenched back and bruises. Ellsworth cut face and sprained leg. Lorain suffered a severe head wound. Grant and all were taken to Muncie Hospital for treatment.

J. M. Grant Lorain Ellsworth Munele Fair Grounds Grant Muncie Hospital

The Coming of May in the City Street

A poem by Theodosia Pickering Garrison printed in Judge contrasts May’s arrival with city dust and noise. The speaker meets May amid urban bustle, recognizing the season’s charm through a single glance, a blush, and a smile, lifting spirits despite a weary heart.

May Theodosia Pickering Garrison

Much Sunday Racing On Capitol Avenue Amid Funeral Processions

Sunday racing on Capitol avenue drew crowds as several daring drivers used the street as a race course while funeral processions passed to Crown Hill Cemetery. Impromptu bouts began without ceremony, racing between vehicles and inviting onlookers to join. Pedestrians faced danger as women and children tried to cross, narrowly missing fast horses.

Capitol Avenue Ohio Sixteenth Street Crown Hill Cemetery

Town Elections Stir Irvington and Broad Ripple Contests

In Irvington four tickets compete for town offices with candidates for clerk treasurer marshal and trustees. The Social Democrats gain activity and a voting machine will be used near the streetcar line. Broad Ripple votes 6 to 6 under Australian plan with two tickets Citizens and Independents.

Irvington Broad Ripple Pennsylvania Railroad Social Democrats Sam Smith People’s Party Simeon Frazier Samuel McGaughey People’s Charles Hecker D. D. Pike J. H. F. Tompkins People's Elmer Allen Marshal Theodore Huber Calvin McLaughlin George List Frank B. Davenport James J. Kingsbury William Sweetman Theodore D. Layman Clark C. M. Cross Joseph Mooreman Audge Citizens Charles W. Stivey N. B. S. Florander Isaac White James Brady Marion Whitesell William E. Privett Frank A. Shields Ed Morris Harry Poindexter H. Campbell Elmer Pursell H. Stewart Teaue Ucket

Diplomacy book sparks grammar debate in The Nation

W E Curtis notes Gen John W Sterling uses singular verb with United States in A Century of American Diplomacy. A critic says treating United States as singular would need a constitutional amendment. Mr Foster, after extensive inquiry, concludes the objection is not well taken based on early Beanie era usage.

W. E. Curtis Chicago Record-Herald John W.ster United States Foster Hamilton Jefferson Seward Blaine Edmunds Ince Grant Cleveland Harrison McKinley Supreme Court Republic Mr. Foster House of Representatives Senate Congress Fort Sumter James Wilson Pennsylvania League of States Bayard Great Britain France Germany Britannia Gallia Germania Calhoun Texas

Interaction at Burnto Exposition Bulletin Gathering

Visitors at Burnto attended the Exposition Bulletin where Buffe business men organized a local reception to discuss information sharing and collaboration. The event highlighted community engagement and planned future exchanges among participants.

Buffeto

Also Mentioned on This Page

James R Carnahan Pian B. McDonald Endianapolis Vincennes Forte Bracy Fort Sheridan Rock Island Ls Arsenal Fort Thomas Indianapolis Journal Wm. L. Bice West Michi, Street Berterman New No Mass, Ave Grat Ursell Massachusetts Ave Vatent ER. T. Silvius & CO Wsn Pennsylvania St Thomas J. Bell Ingalls Block H. Lockwood Lemeke Building Hs Ec Circle Virginia Avenue E. Obiest Efove Peerless Foundry CO Weeks St H. C. Syhvens Senate Ave Tai Blanchard Rae St FEN L Tate Wile & Son, Undertakers Law Market St Ree Flanner & Buchanan North Illinois Tideo C. B. Kregelo New 2 N. Delaware St College Avenue Ehicles M. BL Geyer Dinb Mers BF. Ornilorit J. H. Orndorff North Liberty Street Ee Bowen Richard Glens James Veronica Bowen Aki Orange Street C. FP Sayles East Market Street Pann & CO Montyready C. N. Williams & CO Lemekie Rnee Born Transfer and Storage Co Indp'ls Warehouse CO W. B. Kurtz N. Illnois St AMERICAN CAR @aND FOUNDRY Co St. Charles Moler Barber College C. Milburn Gee de Bn United States Army Phillioe Mads Street Logansport Victory Mfg. CO Cleveland, O Porrent—Houses E. Market Gregory & Appel Bryce’s Bakery C. Thomas Alabama Terre Haute M. H. Spades West Market Street Oes Ted Davis Cooperage Co Martinsville SECON Monument Place Joseph Gardner Kentucky Ave Didrems Cousins N Pat Indianapolla Prom Olaf Sel Monarch Gas Ginhe Coq Helt R. R Aee Are N. Alabara Gail Waport New York St Port Sale To Horse Power Monarch Gas Engine Co Bett Rh Kk Wall Paier Hopfman & House Wall Paper Lltnats Street Bapglart Washington Street the Panhandle Lynch Ix Sanguine W. J. Lynch Louisville Windy City Western Classification Committee del Monte Cal Pacific Coast Wheeling, Alliance & Lake Erie Allance & Northern J. E. Crossland W. C. Denny Voluntary Relief Advisory Board Mabley Anna 2. Anderson New Orleans Financial Paper Vanderbilt Toledo, St. Louis & Western Spa Witter Mine City Capitol-Avenue U.S. Patent Office Lithia J. W. Mallet University of Virginia Buffalo Lithia Water Spring C. H. Davis Meriden Conn New England Medical Monthly R. L. Roys Keys Mallet Buffalo Lithia Buffalo Lithia Springs Virginia Springs Danville Southern Railway GRAND Weex Vaucevne Jules Levy Willard Simms Aimee Angeles Ralph Johnson Bessie Lamb the Savans Talbott and Davison Great Marinellas Biograph Burnto Richard Meeo Shakspeare Gentry S. Columbus E. C. Atkins & CO Illinois Ste W. B. Barry Pevsicians J. B. Kirkpatrick Cc. I. Fletcher North Pennsania Tis South Meridian Aureaee Sunday Journal Pan-American Servic Main Street Bank of Commerce
Search Courier

Search the The Indianapolis Journal Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The The Indianapolis Journal?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication