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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1902

Page

6

Real Estate Bargains and Services in Indianapolis Ad Column

A mix of real estate bargains and services from Indianapolis listings. Includes for rent notices at 131 E Market and 39 Kentucky Ave, mortgage and loan offers from Sayles, Spann, and others, a massage and bath parlor ad, hardware screens, and a call for second-hand building materials. Also notes a journal contest for artists and storage services, with proposals for Army ranges later in the text.

C. F. Sayles & CO East Market Street Spann & CO E. Auctai Ican Pene Egin Renton Terest Grant Indianapolis Alines Market St Joseph Gardner Furnecer Kentucky Lek Indianapolis Werecking CO Cornelley

New York Central Abandons 18 Hour Chicago Express Plan

The New York Central will not launch an eighteen hour New York to Chicago train this summer. Freight traffic shows a mixed trend with westbound and high class shipments down while eastbound remains light. however overall local freight activity remains strong with overtime common. A proposed fast service faced prohibitive costs and an unjust fare, prompting postponement.

New York Central Chicago New York George H. Daniels A. J. Smith Lake Shore Road Buffalo Empire State Express

Railroads Hear of Meetings and Mergers Across Lines

Week ended May 10 shows Belt Road transfers totaling 18 58 cars with private switches adding 1202 cars while Panhandle shops finish eighty new style cabin cars. Reports place Illinois Central in control of Wisconsin Central as Big Four eyes Northern Ohio roads and Vandalia lines. Norfolk & Western earnings rise and Lehigh Valley remains independent.

Indiana P. & E—East P. & E.—West Cincinnati Louis Big Four Cleveland Mve Southern Pacific Illinois Central Wisconsin Central Panhandle Peoria Vandalia Northern Pacific Great Northern Northern Ohio Lake Erie & Western Canadian Pacific Sife Southwestern Passenger Association Wall Street W. R. Leeds Rock Island Chicago & Northwestern Albert Keep M. Marion A. B. Starr Pennsylvania Western Lines L. A. Hall St. Louis Pittsburg Morrisville J. H. Stevenson C., RK Richmond Oe Chenin Wasa Cincinoati Bradford Terre Haute Evansville & Terre Haute Tts Indianapolis Wabash Norfolk & Western Menon Limedale O. D. Swain Supreme Court Washington Post Office Mandamus Rand-McNally Pennsylvania Lines Lehigh Valley Lake Shore Pittsburg, Fort Wayne & Chicago Baldwin Chicago & Alton Detroit Southern Detroit Lima Illinois Central Railroad J. J. Dermody Mounds R. T. Shannon Anna Walter L. Sloan Carbondale Wabash * Continental Limited Decatur Granite City Litchfield Jacksonville & St. Louis Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton H. V. Hoffman Southern Division Dayton Saturdy Chicago Watersmeet Jilly 1 L. G. Haas Baltimore & Ohio

U C T A Grand Council Meeting At Anderson

A large Indianapolis delegation attended the U C T A Grand Council gathering in Anderson. J C Fennimore of Columbus, founder of the order, was a guest. New officers named include A F E Harless and W Murphy with several others, three candidates initiated, and next meeting set for Terre Haute.

U. Cc. T. of A Anderson Indianapolis J.C. Fennimore Columbus Grand Council A. F E. Harless William Andersen W. D. Murphy Terre Haute E. Johnson F. M. Thompson George D. Custer Grand Page G. G. Estabrook Grand Sentinel H. A. Pritchett 5. G. Harless and F. G. Morris O. M. Beadle EH. Castien A. R. McKee

Soldiers' and Sailors' Monument engraving giveaway

On Thursday May 15 the Journal will include a free halftone engraving of the Soldiers' and Sailors' Monument with each paper. The 9 by raunches print will be on heavy coated paper from the best photograph since completion. Extra copies available via agents or newsstands. Indianapolis subscribers must pick up at stands or counting room.

Bristol Board INDIA Counting Room THE Indianapolis Journal Journal Indianapolis

Cool Weather Drops Local Trade As Prices Remain High

The May 10 period shows weaker trade due to cool weather and high prices. Irish potatoes fetch 1 to 1.45 a bushel while cereals and meats keep receipts tight and profits firm. Groceries hold steady with limited gains. eggs, poultry, and butter stay constrained. Widespread buyer interest shifts to green goods, tomatoes remain costly, and fare is driven by demand for meat and canned goods. Wheat and corn rise modestly with strong demand. wagon market reports show mixed but firm pricing across oats, hay, and straw.

Timothy

Yale Defeats California In Track Meet And Naval Rowing Duel

In a May 11 issue resume Yale College teams beat the University of California in a fast track meet and Yale crew defeated the Naval Academy in a sharp race. Other items note a 40 million dollar steel foundries trust organized, a Chicago robber incident, and various political and legal developments including anti trust suits and public notices.

Yale University of California Steel Foundries Trust Chicago Yale College Naval Academy St. Louis San Francisco Jonesboro United States Senate Bailey King Edward Lafayette Ind Samuel Born First Street James Thompson St. Paul Indianapolis Kansas City Columbus Minneapolis Louisville Pittsburg Brooklyn Philadelphia Cincinnati Boston Baltimore Washington Albion Indiana Rose Polytechnic Wabash Nebraska Purdue Butler Franklin

Man Accused of Domestic Strife Allegations Erupt

In a morning incident Dunn reported returning home to change, then his wife tore off his shirts twice. He said he slapped her after the second clash. Mrs Dunn displayed scratches and claimed he kicked her in the chest amid the dispute.

Joe Dunn S44 East Washington Street Lowe and Trimpe Dunn Mra

Court Record Roundup of Foreclosures and New Suits

In Room 3 Vinson Carter and Circuit Court judges hear findings and judgments including an $80 foreclosure against Sadie E Entriken, partitions, guardianship ad litem, and property indivisibility rulings. New suits list injunctions damages divorces and contracts across Superior and Circuit Courts with multiple parties and claims.

Superior Court Vinson Carter Harry M. Carlin Sadie E. Entriken Circuit Court Henry Clay Allen Therese Tannenbaum David Tannenbaum Felix, Selgemond Renate Tannenbaum James L. Mitchell Guardian Ad Litem Ae Carter Nellie Bennett Ida Wells Findley Charles E. Springer Board of Commissioners Marion County Ditch Samuel T. Hague Jesse Foltz Jonathan Foltz William W. Lowry George W. Brown Annie Schiller Maggie Eitel Mary James Frank James Maud Keevers A. C. Frick Charles Tyner Indianapolis Street Railway Company John W. McCollum James B. Shuman William Cauley City of Indianapolis Harry Murphy Harold B. Hibben

Higher Courts Record Appellate Docket Summary

A compiled list of Wisconsin Lake County court items notes transfers from the Supreme Court, restraining orders granted, petitions for time extensions, and brief filings. Cases include Lake Shore & Michigan Southern vs Whiting with bond, Husey vs Hammond Building, Voelz executrix vs Peoples Savings Bank, Indianapolis Street Railway vs Lawn, and Dodge vs Johnson.

Lake Shore & Michigan Southern By. Co Whiting Lake C. C Supreme Court Martin Fleener Edward D. Husey Parke C. C. Appellee The George H. Hilberg Hammond Building, Loan and Savings Association Lake 8. C Mary A. Voelz Executrix Peoples’ Savings Bank Vanderburg Indianapolis Street Railway Company Mary Lawn Marton C. Appellant Henry C. Dodge Paul M. Johnson Eikhart C. C

Stabbing at Missouri and Washington Streets Injures Man

James Trent was cut in the stomach by William Moore a peddler for Gus Hauck after a drinking quarrel at Missouri and Washington. Moore stabbed Trent with a penknife. Trent was taken to Dr Eisenheiss where the wound was dressed and he walked to his home at 631 South Delaware Street.

James Trent William Moore Gus Hauck Missouri Washington Streets Moore Trent Eisenheiss South Delaware Street

Allowances by County Commissioners April Term 1902

Legal notice announces allowances approved by the Board of County Commissioners during the April term. Details specify recipients and amounts in relation to official expenses and services rendered. Public record indicates dates, jurisdiction, and official seal of approval.

Board of ‘County

Local Charities and Township Payrolls in County Notice

Legal advertisements list Home for Friendless Women Rescue Mission House of Good Shepherd Alpha Home Little Sisters of Poor and other organizations with associated salaries, truancy officers, assessors, and pay rolls for Center and Perry townships. Figures show wages and expenses including heat water light and jail costs.

Jos. McWilliams & Co Builders’ Supply Co Hoosier Sweat Collar Co the Refuge Co Langsenkamp Bros Stnker-Davis Co Vonnegut Hardware Co Indianapolis Gas Co Expense House Esas Thereat Eneenceeneens Consumers’ Gas Trust Co Huntington & Page Williams & Hunt O'Connor & Co Indianapolis Water Co J. H. Crall & Co Ance Co Sentinel Print Co Louis E Herbert List H. BP. Wasson & Co Elgin Dairy Co John Smock Grant Moore Chas, Albrecht L. A. Catt & Co Malott Coal and Lime Co Lit & Stalnaker Prost & Kessebaum Li Poik Sanitary Milk Co Minger Bros J. H. Herrington Rtin J. W. Beck A. L. Seymour Sentinel Printing Co E. H. Diehl Marie Hasilep A. HL Harcourt Martin M. Kragg Salary H. W Board of Children’s Guardians Con, Coal and Lime Co Expense Coal Geo W. Hamaker Fie Nelson LD Brayton Croner Antes Pom J. Brown Raybour & Fry Luther Muse Wees Henry Dass John Moore Wadsworth Bros L Perry C. Apple R. Allen L W. George Louis Grim Frank X. Erath G. Bourbier Geo. W. Hednik Julius A. Vietor S& Osborn Fred Kahie Parquire & Johnson Aw Frank Lemontree Pitendiy Ie Wood Yard F. Calvin Eonner & Sur Henry C.F Jas. A. Eae Wees Home For Rescue Mission House of Good Shepherd Alpha Home Little Sisters of Poor Sisters of Charity Ms Sentinel Printing Co Supplies of Fame Carpenter Jenkins & Davis McElwaine-Richards Co Alex. Craig Jenkins Transfer Co Ce Eoon Mary F. Wilson State & County Reven Geo H. M. Hadley Bobbot Vececesee 2Ssensnrer Joseph Bristow J. F. Wright E. B. McCoy Armin C. Koehne M. L. Jefferson Center Township Feseees H. M. Hadley W. Shaffer Wayne Township Burk Decatur H. Harcourt W. E. Tinkle Perry J. W. Failey P. N. Hiser M. N. Tesereen Embone Keene A. D. Shaw Wm. Dawson, Jr Washington

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