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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1902

Page

6

Marriage Licenses and Public Notices Listed in May 14 Vital Statistics

May 14 vital statistics itemized marriage licenses include Eiinese natune Bolinger with Ethel Jasper, Shumatesna Floretic Charles W. Lee with Zora Nelson, and several others across Indianapolis addresses. Deaths note R. Beker at 226 Cushing Street from convulsions. Obituaries and funeral notices list multiple undertakers and memorials. Public notices touch real estate, rentals, and local civic announcements, including Masonic and G A R activities.

Sort Eiinese Natune Bolinger Ethel Jasper Shumatesna Floretic Charles W. Lee Zora Nelson W. Hutchins Winifred Stanford GW. Childs Springer George Pflueger Minnie Rhodes Bernhardt Louise K. Moyer William G. Dedrick Mary McFarran Clyde K. Baker At ‘Oland Frederick J. Goepper Bessie Evelin Kirk- M. Dugan Mary Cordell Elgin H. Price Emma D. Perkins

Journal Wants Ads Illustrated With a Weekly Contest

The Journal seeks an illustration or cartoon to attract attention to its want ads. Weekly prizes for best drawing showing business benefits to advertisers. Submissions must be 10 by 12 inches on Bristol board with ink. Artist name and address on back. Drawings returned if unaccepted with postage. Deliver or mail to the counting room in Indianapolis.

D. A Williams & CO Pennalivania St D. A. Williams & CO Pennsylvania St Postu Care Journal Washa St Meridian C. F. Sayles & CO East Market Street Indianapolis Clements & Evans Crawfordsville Ind Indiana C._ WILLIAMS & G Market St Credit Gees Colin Bristol Board INDIA Setorl Counting Room

Woman's Foreign Missionary Society Meets in Indianapolis

The forty eighth semi annual meeting of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church in the Indianapolis district was held at Central avenue M E Church. President Mrs J E Higdon led talks by Fannie Fisher from Kolar India and Anne Steare of Peking China. Reports filled the morning session with treasurer J W Beck noting the society is debt free. A $100 memorial gift was approved for Luella Masters Hospital in Niu Cheng China in honor of longtime president Mrs Sullivan. Worth M Tippy spoke on Mission Work and next October the group will hold its annual meeting at Broadway M E Church Southport.

Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church of the Indianapolis Central Avenue M. E J. E. Higdon J. W. Beck Luella Masters Niu-Cheng China Sullivan Worth M. Tippy Broadway M. E

Fire in Hayloft Sparks Salvage Efforts at Wa Bash

A fire yesterday afternoon damaged a hayloft on Andrew Schickentanz Wa bash and Alabama streets. Firemen confined the fire to the hayloft. It briefly threatened nearby stables west of Tomlinson Hall. John T. Sanders's saloon beneath the haylofts lost costly fixtures but salvage crews saved them. Stable loss and saloon loss totaled ten dollars.

Andrew Schickentanz Wabash Alabama Fie Tomlinson Hall John T. Sanders

Fall creek anglers accused of daily bass fishing violations

Residents along Fall Creek between Thirtieth Street and the Monon tracks report many men and boys visiting daily to shoot bass. It is claimed that men leave the area with long strings of fish measuring ten to eleven inches.

Fall Creek Thirtieth Street Monon

Per Diem Freight Car Charge Sparks New England Opposition

President Hall of the New York New Haven Hartford opposes the per diem plan for foreign car use, arguing four days grace is needed before charges apply. He warns New Haven may seek rejection if Boston Maine cooperates, with four days grace not afforded outside New England, while railroads push to shift costs to consignees.

President Hall New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad New England Hall New Haven American Railway Association Boston & Maine Boston & Albany Connecticut Rhode Island

Freight depots grow as shopmen threaten trouble at Columbus

Excess gains over last fall spark tensions with Panhandle shopmen over piece work. Rock Island plans Choctaw Railway extension from Shawnee through Guthrie Enid to Dallas, with survey to Enid. American Ticket Brokers' Association meets in Chicago with 100 delegates. Michigan Central to take control of Three I Railway from South Bend to Benton Harbor on June 1, uniting freight and passenger routes amid Vanderbilt agreement.

J. N. Barr Erie Lines Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul C. A. Goodnow Baltimore & Ohio French Lick Springs Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Chicago Denver Chicago & Eastern Olinets New York Central Co. B. McCarty Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern Wabash Ramsey Pittsburg Fort Wayne Lake Lines Caesar A. Rodney Vandalia Marion Coal Company W. 8. Moore Cleveland Indianapolis Big Four Peoria Wheeling & Lake Erie Anderson Albert S. Ingalls W. N. Duane St. Louis Gabriel Morton Mexican National Mexico Ww. W. Greenland Decatur Moberly A. J. Tripper Columbus Rock Island Shawnee Guthrie Enid Asher O. T McLish I. T Denison Sherman Tex Dallas American Ticket Brokers’ Association F. T. Lindenberg Detroit American Federation of Labor Michigan Central Three I Railway South Bend Benton Harbor Pere Marquette Vanderbilt Lake Shore

STATE'S YOUNG SOLDIERS DRAW BIGGER CAMP VISITORS

Camp of instruction at the fair grounds reported increased attendance with Colonel Smith noting crowds sharpen the drill. Brigadier General Foster praised the camp food and Major Kerschner managed bread and meat supplies while stressing reserves. The First Regiment Band from Vincennes led afternoon rehearsals as regiments trained and papers were debated by Captains Guffus and Clapham. A notable engagement announced for tomorrow features Corporal Bully Fairley and Miss Molly Rock to wed, with other camp curiosities and chatter filling the day.

Fair Grounds Smith Foster Kerschner Volunteer Army Vincennes Arthur Blue James R. Guffus Loyd D.clapham Paul J. Barcus South Africa R. L. Moorehead D. F. Allen Frankfort Philippines Roosevelt Paul B. Gordon Earl Q. Jackson G. Lawrence Walter Inks George Eulenberg Ed Renschler Schellschmidt Bully Fairley Company C First Regiment Molly Rock Knox Jacobus Ed Denny Frank Alton John Hammond Harry Wren L. E. Slack Fourth Esterday Frank Kennedy Bert Gribbon Franklin Ind Grouners

Local Produce Market Shows Strong Demand and Steady Prices

Wholesale buyers from nearby towns visited Enas yesterday with many retail merchants examining stocks. Prices held firm with a weaker tone in some groceries and a rare decline in sugars, while green stuff and home grown produce like radishes celery and greens remained abundant and in demand.

Fruit and vegetables price list and commodity notes

A dense OCR list shows fluctuating unit prices for fruits vegetables and seeds. Items include lemons, potatoes, onions, cucumbers, green beans, tomatoes, peaches, strawberries, and various meats and seeds with numerous per unit crate or per pound prices and descriptions of quality grades.

Bermuda Florida Tennessee Carolinas

Children of the Rich and the Moral Debate

Victor Smith argues against pitying rich heirs and defends their upbringing. He cites George Gould and other fortunes, contending wealth does not breed mud pies or corruption. He criticizes moralizing laws, warns that overzealous restraint harms freedom, and promotes sobriety and practical discipline.

Victor Smith New York Percy Chubb Percival Chubb Sidney Hendon Tolly George Gould Croesuses Midases

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