Local Business Notices and Service Directory Fragment
A fragmented listing shows various Indianapolis service ads and notices including funeral directors, florists, patent attorneys, restaurants, repair shops, real estate rental offers, and storage services. It mentions contacts at 9 N Delaware, 24 Massachusetts Ave, 277 East Washington, and Indiana Ave, with references to Peters, Parry & Gerslan, and Union Transfer and Storage Co among others.
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Punexal
Frank Blanchard
Delaware
Lady Attendant
Ats Rogalis
Indianapolis
Circle
DR. J
Orr
East
Washington St
Peerless Foundry CO
Meek
Eee Aero
Pa Saliak
Wanted male help and assorted factory positions
Classified want ads seek male labor for linemen climbers coreroom boss molders and can canvassers. Employers include Pittsburg Chicago Loganport Moler Barber College and flood of fire and burning rain sales offers. Various wages and learning opportunities advertised with contact details.
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Vale
Outfit
E. W. Aerborn
Chicago
Tir
Board of Trade to Elect Officers and Directors
Legal notices announce the Indi Board of Trade meeting on Monday June 9 to elect a president vice president and treasurer for one year and ten governing board members for four years two for two years and one for one year. The polls open 9 a m and close 6 p m Jooor J Appel president and Jacob W Smith secretary. Notice given that the annual meeting continues a planned agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indi Board of Trade
Jacob W. Smith
Five Years of Prison Reform Wins State Parole Results
A state board bulletin details five years of prison work under reformatory laws from April 1, 1897 to April 1, 1902. It reports 1,132 men paroled from the Indiana Reformatory and Indiana State Prison, with 231 unsatisfactory and 118 returned for parole violations. Earnings totaled $317,272.36, and cash on hand at final release reached $59,788.28. Overall, 1,424 paroled from both institutions, with 758 released for good conduct and 157 time-expired. The summary lists totals for both institutions and notes most paroled men found employment, with a small number remaining friendless or incapacitated.
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State Board of Charities
Amos J. Butler
Indiana Reformatory
Jeffersonville
Michigan City
Indiana
Arisog
Jess
Court records list multiple foreclosures and divorces
In Superior Court Room 3 Vinson Carter presides foreclosures against Ida Fawkner and Lillie Mackey with judgments for costs. quiet title granted in Stiles v Indiana Trust. Circuit Court dismissals and divorces include Doolittle and Kinney suits with costs. Criminal cases yield guilty pleas in Fishback and Davis with fines and imprisonment.
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Superior Court
Vinson Carter
Ida K. Fawkner
N. Field Morrow
Lillie Mackey
Rollo F. Powers
Theodore L. Stiles Et al
Indiana Trust Company Et al
Circuit Court
Henry Clay Allen
Nellie Doolittle
Charles Doolittle
Henry Wesler
Perry Lund
Maggie Kinney
Asbury Kinney
Margaret Scclagie
Harry Schingle
Fremont Alford
State
Sam Fishback
Belle Davis
Court notices and case listings from Indiana courts
A chain of legal entries notes fines and prison terms, new suits filed in Circuit Court, divorce actions, damages claims, and court assignments across Superior, Circuit, and Appellate courts. Cases involve Carroll vs Old Wayne Mutual Life, Foltzenlogel partition suit, Hitz on account, Renick divorce, Beers divorce, Cheatham versus City of Indianapolis damages, and numerous appellate briefs and record references from Indiana counties and the Supreme Court.
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Indiana Women's Prison
John W. Carroll
Old Wayne Mutual Life Association
Caroline Foltzenlogel
Stone Hill Wine Company
Albert Hitzouter
Superior Court
William Anderson
Samuel Arms
State Bank of Indiana _ va
Robert S. Camplin
A. C. Kies Lumber Company
Melville A. Butler
James Renick
Frances Renick
Elizabeth Beers
Robert G. Beers
Thomas W. Cheatham
City of Indianapolis
Supreme Court
Frequent Moving a Cause for Divorce and Other Legal Notes
A Kansas City judge grants a divorce on unusual grounds after testimony that the husband moved twenty seven times in five years, preventing a real home. Other items discuss contract to convey land by moving to improve it, juror challenges for cause in a murder trial, bank deposits and trust funds, railway dangers between cars, and settlement rules for posthumous divorce claims.
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Henry
Kansas City
Northeastern Rep
Atlantic Rep
Torrence
Northwestern
Nebraska
Southwestern Rep
Connecticut
Stand Up for the Soldier Man Baltimore American
A patriotic verse urging support for soldiers, urging readers to stand up for those who defend the country. It extols courage, sacrifice, and loyalty, urging hats and cheers for the soldier and praising the flag and peace.
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Bugle
Baltimore American
Official Souvenir Soldiers Monument Advertised by The Journal
The Journal offers an official souvenir of the Soldiers Monu ment issued on Thursday May 15. It includes a full description and many views, a facsimile of James Whitcomb Riley's manuscript poem The Soldier, and The Messiah of the Nations hymn used at dedication services. Bound in plate paper, price ten cents, available by mail or at the counting room.
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Bristol Board
Awnp India
Witl
Counting Room
THE
Indianapolis Journal
James Whitcomb Riley
Riley
Journal Office
Monon Deal Fuels Railroads Interest and May Freight Surge
The Southern Railway and Louisville & Nashville show interest in Monon, as May traffic stays heavy with 1,000 plus loaded cars weekly. Iron and steel shipments and coal remain strong. grain moves slowly. Line activity includes new through sleeping-car service and pending bond stock exchanges, with Monon ownership likely shifting to Southern and Louisville roads.
Rail traffic and railway union plans cited in May era notes
Last week Belt road traffic totaled 19 371 cars with stockyard loads at 1 130 car loads—the highest two months. The Wabash proposes joint station at Fort Wayne with Pennsylvania and Grand Rapids Indiana. R A Dugan named assistant general manager of Southern Railway in Washington. May 21 grain rates reduced to 15 cents per cwt for export Chicago to New York. Baldwin works produced 128 locomotives in April. May expected to beat. Pennsylvania to run new fast train Cincinnati Columbus on summer timetable. Cincinnati Hamilton & Dayton may join merging North with South lines before Monon deal closes. James Robinson retired June 1 after 47 years with Pennsylvania. Per diem charges forum meets in Cincinnati May 9 to set July 1 adoption. Alfred Smith completes 35 years as Lackawanna conductor without serious accidents. Wabash switch tenders to pass color-blindness tests and obtain standard watches. Chicago Rock Island Pacific directors meet June 4 with capital up to 75 000 000. Pennsylvania Company funds Fort Wayne improvements including office building and locomotive shops. Grand Rapids Indiana shares in improvements. Gould syndicate to take Western Maryland. Wabash outlet regrading and rebuilding needs. Hopkins sells Alabama iron assets.
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Percy R. Todd
New York
New Haven Hartford
G. E. Histis
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Wabash
Chicago
Rock Island & Pacific
St. Louis
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Airline Limited
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Boston
Knickerbocker Limited
Union Station
Baltimore & Ohio
Panhandle
Vandalia
Columbus
New England
Quebec Central
Grundy
England
New England Syndicate
Robert Ferriday
Toledo
Worthington
Richmond
Wm. M. Wiggins
Cambridge & Marietta
Ferriday
Detroit
W. B. Strang
Mr. Strang
Michigan Central
Pennsylvania
Jersey City
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Company
Ind
Whitewater
Thomas E. Powell
North American Trust Company
Columbus, Shawnee & Hocking Railway
Standard Trust Company
H. W. Byers
Cleveland, Akron & Columbus
H. W. Thornton
Marietta
Mr. Byers
R. C. Barnard
Cincinnati
Mr. Thornton
F. H. Worthington
Mr. Barnard
Robert
Joseph Wood
Pennsylvania Lines
Rose Engineer's Corps
Holliny
Grand Rapids & Indiana
Fort Wayne
R. A. Dugan
Southern Railway
Washington
R. B
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Monon
Ohio River
Hamilton & Dayton
James Robinson
Cleveland and
Steubenville
American Railway Association
Alfred Smith
Lackawanna
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Gould Syndicate
Maryland
W. C. Hopkins
Peoria
Decatur
Evansville
Alabama
Seventeen-year cicada spreads across the nation
The May 18 issue reports the cicada’s appearance in several regions. It notes indictments tied to the Minneapolis police probe, updates on the Havana new trial bid by Estes Rathbone, and various criminal incidents, strikes, and sport results including Chicago-Michigan track, Purdue baseball, Earlham football, and league winners.
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Estes G. Rathbone
Havana
Burlington
Lincoln
Neb
Sullivan County
Miers
Ralph M. Easley
Civic Federation
Hazleton
John Mitchell
Muncie
Vincennes
Ind
Atlanta
Rochambeau
New York
Minneapolis
Ames
Manila
Alfonso XIII
Spain
Madrid
Chicago
Franklin
State Normal
Terre Haute
Purdue
Iowa
Indiana
Earlham College
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Boston
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Toledo
Columbus
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Harbor’s beauty fuels talk of rebuilding St Pierre
The Kansas City Journal notes St Pierre is certain to be rebuilt someday because of its beautiful harbor. It contrasts residents willing to risk living there with others who doubt its future, underscoring harbor appeal as the main point.
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Kansas City Journal
St. Pierre
Unusual Local Demand Keeps Indianapolis Market Busy
Week ended May 17 saw strong demand across lines and steady price levels with few declines. Cabbage and Irish potatoes remain high while new supplies, especially fruit and vegetables, loom as a potential price pressure next week. grain and dry goods active with firm drug line items, and limited stock helping hogs and poultry remain tight.
Sugar cured ham and pork prices and lots listing
The document lists prices for sugar cured hams and pork cuts by weight and type, including Indiana and English cured shoulders, lard, bacon, and assorted seeds. It notes per bushel and per bag pricing, with several figures in dollars and cents and references to packing and package costs.
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Indiana
W&c
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A. J. Sef
New Jersey
John Neal
Crown Hill Yatrwoomee
James W. Pratt
East One
A. Diener
E. Washington, Tel
H. Entrance
Crown Hill
H. Farrell
Til West
Washington Street
Flanner i Buchanan
North Illimois Street
Delaw Residence
Siew
Tutswiler & Son, Undertakers
W. Market St
Post
Care Journal
Illinois. S
Gregory & Appel T
United Writer and Supplies CO
I Monu
C. FL
Sayles
Market Street
Jt Nee CO
Evans
Crawfordsville
Sernae
Sapante
Charles E. Neff
Warsaw
Indpls. Warehouse Co
W. E. Kurtz
Pres
H. A. Cronsland
Mgr
Penn
Telephone
Union Transfer and Storage Company
Ohio St
Union Tracks
Joseph Gardner
Kentucky
Indianapolis Wrecking CO
Cornell Av
PEN and Ink Artists
Wille
Q. M. Dept
J. M. Marshall
Quartermaster's Department
Chint Quartermaster's
Kago
Hoeton
Pittsdom
Chicago Standard Yy
Lorraine Hotel
Washington and
Capitol Avenue
Logansport Foundry CO
Yost-Miller CO
Barber College
Nted—Consumers’ Gas Trust
Newwrox Todd
Fletcher Bank
Sunday Journal
Reformatory
the Court Record
Volney T. Malott
Elizabeth L. Hawkins
Marion S. C
State of Indiana
William Cary
Huntington D. C. Appellee
Chicago & Southeastern Railway Company
Charles Kinney
Putnam C. C. Appellees
Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Railway Company
Anna E. Broadstreet
Marion 8. C
Interm
Bond
Avery Manufacturing Company
William Emsweller
Franklin C. C
Utes
Mini
Indiana Clay Company
W. Railroad Company
Knox C. C
Tipton Light, Heat and Power Company
Izora J. Newcomer
Miami C. C
Railroad Company
Cincinnati, Richmond & Muncie Railroad Company
City of
Louisville & Nashville
Illinois
Ohio
New York Commercial
Southern
Louisville
Thomas
Columbus Air
Vandalia Knorraeeees 2,121 1,783 2,012 P. & E.—East div. 2,066 1,932 P. & E
West
Ween
Belt Road
Sunday’s Journal
R. Rupert
Charles Clark
Butler College
James Lehr
Jeffersonville Reformatory
Harry Collis
F. W. Lennon
Howard Young
South
Missouri
Ostendorf
Timothy
Hay
Clover
Wagon Market
Ana
Brazil
Alberts
California
Coal and Coke
Jackson
Pitsburg
Rarmond
Braz
Greene County
Yttsburg
Slack
Barrow
Cohol
Ait
Berga
Berkley
Cabot
Capita
Cumberland
Dwight Anchor
Farwell
Fitchville
Linwood
Atlantic A
Areys
Bott C
Buck
Constitution
Dwight Star
Great Falls
Pepperell BR
Pepperell
Allen Drese Styles
Allen TH
Allen Robes
Sige
Arnold LLC
Icc
Hamilton Fancy
Merrimac
Pacific Fancy
Sinn
Simpson
Bertin
Dace Reianed
Cambrics Bawarda
Slauer
Genesee
Warren
Jokin
Hoden Comedy Company
Under Two Flags
Sie
Gentry Bros
United
Flora-Belle
Graham
York
Atkins
W. B. Barry Saw and Supply Co
Penn. ST
C. L Fletcher
North
Pennsylvania Street
South Meridian Street
Java
Aire
Ariosa
Lion
Jersey
Caracas
Dillworth’s
Gater's
Columbia A
Windsor
Ridgewood
Phoenix A
Ideal Golden
Ana Pete Gia
Leena
Primi
Louisiana
Carolina
Iran
Iron and Steel
Bermuda
Florida
Ucumbers
Seed Clover
Engits Tower
Alstke
Sega
Orchard
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