Legal Advertisements and Public Notices from 1902
Discharge of bankrupt petition hearing set for October 28 in Indianapolis district court. Clerk to mail copies of petition and order to known creditors. Also lists stockholders meeting for Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago & St Louis Railway on October 29 in Cincinnati. Includes September 1902 county commission expenses and various payments and notices.
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Ferdinand W. Bechert
Bankee of
Indiana
Indianapolis
Polis Journal
John H. Baker
Noble C. Butler
Harry L. Silver
District of
Insnnapolis Journal
Opis
A. D
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & ST. Louis Railway Company
Stockholders’ Meeting
Third and Smith Sts
Cincinnati
Messrs. J. P. Morgan & Co
Wall St
New York
Y F. Osborn
Railroading Finance and Staff Changes Highlight Early 1900s Notes
Long excerpted ledger of county and railroad matters outlines salaries, house and asylum repairs, and bids. It lists names such as Cyrus J. Clark and E. Tinkle, and references pay rolls, truant officer Farley, and a jail physician. The piece surveys court allowances, workhouse upkeep, and various railway officials and contracts across counties with mentions of Ward, Hadley, and Pfeifer.
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Riches O 'Kester
Carter, Lee & Co
E. Thomas
Wilson, Humphreys & Co
Charles F. Craig
Alex. Craig
A. D. Shaw
Acapton
George Pfeifer
George Yerkee
Cormate
Pfeifer
Fon Insane
Sore Pfeffer
Es F. Craig
Tonnage Heavily Loaded as Indianapolis Rail Traffic Surges
The Monon Reports show freight volume strong in Indianapolis with over 22,000 loaded cars handled last week. Weather favors operations, new engines boost capacity, and congestion grows as grains and meats move. local lines press hard on coal and freight while through traffic lags.
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Indianapolis
SS & L. Eeeee
Penn
M. & I. Penn
Chicago
Columbus
Van
Wall Street Journal
Monon
Peary Feet Injured. Arctic Explorer to Seek Treatment
Commander Robert E Peary will reach Philadelphia to undergo treatment for frozen feet suffered in the Arctic four years ago. Surgeon W W Keen will attend, with possible toe amputation already performed years earlier during the Peary expedition.
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Philadelphia
Robert E. Peary
W. W. Keen
Sentara
Lincoln in His Youth remembered by Spencer county kin
Evansville dispatch recalls Dale and Lincoln City memories of Abraham Lincoln in Spencer county where Richard Jones eighty five, a Lincoln era witness, describes Lincoln clearing the Jones farm four acres, sleeping at the house, trading corn for wages, and splitting rails. He recalls Lincoln returning in 1844 to speak at Richardson schoolhouse and Rockport. Lincoln, known as Honest Abe, impressed local neighbors.
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Indianapolis Journal
Evansville
Ind
Dale
Lincoln City
Spencer County
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Richard Jones
David Turnham
Jones
John Jones
Thomas Lincoln
Father
Lincolns
Illinois
Abraham
Indiana
Richardson
Thomas Metcalfe
William Wood
James Blair
Rockport
Abe
A Helpful Institution at Plymouth Church Neighborhood House
Miss Elizabeth Sherrard reports the Plymouth Church Neighborhood House hosted 261 people across kindergarten, domestic training, library work, and youth groups. Winter attendance reached 3,548 excluding the kindergarten, with 154 in kindergarten and 128 in the little house keepers class. The facility runs a 170 volume library, nurses via the Flower Mission, and the Marion Club supplies monthly periodicals. Expenditures were 91.14 with receipts 860.4. subscriptions will cover the deficit. Wrennick, a street car company employee, was injured when a car moved unexpectedly, injuring his left leg. he was taken home.
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Elizabeth Sherrard
Plymouth Church
Indiana Avenue
Flower Mission
Marion Club
Charles P. Doney
Ladies’ Union of
Ladies’ Union
George Wrennick
Louisiana Street
Wrennick
Walnut Street
Foreman
Market notes show steady prices amid overall strong trade
The week closed with active markets and firm tones across goods while some lines of provisions and fruits eased modestly. Groceries stayed steady with sugars and coffees softer. mackerel kept firm on light catches. Seed merchants and leather held firm, while linseed oilfell. wagon and track bids varied with grain receipts light and overall activity above October levels.
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Hay
Timothy
Neeky
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Mate Telephone
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Care
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United States
Aes
Naval Service
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Manilla
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Newton Claypool
Ohio Streets
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Spaulding, Il
Sunday Journal
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Pigeon River
Thomas P. French
Angola
Steuben County
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Union Transfer and Storage Company
Ohio St
Unions
Board of County
Missioners
J.C. Perry
William ‘Beck
Louis E. Woneeen
Pettis Dry Goods Co
Fralich & Waltz
Pie
Coal & Lime Co
Central Union Tel
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Wacker, & Co
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Perry & Co
Tom Duncan
Pa Water Co
Lally & Stalnaker
Wee Dairy Co
Brace Sentinel Printing Co
Ind. I. Home For
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C. H.C
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Coal &Time Co
Frank Lemontree
E. Cc
F. Prange
F. Johnson
Buddenbaum & Heller
James James A. McHaffey
Cc. Schaub
M. Freeman
G. W. Kesselring
Ye Moore
Curry
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L O. Carson
Marie Haslop
Central Union Tel. Co
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Hears
W. Kiuassmann
Harry G
Thomas McLaughlin
D. W. Pierson
Little Sisters of the
House of Good Shepherd
Alpha Home
Sisters of Charity
Sentinel Printing Co
American Arithmometer Co
S. J. Mayer
Metrority
Journal Newspa
Henry W. Wetting
Our Creek
Harding-street Road
William F. Ross
Eee
Car Run
Warren Township
Se. Armstrong
Expense Io Indpis
Light & Power Co
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A. B. Meyer
Harry
Smith
Salary
Lesley & Ayres
Indpis
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Emergency Fund Board of W
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Anne
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Loehner
Samuel ‘Robbins
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Eri. Aretund
Anna Birk
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George W. Shatter
Melvin A. Beagle
Roll Harcourt
Agenate
Tae
Serior Court
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Reporter Publishing Co
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Superior Court
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Cairo
Fulton
O. P. McCarty
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Wabash
Kansas City
Samuel Spencer
The
Southern Railway
Hocking Valley
Susquehanna Transcript
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Great Northern Road
P. S&s
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Joseph Ramsey
Pittsburg
George Ely
Lake Shore Road
Lake Erie
Cleveland & Pittsburg
Cleveland
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Union Pacific
C. B. Adams
Central Railway of
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A. R. Swift
Col
S. F. Gray
Western General
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Association of
Pennsylvania Railway Company
Fort Perry
A. B. Stickney
Chicago Great Western
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Blair
Little Kanawha Road
Oklahoma & Gulf
South McAlester
Haileyville
8. H. Barnes
Oklahoma City
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New Castle
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Big Four
Ein
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Grand Trunk Road
Portland
American Passenger and Ticket Agents’ Association
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Ironville
Wheeling
General Railway News
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Cox
Dade
H-O
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Charles Fron
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Ezra Kendall
Joe Miller
Herbert Hall
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STAR
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Hacker & Lester
Leah
Irene Franklin
Wenona & Frank
Bioscope
Midgies & Cartisie
Niagara Falls
Empire Theater
Merry Maidens
Mule Shores
York
Dempe
Burbanks
Wisconsin
Ments