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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1902

Page

9

MONUMENTS AND BURGLAR-PROOF VAULTS ON SALE

Vital Statistics from Oct 23 lists births in multiple addresses including Hofmeister Sauer Rice and others. Also mentions marriage licenses and business notices. includes ads for embalming services, auction and real estate rentals, and government contract bids for clothing and equipage supplies with bid deadlines.

Annual stockholders meeting notice for Cincinnati, Cleveland

The Cleveland of Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis Railway Company schedules its annual stockholders meeting for October 29 at the Third and Smith streets office in Cincinnati. Stock transfer books close October 9 at 3 pm and reopen October 31 at 10 pm after the meeting. Secretary Osborn notes details in Cincinnati.

Third and Smith Sts Claapnatl Lez Messrs. J. P. Morgan & Co Wall St New York ING Osborn Cimeinnati

SALE AND LIVERY STABLES HOPACE WOOD

Classified page fragment listing sales and livery stables at Hopace Wood with carriages buck etc. followed by multiple wanted notices for factory work, recruits for U S Marine Corps, agents, and insurance sales. Includes recruiting details, wages, contract terms, and location Indianapolis area references.

Eere Amtires Ccaning Peau Sd ‘ Consul Patent Attorney Ingalls Siacn Fodtamepetian Hopace Wood Buck Srcia Fel Ilinois Southern Fire Brick and Clay C Montezuma Ind Southern Fire Brick and Clay CO United States Marine Corps United States Naval Service Cuba Porto Rico Manila Guam Witta Board Ia Moe U. S. Marine Corps Reem Newton Claypool Ridg Pennsylvania Ohio Streets

Roberts Park M E Church Celebrates Sixtieth Anniversary

Elaborate preparations mark the sixtieth anniversary of Roberts Park M E Church at Vermont and Delaware streets. The program runs from last night through Monday with devotions, readings, poems, papers on church work, mission topics, organ history, and notes on canceled notes. Special services include a love feast, communion, sermons by Rev. C E Bacon, and a choral raise service by the Oberts Park Choral Society.

Roberts Park M. E. Church Vermont Delaware John W. Ray C. E. Bacon Thomas E. Smiley Sarah K. Bolton Sewing Bee Anna C. Baggs Ladies’ Aid Society Woman's Home Missionary Society Rose Coleman Kate Newcomb Woman's Foreign Missionary Society Ladies’ Social and Business Union Flora Wulschner Roberts Park Church Behymer E Rawls D. D Oberts Park Choral Society Ames Institute Henry W. Tutewiler Young People’s Alliance John H. Wilkins Margaret Gray Martha Feller Epworth League Strain Curio Heiskel

Vinegar Buyer satire travels from Indiana to New York

A letter to the Indianapolis Journal criticizes the piece The Vinegar Buyer, arguing New York already has its own humorous material and recounts two New York country women en route to New York City. The writer notes New Albany, Indiana, dated Oct. 22.

Indianapolis Journal New York Indiana Mary Walker Oswego New York Central Syracuse New York City

Arbor Day Serenade Converts Travel Tale Into Tree Poem

An Indiana native back from California voices deep admiration for forests seen along the route home. The traveler expresses pride in fellow citizens and a wish to tour cities to showcase the value and future care of trees, ending with a Lucy Larom verse about planting trees and reaping life’s rewards.

Indiana California

Complaints of Shippers and Rail Officials Clash in City Depot Hours

Pennsylvania and local railway officials spar over depot closing times at 4:30 p m. Shippers push for earlier deliveries while lines blame late shipments. Officials note only about 10 percent of tonnage arrives before noon and suggest adjusting schedules to speed freight. President Cassatt and maintenance of way committees conduct inspections and prize awards. Writ issued for A F MacHord for contempt over nontransferable G A R tickets.

Indianapolis Cassatt Pennsylvania Pittsburg Philadelphia Washington A. F. MacHord Justice Hagner Louisville MacHold Pennsylvania, Baltimore & Ohio, Chesapeake & Ohio and Southern Railway Companies American Travelers’ Brokers’ Association

Central announces holiday rates and rail office changes

The Central plans holiday fare terms at Mista with ticket limits, and officials note orders for ws construction and the Petheyivanta project. M D Schaff is named to succeed Duane as Peoria division superintendent, with E M Costin returning to Peoria & Eastern as superintendent. Also, 60 percent earnings rise for New York Central, and freight and passenger revenues are detailed.

The Central Ws Construction Petheyivanta More & Ohio el Shore Southern Railway M. D. Schaff Peoria Tewn Duane St. Louis Big Four E. M. Costin Peoria & Eastern New York Central Lake Erie & Western L. L. Fellows L. M. Webb Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Cincinnati, Indianapolis & Western Indiana, Decatur & Western Santa Fe St. Paul Havre Helena National Association of Railway Superintendents of Bridges and Buildings Minneapolis B. F. Pickering Seabornville N. H C. C. Mallard Algiers Baltimore & Ohio P. Hutchinson Pittsburg Pittsburg & Western Pittsburg & Junction Toads

Daughters of Pocahontas Elect New Officers in Indiana

The ninth annual Daughters of Pocahontas meeting opened in Masonic Hall with over five hundred delegates. Officers elected include Great Pocahontas Olive Carpenter and Minnehaha Kate Calhan with other leadership named. a new law code was adopted and a surplus of nearly $5,000 reported by the finance committee.

The Daughters of Pocahontas Masonic Hall Great Pocahontas Olive Carpenter South Bend Ibe Minnehaha Kate Calhan Terre Aute Jarest Winona Margaret Sapper Noblesse Anna Saltzgaber Lafayette Roselle Brady Warsaw Wampum Emma R. Davis Wabash Clementine Gash Noblesville Minnie van Tilburgh Elkhart Tepee Sarah Shaw Tipton J. F. Mack Hartford City Margaret Dick Hagersown Great Council Lem Great Pocahontas Rievances Thomas J. Gray Mary Hupp Bourbon B. B. Campbell Anderson George E. Carr Greenfield Sue M. Feltus Terre Haute Thomas J. Smooth Frankfort Committee On Committee On Revision of Law Indiana Council Orphans’ Home

Real Estate Transfers To Gas Company And Others

Hattie D. and John R. Pearson sold land near the canal and Fall creek to the Indianapolis Gas Company for 10000 to be used for a new gas holder. R C Light sold seventeen acres to George J Marott for 5000 in Washington township. Caroline Heaton bought land on Wolcott street near Vermont for 6600 from Charles H Lovett. Amos Neirs and wife sold Lot 14 in Johnson's East Washington street addition opposite Jefferson avenue for Cross. Smaller transfers included Heney Thorne to Florence A Thompson 3000 on River avenue, Hardy Carthers to Peter W Watts 3500 on Eureka avenue, and Fred J Bosler to Hubanufacturing Company on McPherson street for 4000.

Hattie D John R. Pearson Indianapolis Gas Company Canal Fall Creek R. C. Light George J. Marott Washington Township Caroline Heaton Charles H. Lovett Wolcott Street Vermont Amos Neirs

Trac tion Firm Promises Prospect Street Repairs

The Indianapolis Shelbyville Southeastern Traction Company told County Commissioners it will begin immediate gravel road improvements on Prospect Street just outside the city. The firm had previously pledged repairs on a roughly mile and a half stretch beyond the corporate line, which owners say had not been done.

Indianapolis, Shelbyville & Southeastern Traction Company Board of County Commissioners Prospect Street Traction Company Fromseas Corporation

Infant feeding guidance from Dr Holt amid brand claims

A historic note cites Dr Holt advising against table food for children under one year. It questions substitutes and highlights Borden's Eagle Bean Condensed Milk as a claimed best infant option, urging avoidance of unknown brands.

Local Wholesale Trade Prices Firm in Most Lines

Local wholesale trade remains firm across most lines with hardening in spa tle grain markets in better condition. Weather is dampening demand slightly but traveling salesmen report strong orders, especially in groceries. Sugar demand eases seasonally, coffees steady amid Brazil crop concerns, navy beans softening slightly yet pricey, canned goods steady, tomatoes expected to rise, dried fruits firm, nuts active, produce market solid with strong poultry and scarce cheese.

Brazil

Indianapolis Grain Market Sees Active Trade and Steady Prices

The local grain market shows strong receipts and steady pricing on wheat corn and hay. Wheat No 2 red 67 69c track No 3 red 70c. corn No 1 white 6l c No 2 white 6lc No 3 white 6lc No 4 white 57 59c. hay timothy No 1 11.50 12.00, No 2 10 10.50. Wagon market reports corn new 35 37c per bu hay and oats values, with oats steady 29 30c and straw 5 per ton quality dependent.

Board of Trade Timothy Hay

Prices Paid for Poultry and Produce in Domestic Market

A long list of prices paid by shippers for poultry and other produce. Items include young turkeys, chickens, eggs, cheeses, butter, beeswax, hides and tallow, candies and nuts, canned goods, fruit, oysters, beans, coal, and assorted groceries with per unit quotes and regional town references. Many items show wide price ranges and unit measures.

Produce and groceries price list with numerous items

A dense list of goods including Mail Pouch and Gates blending coffee, various sugars, flours, spices, molasses, syrups, vegetables, fruits, and meats with prices per unit. Numerous brand names, weights, and descriptors appear, followed by long lists of people names and potentially customers or vendors. The fragment resembles a market or catalog page from a historical newspaper.

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