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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1902

Page

9

Burglary vault seller in city and odd notices

Unclear clipping lists a burglar-proof vault ad at 231 N Delaware St and assorted classified lines. Mentions a funeral, recruiting notices, employments, sales of real estate, and a partial court record update from Indianapolis with several property transfers and permits.

Tutewiler & Son Market St. Tel Reniad Ams & Krieger Delaware Larner Silinoe Street

Growth of Railroads Across Central Lines and Cities

The 1901 Poor’s Manual shows a railroad boom with large gains in mileage tonnage and passenger counts especially south of the Ohio. National figures rise to 196,886.90 miles in operation, 1,084,066,451 tons moved, and 0,485,790 passengers carried. Earnings surge while rates decline. dividends, interest, and assets increase. Names of executives, depots, and new routes from Wabash to Pennsylvania noted as industry activity grows ahead of harvest season.

Central Association Ohio River United States

Cleveland Cincinnati & St Louis Elects Three Year Directors

At the annual meeting in Cincinnati the Cleveland Cincinnati & St Louis Rail way elected W P Bliss J D Saynge H McK Twombley and F W Vanderbilt as directors for three years all from New York Holding over directors include W K Vanderbilt Chauncey M Depew W H Newman J P Mo and Alexander McDonald James Barnett M E Ingalls of Cincinnati and others About 2500000 common shares and 55528 preferred shares represented Over two thirds of common stock voted President Ingalls report issued in pamphlet form Upcoming Interstate commerce hearings set for Indianapolis Chicago Cincinnati Washington and Charlotte involving several rail lines and associations.

Cincinnati Cleveland Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis W. P. Bliss J. D. Saynge H. McK. Twombley F. W. Vanderbilt New York W. K. Vanderbilt Chauncey M. Depew W. H. Newman J. P. Mo Alexander McDonald Newark Interstate-commerce Commission Indianapolis G. 8 Pratt Lumber Company Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville Railroad Company Chicago Proprietary Association of America New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Aberdeen Commercial Group Association Mobile & Ohio Railroad Company Charlotte N. C Charlotte Shippers’ Association The Southern Railway Seaboard Line

Rail executives reaffirm old passes policy in St Louis meeting

In St Louis executives of Western and Southwestern railways reaffirmed the existing pass issuance agreement. A three member committee was appointed to negotiate anti pass actions with other trunk lines. James V. Mahoney chaired the session and will convene again in St Louis on December. Eight thousand Chicago and Alton shop workers will receive a 2 cent hourly wage increase starting November 1, totaling about ten thousand dollars annually. The raise covers machinists boiler makers repairers and general helpers with rates varying to 30 cents an hour for machinists and lower for others. The Clover Leaf Toledo St Louis and Western held its annual meeting in Frankfort Indiana with directors re elected.

E. H. Harriman Southern Pacific Road Harriman Jacob Knuttschmitt Minneapolis & St. Louis Illinois Central C. H. Speers Colorado Midland Portland Colorado Chicago & Eastern Illinois St. Louis San Francisco H. H. Porter Yoakum Carpenier New York Western and Southwestern Railways James V. Mahoney Western Trunk Lines Committee Darius Miller Burlington J. T. Hanehan A. C. Bird Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Chicago Chicago & Alton Railroad Chicago Tribune Toledo, St. Louis & Western Railroad Clover Leaf Frankfort Ind William M. Read E. P. Olcott Henry Budge Thomas H. Hubbard J. Kennedy_Tod Charles H. Tweed J. Crosby Brown J. J. Emery C. 8. W. Packard

Erie Railroad Announces Multiple Management Changes

The Erie Railroad reports Corbett named superintendent of the Chicago and Erie division while Reynolds resigns. Pindell to oversee Greenwood Lake division and succeed Corbett in Susquehanna and Tioga. Tucker to take Pindell’s post with Ressler succeeding Tucker in Rochester. Also notes Baltimore and Ohio immigrant movement, Schaff leaving Big Four, Van Winkle in Cincinnati, Santa Fe ordering electric headlights, Texas Pacific rate of a cent a mile Fort Worth to Dallas, and W H Fisher named general passenger agent for Zanesville & Western segment. Milton H Smith to remain Louisville & Nashville president post-transfer to Atlantic Coast Line. Indiana Railways Association at Peru meeting plans a YMCA movement. Frisco fair operations move into Marshall, Oklahoma Territory.

George de Haven Generalsenger Chicago West Michigan Southwestern Emigration Bureau W. L. Winchell St. Louis San Francisco New York Leeds Rock Island & Pacific Hot Springs Ramsey Wabash Monon Indianapolis California George Bender Big Four Sandusky Charles G. Warner Russell Harding Missouri Pacific Southern Pacific New Orleans Pacific Coast Cincinnati, Indianapolis Hume Gould Peru Ind B. F. Crawford W. W. Todd Columbus, Sandusky & Hocking Road W. P. Deppe Miss Holloway Cincinnati W. F. Browder, Jr Memphis Louisville & Nashville Browder Crawfordsville William P. Jungelaus Company South Washington Street Cuban Railroad Commission Cuba Cuba Railway Company Pennsylvania Lines W. C. Arp Vanalla Pennsylvania Pullman Illinois Central Coulterville Columbus, Sandusky & Hocking R. A. Jayne L. W. Carver John Cullinan Joseph Robinson Erie James Corbett Chicago & Erle C. C. Reynolds T. H. Pindell Greenwood Lake Mr. Corbett Susquehanna and Tioga J. B Tucker Pindell E. Ressler Rochester N. Y Mr Tucker Baltimore & Ohio Cc. E. Schaff J. Q. van Winkle Santa Fe Texas Pacific Fort Worth Dallas Frisco Marshall O. T

Traveling Newspaper Agent Suspected of Fraud

In the last ten days a man claiming to be an agent for the Journal has extorted funds from friends by fraud. He appeared in Bluffton on the 15th under the alias A Bell and earlier in Valparaiso as Hil. He plans to issue an expense chargeable order on the Journal to obtain money. He is a scoundrel and should be arrested on sight. Any man soliciting credit while claiming traveling agent status is suspect, and circulating notices warn of this con.

Bluffton A. Bell Valparaiso Hil Carr Norcrenic Isa Ar

Col. J E Brady III Heads to California for Health

Lieut. Col. Joseph Ewing Brady a veteran New York military officer, once second in command of the Twenty third Regiment, sails for California seeking recovery from a serious lung condition blamed on a cold caught while serving as military correspondent in the late land and sea conflicts. He previously served as military censor at Key West during the war with Spain and later entered business.

New York Joseph Ewing Brady Twenty-third California the Herald Anne Alreaeee East Los Colones Brady Key West Cuba Spain Cyrus Townsend

Duties of the President Views in 1900 by Theodore Roosevelt

Theodore Roosevelt writes in 1900 on the President role and duties. From his New York governorship he argues the office holds unique power and responsibility, with the Senate advising but not dictating appointments. He stresses accountability, respect for the office, and the army’s proper role in liberty, noting the War Department’s neglect postwar and the need for capable leadership to serve national tasks.

Boston Theodore Rosevelt United States Roosevelt New York Senate War Department Army America

Free Trade and Trusts in Democratic Tariff Debate

A reader defends protection against tariff reform, arguing that duties raise prices borne by consumers and that abolishing protection harms American workers. The letter critiques free traders like Woollen and Dunn, insists Cleveland embodies Democratic tariff stance, and warns that tariff cuts would hurt domestic manufacturers and wages.

Indianapolis Woollen Masonic Hall Jacob P. Dunn Sumner Democratic Party Mr. Woollen Cleveland James Buchanan Dunn Gry Sheield England

Local wholesale trade shows pickup as cooler weather boosts activity

Trade shows improve with fall-like weather benefiting dry goods, boot and shoe dealers, leather dealers, confectioners and commission houses. Produce merchants are busy though prices hold. Eggs remain scarce and strong, butter moves briskly at higher levels, groceries show heavy trade without price shifts. Winter vegetables hold steady. cranberries surge in price due to strong demand and tight stock.

Jersey

Prices paid and goods listed in early market report

Shippers quoted prices for poultry and produce including young turkeys at 9c, hens at 9c, cocks 40c, young chickens 9c to 11c, ducks 6c, geese 18c per dozen, beeswax 30c, and various meats with per hundredweight ranges for hams and bacon. Hides to oils, groceries and spices with multiple local brands and mills cited. coal, coke, and kerosene prices also noted alongside fruit, vegetable and nut offerings from regional markets.

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