Sheriff Sale Notices from Marion County Indiana
Public sale notices issued by Marion County Indiana sheriff and guardians for multiple properties. The items include Aetna Saving and Loan Association vs Dorothy and Harry Quigly with a 482 dollar claim. Howard A. Smock vs Mary Kessing with 16.55. guardian Harriet Jones sale of two thirds of a large parcel in sections 11 16N 3E with 31.80 acres, terms require half cash and two year payments.
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Gencer
Spencer
Township
Marion County
State of
Indiana
Jane W. Jones
Wad dell Impresses In Browns Victory Over Houston
Houston April 3 Rube Wad dell pitched all nine innings for the St. Louis Browns in a 5 to 1 win over Houston His control kept hits scattered and he fanned six as his effort matched the work of Petty and Graham in midseason form
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Houston
Tex
Rube Waddell
St. Louis Browns
Petty
Grabham
St. Louis
Rube
Named as Administrator in Probate
Judge Ross appoints Itiam H. Newby administrator of the estate of his mother Martha A. by. The estate is valued at about unknown.
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Ross
H. Newby
Martha A. By
Public Sheriff Sale and Estate Notices Arrive in Marion County
The sheriff advertises a public sale on April 10 1909 at Marion County Court House to auction rents and profits of Lot 45 Brookside Park to satisfy a decree in Capitol Lumber Company versus James D Davis et al with costs and interest. Also notices to heirs at Probate Court April 24 1909 for Henry L Schneider estate and appointment of Anni Corliss as administratrix of Michael Corliss estate.
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Shnnwikfks Pall
Superior Court
Marion County
Indiana
Aetna Saving and Loan Association
Dorothy D. Quigly
Harry Quigly
Simons Vandes
Indianapolis
Seebee
Jacob Woessner
Hawkins, Smith & Hawkins
Followine Real Eistate
Edwards
Johnson
Marion Conindiana
W. Appleman
Capitol Lumber Company
James D. Davis
Court House
J. W. Trotter
Brookside Park
Means & Buenting
Henry L. Schneider
Albert Schifling
Albert Schiffling
Michael Corliss
Anni Corliss
James L. Butler
Richard G. Hedden
Beau Nue
City of
Dr. Martin
New York
Apolis
R Tate
Jacob Woessn
Marion
W. S. Taylor
Man Believed Dead Returns After 11 Years in Grand Rapids
In Pittsburg Pennsylvania a funds check from the orphan's court revealed a man missing for 11 years and presumed dead, found in Grand Rapids Michigan. An heir to 317 dollars, previously reported as living in Oil City, was identified by a photo and writing matched by an Oil City partner. The man, in poverty in Grand Rapids, was declared as heir by Judge Hawkins.
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Pittsburg
Grand Rapids
Mich
Hawkins
Howard Furner
Barbara Escherich
George Spickert
Oil City
Pau
Carpenter
Pitcher Tobias Disappears From South Bend Team
South Bend Indiana April 3 Tobias pitcher, once expected to star for the South Bend Central League club, has vanished. None of the club officials, from Manager Grant downward, can explain the desertion. Outfielder Core reported to South Bend yesterday after holding out the entire season.
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South Bend
Ind
Tobias
Grant Down
Blackmailer Captured in Chicago After Demanding $3000
Vincenzo Geraci, trapped while waiting for $3000 to ransom Dr. Peter Catrera, is believed by police and the Italian colony to be the leader of the Black Hand in the region. Threats dating back to last November prompted detectives to stake out Catrera’s office. Police overheard Geraci demand the money and threaten the doctor before his arrest after leaving the office.
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Chicago
Vincenzo Geraci
Peter Catrera
Black Hand Society
Catrera
Geraci
Count Baroni the Picture Dealer Foiled in New York Hotel
In New York on April 3 Count Baroni of Naples and a valet left the Gotham Hotel amid suspicions. Authorities found about twenty five paintings among his trunks and he admitted he was a picture dealer not a count, paying $100 in advance with a large bill. Hotel manager Ryan questioned him and confirmed the ruse.
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Naples
Gotham
Baroni
Count Baroni
Ryan
Fifth Avenue
Bmiunager
City Record for a Day Mixed births deaths licenses and permits
Births list multiple families including Sullivan Davis Miles Wellehan Salinger and others with locations in Indianapolis areas. Deaths include Anni Sullivan George DeLong Susan Blackledge and several infants with causes such as broncho pneumonia meningitis and premature birth. Building permits list Ardous projects including Asa Gilpin Elise Bollfin Bennett Parrish and Riverside Bathing Beach amphitheater with values.
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Anni Sullivan
N. Noble Street
George DeLong
W. Morris Street
Susan K. Blackledge
E. Eleventh Street
Vasile, Serban
City Hospital
Florence C. Fitzsimmons
S. Meridian Street
Docagui
Worlus
Caven Street
Carl van Winkie, Jr
Reagert Street
Margaret Fox
Twenty-ninth Street
le Collier
Asa M. Gilpin
Elise Bollfin
Ferris Avenue
G. W. and
E. Bennett
UC Keystone
S. Parrish
Senate
Thirty-ninth
Riverside Bathing Beach Company
Thirtieth and Canal
Louis H.gasa
Proses Seway
Hogs Higher With Local Buyers Stepping In
April 3 market report shows 3,500 hogs 5,530 cattle 50 sheep with gains in hog and sheep sectors while cattle dipped year over year. Prices for top hogs reached 7.50 with many sold near 6.90 to 7.30 as buyers competed. Cattle demand remained softer on closing day, bulls steady and calves firm. Sheep and lambs arrivals were light and markets quiet at unchanged levels.
Chicago Live Stock Market Reports at Union Stock Yards
Hogs receipts around 10 000 with mixed and butchers moving higher prices. Good heavy bulls and calves quoted within 7.00 to 8.10 range while light and feeder stock show varied levels. Sheep receipts near 1 500 with steady to advancing values for sheep and lambs.
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Chicago
Union
Cincinnati Live Stock Market Report
Cincinnati live stock market for April 5 shows hogs at 1,500 head steady, cattle receipts 316 steady and quiet including bulls and calves with veals priced 6.50 to 8.00, and sheep and lambs receipts 31 with market steady.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburg Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Pittsburg Pa April 3 livestock market notes light receipts and steady to higher quotes across cattle hogs sheep and calves. Prices show ranges from common cows at 2.00 to 4.50 and spring calves up to 9.00 with lambs to 18.00. Hogs top at 7.48 for heavy types and calves steady near 6.00 to 9.00.
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Pittsburg
East Buffalo Livestock Market Report
East Buffalo N Y April 3 cattle receipts 100 steady. Yeats receipts 1% head active 2c lower. Call to choice 5 0 699 0. Sneep and lambs receipts 4 000 head slow lambs lower sheep %c lower. Lambs 40 yearlings 7.00 7.40 sheep 2.50 0. Pocco erect 1 700 head See strong. Yorkers 7.10 7.36 Fy ie 6.65 6.75 mixed and heavies 7.30 7.40 roughs 6 25 6 60.
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Faeate Lee
East Buffalo
N. Y
Game Deca red Off Between Champions and Athletics
The scheduled Saturday clash between the Champions and the Athletics was canceled due to cold weather. No reschedule details were provided.
Wall Street Opens With Steep Early Declines
New York April 3 Prices moved lower in early trading with many stocks down a point or more. Amalgamated and Steel common fell, though losses eased briefly before a stronger tone returned in the first 15 minutes.
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Amalgamated
Steel Common
Agricultural price list and inspections report update
The document lists grain prices for Wheat Corn Rye and No 2 through No 4 grades with through billing rates and discounts. It also records inspections by grain type with car totals for wheat corn and rye, plus comparative flour production outputs and store block data for April 3 4 and 6 with barrels and bushels figures.
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Ear
Tacper
Sample
Learin
Chicago Cash Grain Prices Reported
Chicago cash grain prices show wheat values with No 2 red at about 1.28 to 1.32 dollars per bushel and No 3 red around 1.25 to 1.20. Corn prices list No 6 yellow around 0.67 dollars and No 4 corn near 0.68. Oats quotations include No 3 white at about 0.51 dollars per bushel.
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Chicago
Bullock Fights City and County Funds in New Injunction
Attorney Henry W. Bullock files his third injunction suit in Marion county against Indianapolis and county officials including Auditor Sahm and Treasurer Robison. He seeks to bar payments under fee and salary laws to multiple institutions and officials, objects to street and parkway expenditures, and argues the laws are unconstitutional.
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Billheimer
Hadley
Purdue University Agricultural Department
Justices of the Peace
Center Township
Marion County
Indianapolis
Bullock
Sahm
Robison
Julia E
Julia E. Work Training School, White's
Irdigan Manual Labor Institute
George W. Stubbs
Board of Children’s Guardians of
Jacob Woessner
George T. Breunig
Charles A. Bookwalter
Charlies W. Moores
John H. Emrick
Henry C. Sickles
Willam M. Taylor
Andrew M. Sweeney
Board of School Commissioners of
Henry Jameson
Charles E. Coffin
John J. Appel
Ferdinand L. Mayer
Board of Park Commissioners of Indianapolis
The
Art Association of Indianapolis
Breunig and
Bonds for parkways and boulevards maintenance
A proposal to issue bonds exceeding 1 000 000 dollars to fund sport and maintenance of parkways and boulevards. Pending court restraint or approval, the plan seeks authority to finance improvements and related costs.
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Mallor
Toledo Grain Prices Move Across Wheat and Corn Markets
Toledo reports cash wheat at 1.00 May 1.30 July 1.10 September 1.00. Corn cash 6.84 May 6.9 July September 6.4. Rye cash 0.06. Clover seed April 5.60 with September figures noted. Alsike about 8.25. TMmot.
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Chicago Ee
Thomson wWire
Sant
Toledo
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Park Avene
Arthur and
Ella Davis
Wayne Street
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Ethel Miles
Naomi
Hazel Wellehan
Keystone Avenue
Barney and
Minnie Salinger
New Jersey Street
Wiliam and
Mollie Hansen
St. Vinceent’s Hospital
Tsutborn
Himer Watkins
Westfield
Mary E. Weathers
Charles N. van Horn
Smith TH. Bolman
Southport
Frank E. Mariz
Vera M. Donner
Harry
Smith
Clara M. Moore
Patty
Central Union
Central Union Telephone Co
Wall Street
Henry W. Bullock
Thos. C. Day & CO
Lew Building
Prospect
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