Births and guardians listed for Hartmans Rodenbarger and others
A fragmented notice lists parents and addresses for newborns including Hartman Rodenbarger and Pelton, with other entries mentioning Johnson, Casserly, Cochran, Young, Stewart, and Broach. The details show multiple city streets and a mix of boy and girl births, but many fragments are unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
Mannie Schweitzer
Har- Jan-st
William
Jennie Hartman
Ste
Alva
Mary Rodenbarger
Parkave
Barry C
Ivory Pelton
Wilcoxst
Michael
Nellie Casserly
W. New York St
Ernest
Maud Johnson
Dormanst
Alexander and
Maud Cochran
Notable Notre Dame Lady Offers Free Home Cure
A woman named Mrs. M. Summers of Notre Dame Indiana claims a home treatment can cure rheumatism scoliosis and related pains without changing climate. She says the discovery removes uric acid from blood loosens stiff joints purifies the body and restores vitality and vision and invites sufferers to write for proof.
Pittsburg Boss Plans West Visit for Wagner
President Barney Dreyfuss of the Pittsburg club left for Chicago to arrange bringing Hans Wagner to Winfield Illinois with him for three days at Fred Clarke’s ranch. Wagner wrote he would not play for $25,000 this year. Catcher George Gibson, a stubborn holdout, signed with Pittsburg and headed west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney Dreyfuss
Pittsburg
Chicago
Hans Wagner
Winfield, Isan
Fred Clarke
Wagner
Michigan
West
Clarke
Dayton
Fielder Jones
Convention Rates Set for Republican National Meet in Chicago
Chicago April 4 It was announced that railroad rates will match those at the Denver convention charging 1 4 cents per mile for the Republican national convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Denver
Bishop urges war on tobacco at New York conference
New York April 4 Bishop Moore urged M E church preachers to combat tobacco. He praised night riders who destroyed tobacco warehouses and urged stronger action to hinder tobacco growth and promote grain farming. He warned against smoking and linked it to damnation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Market quotes for grains and hay from early 1900s report
The page lists prices for Wheat Corn Oats and Hay with through billing terms and monthly futures like April May June. It also includes inspections by grade and car totals, plus a comparative statement of flour output and stock in store figures for several dates in 1906 1907 and 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy
Taft Resolution Defeated by One Vote in Manila Convention
In Manila on April 4 the insular Democratic convention passed a resolution condemning Governor General William H Watt but it was defeated by a single vote. The outcome marked a narrow setback for the measure within the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Manila
William H. Watt
Suburban growth expands around Indianapolis on interurban routes
Rapid suburban expansion around Indianapolis shows more middle class buyers seeking room and country life near the city. Real estate activity continues strong with transfers and new homes this spring. Notable deals include James Renihaan selling a north side South Street block to Robert Poindexter for 25000 and Joseph A. Shirley selling a flat to Mary Kenny for 11000, plus Charles F. Hartmann buying a 4 acre Warren township farm from William Prange for 6500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Southport
South-st
Illinois St
James Renihaan
Robert Ji. Poindexter
Joseph A. Shirley
Mary Kenny
Sterling and
F Eleventh-sts
Charles F. Hartmann
Warren Township
William C. Prange
Hoosiers Meet Young and Tannerill Pitchers Saturday
Cy Young and Jesse Tannehill, hailed as the best of the Boston Americans, face the Hoosiers Saturday. Carr will pitch Seitz and Tevis. The Boston Regulars play at Toledo. Yonigans, who beat Illinois, meet the Hoosiers Saturday after their Friday Cham paign win. One Hoosier squad plays at Terre Haute and the other at Richmond on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cy Young
Jesse Tannehill
Boston Americans
Hoosiers
Carr
Seitz
Tevis
Boston
Oledo
Yonigans
University of Illinors
Champaign
Terre Haute
Richmond
Races Led Bank Cashier to $130000 Theft Confession
Daniel R. Delaney, former cashier of Henry E. Coe & Co., 60 Wall St., confessed to stealing from a New York bank. He said the track games began the spree, spiraling from hundreds to thirty thousand dollars, and warned others that racing is a losing gamble. He was arrested after being indicted for forgery and spoke to Inspector McCafferty at police HQ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
San TT
Daniel R. Delaney
Henry E. Coe & Co
Wallst
McCafferty
Mountainside
N. Delaney
East Buffalo Live Stock Market Report
East Buffalo New York April 4 cattle prices steady beef cattle yearlings and sheep and lambs listing receipts for cattle hogs and sheep with price ranges for yearlings lambs sheep hogs mixed heavies roughs and Yorkers specified in dollars per hundredweight
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Buffalo
N. Y
Salvation Army Reports Indianapolis Aid Efforts
Major William Escott announced Salvation Army work in Indianapolis since February 1. The group provided 3588 free meals, 679 free lodgings, 680 baskets for families, rent aid for six families, 659 bushels of coal, and over 560 hours of visitation. More than 100 free breakfasts were served weekly, with receipts at 539.39 and spending slightly higher, seeking continued contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Escott
Salvation Army
Bliss denies claim of $500000 political contribution
Cornelius Bliss, treasurer of the national Republican committee, rejected an Investigation of the Metropolitan Street Railway claim that more than half a million dollars funded McKinley’s 1900 campaign. He called the figure absurd and impossible, insisting no large identifiable donation existed. The supposed gift was linked to the Wall Street Cortlandt Street ferry deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cornelius W. Bliss
National Republican Committee
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
Wiliam McKinley
Bliss
T. F. Ryan
Mr. Bliss
Wall-st.-Cortland Ferries
Pioneer merchant dies after TB battle
James Dickson aged 70 died Friday night at City hospital from pulmonary tuberculosis and complications. He once owned a dry goods store on Washington street near Illinois street. Born in Ireland, he is survived by a widow, two sons and three daughters. He was moved from the Colonial hotel last Thursday to the hospital. Funeral planned at Tutewiler & Sons undertaking establishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Dickson
City Hospital
Dickson
Washington St
Illinois St
Ireland
Last Turssday
Tutewiler & Sons
Traveling man drinks carbolic acid in saloon murder
A Fort Wayne traveler, Frank Tompson, reportedly drank carbolic acid in a Marshall Illinois saloon, causing a fatal self inflicted act. The incident was reported as a Marshall dispatch dated April 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wayne
Ind
Marshall,Ill
Frank Tompson
Marshall
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. H. Waldron
Shelbyville, Ind
David Meltzer
R. R
Shelbyville
Kansas City
Nashville
Tenn
Memphis
T. EB. Jones
Muskingum Street, City
Martinsville, Ind
Henry Miller
Martinsville
Sir
Dr. Waldron
Grover White
Pratt Street
Noblesville
Logansport
Waldron
West Pleasant Street
William Reed
N. B
Washington and
Meridian Streets
North Meridian Street
Teromes C. Bay & CO
Law
Bryce
Marion
P. Yale
Cadillac
WD. P. Stirk & Co
Fast St
Schweitzer
Clara
Nettie Martin
Earl-st
George Ww
Teaney
Montcalm-st
Bernard Bachman
Madison Ave
David S. Moore
Cornellave
Richytta EE
Gransinger
Elsie Mec-Cloug
Aes R. Harrison
Clementine M. Victor
Athur
B. Cutter
Bessie E. Phil
James M. Stewart
Hazel Broach
David B. Westfield
Bertha L. Rowe
Notre Dame Lady’s
Pittsburg, Pa
George Gibson
Sox
Bude Myers
Cobb
Rossman
Coughlin
Detroit
Schwenck
Chappelle
Owens
Mullin
Summers
Killian
Thomas
Payne
Birmingham
Ala
Chicago Nationals
Slagle
Howard
Dallas
Tex
New York National League
New Yorks
McAlester
Okla
E. Yingling
Rowan
Stoner
Ziefel
More
Samson
Donovan
Peterson
Wilson and Kahoe
Blo
Ractorg
Tobaggo
City Grain
William Escott
The
Sal
Vation Army
Ment
Ino. Dierdorf Piano Co
E. Wash. St
Cincinnati
Belaware ST
United States
Reyuser
Dye Works
Monument Place
N. Penn. St
Julius Keller
Maryland St
WM. H. Armstrong CO
Tndianapolis
Indiana
Indiana Dental College
Delaware and
Ohio Streets
Jolliff and Sons
MARSHALL @ STEARN'S
T. K. of P. Building
W. H. Roll’s Sons
Indiana Trust CO
Burplus
Mase. Ave
Woman’s Exchange
K. of P
Indianapolis Gas Co
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