Stock market opens irregular with major declines noted
New York stocks opened irregular with New York Central and several rail and industrials showing losses. After the first hour the market turned heavier with most prices slipping one to two points from Saturday's close while government bonds held steady and the overall tone firmed slightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-MacRae Press Association
New York
New York Central
Extean Central
Kkeading
Amalgamated
Union Foacific
Canadian Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Moon
Poultry Prices and Creamery Goods Report
Scripps-McRae Press Association notes Western steam spot markets. Poultry and fowls prices listed with chick counts and chick- batch figures. Creamery items such as extra cream and white, 19c and 15c. Receipts total 24,482 with firm prices for Western firsts and Lib Pye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Press Asssociation
Western Steam
Durks
C. Gs
Firm
White
Western
Ulster Pa Auction Market Report Confusing Prices
Ippe McRae Press Association from Ulster Pennsylvania notes mixed livestock receipts and prices. Sheep and hog quotes show varied weights and grades with lambs and wethers listed alongside approximate ranges for prime and heavy hogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ippe-McRae Press Association
Usburg
Fresh Oysters and Sea Food Prices Listed for New York
The notice lists fresh oysters in cans with prices in New York, plus New York standards for bulk oysters and extra Baltimore selections. It includes blue points oysters, rocks, little neck clams, quahaugs, shrimps unpeeled and peeled, scallops, deviled crabs, live and boiled lobsters, and assorted fresh fish by the pound or piece with varied prices such as black bass, red snapper, haddock, sunfish, trout, salmon, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Baltimore
Hell
Rocksways
Prices of Seeds in Indianapolis Retail Market
Indianapolis retailers report seed prices for Timoth y seed at 2.60 per bushel for choice and 2.50 for prime. Clover seed shows red choice at 9.00 and 8.00 for prime, with variations for red and mammoth English types. Alfalfa and Alsike clover priced around 7.50 to 9.60, and grass seeds list Kentucky Bluegrass at 1.75, orchard grass 1.95, English bluegrass 1.75, Red Top 1.40, and rape seed at 10e per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Money for Temple Subscriptions Reported at Noon
Masonic lodges submitted to the building fund at Meadey noon. Previously received 65,405 dollars. Raper commandery 33 percent, Indianapolis chapter 9125, Weystone chapter 175, Center lodge 500, Marion lodge 150, Capital City lodge 635, Ancient Landmarks lodge 1,085, Mytie Tic lodge 2,485, Pentalpha lodge 870, Logan lodge 245, Monument lodge 30. Total for the day 7,630 dollars. Grand total 75,036 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raper Commandery
Indianapolis
Weystone
Ter
Center Lodge
Marion Lodge
Capital City Lodge
Ancient Landmarks Lodge
Mytie Tic Lodge
Pentalpha Ieee
Logan Lodge
Monument Lodge
Thieves Target Local Stores In Weekend Burglary Spree
Detectives diary and Morgan report a burglar knew exactly where to search at Joseph Gifford’s Massachusetts avenue store. He found $230 hidden in the cellar after watching Gifford conceal the funds two months earlier. Burglars hit Summerville Brothers grocery on 1918 Howard Street and McLaughlin’s barber shop at 559 Massachusetts Avenue, breaking windows and entering rear doors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gifford
Summerville Brothers
McLaughlin
Maschusetts Ave
Meughlin
Feves
Hoosiers Pirates Game Declared Off Due to Weather
The Monday matchup between Indiana Hoosiers and Pittsburgh Pirates was called off because of a muddy field and extreme cold. The teams will reconvene to play later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Hoosiers
Pirates
Livestock Prices and Receipts From Indianapolis Market
Receipts totaled hogs 4 006 cattle 360 sheep and lambs 10. Hogs were off about ten cents with top at 30.75. Cattle weak while sheep and lambs strong. Detailed ranges include steers, heifers, cows, bulls, calves, hogs by weight and quality, with multiple price brackets and class names across common to prime categories. Bull and calf values appear alongside heavy and light hogs and various ewe and lamb figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
East Buffalo Live Stock Market Report
East Buffalo N Y April report shows receipts 5500 cattle and 9200 sheep with prices drifting lower for prime steers heifers and stockers. Hogs 1700 head down with Yorkers and heavy pigs selling around 5.40 to 6.10 while lambs and ewes hit varied bids across grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Buffalo
N. Y
Cattle and Hog Prices Decline at Chicago Receipts
Secripps McRae reports Chicago market activity with cattle receipts at 10 percent lower and hogs down with light and rough categories falling. Prime beeves traded around 5.65 to 6.75, cows and heifers 3.50 to 5.69, steers and feeders 2.60 to 5.10. Sheep receipts near 2,000 with native and western categories quoted 4.00 to 8.50 for lambs and sheep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
St Louis Live Stock Prices and Receipts
St Louis Mo April 8 cattle receipts 250 strong beef steers 4.00 to 4.30 stockers and feeders 3.05 to 5.55 cows and heifers 2.00 to 5.23 Texas steers 2.65 to 4.60 hogs receipts 9.50 jawer pigs 6.00 packers 6.15 to 6.60 butchers and best heavy 6.55 to 6.65 steady receipts 1 500 natives 3.25 to 4.25 lambs 4.10 to 7.75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caer Et Cement Viet
TSA SA Hs Oak
St. Louis
Serbora-Mekize Press Association
ST. Louts
Texas
Jawer
Chicago Produce Prices From Seripps McRae Press Assoc
Market list from Chicago shows egg prices at 17 cents for extra firsts and 15 cents for prime firsts. Poultry offers turkeys at 12 cents, chickens and ducks with geese listed, per dozen prices referenced. Cheese items include Twins at 14 cents per unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Seripps-McRae Press Association
C. Potter
Young Americas
Ubulatec
Cincinnati Live Stock prices and receipts report
Cattle receipts 2177 with prices for butcher steers and calves. hog receipts down with good to choice hogs at 6.50 to 6.60. sheep receipts strong with extras and lambs priced up to 8.25. Listings show market activity at Cincinnati with butcher and live stock grades and values.
Grain markets report for Chicago from April 8
Chicago grain prices and local receipts summary with May and July futures for wheat corn and oats. Hog provisions declined with July pork at 15.40 dollars and lard ribs around 8.77 and 38.60. Local receipts include 10 wheat cars 279 corn and 160 oats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Grain Prices and Inspections Report as of Market Day
Wheat steady with No 2 red and No 3 red quoted. Corn mixed prices from No 2 white to No 4 white and yellow varieties. Oats steady with No 2 white and No 3 white listed. Hay steady with timothy and clover reported. Inspections show multiple cars of wheat corn white mixed and yellow graded or rejected, total cars 55.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hay
Timothy
Othy
Engineer on Trial for Baltimore & Ohio Wreck
Valparaiso Indiana April Frank Galnouer engineered the first section of passenger train No 47 and faces trial for causing the Woodville wreck that killed over 50. He along with Conductor Samuel J Moste and Engineer Anthony Burke of the freight train and J D Porter of the first passenger section were indicted for involuntary manslaughter. The state has 21 witnesses, the defense six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore & Ohio
Woodville
Ind
Galnouer
Samuel J. Moste
Anthony Burke
J. JD. Porter
Governor Hanly Faces Fatigue Seeks Vacation Break
Governor Hanly spent the forenoon in his office on Monday and fatigue lingered after noon. Friends say he should take a vacation to regain strength and rest away from work until he improves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Hanly
Man Declared Dead in 1905 Is Found Alive in Oregon
John Kinnington, declared legally dead by Judge Merle Walker in 1905, is living in Winton Oregon. A letter from his attorney says he disappeared from Indianapolis 18 years ago due to domestic troubles and left substantial property. Despite his return, under law he remains dead and cannot reclaim his estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kinnington
Merle N. A. Walker
Probate
Winton
Washington County
Oregon
Kinnington
Walker
C. E. Nindt
Kinton
Indianapolis
Roosevelt Statue Planned in Tokyo
New Orleans reports Roosevelt square to be built in central Tokyo with a bronze statue of the U S president. T Asabuki, son of a Japanese millionaire, cables that postwar affection for Roosevelt has grown and Japan seeks a permanent memorial to the United States and its chief executive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asabuki
Japan
Roosevelt
United States
Day Births and Deaths in City Record Notes
Births list nine couples with addresses naming a baby of both girls and boys. Deaths record varied ages from 21 to 77, listing causes including pulmonary tuberculosis meningitis periostitis liver cancer and tetanus. Marriage licenses show multiple couples and commercial property transactions with values and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Dorsey
Hadley St
Frank Anderson
William L. Pine
Ashland Ave
John Bibbs
Ellsworth St
Sarah Hoyt Williams
W. Washington St
Elmer E. Gilliland
E. Twelfth-st
Anna Kamensky
S. Illinois-st
Mary N
Urtz
Cornellave
John M. Grady
N. Blackford-st
James Johnson
Shelby Sr
Bright
Juniors to Host The Junior Prom at Shortridge High
Shortridge juniors stage The Junior Prom in the school gym next Friday night. Proceeds fund the seniors reception at the end of May. Class colors light the decor with electric lights illuminating booths and a running-track setup for refreshments and attractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shortridge High School
Short
No Third Term for Roosevelt in 1901 Controversy
A silent witness regarding the veracity of funding for New York in 1901 remains unavailable as efforts to interview him fail. Congressman Sherman, aboard the Bluecher with Speaker Cannon’s party, declines to comment on a wireless message about large contributions to the campaign fund linked to "J. D" or "J. O" likely referring to Jesse Overstreet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Harriman
New York
Sherman
J. D
T. R
Bluerher
Cannon
Harriman
Roosevelt
J. O
Jesse Overstreet
Indiana
Republican Congressional Committee
Young Boy Mortally Wounded in Fort Sumter Incident in Wheeling
Isaac Randolph Moise, credited with firing the second shot at Fort Sumter, dies in Wheeling at age six. A longtime Wheeling resident, he leaves behind a son who serves as secretary of the National Tube company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph Moise
Ft. Sumter
Wheeling
The
National Tube Company
Editors for Roosevelt Voice Editors Across the Country
The Times publishes letters from 31 Republican editors assessing President Roosevelt’s strength. Only one calls him weaker, five say he is as strong, and 25 deem him far stronger than before. Some temper praise, urging a halt to wholesale reform, and regret his frequent replies to critics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Boosting the Price for Chicago Sunday Newspapers
Chicago newspapers may raise Sunday price from 5 to 7 cents. The Chicago Examiner began April 7 with a 1 cent increase and other papers plan similar hikes for the Sunday edition. Costs on distribution and paper weigh on decisions as dealers report impact and New York papers already charge 7 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Examiner
Chicago
Chicago Tribune
New York
Danville OKs three for retail liquor license
Danville county commissioners granted licenses to Edward Crawley Herbert L Wilson and Scott M Lingren feller after a remonstrance of 496 names blocked by illegality challenges 191 names objected and 121 unauthorized. saloons to open after stock arrives with three more licenses expected at May term It has been about 50 years since Danville had a saloon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Ind
Edward Crawley
Scott M. Lingrenfeller
Circuit Court
Commissioners’ Court
Roosevelt poll shows strong support for third term
The North American tally from Philadelphia on April 3 records Roosevelt’s third term at 7 067 votes and broad backing across issues like canal, education, and world peace. The totals suggest widespread faith in his integrity and the policies associated with his name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Roosevelt
Excursions Out But None In In Indiana Rail Rate Clash
Railroads serving Indianapolis halt cheap excursion trains in protest of a two cent fare law. City business concerns warn of revenue loss as inbound crowds decline while outbound trips continue. Knights of Pythias and other groups face denied rate requests for events. Commercial leaders urged to seek a solution for the city’s trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Knights of Pythias
Cooking Lessons Draw Crowds Across City Churches
Mrs Helen Armstrong conducts daily cooking lectures at various churches. A Saturday session at Holy Cross church featured broiled steak with baked bananas and popovers with strawberry sauce. She demonstrates beating eggs, adds salt to enhance flavor, and uses cotolene in tea cakes while outlining a schedule for lessons through Friday at Fletcher plate M Hs church and other locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Armstrong
Holy Cross Church
Oriental
Chtosis
Fletcher
M. Hs
Virginia
Ave
Hosier Day T P A Campaign Aims To Add Members
Travelers' Protective association members plan a statewide drive on April 18 to recruit new members in Indianapolis and across Indiana. A banquet at the Commercial Club will honor the effort and a flying squadron will tour from South Bend starting April 19 with Mayor C A Bookwaller among participants. Indiana leads in T P A membership, with Illinois and Missouri seeking to overtake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travelers’ Protective Association
Indianapolis
Commercial Club
Indiana
Jury to Review Case After Final Arguments
The report notes the trial will proceed to jurors on Wednesday night after close of arguments, with the judge indicating the case could go to the jury in that session.
$250 000 For Evelyn Thaw Confirmed
A New York report states Mrs. William Thaw settled 250000 on Evelyn Nesbit Thaw before Harry K. Thaw’s murder trial of Stanford White. The move was not required to spur Evelyn to testify and reflects the elder Thaw’s trust in the couple to reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
New York
William Thaw
Harry K. Thaw
Thaw
Stanford White
Evelyn
Proclamation Expected For New Laws Soon
The last general assembly acts are likely to be proclaimed within 24 hours. By noon Monday copies had been shipped to counties with receipts received from all but Madison, Henry, and Putnam counties whose clerks advised mailed receipts. The governor will issue the proclamation once all receipts are in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison, Henry
Putnam
Secretary of State
Rumor of Root Resignation Not Substantiated
Washington reports circulating that Secretary of State Root may resign are unverified. The chatter cites alleged differences with the president over succession plans and involvement in a Hague peace conference debate. Root reportedly remains focused on State Department work and South American relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Washington
Root
Volved
Harriman
State Department
Oor
South America
Hague
Edward Bright Dies After Fire Fight at Home
Edward Bright of 302 Warren Ave died from a congestive chill Sunday after attempting to extinguish a rear fire at his house. Born in Indianapolis, he once played as a local baseball catcher for Amos Rusie before turning pro. He worked the last two years at the Independent Fish and Game company store on N I Minoiast. He leaves a wife and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Bright
Warren Ave
Mr. Bright
Indianapolis
Amos Rusie
Independent Fish and Game Company
N. I Minoiast
Missing 85 year old woman bradock case
Police report a missing elderly woman Mrs Sadie Price aged 85 from Braddock Pennsylvania. A message from the Braddock chief states she disappeared April 2 and was located in this city. Authorities urge any information to assist the search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock
Sadie Price
Visible Range Lessons at Vonnegut Hardware Store
Demonstrations of the New Process Visible range are held on the second floor of the Vonnegut Hardware store on E Washington and are led by Mrs Lilian Matherson of New York City. Lectures draw large crowds of women and continue all week with cooking demonstrations and explanations of the range's qualities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vonnegut Hardware Company
E. Washington Sr
Lilian Matherson
New York City
County Board presses for courthouse basement rooms
The Board of County Commissioners demanded possession of all basement rooms to house two new courts. Mayor Charles A. Bookwalter asked for a week to decide and was granted this delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Charles A. Bookwalter
Bookwalter
Jacoby Couple Charged with Perjury in Divorce Case
William and May Jacoby were arrested on a perjury warrant sworn by C. R. Ray, son of Patience Neff. They waived examination in police court and were sent to the grand jury. Mrs. Neff alleges the couple lied in her divorce action against Marion Neff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
May Jacoby
C. R. Ray
Patience Neff
Mrs. Neff
Jacoby
Marion Neff
Business leader Theodore D. Buhl dies suddenly in New York
Theodore D. Buhl, head of Buhl Maltable Ironworks of Detroit and president of Detroit National Bank and Parke-Davis & Co., collapsed on a street near the Waldorf Astoria. Death was attributed to apoplexy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun
New York
Theodore D. Buhl
Buhl
Detroit
Detroit National Bank
Parke-Davis & Co
Waldorf-Astoria
Artist's model sues former pastor for 10000 dollars
Miss Selma Bergstrom, an artist's model, sues Arthur Dudley, former pastor of a Mount Vernon church, for 10000 dollars claiming he courted her for a year and promised marriage before marrying Catherine Rush of New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Selma Bergstrom
Arthur Dudley
Mount Vernon
Dudley
Catherine Rush
Rioters clash as Kalamazoo streetcars attacked
In Kalamazoo Michigan April 8 a street railway strike drew a crowd of about 1000. Police and sheriff units struggled to control the mob as rocks were hurled at passing cars. Two arrests were made and Clifton Carson was badly hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Clifford Carson
Married by Mayor Charles Bookwalter in city ceremony
John Andrews and Lizzie Miller were married Monday morning by Mayor Charles A. Bookwalter at a city ceremony. It was the mayor’s first wedding this term and he volunteered his services free of charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Andrews
River-ave
Lizzie Miller
Holmes-ave
Charles A. Bookwalter
Trustees named for Boys' School at Plainfield
Gov. Hanly appointed a board of trustees Monday for the Boys' school at Plainfield. Named were William C. Ball of Terre Haute reappointed Theodore P. Johnson of Lochiel Benton county and Guy H. Humphries of Linton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanly
Plainfield
William C. Ball
Terre Haute
Theodore P. Johnson
Lochiel
Benton County
Guy H. Humphries
Linton
Explosion at Burton Powder plant kills three near Hillsville
A powder explosion at the Burton Powder company plant near Hillsville, New Castle, Pennsylvania, this morning killed three men: John King of Lowellville, Ohio, and two Italian workers. About 2000 pounds of powder detonated, destroying one building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippe-McRane Press
New Castli
Burton Powder Company
Hillsville
John King
Lowellville
Assassination of Guatemala Ex-President Barrillas in Mexico City
Special to The Sur reports ex president Jose Lizandro Barrillas of Guatemala was killed tonight in Mexico City at the house of commons by an 18 year old Guatemalan named Cabrera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City OF
Mexico
Jose Lizandro Barrillas
Guatemala
House of Commons
Cabrera
First Regular Cars Run on Jeffersonville Interurban
In Jeffersonville Indiana on April S the first regular cars on the new electric interurban line to Sellersburg were run yesterday. The line forms part of the proposed route between Louisville and Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffersonville
Ind
Here
Sellersburg
Louisville
Indianapolis
Tie Was On Track
An attempt to wreck the Pittsburg express on the Buffalo Allegheny division of the Pennsylvania Railroad occurred yesterday afternoon near Parker. A tie was placed across the tracks three quarters of a mile south of Parker but the engine brushed it aside with only slight damage to the pilot. One suspect had been arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg, Pa
Pittsburg
Express
Buffalo-Allegheny Division
Pennsylvania Railroad
Parker
Police bust at least two gambling dens and a dog fight
Officers arrested Franklin for keeping a gambling house and charged Reeden and Dunning with visiting a gaming spot at 414 N Illinois. A second squad detained eight men at 443 E Washington St on suspected craps activity. Sgt Cox arrested Chris Zimmerman at a roadhouse for liquor violations amid a dog fight claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Charles Reeden
Carl Dunning
Tame Stock
EL Washington T
Sergt
Cox Anton Samt
Chris Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Insurance firm withdraws from Indiana over capital needs
The Columbia National Life Insurance Company of Boston informs the state auditor it will withdraw from Indiana due to the large funds required to develop the territory and to meet New York law costs. Incorporated in 192, licensed in Indiana since 9d, it holds 60 policies in the state valued at $264,305.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia National Life Insurance Company of
Boston
Indiana
New York
James Biddy Dying Custodian at Shortridge School
James Biddy longtime Shortridge High custodian is gravely ill at Deaconess hospital with Brights disease and not expected to survive the day. He has served three years at the school and has been unable to work for three spells in that period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Biddy
Shortridge High School
Bright
Mr. Biddy
Shortridge
Teacher granted leave as parents fall ill
Miss Marian Schibsby of Shovbulg High School receives a leave of absence for the rest of the term due to his parents severe illness at home. Miss Marietta Nell of the University of Chicago will take charge of her classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Schibsby
Shovbulg High School
Marietta Nell
Chicago Unis«R
M's Chips
Shirtridge
Police Court Jail Seen In Best Condition By Health Official
W. Butler, secretary of the State Board of Health, informed Mayor Charles A. Bookwalter that his recent inspection of the police court jail found it in the best condition he had ever seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police Court
Amos W. Butler
The
State Board of Health
Charles A. Bookwalter
Incorporations Filed for Several Indiana Firms
Articles of incorporation recorded for Superior Garment Co in Columbia City with 10000 capital stock. Hogan Carse Construction Co of Indianapolis lists 31000 capital, directors O M Carse J W Cogan and Co H Hogan. D C Manufacturing Co Greensburg 10000 capital, directors James D Trester Charles Schuh W E Strickland. Vincennes Pipe and Casting Co Vincennes capital stock listed with directors C L Rundle J D LaCroix C F Passon W J Nicholson Gustave Shiffke H Balgeworth August Sumerman. The Commercial Bank of Vincennes filed notice to raise capital from 50000 to 75000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Garment Company
Columbia City
Capital Stock
William A. Clugston
Nerbert B. Clugston
Charles H. Snyder
Hogan-Carse Construction Co
Indianapolis
O. M. Carse
J. W. Cogan
Co. H. Hogan
D. C. Manufacturing Co
Greensburg
James D. Trester
Charles Schuh
W. E. Strickland
Vincennes Pipe and Casting Company
Vincennes
C. L. Rundle
J. D. LaCroix
C. F. Passon
W. J. Nicholson
Gustave Shiffke
H. Balgeworth
August Sumerman
The
Commercial Bank
Vivansville
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Masons
ING Fund
Joseph Gifford
Tie Bourglar
I Massa
Chusetts Ave
Iary and
Morgan
Reripps-WeRac Press
Secripps-McRae Press Association
Cincinnati
Cincinnaaas
Chicago Grain
City Grain
Valparaiso, Ind
Friends OF Gov. Hanly
Honor Roosevelt
Scrippe-McRae Press Association
New Orleans
United
Tokio
T. Asabuki
A Mil
Lionaire Citizen
D. and
Louise Luedeman
Tacoma Ave
H. P
Laura Jungeelaus
Talbott-ave
Walter and
Vada Lockwood
Howard-st
Joseph H
Marie Krantzky
Harlan-st
David and
Bessie Broyles
Chadwick-st
Edward and
Ida Henry
Patrick and
Deia O'Neill
Merkelst
Nat and
May Etford
Willard-st
Harry and
Lucy Patterson
Jefferson Ave
Charles and
Clare Newkirk
Maryland-st
Leopold Puteur
Selma Fox
John Andrewe
Joe Davis
Annie Webb
Cecil Neal
Marietta Lanning
Henry Porter
Mary G. Clements
Loren Smith
Stella Caudle
Edgar B. Gardner
Nancy Kk. Eppert
Alvin A. Smeigh
Jessye M. McCann
Deryous Delow
Maud Lanier
James Howard Lyle
Grace B. Heinrichs
J. W. Newman & Co
Louisiana
Knight & Jillson Co
Pennsylvania
Conrad Haelle
Minnesota
Beck & Co
Riverside Park
Theresa E. Judd
W. B. Rossetter
London
John Monaghan
B. F. Wysong
Reisner
E. C.thomas
Joseph T. Coner
Emeline Garner
State and Fletcher
Co. J. Schubb
Denny
Ridge
Randy
Punch
Teller
Fort Sumter
Wheeling, W. Va
Secripps-MecHae Press Association
the Times, Today
Chicago Sunday News
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia, Pa
North American
Ama
Evelyn Wesbeit
Dering
General Assembly
White House
Scripp
McRae Press Association
Kalamazoo
Kalamazoo, Mich
Sur
Scrippa-McRae Press Association
Dis
Captain Martin Tyland
Lieurs
Sandemann and
Belch
Detective Quigley
Henry
Illinois St
Kroeger
Tpright
N. Penn
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