Wall Street Stocks Rally Then Turn Weak After Opening
New York April 17 The stock market opened quiet yet firm with fractional gains in leading issues. Union Pacific and American Smelting led early advances amid reports of open buying by factions and a so called pool, while London investors purchased about 45 000 shares. After an hour gains faded as concentrated selling intensified and a debate over Harriman questions spurred further declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Union Pacific
St. Paul
London
Harriman
Egg and dairy price list from Chicago market
Scrippe McRae Presa Association reports prices for eggs butter turkeys cheese and related items in Chicago on April 17. Extras eggs firsts prime firsts and assorted poultry prices are listed with several cents per dozen or per item and goose price per dozen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippe-McRae Presa Association
Chicago
Grain and hay market price list shows mixed bids
The document lists bids for Wheat Corn Osats and Hay with multiple grades and lots. Prices are given per unit with through billing terms and totals for car counts, noting several rejections and varied quality, including No. 2 red Titge wheat and No. 2 white corn and timothy hay with totals of 40 cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy
Pittsburg Live Stock Prices Face Seasonal Trade
Pittsburg Pa April 17 cattle trade steady with choice cattle quoted 5.80 to 6.00 for prime vealers and good mixed calves around 5.50 to 5.75. Sheep and lamb receipts show light supply with lambs selling 5.00 to 7.65. Heavy hogs at 7.95 and other grades near 4.0 to 4.40. receipts up about one percent higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
SmteRne Preav Association
Ittsburg
Actress Grace Price Claims Deserted by Husband
Grace Price an 11 year old actress alleges desertion by Arthur Price of 2638 Cornell Ave Indianapolis. She says he pledged to support her after one week then refused to work, and that she later learned he was involved in forged plans and drugged states. Police were asked to arrest him. her father a Big Four railroad official provided details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pretty Grace Price
Lota
Capt
Police Asch
Price
Arthur Price
Cornell Ave
Big Four
Anderson, Ind
Wonderland
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Lorraine Hotel
Malentene
Stewart
Cornell- 4
Hils
Actreas
Live Stock Receipts Hit Indianapolis Market Report
Indianapolis April 17 livestock receipts show hogs 5000 head down 5 cents to 6.80 top, cattle steady to strong, sheep and lambs unchanged. Cattle breakdown lists various steer, heifer, cow, and calf price ranges by weight class, with hogs and sheep values detailed and mixed grading notes throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Cattle and Hogs Market Report from East Buffalo
East Buffalo farm market on April 1 shows cattle receipts at 100 with steady prices. Veals and calves range from 3.50 to 7.75, sheep receipts 6,000 with lambs easing and sheep firm. Chotee lambs 9.00 to 9.25, yearlings 7.25 to 8.00, wethers 6.75 to 7.0, ewes 6.00 to 6.25, mixed sheep 6.25 to 6.50. Hogs receipts 2,500 with strong demand. Yorkers 7.15 to 7.50, pigs 7.90 to 7.25, heavy and mixed grades 7.06 to 7.15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Buffalo
Chicago Live Stock Prices and Receipts Report
Chicago April 17 cattle receipts 22,000 steady with values from 1.75 to 8.65 for various grades. hog receipts 26,000 steady with prices from 6.40 to 6.75 for different weights. sheep receipts 22,000 steady with native and western sheep and lambs priced from 4.65 to 8.60. Prime beef and pork metrics listed for trade summary.
Cattle and hog market receipts at St Louis
Scrippen McKne Press Association reports cattle receipts of 2500 steady with beef steers 4.00 to 6.50, stockers 3.50 to 5.30, cows and heifers 2.65 to 5.25, Texas seers 2.66 to 6.60. Hogs receipts 7700 with pigs 6.25 to 6.70, packers 6.40 to 6.75, best heavy 6.05 to 6.75. Sheep receipts 800, natives 3.25 to 6.35, lambs 4.25 to 9.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boas
Scrippen-McKne Press Association
ST. Louis
Texas
Cincinnati Market Report Cattle Hogs and Sheep Tally
Cincinnati market April 17 reports cattle receipts 948 steady with shippers paying 5.00 to 6.8 for extra to 6.70 on butcher steers and 4.75 to 5.50 for good to choice. Calves 6.50 range. Hogs receipts 3,852 down with good to choice 6.80 to 6.85 and mixed packers 6.70 to 6.80. Sheep receipts 400 strong with extras 6.00 to 6.25 and lambs at 7.60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Prices on meat fats and dairy in New York market
New York market report lists Pork Mess at 17.50 to 18.25, Lard Western spot 8.75 to 6.85, Tallow City 64 6 79, Butter Creamery extra 29 to 30c, Eggs White fancy 20c, Western 18 4c, Cheese Full cream 15c per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Western Steam
Western
Tinners Supplies Prices and Materials Catalog
Copper-bottoms and planished sheets offered for tinning and roofing. Iron and best breastc products with sizes 14x20 and 12x12, several prices listed. Charcoal tin and zinc items priced, including roofing tin brands and old styles with varying dimensions and costs.
The Wagon Market Prices Today at a Glance
Commodity prices listed include corn at 16 5ac, shelled oats 46 48c, sheaf hay at 17.00, straw 76.50 to 8.00, Miller at 312.00 and 15.00, Timothy hay 20.00 to 89.00, clover 17.00 to 18.00, mixed hay 18.50 to 19.50.
Heavy draft and animal quality notes in regional list
The document lists draft quality grades for animals and drivers with terms like heavy draft extra common fair southern animals and mules described from medium to good. It preserves scattered numeric codes and adjectives without cohesive narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weltes
PIUZE
Meats and Lard Prices Corrected by Kingan Co
Sugar cured hams at 15 161c and 164%4 171%c. English style hams 1514 164c. Soiled hams 214%4 236c. Boneless roulette 1614c. Picnic hams 10% lle. Breakfast bacon 1814 20%4c. Sugar cured bacon 14 18c. Smoked bacon 124 134%c. Dry salt bacon 11394 12%c. English style shoulders 114 11%c. Dried beef 15 18%4c. Lard 14 11%c. Pickled pork 16.00 25.00 per barrel. Pork sausage 10 10'4c. Fresh pork loins 10 13%4c. Fresh shoulders 10%c. Tenderloins 2c. Fresh beef carcass 612 83,c. Veal carcass. Mutton lambs 18e.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingan & Co
Crushed by Elevator At Wyman Dry Goods Store
Special to The Sun from South Bend Indiana reports a boy named Joseph Gibson aged 16 was crushed when an elevator descended as he leaned over the shaft from a ladder on the third floor. The incident occurred at the Wyman dry goods store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
Wyman Dry Goods
Joseph Gibson
Wheat and grain markets show firmer day gains
Chicago grain prices drifted higher despite early wheat strength fading. May wheat 77 1/4 cents, July 70 1/2, corn May 46 1/4, July 49 1/2, oats May 36 1/2, July 40 3/4 cents. Provisions steady with July pork 15.90, lard 8.75, ribs 8.62. Local receipts: wheat 2 cars, corn 214, oats 176.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
The Ax Will Fall As Hughes Signs Police Reform Law
New York April 17 The signature of Gov Hughes makes the reform bill a law empowering Commissioner Bingham to reorganize the police force The detective bureau is terminated and 19 police inspectors are reduced to captains The commissioner will appoint new inspectors from among 8 000 officers and reward the detective service widely The move stirs peanut politics at city hall but the plan avoids political games
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Press Association
New York
Bingnam
Bingham
Typhoid Fever Worse Than Smallpox in March Bulletin
The Monthly Bulletin of the State Board of Health reports March 1907 higher sickness and deaths than March 1906. Measles spread in most counties with fifteen deaths. typhoid fever deaths rise. pneumonia fatalities increase to 575. smallpox cases 276 across 20 counties with no deaths. tuberculosis deaths total 431. Orphans total 242 under 12 from dinner age groups. many homes affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Health
Deposits Rise in National Banks Across U S
Treasury officials note gains in deposits across national banks with almost 15 million more in two months and about 292 million since last spring. The public pressure on banks and the economy grows as figures are welcomed by officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippa-McFine ‘Prean ‘Association
Washington
Treasury
May Set Will Aside In Jeffersonville Court Case
Clark circuit court is asked to construe the will of William W. Borden a millionaire resident of Borden Clark county and determine if the document may be set aside. The case raises questions about the validity and execution of the will and will be scheduled for further proceedings in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun
Jeffersonville
Ind
Clark Circuit Court
William W. Borden
Borden
Clark County
Boy Paralysis Fears After Lockjaw Case in New Albany
Special to The Susquehanna News reports Gordon Pierson an 11 year old son of Councilman W A Pierson of New Albany Indiana cut his finger with a pecker knife two weeks ago and developed lockjaw the recovery appears doubtful officials say.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Albany
Ind
Gordon Pierson
W. A. Pierson
City Births and Obituaries From a Local Record
The city notes births listing Ray and Lizzie Forbes at 1619 Arsenal Ave a boy Otto and Elvina Sehmidt at 1822 Thalman Ave a girl and several more families with children. The record also lists numerous residents with ages and causes of death including cerebral hemorrhage measles pneumonia and gunshot wound along with several property deeds and dwelling values around 1000 to 8000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray
Lizzie Forbes
Arsenal Ave
Otto and
Elvina Sehmidt
Thalman
Elizabeth Spadding
Missourist
Sophie Hiser
City Hospital
Margaret J. Statesman
Ashland
Loretta I. Lewis
New Jersey
Augusta Leger
S. Missouri St
Alexander Carvascio Johnson
Claypool
Lottie W. Johnson
Edith L. Coan
Bosart-ave
Elizabeth Wilson
College-ave
James Lowry
Southeastern-ave
Messles
William Anderson
Clara May" Higdon
Gourdain in Tow to Jail After Bid for Prison
Louis A. Gourdain known as the lottery king pleaded with U S Marshal Renklen at the Waldorf Astoria to be his prison. Denied he was jailed in the Tombs after a Chicago issued bench warrant on an untried indictment charging misuse of the mails. His attorneys filed an appeal following a four year and a half sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Louis A. Gourdain
Joliet
United States
Renklen
Waldorf Astoria
Gourdain
Chicago
Jackson Club Banquet Set At Indiana University
Arrangements are complete for the Jackson club annual banquet of the Democratic organization at Indiana University to be held April 24. Prof. Robert J. Aley will preside and toasts will be given by Frank T. Baker of Indianapolis Michael Foley of Crawfordsville Charles L. Jewett of New Albany and W D Eichorn of Bluffton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun
Bloomington
Ind
Jackson Club
Democratic Organization
Indiana University
Robert J. Aley
Frank T. Baker
Indianapolis
Michael, Foley
Crawfordsville
Charles L. Jewett
New Albany
W. D. Eichorn
Bluffton
Arbor Days Proclaimed in Indiana for 1907 Planting
Governor J Frank Hanly designates Arbor days on April 26 and October 25 1907 to mark a statewide observance of forestry. The proclamation urges rest and celebration with tree and shrub planting around public buildings highways private homes and institutions and asks schools to hold exercises to teach children about tree and bird life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Frank Hanly
I. J. Frank Hanly
State of
Indiana
Commonwealth
Whispering Grove
Holy Temple
Gambling paraphernalia burned after raid at Dove's Nest
In Corydon Indiana on April 17 a public demonstration of rejoicing followed the burning of gambling paraphernalia seized in a raid on a resort known as the Dove's Nest. Judge Reynolds fined Menifee Hurst and Red Chambers for keeping the gambling room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon
Ind
Edith Coan Dies of Acute Pneumonia at Home
Edith Coan died suddenly Tuesday at 117 Bosart Avenue. Autopsy by Dr. Lamuel McGaughey and coroner's deputy Dr. S. Knox determined death from acute pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Coan
Bosart Ave
Lamuel McGaughey
S. Knox
Landers Got the Letter and G A R Clarifies
Col J R Fesler at G A R headquarters states Roosevelt request for the Lawton monument history and resolutions was sent to Zach Lenders a memorial committee member not to state headquarters and that G A R is not officially involved The adjustment remains with Vice-President W Fullbanks according to Fesler
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Fesler
Roosevelt
Lawton
Memorial
Zach Lenders
General Memorial Committee
G A. R
Co. Fesler
Co. W. Full-banks
Peace Conference Ends With Dual Banquets In New York
Delegates at the three day arbitration and peace conference in New York prepare to wind up sessions. Dr Benjamin E Trueblood presided morning talks on legislative and judicial aspects. Seth Low led the afternoon with speakers including Richard Bartholdt William M M Merrow James B McCreary John W Foster W J Bryan. Banquets feature Andrew Carnegie Marl Grey Edward Everett Hale Samuel Gompers and Harvard President Eliot at the Hotel Astor with Baron De Constant W J Bryan Archbishop Ireland Kuno Francke John Bassett Moore and Lyman J Abbott at the Waldorf Astoria. Gray Karl Grey Bryce and William Z Bryan may speak at both events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin E. Trueblood
Seth Low
New York
Richard Bartholdt
Missouri
United States
William M W. Merrow
San Francisco
Jamhes B. McCreary
Kentucky
John W. Foster
W. J. Bryan
Andrew Carnegie
Hotel Astor
Marl Grey
Canada
Ambassador Creel
Mexico
Ambassador Bryce
England
Edward Everett Hale
Samuel Gompers
President Eliot
Harvard
Waldorf-Astoria
Baron de Constant
France
Ireland
Pref
Kuno Francke
John Bassett Moore
Columbia
Lyman J. Abbott
Karl Grey
William Z. Bryan
Franecke
Tints in the Voice Shape Color Theory in London
Mrs. N. Wilson lecturing in London on color and music links tone to hue. She assigns Mme Melba a high blue with purple, Alice Gomez orange, Forbes Robertson greenish violent tone. She says sounds convey ideas to those in vibration and blind listeners are especially sensitive to color cues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme. Melba
Alice Gomez
Forbes Robertson
Wilson
Draping of Danbury Statues For Tomorrow Morning
Copies of the Apollo Belvedere and The Discus Thrower statues in Danbury High School must be properly draped before tomorrow morning or they will be removed and demolished. Students consult dress makers and historians to learn proper draping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danbury, Conn
Apollo Belvidere
Danbury High School
Ines
Successful Hoosiers win Columbia university fellowships
Twenty one fellowships and seven alternates were awarded at Columbia University. Winners may study next year. two honorary and seven endowed fellowships were issued. Indiana recipients include Daniel Ralph Lucas of Lafayette in physiological chemistry and Clarence Bart Ma of Bloomington in organic chemistry. Alternates listed: Warren B. Catlin of Peru in political economy and Frank Dunn Kern of Lafayette in botany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Aus
Columbia University
Indiana
Fire Depts Battle 300000 Dollar Kroeger Store Blaze
A fire starting on the top floor of the Kroeger department store at Grove street and National avenue caused a 300000 dollar loss. The blaze was confined to the top floor but water damage ruined the entire stock valued at 00,000. The incident occurred in the South Side business district this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McRae Fress
Ansovistion
Milwaulgker
W.a
Kroeger Department
Grovest
National Ave
South Side
Sleuths Elect Officers in Indiana Detectives Group
The Indiana Sheriffs' and Detectives' association elected officers: President F. H. Brennecke of Evansville. first vice president KE. M. Fitter of Vincennes. second vice president FF. Lattamore of Knox. secretary and treasurer John N. Wolpert of Peru. Next meeting slated for Peru in April 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Indiana
Sheriffs’ and Detectives’ Association
F. H. Brennecke
Evansville
KE. M. Fitter
Vincennes
FF. Lattamore
Kknox
John N. Wolpert
Peru
Aprit
Three Workmen Hurt in Beech Grove Beam Collapse
Robert Hughes aged 40 Frank Smith aged 35 and Lewis Hollin aged 30 were injured Tuesday afternoon when a chain broke on a pair of large hoisting beams at Beech Grove. They worked for Central States Bridge Co installing iron girders for the New York Central Railroad ships and were carried to the ground when the beam fell. All were admitted to Indiana Home Hospital on Illinois Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hughes
Frank Smith
Lewis Hollin
Beech Grove
Central States Bridge Company
New York Central Railroad
Indiana Home Hospital
N. Illiois St
Mothers' club elects officers at Boys' club meeting
The Mothers' club of the Boys' club elected officers for the year at the Tuesday meeting. President is Mrs Ida McKee, vice president Mrs Minnie Bernit, recording secretary Mrs Alice Grothe, corresponding secretary Mrs Blanche Huff, and treasurer Mrs Mary Lovinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother's Club of
The
Boys’ Club
Ida McKee
Minnie Bernit
Alice “Grothe
Blanche Huff
Mary Lovinger
Help Wanted Ad Offers Free Ten Words In Sun Paper
A brief help offer states ten words will be printed in The Sun free of charge for three Jays. The notice invites readers to submit concise copy for a publicity run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jays
Theft Suspect Mrs Eva Burd Pleads Guilty in Court
Mrs Eva Burd aged 20 pleaded guilty in criminal court to stealing 4.30 dollars and 300 in diamonds from her old school friend Mrs Joan McGregor Jr. Her husband urged her to steal and come to him in a New Orleans letter. She reportedly advertised the found diamonds as recovered. Special Judge Irvin gave a suspended sentence. She cried and kissed the victim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan McGregor, Jr
Burd
Taylor Groninger
New Orleans
Irvin
McGregor
Ball Players as Guests at Empire Theater
Minneapolis baseball manager Mike Cantillon, on behalf of his team, has accepted an invitation from Empire theater management to attend a Wednesday night performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Cantillon
Minneapolis
Empire Theater Management
NAMES WELL KNOWN Co operative Department Store forms in Marott building
The Co operative Department Store company organizes to run a large store in the Marott building on Massachusetts avenue with officers Frank A. Preston as president and Frank W. Foxworthy as vice president. The capital stock is 506000 shares at 10 each totaling 500000 dollars with stock subscriptions to be taken by J B Washburn B F Bowen and C E Bullocks at Lemcke building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co-operative Department Store Company
New Marott
Massachusetts Ave
Frank A. Preston
Fidelity and Deposit Company
Maryland
Frank W. Foxworthy
William F. Handy
Shelby Country
Edgar B. Goodnow
J. B. Washburn
B. F. Bowen
C. E. Bullocks
Lemcke Building
Interference Denied in Boise Grand Jury Action
Washington dispatch reports the president and attorney general will not intervene in Boise Idaho grand jury proceedings indicting Senator Borah in land cases. Senator Borah claims a conspiracy and personal enmity behind the indictments. District Attorney Buick travels to Washington to brief the Justice Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ator Borah
Idaho
Buick
Washington
Department of Justice
Ale
Boise
Eve Buick
Moyer,Haywood and Pettibone
Western Federation of Miners
Gov. &Jeunenberg
Senator Borah
Girl Misconduct Arrests In Juvenile Court Case
James C. Dillender age 1 and Cora Bahton age 19 were arraigned before Judge George W. Stubbs in juvenile court on charges of contributing to the delinquency of Ada Williams by causing her to leave home and by advising a trip to Chicago. They pled not guilty and await trial next Wednesday. Each is held on a $800 bond. Dillender and Mrs Barton admitted knowledge of the girl’s whereabouts during her disappearance but said she left home willingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C. Dillender
Walda St
Cora Bahton
W. Michiganst
George W. Stubbs
Ada Williams
Chicago
Dillender
Barton
Date Set for Eddy Hearing in Concord New Hampshire
In Concord New Hampshire on April 17 the date May 13 was fixed for the hearing on the motion by Henry M Baker Archald MacClellan and Josiah Fernald to intervene in the case over the estate of Mrs Mary Balkgft G Eddy. Next friends Calvin A Fryend and others seek accounting of her property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N. H
Henry
M. Baker
Archald MacClellan
Josiah Fernald
Mary Balkgft G. Eddy
Lea’ Fe
Eddy
Calvin A. Fryend
Hanly Appears Weak but In Good Spirits in Bed
Gov Hanly, still appearing weak after days, rose from bed in the absence of his nurse but remained in good spirits and not suffering from notable discomfort. He had previously shown improvement yet seemed less strong than earlier.
Dearborn park stockade poolroom closes amid restraining order ruse
Hammond Indiana April 17 gamblers at the Dearborn park stockade shut the poolroom and said they would not return after allegedly using a restraining order to move property. Ernest Fiechsig filed the order claim. Judge Tuthill denied it. Five hundred men from Chicago gathered there yesterday as authorities moved to disrupt gambling. Wabash Railroad cancelled three daily trains between Chicago and the stockade for gamblers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Fiechsig
Tuthill
Michigan City
Chicago
Hanly
Bingham
Wabash Road
Stockade
Cadets Face Court Martial For Polite Lending
West Point April 17 Courtmartialed cadets at the United States Military Academy face discipline after a parade incident on April 7 when cadets loaned their coats to visiting women. Col Howse admits punishment will follow. Col Scott, the academy superintendent, will appoint the court members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripp
McRaee
West Point
N. Y
United Stats Military Academy
Col. Howse
Col. Scott
Death of Mrs Sharpe in La Porte Indiana
Mrs Fisther M Sharpe 55 widow of L L Sharpe former manager of McVickers theater Chicago died here yesterday. She leaves three sons. The burial will take place in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sun
Laporte
Ind
Keystone man crushed by freight train in Indiana accident
Fell beneath a Big Four freight locomotive near Whiterre, Indiana. A. L. Kuhn of Keystone was attempting to board the train on April 17 and was run over, with death apparently imminent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Ind
A. Ll. Kuhn
Keystone
Cooking Vegetables In The Oven By Mrs Armstrong
An afternoon lecture by Mrs Armstrong on domestic cookery using a gas range draws 150 women at Broadway M E church. She demonstrates oven methods, economizes gas, and answers questions. Egg timbales and broiled steak with accompaniments are described, with guidance to avoid indigestion and foster cheerfulness in kitchen duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melen
Armstrong
Mardy
Broadway
M. E
Central Christian Church
Delaware and Walnursts
Cordate
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Wall-St
Scrippe-McRae Press Association
City Grain
Oes
Buffalo
Kerlipps-WcRne Preas Association
Scripps-MecHae Press Association
Scrippa-McRae Press
Scripps-Mediae Press Association
Chicago Grain
Chilapa
Mex
Chilpancingo
S. A
Caro
Ballard
Woodlawn
James and
Flora Xenholdt
Robert and
Margaret Yorger
Walter and
Amelia Gerdts
Roy and
Mary McGregor
Butlerave
Albert and
Lena Webber
Alvord
Arthur and Bell Mutter
Cornellaye
Henry and
Mary Cidsing
Naomi
James W. Dorsey
Cornelia &. Coffey
William
Biggs
Margaret Thom
Griffith Wilkins
Mattie J. Wilson
Lewis C. Gibboney
Jénnie E. de Garmo
George B. Russell
Mary E. Richaardson
Menford EB. Ransopher
Maude WB. Griffice
Edward Dirks
Anna L. W. Bloemke
Southern Lumber Co
Sturm-ave
Sturm
Gourdain IN Tow
Landers
Grand Army
ARE
Secrippe-Mcline Preas Association
Tion
Scripps-MeRa- Presse Association
Tao the Saw
Mothers’ Club
Court
Woman
Agent of Evil
Eva Burd
Co-Operative Store CO
Sen
Liams
Gov. Hanly
Dearborn
Park Stockade
Hammond, Ind
Gam
Blers
Dearborn Park “Stockade
Mrs Sharpe
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