Births and Deaths and Marriages Rights appear in City Records
A compiled docket lists births including George W Lambert and Florence Lambert with an Ave address and several other newborns, plus multiple deaths with causes such as fibroid phthisis, Bright’s disease, pneumonia, typhoid fever, and tubercosis. Marriages stated include numerous couples like Oliver C Fink with Olive G Ryans, and Daniel O Neill with Minnie Spencer, followed by a long list of building permits and addresses detailing cottages and dwellings with associated costs.
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Charles McNamery
W. Tentheat
Samuel Goodwin
Deaconess Hospital
Teaac N. Lamson
Bright
Theodore B. Hubbard
Virginia Ave
G. Givens
Clifford
Burroughs
Oliver C. Fin
Eimalla Frauer
Osene Parker
Hullah Gareetgon
Hichard MH. Cronin
Lena M.A. Thron
Daniel O'Neill
Minnie Spencer
James A. G. Webster
Mary &. Brinkman
Eddie C. Millikan
Lavina J. Lane
T. EB
S. L. Christian
Trobridge
St. Repairs
St. Repairs, $160, Co. G. Tidell, Twenty-third-st
Ashland-ave
P. G. ‘Thiel
Twentysthird
J. M. Brown
Tremont-ave
Ida Bhreott
New Jersey-st
Alfonso R. Harold
Tinots-st
W. H. Snyder
Jefferson-ave
M. Garver
N. Capltelaye
FIEE
Sol Meyer
Delaware St
Indiana Cooperage Company
UIT Bates
Meridian-at
He. Hillen Connor
Olive-st
Olive St
Fred Niems
Prospect-st
Palmer
N. Laura-st
Thomas B. O'Connell
Martha
Hiatt-sts
Mrs Roberts Spoke Out In Meeting Over DAR Rift
Washington April 20 One development in the present congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution DAR is the report of the special judicial committee on the long standing controversy between Philadelphia leaders Mr Thomas Roberts and Miss Harriet Bird Huey. Their rivalry led to an open rupture in Philadelphia. The case has moved through charges of slander and questions of proper procedure. The outcome could affect governance as the national board handles a legacy of the former administration and delicate actions hinge on President General Mrs Fairbanks.
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Washington
Congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Special Judicial Committee of the
National Board
Thomas Roberts
Harriet Bird Huey
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Daughters
National Society
Daniel Manning
Albany
Roberts
Huey
National Organization
Roberta Epld
Miss Huey
Ite
Indianapolis Broker Promises Parlor Plan For Women Patrons
An Indianapolis broker declares plans to fit up parlors for exclusive use of women patrons as numbers rise. He labels the women "dead game," saying they are keen at speculation, study the market more than men, and often invest in Wall Street stocks.
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Indianapolis
Wall St
Ingran
Man Cleared After Wife's Accidental Death in Arkansas
In Van Buren Arkansas on April 2 Mrs O J Ingram attempted suicide following her husband’s broken pledge to quit drinking. He disarmed her then ten minutes later accidentally shot and killed her. He was exonerated in connection with the incident.
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van Buren, Ark
O. J. Ingram
Coffee Risks Put You On Path To Serious Illness
A fragment warns that excess coffee consumption could drive toward a fixed disease state, with long term health consequences implied. The text is incomplete, offering only caution about chronic effects without specific conditions or evidence.
Quit Coffee Ten Days and Use There's a Reason
A brief notice urges quitting coffee for ten days and adopting an alternative product. It cites reasons tied to health and focus, and recommends a gradual switch after the trial period. Authorities or sponsors remain unnamed in the readable text.
Lip Team Murder Convict Sentenced to Life in Saloon Killing
Emil Roeski, linked as fourth member of the carbarn bandits, was found guilty on July 9 in a saloon murder of Ernest Thiteier and sentenced by jurors to life imprisonment. Judge Karsten pronounced the sentence as Roeski accepted it without new-trial motions, with jurors noting uncertainty whether he fired the fatal shot. A Springfield clemency hearing for Harvey Van Dine, condemned to hang, drew his family and attorney. others named in the case did not attend and clemency decisions were deferred to Thursday.
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Emil Roeski
Chicago
Carbarn
Ernest Thiteier
Karsten
Roceki
Lhfe
Young Rotski
Reeski
Bauder
van Dine
Springfield
State Board of Pardons
Harvey ¢ Dine
Levi
van Pine
Gold for the Dress Wheeling Wa Ve April
In Wheeling West Virginia on an April day a woman named Fulton, 19, faced conspiracy accusations at work. She climbed a steel bridge and leaped into the Ohio River, her clothing acting like a parachute and cushioning the fall. she survived with non serious injuries.
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Wheeling
Fulton
George Mabel More
Baby Born at World’s Fair Grounds
In St. Louis on April 20 a first baby was born at the world’s fair grounds, amid a crowd and various omens. The event drew attention as local observers noted cultural beliefs and signals, with relatives of the newborn described in the report.
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ST. Louis
Fire In Crowd At Alexandria Depot Leaves Three Wounded
Report from Alexandria notes an unknown shooter fired into a departing crowd near the depot as passengers boarded a train. Three men were wounded, with Oscar Nugent killed. Other details reference trials and memorial services, plus Chicago grain and livestock market notes.
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Alexandria
Rochelle
Glassengers
Oscar Nugent
Fire kills six at Meyer home in Somerset
In Somerset Pennsylvania Sheriff Inan and deputies report a fatal fire at the home of nonunion miner Jeremian Meyer. Six people died including Mrs Rosanna Meyers two daughters Guvnd and Anna and a young son Huchard. Coroner Southers investigates claims strikers set the blaze as Meyer awoke to flames.
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Somerset
Cole- Inan
Garrett
Nopanlin
Jeremian Meyer
Rosanna Meyers
Gucvnd
Anna
Huchard
Lucinda
Meyer
Southers
Avalanche Buries Miners and Traps 32 in Switzerland
In Muchibart Switzerland a massive avalanche traps 32 miners in their beds while authorities report 20 or more are buried alive in a separate incident near Rome where an avalanche overwhelms workers and others manage to escape.
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Rome
Apri
Muchibart
Switzerland
Dumas Charged With Shooting Wife and Brother
Felix Dumas of Louisville held to grand jury under $50 bonds after a March 3 shooting at the Dumas home 205 Eighteenth Street he claimed his wife was unfaithful and treacherous. His wife and brother denied the accusations while attorneys clashed over cause and law in the case.
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Louisville
Felix Dumas
Dumas
Eighteenth St
Reedy
Fitzgerald
Felix
Kentucky
Fitz
Kokomo Doings and Crime Spree Report
Kokomo, Ind on April 2 reports a band practice room robbed of all instruments from the Citizens band. An epidemic of bicycle thefts plaguing the town leads police to crack down on roaming youths and their activity on the schoolhouse steps.
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Kokomo
Ind
Indianapolis Live Stock Market Report
Indianapolis April 3 cattle receipts and shipments show steady to firm demand with good to choice steers priced around 1,100 to 1,300 pounds and feeding cattle in the 800 to 1,100 pound range. Hogs led by heavy shipments, with prices for good to choice hogs rising. Cincinnati market follows with cattle steady to strong, hogs up, and sheep brisk.
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Pitts
Stesay
Prlme
Bmgs
He Loew
Kloet Blog L
Cattla
Indianapolis
Sieer
Bat
Vito
Cincinnati
Strogg
East Ropealg
N.Y
Fears
Jensy
Resa eNort
Chicago
Prine Heaves
Sam Paar
Sehigner
Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Promoted In Ad Across States
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as the best kidney liver and bladder remedy. It claims key benefits for kidney trouble and related ailments and offers a free sample bottle and booklet via mail. Testimonials from veterans and readers are included to bolster trust.
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Kilemers Swamp-Root
Cottage St. Melrose
Sir Jan
Richardson
de. Kilner & Co
Binghamton N.Y
Indianapolis
Bright
de Kilner
Battles
Kilmer
Binghamtin
Indianapolis Daily Sun
Lagrange Democrats elect delegates to state convention
Lagrange County Democrats named seven delegates Tuesday night in mass meeting to back Hearst for president and direct all to support him at the state convention. The party acts amid regional market reports and various agricultural items from New York and Chicago.
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Lagrange
Hearst
Lagrange County
Mass
Reaven
Arters
New York Stocks Mixed Amid Light Trading
The market showed little interest with many issues barely moving. Steel preferred rose slightly while Metropolitan street railway advanced. Wabash and Illinois Central gained modestly amid uncertainty. Government bonds were unchanged and London trading was scant.
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New York
Canaian Pacine
Steel
Solit
Metropolitan Street Railway
Stein
Wabash
Tnnols Central
London
City Grain Market Report Shows Mixed Grain Prices
Grain prices across categories like No 2 white No 3 white and No 2 mixed appear nominal with limited movements. Inspections list 16 corn cars and 4 hay cars including No 1 Timothy and prairie hay, reflecting modest activity in the market.
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staGiner
Fred
Chicago Produce Prices From April 20 Market Report
In Chicago on April 20 the produce list shows varied items with prices for butter creamers, extra meats, prime firsts, and new varieties. Poultry including geese, hens, ducks, and turkeys is listed with per dozen or unit pricing, though several entries are unclear due to OCR corruption.
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Chicago
Young Americas
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