City Record Highlighting Births Deaths and Licenses
City records list births including girls born to multiple couples at various addresses plus two boys. deaths note tubercular meningitis liver cancer cerebral hemorrhage and other illnesses. marriages license issued for several couples. building permits issued for stores and houses with locations and costs. officials and addresses span Barth Avenue to University and Dewey streets.
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Lawrence Corden
Vinton Street
Mary McLoughlin
Little Sisters of Poor
George Cuckow
City Hospital
Leonard Mead
Martindale Avenue
Inez
Emeline Driggs
Coffey Street
Caroline B. Moore
E. Twenty Fourth Street
Edward Burt
Pearl E. Franklin
Charles A. Bidwell
Flora H. Hartbeck
Edmund C. Cook
Gertrude Stobbart
Mathias S. Bates
Bessie Osa
Moses Dyke
Maggie
M. Ander
Thaw Insanity Seen by Court and Alienist
Justice Mills and Dr. Baker discussed Thaw's mental state with the alienist strongly affirming insanity. Thaw appeared agitated on being asked to testify and produced handwritten notes reflecting on prior trial events and alleged felonies.
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Dr. Baker
Justice Mills
Thaw
Jerome
Abe Hummel
Pontins
Thaw cross examines as letters surface in Lunacy trial
Jerome and Thaw clash over stolen letters and notes used in prior trials. Thaw appears agitated, reads fragments, and explains the memos were prepared for counsel. Court adjourns as judge weighs value of originals and Thaw’s mental state remains under scrutiny.
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Jerome
Hummel
Thaw
Delmas
Morschauser
Grain futures report from Toledo shows mixed prices
Wheat quotes list cash and futures at 1.06 to 1.09 dollars with July and May contracts. Corn futures steady to lower with September around 68.4 cents and December 54 and May 55. Rye and oats shown with cash and futures values. report ends abruptly with incomplete rye data.
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Toledo
Tgo
Hogs and cattle market jitters at Indianapolis sale
Indian apolis hog market shows 6500 hogs and 850 cattle receipts with weak finish and some unsold lots. Hogs sold mostly 7.75 to 8.15, few heavy butchers up to 8.15. Cattle demand strong for good cattle but thin cattle hard to move, calves mostly 25 cents lower. Sheep and lambs steady with limited high prices, yearlings up to 5 dollars. Detailed steers, heifers, cows, and bulls prices listed amid uneven trends.
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Cesaee
Cece Een
Ceee
UXSON
Ill
Livestock Counts Include Hogs Steers Heifers and Calves
Fragmentary numbers show steers totaling 706 773 1052 and 1150, along with 4200 BCECTS and 1306 heifers and 132 heifers. Additional figures reference cows calves and various codes, but readable details are sparse.
Wall Street Opens Mixed With Industrial Losses Rally in B A T
New York August 3 trading opened mixed with leading rails and industries posting losses while specialties including burner steel, industrials, and B A T advanced. Reading fell about 1% before recovering nearly all loss in the first 15 minutes. Southern Pacific slid but Union Pacific strengthened on a broader positive tone.
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Reading
Southern Pacific
Chicago Market Close and Livestock Quotes Show Mixed Moves
Chicago prices for wheat corn and oats show September quotes and close levels with noted bids. Hog receipts at Stockyards tally 11,000 with mixed, butcher, and heavy hogs trading down about five cents, beef cattle and calves varying, and sheep receipts at 15,000 with a weak market and lambs and sheep price ranges.
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Chicago
Indianapolis Grain Market Report Shows Mixed Wheat Prices
Wheat prices drifted lower with No 2 red track at 1.93 and extra 3 red at 1.01 while No 3 red and August to October contracts traded around 99 cents to 1.08. Corn remained quiet with No 2 white through billing at 72 cents and various white and mixed grades noted. oats bids were absent and hay held steady for choice timothy at 15.5. Inspections totaled 74 cars for Wheat and 38 for Corn with mixed lots and samples listed among in and out movements.
Benton's bid for Fifth District council seat
GEO R BENTON seeks Fifth District councilmanic honors at age 38. An LLB holder with constructional engineering training, he edits the German Daily Telegraph and Tribune and claims deep familiarity with city council procedure. He pledges substantial time for the public, aiming to be experienced economical and careful.
Cincinnati Grain Market Note
Cincinnati grain market brief reports wheat at Liz and corn at Te with oats and rye figures shown in a terse August note, reflecting daily price snippets from the exchange.
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Cincinnati
Liz
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Mary Shipp
Spain Ave
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Daniel and
Maude Jackson
Merkel Street
Salvador and
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S. Teast
John and Anna Quaroni
George and
Catherine Brown
Willlams Street
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Alabama Street
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Ruby Matlock
W. Twenty-eighth Street
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Lenora Shimer
S. Warman Avenue
Henry and
Frances Meyerose
Rural Street
Claude and
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W. Twenty-seventh Street
Fred and
India Estle
Columbia Avenue
Charles and
Minnie Dod
Otto Ejihorn
Leonard
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English Woolen Company
Illinois
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Congress
C. A. Shrader
Chestnut
Premier Motor Company
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Harold Love
Graceland
Logal Mart
Wall Street
New York
Ra Ner Steel Industrials
Union Pacific
Chicago Grain
Thomson’s
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No Commission
David F. Swain, Jr
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co
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Niagara Falls
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