Farmers as jurors in whitecapping case at Whitegap
Rushville Ind Dec 1 The jury chosen to decide the fate of six men and one woman charged with whitecapping John B Tribbey is composed of 12 farmers. The six on trial are Perry D Collins Mrs Leona Tribbey Charles and Harry McFatridge Burl O Kennedy and Lafayette Goldman all Posey township residents. Gurney Drysdale elected to stand trial separately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rushville
Ind
John B. Tribbey
George W. Krammes
Lafayette G. Hall
M. A. Stevens
John E. Harrison
Jacob Clifton
G. P. Mauzy
Fred A. Sisson
Morton Gray
B. Hood
Allie Morrison
Joseph P. Pike
Oscar Gordon
Perry D. Collins
Leona Tribbey
Charles
Harry McFatridge
Tribhey
Burl O. Kennedy
Lafayette Goldman
Posey Township
Gurney Drysdale
Engineers Threaten Strike Across Pennsylvania Lines
Pittsburgh news report notes a growing rift between the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Pennsylvania railroad over discipline and recognition. A strike vote was taken earlier, with mediation sought by Chairman Knapp of the ICC and Prof. Charles S. Neill. Second Vice-President J J Turner cautioned against expecting a strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Pennsylvania Railroad
Board of Mediation
Knapp
Interstate Commerce Commission
Charles S. Neill
J. J. Turner
Pennsylvania Company
City Grain Prices and Inspections Report
Wheat prices for No 2 red track at 1.06 with through billing. No 3 red 1.02. No 4 red 0.99 1/4. December 1.05, January 1.0544, February 1.0514. Corn prices vary by grade up to 62c. oats feed values around 49-51c. hay steady around 10-11 dollars. Inspections total 10 car Wheat and 50 cars for all grains combined with several grade breakdowns.
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Timothy
Mother kills child then takes poison at hotel
Mrs. N P Errington 38, wife of traveling salesman Nicholas Errington, died after poisoning herself and attempting to kill her daughter Theresa at the Peabody hotel in Memphis. The child, en route to Springs Arkansas for treatment, was dying in hospital. Police found the mother dead and the girl in serious condition. Errington reported the tragedy and noted substantial funds and a $2000 life insurance policy naming Theresa.
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Chicago
N. P. Errington
Nicholas Errington
Schiller Street
Theresa
Peabody Hotel
Memphis
Tenn
Errington
Springs
Ark
Stock Market Mixed With Rock Island Hit Record High
General stocks opened heavy with declines in Union Pacific Southern Pacific and Reading. Steel Common 54% sold 20 000 shares then rose to 55 while Rock Island preferred hit a yearly high of 55 as other shares fell. MK&T RR shows October gross rise and surplus gain. NY curb markets uneven with Goldfield Consolidated strong.
Convict Mourns At Wife's Bier In Indianapolis Funeral
Sidney Sullivan, an Indiana Reformatory inmate, was granted one day of clemency to attend his wife’s funeral in Indianapolis. He joined a reformatory guard at 336 J Crest Avenue for the service before returning to Jeffersonville to finish his sentence. Sullivan, from Shelby County, faced charges of assault with intent to kill and burglary.
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Gov
Hanly
Sidney Sullivan
Indianapolis
Jeffersonville
Crest Avenue
Sullivan
Shelby County
Notable Indianapolis Flower Mission Ball Opens Local Social Season
The Indianapolis Flower Mission hall hosts a Friday night event at Tomlinson hall with gowns and prominent society women. The fifth triennial convention of the National Council of Jewish Women begins in Cincinnati next Tuesday, with sessions at the temple. Indiana delegates include Mrs. I Halpern and Mrs. Leon Stern among others. Gen A D Streight Circle, No.16, Ladies of the G A R, will hold a separate event.
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Indianapolis Society
Cincinnati
National Council of Jewish Women
Temple
Rockdale
Harvey Avenues
Indiana
Indianapolis
I. Halpern
G. Feibelman
Leon Stern
Helen Danby
Lafayette
Levi Oppenheimer
Isaac Born
Julius Pottlitster
Max Born
Marion
S. G. Kleinmaier
Rose Rosenberg
Terre Haute
J. Fechheimer
I. Goodman
A. Joseph
L. Goodman
A. D. Streight
Annual officer election and social receptions noted
The report mentions an annual election of officers on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Irvin W Lemaux hosted a reception Monday at her Talbott avenue home honoring Mrs William Bogardus and Miss Zoe Addington. Mrs James W Noel will host an informal reception Wednesday 4 to 6 at Central avenue home in honor of her mother Mrs J O Sloan of Kansas City and guests Miss Adele Sloan of Cincinnati and Mrs J F Askew of Georgetown Ky. No invitations are issued.
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Irvin W. Lemaux
Talbott Avenue
William Bogardus
Mary Josephine Robinson
Zoe Addington
Central Avenue
J. O. Sloan
Kansas City
Adele Sloan
Cincinnati
J. F. Askew
Georgetown
Harry Campbell Opens Own Store in Youngstown Ohio
Harry Campbell, longtime manager of the wallpaper department at H. P. Wasson & Co., resigns to start his own business in Youngstown Ohio. He left for Youngstown on Monday and will be joined by his family after Christmas. Campbell previously came to the city from Frankfort where his father runs a drugstore.
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Harry Campbell
H. P. Wasson & Co
Youngstown, O
Youngstown
Mr. Campbell
Thizy City
Frankfort
Toledo Grain Wheat and Corn Price Report
Toledo grain notes show cash and futures figures for wheat and corn. Wheat cash and December at 1.07 percent, May at 1.14 percent, July at 3.05. Corn cash and December at 0.51 percent, May and July futures around 52 cents, March at 5.57.
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Toledo
Gilge
Hog Prices Rise on Light Hogs Arrivals in Indianapolis
Indiana market reports Dec 1 shows 11,500 hogs received with lighter cattle and lamb arrivals. Prices rose with strong demand, top hogs at 6.15 dollars and most sales 5.40 to 6.00, while cattle and sheep also moved higher. Beef cattle and calves varied by grade, with steers and cows selling up to higher levels amid tight supplies.
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Indianapolis
Pittsburg Market Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices Report
Cattle receipts light and steady with ranges from prime 6.00 to 6.25, heifers 2.00 to 5.00, fresh cows and springers 16.00 to 55.00. Hog receipts five loads with heavy and medium 6.25 to 6.30, best heavy 6.20 to 6.25, rough to common 4.75 to 5.50. Sheep receipts light and steady with prime wethers 4.25 to 4.50, good mixed 4.00 to 4.20, spring lambs 4.80 to 6.73.
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Seeree
Pittsburg
Chicago Grain and Live Stock Prices Reel Through Dec Markets
Chicago grain prices show May contracts for wheat at 1.08, corn 62 1/2, oats 51 1/2 as May futures. At Union Stock Yards hog receipts reach 26,000 with prices from 5.00 to 6.10, cattle receipts 3,500 with steer and calf ranges, and sheep receipts around 15,000 with native and western lambs listed.
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Chicago
Bbc
Riba
Union
Ill
Texas
Western
The Wagon Market Report from House Bros.
The ad lists feed and grain prices from House Bros at 130 Kentucky Ave. New corn 3 cents per lb, shelled oats 52.5, sheaf oats 14 to 15 dollars, timothy 12 to 13.50, clover 10 to 11, mixed hay 11 to 12, wheat briar 0.50, straw hay No FR 60 13.50, No 3% 100g 12 08.
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House Bros
Kentucky Ave
Ibc
Brown County Scenes Shown at Ayres Gallery
Utah artist John Hafen exhibits Brown County landscapes at Ayres gallery near Indianapolis. The show highlights Brown County scenery plus Rocky Mountain works painted in Utah. The collection features 82 paintings praised for sunsets valleys and hills.
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Brown County
John Hafen
Nashville
Hafen
Ayres
Indianapolis
Rocky Mountain
Utah
Figuring Trouble Lands Man in Police Custody
Ira Johnson, accused of burglary and petit larceny, failed to figure his finances after a saloon break in at Kerns' bar netted $12. Found intoxicated with $1.35, he claimed $1 borrowed from his boss. Detectives Kinney and Morgan questioned his expenses and noted odd spending. If he could figure like that, he joked, he would be rich.
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Ira Johnson
Kerns
Johnson
Kinney
Morgan
Marriages Listed For Rensselaer Residents
Charles W. Lizzett weds Elizabeth M. Adams Abraham Jacobson marries Rebecca Se reinsky Robert Ingram weds Geneva Lasley colored William R. Taylor and Roberta M. Hudson colored Samuel Powell weds Alena Smitherman colored Eldo L. Ixnauss weds Vineta Torrence Matthew G. Whitefield weds Stella Pahay Julius Taylor Laura Rice colored Arthur H. Queisser weds Pearl Speakman Riley M. Green weds Marie M. Hopson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Lizzett
Elizabeth M. Adams
Abraham Jacobson
Rebecca Sereinsky
Robert Ingram
Geneva Lasley
William R. Taylor
Roberta M. Hudson
Samuel Powell
Alena Smitherman
Eldo L. Ixnauss
Vineta H. Torrence
Matthew G. Whitefield
Stella Pahay
Julius Taylor
Rensselaer, Ind
Laura Rice
Arthur H. Queisser
Pearl Speakman
Riley M. Green
Marie M. Hopson
Local Building Permits Reported With Valuations
John Reed moves a new house on Shepard street for 1600 dollars. Joseph W. Jameson builds a house at Walcott and Deloss for 2000 dollars. Charles B. Elermann constructs a house at 1910 Hoyt avenue for 1800 dollars. Nance Wainscott repairs 2237 Hovey street for 50 dollars. Mrs. I. Prange repairs 521 East Ohio street for 150 dollars. H A Russell born resident at 1919 North Illinois street valued at 250 dollars. Lotie Sole adds a dwelling at 910 West Twenty seventh street for 325 dollars. Agnes Rankin remodels 1932 North Alabama street for 868 dollars. W C Pyle builds a house at Roach and Harding streets for 2500 dollars.
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John Reed
Shepard Street
Joseph W. Jameson
Walcott
Deloss
Charles B. Elermann
Hoyt Avenue
Nance Wainscott
Hovey Street
Twenty Seventh Street
Agnes Rankin
N. Alabama Street
W. C. Pyle
Roach and
Harding Streets
Fresh eggs offered by Indianapolis Produce Exchange
Fresh eggs priced at 30 cents per dozen offered by the Indianapolis Produce Exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Produce
Indianapolis Produce Exchange
GGS
High Pressure Water Supply Details and System Upgrades
The article outlines the water utility's capacity including six filter beds two basins and 33 deep wells totaling 37 million gallons daily plus potential rise to 72 million during demand. It recalls the Coburn warehouse fire's 188 hours and 198 million gallons pumped, and cites mains conduits pumping capacity at Riverside and lower stations totaling 89 million gallons daily. It argues the high pressure system is expensive and not essential, lists several streets lacking mains and dead ends, and proposes upgrading mains from 4 to 20 inches on key corridors and adding hydrants with shut-off valves while criticizing contract provisions for limiting streams and lacking clear rate metering guidance.
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Sure
Coburn
Riverside
Washington Street
Riverside Station
Mile Square
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Vermont
Meridian
New York
Delaware
Georgia
Louisiana
New Jersey
Alabama
S. New Jersey
S. Alabama
S. Delaware
S. Pennsylvania
S. Illinois
S. Capitol Avenue
South Street
Missouri Street
Virginia Avenue
New Jersey Street
Massachusetts Avenue
New York Street
Massachusetts
City Record for a Day Births and Deaths Listed in Detail
The list records births at multiple addresses with gender noted for each family and includes several deaths and medical conditions such as organic heart disease pulmonary tuberculosis broncho pneumonia and uterine cancer. Names include Vincent Sansone and Matlacha Deveny among many others with ages from 1 day to 66 years and locations across streets and avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange D. Reevs
Rader Street
Frank Morrison
Warren Avenue
Matlacha Deveny
S. East Street
Clarence Otto Felts
Leen Street
Helen Green
Leon Street
Vincent Sansone
Stevens Street
Martha M. Sawyer
Delaware Street
Henriette Goss
Buckle Street
Fanny Barrett
Capitol Avenue
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Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railroad
Goldfield
Gov. Hanly
Sid
CTY Lee
James W. Noel
Chic
Pitsburg
Surplus Sale Men’s Clothing
Achinger & McAllister
Hedrick’s
E. Washington St
Arcade
LS. Ayres
Enue
East Street
Market Street
Pennsylvania Street
Monument Place
Washington
Illinois
North Street
Jesse John and
Leurena Ward
Union Street
Peter and
Agatha Dufek
Woodlawn Avenue
Charles and
Lora Winlock
Yandes Street
Henry and
Anna Dammeyer
E. Washington Street
Aaron and
Amelia Kessler
W. Ray Street
Mary Aton
E. Georgia Street
Paul and
Mabel Randall
S. Dearborn Street
Effie
Ley
Eugene Street
Ira and
Mary Rush
Parkway Avenue
Hazel Flowers
Nineteenth Street
Harry and
Bertha Fitton
George and
Pearl Mack
Martha Avenue
Frederick and
Nancy Fox
Burton Avenue
Denzil and
Daisy Carter
S. Tremont Avenue
Mary Fox
West Street
Martin and
Minnie Gannon
Manlove Avenue
Zelma Baker
Roanoke Street
Ida Leet
Linwood Avenue
Rosa Davis
Walnut Street
Bernhard and
Anna Haverkamp
State Avenue
Vincent and
Augustina Sansone
Coood Advice
Bryce
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