California venue eyed for Jeffries fight plans
The contest may be staged in California Utah or Nevada with Colma near San Francisco favored by James W Coffroth. Agreement talks resume tomorrow among George Little Sam Berger Jeffries' manager and Richard. McCarey backs Eddie Graney with a 90 percent receipts and half of the picture proceeds plan.
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California
Utah
Nevada
James W. Coffroth
Colma
San Francisco
George Little
Johnson
Sam Berger
Jeffries
Richard
McCarey
Eddie Graney
Graney
City Births and Deaths Records Include Dozens of Entries
The city publishes a roster of births and deaths listing multiple families with newborns across addresses on Noble, Fletcher, Twenty-Eighth, Prospeat, Elm, Division, Marion, New York, Walnut, Park, Bluff, Meridian, Astor, and others. Deaths include Eleanor Stillwell, Reese R Williams, Mary Coon, John Nohl, Adaline Armstrong, Geo Plain, and Geo Plain noted with medical locations. Additional items cover marriage licenses and building permits for residences and stores with stated values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert and
Cladora Shoptow
Division Street
Aden and
Mary Baker
Marion Avenue
Albert and
Anna Brown
New York Street
Luther and
Hattie Wagner
Walnut Street
John and
Catherine Hartman
S. Meridian Street
Thomas and
Nellie Hibbard
Bluff Avenue
Flora Russell
City Hospital
Franklin and
Marie Bridges
Park Avenue
Eleanor Stillwell
Northwestern Avenue
Reese R. Williams
E. North Street
Mary T. Coon
Astor Street
John Nohl
N. LaSalle Street
Adaline W. Armstrong
W. Fourteenth Street
Geo. G. Plain
Methodist Hospital
Pilenapo Wagon Market Features Rouse Brothers Offer
Wheat market notes from Pilenapo show Rouse Brothers offering No 2 red wheat at 1.04 per bushel in milling sample. Market chatter hints at rye and other grains, though details are fragmentary.
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Pilenapo
Rouse Brothers
Original Tramp Juggler at the Grand Opera House
James Harrigan returns to vaudeville at the Grand Opera House this week with a new tramp juggl ing act. His sharp comic patter eclipses the juggling, as he lampoons human frailties and delivers genuine laughs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Opera House
James Harrigan
Harrigan
Y M C A Meeting Focuses on Spiritual Mission Over Funds
George W. Brown spoke at the YMCA urging service committees to inspire Indianapolis and Indiana with devotion rather than seek money. Godard added the effort aims to cooperate with churches and promote an effective missionary policy, not create separate societies or divert offerings. At Wednesday prayers, W Thompson spoke on praying in Christ's name, stressing a surrendered mindset over physical posture. More than ten attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Webb
Marion Probate Court
State of
Indiana
Carson & Thompson
Lemckes
Pennsylvania and
Market Streets
Indianapolis
Marion County
Brown, Frank and Ketcham
Hulda A. Webb M’coll
George W. Brown
Brown
Godard
Tlord
W. Thompson
Blood Poison Cure Ad and Liquor License Notice
An old advertisement promotes Botanic Blood Balm as a blood poison cure, claiming relief from skin eruptions, ulcers, and eczema with mailed samples and druggist availability. The notice also advertises a 1910 liquor license application in Marion County Indiana, detailing location and building specifics in Center Township Indianapolis.
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Atlanta
Express
Indianapolis
Ind
Weber Drug CO. Cor
Wash
I. Sts
Center Township
Board of Commissioners
Marion County
Indiana
Kappes & Frank
Shane SL
Wall Street Opens With Declines On Railroad Shares
Wall Street operations opened with declines across the board as western railroad stocks led losses due to train service disruptions from the switchmen strike. Northern Pacific Union Pacific and Wabash preferred fell over a point while Reading and other rail issues declined. Industrials followed the rail trend and copper issues also slipped with Utah Copper at 57.44. Steel common dropped one point with other steel stocks steadier.
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New York
Western Railroad
Northern Pacific
Union Pacific
Wabash
Reading
Utah
Cobalt stocks show renewed activity and gains after Thanksgiving
Despite market noise, Cobalt stocks attract buyers as sentiment improves. Sun Rose rises from 4.23 to 5.10 bid 5.75, Temiskaming and Crown Reserve firm, Ottsse freed from restriction, Beaver listed on NY curb, and Silver Leaf seen as a solid buy. Buyers anticipate higher prices amid increased share turnover and renewed interest in high grade ore shipments.
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Jackson & Jackson
Bailey
Arov
Esiewa
Beaver
al Chambers-Ferland
Cobalt Central
Cok
Cobalt
Gifford
Hargrave Kerr Lake
la Rose
Nova Scotia
Peterson Lake
Jacquielas
Temiskaming
Sun Rose
Crown Reserve
Ottsse
Beaver Company
N. Y
South Lorrain
Wettlaufer
Montrose
New York curb market reports mixed securities prices
The curb market on December 2 listed varied quotes for standards such as Standard Oil at 160? and American Tobacco at 40 4%4, with Ely Cons at 13 78 and June Off at 50 61, among others like Butte Coalition 29% and Nevada Cons 2%74, reflecting a broad spread in copper and mining shares including Cumberland Ely at 83-16 and Go ino Copper mentions.
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New York
Standard Oil
American Tobacco
Ely
Butte Coalition
Nevada
Cobalt Central
Boston
Miami
Rawhide
Coalition
Green Cananea
Giroux
Baby Ni
Ruling On Pay Claims For County Officials Issued
County Attorney Ruckelshaus advised Auditor Sahm that county judges officials and regular courthouse clerks on salary need not file claims five days in advance of payment as required for other county claimants. He said salary status makes it a public record and pre filing unnecessary. The opinion was sought by Auditor Sahm.
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Sahm
Ruckelshaus
Indianapolis Livestock Prices Edge Higher on Feed Demand
Indianapolis Dec 2 hogs to 10,000 cattle 2,20 and sheep 306 as prices rise about 5 cents on strong outside demand. Prime heavy hogs sold near 9.30 with most at 3.06 to 3.30. cattle availability tight with steady feeders and calves strong. sheep market steady with lambs 6.00 to 7.50 and sheep 2.00 to 4.25. Additional regional results note mixed hogs 7.80 to 8.35 and cattle 4.34 to 9.50 at unions and markets east and west.
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Aday
Cece
Pittsburg
East Buffalo
Canada Lambs
Jealous rival’s meddling frees saloon keeper Fly
Clarence Fly, a saloon keeper at 764 W North Street, was arrested for operating without a license but was discharged after Police Judge Whallon told him he could go. His partner Joe Lilly paid 20 dollars plus costs for selling drinks in a rear room. Fly held a city speak easy permit and had posted 260 for a city license awaiting county approval, which he failed to obtain. A cross‑street saloonkeeper reported the violation to Patrolmen Keating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art
Fly
Whallon
Joe Lilly
Fry
Keating
Admitted to the Bar by Jury in Marion County
Louis Leffer was admitted to practice in Marion county courts Thursday morning by a jury in superior court. His recommendation was signed by attorney Solomon Binser. Judge Bartholomew urged Leffer to honor the profession and keep a good name, noting attorneys who rise to judgeships and even the presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Leffer
Marion County
Superior
Solomon Binser
Bartholomew
Leffler
United States
Chicago Grain Prices Open With Bear Market Lead
Chicago wheat and corn markets opened with bears in control while oats held steady. Opening and closing levels show December wheat near 1.06 to 1.0645 dollars, corn around 57 to 58 cents, oats about 94 to 40 cents, with January pork at 21.40 dollars and ribs at 11.38 dollars.
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Chicago
A. W Thomson
Indianapolis Grain Prices and Carload Totals Report
Grain and hay market notes show wheat steady with several No 2 red and higher price levels. Corn quiet with multiple No 2 and No 4 white and yellow positions. Inspections list car counts for four corn and four hay grades, totaling 92 cars with additional car totals for white and timothy hay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Corn—InIn
Timothy
Grain futures and cash prices in Toledo market
Wheat quotes at 1.10 to 1.13 for May and July 2.12 and 1.41 percent. Corn cash at 60 cents. December 59% to 64 for May and July. Oats cash December 44 to 40. May 44% and July 42%. Rye cash 76 to 78 per hundredweight.
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Toledo
Chicago cash grain prices from Dec 2 market report
Chicago cash grain report shows mixed bids for wheat and corn with No. 3 red wheat at 1.1941.20 and No. 2 hard at 1.07 to 1.08. No. 2 yellow corn offered at 6 1/2 to 7 cents, No. 3 yellow near 6 1/2 to 7, oats ranged around 40 to 43 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Tailor Jasala Missing After Disappearance at Capitol Home
Matthew Jasala a 35 year old tailor vanished from the home of Meyer Frenkel 303 North Capitol Avenue Sunday night and has not been heard from since police seek information about his whereabouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tailor Jasala
Matthew Jasala
Meyer Frenkel
Capitol Avenue
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Newcastle
Fred Rozen
John Coccho
Reunty
United Tes
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Alice Rosen
Flowers
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the Empire
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Otto and
Mary Gohman
Noble Street
Bay
Margaret Weirkirk
John T. Shepard
Mary A. Kennelly
George T. Logan
Mary B. Higgins
Robert H. Stone
Ida A. Trennepohl
Harry D. Broughton
Nellie E. Stetzel
Roy W. Brown
Ollie M. Huggins
James H. Little
Eulalia H. Wynn
August Lahman
Mary B.B. Bolden
Thomas G. Pianet
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Thirty-first Street
N. Howard
Capitol
Merle N. A. Walker
Thirtyfourth
Tlinois
J. C. Wilson
Prospect
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Indianapolis Livestock
Oaloor
Clarence Fly
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Chicago Grain
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