Public Works Yet to Assess 1908 Street Improvements
Indianapolis notices detail brick paving on Denny Street and other city projects with six inch gravel concrete foundations twenty four and twenty foot widths. Board of Public Works schedules remonstrance dates December 11 1908 and December 7 1908, lists assessments and properties, with officials Elliott Trusler Mack and Mack in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department OF Public Works
Majestic
Pana Te Avenue
Sixteenth Street
Northwestern Avenue
Sala
Board of Public Works
Joseph T. Elliott
Preston C. Trusler
Fred J. Mack
Department of Toblic Works
Board
Majestic Ride
Indianapolis
Ind
City of
Indiananolla Ind
Denny Street
Washington Street
Michigan Street
Shank Street
Audubon Road
Bolton Avenue
Johnson Avenue
Julian Avenue
Laurel Street
Prospect Street
Orange Street
Rny
Majestic Bldg
Indiana
Pitas Ind
Indianapol Lis
Emerson Avenue
H. & D. Railroad
BH. & D. Railro
Board Public Works
Cit
Joseph T. Lliots
City records list births and deaths and marriages in the day
The notice records multiple births with parent names and addresses, several deaths including Henry Welslaam and Mary Buckner with causes and hospitals, and a string of marriages among Glen Ulrich, Clara Maynish, Richard Shippp, Grebe L, Joe Black, and Nannie Kk, plus others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Edgar Welslaam
City Hospital
Mary Buckner
Charlie Kopp
N. Sree Avenue
B. Adams
Glen Ulrich
Clara Maynish
Richard A Shippp
Grebe L
Wella
Joe’ Black
Nannie
Pyles
Richer Oods
Opal T. Rarilan
Smith
Genalcy Herron
Rt Penn
Maud Brankam
Hogs and cattle market report from Indianapolis sale
Receipts show 000 hogs 1 100 cattle and 15 sheep with hogs active at strong to higher prices. Top hogs at 6.10 with most at 5.40 to 6.90. cattle and sheep sold at steady to higher values. Representative sales list numerous hogs, cattle, and calves, plus yearlings and ewes, with prices noting steady sheep and lambs and eggs and butter in Indianapolis Produce Exchange.
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Indianapolis
City Grain Prices and Wheat Quiet on Market Ledger
Grain and hay prices listed with grades No 2 red No 9 red and No 4 red track, corn white and mixed grades, and hay timothy prices. Inspections show several cars in and out across multiple grades, totaling 49 cars in and 4 out, with various billing and through billing notes.
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Track, Inc
Wheat and grain prices in Toledo market notes
Toledo prices show December wheat at 1.06144 dollars, May 1.14, July 1.065. Corn cash 631/64 cents, May 648/64, July 643/64. Oats cash 82.5 cents, May 87. Cloverseed December 5.65, March 5.6744, October 5.15.
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Toledo
Stock speculation advisory by Shoemaker in New York
Stock speculation, when property conducted, pays better than any other, but it cannot be successfully carried on away from the market or in connection with other pursuits. A thoroughly experienced conservative operator would correspond with parties desiring to make speculative ventures but lacking time or facilities to supervise their commitments. Shoemaker offers to help such investors profitably while principals handle their own money and deal through Stock Exchange houses, with no charge unless successful. References to ability furnished. 11-12 Mill a Building, New York.
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Stock Exchange
New York
Indiana Senate Fight Centers on Kern and Fleming Alliances
The piece outlines a volatile Democratic contest in Indiana with John W. Kern leading a field that includes Major Menzies, John E. Lamb, and Steve Fleming. It notes potential cross-state coalitions, the possibility of Fleming's bid to dictate the caucus, and a persistent anti-Kern sentiment that could swing support to non-Indianapolis figures if Kern falters. B. F. Shively claims to resist temptations of combines as pressure builds among lawmakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
John E. Lamb
Terre Haute
Mr. Kern
Mr. Slack
Mr. Lamb
Maj. Menzies
Steve Fleming
Fort Wayne
Fleming
United States
Slack
Kern
Major Menzies
Menzies
B. F. Shively
John W. Kern
Indianapol
Shively
L. Ert Slack
Frank Hering
Danel Sims
E. G. Hoffman
William Ryan
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Thos. C. Day & CO
Law Building
Beltman
Bellman
Negrops
Bierman
West
Claypool Hoe
Harry and
Ruth Turner
Hel
John and
Pearl Frey
Geisendorf Street
Frieda Merz
Chestnut Street
Laura Spillman
St. Division Street
Charles and Mary Garrison
William and
Mildred Reeves
Twenty-eighth Street
Bertha Lanbert
Vermont Street
Frederick and
Elizabeth Doll
W. Twenty-ninth Street
Martha Kkobins
S. State Street
Paige
Indianapolis Produce Exchange
Julius Keller
Maryland
Qld
Stack-Menzies-Hoffman
Ath
Marty
America
Kentuck
Harper
the Boss
N Rae
Central Ave
Ksst
Mew
Jersey
Washington Blvd
Fortieth Street
Pennsylvania
Price
Central Avenue
Broadway
Sutherland Avenue
Pargsin
AGRE
Monon Railway
Forty Eighth Street
Thirtieth
East Front
West Front
Birch Street
Silver Avenue
Warrin Avenue
New Jersey
Washington Boulevard
Tacoma Street
Marion Trust
May Irwin
ST. Louis
Olympic Theater
Southern Hotel
W. H. Bristow
Ohio Street
W. P. Eltris
Nouse
E. Mi Street
Aehiaan Thomas Neal
Lockwood
Neue Vigo Street
McCormick
Holly
House Bros
Kentucky Ave
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