City Record for a Day Births and Deaths Noted
Births listed include a girl to John and Minnie Robert at 726 8S Noble Street and a boy to Charles and Grace Nelson at 523 N Alabama Street among others. Deaths include James B Suitt, Captain G Patterson, and Caroline Daude among several listed residences and causes. Also includes marriages, building permits, and end of Vicksburg Park as Chicago Cubs spring plans affected by demolition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Minnie Robert
Noble Street
Henry and
Lizzie Jones
Germaania Avenue
Jackson
Lillian Lance
University Avenue
Charles and
Grace Nelson
Alabama Street
Elijah and
Frances Elrony
Walnut Street
Benjamin and
Alice Johnson
Indiana Avenue
George and
Hattie Heartpeace
Ringgold Avenue
Ross and
Georgia Grundy
W. Tenth Street
Albert and
Viola Harship
N. Olney
Box
Louise Tinsley
W. Wilkins Street
Daniel and
Gertrude Price
Elder Avenue
James B. Suitt
E. Washington Street
Captain G. Patterson
Tidiana Avenue
Felix Bonowiski
St. Vincent's Hospital
Caroline Daude
John Hegarty
Abbatt Street
Mary E. McGillendy
W. Merrill Street
Isaac Dotey
English Avenue
Ira Hadley
New Jersey Street
Vicksburg Park
Vicksburg
Miss
Chicago Cubs
Reading Stock Gains on Opening in New York
The stock market opened higher in New York with readings showing Readings at 14 cents and Great Northern and Northern Pacific up about one point. Wabash, Alton, and Southern Pacific led early gains amid hopes of a traffic deal with the Erie for Wabash, while steel and mining shares showed strong activity on the curb market.
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Ket
Commission
Reading
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Wabash
Alton
Southern Pacific
Erie
Goidel. Consolidated
la Rose
Cobalt Central
Brewers Favor Limit Upon The Places Of Drink
Detroit report notes the Michigan State Brewers association endorses a general law to cap saloons at one per 500 residents. Saloons remaining would face enforceable public-safety standards and a penalty of license forfeiture, aiming to drive noncompliant operators from the state. The executive committee of nine handles drafting details.
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Detroit
Mich
Michigan State Brewers’ Association
Hog and cattle prices steady at Indianapolis market
At Indianapolis on December 9 receipts were 12,000 hogs and 1,650 cattle with a notable hog and sheep rise versus a year ago. Prices ranged from 5.00 to 5.85 for hogs, cattle were steady to 10 cents lower, and buyers noted reduced outside demand amid a quiet trading day.
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Chicago
Lamibo
Ill
Texas
Indianapolis
Salix
Peete
Peter Bee
Ana Caden
Renee Enees
Chicago Grain and Market Prices Report
Chicago market update lists opening prices for wheat and corn with May and Jan futures, including May wheat at 1.08, corn around 62 to 68 cents, and pork andJanuary hogs at 15.90 and 9.17 to 8.32 in January notes.
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Chicago Grair
Chicago
Corr
Sugar cured meats and butchery prices listing
A pricing table lists sugar cured hams and bacon in various styles with English style and smoked options. Fresh pork sausage and loins are priced along with dried beef lard and dressed hogs. Various cuts of fresh beef veal mutton and lambs are shown with per unit costs.
Local Seed Prices in Indianapolis Market Odds and Ends
An OCR fragment lists seed items and prices in Indianapolis retail noting Alsike alfalfa clover values and assorted grains. Mentions Timothy Reed and miscellaneous buyers with scattered figures across lines. Prices shown include around $1.50 to $2.00 per unit, with several entries garbled or truncated.
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Lienomenis
Lover Seommon
Timothy Reed
Glocerack
Sean
Stongi
Negras
Indianapolis
Abel
Choice
Ae Ce
Aeea
The Hirschberg Case Remains Under Scrutiny
Police and investigators weigh three main theories on the millionaire’s death. Intruder theory places the killer on a landing near a door to the backyard. self-inflicted and accidental firing are also debated. The revolver was found at the foot of the stairway and the house doors were locked.
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Hirschberg
Hirschherg
Frank
Dr. Clemens
Sven Olson
H. A. Lindsay
Lindell Boulevard
Hirschbergs
Milionaire
David F. Francis
Closs
Waterway Congress Opens in Washington
The fifth annual national rivers and harbors congress opened with about four thousand delegates. Russell of Louisiana presided. Cardinal Gibbons gave the invocation and President Ransdell delivered the opening address. Vice-President Fairbanks welcomed delegates. James Bryce spoke on British waterways and Andrew Carnegie urged improved waterways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
Representative Russell
Louisiana
Congress
Cardinal Gibbons
Ransdell
Fairbanks
James Bryce
Great Britain
Andrew Carnegie
White House
Guatemalan Foreign Minister Robbed After Car Crash
Senor Don Juan Barrios Guatemala's minister of foreign affairs was robbed of over $3,000 after a fatal sounding automobile accident last night. Dr. Don Lewis Toledo Herrarte and Gen. John Drummond were injured. The car overturned as they headed to place a wreath at the tomb in Washington. A crowd gathered and stole three $1,000 bills and three $100 bills from Barrios. He is hospitalized.
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Washington
Senor
Don Juan Barrios
Guatemala
Don Lewis Toledo Herrarte
United States
John Drummond
South America
Barrios
Jeanette Durno to Perform Recital at Roberts Park Church
Jeanette Durno, noted teaching pianist, will give a recital tonight at Roberts Park Church, drawing crowds from music lovers and club circles. The program includes works by Bach, Scarlatti, Rameau, Beethoven, Chopin, and Liszt among others, underscoring her acclaimed range and audience appeal.
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Jeanette Durno
Roberts Park Church
Bach
Scarlatti
Rameau
Chopin
Waldstein
Chonin Noll
Chevdin
Wie
Strauss
Letschetizky
Moszkowski
Macdowell
la Campanella
Bank Robbers Loot Maize Vault for Nearly 6000 Dollars
In Maize Kansas on December 9 a group of safe robbers blew open the State bank vaults and escaped with about six thousand dollars in currency. A statewide posse pursues the gang as citizens organize to aid the hunt.
Bomb Drop Wrecks NY Tenement Injuring Nine People
In New York a bomb dropped from a roof into an airshaft at a five story tenement on Sixty third Street injured nine residents and shattered windows. Police link the attack to Giovanni Cozussi the banker, whose son was kidnapped years ago.
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Black Hand
Sixty-third Street
Convent of the
Sisters of the Holy Rosary
Pietro Giamo
Martino Giamo
Vito Giamo
Dominico Vito
Salvatore Lemberti
Presbyterian Hospital
Friends
Giovanni Cozussi
First Avenue
Cozussi
New York
Hains weeps for daughter as murder trial looms
New York December 9. T Jenkins Hains, to be tried Monday for the murder of William E. Annis, collapsed in Queens county jail upon learning his three year old daughter Mollie is in Washington with his parents. He cried unable to see her. Mollie is with Gen and Mrs P C Hains in Washington.
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New York
T. Jenkins Hains
William E. Annis
Queens County
Mollie
Washington
Mollie Hains
Gen
Mrs. P. C. Hains
Big Poultry Show In Crawfordsville Opens
In Crawfordsville Indiana on December 4 more than 700 fowls are on display at the local poultry show reflecting strong interest and turnout for the event featuring numerous breeds and exhibitors.
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Crawfordsville
Ind
Grocer and H. Wilhite Heavily Fined in Police Court
In Indianapolis a grocery operator on Indiana Avenue and Ivoryman William A. Wilhite, who had returned from Denver, were fined $60 each in police court after a scandal involving Miss Mary Poulter. Mrs Wilhite testified about her husband's visit to Jefferson Avenue and collapsed from excitement. Mrs Wilhite has ongoing divorce proceedings.
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Poulter
Miss Poulter
Wilkite
Denver
Colo
Indianapolis
Indiana Avenue
Wilhite
Fouth Shoots His Mother by Mistake
Detroit Michigan December 9 Raymond Schmelzer mistook his mother for a burglar and shot her in the throat. The bullet traversed her flesh and lodged near the spine but Dr H A Luce says the injury is non fatal and she is receiving care.
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Fouth
Detroit
Mich
Raymond
Spaniard Goes to Illinois for Trial
J. E. Marteener known as the Spaniard, arrested while attempting to buy a saloon with insufficient funds, will be sent to Centra lia Illinois for trial. He is said to be wanted there for obtaining money by false pretenses.
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Centralia
Jil
Sullivan Seeks Divorce From Boston Beauty
Chicago Dee John L. Sullivan once world heavyweight champion prepares to file for divorce before Superior Judge Barnes. He seeks severance from his marriage to the “most beautiful woman in Boston.” Her maiden name Bates, now living in Center ville, Ro OT.
Grain Market Grain Wheat Prices and Rice-like Totals
Grain prices listed with No 3 red, No 4 red tracks and monthly futures. Corn quotations show several white and mixed grades with through billing adjustments. Ongoing hay and timothy quotes accompany inspection tallies for wheat, corn, oats, and hay with totals of cars and unsettled grades.
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House Bros
Kentucky Ave
Timothy
Hay
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