City Record Daybirths and deaths and marriages listed
Births list includes Chitles and Elizabeth Kress at 1201 Orange Street a girl and many more entries with names and addresses across the city. Deaths note typhoid fever thrombosis interstitial nephritis influenza and other causes with ages and hospital or street addresses. Marriages include several paired couples and colored entries. Building permits cover several dwelling and commercial projects with locations and valuations.
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Chitles
Elizabeth Kress
Orange Street
Jones
Annie Cash
Harvey Street
Joseph and
Miury Cain
E. Washington Street
Everett
Edna Massey
Michigan Street
Welter
Mamie Janes
Pender- Bust Street
Thomas and
Carrie Hawthorne
Brixing Street
Ennis
Effie Barney
Lowell Avenue
Murry
Blanche Jacobs
Prospect Street
Winfield and
Gertrude Anderson
S. East Street
Frank and
Gertrude Geis
E. Downey Street
John and
Annie McRoberts
S. Olive Street
Edward and
Mary Olsen
Lillie Powers
Lambert Street
Frederick and
Barbara Abraham
E. Sander Street
Herman and
Lula Mayo
Miller Street
Charles and
Mattie Hall
Elm Street
Charlies and
Ida Lentz
Reisner Street
Henry and
Mary Kilasing
Naomi Street
Vestel
Amanda Power
W. McCarty
George and
Chira Paetz
Alabama Street
Willem and
Callie Woessner
William and
Evely Wessel
Morgan Street
Bey
Minas and
Elizabeth Deranian
Senate Avenue
Philemana Kelly
Grandville
Elizabeth Jenkins
Mclain Street
Sarah Ward
W. Ray Street
Homer and
Ada Wilson
E. Twenty-fifth Street
Burt and
Nellie Walker
W. Seventeenth Street
Paul Wuerffel
City Hospital
Laura Nail
Wyoming Street
Charles R. Balke
N. Meridian Street
Kate Noten
Blake Street
Rosai A. Poundstone
Central Avenue
Mary Blumenstock
Little Sisters of Poor
Martha S. Chapman
St. Tremont
Milton W. Clark
Wilma M. Trout
Wiliam S. Davis
Clara M. Montague
Martin C. Specht
Cora M. Conners
John M. Urich
Nashville
Ind
Nancy Cordrey
John W. Claffey
Ida Westerfeld
Erwn
Denison
A. J. Everett
LaSalle
Michigan Streets
S. Holliday
Ohio
Alabama
Charles E. Smith
Keystons Avenue
Josephine Thatcher
University Avenue
Marietta Robinson
W. Eighteenth Street
Emma Powell
S. Meridian Street
Local seed market wholesale and retail prices listed
The notice lists common and red clover seed prices at four to six dollars per unit, Timothy reed seed at two to six dollars, alfalfa and Alsike clover priced at eight and one dollars, withKentucky fancy and extra clean clover seeds offered at one dollar each, reflecting mixed retail and wholesale terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy Reed
Blocxra Oateo
Patra Clean
Traction stocks strong in New York market
New York stock market opened with generally low figures as declines appeared in many active issues. Traction shares held up with Interborough Metropolitan common rising to 108.33, preferred at 43.44, and bonds active. later most stocks turned higher amid moderately active trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ings
Interborough-Metropolitan
The Wagon Market Prices Declared by House Bros
The Market listing from House Bros at 180 Kentucky Ave shows current prices for corn, oats, timothy, clover, mixed hay and straw. New corn sells around 6s to 8, shelled oats 10 to 13 cents, timothy 12 to 13 dollars, baled hay No. 0 and No. 2 at 12 to 11 dollars respectively.
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House Bros
Kentucky Ave
Market summary at Union Stock Yards Illinois hog and cattle
Hogs receipts 35,000 with price ranges from 4.80 to 5.82 dollars for light to heavy hogs, best 5.40 to 5.82. Cattle receipts 5,000 steady with beeves 7.60 to 9.17, stockers and feeders 2.60 to 4.70, Texas steers 3.40 to 4.25, cows and heifers 1.50 to 4.90, western steers 3.40 to 5.20, calves 6.00 to 8.50. Sheep receipts 22,000 with natives 2.50 to 1.45, yearlings 4.25 to 7.60, lambs 4.50 to 7.30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Stockyards
Texas
Ceseeladedes
Pittsburg Cattle and Sheep Market Report Delivers Mixed Prices
Cattle receipts in Pittsburg show light to steady movement with a range of prices. Prime and good cattle, heifers, fresh cows, and springers fetch varied quotes, while heavy cattle and workers command lower bids. Sheep receipts also steady with prime wethers and spring lambs spanning several dollars.
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Pittsburg
Eastern Buffalo cattle and hog market receipts report
Cattle receipts at East Buffalo show 0 head signed at lower values. Veal and sheep receipts total around 3,000 steady. Lambs at 4.3 to 4.6 per hundred weight. Hogs receipts about 3,100 head with steady prices from 5.30 to 6.90 for various hog categories. Mixed lots net heavies around 5.30 to 5.90 and roughs about 5.00.
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East Buffalo
Hog Market Steady Amid Large Hog Receipts in Indianapolis
Indianapolis reports strong hog demand with 15 000 hogs 1 700 cattle and 500 sheep sold. Hogs average about steady with most sales between 5 15 and 5 75, while cattle and sheep show mixed shifts from the previous day and year. Local packers sustain buying interest as supplies remain high this month.
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Indianapolis
Chicago Grain summary of prices and rates
Chicago grain notes mixed sentiment as weak cables and higher receipts in the northwest dampen wheat. Opening and closing prices for wheat corn oats pork lard ribs are listed with bids and asks, showing slight declines in wheat and varied movement across grains and meats.
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Chicago
Northwest
Thomson's
Saae
Ask
Witness in Hains murder trial hears Curtis suicide
A new sensational twist emerges as the presumed key witness Curtis, named as Orlan Cullen, is said to have died by suicide the day before the trial opened. Mrs. Elen G Annis identifies herself as widow of William Annis, slain in Flushing, with testimony detailing the death scene and timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claudia Hains
Shay
Curtis
Gen. Hains
Orlan C. Cullen
Benk Street
Princeton
Catorsville
M41
Rock Creak
Washington
William HE. Annis
Peter C. Hains
Thornton Jenkins Hains
Maj
Hains
Justice Crane
Bayside Yacht Club
Bayside
Charles A. Birchfield
Indiana to share in Lincoln farm dedication in Kentucky
Gov. Hanly appointed the Lincoln farm commission including Mrs James W Bingham Mere Mth Nicholson Charles W Moores Hilton A Brown and Mrs Frank B Wynn all Indianapolis residents. The group will attend the February 12 dedication ceremony and organize Indiana observances for Lincoln's birthday in schools and civic groups. President Roosevelt will speak at the Lincoln Farm dedication as part of the Lincoln Farm Association national movement led by Gov. Folk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Lincoln
Kentucky
Hanly
Lincoln Farm Commission
James W. Bingham
Mere Mth Nicholson
Charles W. Moores
Hilton A. Brown
Frank B. Wynn
Roosevelt
Linecoln Farm Association
Gov. Folk
Christmas Aid Sought for Indianapolis Family
A neighbor pleads for Christmas help for a North Indianapolis family on W Twenty Fifth Street. The husband is unemployed, two children and an invalid mother need shoes and toys while the writer asks for nuts candy and support to bring a brighter holiday. Also mentions a widow upstairs in the same house deserving assistance.
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J— M
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Produce Prices and Grain Quotes
Local market listing shows fresh eggs at 28 cents, butter at 18 cents, and various poultry as well. City Grain prices include wheat No. 2 red at 1.04 and corn No. 2 white around 29 cents, with numerous through-billing adjustments and totals for inspected lots.
Bartlett Murder Case Goes to Jury After Arguments
The Thomas Bartlett murder trial concluded with the judge instructing the jury to deliberate Thursday afternoon. The defense and state differed in views on the outcome, many expecting acquittal on self defense grounds, aided by the absence of key witness Herb Bartlett, a cousin of the accused.
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Herbert Bartlett
Shadow of Death Hangs Over Trial of Young Man
Edgar Harrison must pay Madeline Bouvy 250 to the county clerk for her benefit at 10 dollars a month with costs around 35. He was held in court while arrangements were made, and the paternity charge originated in a justice court. An appeal was taken as Judge Irwin, who acted as counsel, suffered a fatal heart attack during the case. The matter had been delayed and was under advisement.
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Edgar Harrison
Madeline Bouvy
Charles Remster
Harrison
Irwin
President Seeks DC Government Change and Salary Increases
Washington December 17 A presidential message urged governing the District of Columbia by a single commissioner appointed by the president instead of three. Senator Bourne proposed raising the president's salary from 50 000 to 100 000 and the vice president's from 12 000 to 25 000. Senator Perkins spoke on the postal savings bank bill.
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Washington
Senate
District of Columbia
Bourne
Perkins
Postal Savings Bank
The Best Messenger Dialogue Cited by Philadelphia Record
A snippet from the Philadelphia Record features Sillicus arguing against sending a man on a fool’s errand and Cynicus proposing to go himself, illustrating a sharp exchange on initiative and leadership.
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Sillicus
Cynicus
Philadelphia Record
Toledo Grain Prices Report for December Market
Toledo Ohio grain notes show mixed futures and cash bids with corn at cash 6c, May 1.04 percent, July 63%4c, rye 18gc, Alsike seed 8.85 prime, Timothy 1.70 prime, clover seed cash 6.00 March 36.67 percent, date and May bids stated.
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Toledo Grain
Toledo
Aim Em
Swenly
Alsike
Timothy
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Aluminum
Rogers & Bro
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Chinaware
Haviland & Co
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N.Y
Ally Strong
Interborough
Haing
Cade
Man
W. E. Annis
Flushing
L. IL
Mr. Curtis
Annis
Dr. Shamuk
Darrin
McIntyre
Martin Stan
Hackman
the Bobbsmerrill Company
Meredith Nicholson
Nicholson
Kildare
Mr. Nicholson
Cially
James Montgomery Flagg
All Odds
Pittsburg Dispatch
Chicago Journal
Howard Chandler Christy
Ius Fisher
By Harrison
Middle West
Zelda Cameron
John Cecil Clay
Limp
Clarence F. Underwood
Arthur J. Keiler
Rosalind
Red Gate
Arthur
Keller
Lake
Annandale
History of Indiana
Bobbs-Merrill’s
Washington ST
Net
Pace
Lincoln Farm
Tidhenands
Peestve Exchange
TurkeOys
Sample
Gars
Hay
Clover
Bartlett
Gase
Thomas Bart
Riverside Park
Garfield Park
Justice of the Peace Court
MONON
North Ilinois Street
Claypool Hotel
Union Station
Lambert Coal and Coke Co
Pennsylvania
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Chicago Express
Chicago Union Station
Chicago, Ill
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