City Births And Deaths Record Listed For Day
City births include Thomas and Lillian McMeen a boy on 3104 Central avenue and many other couples naming newborns across streets such as Morris Avenue Sherman Avenue and Shelby Street. Deaths noted include Ella Johnson at 29 1626 Guffin Street and Minerva Adams at 42 W Twenty Eighth Street with gastroenteritis and tuberculosis among several others.
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Thomas and
Lillian McMeen
Central Avenue
Albert and
Mary Priller
Morris Street
Bud and
Bettie Corley
Sherman Avenue
John and
Mamie Meeker
Shelby Street
Charlies and
Mary Drager
Hoyt Avenue
Fred E
Laura A. Click
Addison Street
Walter O
Nellie S. Roach
Washington Street
Edward and
Clara Enders
Nelson Street
Bim
Josie Raymond
S. Alabama Street
Peter and
Paulina Bova
Harmon Birect
Otto G
Clara Montgomery
Franklin E
Miriam Brown
New Jersey
Russell M
Nettie B. Seetis
Talbott Avenue
Wesley V
Ida J. Leach
Michigan Street
Joseph A
Ee D. Coy
Columbia Avenue
Cremmett
Peiite Behymer
Bastley
Martha Haley
E. St. Clair Street
Aaron
Rachel P. Goldstein
Ank and
Harriett Poggemeyer
S. Nobile Street
Ella Johnson
Guffin Street
Minerva Adams
Twenty Eighth Street
Annes
Mary Schopp
Central Insane Peeters
Lancaster
E. Washington Street
Janine L. Smock
Pennsylvania Street
Elia N. Riddle
Hillside Avenue
Tiliie Merwin
S. Capitol Avenue
Lidy Matilda Felameier
English Avenue
Joras F. Parker
Windsor Block
Phuma A. Lohman
E. Pratt Street
Erisypelae
Woman Commits Suicide in Boarding House Dream Motive Hinted
Mary L. Roland, pretty young woman, killed herself by gas in a room at 260 Fourth Avenue boarding house. A friend, urged by an eerie dream, found her. Officials believe unemployment and poverty drove her to take the fatal action.
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Fourth Avenue
Piles Cured At Home By New Absorption Method
A home treatment claim offers a cure for bleeding itching and protruding piles using a new absorption method. Interested readers are invited to send their address to receive instructions and a free trial sample with locality-based guidance and promises of immediate relief and permanence.
Death and poverty haunt a struggling Indianapolis family
A mother bedridden by illness and her husband with two children live in a damp basement near the Marion county courthouse. They migrated to Indianapolis with little funds, spent their last ten dollars on the room, and lack furniture, proper heating, and fresh air. One child died of consumption, and the family seeks a better cottage away from downtown. Major Escott of the Salvation Army has the family's name and address for those willing to help.
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Marion County
Indianapolis
Salvation Army
Major Escott
Maj. Escott
White House yard tree blown down in storm
A large silver leaf maple in the White House grounds collapsed during a storm. The tree, with a hollow trunk, had stood for years and served as a shelter for many grey squirrels before the Civil War era.
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White House Yard
Washington
Whitehouse
Detective Captain Bray Bray Mel Ill Long Time Popular in Indianapolis
Edward S Bray captain of detectives died at his home 1901 Ashland avenue just before 1 am Saturday. He was 39 and had served 15 years, rising from patrolman to captain. Loved by colleagues, he was gentle with prisoners and valued for his fairness. Born Mooresville Indiana 1869 he leaves wife and three sons Walker 12 Harry 8 John 6. He belonged to Scottish Rite Mason Red Men and other groups. Funeral Tuesday at 1 30 pm with Scottish Rite in charge.
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Edward S.bray
Ashland Avenue
Capt. Bray
Police Department
Bray
Bookwalter
Capt
Mooresville
Ind
Walker
Harry
John
Red Men
New Aeronautical Development Company Formed in Washington
The Aeronautical Development Company Limited was organized in Washington on February 13, aiming to handle airplanes parts and fixtures and push the commercial aeroplane business. An improved tetrahedron-type plane by Professor Alexander Graham Bell will be exhibited, with interest from Representative Butler Ames F L Rice Prof Bell and Emile Berliner among backers.
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Washington
Aeronautical Development Company
Mmited
New York
Alexander Graham Bell
Nova Scotia
Butler Ames
Massachusetts
F. L. Rice
Ludlow
Emile Berliner
They Recommend Cascarens for Overnight Digestive Help
A promotional note urges use of Cascarets to ease stomach and bowel strain after overeating. Claiming relief occurs during sleep, it encourages taking the product tonight to feel better in the morning.
Clock Becomes Weapon in Stockyards Fight
A clock was used as a weapon when Fred Neal fought Tim Fell at the stockyards. Neal threw the clock, cutting Fell’s face, and was sent to the workhouse for 20 days. Fell was fined and costs after the altercation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Neal
Neal
Tim Fell
Fell
Haag Drug Stores Offer Deep Discounts on Medicines and More
The Haag Drug Stores advertise low prices on patent medicines wines and liquors and tobacco. Customers can buy 74c dollar medicines three for $2 00 and 39c items three for $1 00. They stock tooth powders cigars and household sundries and operate at three downtown Indianapolis locations.
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HAAG
Hang Drug
Pennsylvania Street
Grand Opera House
Linots Street
Washington Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Corner College
Sheriff Sale Notices from Marion County Indiana 1909
Public sale notices issued by Sheriff Cob Woessner expose rents and profits for two Marion County real estates. First property in Lincoln Park addition lot 28 block 15 will be sold March 6 1909 to satisfy a decree for 63 89 plus costs. If needed fee simple will be offered. Second property Hubbard Park Heights lot 33 block 9 will be sold March 6 1909 to satisfy a decree for unpaid sums plus costs. Both sales occur at the Marion County Courthouse door between 10 am and 4 pm under no valuation law relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Marion County
Indiana
Archie Greathouse
Rebelacher
Stout
Meridian Street
Indianapolis
Raliek
Vo Jacob
Etesa
Superior Court
Union Asphalt Construction Company
Amos C. Weaver
Court House
Martindale
Lincoln Park
Acob Woessner
G. L. Denny
Samuel T. Miller
Hubbard's Park Heights
State of Indiana
Cob Woessner
Tattyn Ory
Sford, aHieu
Aetna Saving and Loan Association
Richard Griffin
Inana
Lawa
Taxes for 1908 Notice in Marion County Indiana
Notice to taxpayers that the tax dupri for 1908 has been received and that the author will attend the County Treasurer's Office in Indianapolis to receive taxes due. Includes the rates of taxation per 100 dollars for 1908.
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Marion County
Indiana
Indianapolis
Law Directa
Partisan moves delay public accounting reform in Indiana
The text criticizes a proposed state public accounting bill. It argues Republicans would control a new inspector board, weakening executive power. Democrats are urged to adopt a caucus approach to pass reforms. The piece portrays graft concerns and partisan tactics shaping the bill’s fate.
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Merchants’ Association
House
Senate
Nto
Republictmn
Indiana
The Wagon Market Ad by Rouse Bros
The Wagon Market ad by Rouse Bros at 13 Kentucky Ave lists prices for hay and grains. Corn Shelled Oat 3-52853c. Wheat Oats 13.00 14.00. Timothy 12.00 13.00. New Clover 10.00 11.00. Mixed Hay 10 12. Wheat Straw 6.00 86.50. Oats Straw 0.50 6.50.
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Rouse Bros
Kentucky Ave
Property Repairs and Dwellings Listed on Jefferson Avenue Area
Local notices list multiple property repairs and building work. Items include repairs on John C. Scheter’s address N81-A8, a $900 job. John Dickert’s two story frame at 1836 N. New Jersey St. for $34,500. Fred C. Smock’s walk and dwelling at Twenty first Street and Central Ave for $5,500. move of a frame from Washon and Blackford to 131 First Street for $1,000. remodel of Trout on W. Washington Street. and Moeller frame dwelling at 183-88 Keystone Ave for $1,000.
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Bellsra V
Twenty-first Street
Central
Ave
Cal Petty
Washon
Blackford
First Street
I. E. Morrison
Washington Street
F. Moeller
Awelling
Keystone Avenue
James Vansycle Found Dead at Home
James Vansycle was found dead in his bed at his home on Kentucky Avenue. He was 59 years old and appears to have died of heart disease.
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James Vansycle
Kentucky Avenur
Mr. Vansycle
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Airanewers
Story and Clark Piano Co
O Valentine
Germania Hall
Christian Ries
Joshua En Cumins
Rena A. A Orend
Howard F. Gibson
Lena F. Curry
Michael Scriven
Anna
Ritner
Anton Mervar
Mary Prigel
Whkliam D. Cranfill
Golda D. Apple
James H. Starker
Emilie A Ehrens- Perger
Mary L. Roland
Bray Mel
Long Tim
Department
Aeronautics
C. Day & CO
Lew Building
Ath
Wayne
Ind'pls
Warren
Marion County, Indiana
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Rat &N
Statutes OF
Clermont
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Franklin
Wayne Peseeen
Warren . Jegns
Lawrence
Eaeves
Decatur Eeeeaseere
Center See Wee Eeese
Beech Grove
Broad Ripple
Castleton Ene Enentes
Beascons
Southport
Woodruff Place
Dean Nurseries
Ohio Street
Unitarian
All Souls Unitarian Church
Alabama Street
Frank S. C. Wicks
Florien G. Fry
Lincoln
Darwin
Bates Street
Lilly & Stalnaker
E. Washington St
French Steam Dye Works
Marott Department Store
Pennsylvania St
Illimoia Street
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