City births and deaths flood the city records
A long list records numerous births at City hospital and St Vincent's hospital including several babies from Price Caylor Baker and Hubbard families. It also notes multiple deaths and medical conditions such as appendicitis hepatitis hemorrhage lobar pneumonia tuberculosis nephritis and epilepsy among residents and patients including Ver mont street Calhoun street and N Califoria street addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pil
Loretta Price
City Hospital
Bee and
Cora Caylor
Tipton Street
Valley Avenue
John and
Florence Evans
Bates Street
Austin and
Georgiana Terrelle
Montcalm Street
Joseph and
Wilhelmina Heidelmann
Amburg Street
Harry and
Catherine Andrews
Ringgold Street
Jennetta Fell
Fairview Street
George and
Clara Clannin
Thirty-fourth
Fred and
Minnie Walters
Calhound Street
Esse
Lottie O'Connell
N. Mackford Street
Willam
Anna Bell
Goodlett Avenue
Withiam
Pearl Lawrence
S. Alabama Street
Otto
Anna Graf
Union Street
Charles and
Eva Hathaway
Emerson Place
I . Joseph
Flora Butler
Howard
Dayton S. Kirkpatrick
Illinois Street
John Joseph Tout
Vermont Street
Paul A. Butler
Howard Street
Catherine Babbitt
Calhoun Street
Henry Williame
Ludlow Stret
Evangeline A. Nelson
New Jersey
Taucy Richardson
Alabana Street
Elizabeth &. Craven
Michigan
Josephine Kelley
Ohio Street
McGlaughin
Dave
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Laura Torrence
Gabriel Breckenridge
N. Califoria Street
Despondent Man Dies By Gas In Linden St Home
Henry Alsmeyer a 60 year old South Side resident was found dead in his room at 1437 Linden street after turning on a gas jet and plugging keyholes. Despondent for days he left eight children and a widow. His son Walter, returning from a party, discovered the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Alsmeyer
Linden Street
Alsmeyer
Walter
Arsene Lupin Stages Return to Duke of Charmerace Estate
In a Paris country chateau the Duke of Charmerace and fiancée Germaine learn Lupin has resurfaced after a ten year mystery. A wall inscription in chalk reveals Lupin’s signature, recalling the famed thief who once warned victims with polite notes and carried off prized artworks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charmerace
France
Paris
Arsene Lupin
Monsieur Gournay-Martin
The Duke's Portrait Beguiles with Red Chalk Scrawl
By Joseph O'Brien, a fragment from Chapter 1 titled The Duke's Portrait shows the Duke of Charmerace surveying a red chalk inscription under tapestry as Germaine and Bonta react, lingering over the name and its meaning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph O'Brien
American-Journal- Braminer
Duke of
Charmerace
Germaine
Bonta
Arsene Lupin The Burglar in the Duchess's Gallery Mystery
Germaine reveals Arsene Lupin’s letter to the duke, detailing a planned theft of artworks including a Murillo and a Rubens. Lupin’s ruse uses Guerchard, the police chief, and a fake Lupin, with the tiara hidden in Credit Lyonnais vaults. The tale ends with Lupin’s autograph on the tapestry and Sonia preparing wedding notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arsene Lupin
Germaine
France
Polar
Argene Lupin
Jacques
Papa
Sonia
Sania
Chateau
Princess of Lombard
Batignolles
Monsieur Gournay-Martin
Paris
Credit Lyonnaise
Lupin
Arséne Lupin
Mr. Morgan
Geradaine
Petrait
Wei
Mademoiselle Kritchnoff
Greig
Mademoiselle Krutchnoff
Victoire
Fanciers' show to feature poultry pigeons dogs and cats
The tenth annual Indiana Fanciers' association show opens Feb 7 in Tomlinson Hall Indianapolis with poultry pigeon and dog exhibits. Special money cups medals and ribbons will be awarded under various national clubs. pigeons will include Carriers Pouters and Owls. judges of national repute will preside. about 50 dog breeds expected and a large cat and pigeon display organized by Hoosier Fanciers' association with officers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanciers’ Association of Indiana
Tomlinton Hall
Indianapolis
William Tobin
C. R. Milhous
American Poultry Association
American Kennel Club
American Cat Club
Hoosier Fanciers’ Association
Indiana Fanciers’ Association
Variaus
Fanciers’ Association
Black Langshang Club of America
American Cornish Club
Plymouth Rock Chi
White Orpington Club
Rhode Island Red Club of America
H. C. Schroeder
H. R. Matske
Eavh
Edwast Sherows
William F. Heinrichs
M. R. Fisher
Indianapolis Cat Club
Mabel Milhous
Meridian Street
C. L. Buschman
Frank P. Johnson
C. L. Buncheman
A. B. Carter
A. R. Fisher
Meyers
T. M. Campbell
Theo Hewes
E. J. Barker
A. L. Weckler
W. A. Stolta
Ed Walsh
United States
W. C. Pierce
Ind
Buoff Rocks
Golden Wyandottes
Columbia Wyandottes
Rhode Island Reds
Orpingtonia
Partridge Wyandottes
Buff Wyandottes
Houdans
A. F. Kummer
Butler
James A. Tucker
Concord
Mich
Gilbert Eldridge to entertain at Y M C A Hollywood style
The Indiana Fanciers Association hosts a Saturday evening show at the Y M C A auditorium in Indianapolis with Gilbert A Eldridge, a costumed impersonator, as the main entertainment. Admission is 15 cents or two tickets for 3 cents with poultry show entries closing January B. The event promises top judges and broad competition from breeders nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Christian Association
Linois
New York
Gilbert Aeldridge
Eldridge
Mysterious Boy Halt Frozen 15 in Custody
George Thorn aged 17 is held at the county jail while Frank D Loomis superintendent of the Children's Aid society seeks a placement. Thorn was thinly clad and suffering exposure with feet badly frozen preventing wearing shoes. It is thought he escaped from a shape institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Thorn
Frank D. Loomis
Children’s Aid Society
Thorn
Fire Department Lt Ferguson Appointment Revoked
The Board of Public Safety held a speak easy meeting after the regular meeting and attempted to appoint VirgIl Ferguson lieutenant in the fire department but the appointment was revoked due to no vacancies. Samuel Hensley, a chemical driver, was retired after injuries from a collision. Charles W. Quack, a patrol man, also retired for health reasons. William Fairhead was appointed a substitute in the fire department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Safety
Vergil Ferguson
Ferguson
Coots
Samuel Hensley
Board of Safety
Hensley
Ilinois
Braryland
Charles W. Quack
William Fairhead
Princeton Beats Yale 5 to 2 in Hockey Clash
Pittsburgh Jan 1 Princeton hockey team defeated Yale 5 to 2 in the last game of the series. Princeton led early with strong offense and secured the win despite Yale’s efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Princeton
Yale
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Caen
Tit Areringh Rattonal Bank
Femausy Va
Ola Restetf
Ce Bulding
F. Abenéreth Eie'seipive
Parker
Ziai
Francis de Croisnet
Maurice Leblanc
Charles Frohman
North Pole
Youn
Monsieur Gournay- Martin
Paria
Guerchard
Secret Police
Sonja Kritchnoff
Meneleur Gournay-Martin
Duke of Charmerace
Marie
Jean
Irma
Duke
Monsieur Charolais
Charolais
The
Indiana Trust Co
Germeine
Pape
Monsieur Guerchard
Rheims
Four Winds
Mademoiselle
Ciers’ Association of Indiana
Tomlinson Hall
Pat White
Empire
Grilty Girls
the Empire
Gilbert Eldridge
Mysterious Boy
Pettis Dry Goods CO
Virgil Ferguson
Ayer
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