Lakewood to Get Big New Auto Raceway in New Jersey
Lakewood promoters announce plans and a $500000 budget for an eight mile speed boulevard and automobile park near the resort town. Capt. A M Bradshaw backs the project with tentative plans and a list of supporters. If built, the course could open next season attracting thousands from New York and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lakewood
N. J
Jersey Pine Belt
Indianapolis
Philadelphia
A. M. Bradshaw
Pine Belt
New Camp of Patriotic Sons of America Forming in Warren
A new Patriotic Sons of America camp will be organized at Maddell's hall Warren and Oliver avenues Friday evening January 14 at 8 by state organizer E Cuting. He will be assisted by state officers. Camps 12 and 2% will conduct initiatory rites. All charter members must attend.
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P.S. OF A
the Patriotic Sons of America
Maddell's Hall
Warren and Oliver Areau
E. Cuting
Fire Rips Boston YMCA Building Killing One
A five story YMCA building at 4246 Boyleston Street Boston burned early today. One man died and several others were injured. Firestorm threatened Notre Dame Academy on Providence Street where 57 sisters waited to be evacuated as flames closed in.
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Boston
Boston Y. M. C. A
Boyleston Street
Notre Dame Academy
Providence Street
Rumors Tie Shideler To Indiana State Chairmanship
In Indianapolis on Thursday George A H Shideler Marion a noted Republican politician and glass manufacturer drew attention amid talks of a Republican state chairman selection. While Shideler has not stated his position and previously sought the job two years ago observers expect him to remain politically active even if he steps back from manufacturing duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. H. Shideler
Marion
Shideler
Republican
Indiana
Shidesler
Wold
Republican Party
Farmer Pays Damages After Tree Cutting Dispute
Perry Butcher of Salt Creek township is ordered to pay $3 to Mrs. Mary Lamkins after cutting down a poplar tree that stood on the boundary line dividing their properties. The incident occurred on his farm in Perry County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Mary Lamkins
Salt Creek Township
Perry Butcher
Nothing Doing On The Pond
A sociologist probes a laborer at a pond noting long hours as the man replies that a shift lasts sixty minutes. The exchange hints at worker fatigue and a critique of labor conditions in a concise, period tone.
Chivington Former Denver Deputy Coroner Named President
Thomas M. Chivington, newly elected president of the American association, once served as deputy coroner of Arapahoe County when Denver lay in that county. He began as an office boy, worked at Denver & Rio Grande, dabble in newspapers, and later held varied posts including railroad brakeman. A descendant of General Chivington famed for the Sand Creek battle, he is well remembered by Denver’s old-timers.
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Denver
Col
Thomas M. Chivington
The
American Association
Arapahoe County
Denver & Rio Grande
Northwest
Chicago
Chivington
Sand Creek
Indianapolis Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Indianapolis stockyards report Jan 13 receipts 4000 hogs 1060 cattle 200 sheep down across steer heifer cow calf bull categories. Prices listed for good to prime steers heifers cows calves bulls with ranges across weights. Pittsburg and Union Stockyards also cited with hog and cattle quotes plus sheep and calves markets from East Buffalo and surrounding regions.
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Indianapolis
Hkogs
Pittsburg
Bergher
East Buffalo
N. Y
Wall Street Opening Mixed as Harriman Stocks Lead Gains
New York January 18 The stock market opened irregularly with mixed price moves in the first 15 minutes. Harriman stocks led gains with Union Pacific, Southern Pacific, and Reading rising while many issues showed slight losses under scattered selling.
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New York
Harriman
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Reading
Mining AkO Oil OTOGE List Mining Ak0 Oil OTOGE List Cobalt Stocks
The article reports on Cobalt area mining stocks on January 13 1910 with prices bid and asked for Kerr Lake Temiskaming Beaver City of Cobalt and others. It notes a general market downturn from the prior day and highlights a Toronto investor urging investments in Temiskaming and Beaver citing ore in sight and future mill operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobalt
Jackson & Jackson
Champhers- Ferland
City of Cobalt
Cobalt Central Ve
Cobalt Lake
Kerr Lake
la Rose
Nipissing
Nova Scotia
Otisse Oo
Peterson Lake
Rochester
Temiskaming
TemJst
Beaver
Chambers-Ferland
Nancy Hele
Siechs
Toronto
Cobalts
Temiskaramgard Beaver
Curb Market Opens Quiet as Commodities Mixed
The New Oak curb market on January 18 shows mixed quotes with Standard Oil at 660 cents, American Tobacco 420 400, Ely Cons and Copper shares varying, Nevada and Chino Copper firm around 13 to 16 percent, several minors like Union Mines and Manhattan Transit listed with fractional quotes, and Pacific Smelters near 9 16. The tone suggests cautious trading and a broad spread of commodity names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oak
Standard Oil
American Tobacco
Ely
Hacuvar
Multe
Coeuten
Weami
Nevada
Cobalt Central
Boston
Chino
Nipissing
United Copper
British Columbia
Ohio
Chicgen Assi
Sare Abway
Davis-Daly
Ariz
Union Mines
Manhattan Triansit
Ely Central
Pacific Smelters
Bay State Gas
Greene Cananes and Boston Corbin Race at Nevada Event
Greene Cananes of North Lake finishes 12 in a race with Boston Corbin. Copper and Nevada Cons. place with 88 and 7 accolades noted. Minor rowing or track results listed from a local meet in Massachusetts.
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Greene Cananes
North Lake
Boston Corbin
4 Venture
Mass
Mini Th Lake Copper
Nevada Cons
Lancaster talks on microbes in my powder rag
Daysey Mayme Appleton will address the Lancaster Literary Society this evening on The Microbes in My Powder Rag. Her rag resembles a piano rag, promising an amusing and likely engaging talk for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster Literary Society
Daysey Mayme Appleton
Atchison Globe
Want a Good Girl For Housework In The City
A ten word advert in The Sun seeks a reliable housework helper in the city. Prospectors are invited to nazvar from the listing for details and contact.
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Nazvar
Sheriff Sale of Rents and Profits on Marion County Property
Public sale to the highest bidder on January 15 1910 between 10 AM and 4 PM at Marion County Court House for rents and profits of lots 13 14 and 15 block 26 Sangster Harrison Co Oak Hill addition Indianapolis. If not enough proceeds to cover executions with interest and costs a fee simple will be offered.
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Marion County
Indiana
Julius A. Lemcke
Indiana Trust Company
Warrick H. Ripley
Sangster
Harrison Co
Oak Hill
Indianapolis
English Actress Plot to Free Distiller Ends in Elopement
Edna Loftus the actress plotted to free Harry Rheinstrom a Cincinnati distiller from a sanitarium where his family placed him to allow a marriage. They eloped to Kentucky and wed there. Rheinstrom's mother plans a lunacy filing and it is believed the couple will flee to England.
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Edna Loftus
Harry Rheinstrom
Cincinnati
Rheinstrom
Kentucky
England
Life's a Greatest Problem in Sisterhood Meeting
In a reported meeting led by Mrs. Lysander John Arpiete the group debates uplifting the sisterhood amid drawbacks. A participant, Mrs Boogs, asks what to obtain for the next meal, highlighting daily concerns and spiritual questions discussed at length.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lysander John Arpiete
Two Stores Robbed In Local Greecery Burglary
Burglars broke into Carter and Doyle’s grocery at 347 East South Street through a transom Thursday night and escaped with an unspecified amount. A second store owned by Adolph Sebel at 225 Indiana Avenue was also entered, but no loot was confirmed.
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Carter & Doyle's
E. Southstreet
Adolph Sebel
Indiana Avenue
Indianapolis Grain Prices and Inspections Ledger
Grain prices for Wheat, Corn, and Oats list various grades and bids for No. 2 red, through billing, and through billing mixed, plus January February futures. Hay prices cover several timothy and clover grades with straw values. Inspections record totals by grain type and vehicle cars, with multiple lot counts and rejections.
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Timothy
Sample
Hay
Indiana triumphs over DePaul in low-scoring win
Indiana University basketball team defeated De Paul University 23 to 17 in a low scoring game played in Greent Castle Indiana.
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Greztncastle
Ind
Indiana University
de PauwlIa
Rock Island foes plan sweeping changes in leadership
Rock Island interests reportedly press to seize control of Reid holdings in the Rock Island system. Robert Walker rises to chairman of the Chicago Rock Island & Pacific railroad and Rock Island president, signaling a major housecleaning. Simultaneously, stock exchange chiefs suspend Chapin and Countiss 30 days for market manipulation tied to the Rock Island surge. Former Judge Moore denies rift with Reid as Walker arrives in Chicago for talks on the railroad’s future.
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Rock Island
Moore
Reid
Rock Island Company
Robert Walker
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad
Simon B. Chapin
8. B. Chapin & Co
For
Frederick D. Countiss
Chicago
Exchange
Simeon B. Chapin
Race Island
William ‘“V. Moore
D. G. Reid
Rock Island System
Richard A. Jackson
R. A. Mudge
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Walker
City Record Listings Revealing Births and Fatalities
The city record lists multiple births at St Vincent’s Hospital including a girl born to Charles and Ella McCaffery and several other families at various addresses. It also records deaths from cerebral hemorrhage, tuberculosis, and other causes along with a string of names linked to private residences and businesses.
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Charles
Ella McCaffery
St Vincent’s Hospital
Walter and
Attie Hill
Ogden Street
John and
Molly Green
Fifteenth Street
Jeese and
Eva Gent
Market Street
Forest and
Bernice Reed
Twenty-sixth Street
Charles and
Mary Shaw
W. Penneybanin Street
Joseph and
Lizzie Gowdy
Twenty-fourth Street
T. M
Allarvane Hardage
Beauty Avenue
Lexter
Clara Benson
Park Avenue
Notice to Heirs and Creditors in Estate of Elisabeth Shearer
In the Probate Court of Marion County December 1909 term William R. Shearer as Administrator filed final account with vouchers. The court will review on January 10, 1910. Heirs creditors or legatees must appear to show cause why the account should not be approved and to declare their claims of heirship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elisabeth Shearer
Marion County
William R. Shearer
Elizabeth Shearer
Lamphere linked to Gunness murders and farmyard corpse
Lamphere claimed involvement in killing three men connected to Mrs. Gunness, and helped bury them. He identified the dead in the Gunness farmhouse as Bella Gunness and said Jennie Olsen died in the fire, though her exact fate remains mysterious. Dr. Schell resisted releasing Lamphere’s confession, citing confidentiality.
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Lamphere
Mrs. Gunness
Andrew Helgelin
Ole Budsborg
Tonney Petersen Lien
Lien
Gunness
Dr. Schell
Adair, Se
Bella Gunness
Jennie Olsen
Two Children Die in Carbenite Explosion Near California PA
An explosion at the home of miner Joseph Kentic near California Pennsylvania killed two children, Gena Kentic aged 2 and Mary Kentic aged 4, and injured three others. Three sticks of carbenite were near the kitchen stove. cause of the blast is unclear.
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Charleroi, Pa
Joseph Kentic
California
Gena Kentic
Mary Kentic
Bet
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Remy
Blossburg
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Seccesae
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Tom Chivington
Doe Works
South Illinois St. Mehes
Walter Ehlers
Fon, Te
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Indianapolis Livestock
Dpwewsagedese
Wielarchek
Sun
Wall Street
AKO Oil
OTOGE
CURB
Elma
Board of Trade
A. W. ‘Thomson
Bridget Kennedy
Belmont Avenue
Wiliam Thomas Noble
Central Avenue
Helen L. Maddock
Harlan Street
Wilhelmina Huebner
Bates Street
Elizabeth M. Smock
Meridian Street
Lagrippe
Elizabeth Wintread
City Hospital
Permelia Jones
Arlington Avenue
George Griffin
Holliday Street
Emil Soukat
Delaware Street
de W. McCoy
Emma EB
Herbert W. Anderson
Nellie E. W. Darwin Wilson
Lilian Shelby
John L. Ahlfeldt
Alice E. Fay
Yelton
Ruth C. Harrington
Ben” E. Stienecker
Mary E. Tompins
Clyde C. Hollstein
Cylvira A Presser
John H. Parker
Aleana Ball
Walter M. Class
Hasel A. Reed
Mekoline Bedness
Mary Bohnock
Ae G. Ask
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