City Births and Deaths Reported in Local Record
Births listed for Arthur and Mable Dietz. Robert and Leverig Stapleton. Richard and Lucy Herald. George and Lula Connolly. George and Flora Schriber. Patrick and Margaret Roche. Arthur and Mabel Ward. Andrew and Annie Jacob. Clinton and Margaret Hayer. Edward and Louise Ward. John and Hazel Jones. Clifford and Ivy Rallsback. Deaths include Nancy A. Beil pneumonia. Mary Oliver Williams ovarian cancer. John Banks heart disease. Harden Corneal valvular issues. Building permits issued for Martha Iseman and E. E. Holmes repairs and remodeling costs listed.
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Arthur
Mable Dietz
Kenwood Avenue
Robert and
Leverig Stapleton
Muskingum Street
Richard and
Lucy Herald
Columbia Avenue
George and
Lula Connolly
W. Twenty-ninth Street
Flora Schriber
N. Meridian Street
Patrick and
Margaret Roche
Blake Street
Arthur and
Mabel Ward
Pratt Street
Andrew and
Annie Jacob
Capitol Avenue
Clinton and
Margaret Hayer
Michigan Street
Edward and
Louise Ward
College Avenue
John and
Hazel Jones
Olney Avenue
Clifford and
Ivy Rallsback
Summit Street
Thomas and
Mollie Owens
Central Avenue
Nancy A. Beil
Gent Avenue
Mary Oliver Willams
Otto C. Maas
Lelia Crane
John Papas
Jeannette McCoy
Herbert J. Sawyers
Queenie V. Hyde
Martha Iseman
Buchanan Street
E. E. Holmes
Alabama Street
Sol Kiser Elected Exchange President
At the annual election of officers of the Indianapolis Stock Exchange Sol S. Kiser was chosen president. Geo. B. Elliott was elected vice president L. G. Wild treasurer Otto F. Hauceisen secretary. The board of governors includes the officers and Gavin L. Payne as the additional member.
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Indianapolis Stock Exchange
Sol S. Kiser
Geo. B. Elliott
L. G. Wild
Otto F. Hauceisen
Gavin L. Payne
Garment Workers To Hold Tenth Annual Ball
The United Garment Workers of America will stage their tenth annual ball at Tomlinson Hall tomorrow evening. The union counts about 650 women as members.
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United Garment Workers of America
Tomlinson Hall
Ovation for Dr Ludwig Wuellner at Maennerchor concert
Dr Ludwig Wuellner a celebrated Berlin bari tone touring America for the first time received an ovation at the Maennerchor Tuesday night for his singing of Schubert Brahms Schumann Wolf and Strauss. He impressed with a tall graceful presence and expressive countenance while Coenraad V Bos accompanied at the piano. Wuellner travels to Chicago Wednesday for his fourth engagement since arriving in America.
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Ludwig Wuellner
Berlin
America
Maennerchor
Schubert
Brahms
Schumann
Wolf
Strauss
Wuellner
Wuellmer
Charles L Henry Re-elected President at Indianapolis Traction
At a Tuesday board meeting of the Indianapolis and Cincinnati Traction Company officers were re-elected. President Charles R. Henry, vice president Theodore F. Ross, secretary John F. Wild, treasurer John J. Appel. Directors include Durbin Alford Ross Ball Wild Henry and Appel.
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Indianapolis & Cincinnati Traction Company
Charles R. Henry
Theodore F. Ross
John F. Wild
John J. Appel
W.T. Durbin
W. J. Alford
George A. Ball
Charles L. Henry
Cotton Mills Burned in North Chelmsford Fire
A fire destroyed two large cotton mills in North Chelmsford Massachusetts last night and damaged a third, endangering about 300 workers, mostly women. Three people are missing including Miss Alice Spencer and two unnamed men. Loss is estimated at 700 dollars.
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North Chelmsford
Mass
Alice Spencer
The Cascarets Reason Why Consumers Buy Daily
A promotional narrative asserts Cascarets sell rapidly with millions using them daily. It cites vast sales figures, endorsements by Americans, and calls out imitators as trade thieves, claiming long proven merit and digestive health benefits.
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America
Casearet
Cascarets
Dishonest Purpose Behind Suspect Product Warns Purchasers
A warning against slick salesmanship and a dishonest product. The ad stresses health risks, calls out the Sterling Remedy Company for Cascarets, and highlights the Ten Cent West Pocket box labeled GCC as the genuine item never sold in bulk.
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Sterling Remedy Company
GCC
Hog and cattle prices slip as receipts rise at Indianapolis market
Receipts in Indianapolis reach 13 500 hogs 1 400 cattle and 500 sheep today with more hogs and sheep but fewer cattle than last week. Hog prices fall while cattle and sheep gain, reflecting market shifts amid daily trading activity.
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Indianapolis
Market Opens Strong on Southern Pacific First Sales
New York reports a wide opening after a full week with Southern Pacific stock selling 1 300 shares at 120 120 percent. Union Pacific shows fractional gains and many issues rise. New York Central climbs about one point as trading remains brisk.
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New York
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
New York Central
Wheat Opens Steady to Slightly Lower in Chicago Grain
Chicago January reporting notes light offerings with wheat opening steady to lower and a small rally possible on buying by commission houses likely acting for Armour. May prices listed for wheat at 1.087 to 1.07, corn around 0.614 to 0.615, oats near 0.51, pork 17.02 to 17.05, lard 0.9987, ribs 9.9.
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Chicago
Armour
Chicago Live Stock Prices at Union Stock Yards
Hog receipts total 52,000 with mixed and butchers trading 5 to 10 cents lower and areas like good heavy and rough heavy quoted. Cattle receipts 31,000 with market steady to slightly lower. Beeves 4.10 to 7.00, cows and heifers 1.75 to 5.80, calves 7.25 to 9.00. Sheep receipts 20,000 with market steady. sheep 3.85 to 5.75, lambs 4.50 to 7.75.
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Eea Seeres
Secon
Ernest Eseneneres
Chicago
Union Stockyards
Ill
Mary Plonges
Kiger Co
Echool Supplies
Stam Eens Reese Aerees Co
Morrow
L. Brown
Lumber Sever Eer Errrery J F. Wild & Co
Henry Artman
T. Cotton
M. M. Hindman
Walter Reynolds
Wm. Spiker
Tritte Am
George Bush
Jesse Hutsell
George Rea
Val
D. Kiger Co
Chas. Scribner “Sons
Geo
Waterman
Amos
Wiickle
W. Maasman
Adi
H. Mansing
Emma M Carnes
Minta Morrison
Tyeg Lowe
Pentecost
Errr
Ilie von Talge
Francie E.acy
Eerenne
Gretchen Scotten
Lara B. Thormeyer
Corinne Spickelmeier
Secuwe
Agnes Hunt
H. L.eran
Herry P Johnson
Chas
Fisher
Woody
Muszaman
Lettie Lowe
Henry Keelwood
Vansickle
Bas Perry
Rice
Cotton
Netta Pentecost
M. Carnes
Mussman
Lorinne Spickelmeter
Mary Jtonges
Henry Roose
We Morrison
Hartman
Jatin Thomas
Hart Cotton
Muindman
Geo. Kellermeier
Ap D
Michael
Eecenae
Albert Bangel
Dalving
Ernest Linton
Ace Fannie E. Macy
Cocine Spickelmeier
Praton
J. K. Longest
James McConnell
John T. Askren
J. T. Askren
Jan
Whetzell
Martin McDaniel
Governor Marshall Hosts First At Home Reception in Indianapolis
Governor and Mrs. Thomas R. Marshall held their first at home reception last night at 1219 N Pennsylvania. Friends called between 7 30 and 10 o'clock to meet the new citizens of Indianapolis in a democratic event designed for informal chats on any topic except seeking office. Receptions will be held every Tuesday night during the winter.
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Thomas R. Marshall
Pennsylvania
Indianapolis
Firman Marshall Dies at Thirty Years Old
Firman Marshall, long noted for a life on the road, died Tuesday at his home. The fragment suggests details of a traveling life and a possible obituary note.
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Firman Marshall
Firman ‘Marshall
Salemhan
Ingligh
Tragic Crib Fire Claims Dozens At Lake Michigan
A massive blaze at the 68th Street crib on Lake Michigan traps and claims many workers. The Morford tug rescues survivors as flames cut through fog and ice. Firefighters battle the inferno while families on shore watch in horror. Frank McDonald, timekeeper, among the dead.
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Franklin Street
Conway
Lake Front
Frank McDonald
Morford
Sixty-eighth Street
Ed Johnson
Kindergarten founder Mrs Mary J Cooper dies in Indianapolis
Mrs Mary J Cooper who with daughter Mrs L J Blaker founded the free kindergarten system in Indianapolis died at Mrs Blaker's home 241 N Meridian St. She was 81 and had lived in Indianapolis 27 years. A longtime Second Presbyterian member her funeral will be held Friday at 10 am at the Blaker residence and the body will be sent to Philadelphia for burial.
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Mary J. Cooper
L. J. Blaker
Indianapolis
TERRE HAUTE INDIANAPOLIS & EASTERN TRACTION CO SCHEDULE
Local trains depart Indianapolis hourly to Lebanon Frankfort Lafayette Crawfordsville Greenfield Knights Town Cambridge City Richmond New Castle Danville Greencastle Brazil Terre Haute Cars to Mooresville Martinsville ten minutes before hour Last car 1130 pm Limited trains Newcastle 1045 am 445 pm LeBaron Frankfort Lafayette Plainfield Greencastle Brazil Terre Haute 815 am 1118 am 215 pm 515 pm 715 pm Greenfield Knightstown Cambridge City Richmond 820 am 1120 am 220 pm 520 pm 720 pm Trains to Dayton Ohio 820 am 220 pm 720 pm Richmond connects to Dayton Columbus and Zanesville Ohio.
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Indianapolis
Lebanon
Frankfort
Lafayette
Crawfordsville
Greenfield
Knightstown
Cambridge City
Richmond
Newcastle
Danville
Greencastle
Brazil
Terre Haute
Mooresville
Martinsville
Lebaron
Plainfield
Dayton
Dayton O
Columbus
Zenesville
Trustee’s Report of Cotton Trusteeship in Warren Indiana
Report covers receipts and expenditures for John T Cotton Trustee of Warren Township Marion County Indiana. Period January 1 188 to December 30 1908. Includes balances from prior report receipts from County Auditor County and Audit, interest received for school, dog tax, docket miscellaneous receipts and other credits.
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Warren Township
Marion County
Indiana
Fletcher’ Nat
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