Deaths and building permits in Marshall list
Death notices for numerous residents listed with ages and causes including pulmonary tuberculosis septicemia dilatation of heart and hydrocephalus. Building permits show several dwellings and elevator structures with specified addresses and costs from Joseph Rosner F M Lackey Beveridge Paper Geisendorf Greer Wilkinson Arthur Jordan and Frank Wilson firms.
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Ln Marshall
N. Senate Ave
Hanne Rosenberg
Edison Ave
Pha McMasters
Park Avenue
Peter B. Titus
Milburn Street
Steve Toney
City Hospital
Gordon Lawrence Darey
Ei Tcher
James W. Russell
Arsenal
F. M. Lackey
B. C. Squibb
Beveridge Paper Company
Geisendorf
W. Washington
Greer-Wilkinson Company
E. Michigan
Arthur Jordan Company
Maryland
Delaware
Frank Wilson
Fletcher
Meats and Lard Itemized List From Market Note
An unreliable OCR fragment lists various meat products such as bacon, pork sausage, loins and tenderloins with percentage estimates and vague descriptors. The readable items show references to English style bacon and canned or salted goods, but details are fragmentary and unclear.
Democrats Will Not Contest Indiana Election Address
Public statement by Indiana Democrats led by U S Jackson declining to contest the 1908 election. They argue party loyalty and the public interest justify avoiding a contest to allow the legislature to pursue needed reforms. They call for electoral law scrutiny and prompt passage of measures to prevent illegal ballots and ensure clear post election results.
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Indiana
Lake
United States of America
House
Senate
General Assembly
Per
House of Representatives
Lake County
Average Hog Run at Advance Indianapolis Market
Receipts for the day show 5 000 hogs 700 cattle and 100 sheep with declines across hogs cattle and sheep from a week and a year earlier. Prices were generally steady with strong to higher bids early but outside orders filled, top hog price around 8 60, typical hog sales 6 00 to 6 40. Cattle and calves sold near yesterday’s levels with limited clearance. lambs and sheep unchanged.
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Indianapolis
Erie
Csscorsesees
IDB
Cicpeacdvceean
Svevevateeseceniees
Pittsburg Live Stock Prices and Market Report
Pittsburg Pa reports light cattle receipts and steady market. Prices listed for prime to common cattle, fat oxen, bulls, cows, heifers, and springers. Hog receipts higher with various weight classes priced from 5.00 to 6.65. Sheep and lambs receipts light with primes around 5.25 and other classes from 2.00 to 7.20. veal calves 4.00 to 9.00.
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Pittsburg
Market Prices and Receipts From Hogs Cattle and Sheep
The report shows hogs receipts steady with prices around 4.0 to 6.8 for various grades and cattle receipts around 4.00 to 6.90 for Beeves, cows, and stockers. Sheep and lambs sell between 3.85 and 7.00. In Chicago the opening and closing prices for wheat corn oats pork lard ribs are listed with May and January contracts.
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Chicago
East Buffalo Live Stock Market Report
East Buffalo New York January 23 cattle receipts 150 slow and steady. Sheep and lambs receipts 10 000 active lambs up one to two cents. Hogs receipts 2 550 slow but good grades steady. Yorkers 6.00 to 6.50 pigs 5.66 to 6.75 mixed and heavies 6.08 to 6.35.
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East Buffalo
N. Y
Dickson Receives 20 Year Burglary Sentence
Charles Dickson was sentenced to ten to 20 years in the penitentiary for burglary after a December robbery of the Statler shop and a local grocery. Accomplice Frank Woolen drew one year. Dickson has a criminal record and asked to stay jailed locally to visit his mother arriving from another city.
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Charles Dickson
Frank Woolen
Dickson
Statler
Stock market opens with irregular advances on steady activity
The market started strong with irregular fractional gains across most traded stocks, but soon some issues slipped while others rose further. After 15 minutes, most actively traded stocks stood above yesterday's close.
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New York
Death claims Capt Julius A. Lemcke at 77
Captain Julius A. Lemcke, 77, died Friday at his home 936 North Pennsylvania Street after a brief illness. A Civil War era steamboat captain on the Ohio River, he was active in Indianapolis affairs. Survived by a widow and three children, he died as his family was at his bedside. His body will be taken to Evansville on Monday for burial. funeral services are set for Sunday at 3 p.m. at the house.
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Julius A. Lemcke
Pennsylvania Street
Lemcke
Capt. Lemcke
Evansville
Lemeke
Indianapolis
Ohio River
Burns tribute program delights Indianapolis Scots
The Caledonia Quaiting club held a Burns anniversary in Tomlinson hall where 15 year old Detroit dancer Maud McKay won hearts with Scottish pieces Highland swing and a genuine Irish jig accompanied by John A. Carson on bagpipes. The program pleased the audience with Scottish solos by J. M. Hamilton and Ruby Leath Grant and humorous songs by Fred Barclay. Annie McKay performed a piano solo of Scottish melodies.
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Indianapolis
Calidonia
Tomlinson Hall
Maud McKay
Detroit
Miss McKay
John A. Carson
J. M. Hamilton
Ruby Leath Grant
Fred Barclay
Annie McKay
Before Theater Dinners Grow Popular at Denison
The Denison manager hosts tempting menus for evening and Sunday dinners in the American dining room. Citizens bring families downtown to spend the evening and enjoy before theater meals that are becoming popular.
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Denison
Starve Before They Will Ask for Public Aid
Charity reports show many suffer in Indianapolis endure hunger before seeking help. Neighbors often apply via a trusted intermediary while the Salvation Army dispatches investigators to verify need and deliver food clothing or fuel. Major Escott notes 10 to 15 daily calls for aid in the city.
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Salvation Army
Escott
Indianapolis
The Wagon Market Prices Reported for Farm Commodities
Market notes list new corn at 7 cents per unit and shelled oats at 2.6 to 2.9 cents. Sheaf oats priced around 14 to 15 dollars, with clover and mixed hay figures shown. Wheat straw and oats straw priced in the five to seven dollar range, reflecting mixed regional demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rouse
Kentucky
City Grain Market Prices and Through Billing Notes
A fragmented grain price list shows No. 2 red wheat and various No. 2 white corn entries with through billing figures, mixed lots, and sample cars. It includes January February March price references, No. 2 yellow and mixed categories, rye, hay timothy, and clover notes, plus dated entries from 1907 1909. The text records multiple car counts and totals for standard and through billing quantities.
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Ezige
SiMe
Death of Thomas Blackwell and ailing Mrs Blackwell
Thomas Blackwell aged 79 died at the family residence 1035 8 Senate on Friday afternoon. His wife Mrs Blackwell aged T years lies gravely ill and is expected to die soon as the couple’s health declined after the death of their son and the golden wedding anniversary was celebrated a year ago. Seven children survive.
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Thomas Blackwell
James Blackwell
Senate
Requiem Concert Aids Italian Earthquake Relief
The Musikverein concert at Tomlinson Hall raised 1.76 for Indian Red Cross relief for Italian earthquake victims. Herman Liber hopes to raise at least 500 more through seat sales on Saturday and Monday as Verdi's Requiem leads a program with Wagner’s Rienzi overture and a large, enhanced choir under Prof. Alexander Ernestinoff.
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Indians Red Cross
Musikverein
Tomlinson
Herman Lieber
Alexander Ernestinoff
Indianapolis Board Seeks Contractors for City Improvements
The Board of Public Works of Indianapolis invites sealed bids by Feb 3 190 for multiple improvements on Washington Boulevard Lawrence Street Lloyd Avenue Rural Street and Buckle Street including grading paving cement sidewalks curbing and lawn grading. Bidders must provide contingent liability insurance and a certified check equal to 2.5 percent of the engineer estimate with a minimum of 100 to accompany proposals. contract and bond required upon acceptance.
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Department OF Public. Works
Board
Majestic
Indianapolis
Ind
Board of Public Works
City of
Indiana
Washington Boulevard
Twenty-Eighth Street
Thirtieth Steet
Twenty-ninth Street
Lawrence Street
Hallman Avenue
Gertrude Street
Kbloyd Avenue
Somtar Sids
Thalman Avenue
Moore Avenue
Southeastern Avenue
Buckle Street
Thirty-First Street
Thirty-Second Street
Zuo
Tnathaa
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Central Union Telephone CO
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Erlin
Louise Wollam
Gracedad Avenue
Fannie Peggs
E. Nineth Street
Atthew
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Ing Street
Vid
Bertha Westfall
W. Teenth Street
Mary Bruhn
Union Street
Laurence Alexander
Roy Egbert
Elsie G. Stutesman
T Bent
J. Foxlow
Florence L. Flynn
Wilhelm K. Schubert
Henrietta L. Brinkmeyer
Henry H. Wenzel
Carrie M. Young
Merton Merica
Anna Laveda Zimmerman
Joseph Rosner
Goodet
State of
U. S. Jackson
Au Tancreasel
Sto Union Okleageane
Gee
Toto
Alfred’ 8Hrubb
Sean Dative
Beresford
Marlborough
Hamersley
Capt
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