Statue Proposed for Gen George F McGinnis in Indianapolis
Veterans and Indiana G A R leaders press for a lasting memorial to Gen George F McGinnis of Champion Hill fame. Adjutant General John R Fesler and Capt W S Marshall praise his Civil War heroism and urge a bronze or stone statue placement in a public space. Maj McLaughry of Ft Leavenworth supports honoring Indianapolis’ own, comparing him to Sheridan, and Loyal Legion remarks recount McGinnis bold charge.
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Champion's Hill
George F. McGinnis
Grand Army of the Republic
Gen. McGinnis
Maj. McLaughry
Ft. Leavenworth
Indiana
Kansas
McGinnis
Sheridan
Winchester
Loyal Legion
W. S. Marshall
Marion
City Record Births and Health Notes Amid Census Listings
The City Record catalogs births at homes and hospitals, listing Calvin and Maude Cooper and many others by address and gender. It also records long health notes with diseases like tuberculosis, nephritis, pneumonia, and strokes, plus marriage licenses and building permits across multiple streets and facilities.
Sidelights on trip of trade boosters
Report on a six car overland convoy led by P P Willis that escorted trade boosters from Indianapolis to Logansport and on to Warsaw and Akron. C A Booxswalter quit his post. William Fortune replaced him as editor of the Electric Liner. The boosters enjoyed priority on interurban rails and the song On the Banks of the Wabash became a anthem during the journey. A Walton drug store sign praising Indiana loyalty was carried on the lead car as a token of local pride.
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Logansport
C. A. Booxswalter
Noblesville
Warsaw
Indiana Union Traction
Indianapolis
Ft. Wayne& Wabash Valley
Akron
Winona Interurban Railway Company
Elkhart
Wabash
Chicago, South Bend
Bookalter
William Fortune
Municipal Engineering
Fortune
Indianapolis Telephone Company
New
Long Distance Telephone Company
William O’connor
Harry Dresser
Ming
Walton
Indiana
Duchers
Cider Theft Involving Four Teens Sparks Court Action
Four boys ages 16 to 18 faced police court on charges of stealing canned apple cider from Schnull & Company warehouse at Best and Twenty-first streets. Burl Bailey Glen Nicols Gary Sprague and John Golden were ordered to pay 33 dollars each for damages. Police halted the break in after an officer approached from behind a surrounding carriage and ordered the youths to descend. The firm testified ongoing cider theft and multiple broken window lights.
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Schnull & Company
Best
Twenty-first Street
Burl Bailey
W. Nineteenth Street
Glen Nicols
Montcalm Street
Gary Sprague
W. Eighteenth Street
John Golden
Bnnglebright
Kingsburys sue over loss of show equipment in federal suit
George and Lillian Kingsbury of Chicago sue John Ammons of Minneapolis and W H Anderson of Marion Ind for 35000 damages claiming a 1908 attachment on their traveling tent show deprived them of 120 days of use and cost them pay for lawyers as the case moved through three courts, despite a ruling in their favor.
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George
Lillian Kingsbury
Chicago
John Ammons
Minneapolis
W. H. Anderson
Marion
Ind
Kingsburys
Ammons
Navy recruiting in city climbs in May 1910
The navy recruiting station reports May 1910 totals of 120 applicants and 31 acceptances. Compared with last month, 17 more applicants were processed and no losses versus May 1909’s 37 acceptances. Lt. Bullock credits increased advertising from Indianapolis station for the rise.
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Navy
Ltent. Bullock
Indianapolis
Boosters Tour Schedules Through Indiana Ambulatory Stops
The Indianapolis Trade association boosting special outlines a two day itinerary starting Wednesday leaving Warsaw at 1 30 p m with stops including Leesburg Milford New Paris Goshen Elbhart Mishawaka New Carlisle LaPorte Michigan City South Bend arriving 6 p m. On Thursday South Bend departs at 7 p m visiting Peru Wabash LaFontaine Marion Patamount Summitville Alexandria Elwood Indianapolis arriving 9 35 p m.
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Indianapolis Trade Association
Warsaw
Leesburg
Milford
New Paris
Goshen
Elbhart
Mishawaka
New Carlisle
Laporte
Michigan City
South Bend
Peru
Wabash Lafontaine
Marion Patamount
Summitville
Alexandria
Elwood
Indianapolis
Real Estate Transfers in Indianapolis Area
Multiple transfers recorded across Indianapolis and Beech Grove including Frank F. Rogers to Theos. C. Dow for property on Illinois street and Vermont street, Alfred F. Noll to Frank J. Noll Jr for Douglass Park lot, and Edward G. Hereth to Caroline B. Woldt at New Jersey and Fifteenth streets. Totals show 80,561 dollars in consideration with numerous lots, additions, and streets including Clark, Highland Place, and Wrights additions.
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Frank F. Rogers
Theos. C. Dow
Part Square
Ilinois Street
Vermont Street
Laura D. Hathaway
W. UD. Pratt
Highland Place
Nineteenth Street
Alfred F. Noll
Frank J. Noll, Jr
Douglass Park
Pennsylvania Street
Twenty-fifth Street
Guaranty Realty Company
Hugh D. Merrifield
Clark Et al
Indianapolis
Chase Street
Oliver Avenue
Edward G. Hereth
Caroline B. Woldt
Wright
New Jersey
Fifteenth Streets
Alvin O. Royse
Laura M. Royse
Clark
Hsoughville
Sheffield Avenue
Twelfth Street
Kate G. Tongret
Frank McCray
Township 15
Franklin Township
Wm. J. Hogan
Julia A. Sellar
Bruce Place
Central Avenue
Twenty-second Street
Jeremiah A. Swails
Alva G. Means
Swail
Acton
Beech Grove Improvement Company
John A. Baron
Beech Grove
Lillie A. Collins
Wm. Collins
Ethel C. Dietz
Henry H. Hornbrook
Talbott
Twenty-first Street
Walter RR. Shiel
Letitia E. Schellschmidt
Boulevard Square
Buckle Street
Thirty-first Street
Patrick J. Sullivan
Margaret A. Sullivan
Arsenal Park
Ohio Street
Oriental Street
Union Asphalt Construction Company
Mary E. Warner
I. Fletcher
Oak Hill
Nevada Street
Ingram Street
William L. Higgins
Rolla M. Malpas
Pratt
Meridian Street
Pratt Street
Mary B. Boyd
Frederick Achgill
Denny
Bethel Avenue
Hobart Avenue
Harry J. Alsop
John Crawford
Culver
Elmira Street
John W.lovett
Lala M
Robinwood
Walker Street
Thirty Fourth Street
Orville E. Moss
William H. Smith
Osgood
Second Central Avenue
New Jersey Street
John A. Gillespie
John F. Curtice
Kenwood
Kenwood Avenue
Thirty-third Street
Mary Fuller
Irma Ross
Capitol Park
Caldwell Street
North Street
Will B. Fielder
Henry Stock
Cooper Et al
Hovey Street
Twentieth Street
Annvonette Lindley
John T. Lecklider
Gillespie
Senate Avenue
Michigan Street
Charles C. McGill
George Sparling
Vajen
Brookside
Oakland Avenue
Thirteenth Street
John H. Vajen
Bingham Busy Gathering Evidence For Fire Insurance Trust Case
Attorney-general James Bingham leads Indiana in a major effort to dissolve the fire insurance trust or compact said to keep rates high. The trial in superior court 4 begins next Monday. The state cites court orders obtaining the trust books as key proof and promises a revealing case from start to finish.
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James Bingham
Fire Insurance Trust
Indiana
Boosters Trip Opens With Welcoming Parade and Receptions
The booster party began its trip with a noisy search for a missing baritone, curbside greetings in Kokomo, and late departures but quick time gains to Logansport. Warsaw hosted a large welcome at the Elks Club and Hotel Hars with Mayor Nusbaum and leaders from the Indianapolis Trade Association among the speakers.
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John Philip Sousa
Boosters
Kokomo
Logansport
Galveston
Walton
Elks
Hays Hotel
C. A. Bookwalter
Warsaw
Warsaw Daily Union
Hars
Warsaw Business Men
John W. Nusbaum
L. W. Rouse
John N. Carey
Indianapolis Trade Association
New Car Line Requested as Delay Angers Property Owners
Nearly 250 College avenue property owners denounce a three month hold up by the Board of Public Works on extending the car line from Twenty-seventh to Forty-second streets. They have engaged Attorney E W Hoover to press the issue, arguing a 1899 legislative ordinance would force the track extension.
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College Avenue
Boarl of Publ
Twenty-seventh Street
Forty-second Street
E. W. Hoover
Board of Commissioners
Marion County
Indiana
the Auditor
Albert Sahm
Care von Hake
H. Wereels James Kervan
Marlon County
New York Curb Prices Reported For Various Mines and Stocks
New York curb prices list multiple mining stocks and utilities with bid and asked figures. Notable entries include Standard Oil around 622 630, American Tobacco near 130 135, Nipissing 4 5, Kerr Lake 84 85, Ohio Copper 27 16 29 16, Chicago Subway 5 2 1e, Manhattan Tel 14 2, and El Rayo among others.
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Standard Oil
American Tobacco
Nawhide
Miami
Butte Coalition
Boston
Ray
Chino
Nipissing
Greene Cananea
Kerr Lake
Goldfield
United Copper
British Columbia
Isaehee
la Rose
Ohio Copper
MaAay Central
Chicago
Arizona
Union
Ely Central
Fly
Cuban
Manhattan
el Rayo
New York Produce Market Report June First
New York June 1 market notes show pork dull at 24 to 24.50 a barrel, lard steady around 12.70 to 12.80, sugar steady, coffee spot index unclear, dressed poultry quiet, live poultry prices steady, cheese firm with new and old grades quoted at 10 to 17 cents, butter easy with creamery extras at 28 to 28.4 cents, white and mixed eggs near 24 to 26 cents for nearby and fresh firsts 19 to 21 cents.
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Middle West
Rio No. T
Chicago Cash Grain Prices in June Market Report
Chicago cash grain prices show No. 2 red wheat at around 1.00 to 1.01 per bushel, No. 3 red near 0.95, No. 2 hard winter around 0.96 to 0.94, and No. 1 northern spring near 1.02 to 1.03. Corn bids include No. 2 at 0.46, No. 2 white around 0.40 to 0.42, and No. 3 yellow near 0.50. Oats prices list No. 2 white near 0.39 to 0.41 and No. 4 white around 0.33 to 0.36.
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Chicago
Aigc
Indianapolis
Ste. Oats
Hay
Timothy
Sample
Timothr
Liverpool
Oklahoma
Ste
A. W. Thomson
Grain Prices Report From Toledo Market
Toledo grain prices show Wheat cash and futures at 554c for July 958c for September and 943c for December. Corn cash 60c July and 60%c September. 60%c December. Oats cash 44? cents, July 38.5c. September 56% and December 37 4ec. Rye No 2 78c. No. 3 16c. Clover seed cash 6.80. Oct and Dec 6.45. March 96.5214. Prime alfalfa 87. Prime timothy 2.15.
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Toledo
Alsuke
Timothy
New York Bar Silver Steady in June Market
New York reports steady prices for commercial bars Biren 43144 as Mexican dollars and other currencies show no change. Market observers note unchanged quotes across primary bar and bullion rates with slight activity in related pages.
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New York
New York Metals Closing Prices Report
New York metals market closed with copper at 12.45 to 12.00, lead at 4.40. The brief bulletin lists spot copper and lead values for the day, reflecting cash market levels in New York.
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New York
Boston Stocks Opening Prices and Percentages
Boston stock report from Loston dated June 1 lists opening prices and changes for Cap ier at 1 pound, Old Dominion at 36, Shoe Machine at 69 percent, Royale at 20 percent, and North Lake at 10 percent.
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Boston
Loston
Capier
Old Dominion
Royale
North Lake
London bar silver holds steady at 245 loss
London market reports bar silver steady at 245 pence per ounce, unchanged. New York cotton opens steady with prices unchanged to seven points higher, reflecting muted early action in the fiber market.
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London
New York
Drunk Woman Arrested in Dry County With Chocolate Drops
In Lansing Michigan on June 1 a intoxicated woman identifying as Mrs. Fred Rex was arrested after police found large chocolate drops in her handbag. Testing revealed shells of hard substance coated with frosting containing a small quantity of brandy. Police seek the source of these chocolates and their maker.
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Lansing. Mich
Fred Rex
Dry County
Hog and cattle market roundup shows steady hog prices
Indianapolis reports day receipts of hogs at steady $9.70 and cattle generally steady to mixed with strong demand for female butcher cattle and weakness in steers. Sheep entries firmer to steady with spring lambs $5 and yearlings $6.50. Other cities list varied prices for hogs, cattle, and sheep with overall mixed trends.
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Indianapolis
Pittsberg
Cleveland, CO
Chicago
Bates
Beeves
Buffalo
N. x
Greta
Indianapolis Grain Prices and Inspections Calendered
Grain market brief from Indianapolis notes wheat and corn prices by class with bid offers and monthly tracks. Oats and hay show varied prices with higher strength for timothy, and inspections list car totals for wheat corn oats and hay with sample counts.
Railway Shares Slide on Wall Street Downgrade
New York June 1. A temporary injunction blocking 23 western railroads from raising freight rates spurred broad market weakness. Standard railroad shares fell 1 to 3 points led by St Paul, with Southern Pacific Union Pacific Reading Atchison also dropping heavily. Funding prospects dim as investors weighed possible dividend cuts or wage reductions and renewed labor disputes, signaling continued stock pressure. Smelters and other steel related issues also slipped while government bonds fell.
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New York
Western
Standard Railroad
St. Paul
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Reading
Atchison
Wall Street
London
Atlantic
Ama
Chicago Produce Prices in June Market Roundup
June 1 Chicago report lists butter extras 27 to 32 cents per pound, firsts 26c, dairy extras 26c, eggs prime firsts 18 percent to 19 cents, cheese twins 14 to 14 1/2 cents, young averaging 15 to 16 cents. Live poultry fowls 16 cents, ducks 15 0, geese 8 to 9 cents.
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Chicago
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