Paulhan's High Altitude Mark Is Shattered
Record flight details show Paulhan breaking his own altitude mark by 20 feet with a 4,187 foot height as Brookins ascends further before descent. Wright brothers and spectators celebrate while Brookins endures numb hands at 40 mph. Fisher and Overland wind wagon demos follow with minor incidents and rapid machinery trials.
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Paulhan
Brookins
Wrights
Fisher
Orville Wright
Carl G. Fisher
Speedway
J. A. Allison
Speedway Company
Wright
G. L. Bumbaugh
Buimbaugh
Curtiss Aviators Eye Indianapolis Summer Show
Glenn H. Curtiss and Charles K. Hamilton may exhibit aeroplane driving in Indianapolis later this summer. H. W. Sutton arrived to arrange Curtiss interests at the aviation meeting and potential events, with Capt. Baldwin Charles F. Willard and Bud Mars in tow. They plan to enter the New York to Chicago race beginning August first.
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Glenn H. Curtiss
Curtiss
Charles K. Hamilton
New York
Philadelphia
Indianapolis
H. W. Sutton
Curtiss Galaxy of Birdmen
Sutton
Hamilton
Capt. Baldwin
Charles F. Willard
Bud Mars
Chicago
Real Estate Transfers Across City See Multiple Property Deals
A long list of real estate transfers shows William E. English to Jerome Henders on a corner lot at Holbrook and Shelby for 1500 dollars and many other parcel exchanges. Transfers include vacant and improved lots with densities from 40x185 feet to 140x153 feet, with buyers such as Elizabeth Du Gran Put, Edward A. Rink, George M. Mittet, Edwin E. Thompson, and Hermann Koers, across neighborhoods like North Side addition, Rosemont, Belmont, Brightwood, and Woodcroft. Prices range from 200 to 2600 dollars, with several notes of Trustee actions and outlots.
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Thirty-ninth
Park ‘Avenue
D. Lucas
Wilbur Lucas
Sane
Willie Abendroth
Lullabelle Kerr
Abendorth’s
Irvington
Dvewey
Washington Bboulevard
Forty-second St
John A. Baron
Willam G. Boyd
Brown
W. Michigan St
Goodset .Ave
Noth of
Vermont St
Thomas J. Dotson
Same
Lancaster
Belmont Ave
Sheffield Ave
Lambert St
William FE. George
Ivory V. Foxworthy
Armstrong Park
Thirty~ Fourth St
Harding St
Patrick E. Brown
Pasquale L. Montant
Ogle Et al
Hust Park
Tacoma
Michigan St
Wilhelmina Bauman
Orlando Pet Et Ax
Adams Et al
Brooksi
Aaras St
Massachusetts Ave
Charles A. Pearson
George Pearson
Mansur Park
Lechriver Ave
Twenty-seventh St
George W. Pearson
August Wacker
Edgar _M. Ross
Miller Etyul
West Street
Fratt. Street
George Wolf
John B. Anding
Windhurst Place
Madison Avenue
Adler Street
Orval E. Mehring
Edwin E. Thompson
Washington Township
Corydon R. Shimer
Hughes Mason
Charles MecCreery
Mason
Robson
Lasalle Street
Robson Street
Homer Dar
P. Maine
Edwin A. Hendrickson
Virginia
Louisiana Street
Alice Searles
Charity Organization Society
Jet
Fairview Place
Haughey Avenue
Blue Ash Avenue
Margaret Bruce
Frank Shellhouse
Bruce
Central Avenue
Twenty-fifth Street
Hugh J+. Merrifield
Isaac P. Cobler
Clark Et al
Indianapolis
Chase Street
Oliver Avenue
Sarah FB. Dutton
Ann
College Park Land Company
Wthel King
Osgood
Forest Park
Broadway
Thietrs-third
E Allen. Sims
Kittie Minter
Lani
William E. English
Jerome Henderson
Fletcher Et al
Holbrook
Shelby Streets
Robert W. Long
Elizabeth du Gran
Mt. Jackson Cemetery
Enteian J. Emhardt
J. Good
Burton
Central Trust (O
Hermar J Barnard
Northern Heights
Buckle Street
Forty-second Street
Mary Hi. Peacock
Louis, Batemen Et Ax
Pyles Sub
Springfale
Tacoma Avenue
Twelfth Street
Geo. M. Witt
Saan Ve Kern
Bradshaw ‘Et al
Carndshay
Wright Street
Mary
Weeks
Provident Realty Co
S. Fletcher
Brightwood
Ea ‘Ie Dearborn
Glen
Allen
Queen Street
Hansen
Hans Hensen
Jesse C. Moore
John H. Moeller
Frederick Francke
North Place
Washington Boulevard
Forty-fourth Street
Horothy Maeler
Charles
John H . Moeller
Carl D
City Record for a Day Births list for several city addresses
A city record lists numerous births and medical conditions with names, ages, and addresses across streets such as Blackford, Cora, Paris, Olive, and E Twenty Third. Entries include twins, boys and girls, and several patients at City hospital and St. Vincent's hospital with diseases like carcinoma, pneumonia, tuberculosis, and peritonitis.
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Harrison and
Mar Mars
Blackford Street
Wee
Lola Roeberts
Cora Street
Charles
Della Muncker
Paris Avenue
How
Harry and
Nellie Gray
Olive Street
Simeon and
Louise Hale
E. Twenty-third Street
Bay
William and
Bertha Stone
Corneil Avenue
Preston and
Mary Talbott
Bright Street
Ian Hazel
Michigan Street
Joseph and
Florente Jefferes
Hellefontaine Street
Elsie VonBurg
Sheffield Avenue
Charles and
Edith Morgan
Thirty-third Street
Bors
Henry and
Mary Crams
Tilinois Street
George and
Emma Grabborn
Hort Avenue
Lee
Martha Harney
Massachusetts Avenue
Lloyd
Eva of. Wood
Gent Avenue
Anna Geisendorf
City Hospital
Shoe Street
Arterio Felef
William Thomes Scott
Harmon Street
Stephen Hamilton
Central Insane Hospital
George Vasill
Keteham
Marguerite A. Shannon
St. Vincent's Hospital
Pairings of Local Residents in Marriage Notices
A list of names including George Dicks with Margaret Martin, Cecil Crumps with Christina Kropp, Marshall Avery with Sarah Wilson, and others such as William H. Caesar with Katheryn Kuester, John Massey with Magdalena Figueroa, Orval Jones with Myrtle Best, and several additional couples, indicating a compilation of marriage notices from a local source.
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George
Margaret Martin
Cecil Crumps
Indianapolis Hospital and other local building projects
A list of properties and improvements in Indianapolis and surrounding areas with costs. Includes hospital foundation work at Vincent's, various dwellings and repairs, and multiple 19th century addresses such as 2405 North Meridian and 1317 McLane. Notable items include Rockwood Manufacturing boilers at $3,500 and a $22,000 hospital foundation project at Vincent's.
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Indianapolis
Jorge
E. E. Stafford
North Meridian
Willian
Hammerhouse
Anna Littie
Ashland
Twenty-first
Rockwood Manufacturing’ Company
Ww. L. Te Prus
Sheldon
Twenty-fourth
Pas F. Traub
McLane
E. D. Anderson
Delaware
M. C. Losh
Foster C. Shirler
London
Sarah B. Reeves
North Capitol
Griggs & Cox
Oxford
George H. Fasce
Parker
Seventeenth
Belt
John Dettrich
Wade
Pivert Lutz
North Germania
Pola Ee Company
Eighteenth
Mill St. Vincent's
Foundation
Capital
John Johannes
Minne- Potee
J. W. Barrell
Dixie Flyers
Indianapoli
Greenwood
Franklin
Edinburg
Columbus
Seymour
Crothersville
Scottsburg
Setersburg
Watson Junction
Jeffersonville
Louisville
L. C. & S. Traction Company
Indianapolis & Louisville Traction Company
Cara General
Indiana
Stocks Climb as Operators Cheer Market Mood
In New York on June 14, gilt edged issues rose about a point with light trading. Union Pacific Reading Southern Pacific and copper shares led gains while Utah Copper surged half a point. St Louis and San Francisco 2nd preferred climbed one point to 46, marking a 6 point swing since Monday.
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New York
Wall Street
Union Pacific
Reading
Southern Pacific
Atee
Utah Copper
Virginia-Carolina Chemical
London
St. Louis
San Francisco
Local Securities Stocks Sells Hog Market at Steady Prices
Indianapolis June 14 Receipts show 7,000 hogs 1,700 cattle and 650 sheep. Hogs mostly $9.50 to $9.55 with steady close. Cattle steady with Monday, feeders and bulls firm. calves strong. Sheep and lambs active at fully steady prices. lambs sold at 9.00 and others from 8.75 down. Details include steers and heifers price ranges and various cow and calf classes.
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Indianapolis
Bondar
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Buffalo
N. Y
Chicago
Indianapolis grain market report shows quiet bids across commodities
The Indianapolis grain listing records silent bids for corn wheat oats and hay with limited action in inspections. It details car lots for various corn grades white and mixed categories and notes totals, with scattered timothy hay and straw entries amid overall inactivity.
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Timothy
New York Produce Market Report June Prices
New York market notes for June 14 show pork steady at 24 dollars per mess, lard dull in the middle west spot around 12.40 to 12.50, raw sugar at 4.24, muscovado at 2.74 with refined products mixed, coffee Rio No 7 at 84 cents per pound. Dressed poultry quiet with turkeys 16 to 18 cents, chickens 16 to 24, fowls 15 to 20, spring ducklings 20, live poultry steady with geese at 1 cent, ducks and fowls unchanged, cheese quiet unsettled with various milk and skim prices, butter dull at 27 to 44 cents, eggs easier with receipts 28,897. nearby white fancy 24 to 26, nearby mixed fancy 20 to 22, fresh firsts 18 to 21 cents.
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New York
Middle West
Chicago cash grain prices show varied No 1 and No 2 oats
Chicago cash grain prices list No 3 red wheat at 1.00 to 1.02 nominal, No 2 hard winter at 0.94 to 0.96, No 1 northern spring at 1.02, No 2 northern spring around 0.80 to 0.95, corn ranges 0.63 to 0.74, oats at 0.36 to 0.38, and standard corn at 0.38.
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Chicago
Toledo Grain Prices Report June 14
Wheat futures varied with cash at 1.06 and July at 94 percent. September and December quotes show multiple fractions, oats at 29 cents cash and 38 cents July, rye No 2 at 79 cents, cloverseed cash 6.80 with October and December 6.50, spring roughage and animal feeds steady with other forage prices unchanged.
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Toledo
Alsike
Timothy
Chicago Produce Prices On Butter Creamery Dairies
Chicago June 14 Butter Creamery extras 21 7c firsts 25c dairies extras 26c firsts 24c Egge Extra Airats 18e firsts 17 4e Cheese Twina 14 young Americas 15e 15e Moi l6c geese
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Chicago
Live stock prices across markets on June 14
Cincinnati, Pittsburg, Buffalo, and Chicago markets report cattle steady to strong, hogs generally higher, and sheep and lamb prices mixed. Notable figures include Cincinnati hogs near $9.40 to $9.45, Chicago hogs $9.25 to $9.50, and cattle around $5.70 to $7.70 depending on class.
Wheat Gains as Chicago Opens Firm on Liverpool Strength
Chicago grain markets opened firm with wheat rising after Mondays decline. July, September and December contracts gained about 5 cents, corn up 4 to 6 cents, oats up around 4 cents, and wheat closing 0.5 to 1 cent higher.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Metals close irregular in New York spot copper update
New York markets report irregular metals activity for June with spot copper quoted at 12.00 to 12.25 and possibilities around 40 to 45. Readers are directed to monitor ongoing price movements and trader notes for additional context.
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New York
New York CurB Market Report Curated
June 14 standard market roundup lists numerous stocks and commodities with fluctuating quotes. Companies include American Tobacco Union Copper Kerr Lake Chino Copper In several sectors, values show mixed gains and losses across miners tobacco and energy related names with varied percentages and price fragments.
New York Bar Silver Rates Slightly Up
New York. June 14. Commercial bar silver, Be3ge, advanced to 146 1/2 cents. Mexican dollars quoted at 44.
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New York
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