City Record for a Day Breathes Life Through Listings
City residents listed with names ages and addresses appear alongside illness entries and causes. The document records births, guardians, and family units as well as several medical conditions including enterocolitis myocarditis pericarditis arteriosclerosis Hodkin disease valvular disease pulmonary tuberculosis and bronchopneumonia. Data shows multiple families and individuals across streets and avenues with health notes appended.
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Mary Ann Foland
New York Street
James B. Pugt
Jefferson Avenue
Amelia Bradley
Churchman Avenue
Jacob Schmidt
Wilkins Street
Henry Howard
City Hospital
Matt Mescall
Susan A. Ra
Names in a Local Union Friendship List Holdings
A readable fragment lists numerous pairs such as Leo Netsorg with Estelle Selig and Herman Wright with Clara Knock among others. It appears to be a catalog of couples or associates, possibly from a social or organizational roster, without clear narrative context or dates.
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Leo Netsorg
Estelle Selig
Alby
Nellie Gregory
Herman Wright
Clara Knock
George Wildback
May Fox
Deeks
Margaret BH
Marie
Building Permits Amid City Growth Listing Projects
The notice records numerous permits across the city including Jones at Thirty-ninth and Graceland for 2300 dollars. Michel at Twenty-eighth and Bellefontaine for 1500. Williams at 1719 Cornell for a porch and 200. Central Public Warehouse at 108 S Alabama for 100. Chapman at Thirty-sixth near Northwestern for 5200. Ward at 601 N Illinois for repairs. Johnson at 2525 Boulevard Place for 350. Schultz at 46 Linwood for repairs. McDermid at 547 Colorado for 1725. Stowers at 2812 Clifton for 73. Yates at Washington 29 for 2000. Fultz at 543 N Miler for 2 houses. Thursh at Graceland for 2200. Perry at St Clair for 1110. Smith at 3107 E Washington for 100. Bower at 617-19 Virginia Avenue for 200. Indianapolis Bay Co at 201 S Noble for 1060.
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Co. E. Jones
Gwreane
Illinois
Ahlie Johnson
Boulevard Place
Jesaree A. Schultz
Linwood
Norman McDermid
Colorado
C. Stowers
Clifton
E. Yates
Washington
J. BE. Fultz
N. Miler
P. R. Thursh
Graceland
Q. Perry
St.Clair
Geo. M. Smith, Jr
E. Washington Street
C. Bower
Virginia Avenue
Indianapolis Bay Company
S. Noble
Real Estate Transfers List Dominates Local Board Entries
Edwin E Thompson transfers to Elizabeth E Hewitt lots 39 to 42 in Bel mont addition vacant east side Bismark avenue south of Morris street 1600 dollars. Douglas Owens to Elmer W Owens lot 2 B 19 Forest Park addition 40x132 feet improved east side Christian street south of Newton avenue 31800. Alice Newell to Frank I Brown lots 72 and 80 Fletcher's Oak Hill large irre gwar vacant tract southeast corner Hill side avenue Greenbriar Lane 4000. Albert H Grove to John R Barrett lot 12 adjacent Meridian Heights Place vacant tract west side Pennsylvania street south of Forty eighth street Florence McLaughlin to Wm Heinrichs lot 290 Clark's Second addition Houghville 37x150 feet vacant east side Bismark avenue north of Thirteenth street 325. Ellen C Manion to Maggie Manion lot 8 Coe's sub part O S al S4x140 feet improved north side Harrison street east of Ittenbach street 1. Sovereign Realty Co to Anna Miller north half lot 3 Arlington Road addition vacant north of Irvington 400. Union Trust Co trustee to Caroline Shulte lot 72 Garfield Park addition 35 al 41 feet vacant south side Rieman street east of Boyd street 165. Same to Marcus G Adkins lots 111 and 112 Heatherleigh addition 100x feet vacant west side Park avenue north of Torty-second street 32200.
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Edwin E. Thompson
Elizabeth E. Hewitt
Olleman Et al
Belmont
Bismark Avenue
Morris Street
Douglas Owens
Elmer W. Owens
Forest Park
Christian Street
Greenbriar Lane
Albert H. Grove
John R. Barrett
Meridian Heights Place
Pennsylvania Street
Forty-eighth Street
Florence McLaughlinn
Wm. F. Heinrichs
Clark
Houghville
Thirteenth Street
Ellen C. Manion
Maggie Manion
Coe’s
O. S. al
Harrison Street
Ittenbach Street
Sovereign Realty Co
Anna Miller
Arlington Road
Irvington
Union Trust Co
Caroline Shulte
Garfield Park
New York Bonds Prices and Rates June Update
In New York on June 15, bond quotes show U. S. Con. Reg 45 and U. S. Reg 3 unchanged. Philippine 4s, Panama 28, and many railroad and utility issues such as Atchison 4s and Union Pacific 4s also hold steady. Notable levels include Westinghouse Con 5s at 88 15, Erie General 7 1/4 at 71 1/4, and Reading 4 9/16 at 98 1/4 with varied tenth adjustments.
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New York
U. S. Con
U. S
Philippine
Panama
Atchison
Chi
Rock Island
N. J
Northern
Union Pacific
West Shore
Wabasha
Westinghouse
New York Curb Prices Across Various Mines and Stocks
A June 13 market note lists curb prices for multiple mining stocks and commodities in New York. Entries include Biantere Oil, American Tobacco, Copper producers such as Sieges ta vaatie and Butte Coalition, along with others like Kerr Lake and Goldfield. Prices show small percentage changes and ranges, reflecting commodity trading activity in the era.
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New York
Jane
Biantere Oil
Butte Coalition Peaston
Ray
Wien Chino
Nipissing
Iyeoak
Kerr Lake
Goldfield
Tnitea
Manhattan
Y Palmer
Chicago Cash Grain Prices Near Closing
The Chicago cash grain market shows various futures close readings across corn and wheat. Prices listed include No 2 red at 1.02, No 3 red around .95 to 1.00, No 3 hard winter near .96, No 4 white corn at .54, and related bids for No 1 rewrite spring and other grades with minor fluctuations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ge Eicaro
Hogs Decline 5 Cents with Top at 9.60
Indianapolis market report shows hogs down 5 cents to top 9.60 while cattle, sheep, and horses move mixed. Receipts total 7,600 hogs, 2,100 cattle, 1,500 sheep with prices varied. spring lambs at 5.00–8.45, yearlings 4.50–6.50, sheep 3.00–4.75. horses mostly 115–175 per head with some steady sales but overall weak demand due to summer trade.
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Indianapolis
Receipts Tap Chicago Stocks in June Market Dip
Chicago market brief notes receipts down eighteen thousand at Reeves and related totals, with Reeves reporting five thousand fifty five. The terse dispatch records a modest decline in cash receipts and payroll figures across local firms for mid June.
Cattle Hogs and Sheep Receipts Across Several Markets
EAST BUFFALO New York June 15 Cattle receipts 25 steady and slow prime steers 8.00 butcher grades 3.75 7.90 calves 6.50 9.50 Sheep receipts 800 lower choice spring lambs 8.75 8.50 yearlings 7.20 7.75 sheep 4.00 6.00 Hogs receipts 2 550 active and firm Yorkers 9.85 9.90 pigs 10.00 mixed 9.85 heavies 9.90 9.85 roughs 8.59 8.80 stags 7.50 7.15 PITTSBURG Pa June 15 cattle supply light hogs receipts 1 double decks strong and active heavies 9.75 9.80 mediums 9.90 9.95 workers 10.00 10.15 pigs 10.00 commentary. CINCINNATI O June 15 cattle receipts 1 214 16c to 20c lower extra 7.40 7.50 calves extra 9.50 Hogs receipts 3 813 10c higher good to choice 9.50 9.55 Sheep receipts 3 847 extra 9 spring lambs</S>
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Ock
East Buffalo
N.Y
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Toledo Grain Market Report
Wheat prices with cash at 1.0514 and July at 94e, September 93, December ec. Corn cash 5934c, July 6044c, September 58c, December 595c. Oats cash 80e, July 384c9, September seat, December 3874c. Rye No 2 79, No 3 Toc. Cloverseed ash 6.85 Oct and Dec 6.5714 March 36.6214. Alsike Prime 7.05, August 7.45. Timothy Prime 2.15.
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Toledo
Metals Open Weak As Copper Holds Near 12
New York dispatch reports metals closed weak on June 15 with spot copper quoted at 11.95 to 12.20 and lead at 4.45 to 4.50. The market showed dampened demand and firmer inventories as traders monitored supply shifts.
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New York
Erie Railroad Shares Boosted In Active Market
The New York stock market opened with a strong tone on June 15 with gains across most rails and industrials. Erie common and preferred stocks advanced while Union Pacific Steel Southern Pacific rose about a point, and Vanderbilt issues were strong amid talk of a forthcoming sale of New York Central equipment notes. Reading led the gains among major railroad issues as government bonds held steady.
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New York
Union Pacific
Steel
Southern Pacific
Erie Common
Europe
London
Continent
Vanderbilt
Chicago Produce Prices in Butter Creamery and Dairy Extras
Chicago June 15 Butter Creamery extras 21c firsts 260 dairy extras 26c Orsts 24c Eggs Prime strata 18c firsts 1714c Cheese Twins 44c young Americas 15 1544c Live poultry Fowls 14 15c geese 10c ducks 15c
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Chicago
Americas
Market Notes by Finley Barrell Co Watertown NY
Market notes from Watertown by Finley Barrell Co report grain conditions improving with moisture for two weeks and fair weather. US stock markets show subdued Wednesday trading amid professional opinion of a large short interest driving any perceived strength. Chicago reports No 1 price premiums rising on light supply and a 10 000 bushel sale noted. A Chicago St Louis San Francisco traffic accord is hinted but not confirmed. New York Journal of Commerce notes some buyers unable to obtain a bale and spots blame holders of cotton contracts for price cuts.
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Finley, Barrell & Co
Watertown
8. D
New York
the Sun
Stock Exchange
Chicago
the Tribune
Southern Pacific
St. Louis
San Francisco
the Journal of Commerce
Grain market report from Indianapolis current prices
INDIANAPOLIS grain prices show wheat steady with No 2 red tracking through billing and several forward months. Oats and hay steady while inspections list multiple car lots for wheat corn oats and timothy hay with mixed varieties and color codes.
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Ste
Magweig Hay
Timothy
New York Produce Prices Reported on June 15
New York prices for pork and lard are firm with pork Mesa at 24.00 to 24.50. Lard in the middle west spot trades around 12.60 to 12.70. Sugar remains weak and unchanged. Coffee No. 7 on the spot quotes Sw Ss4c. Tallow steady with City 6c, country 6%c. Dressed poultry common items: fowls 15 to 18c, chickens 20 to 24c, spring ducks 19c. Live poultry firm with fowls 10 to 14c and turkeys 10 to 14c. Cheese quiet but steady. State milk ranges from IO 150. Butter quiet with creamery extra 27 to 28c, state dairy tubs 25 to 27c, imitation creamery firsts 24 to 25c. Eggs steady. nearby white fancy 24 to 26c, nearby mixed fancy 18 to 20c.
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New York
Mesa
Middle West
New York Bar Silver Holds Steady Amid Market Quiet
New York market reports the silver bar price at 538 and a half percent, with the commercial buyer steady and Mexican dollars quoted in small change.
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New York
NEW_YORK
New Train Schedule From Indianapolis to Detroit
A new train departs Indianapolis daily at 9:00 p m and travels to Toledo arriving at 4 50 a m and Detroit by 6 45 a m providing overnight service with steady connections for travelers across the region.
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Indianapolis
Toledo
Detroit
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Ida M. Holding
George P. Putt
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