City Record Listings and Deaths in Local Notices
Daily entries show births at several addresses including Emerson Conrad 1006 W Thirty second street and Dorothy Oakes 3339 N Pennsylvania street. Deaths list causes such as broncho pneumonia gastritis diphtheria and premature birth with many ages and street addresses. Building permits and grain market data follow with names of builders and firms and prices for wheat corn oats and hay.
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John Phélen
Dawson Street
James F. Wysong
Euclid Avenue
Frances A. Brosius
Depot Street
Dorothy D. Oakes
Pennsylvania Street
Effie May Nichols
Cornell Avenue
Esther L. Stubbs
Ohio Street
Esther J. Harrison
S. Bismarck Avenue
Lena Watson
S. Addison Street
Striebeck
W. Thirty Fifth Street
Irene V. Costello
la Guppe
Mary Garrett
S. Alabama Street
Anna Richereek
City Hospital
John A. Kirkwood
Fletcher Avenue
Recipe for weak kidneys from medical authority
A dated home remedy claims a universal cure for kidney trouble including backache and urinary symptoms. The formula uses Buchu extract, a compound, gin, and is taken in small tea spoon doses after meals. It warns of risks like Bright's disease or diabetes if untreated.
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Bright
Toledo Grain Prices Report March 8
Wheat cash 1.20 May 11 74 July 31.06 percent September 1.00. Corn cash 68c May sic July 68 1/2 c September 68 1/2 c. Oats cash 36 3/4 c May 56 1/2 c July 50 5/8 c September 41 4 c. Rye cash 88c.
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Indianapolis
Timothy
Hay
Toledo
Chicago
A.W. Thomson
Shurtleff Opens Senate Run In Illinois Campaign
Chicago March 8 The surprising announcement that Speaker Edward J. Shurtleff would enter the field as an avowed candidate for the United States Senatorship roused Hopkins supporters in Illinois. The campaign drew sudden momentum as rivals prepared to respond with planned measures this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Edward J. Shurtleff
United States
Hopkins
Hogs and cattle prices rise in Indianapolis market report
Receipts total 2000 hogs 750 cattle 50 sheep with higher prices than last week and lower hogs but higher cattle and sheep year over year. Hog sales 36.50 to 6.75 per hundred weight. cattle and calves mostly at last week's close. sheep and lambs scarce with no price change.
Pittsburg Live Stock Market Report Summary
Pittsburg Pennsylvania on March 8 reports cattle receipts at 85, hogs 35 loads, and light sheep and lambs. prices listed include cattle steady to higher with steers 5.00 to 5.60, cows 2.00 to 4.50, heifers 3.50 to 5.25, fresh cows 26.00 to 55.00. hogs heavy to prime, 6.95 to 7.25. sheep and lambs prime wethers 5.80 to 6.00, yearlings 6.00 to 7.00, ewes 4.75 to 5.40, lambs 6.50 to 8.00. market overall higher for cattle and hogs with light activity in sheep and lambs.
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Pensinensevesen
Walco Tin Hss
Eece Cess Eeceeenes
Pittsburg
Chicago
Union Stockyards
Ill
East Buffalo
CoimyYnon
Cincinnati Live Stock Hogs and cattle market activity
Cincinnati March 8 hogs receipts 3 351 market closed strong packers and butchers 6 65 6 95 light 5 10c higher 660 down pigs 6 65 prime 110 pound average 7 0 5.75, cattle receipts 1400 strong to 10c higher bulls strong calves higher veals 7.00 8.50 few fancy 9.00 1i sheep and lambs receipts 466 market strong.
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Cincinnati
Chicago Live Stock Market Report
At Union Stock Yards on March 8 hogs totaled 42000 with prices 10 to 150 higher for various grades. Cattle receipts 25000 with markets steady to strong and diverse values for beeves cows heifers stockers Texans calves. Sheep receipts 18000 and prices strong for lambs and sheep.
East Buffalo Livestock Receipts Mixed as Markets Rise
East Buffalo reports 3000 cattle on hand with gains of 10 to 15 cents for prime steers and broader increases across stock, lambs, hogs, and hogs. Cattle, sheep and hog values shown with several weight classes and price ranges across the market.
Wall Street Opens Strong With Rail Stocks Leading
The market opened with gains across many issues as rail stocks rose, led by Reading and Missouri Pacific. Union Pacific fluctuated, Southern Pacific dipped, and trading showed renewed pools and buying by London and commission houses amid expectations of a Missouri 2 cent case ruling.
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London
Missouri
Missouri Pacific
Wabash Preferred
Gould
Steel Common
Union Pacific
Reading
Prodigal Son Seeks Share in Late Father Estate
Allie J. Campbell of Broad Ripple seeks brother Lén Campbell who left six years ago. Their father Joseph H. Campbell died recently leaving a small estate to be divided among the sons. Probate Judge Rows is asked to appoint an administrator.
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Allie J. Campbell
Broad Ripple
Lén Campbell
Joseph H. Campbell
Rows
Labor Bill Defeated in Senate Session
The senate on Monday refused to suspend the rules blocking passage of a labor reform bill affecting foundries. The measure, backed by the governor, sought changes to working conditions and mine safety.
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Senate
Pretty Bride Takes Poison in a Chicago Hotel
Mrs Giovanni Muoli a 2 year old Italian bride eloped from New York City with her husband and drank poison in her Stafford hotel room at 131 Van Buren Street Chicago. She was found unconscious by her husband and rushed to county hospital where she is dying.
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Chicago
Giovanni Muoli
New York City
Stafford Hotel
van Buren Street
County Hospital
Bedford Street
Nunelato Notto
New York
Much
Fresh fish from Manitoba for Hoosiers shoppers
Indianapolis buyers can now get fresh white fish at 12 ½ cents a pound and perch or blue pike at 8 cents a pound. Prices cover cod, haddock, mackerel, oysters, salmon, shrimp and more with various per-unit rates. Cargoes arrive by refrigerator cars from Canada.
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Indianapolis
Manitoba
Canada
Burned Black man killed after alleged attack on woman in Rockwall
In Rockwell Texas a Black man named Anderson Ellis accused of injuring Mrs. Arthur McKinney was seized from a train by armed farmers and burned alive at a stake as deputies watched. Mrs McKinney identified him as involved in the incident.
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Rockwell
Tex
Anderson Ellis
Arthur McKinney
Hunt County
Ellis
Governor Hedges Bill For Fourth Class Cities
Gov. Marshall paused on vetoing Thornton bill No. 258 to give fourth and fifth class cities a chance to accept changes. He told several small city representatives he would sign if first through third class exemptions are written in. The bill aims to cut costs for struggling fourth class towns but faced political hurdles and rider amendments.
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Gov. Marshall
Indianapolis Water Company
Taw
In- Gressports
Hiitea
Mambars
I NDIANAPOLIS CITY HALL BATTLE PIVOTS ON KNOCKERS AND LEAGUES
The Indianapolis fight over the city hall contract involves theKnockers led by Stecihan and the Taxpayers league amid accusations of graft. Mayor Bookwalter defends the process as honest while Judge Remster grants a restraining order and sets March 11 for the Stecihan Far mer suit hearing. The Civic league era is cited as graft exposed by the Sun and the News accuses opponents of delaying progress. The News seeks funds to counter public-interest opponents as injunctions loom.
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Indianapolis
Stecihan
Flanner
League
Remster
Circuit Court
Stechhan-Farmer
The
Indianapolis News
Civic League
Indianapolis Sun
Sun
Vetera
Taxpayers’ League
City Hall
Chicago
Brill
Bookwalter
Manure Seeds at Odds with Lawn Fertilizer Claim
An old advertisement warns manure contains millions of weed seeds and may choke or burn lawns. It promotes a local lawn fertilizer described as cheaper and better, claiming it can create fine sod on any soil.
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Osman
Emerson and
Mattie Conrad
W. Thirty-second Street
Charles and
Charlotta Barnes
Kensington Court
Fred and
Della Farlow
N.llinois Street
William and
Ethel Eades
Spann Avenue
Albert and
Lena Weber
Alford ‘Street
Raymond and
Lillie Hamer
Beecher Street
A and
Sarah Curran
Elm Street
Harry and
Alice Mitchell
W. Pear Street
Lena Moore
Palmer Street
I . Allen and
Brittemarte Strickland
W. Ileventh Street
Jodie and
Lulu Clark
Fayette Street
Macie Miller
S. State Street
Alonzo R. Kushner
Snowden W. Wyatt
Bert J. Hawkins
Darlington
Ind
Grace L. Putney
Joseph P. Fitzgerald
Sheldon Street
Charles Chastain
Wheeler Street
Co. Dunn
S. Holmes Avenue
D. A
Indianapolis Produce Exchange
Wulschner
Stewart
Shurtleff
Toga
Priges
Via
Limited
Chi
Cago
Ater
Union Station
Best
Dearborn Station
Claypool Hotel
F. E. Hine
B. Jay
H.G. Alexander
Wall Stree Operation
Southern Pacific
Market Stucky Avenue
Indians
Hoosiers
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