Statement of Ohio State Life Insurance Company 1908 assets
Audit copy from Indiana Auditor of State confirms Ohio State Life Insurance Company assets and liabilities as of December 31 1908. Includes cash 26377.80 bonds brought values 18188? mortgage loans 14500.40 total assets 183641.67 liabilities 136018.07 legal reserve 47625.00 greatest single risk 10000.00. Certificate dated March 10 1909 signed J C Billheimer.
Paroled after 21 years Elmer Sauley released
Elmer Sauley, once given life for killing an 18 month old baby, is freed on parole by Governor Marshall after 21 years in prison. The case centered on Spencer county trial with attorney James A. Hemenway, a former U S senator and congressman, securing the conviction and pursuit of parole amid public sentiment in Jefferson county.
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Elmer Sauley
Gov
Marshall
Sauley
Spencer County
James A. Hemenway
United States
Heménway
Jefferson County
Madison
Ind
Ohio River
Hockport
St Patrick Day Celebration in Indianapolis Becomes Annual
Irish and Catholic societies and city residents filled Indianapolis on St Patrick’s Day. The day opened with Catholic church services, a four division parade led by grand marshal Frank McCarthy, and an Tomlinson Hall address by Joseph Kenny praising Irish resilience. Mayor Bookwalter presided at the Tomlinson Hall program with Rev. John A Ferry speaking.
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St. Patrick
Indianapolis
Frank McCarthy
Tomlinson Hal
Bookwalter
Michael Casserly
Joseph Kenny
John A. Ferry
Benjamin Harrison
Tomlinson Hall
Harding Named Guardian for Walter Lynn
In criminal court Walter Lynn was sentenced to 40 days in the workhouse after pleading guilty to petit larceny for stealing eggs rabbits rubber boots and trousers from Hezekiah Wellman. Probate Judge Ross then appointed Newton W. Harding as guardian for the young man pending disposition of his criminal case.
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Walter Lynn
Hezekiah Wellman
Lynn
Ross
Pritchard
Newton W. Harding
Apartment House Planned on Piersok Avenue
A building permit was granted for construction of an apartment house on Piersok Avenue. Names Tindall and John F.B. Mersedt appear in connection with the approval or filings for the project. The notice notes veneer work and completion terms.
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M. Tindall
John FB. Mersedt
Pardons Denied Despite Mother's Pleas
The State Pardon Board and the governor refused paroles or pardons for Fred D. Gilman W. F. Sarders Henry F. Clements and Hugh Speed despite urgent appeals. Speed, a youth at Jeffersonville reformatory, drew particular push from his aged mother in North Manchester whose tearful letters went unanswered.
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Ernor
Fred D. Gilman
W. F. Sarders
Henry F. Clements
Hugh Speed
Speed
Jeffersonville Reformatory
North Manchester
City record for a day births and deaths listed
A city daily record lists numerous births with parental names and addresses, and a long roster of deaths and medical conditions including patent foramen ovale pneumonia tuberculosis arteriosclerosis and others, with ages and residences noted. The list includes multiple families and several hospital and sanatorium affiliations.
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Marie EE. Lewis
Fletcher's
Sallie A. Reeves
Delaware Street
Ovary
Peter Zorzi
Little Sisters of Poor
William Nolan
Coffey Street
Grant Ormaton
N. Keystone Avenue
Laura P. Gifford
Arbor Avenue
Guthrie Power
Massachusetts Avenue
Juha Naughton
Senate Avenue
John Cahill
City Hospital
Reuben Randolph
Maryland Street
Clarence Wade
Jones Street
James Cunningham
Maria Walker
Economy Street
Georgetown Captain Dies in Pneumonia Illness
Washington March 17. Joe Courtney captain of the Georgetown University baseball squad died after several days of pneumonia at the Ant (unknown) hospital this morning.
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Georgetown
Washington
Joe Courtney
Georgetown University
Peneumonia
Antbc i
Choice hogs top near seven dollars at Indianapolis market
Receipts today 4500 hogs 1500 cattle 100 sheep. Hogs sold mostly in the 6.60 to 7.15 range with top 7.15. Underweight hogs neglected and cattle demand softer vs week ago. sheep steady. Pittsburg figures show mixed gains and price spreads across hogs cattle and calves.
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Indianapolis
Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices at Union StockYards and Indianapolis Market
At Union Stockyards on March 17 hog receipts reached 28 000 with prices 6.50 to 7.00 for various classes and bulk 6.70. Cattle receipts 19 000 with beeves 4.50 to 7.35, cows and heifers 2.35 to 6.00, stockers 3.50 to 6.40, Texans 4.75 to 5.75, calves 6.00 to 8.25. Sheep receipts 15 000 with natives and westerns 3.05 to 6.00, lambs 5.60 to 7.90. Indianapolis market notes price quotes for corn oats timothy clover hay and various straws with flurries of price shifts.
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Eteas
LDA
Chicago
Minneapolis
A. W Thomson
Indianapolis Grain Prices and Markets Report
Grain and hay prices listed for Wheat Corn Oats and Rye with bids for No 2 red white yellow and mixed varieties. Inspections totals by car and date ranges accompany market notes for Indianapolis and Toledo with March to September futures and cash prices.
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Indianapolis
C. Hay
Timothy
Sample
Hay
Toledo Grain
Toledo
Bbc
Wall Street Opens With Irregular Early Trading
The New York market showed early irregularities as short-covering influenced moves. By 10 15 gains reached 40 to 4 percent in several names including Smelting Amalgamated Reading Union Pacific National Lead and Wisconsin Central preferred. Some stocks edged down modestly while others held steady as commissions noted improving conditions and more long positions.
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New York
Amalgamated
Reading
Union Pacific
National
Wisconsin Central
St. Paul
Great Northerm
Consolidated Guns
Anaconda
Pennsylvania
Southern Pacific
Indianapolis Produce Prices from Exchange Listing
Prices for eggs butter country turkeys and ducks listed by Indianapolis Produce Exchange. Fresh farm goods show eggs at 11 cents and poultry in the 9to12 cent range with assorted poultry items available.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Produce Exchange
Live Stock Prices At East Buffalo Market Report
East Buffalo New York cattle receipts two head trade light firm veals receipt two hundred head fairly active three cents lower call to choice three dollars to nine dollars lambs and yearlings rise and fall with runs sheep prices. Hogs receipts two thousand forty head active firm to up five cents with Yorkers six ninety five to seven dollars, pigs six twenty to six forty, mixed seven zero six to seven fifteen, heavies seven ten to seven fifteen.
Cattle and hog market report from East Buffalo NY
Cattle receipts none. market active and firm with prices around 4 dollars. Sheep and lambs receipts 7 000 head. market slow and lower with lambs 5.25 to 8.00, yearlings 6.5 to 7.0, wethers 6.0 to 6.25, ewes 5.50 to 5.85. Hogs receipts 2 200 head. market active 10 cents higher with Yorkers 6.75 to 7.0, pigs 6.4 to 6.5, mixed and heavies 7.10 to 7.1, roughs 6.00 to 6.25.
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East Buffalo
N. Y
Westchester Fire Insurance Company Dec 1 1508 details
State of Indiana Auditor certifies Westchester Fire Insurance Companys condition as of December 1 1508. The report lists capital 500 900 and assets 2 807 625 with liabilities 4 628 289 78. Officers named include George R Crawford president and John H Welly secretary.
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Westchester Fire Insurance Company
William Street
New York
George R. Crawford
John H. Welly
Setab Ys
Federal Insurance Company Assets and Liabilities Report 1908
Auditor of State of Indiana certifies the Federal Insurance Company balance as of December 31 1908. The report lists capital at 1 000 000 stock and bonds 1 464 665 other securities 157 736 total assets 12 316 046. losses in suspense and other claims noted. Acknowledges the original statement on file dated March 10 29 signed by J C Billheimer Auditor of State.
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Cass Co. N. D
Columbus City
Ohio
Cuyahoga County
Mingo Junction Village
Mt. Vernon City
Westerville Village
Zanesville
Pee Eee
State of Indiana
Office of Auditor of State
State of
Indiana
J.C. Billheimer
State
Sean
Hd Sbac
Oocesenees
Office of Auditor of States
J. C. Billheimer
Office of Auditor of
Tate
Aia ‘Ork
Auditor of State
Negro murderer Shelton questioned after citywide alarm
Shelton, a white man, admitted buying a revolver after learning Sam Brown was after him. He said he planned to visit Virginia relatives and was en route from Indianapolis to Louisville. Doctors found alcohol abuse but no signs of rational response as investigators press for links to Brown.
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Shelton
Brown
Chicago
Sam Brown
Virginia
Louisville
Indianapolis
Sergt
Crane
Hedgin
Shelton K
Vandalia Railway Named in Divorce Suit
Ada Gertrude Conklin seeks legal separation from William Harvey Conklin and requests $500 alimony with wage support from his employer the Vandalia railway. Additional filings include Cora F. v Edward Morris Daisy D. v Benjamin J. Axer and Mary E. v Richard Harmon.
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Vandalia Railway Company
Quill
Ada Gertrude Conklin
William Harvey Conklin
Vandalia Railway
Cora F
Edward Morris
Daisy D
Benjamin J. Axer
Mary E
Richard Harmon
New Book of Poems by A. M. Darley of Huntington Ind
The author of The Dewdrop and other works, A. M. Darley from Huntington Indiana, publishes poems noted for philosophical and religious character. The collection argues for immortality and core religious ideas.
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Huntington
Ind
Cincinnati Market Report Amid Mixed Livestock Receipts
Cincinnati notes show cattle receipts at 541 with varied quality and slower demand. Bulls steady, calves down modestly. light trade days reflect price gaps and cautious buyers.
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Cincinnati
Cbs
Annual Statement of New York Life Insurance Co. officers
Audited balance sheet dated December 1 1907 shows assets of 559,422,342 95 with admitted assets 557,286,670 76. The report lists real estate, cash, branch balances, loans, premiums, and reserves. State auditor J C Billheimer signs March 10 1908.
Bond Posted for Indianapolis Weighmaster in Larceny Case
Joseph Fournace weighmaster at the Indianapolis hay market posted bonds totaling $2,000 with his father as bondsman at Sheriff Woessner's office. He faces alleged involvement with Hellie Sanders of Brownsburg, who earlier pleaded guilty to swindling by using false weight receipts. Sanders pleaded guilty in criminal court to grand larceny and false pretense by grand jury indictment.
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Joseph Fournace
Indianapolis
Woessner
John Fournace
Hellie Sanders
Brownsburg
Sanders
Four Die In Vermillion River Bridge Collapse
In Spencer S D on March 17 four people perished when a bridge over the Vermillion river collapsed during a carriage crossing. Mrs Pickens and her three children were swept into the flood and drowned as authorities reported the tragedy at the pecente court.
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Spencer
S. D
Vermillion River
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