Social Side Of Ct y Life Gov Marshall Guests Of Honor
Gov and Mrs Marshall will be guests at a Board of Trade reception with about 500 attendees. M A Woollen will introduce the guests, and a governing committee lists many local leaders. Musikverein directed by Prof. Ernestinoff and Montani Bros. orchestra provide the evening’s music plus local soloists. Mrs Josephine Bremmerman Edmonds is noted. Mrs Thomas Dean hosted a euchre party for Mrs Melcher of Kentucky while Mrs Frank Van Camp returned from the east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov
Mrs. Marshall
Board of Trade
Adolph J. Meyer
Edward Hawkins
Thomas B. Laycock
Clinton L. Hare
L.L. Fellows
Ford Woods
William J. Griffin
George H. Evans
Fred D. Stalnaker
George G. Tanner
Thomas A. White
Edwin A. Hendrickson
John J. Appel
James M. Bradford
William J. Riley
E. B. Martindale
Sidney M. Dyer
Edgar H. Evans
William J. Mooney
Charles C. Perry
Louis J. Blaker
John
C. A. Mangold
Malloy Musikverein
E. Birch
Rita Johnson
Josephine Bremmerman-Edmonds
Stewart
Gilbert Frank N. Taylor
Parker
Homer van Wie
Thomas Dean
Melcher
Kentucky
Crazy Snake Wounded and Held in Prison at Kiushogee
Checotah Okla March 31 Crazy Snake leader of a rebel band of outlaws is severely wounded by a gunshot in the hip and now a prisoner in the federal prison at Kiushogee He was captured by deputy marshals near here and kept at Thomson briefly due to hostile feelings The outlaw surrendered his former position as chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Checotah
Okla
Crazy Snake
Kiuskogee
A.S
Thomson
Delaware county auditor Davis arrested on eight indictments
Muncie Indiana March 31 Joseph E Davis auditor of Delaware county was arrested on eight grand jury indictments accusing him of failing to collect school fund mortgages promptly He posted 4000 bond with Norman E Black of the Peoples Trust as bondsman and declined to discuss the case He has hired attorneys to defend him
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Muncie
Ind
Joseph E. Davis
Delaware County
Monroe
Davis
Norman E. Black
People’s Trust Company
Riverside
Merchants on Massachusetts Avenue Organize Trade Group
Merchants on Massachusetts avenue met at the Marott department store to form a merchants association. A seven member committee including George J Hammel and O J Conrad will plan the organization and promotions to bring shoppers from nearby streets. A second meeting is set for April 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachuset's Avenue
Marott
Merchants’ Association
George J. Hammel
Harry Stout
Bert Amos
Leonard Geiger
G. H. Westing
S. D. Kingsbury
Maroell
O. J. Conrad
Stout Shoe
Pennsylvania
Ohio
New Jersey
Michigan
George J. Marott
Massachusetts Avenue
Arbor Days Set by Governor for Indiana Observance
Governor Marshall proclaims Friday April 30 and Friday October 29 as Arbor days to be observed statewide by planting trees and shrubs, notably on school grounds and public places. Also notes Miss Marguerite Trone hosts a card party honoring Miss Estelle Gysie on her upcoming marriage to Mr Ray Henderson on April 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite ‘Trone
Estelle Gysie
Ray Henderson
Promoter Angles Bid On July Title Bout
In New York on March 31 a telegram from Tad in San Francisco signals plans to stage a Johnson versus Kaufman bout on the Fourth of July. Coffroth and McIntosh explore bids, with Billy Gibson nearby and Johnson pressing talks with Delaney and Kaufman. Willus Britt has posted 5000 and may back a Kaufman Johnson settlement if Al cannot meet Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh McIntosh
Billy Gibson
Fairmont Club
New York
Gibson
Johnson
Delaney
Kaufman
Jeffries
Willus Britt
Becker Sues and Alleges Conspiracy Over Lease Loss
William E. Boyd filed a $25,000 damages suit against Joseph Becker Buick Losey Robert H. Losey and Eugene Runyan alleging a conspiracy to force him from a three story garage and auto repair shop. He says he contracted for a nine year lease at 255 a month for four years then 330 a month and that the business earned about 350 a month before being forced to move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Boyd
Joseph Becker
Buick-Losey Company
Robert H. Losey
Eugene Runyan
Mr. Boyd
Mr. Becker
Remarkable Offer From Leading Ear Specialist
A renowned ear specialist offers two months of medicine free to prove his cure for deafness head noises and catarrh. Send to Dr. G. M. Branamen at 5 Walnut Street, Kansas City, Missouri for details and trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Branamen
Walnut
Street
Kansas ‘City
City Births and Deaths Record Highlight Local Family Names
The city records births listing numerous families with addresses and newborns including boys and girls from Davis Klee Gerdts Mullen Rineheart Mayrocker Reinecke Smith Hoggard Craig Payne Whitlock Brown Larrant Helpin Cook Murphy Spangler Seigle Midkiff Davis DeHoney Hicks Donahue Koenig ODon neill Rabinourts Cook Head Heard Smock Harmening Davis West Heare Krajewski Smock Harmening. Marriage licenses issued to Trusler Mincer Hukriede WallerDerant Lange Miles. Deaths include Holmes Kreke Hill Jenkins Middough Machold Newby Allien Avery Benson Bracken with causes noted as accidental, bronchopneumonia, tuberculosis and heart disease among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond and
Adetta Davis
California Street
Frank and
Emma Klee
E. Tenth Street
Fred
Julia Gerdts
Madison Avenue
Jesse and
Frieda Mullen
Camp Street
John and
Barbara Rineheart
Thirteenth Street
William and
Mary Mayrocker
Spruce Street
Fred and
Celia Reinecke
Caven Street
Henry and
Mamie Smith
Terrace Avenue
Ira and
Sylverna Hoggard
Barth Avenue
Ata and
Ova Craig
N. West Street
James and
Nellie Payne
Congress Avenue
Bessie Whitlock
Thirty-first Street
Henrietta Brown
W. Tenth Street
Thomas and
Elizabeth Larrant
W. Pear Street
Edgar and
Ortie Helpin
W. Ray Street
Elmer and
Addie Cookin
Yandes Street
Mamie Murphy
Merrill Street
Jessie Spangler
Sheldon Street
Edward and
Katie Seigle
Roache Avenue
Estel and
Minnie Midkiff
Lee Street
Joseph and
America Davis
W. Thirty-second Street
George and
Lillie DeHoney
S. Harding Street
Albert and
Sarah Hicks
Minerva Street
Katie Donahue
S. Tremont Avenue
Lorenz
Helene Koenig
High Street
Harry and
Pearl O'Donnell
S. Meridian Street
Abraham and
Rosia Rabinourts
Charles Street
Ida Cook
Harding Street
Maggie Head
S. Belmont Avenue
Charles and
Minnie Heard
Reisner Street
Goodrow
Josephine Edwards
McLain Street
Hazel West
Robert and
Josie Heare
Bridge Street
Franza and
Telagia Krajewski
Martha Smock
Wilking Street
Anna Harmening
Kelley Street
William and Viola Davis
N. Oriental Street
Hugh Oliver Holmes
Shelby Attert
George Kreke
Charlea Street
John Hill
Iowa Street
Hubert Jenkins
N. Traub Avenue
Benjamin F
S. Pennsylvania Street
Martin Machold
Woodlawn Avenue
Rachel Newby
Alvord Street
Jennie Allien
City Hospital
John L. Avery
N. East Street
Margaret A. Benson
E. Miami Street
Oliver B. Bracken
S. Eel Street
Building Permits Report Listing Local Projects
Building permits issued include Robert Rentsch remadel 1022 N Capitol for a brick veneer home by Home Building and Realty Co valued 35300. H F Fellensworth dwelling near Spain English valued 2000. Thomas O Gasaway concrete garage 1108 Central valued 400. H D Wolfin stable 1115 N Bismarck. H K Fatout frame house 3115 Park valued 3000. R D Brooks frame house Sheffield near Morris valued 400. Otto Guedelhofer addition 18 S Senate valued 400. J W Clark store fronts 701 38 Massachusetts genes Lanham porch 309 Walcott valued 75. H Coleman repairs 515 17 Beecher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Rentsch
Remadel
Capitol
Home Building and Realty Company
Pennsylvania
Thirty-first Street
H. F. Fellensworth
English
Spain
Thomas O. Gasaway
Central
H. D. Wolfin
N. Bismarck
H. K. Fatout
Park
R. D. Brooks
Sheffield
Morris
Otto Guedelhofer
S. Senate
J. W. Clark
Massachusetts
Lanham
Walcott
H. Coleman
Beecher
Neutralizing mixture for stomach fermentation relief
A historical remedy advises a neutralizing formula to aid digestion when the stomach cannot assimilate nutrients. The blend includes sodium phosphite, essence of peppermint, baking soda, and water to eight ounces, taken before meals to stimulate gastric juices and curb intestinal fermentation. Drugstore preparation costs are low.
Democrats in Indianapolis eye strong business mayor candidate
Party leaders and Gov Marshall pace a possible unity candidate to lead a capable, party honorable administration in Marion county. A prominent business man, not aligned with factions, may be nominated if Democrats unite and back the choice for the 1910 mayoral race. Further talks are expected to shape coming city campaign strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianaolis
Marion County
Gov. Marshall
Representative Democrats
Indianapolis Grain Market Report Snapshot
Wheat prices show strength with No. 2 red rail track at about 1.28 to 1.66 dollars for several months. Corn remains steady with multiple white and yellow varieties around 65 to 68 cents. Oats weaken with No. 2 white around 54 to 54 and a half cents. Hay holds firm with timothy around 11.50 to 11.75 dollars per unit. Multiple car counts and outs noted for corn and hay consignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
C. Hay
Timothy
Ight Clover
Sample
Hay
Hogs Sell Lower but Tops 9.720 in Indianapolis
Receipts today include 4000 hogs 1300 cattle and 500 sheep with hogs and cattle down from a week ago while sheep advance. Hog sales ranged 6.35 to 7.20 with most 6.75 to 7.10. cattle demand steady to strong with calves and bulls steady. sheep and lambs moved promptly at steady rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Market Report Wheat and Corn Prices Hover in Chicago
Chicago market notes show May wheat at 1.18, May corn at 66 in cents, May oats at 54.64, pork at 17.73, May lard 10.10, ribs for May. Dealers monitor jittery grain and meat futures as prices move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
A. W. Thomson
Chicago Live Stock Prices at Union Stockyards
Hogs receipts 2,000 with higher prices. Mixed newer 6.60 to 7.05, good heavy 6.95 to 7.10, light and pigs 5.40 to 6.35. Cattle receipts 13,000, market up 6 to 10 cents. Beeves 4.60 to 7.40, cows and heifers 2.40 to 6.00, stockers 5.50 to 6.50, Texans 4.75 to 5.85, calves 3.00 to 6.00. Sheep receipts 13,000, market steadier. Sheep 4.40 to 6.50, lambs 5.90 to 6.30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Union Stockyards
Pittsburg
Local Market Prices and Chicago Cash Grain Report
Dairy and feed prices include oats at 18 to 15 per sheaf, timothy 13.50 to 15, clover 11 to 12, mixed hay 12.50, wheat straw 7.00, oats straw 0.50 to 0.60. Poultry and country produce also listed. Chicago Cash Grain reports No 2 red wheat 1.25 to 1.27, No 3 red 1.18 to 1.26, No 2 white oats 0.53 to 0.54, No 1 spring 1.19 to 1.21, No 2 spring 1.13 to 1.19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ynowee Brose
Kentucky Avenue
Chicago
East Buffalo Live Stock Numbers and Market Terms
East Buffalo report notes cattle receipts six head with a quiet steady market. veals four hundred head rising slightly from $4.00 to $10.25. sheep and lambs five thousand five hundred head with a generally steady or softer trend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Buffalo
Earlin
Governors Office Battles Over Tax Commission Apps
The governor's staff weighs who counted as applicants for the tax commissioners job amid claims William M Fogarty of Marion county was not an official applicant. Supporters of various candidates argue about who deserved list placement while Gov Marshall hails Col Matsons selection as independent and broadly acceptable. Matson aims to start May 1 and may inherit a term adjusted by a potential error in Parks Martins current commission running to August 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Fogarty
Marion County
Gov. Marshall
Matson
Col. Matson
Tax Board
Parks Martin
Martin
Hanly
Mr. Martin
Wall Street mixed gains and losses open as Erie leads
New York March 31 The market shows a blend of strength and weakness with fractional early losses and gains. Early 15 minutes push prices higher with Erie stock leading, unions UP and Southern Pacific small gains, Reading up one point amid a firmer tone. Pittsburg cattle and hog markets report light receipts and steady to firm prices, with ranges for cattle from $4.15 to $6.65, hogs $6.40 to $7.40, and sheep and lambs mostly steady amid light receipts.
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New York
Eries
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Reading
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Zec
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Eee
Alt
Pers
M. A. Wootlen
The
Woollen
Benjamin
Mrs
Frank van Camp
East
Delaware
Merchants OR
Angle Fonble
San Francisco
Johnson and Kaufman
James W. Coffroth
Coffroth
Ketchel
Becker
South
Pennsylvania St. Century
Gately’s
S. Penn
Hom
Talbot Trusler
Lena S. Mincer
Frederick J. Hukriede
Theresa Wallenhorst
Frank Meredith
Myrtle M. Derant
Walte C. Lange
Nellie F. Miles
Lis
Jedieners Oes Exchange
Ifc
Directoire
Thos. C. Day & CO
Wall Street
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