Weddings Run Through Wednesday in Local Homes
A string of Wednesday marriages unfolds across the city as Adelaide Goetz wed Charles O Roemier at the bride's home with Edna Kuhn as maid of honor and Larz Whitcomb as best man. Other nuptials include Annabel Williams and Emerson W. Charlie at the bride’s home, Susie Wallace and Seth Howard Thomas at home, Mabel Hauk and Charles H. Shera in Oxford, Edna McGinnis and John H Whitten planning an eastern trip, Florence Pugh and F Alonzo Laughlin, Emma A Klotz and Henry F Shoemaker all forming new households after June 1.
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Adelaide Goetz
Philip Goetz
Charles O. Roemier
Edna Kuhn
Larz Whitcomb
Lexington
Annabel Williams
David Wiliams
Emerson W. Charlie
College-ave
Frances Ford
Paris
Hallie
College-ave’ster
Mabel
William Hauk
Charles H. Shera
Oxford
Valenciennes
Edna McGinnis
John Howard Whitten
Greer St
Wilmington
Del
Hamilton L. Austin
Myrtle Melcher
Seth H. Thomas
Susie E. Wallace
James B. McAdams
Addie M. Turner
Charles P. Zike
Bertha Hess
Amos Taylor
Margaret Reagan
William Schuller
Lenna Queen
Otis Harris
Mary C. Dwyer
Henry G. Pauli, Jr
Jeannette E. Goth
Leonard Ragsdale
Lula ‘Charles
Henry F. Shoemaker
Emma A. Klatz
Frank A. Loughlin
Florence M. Pugh
John Morris
Emma Harris
Wiliam Hahn
Gertrude Ostendorf
Berton T. Jones
Lizzie Hertz
Charles O. Hoemler
Adelaide L. Goetz
Isaac Lane
Brewers to charge saloons for bottle returns
Indianapolis brewers push a new policy making saloons pay for each bottle that leaves the brewery. The plan shifts the cost of lost bottles from customers to saloonkeepers who will, in turn, charge the end consumer.
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Indianapolis
Irvington Board Plans Sewer System Upgrade
The Irvington Board of Works visited Thursday to plan a sewer system linked to the Washington street sewer with one main and multiple branches. They estimated the cost around 40,000 dollars, to be paid by property owners, and noted the matter needs thorough study before firm figures.
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Board of Works
Irvington
Washington-st
Ralph Belcher Dead After Injury at School
Ralph Belcher, 24, died at his parents home on 1703 North Delaware Street from injuries received while attending Shortridge High School six years earlier. He reportedly never recovered from a shoulder injury. Also, Joseph Taylor, 23, of 507 Woodlawn Avenue, a cutter for Indianapolis Rubber Company, slipped in the shops after 1 p.m. Thursday and fractured his wrist.
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Ralph Belcher
Delaware St
Shortridge
Joseph . Taylor
Woodlawn
Indianapolis Rubber Company
Appellate Court Clarifies Employer Duty and Road Grade Authority
An appellate court rules an employer must provide a reasonably safe workplace, not an absolute guarantee, in a case where Mary Moon sued Southern Indiana Railway. The court also holds county commissioners lack power to change road grades but may repair gravel roads, upholding an injunction against cutting road frontage near John Mankey’s property. Board members are reappointed: John J. Mills to the State Education Board for three years and T N Otto to the State Pharmacy Board for four years.
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Southern Indiana Railway Company
Lawrence
Mary Moon
Warren Circuit Court
John Mankey
John J. Mills
Earlham College
Richmond
Durbin
T.N. Otto
Columbus
State Pharmacy “Board
Schatz
Robertson sues street car company over alighting injury
Leonides Robertson, claiming a $5,000 year position loss, sues the street car company for $7,000 damages after an Illinois Street car jerked as he alighted on Feb 7 near Nineteenth Street. He alleges an arm injury and missed duty at a railroad superintendent post.
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Leonides Robertson
Robertson
Shortridge Delegation Heads to Columbus for Contest
A group of 30 Shortridge high school students will depart Indianapolis at 11 30 a m Friday to attend the annual interscholastic high school oratorical contest in Columbus. It will be the largest delegation from the school at any contest outside Indianapolis Coburn Allen represents Shortridge. Two high school baseball games are expected Friday afternoon.
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Shortridge High School
Columbus
Indianapolis
Coburn
Allen
Shortridge
Kern foresees Alton Parker unity for 1904 nomination
John W. Kern returns from New York believing Judge Alton B. Parker, chief justice of New York Court of Appeals, is gaining Democratic favor and may unite all factions for the 1904 presidential nomination.
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John W. Kern
New York
Alton B. Parker
Court of Appeals of
Havemeyer testimony on Cuban sugar purchases before Senate
Presivent Havemeyer of the sugar trust testified before a Senate committee on Cuban relations that since February his company bought 50,000 tons of Cuban sugar, about ten days supply, at prices from 1.75 to 1.93. He said purchases covered sugar worldwide and denied intent to gain from a new tariff. He mentioned Cuba land holdings plans in Panama and plantations at Chappana and Santa Cruz, all acquired before any Cuba concession talks.
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Washington
Presivent
Havemeyer
Sugar Trust
Senate Committee On
Cuba
Panama
Chappana
Santa Cruz
Markets Signal Pause After Power Break and Coal Strike Hope
New York and Indianapolis markets show a tempered mood after a power sector dip and faint coal strike fears. Stocks in Illinois Central and St Paul advance while high grade investments lead gains. noon quotes list various banks, rail, and industrials. Weathered by mixed earnings and bond steadiness, trading volumes show broad activity across commodities and livestock markets.
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Meyer & Kiser
New York
Ilinois Central
St. Paul
Washington
Standard Oil
Illinois Central
Colorado
Reading
Chicago & Northwestern
I. C
Pennsylvania
Union Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Steel
Colorado Fuel
Erle
Atchison
Amalgamated Copper
Color Question Sparks No Talk At California Club Convention
At the biannual general federation of women's clubs in Los Angeles governors, mayors, and Mrs. Kate Bulkley presided as sessions opened. No color question was placed on the program and no discussion is expected unless sparked during the gathering. Leading presidential candidates include Mrs. D. T. Dennison of New York and Mrs Platt Secker of Denver.
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Los Angeles
Cal
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Sage
Mayer Snider
Kate Bulkley
California State Federation
D. T. Dennison
New York
Platt ‘Secker
Denver
R. J. Burdette
Pasadena
Cincinnati Market Report Opens With Mixed Livestock
Cincinnati Ohio May 1 cattle receipts 139 shippers prices range 5 75 to 6 60 for good to choice cattle with extras 6 25 to 6 50 calves 6 50 to 6 75 hog receipts 1468 choice packers 6 00 to 7 05 extras 7 10 mixed 6 65 to 6 90 sheep receipts 377 extra 5 25 to 9 40 extra lambs 7 00
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East Buffalo
N. Y
Chicago
Union
Cincinnati
Gove
Java
Rio
Santos
Ariosa
Lion
Jersey
Caracas
Dusworth's
Gates
Dominions
Columbia A
Windsor
Empire A
Ideal Golden
Ridgewood
New Orleans
Louisiana
Carolina
California
Local Building Permits Listed With Names and Costs
A compilation of building permit filings shows numerous residents and firms in the area submitting projects. Entries include remodels, additions, sheds, and repairs with costs ranging from 31 cents to 4200 dollars, listing names and street addresses for each permit.
Grain and livestock price moves at Chicago markets
Chicago May 1 market report shows wheat up modestly with May at 1% to 1%c, July at 54 7%c. corn higher. oats up. May and July futures listed. Provisions spread across pork, lard, and ribs with varied per hundredweight quotes. Eggs and dairy prices feature extras and firsts, with cheese selections along with live poultry and fowl prices.
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Chicago
Grain prices and inspections for Whest-Stronger area
Market notes list No. 2 red and white grains with varied prices, oats and hay rates, and milling freight terms. Inspections show Wheat No 2 red three cars, multiple corn and mixed lots across several cars, totaling 36 cars. Hay timothy bids noted at $12.25 to $12.75 and $10.75 to $11.23 respectively.
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Timothy
Hay
Prices Watch: Poultry Produce and Dairy Rates Listed
Prices watch by shippers lists Hens and spring chickens 6 to 9 cents, old turkey hens 7 to 9 cents, ducks 3 cents, geese 14 cents, butter 13 cents, and cheese进口 New York full cream 12 to 14 cents per pound. Hides, tallow, flour, and Bran prices shown, plus strawberries and Louisiana strawberrice per quart and pint.
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New York
G&c
Cattle and hog market receipts reported in Kansas City
May 1 cattle receipts online show 2000 head with native steers at 5.00 to 7. Look for Texans 4.75 to 6.40 and cows 2.75 to 6.50. Stockers and feeders range 2.00 to 6.60. Calves at 4.00 to 6.00. Hog receipts 10,000 with bulk market around 7.00 to 7.10.
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Kansas City
Comprehensive Price List of Groceries and Grocers Items
A dense catalog lists per unit prices for lettuce, spinach, oranges, lemons, beans, fish, oysters, poultry, coffee, sugars, molasses, canned goods, and more. It includes Hams and Bacon across multiple grades, lard, sausages, beef cuts, pickled pork, drugs and chemicals with unit figures, all from a long vendor price sheet.
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Hartford
Smyrna
Brussels
Savunene
Washington St
Kentucky Ave
Susie Edna Wallace
Kate Wallace
E. Eleventh St
Seth Howard Thomas
Lulu Overhiser
Porter Jones
Wabash
Miss Wallace
Qoverhiser
Eleventh St
Florence Pugh
F. Alonzo Laughlin
Jefferson-ave
Keystone-ave
Emma A. Klotz
N. East-st
Brewers
Krist
Fractured
York
Winchester
Eli H. Butler
Evansville
Nettie Grant
Connersville
Queen Gordon
Metamora
Wall-St
Lambs
wWethers
Ewes
Theodore
Clara Jordan
Illinois-st
Bridget Gordon
Vermont-st
Maggie McGinley
Chadwick-st
Louis
Fannie Falender
Maplest
Harry
Annie Breele
Bryant-st
Gus
Josie Wood
Center Township
David
Alberta Watts
Hoytave
Samuel
Matilda Bridges
Arsenal-ave
William 8
Gertrude Fouty
City
Martin Riley
Holmes-ave
Fred Koenig
Sheldon St
Pneumonia
Henry Schaefer
N. Senate-ave
Croup
Addison B. Vickers
Katherine Berry
McNary
Hadley-st
James Carr
Little Sisters of the Poor
Johanna Fennell
Henry-st
Margaret Hart
William Inman
Martindale-ave
Harriet N. Wishard
Capitol-ave
Walter 8. Brown
Virginia-ave
Elizabeth F. Evans
Tilinoigst
Indiana National Bank
Indiana Trust Company
Light and Power
Indianapolis Fireing. Co
American Central Life
Ind
Guaranty and Title Co
Law Building
Cossesses Incene
Drewing
C.sccees
H. P. Wasson
Indianapolis Street
Citizens’ Street Railway
Union Traction Company
Union Traction
Broad Ripple Traction
Indianapolis Improvement
Indiana Cold Storage
Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Company
Laycock Mfg. Company
Atock
Indiana Hotel Company
Indianapolis Gas
Atlas Engine
Interstate
Tinion
Avera
Secsescome
O. C
Pierson
Bellefontaine St
The
Crowell Apparatus Company
Holton
Otto C. Beck
Indiana
Senate Aves
James Reed
Minkner St
W. Picken
E. Wabash St
Henry Doliman
South
Alabama
Ats
Ed Schuldemeier
Spann-ave
West-st
A Oehler
Alabama-st
I’ J. Gary
Michigan-st
C. McGregor
N. Capitol-ave
Chicago Grain and Provisions
City Grain Market
U.S
American National Bank
East Washington Street
Florida
A Cay
Baltimore
Kingan & Co
Foap
Castile
Coal and Coke
Jackson Ees
Pittsburg
Raymond
Slack
Jackson
Black—West
Virginia
Glack
Indiana- Oreesees
Connellsville
Wees
Hee
Weer Enews
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