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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1908
Page
4
William Ryan seeks liquor license in Indianapolis ward
Notice to citizens of Highth ward Center township that William Ryan will apply to Marion County Board of Commissioners at the June term 1998 for a license to sell intoxicating malt and spirituous liquors in less than five gallons on premises fronting Massachusetts Avenue Indianapolis Indiana. He seeks notable privileges in the same room in two story brick building on Massachusetts Avenue first floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highth
Center Township
Board of Commissioners
Marion County
State of
Indiana
Tenth Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Xchange Land Co
Indianapolis
Arion County
William Ryan
City Record For A Day Of Names And Ills
A list of births and deaths and illnesses includes Henry and Carrie Reasner with a baby boy at 230 N Keystone Ave. Edward and Katie Soult with a girl at 2040 Napoleon St. Malachia and Mary Kelly with twins at 421 Minerva St. and others. The record notes hospital cases: Lena Taylor mitral stenosis. Eva Mason appendicitis. Laura Ranie fatty degeneration of heart. Henrietta Flack septic abscess peric. Susan Bryant cancer of uterus. Matthias Seiler homicide. Helen Moses pulmonary tuberculosis. James Carr hemiplegia. Listed addresses span multiple streets and cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry and
Carrie Reasner
N. Keystone Avenue
Edward and
Katie Soult
Napoleon Street
Michael and
Mary Jefferson
Wright Street
Thomas and
Rosa Skiles
Oliver Avenue
Frances Dux
English Avenue
Frank and
Mary Retmier
Webster
Wiliam and
Pe Fitzhugh
N. Gey Street
Na Huebner
E. Ne
George BE. Mentzer
McClain
Lena Taylor
North Street
Eva Lilian Mason
Tacoma Avenue
Laura L. Ranie
Washington Street
Henrietta Flack
City Hospital
Charlesson City Hospital
Susan Bryant
Senate Avenue
Matthias Seiler
South Street
Minois
Helen Elizabeth Moses
James P. Carr
Patterson Street
Stock Market Dip as Profit Taking Spreads Across Issues
May 12 Lower Inwall Street reports a market drop due to profit taking after two weeks of gains. Chesapeake & Ohio Ontario & Western and Hill shares led the sales while local traction stocks held firmer. Railroads show shrinking gross earnings with Erie down 1.451 million for the quarter as steel price cuts loom after London talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chesapeake & Ohio
Ontario & Western
Hill
Erie
London
Goldfield
Cumberland-Ely
Union Pacific
Indianapolis Hog and Cattle Market Report Weighs In
Receipts at Indianapolis May 12 show 11 600 hogs 2 000 cattle and 10 sheep up from a week ago and a year ago Hog prices steady with prime scarce Light hogs 56 10c lower top 5 70 Most sold above 5 35 Cattle volume up with calves 3c lower Steers good to choice 1 300 plus lbs Heifers and cows varied but generally lower Sheep steady Prices also listed for Cann ers and other notes. Chicago live stock market comparison included with similar ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
de Saletan
Crenvscees
UNION
Itt
Texas
Market Price Table For Oats and Feed Staples
The list shows prices for wagon market oats at 11.00 to 12.60 per unit and shelled oats at 2.65. Shredded fodder and baled fodder are noted with 87 and 00 values respectively. Millet quoted 7.00 to 9.00, Clover mixes and related feeds priced around 12.50 to 13.50, with No 2 grade at 12.00 to 13.00.
Market Report Wheat Corn Hay Cars Through Billing
Wheat and corn prices listed by grade with through billing terms and car counts. No bids on hay. No. 1 timothy offered at $12.75. Totals show 13 cars for grains and 6 cars for hay with several rejections recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy
Hay
Beauty Emporium In Basement Of New Indianapolis K P Building
In Indianapolis a beauty emporium and beauty institution operates in the basement of the Knights of Pythias building at Pennsylvania Street and Massachusetts Avenue. It offers baths, massages, electrolysis, hairdressing, manicures, chiropody, electric cabinets and Russian baths described as unsur passed and designed for refined patrons seeking cosmetic and personal care services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
K. of P
Pennsylvania Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Anent
Woman Chases Thief After Pocketbook Theft
Mrs. Missouri Graham of 1441 Hoyt Avenue chased a man described as a Negro for three blocks Tuesday but the thief escaped. The incident follows a reported pocketbook theft and involves a quick pursuit with no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Graham
Hoyt Avenue
Man seeks police help to find bodies of lovers amid abduction
Clarence Reed, engaged to Anatonius Doloris Hildebrand, asks Oakland police to locate the buried bodies after she died by poison and gunshot under parental coercion to marry. Reed shows letters said to be from Hildebrand's daughter and claims race-track figures connected to the case. Her father Eugene Hildebrand is a known racing figure. mother remarried H I Miller, father of jockey Walter Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dore
Clarence Reed
Oakland Police
Bretzman Photographs Attract Wide Attention
Chas. F. Bretzman, the photographer, expresses pleasure at the growing reputation of his work. Several pictures including scenes from French Lick were reproduced in the Sun's anniversary edition. His scenic and group photographs have gained national attention and been shown in major magazines. He expects contracts spanning Boston to Salt Lake City this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
French Lick
Sun
Mr. Bretzman
Boston
Salt Lake City
Farmer Fined for Net Fishing on Longlake Shores
William Leo, a Longlake near South Milford farmer, pays 94.50 for fishing with nets after three charges. Deputy Game Warden John E B Ridley arrested him. He is described as an old offender, previously fined, with Hico noted for net fishing and feeding to dogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Leo
Longlake
South Milford
John EB. Ridley
Hico
Juror George Stradling Excused Over Family Emergency
George Stradling, a member of the criminal court jury panel, was excused Tuesday morning after the court received a telephone message that his wife's father lay dying at the family home on Central Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Stradling
Criminal Court
Central Avenue
Girl Misses Rings When Lover Departs
At Union Station Ralph Rogers was stopped before boarding a train to Bloomington Indiana by Patrolman Gillespe and W P Smith. He was arrested for taking a diamond ring and a plain gold ring from a girl at 118 8 S. Senate avenue. The girl identified Rogers at the police station and the rings were recovered. A search of pawnshops found no rings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Rogers
Union Station
Bloomington
Ind
Gillespe
W. P. Smith
S. Senate Avenue
Rogers
Dora Cox Loses No 4 by the Divorce Route
Four times a bride Mrs Dora Cox is free again Tuesday Henry G Cox was granted a divorce from her Mrs Cox spent about half of her time away from home Her husband objected to her sharing his cigars with a Hungarian prompting the divorce action
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Cox
Henry G. Cox
Chicago Grain Opening Prices May 12
Opening prices list for wheat May at 1.0099 is quoted, corn May not quoted, July at 6 38 and 1 6 cents, oats July 46 cents, pork September 13.30, lard September 8.67 14, ribs July 7.32 44 to 7.35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
A. W. Thomson
Grand jury to resume graft and jailcase probe
The grand jury will finish its jail case review on Wednesday then focus on county graft and fraud matters. Attorney Noel is a frequent courthouse visitor and is expected to present a report to the panel as soon as jail work ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Jury
Noel
Mitchell Club Indorses Connor for Township Assessor
Resolutions indorsing John F. Connor's candidacy for the Democratic nomination as township assessor were adopted by about 200 Democrats at the Mitchell club in Illinois and South streets. W. P. Cosgrove served as chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Connor
Mitchell Club
Illnnois
South Streets
W. P. Cosgrove
Helton Sues Pierson Over Alleged Slander
Sophrinia J. Helton files suit against Edward W. Pierson for slander seeking damages of 1000. She states her sewing work and boarding house business have been ruined by the alleged defaming remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophrinia J. Helton
Edward W. Pierson
Mrs. Helton
Pierson
New Discovery Cures Eczema Overnight
Poslam, a new eczema cure, now distributed by druggists nationwide, claims rapid relief from itching and immediate healing. The product reputedly clears pimples, blackheads, acne and rashes within weeks for chronic cases, with overnight results for minor skin troubles. Experimental samples are mailed free by Emergency Laboratories in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weber Drug Co
Indianapolis
West Twenty-fifth Street
New York City
Divorce Suit Filed By Mrs Roach In Chicago
Mrs Mary E Roach filed for divorce from F Lyon Roach son of John M Roach president of the Chicago Railway company. They married in 1906. She cites his alcohol addiction and conduct as making life burdensome. both parties were previously married.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mary E. Roach
F. Lyon Roach
John M
Roach
The
Chicago Railway Company
Franklin College Commencement Week Schedule
Franklin Ind May 12 commencement exercises begin Sunday June 7 with an anniversary sermon by Rev F G Kenney Indianapolis at First Baptist church. Baccalaureate by President Bryan follows. Senior class play reception alumni meeting banquet and commencement address by Dr Cornelius Woelfkin Rochester N Y final details listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin, Ind
Franklin College
First Baptist Church
F. G. Kenney
Indianapolis
Bryan
Franklin Opera House
Cornelius Woelfkin
D. D
Rochester
N. Y
Pittsburg Live Stock Prices and Receipts Update
Pittsburg Pennsylvania May 12 cattle market notes show price ranges for veal calves light and steady. Receipts include ten loads with mixed grades and cattle categories, with figure garbled but indicating typical shifts in prices and product types.
Buffalo Livestock Market Report May 12
Buffalo New York reports cattle and calf prices with steady rates for 1B cattle and yearlings at $6.00 to $8.00. Lamabe receipts total 2,400 with percentage figures noting prices per head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Buffalo
Buffalo
N.Y
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