Wall Street Stocks Open With Broad Declines
The New York market opened lower as nerves from London hit U S shares. Canadian Pacific fell 2 to 4 percent, Atchison down 14 percent, Ontario and Western off, Northern Pacific weak. Amalgamated, Southern Pacific and Westinghouse down about 4 percent. Smelting, Union Pacific, Steel common and Reading opened lower. A slim rally near close left a dull, steady tone with limited price moves and light volume. Government bonds held steady while others showed irregulars.
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United Press
New York
London
Canadian Pacific
Atchison
Ontario & Western
Northern Pacific
Southern Pacific
Westinghouse
Union Pacific
Steel Common
Reading
Live Stock Prices at Indianapolis Market Report Nov 9
Local live stock market opens with hog prices around 5.40 top. Cattle sheep and lambs steady. Cattle listings include various steer weights from 1,300 to 1,800 pounds and up, with values ranging roughly from 4.25 to 6.75 per unit, plus feeders and cows and calves. Hog categories show heavies near 5.25 to 5.50, with lights and pigs down to around 3.00 to 4.75. Sheep and lamb quotes span good to choice lambs at about 6.00 to 6.75, yearlings and sheep in the 3.50 to 4.75 range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anapolis
Eee
Eens
Pittsburg Live Stock Prices Report
Pittsburg Pa November 9 Cattle supply fair and lower with choice prime values around 6.60 to 6.50 per cwt and good to fair ranges. hog receipts 1500 head higher with prime heavy around 5.95 to 6.68 and light yorkers 5.23 to 5.40. Lambs ranged 4.50 to 6.75 per cwt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Uy United Ress
Jaansen
New York Produce Prices Reported by United Press
New York prices listed by United Press show Pork Mess at 16.25 to 16.17, Lard-Western steam spot at 8.50 to 8.60, Tallow-City 6 cents inside city and country 6.64 cents, Butter-Creamery extra 2 cents, Eggs-White fancy 43 to 48 cents, Western quotes 27 to 29 cents, Cheese-Full cream 13 to 15 1/4 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ay United Press
Chicago Live Stock Market Report Shows Mixed Cattle Hogs
Chicago November 9 live stock data shows cattle receipts at 300 unchanged and hogs at 6000 up about 2 percent with prices from 4.80 to 5.50 for various hog categories and pigs 4.00 to 5.00. Sheep receipts around 1,000 unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Grain Price List and Stock Figures for Wheat Corn and Oats
The record shows firm and corp firm grain prices for No. 2 through No. 4 Red White and Mixed categories, with through-billing references and monthly values for November December and January. Oats hay and rye quotes with firm prices, inspections totals for multiple grades, and stock in store figures as of November 1907 and earlier dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corp-Firm
Sample
Fee Imothy
Timothy
Cincinnati Live Stock Market Report November 9
Cincinnati Ohio market summary shows cattle receipts 200 steady with shippers paying 4.75 to 6.65 for calves at 7.00, hogs receipts 1,500 up about 1 cent with good to choice ranges 5.35 to 6.40, sheep receipts 200 steady and lambs around 7.76.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
United Press
Lsc
Indianaplis Produce Market Prices From Elgin to Wisconsin
Local price notes show BUTTER from Elgin at 32 cents, Elgin tubs at 31c, country cream at 18c, and state cream at 31c. CHEESE lists New York full cream 17 cents and Wisconsin full cream from Jeline. EGGS Candled 26 cents at mark, 22 cents a dozen. Also mentions ducks, geese, spring chickens and roosters in scattered terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
New York
Wisconsin
Jeline
Wheat and corn prices rise in early Chicago grain trading
Chicago grain bids show small offerings and higher values as December wheat trades near 91 to 92 cents and May around 99 to 100 cents. Corn rises to about 66 to 67 cents for December and 59 to 60 cents for May. Oats hold steady around 46 to 50 cents with December oats at 46 to 47 cents and May near 49 to 50 cents. No. 2 red winter around 92 to 94 cents, No. 3 yellow about 57 to 59 cents, No. 3 white 42 to 49 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
The Wagon Market Prices Reported for Grains and Fodder
The notice lists commodity prices including corn at 72 to 74 cents, oats at 12,000 per hundredweight, shelled oats 48 to 62 cents, straw 6 to 7.50 dollars, hay with mixes 13 to 16.50 dollars, and timothy 5 to 16.50 dollars, reflecting market values. It notes old stock and variations across categories with unit ranges for context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy
Small Shed Fire at Deaf and Dumb Institute
Two minor blazes rack Indiana on Friday. A shed in the yard of the Deaf and Dumb Institute at Washington and State streets burned with about 100 in loss. A second fire in the statehouse trash room produced thick smoke filling corridors and offices. Firemen battled the blaze for nearly an hour, with waste paper used to help extinguish it. Spontaneous combustion is blamed for the statehouse episode.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Indiana
Deaf and Dumb Institute
Washington and
State Sts
Statehouse
Washington-st
L. E. Morton
Railroad Commission
E. Barnard
Pure Food Commission
Booth Goes Home From New York Salvation Army Leader Sails for London
William Booth head of the Salvation Army sails from New York on the St Louis after a five week US and Canada tour. He bids farewell amid cheers from thousands of followers and tells supporters he loves them and prays for salvation for England and its government. If he lives he may return. if he dies he will come back if allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Booth
Salvation Army
London
United States
Canada
Eva Booth
Salvationists
St. Louis
Booth
Dee
Gen. Booth
Old England
Trial for Miss Shovar in Employment Fraud Case
Miss Winefred Shovar, 15, wore a gown and picture hat as she faced juvenile court on charges of defrauding six young men of 250 dollars each by promising jobs through her agency. Her attorney Berne Cohen argued firms had granted permission to refer applicants. The judge refused dismissal, noting further possible victims and that additional evidence will be heard Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winefred Shovar
Berne Cohen
Cohen
Charles W. Moores
Miss Shovar
Greenburg teachers face skating mandate clash
Special to The Sun Greenburg Pennsylvania November 9 The school trustees order teachers to quit roller skating or resign. Teachers threaten a strike if skating continues. Trustees declare any skating at a rink equals resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenburg
Suit Follows Wreck On Bank Ave Collision
Attorney General James Bingham reviews evidence from the Railroad Commission and other sources in the Oct 28 collision on Bank avenue that killed city car motorman Munleaf. He plans to file a suit next week in Marion Superior Court to enforce safety appliance law violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bingham
Railroad Commission
Bankave
Munleaf
Marion Superior
Condemn the Work of Muncie Firemen
MUNCIE Ind Nov 9 Joseph Goddard of Goddard wholesale grocery says reconstruction plans are likely after a fire yesterday that destroyed much of the building The blaze began on the fifth floor from a candle used to light brooms and worsened as firemen struggled The mayor pressured and fire chief John Casey who Guthrie had deposed helped control the blaze Eight other firemen were injured in falls burns and smoke incidents Acting Chief Paul Karlen tendered his resignation Mayor Guthrie appointed Ollie Baldwin to succeed Karlen
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Guthrie
John Casey
Paul Karlen
Casey
Andersen
L. A. Guthrie
Board of Works
Ollie E. Baldwin
Karlen
Fourth Trial of Powers Faces Monday in Goebel Murder Case
Caleb Powers, Republican secretary of state under Gov. W. S. Taylor, jailed eight years for complicity in the Goebel murder, to face his fourth trial Monday. Augustus Willson, Kentucky’s new Republican governor, pledged a fair trial but said no pardon after a fair trial. Taylor fled to Indianapolis to avoid extradition as task forces seek his return. James Howard and Charles Youtses remain serving life terms for the same murder.
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Powers
W. 8
Taylor
William Goebel
Augustus Willson
Kentucky
Goebel
James Howard
Charles Youtses
Gov
Indianapolis
Willson
Fugitive Vance Johnson Stirs Bond Forfeit Case
In a Saturday hearing Judge James A. Pritchard considered returning a $250 bond posted by John son’s mother after Vance Johnson, a fugitive from justice, lacked standing to petition for its return. Attorney Dan Brown Jr argued the sheriff had no right to seize the money. Deputy Prosecutor Charles Remater urged forfeiture. Johnson, charged with larceny, was not present. May Knox testified she paid him to accuse her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vance Johnson
Dan Brown, Jr
James A. Pritchard
Joseph Clay
Johnson
Brown
Clay
Charles Remater
Pritchard
City Births and Notices From Local Record
City record lists multiple births with parent names and addresses across streets such as Hiatt Hope Pearl and Prospect. Also records deaths including Michael Callahan and Corentius Bonner, plus marriages, and building permits for Park, S Tuxedo, Lynn Ave, and W Michigan with modest values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Willoby
Hiatt-st
Edward F
Ora
Eytchison
Hope-st
Robert E
Mary L. Heyby
W. Pearl-st
George A
Tena Slick
Joseph Tr
Nannie Whiteman
Prospect St
Frank C
Henretta Hopke
Lexington-ave
George M
Nina L. Montgomery
Northwestern-ave
Gabriel and
Theresa Ostermaer
New Jersey-st
Willham J
Mary Willams
N. Jefferson-ave
Mary Smith
City Hospital
William FE
Mary E. Gibson
W. Eleventh-st
Robert
Sarah Paterson
Rembrandt
Michael Callahan
Lord-st
James Tolt
Emery St
St. Kernia
Grant R. Rose
State College Hospital
W. Twenty-second-st
Corentius Bonner
Little Sisters of the Poor
Anna FE. Wordz
Highland-place
Charles H. Munson
Mary A. Wright
Tremontayve
James M. Parker
Anna M. Evans
Walter I. Blasengym
Annie Mergin
William AL. Carrigg
Myrtle Walker
George B. Tyler
Lorena Klinker
C. Yeagle
Park
Harvey Coonse
S. Tuxedo
Otis Kirkpatrick
Lynn Ave
R. D. Brent
W. Michigan
Beverdige to Speak at Big Y M C A Meeting
A large Indianapolis event at English's opera house Sunday features Senator Albert J Be eri dge speaking on Work and Habit. Doors open 3 PM with 12 000 tickets distributed to workers in shops stores and factories. Masonic male quartet and big meeting orchestra perform a varied program including War Songs and Little Toy Soldier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert J. Beveridge
Indianapolis
Masonic
Screaming Eagle
Gebided
Ben Stern
Franz WV. Blon
la Cinquaintaine
Gabriel-Marie
L. P. Laurendeau
George’ Posey
Praise For Purpose At Business College Meeting
Attorney General James Bingham praised the purposes of the business college in a Commercial club address on Friday night. He urged teachers and managers to teach students that success comes from hard work and perseverance, not quick training. The second day opened at Central Business College with C. C. Marshall of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, speaking on spelling reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
James Bingham
Business College
Central Business College
C. C. Marshall
Cedar Rapids
County Attorney Objects To Intercounty Road Plan
County Attorney Caleb S. Denny opposes Marion county building a road serving Hendricks county. The Indiana Supreme Court reversed a prior ruling, sending the mandate case back for trial. Denny alleges the six mile road mainly benefits Auditor Mills and a Hendricks nursery owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caleb S. Denny
Marion County
Hendricks
Vinson Carter
Hendricks County
Wayne Township
Washington Township
Indiana Suprement Court
Carter
Denny
Auditer Mills
King Edward Receives Cullinan Diamond Gift
London, Nov 9 King Edward marks his sixty sixth birthday with the vast Cullinan diamond weighing 1.97 pounds and valued at 2.5 million dollars The Transvaal government presents the stone which cannot fit a crown or necklace and may defy cutting without loss of value Sir Richard Solomon delivered the gem to the king as the government gift
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United Press
London
King Edward
Cullinan
Hic
Transvaal
Alexandra
British Museum
Richard Solomon
Hunt Cost Charged After Quad Arrest Near Fairmount
James W. Longfellow was arrested Friday near Fairmount for hunting a quad and was fined $38.50, including $8.50 in costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunt
James W. Longfellow
Fairmount
Quad
Man slain in Indiana identified as Colorado Springs man
A blood stained hammer and other items found in a freight car near South Bend Ind revealed the murder of AL W Murphy of Colorado Springs Cal who was in charge of a pony car. Murphy’s body was later found on the tracks west of South Bend and police reported tramps killed and robbed him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
New York Central
AL .W. Murphy
Colorado Springs
Cal
Murphy
South Bend
Ind
Polies Brere Tramps
Gompers Plans Attack at Manufacturers Convention
President Samuel Gompers of the Federation of Labor plans a sensational attack at the National Manufacturers association annual convention to be held in Norfolk Virginia next week. The speech is a reply to charges of craftism leveled by American Industries the organ of the Manufacturers association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
My United Press
Washington
Samuel Gompers
Federation of Labor
National Manufacturers’ Association
Norfolk
Federation
American Industries
Manufacturers’ Association
In Memory of Dr. Lucas Services at Seventh Christian church
Services in memory of Dr. D. R. Licag, former pastor of Seventh Christian church, will be held at the church on Udell and Annetta streets at 7 45 Sunday night. Rev. O L Orcutt will deliver the address and the choir will sing hymns of the deceased. Soldiers are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. R. Licag
Seventh Christian Church
Udell and
Annetta Sts
O. L. Orcutt
Poor Club Woman Blamed for Delinquent Children
Society women who neglect their children for club and social pleasures were blamed by the Town and City Superintendents association at the Claypool hotel for much of the state school delinquency. The meeting discussed dealing with incorrigibles and urged mothers to stay home. L E Wheeler proposed more classical music in schools while Senator Moss spoke on a uniform textbook law and W A Millis of Crawfordsville discussed uniform high school books. A committee on textbooks was formed to report next year. Officers were elected: President W A Mills, VP F F Heighway, Secretary E F E Oldaker, Treasurer HE S Woody, with an executive group including Adelaide Baylor and Lil Han E. Michael among others. The last session was held Saturday morning.
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Claypool
L. E. Wheeler
Walcott
R. W. Moss
W. A. Millis
Crawfordsville
George J. Roberts
Muncie
C. A. Prosser
New Albany
W. A. Mills
F. F. Heighway
Crownpoint
E. F E. Oldaker
Centerville
HE. S. Woody
Greencastle
Adelaide
Baylor
Wabash
Lil‘Han E. Michael
Goshen
R. F. Hight
Lafayette
Harold Barnes
Princeton
A. O. Neal
Franklin
W. P. Morgan
Terre Haute
E. N. Canine
East Chicago
Choate Elected President of Civil Service Reform League
Joseph Hy. Choate of New York was chosen president to succeed Daniel C. Gilman who declined another term. Gilman was elected vice president, with a slate of vice presidents including Grover Cleveland, Charles W. Eliot, Harry A. Garfield, Arthur T. Hadley, Henry Charles T. Lea, Seth Low, Franklin McVeagh, George E. Pope, Bishop Henry C. Potter, Archbishop P. J. Ryan, Moorfield Storey, Thomas Strong, and Herbert Welsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun
Buffalo
N. Y
Joseph Hy. Choate
New York
National Civil Service Reform League
Daniel C. Gilman
Baltimore
Mr. Gilman
Grover Cleveland
Princeton
N. J
Charles W. Eliot
Cambridge
Mass
Harry A. Garfield
Arthur T. Hadley
New Haven
Plan of Colored Y M C A Monster Meetings
A series of monster meetings planned by the colored Y M C A opens Sunday afternoon November 17 at 3 o'clock in Second Baptist Church. Last year’s gatherings were well attended. organizers aim to nearly double attendance. A visiting evangelist will speak, Thran cis Johnson will sing, and the Y M G A orchestra led by Samuel Ratliffe will perform. The audience will join in singing led by the general secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Baptist Church
United Revival
Thrancis Johnson
Samuel Ratliffe
Hoosiers in New York Visitants from Indiana
New York on November 9 reports a list of Indiana residents visiting the city including A. C. Downing J. T. Hockel R. J. Irvin W. C. Johnson FE M Weyser T L Hughes D J Tubias H C Prentiss T W Mitchell H H Rice D J Hayden T A Brennan F A Drake Miss Gibson and Mr and Mrs E Q Zasier of Indianapolis and B Fishback of Muncie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sun
New York
Indiana
A. C. Downing
J. T. Hockel
R. J. Irvin
W. C. Johnson
FE. M. Weyser
T. L. Hughes
D. J. Tubias
H. C. Prentiss
T. W. Mitchell
H. H. Rice
D. J. Hayden
T. A. Brennan
F. A. Drake
Opposing Uncle Joe Feick Seeks to Block Cannon as Speaker
Fred L. Feick, chair of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen state committee, released a letter from Grand Master Morrissey urging members to oppose Congressman Joseph Cannon should he be elected speaker of the national House of Representatives again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Ind
Fred L. Feick
State Legislative Committee of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Morrissey
Joseph Cannon
National House of Representatives
Brotherhood
Requiem Mass For Capitol Council Members At St John’s
A requiem high mass will be celebrated at St John’s church at five o’clock Monday evening in memory of the deceased members of Capitol council No. 276 Young Men’s Institute. Twenty one members of the council have died. The councils in Indianapolis are members of the Indianapolis District council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Church
Capitol Council No
Young Men's Institute
Indianapolis
Police Seek Expert Thief In Fur Van Heist
Cleveland Ohio November 9 police hunt an expert thief who stole 1400 dollars worth of furs from a van of the Electric Package company yesterday. He sold the plunder to locals posing as a salesman for a bankrupt eastern fur dealer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Cleveland, O
Electric Package Company
Charles A. Perkins Dead in Westwood Home
Charles A. Perkins former president of the Chicago Burlington Quincey railroad died at his Westwood home after years with Brights disease. News of his passing comes from Boston reporting his death last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Charles A. Perkins
Chicago, Burlington & Quincey Railroad
Westwood
Mr. Perkings
Bright
Horse Killed Him in Kendallville Livery Stall Tragedy
Deli Soel aged 25 was found dead in a Corunna livery barn stall after being kicked by a horse. His neck was broken, authorities reported the fatal incident occurred yesterday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendallville
Ind
For Sale Real Estate Buy: four big lots plus homes in Morton Place
Real estate ads show an acre Central- ave lot near Fifty second- street sized 80 by 552 feet with Broad Way and Central fronts priced F123. A Morton Place home offered at reasonable price. A 50-1601 Alois street lot between Twenty fourth and Twenty fifth with water well cistern in good shape priced at 2 500. Four Pennsylvania Talbott lots north of Thirtieth and a Forty eighth and Ashland lot bargain. Several double houses available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central-ave
Broad Way
Central
Price
Alois St
White City
J. W. Friday Co
Lea
Irvington
J. W. Friday & Co
Law
Real Estate Ads From Marion Trust Co Listings
A dense classified listing shows Marion Trust Co real estate offerings with various properties. Includes multiple quotes for homes, cottages, and doubles in streets near Market and Crawford, plus rents and administrator sales. Also notes about farms, room rentals, and a rental bureau in the Law Building with contact details for F Sayles Co and J W Friday Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twenty Fourth-St
Broadway
Co. F. Sayles & CO
E. Market-st
LaSalle-st
New York
Market-st
Elegant Stratford apartments for rent on Meridian Street
FOR RENT THE STRATFORD Elegant four and six room suites in the Stratford 518 and 520 N Meridian st One of the swellest apartment houses in the city Rooms are beautifully decorated Arrangement light heat and service are of the best Call at building and custodian will show you through only three Apartments left Prices are reasonable THE MARION TRUST CO
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratford
Meridian St
THE
Marion Trust CO
40K Rent Listings Across Indianapolis Areas
A dense list of property for rent across Indianapolis neighborhoods with numerous addresses and descriptors. Highlights include multiple dwellings such as The Grove, The Marion, The Sylvania, and various addresses on N Cap, Park, Kenwood, Ashland, and Central. Indiana Trust Company and The Central Trust Co are noted with office listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Trust Company
Noerth Bite
N. Penn
N. Cap, H
Highland
N. Ala
Cornell
Mod
Bath
Cap
Noble
Woodruff
Sim Place
1630 Park
E Sith
Szshland
Oakland
Dorman
Cor Penn
Ts Dorman
Jersey
Ashland
Wash
Park, B
Penne
Talbott
Central
Kenwood
Land
N. Cap
Pam EE
Olio
Rurat
N. Keystone
Ita
Relelty
Beante
Taltun
Ko Towave
Salem
Douglas
NS. US
Sturm
le Ateva
State Ave
Bellefine
Ee Modern
Belleftn
Ms Ce
Randolph
Wig Bath
Bolton-ave
Fur
Rudal
Wil
Grace
Fletcher-are
Yey Bath
Mitte Kates
N. Caplesxs
Lowell
Paige O'nerv
Prospect
Luther- EL Ga
Land, m
Moore
Garfield
Nowland
Geo
Daly
N. LaSalle
Sigt Butler
Finley
Sig W Morris
N. Asn
Jane Lee
Brodw'y
Virginia
the Grove Ay
Eaieet
Marion
Sylvania 46
the Central Trust CO
E. Market
Kaiser Wilhelm Sails to England From Holland
Ny United Press reports Kaiser Wilhelm departed Flushing Holland and sailed for England. He appeared in good spirits and fair health despite recent illness rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ny United Press
Flushing
Holland
Kaiser Wilhelm
England
Kaiser
Ohio bank quits in Mingo after cash run
The First National Bank of Mingo closed its doors after a run the previous day. The bank paid out $50,000, all the cash it had on hand, and suspended payment though officials say it is solvent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prex
Mingo, O
First National Bank
Mingo
Hans
Evers
Dress Fire Claims 10YearOld in Columbus Home
In Columbus Indiana on November 9 Mrs Geo Hogg aged 10 was killed when her dress caught fire from a fireplace at home. Firefighters and neighbors responded but she could not be saved. The tragedy highlights precautions around open flames in residences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ind
Geo. Hogg
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Chicago Grain
Washington St
Big Blaze
Goddard Wholesale Grocery al
Joseph A. God
Dard
Goddard Wholesale
Licely
United Prensa
Georgetown
Caleb
Beveridge
English
Opera House
County
King
Gompers
DR. Lucas
Ing
Perintendents’ Association
Choate
Plan OF Colored
Hoosiers
Uncle Joe
Morton Place
Pennsylvania
Thirtieth
Forty-eighth
Ashland-sts
Market & Circle
F. Sayles & CO
W. Tenth-st
Senate-ave
Cornell-ave
Lexinton-ave
LEE & Flaherty
Downtown
Northwest
Brightwood
22Nd-St
Commerce-ave
N. Also.-st
F. T. Lee & Co
Graceland-ave
Illinois
M. Arbuckle
Lemcke
Sutherland Ave
SSRN
Washington Boulevard
Audubon
Aeton
Alabama
Burton L. Beville
Beville
Law Building
Bureau
the Stratford
MO. S. Spann & CO
Pennsylvania St
N. Hitneis St
S. East
Wilston-st
Etek Ty Batnete Fee
Deane-aye
Ata Gelefaniee Perfiy
Pasadena
Fieventh St
Trust Company
Security
Martindale
Soho
McKimpes Beeres
Bee
S. Bismark Sete
Ifelkel Wetee Es Serpeces
Orleans Tatewenens
Beecher Pere Rere Sass
Adams
E. North
S. Alabama
E. 19Th St
Hamilton
Keystone Weetee Penesere
N. Alabama
Shelby
Alabama-st
West-st
H-St
Fell
Ashland-av
Park-ave
City
30Th-St
Walita
Michigan-st
N. Davidson-st
N. Senate-ave
California-st
Bancroft-st
Ave
Muskingum
Colton
St Benee
Meridian-st
Agnes-st Ai
S. Delaware-st. Panes
Hoyt-ave
Ohio Bank
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