Wall-St. Stoges Stock Market Opening Declines
The stock market opened lower with declines in BRT, B and W, Reading, Atchison, and others while Southern Pacific, Great Northern and Pennsylvania fell about 4 days. By ten minutes in, most recovered some, but sentiment stayed weak with most prices down from yesterday. Westinghouse rose 6 percent from earlier losses, finishing near day’s end. Government 2s fell and 3s lost a quarter. The second hour turned strong and closed near the day’s highs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Reading
Atchison
Southern Pacific
Great Northern
Pennsylvania
Union Pacific
Steel Preferred
Canadian Pacific and
Car Foundry
Northern Pacific
Steel Common
Rock Island
Westinghouse
Indianapolis Produce Prices Reported in Local Trade
Butter Elgin prints 30c state cream 30c Elgin tubs 16c country 16c New York full cream cheese 17 1 4c Wisconsin full cream 17 1 7%4c Eggs Candled 26c at mark 24c Poultry Turkeys live 14c ducks live 9c geese 5c hens Lec spring chickens 8 1 2c roasters ice
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
New York
Wisconsin
Pittsburg Live Stock Trade Report
Pittsburg United Press notes cattle supplies light and steady with choice cattle at 6.00 to 6.25, prime 5.60 to 5.90. sheep supply light and lower with prime wethers 5.25 to 5.40, lambs 7.00. hog receipts 20 carloads higher with prime heavy and medium 5.95 to 6.00, heavy yorkers 5.95, light yorkers 5.70 to 5.80, pigs 2.25 to 5.50, rough 5.00 to 6.40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
United Press
St Louis Live Stock Prices and Receipts Report
United Press notes St Louis cattle receipts at 2600 with steady market. Beefy steers fetch 30 to 60, stockers 20 to 41, cows and heifers 25 to 50, Texas steers 25 to 39. Hog receipts 450 with higher prices from 40 to 57, packers 47 to 80, butchers 50 to 59. Sheep steady with natives 30 to 51, lambs 30 to 69.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
At. Louis
Texas
Scceters
Grain Prices and Inspections From Market Report
A historical market snapshot lists wheat, corn, oats, and hay prices by grade and type, including No. 2 red and No. 2 white wheat, No. 3 red oats, and various mixed and yellow corn varieties with through billing terms. It also covers hay asks, rye, and inspector totals by car, plus weekly production figures and shipment totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorn
Timothy
Hay
Prairie
Market Price List for Vegetables and Fruits
A period market item lists numerous produce prices including dry onions at 5 cents per bushel for red and higher for other varieties, cucumbers 1.50 per dozen, cabbage 80 cents per barrel, cauliflower 1.50 per dozen, celery 2.00 per crate, radishes 10 cents per dozen, sweet potatoes 2.65 per barrel, Jersey potatoes 65 cents per bushel, green beans 1.70 per hamper, home grown tomatoes 1.00 per bushel, beans and peas by unit pricing, popcorn five cents per pound, lettuce 10 cents per pound, navy beans 2.50 per bushel, Valencia oranges 5.50 per box, California figs by case, apples 3.50 to 6.00, bananas 2.00 straight, 1.50 for other, watermelons 1.50 per barrel, Anjou pears 6.50 per barrel, Duchess 6.00, lemons fancy Messina size 30 approx 4 to 6 cents, California lemons 4 to 6, plums and Lombards listed with various units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valencia
Goz
California
Duchess
Michigan
Meats and Lard Prices in Sugar-Cured and Fresh Dressed Hogs
An itemized list details prices for meats and lard including sugar-cured and smoked bacon, hams, shoulders, tenderloins, and fresh pork loins. Beef and veal prices cover native and western steers, heifers, cows, and carcasses with various cuts. Sausage varieties and lard prices also listed.
Chicago Grain Market Opens Lower on Wheat and Corn
Chicago grain notes a weaker start with December wheat at 93 93 3/8 cents, May wheat around $1.02, December corn at 54 1/2 cents, and May 55 3/4 cents. Oats ease to 49 1/2 cents May, with pork futures showing mixed prices. December wheat closes around 94 3/4 cents, May at 1.022 1/23 dollars, with No 2 red near 95 1/4 to 96 cents. December corn settles 54 1/2 cents, May 56 4/5 cents, No 3 yellow 4 1/2 cents. December oats at 46 1/4 cents, May 49 1/2 cents, No 3 white 44 to 48 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Preast
Chicago
Live Stock Prices Lead Market Slump at Indianapolis Sale
November livestock receipts at Indianapolis totaled 7,000 hogs, 500 cattle, and 100 sheep and lambs with hog prices down about ten cents to tops around 5.55. Cattle were dull while sheep and lambs stayed steady. ranges vary by weight and grade for steers, heifers, cows, bulls, calves, and associated feeding stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
The Wagon Market Prices For Grain And Feed
Market listing shows corn new and old quality ranges from 47 10c to 65 70c per bushel. Oats fresh and shelled priced around 49 to 2c per bushel, straw at 7.50 to 36.00, and hay varieties Clover mixed timothy priced from 13.0 to 16.50 per unit. Prices reflect typical farm feed staples and seasonal demand.
Cattle and hog receipts rise as markets report steady cattle
Cincinnati market notes with cattle receipts at 160 and hog receipts around 2,000 up 50 cents. Calves bring strong figures up to 8.65, good to choice at 5.65. Sheep receipts steady at about 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
East Buffalo Live Stock Market Report
East Buffalo New York November 16 United Press reports cattle receipts at 601 and steady prices. Sheep receipts 8,000 with prices $5.65 for sheep and $5.60 for yearlings. Hog receipts 6,000 with prices $5.30 to $6.70 for various categories. Prices quoted for lambs and yearlings show slight declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Buffalo
United Press
Cattle and Hog Receipts Report From Chicago Market
Chicago market notes show cattle receipts at 600 and unchanged. Hogs receipts total 12 500 with prices up ten cents. Light and rough hogs range about 5.00 to 6.55, mixed around 6.0, heavy near 5.55. Pigs seen at 4.25 to 5.25. Sheep receipts 2 600 unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Produce Prices in United Presse Report
Chicago report from United Presse lists eggs at 26 cents for extras butter at 27 cents creamery cheese Twins 12 4 c young Americas 11c poultry turkeys 14 to 15 cents chickens 8 14c springs 9 4 cents ducks ite geese per dozen six to eight dollars and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Americas
New York Produce Prices Reported by United Press
New York market notes from the United Press list pork at quiet bids of 15.75 to 16.50, western steam lard at 8.90, butter Creamery extra at 28 cents, Bees White fancy 454500 western firsts at 29.0 cents, and full cream cheese at 21 to 15 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Western
Fire destroys 17 buildings in Bay St. Louis blaze
United Press reports a major fire in Bay St. Louis Mississippi on November 16 that consumed 17 buildings and caused an estimated loss of 150000 dollars. Fire crews battled the flames as residents watched. No injuries were immediately reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Bay
ST. Louis
Miss
Bond probes in Irvington Land case extend to grand jury
The Irvington Land company bond investigation continued Saturday morning with E. J. Schoonover William J. Drapier M B Hall and George Seidensticker among those examined. They are tied to the bond business of other firms and may illuminate dealings in the case. Next Monday likely witnesses include M M DeFrees Michael J McCarty Clarence Senyon and other contractors who provided bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington Land Company
E. J. Schoonover
William J. Drapier
M.B. Hall
George Seidensticker
M. M. DeFrees
Michael J. McCarty
Clarence Senyon
State Bank Suspends in Land Point Idaho
Traders' State Bank in Land Point Idaho with capital of $15000 suspended temporarily. Deposits are estimated at $125000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Land Point
Idaho
Woolner & Co Brokers Suspended By Stock Exchange
London November 16. Woolner & Co brokers and stock exchange members suspended today. Liabilities are estimated at 0,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
London
Woolner & Co
The
Stock Exchange
Oil King's Hoard New York Rockefeller Bonds Reported
A Wall Street report claims John D. Rockefeller stowed away 100000000 in government bonds in Standard Trust vaults. If true, he creditors the government for nearly one ninth of debt, affecting national banks ability to increase circulation by treasury deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Wall St
John D. Rockefeller
Standard Trust Company
Rockefeller
Treasury
Firemen Fight Multiple Blazes Across City Saturday
City firemen battled alarms for two hours Saturday with a major fire at the frame double house 1502 and 1804 Central Ave causing nearly 2000 dollars in damage to Henry Carter and Charles Shacp. Sparks spread to nearby homes causing additional losses and minor damage to several other residences on Central Ave Tremontine Tremontine and Spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Ave
Henry
Charles Worley
Sa.ingave
H. B. Anderson
Spring St
Prince Charles of Bourbon Marries Louise D'Orleans in England
Prince Charles of Bourbon wed Louise D'Orleans at Wood Norton Worcestershire in a Roman Catholic ceremony attended by King Alfonso and his consort the Queen of Portugal and four dozen European royals. The four day celebration plans cost about 160000 dollars, with the bride’s gown and veil at 2000 dollars and gifts valued at one million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bourbon
Alfonso
Wood Norton
Worcestershire
Louise D'Orleans
Portgual
Europe
Hay Freight Rates Questioned by Clay City Raisers
W H Gurrl and 64 hay raisers living near Clay City complain to the Railroad Commission that freight rates fixed by the Evansville and Terre Haute and Evansville and Indianapolis lines are unjust. They assert rates are constantly higher, not reflecting crop shortage, and petition the commission to fix a fair rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Gurrl
Clay City
Railroad Commission
Evansville & Terre Haute
Evansville & Indianapolis
Court denies Big Four TRO. tax claim stands
In superior court Judge J. L McMaster rejected a temporary restraining order sought by the Big Four Railway to stop County Treasurer Oliver P. Ensley from listing taxes and penalties totaling 3075.08 on a track eight-tenths of a mile long annexed to the city in 1891. The court refused a permanent restraining order, ordering the company to pay the amount due. The track, not on the city tax duplicate until 1906 due to an oversight, lies in annexed territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
J. L McMaster
Big Four Railway Company
Oliver P. Ensley
Tamper With Boilers At Heating Plant
Trespassers entered boiler rooms at the heating plant serving four houses owned by Mrs. Theresa V. Smith at Twelfth Street and Capitol Avenue and drained water from the boilers. Three boys were found in the room Friday and fled before officers arrived. The engineer faced near-boiler explosions on several occasions and the Board of Safety was asked to grant police powers to the engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa V. Smith
Twelfth St
Capitol Ave
Board of Safety
Two Autos Collide Near Yale Princeton Game
Nine people were hurt in Waterbury when two cars collided in a dash to the Yale Princeton game at New Haven. Those seriously injured include Miss Carrie Emnesly, and four others. the rest were able to attend the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Waterbury
Labor Federation Opposes Government Railroads and Mines
In Norfolk Virginia on November 16 the American Federation of Labor cast a strong vote against government ownership of railroads and mines by 154 to 50. The federation also advocates government control of telephones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Yrenaa
Norfolk
American Federation of Labor
Girl awarded $4900 in breach of promise suit
In Mansfield Ohio on November 16 jurors awarded Nora Oberlin a shop girl damages of 4900 after finding James Upson had deceived her The defendant was formerly a star halfback on the Kenyon College football team Prosecutors said Upson had betrayed her confidence leading to the verdict by the jury
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Upson
Nora Oberlin
Upson
Kenyon
Delay in Indiana Supreme and Appellate Reports
The Aetna Printing Company of Indianapolis, now in receivership, delays publishing the Indiana Supreme and Appellate Court reports under contract. The State Board of Printing met with the receiver and bonders Fidelity and Deposit, pledging delivery of the 167th Supreme by Dec 15, the 39th Appellate by Jan 15, and the 168th Supreme by Feb 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aetna Printing Company
Indianapolis
Supreme and Appellate Court
State Board of Printing
Fidelity and Deposit Company of Baltimore
Indiana—supreme Court
Indiana—supreme
Supreme Court
Patrolman Shot Dead Near Wentworth and Sixty-third
Chicago news reports Patrolman Robert McAneny, 50, was shot through the heart while patrolling his boat near Sixty-third Street and Wentworth Avenue. He died en route to St Bernard's hospital. the shooter remains unknown. Officer Holtein found him unconscious on the sidewalk and called for help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Robert McAneny
St. Bernard’s Hospital
Sixty-third-st
Wentworth-ave
Holttein
McAneny
Hutchinson Celebrates First Year In Office
Justice Alamanzor R. Hutchinson marked his one year in office with a celebratory gathering featuring doughnuts cider and cigars for staff reporters and officers. He noted 2,279 cases filed in the year with 2,089 tried and hinted at a bigger celebration next year.
Rabbi Morria M. Feverlicht Installed at Indianapolis Temple
Rabbi Morria M. Feverlicht will be installed as rabbi of the Indianapolis Hebrew Congregation at the Temple on North Delaware Street Sunday afternoon. Rev. David Philipson will deliver the installation address, with remarks by Sol. 8 S. Kiser and Rabbi Morris M. Feuericht. The congregation will present a testimonial to Rabbi Mayer Messing, accompanied by several musical selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morria M. Feverlicht
Indianapolis
Temple
N. Delaware St
David Philipson
Central Conference of American Rabbis
S. Kiser
Morris M. Feuericht
Mayer Messing
Mauretania Sails on Maiden Voyage from Liverpool
London report says the Cunarder Mauretania will depart Liverpool this evening on her maiden transatlantic voyage with a full passenger list and nearly $14,000,000 in gold aboard, a world record shipment. Officials claim the Mauretania will surpass the Lusitania’s speed record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mauretania
Liverpool
Atlantic
Insurance firm increases deposit with auditor
The Indianapolis Life Insurance Company, licensed November 2015, raised its auditor deposit from 35.00 to 36.00 dollars. The move signals healthier business and follows a rule that all such companies must deposit 25,000 dollars to protect policies, with deposits rising to cover reserves as the business grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Life Insurance Company
State Coeur
Evangelists Acomb Ironside End Nine Day Meetings
Special meetings by Evangelists Acomb and Ironside at Evangelistic hall 1642 Bellefontaine street end with a gospel address by Mr Ironside on Sunday at 7 45 oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acomb
Ironside
Evangelistic
Bellefontainest
Punishment Theme Explored by Rev Nelson at Pentecost Tabernacle
Rev T H Nelson of Pentecost Tabernacle addresses the character of wicked punishment and its relation to eternal rewards and personal safety in a Sunday sermon. The talk probes whether punishment is essential to the nature of justice and whether it is personal and lasting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Nelson
Pentecost Tabernacle
Think Hold Up Men Are Only Shadows
Windsor Jones says he frightened two highwaymen away after firing at shadows near the Pleas ant run bridge. Detectives say the figure sighting may be shadows from street lighting, not real assailants, with a neighborhood witness noting Jones fired into space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor Jones
Raymond Sr
Garfield Park
Simon
State
Jones
Pleasant Run
Webb
May Issue Bonds to Mobilize Panama Funds
Washington reports a White House conference with President Roosevelt and top officials predicting a Panama bonds issue of 50 million dollars. The move aims to release hoarded money and boost bank liquidity. Cortelyou has assurances from New York financiers on sale prospects. The previous 30 million issue sold at 104.036.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Roosevelt
Root
Cortelyon
Meyer
Treasury Department
Cortelyou
New York
City Record births and deaths and building permits listed
City records show numerous births including a boy to George L and Isa Taylor at 1509 Madison and boys to William L and Eleanor M OConnor at 1401 N New Jersey, plus a girl for Thomas and Bridget Mead at St. Vincent hospital and several stillbirths and medical cases. Deaths include Susie Deny from brain hemorrhage and Edward McDonald with lumber vertebra abscess, among others. Building permits list dwellings for Crum at 480 W Thirty second st for 1500, Movin at 952 W Thirty second st for 1800, Myers on Brymer Ave for 1,000 plus projects under review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L
Isa Taylor
Madisonave
Jeuhn
Luna Tate
Bellefontaine-st
William L
Eleanor M. O'Connor
New Jersey
Howard C
Floram M. Davis
Delaware-st
Wiliam J
Lulu Cruthers
Stillbirth
Thomas and
Bridget Mead
St. Vincent Hospital
Mattie Franklin
Sixteenth-st
Bor
R. A
Jean Barnard
Broadway
James
Essie C. House
W. Twelfth-st
Myered
Bertha K. Wetr
Haytave
Charles
Jennie Gieseking
Susie Deny
Missouri-st
Edward McDonald
State College Hospital
Guschmann
Tremont-ave
Dudley Smith
Sheffield-ave
Me L. Anders
Louisiana St
Jane Balridge
Alpha Home
Effie Ann Cox
Ketcham St
Sylvania Carr
City Hospital
Women urge higher rate for Indianapolis Orphans Home
Mrs Addison C Harris Mrs John B Elam and supporters urged county commissioners to raise the daily allowance for each orphan from 25 to 30 cents. They argued the law permits up to 35 cents and County Attorney Caleb S Denny agreed. The board approved a 30 cent per child daily appropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addison C. Harris
John B. Elam
Indianapolis
Caleb S. Denny
Ex Judge McCray taunts client over Lieber chicken case
Ex Judge Frank McCray, known for his large colored clientage, mocked Henry Spaan after a court incident about the Lieber chicken case. He claimed to know where to advise clients to buy their chickens, but Spaan retorted that clients do not have to buy them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McCray
Henry Spaan
Judge McCray
Spaan
Concrete sewer uses reinforced pipe in Indianapolis
A new Pleasant Run sewer project adopts reinforced concrete pipe the first time in Indianapolis. Construction continues to complete the sewer this year with pipes manufactured in a house near the work site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Run
Indianapolis
Mail routes fixed to Fountain Square substation area
All territory east of East-street but not including East-street and south of and including Fletcher avenue will be served by the new Fountain Square postal substation at 1052 Virginia avenue. Residents within these limits may pick up Sunday mail at the Fountain Square general delivery window from 9 to 10 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East-st
Fletcher Ave
Fountain Square
Virginia Ave
Mayor Bookwalter Stricken With Severe Cold
Mayor Bookwalter was sick Saturday and unable to come to his office. He has a severe cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bookwalter
Incorporations Filed for Local Union and Companies
Articles of incorporation filed Saturday with the secretary of state list The Indianapolis Cabinet Makers union of Indianapolis with capital stock $75,000 and directors W C Reger Henry Tapking C A Albrecht G G Stark H C Bauer and H F Gentry. Indianapolis Forest and Nursery Company declares capital stock $20,000 with directors W H Moore E A Henley and J R Garfield. The Lafayette Fuel and Builders Supply Company increases capital stock from $10,000 to $20,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Cabinet Makers” Union
Indianapolis
W. C. Reger
Henry Tapking
C. A. Albrecht
G. G. Stark
H. C. Bauer
H. EF. Gentry
Indianapolis Forest and Nursery Company
W. H. Moore
E. A. Henley
J. R. Garfield
Lafayette Fuel and Builders’ Supply Company
Oyster Supper For Sons Of Veterans Auxiliary
Sons of Veterans Auxiliary No. 10 hosts an oyster supper next Friday evening at Mrs W H Leedy 313 E Maryland St with a musical program. Proceeds aid the auxiliary. Also listed are multiple real estate ads from Sayles & Co and Selvage & Co detailing cottages and doubles with rents and prices across several streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Veterans’ Auxilary No. 10
W. H. Leedy
Maryland St
Four Lots Left on Pennsylvan ia Talbott Area Real Estate Notice
Special notice announces company representatives at the intersection of Pennsyl vania and Talbott avenues north of Thirtieth Street this Sunday afternoon. Four lots remain with depths 150 to 200 plus feet and buyers may clear sidewalk assessments. Other Pennsyl vania Talbott Central Avenue and Newark area parcels offered with prices including 1240 for an acre on Central near Fifty-second, 2300 for a 50-foot Minors Street lot, and ready financing. Marion Trust Co. real estate listing at Market and Circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Talbott Ave
Thirtieth SY
Talbott
Elaware Washington Boulevard
New Jersey
Central Avenue
Fifty-second Street
Broadway
Central
Land parcels for sale near Arsenal and Palmer streets
Several building lots offered with cement sidewalks and varying sizes from 35 to 165 feet. Prices range from 200 to 450 dollars with options including cash upfront or time payments. Properties include Lot 401x130 feet on Arsenal avenue near Twenty third, Lot 35x135 feet on Ralston avenue near Nineteenth street, two Cottage avenue slots, three Palmer street lots, and Dearborn at north of Tenth street lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arsenal-ave
Cottage-ave
Shelby-st
Palmer St
State St
Dearborn-at
Tenth-st
For Rent Houses Listings Dense City Blocks and addresses
A long list of rental listings across multiple city blocks includes addresses such as 505 N Cap and 624 Woodruff, with various mod and half-mod units. Entries show monthly rents around 9 to 15, and many properties note modern or partial modernization. Listings reference numerous streets including N Jer, N Lasalle, Kenwood, Garfield, Ashland, Dorman, Central, and more, with several units described as mod or recent. The Indiana Trust Company advertises weekly new lists from The Central Trust Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shigiland
Woodruff
LaSalle
N. Arsalé
N. East
Kenwood
Penn
N. Cap
Stout
Park
Central
Ashland
Mg W
Ave
State-ave
N. Davidmod
Indiana
N. Penn
Jersey
Corneil
Bath
Talbott
Cornell
Mod
Sutherland
Onley
Oakland
Sheffield
N. Ch
Fletcher-ave. Uz N. Cap
States
Lowell
Randolph
Moore
Nsitencave
Gryfar
Rurat
Grace
E Geo
Land, B
Ogss, Moore
BE. Ga
E. Ga
Prospect
We & Fo
Harlan
E. Geo
W. Morris
Cor. Senate
Naomi Holton
Elec
Naomi
Indiana Trust Company
For Rent Dwellings Rooms Prices list several modest rentals
Classified rental list shows multiple dwellings with room counts and monthly rents. Properties include modern flats on 21th street 8 rooms 35 dollars, 23rd street 8 rooms 23 dollars, 2 Sherman modern 6 rooms 18 dollars, and several others on Walcott, Brookside, Webster, Tacoma, Summit, Merrill, 12th Street, Wilson, Deane, Northwestern, N Capitol, and Pasadena areas. Also mentions store room at N Capitol and two Illinois St locations. Security Trust Company referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ise
Illinois-st
N. Sherman
Modern
Walcott
Ebast-St
S. Webster-ave
N. Tacoma-ave
S. Summit-st
Merrill
Cecessees
Wilson-st
New
Charlotte-st
W. 26Th-St
Deane-ave
Northwestern-ave
N. Capitol-ave
Somerset
Ilinois
St. Clair-st
Pasadena
Illinois
Eleventh-st
Brookside-ave
Also Mentioned on This Page
ST. Stoges
City Grain
Vadela Routste Aeenee
Chicago Grain
N. Y
United Presse
State Bank
Prince Charles of
M’aneny
Hutchinson
Suited Press
Panama Canal
Tren Washington
Gordon Wands
Mary E. Grindle
M’cray and Spaan
Mayor
Minnesota-st
East
Shelby
F. Bayles & CO
E. Market-st
McLain
Pennsylvania-st
C. Fr. Sayles & CO
LaSale-st
Sayles & CO
Cornell-ave
Cc. FP
EE. Market-st
Choice Small Investments
U.S
Washington St. Kents
Keystone Ave
Michigan St
Michigan Street
Morton Place
Thirtieth
Forty-eighth Street
Ashland Avenue
Oxlee
Marion Trust CO
Ralston-ave
Nineteenth-st
J. C. M’cullouch
Market ST
Will N. Cap
Hirkland
the Grove
Emmet
the Sylvania
Offi the Central Trust Co
E. Market
McKim Peewee
Nees S Ua
S. Bismark
Bates
Orleans
Adams Ames
North
S. Alabama
Hamilton
Houston
Keystone
Alabama
Amnois
Eighteenth-st
East Front
C. F. Sayles & CO
Market-st
Schurman Ave
Barrett Law
J. W. Stanbery
Ories’ Business College
H. D. Vortes
Ohio
Indianapolia
Squires
Postoffice
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