Burglar Caught In Act At Van Camp Home
A nameless burglar was captured during a 2 am break in at Frank Van Camp’s 2820 N Meridian residence. Ida Gamble, housekeeper, alerted bicycle officers after discovering the intruder roaming the reception hall. Trimpe and Kitzmiller restrained him. he claimed he was doped and wandered the neighborhood. He said he knew the house but could not recall entry details. He was from 238 N Illinois street and had no loot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank van Camp
Meridian Street
Ida Gamble
Bray
Illinois Street
Monk and Delmont Draw in 15-Round Bout at Lyimansville
Providence report of a late afternoon boxing match at the Standard F. C. in Lymansville ends in a 15 round draw between Monk the newsboy and Al Delmont of Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. I
Monk
Newsboy
al Delmont
Boston
Standard F. C
Lymansville
Wedding Bells Ring for Clarke O'Brien and Keefe Clifford
Society notes detail multiple weddings including Miss Katherine Clarke and J Harry O'Brien at St Patrick's with Emma and Mary Dwyer as attendants and David Curran as best man. The couple plan a southern trip and will reside at 203 N Delaware after Feb 1. Also Sadie Eller and Ralph Jenney wed at the Eller home then moved to N Davidson street. Jessie June Keefe and Harry Clifford wed at Fletcher Place church with plans to live on Brookside avenue. Thursday Afternoon Thimble club hosted Thanksgiving with a 6 o'clock dinner at I O O F hall on E Washington street amid white chrysanthemum decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Eller
Ralph Jenney
W. H. Eller
Highland Avenue
Mrs. Jenney
N. Davidson Street
Jessie June Keefe
Harry C. Clifford
Fletcher Place
M. A. Keefe
Clifford
Brookside Avenue
Thimble Club
Frybarger
Tillson
Vansyckle
Hohn
Sharp
Bayne
I. O. UO. F. Hall
E. Washington Street
Heck Seeks Divorcement Claim of Wrongful Accusations
John Heck alleges that Clara M. Heck abandoned him after a 1882 marriage and 1896 separation. He says she nagged him over business and home life and falsely accused him of reckless conduct. They have a son over 25 who supports the mother, and the complaint claims the home was deeded to Clara at separation 12 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Heck
Clara M. Heck
Multiple Marriages and Death Reports From City Records
Deaths section lists many individuals by name, age, address and cause of death including Richard D. Miller pneumonia Anna Glaser pulmonary tuberculosis Sarah Jane Myers lobar pneumonia and others. Building permits show Emma Hartman remodeling Catherine Dunn at Twentieth street and College avenue and August Tamm constructing a house on Downey avenue with costs noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John and
Agathe Reinhart
E. Washington Street
Joseph and
Josephine Schott
Iowa Street
William and
Minnie Lanham
Columbia Avenue
Oscar and
Alma Dean
Chase Street
Nora Bedenbaugh
Eleventh Street
Earl and
Sabina McCoy
Churchman Avenue
Stewart and
Alberta Rogers
Indiana Avenue
Samuel and
Sarah Kincaid
Meridian Street
Richard D. Miller
New York Street
Anna Glaser
City Hospital
Sarah Jane Myers
E. Twentieth Street
George W. Riddle
St. Peter Street
Iver
Sister Mary of
Sarah A. Bookwalter
New Jersey Street
Ger
George C. Toner
Minnie Cullen
Theodore A. Meyer
Carline F. Suhr
Ralph W. Jenney
Sadie EF. Eller
John P. Pyler
Emma K. Smith
William G. Miller
Anna C. Winter
James M. Snorden
Lotie B. Brewer
Charles C. Byers
Fern M. Davidson
Clemens A. Stotts
Minnie A. Dudley
Carl H. Kloepner
Elsie C. Schakel
Augustus W. Albrecht
Mattie
Lostutter
Alonzo Scntt
Mattie Pulley
Emma Hartman
Prospect Street
Catherine Dunn
Twentieth Street
College Avenue
August Tamm
Downey Avenue
MARION CLUB TIES WABASH IN INDIANA GRID MEET
In Wabash Indiana on November 27 the Indianapolis Marion club and Wabash Athletic Association played to a 4 to 4 draw. Hodges kicked a 2 yard field goal for Wabash, McKinney of Indianapolis was injured in the second half, and McElwaine added a late second half place kick for the Marion club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash
Ind
Indianapolis Marion Club
Wabash Athletic Association
Hodges
McKinney
Indianapolis
McElwaine
Hog Prices Rise in Big Indiana Run at Indianapolis
Indianapolis Nov 27 Receipts today 12000 hogs 1900 cattle and calves 300 sheep Demand strong with hog and cattle prices up from last week and steady to Wednesday level in most lines Sales ranged 4.50 to 5.95 for hogs Cattle and sheep cleared at steady to last Wednesday levels Lambs 5.50 down yearlings 4.3 down sheep 8.75 down Fresh eggs 30c Butter noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Negro Confesses Jewelry Store Theft Ring
Cloyd Campbell twenty two year old ex convict and Cecil Wood both described as negroes admitted to Detective Bray that they broke windows at Sechter Krauss jewelry store 46 N Illinois street and Fletcher Noe jewelry store 103 N Illinois street and stole watches and rings. Campbell had fired at Patrolman Henry after an attempted sale and was later arrested by Detective Kurtz who identified them from plunder sale descriptions. Campbell previously served a Kentucky prison term for stealing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloyd Campbell
Bray
Cecil Wood
Sectter & Krause
N. Ilinois Street
Fletcher Noe
N. Illinois Street
Campbell
Wood
Jacob Kurtz
Kurtz
Indiana Avenue
Henry
Sechter & Krauss
Kentucky
Respect Head of Nation Says the Cardinal
Cardinal Gibbons at St Benedicts school urges Catholics to respect civil authorities regardless of the incumbent’s faith. He cites a question about President elect Taft and insists reverence for government leaders equals reverence for the pope. He warns against revolution and calls for teaching youth to honor authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
St. Benedict's School
Cardinal Gibbons
Taft
New York Markets Open Higher on Light Volume Leads
Opening prices rose nearly one point as coal shares led the market in thin trading. Erie recouped a fraction after bond issue news, Arbitrage brokers bought 15900 shares notably Union Pacific and Southern Pacific. Alton surged to a record 48, spurring gains in Consolidated Gas, Union Pacific, Southern Pacific, Reading and Wisconsin Central announces 4 percent preferred dividend next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Reading
Western Union
Alton
Consolidated Gas
Wisconsin Central
Wulfson Still Agin Standard Oil Trust
Isidor Wulfson, inspector of weights and measures for Indianapolis, again faced Standard Oil in court Friday as jurors heard the trial over a short-measure charge. The trial in Superior Court No 3 before Judge Vinson Carter featured photos of the can filling apparatus and an expert explaining device operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isidor Wulfson
Indianapolis
Standard Oil Company
Oil Trust
Vinson Carter
Oil Company
The Wagon Market Buys Farm Feeds at Local Prices
The Wagon Market listing from house Bros of 130 Kentucky Ave provides prices for oats and hay. Joe Shelled Oats 52 per sheaf 14 to 16 dollars. Timothy 12 to 13.50. Clover 10 to 11. Mixed Hay 10 to 12. Wheat Straw 5 dollars. Oats Straw 6.00 to 7.00. No. 1 Grind Hay 12.50 to 13.50. No. 2 11 to 12 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Bros
Kentucky Ave
Matlack accuses wife of cursing him in divorce bid
Joseph Matlack seeks a divorce from Minnie A. Matlack citing a 194 marriage at Greenfield Indiana and a separation on November 2 188. The complaint alleges the wife had an ungovernable temper cursed him called him names refused to cook for him and ran around with other men informing him it was none of his business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Matlack
Minnie A. Matlack
Greenfield
Ind
Chicago Live Stock Market Report at Union Stock Yards
At Chicago Union Stock Yards on November 27, receipts totaled 35 900 for pigs and 22 000 for sheep while cattle receipts reached 8 000. Prices ranged with light hogs 4.90 to 6.65, bulk hogs 5.40 to 6.73, sows 5.45 to 5.50, heavy 5.95, beef steers 3.10 to 7.60, western steers 3.10 to 5.00, cows and heifers 1.50 to 4.50, calves 5.00 to 6.75, natives lambs 2.50 to 4.75, western lambs 2.60 to 4.00, yearlings 4.10 to 4.85. Market generally steady to 10 cents lower on sheep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Union Stockyards
Texas
Western
Evangelistic Services Grow in Interest at M E Church
Over the past three weeks at Edwin Ray M E Church, evangelistic services led by Rev. H C Clippinger drew growing attendance. Rev. G E Bennett and wife, assisting this week, will have their last service tonight with Mr and Mrs Bennett set to sing. Four professions of faith were reported last night. A large audience attended Thanksgiving morning services to hear Rev W C Cauble. The twenty fifth anniversary wedding banquet for Mr and Mrs A J Elliott was held Thursday at the Denison hotel, with 42 guests from the wedding attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Ray M. E. Church
H. C. Clippinger
G. E. Bennett
Bennett
W. C. Cauble
A. J. Elliott
Denison
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Thompson
Nadia
C. B
P. N
Reynier
Jouvin
P. K
Taupe
Washington Street
Dome Bros
W. Wash. St
Indianapolis, Ind
Trimpe
Kitzmiller
van Camp
Joseph Emmett Larimer
Katherine Clarke
Matherine Clarke
J. Harry O'Brien
St. Patrick’s Church
Brothers of the
Bride
Emma Dwyer
Mary Dwyer
Covington, Ky
David J. Curran
Fletcher Avenue
Mrs. O'Brien
Delaware Street
Heck
Harry Alfred and
Helen Miller
N. West Street
Charles and
Mary Green
E. St. Clair Street
Charles A. White
New Brunswick
N. J
Naomi Young-Ardmore
Walter E. Eaton
Mary H. Coughlin
Jesse O. Glass
Cleveland
Ruth Adler
Jesse Bell
Stella Toney
Webster Hurn
Julia Carr
John Kirsch
Sophia J. Meyer
George A. Gastineaux
Della Spencer
Jacob Miller
Emma Burkhart
William F. Hauck
Lillie M. Murray
George A. Averill
Nora G. Kinney
Carl C. Steenbarger
Conra M. Brady
Richard R. Stephenson
Crawfordsville
Julia I. Seaman
Farmer Baker
Noblesville
Georgiana A. Yeaman
Henry A. Eilers
Emma K. Paulus
Jessie J. Keefe
Thomas Samuels
Anderson
Minnie Wampool
James W. Rayzor
Maude FE. Ramsey
Joseph J. VonBurg
Elsie EB. Jones
Ernest F. Gabbiei
Martha M. Burnett
Albert R. Brooke
Goldie E. Ballen
Maron Club
Wabash A. A
Indianapolis Produce Exchange
Negro
W. A. Sells
Advance IN
New York
Wulfson
Agin Standard Oil Trust
Coats
Matlack
Hedrick’s
E. Washington St
Arcade
Evangelistic
Will
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