Public Works Board Adopts Property Assessments
The city records show the assessment roll with names of owners and property descriptions on file for review at the Board of Public Works office. Joseph T. Elliott presides with Preston C. Trusler and Fred J. Mack as members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department OF Public Works
Board
Majestic
Twenty-First Street
Twentieth Street
Dearborn Street
Twenty-Fifth Street
Thirtieth Street
Crick
Board of Public Works
Joseph T. Elliott
PRESTON _C. TRUSLER
Fred J. Mack
Shelby Street
Laurel Street
Jackson Street
Harris Street
Nore
Second Alley
Hancock Avenue
Said
Josh T. Ell.t
C. Trusler
Hog market report from Indianapolis on Oct 2 1900
Receipts totaled 5000 hogs 1500 cattle and 700 sheep in Indianapolis trading. Compared with last week all lines declined while vs two years ago every line showed an increase. Prices noted at seven dollars per hundredweight for hogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Parties of Aged People Will Be Season's Rage
A Long Island society page notes coming winter parties by older residents led by Mrs. Lydia Wheeler celebrating her eighty first birthday. The piece highlights elderly hosts cooking traditional Southern dinners and lists numerous guests visiting from Indiana, Ohio, and nearby towns, with club events and DAR proceedings described in brisk society tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Wheeler
Deep River
N. C
Union Stockyards Hogs and Cattle Prices Mixed in Early Trade
Union Stock Yards Illinois reports hog receipts around 13 000 with mixed to good heavy hogs quoted 6 60 to 8 15. Cattle receipts about 1500 with Beeves 7 60 to 8 70 and cows 1 70 to 5 65. Sheep receipts 8000 with native lambs around 3 00 to 4 05 and yearlings near 4 00.
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Ill
Texas
Bae
Sian
Pittsburg Live Stock Prices and Receipts Report
Pittsburg Pennsylvania October 2 Cattle receipts light and steady with primed a few grades and cattle prices listed for extra prime good heifers fresh cows and springers. hog receipts 12 loads steady then higher with heavy medium and workers priced. sheep receipts light active with prime wethers good mixed and lambs priced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Joe Gans Starts On Matrimonial Voyage
In Baltimore on October 2 Joe Gans the ex champion lightweight obtained a marriage license to wed Martha J Davis a young colored school teacher The ceremony will be at Gans Goldfield hotel Saturday night and is billed as a smart event in colored society Gans age 34 says he is divorced while the bride is listed as 23 This marks his third marriage venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Joe Gans
Martha J. Davis
Gans
Goldfield
Produce Prices From City Markets Echo Trade Notes
Fragmentary listing notes produce items with prices at Indianapolis Produce Exchange. Mentions eggs at two cents and country butter among market items. Contains incomplete details and lacks full context for complete itemization.
Wall Street Features Rock Island Stock Strength
New York Oct 2 Rock Island stock and bonds led a dull but firm market in early trading. 4 per cent bonds rose 2 points while 5s gained 1 1/2 points. American Can pid advanced three points amid manipulation by speculative interests. Reading Union Pacific Southern Pacific and standard railroad shares remained firm near last night’s close.
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T. C. Shotwell
New York
Rock Island
Reading
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Standard Railroad
Amalgamated
Herrick & Berg
Canaid
United States Steel
Brooklyn
Third Avenue
Runaway Boys Return Home After Wild Chicago Night
Two 15 year old boys Warren Smith son of W R Smith Indianapolis drug store owner and Walter Johnson son of J W Johnson head of the Johnson Smith Excelsior company fled to Chicago four days of carefree living at a dark den on Ohio street. They carried a hunter knife and a revolver when seized. The Johnson boy’s father traveled to Chicago to reclaim him and take charge.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
Ohio Street
Warren Smith
W. R. Smith
Walter Johnson
J. W. Johnson
Johnson-Smith Excelsior Company
Johnson
Pari Mutuels Mean Death Knell for Kentucky Racing
Louisville, Ky Oct 2 From trustworthy sources the Louisville Racing Association running at Douglas Park loses about 1000 dollars daily and will lose at least 15000 in 18 days yet races will continue. management turfmen and racegoers blame pari mutuel betting and join Col Jack Chinn in warning continued use could end racing in Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louhsville
Louisville Racing Association
Douglas Park
Col
Jack Chinn
State Racing Commission
Kentucky
Naval Academy starts rowing practice with Boston coach
Annapolis reports the navy begins next season rowing work. Richard Glen Don of the Boston Athletic Club, who has coached the midshipman eight for years, arrived to guide the indoor training for about a month in the new fourth class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Richard Glendon
Boston Athletic Club
YM C A Night School 10 Holds A Big Meeting
A large YMCA night school gathering at the association building tonight at 8 o clock honors about 80 students from last year with distinctions in algebra architecture drawing electricity bookkeeping drafting and other subjects. Prof Thomas C Howe of Butler College will speak on the advantages of education for a young man, followed by short talks from former students and a chance to meet instructors. All interested parties are invited to attend and learn about opportunities offered by the YMCA school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YM. C. A
Association
S. Su. McCormick
Leo R. Meyer
Vern Paul
David H. Guyton
Milo Webster
Max Dalton
Bert Everhart
George Ralston
Lawrence Brooking
Parvin Carney
Albert E. Pfarrer
Earl Trinkie
Walter Neilson
Richard Whelan
Frank Beal
Clyde E. Green
Grover Jowitt
Edward J. Larsen
Roy Slaughter
Guy Strickler
William Goesmeier
Edward Sagler
Henry Lammert
David Porterfield
Sidney Short
Walter Stace
J. J. Schreiner
Cecil van Hook
C. C. Skeen
Harry Sandusky
Thos C. Howe
Butler College
Y. M
Richmond Club Elects Mrs Garr At Chicago Convention
Mrs. William Garr of Richmond elected of the Associated Clubs of Domestic Science at the Chicago convention. Anderson’s Enoch E. Byrum and Miss Lucena C. Beardslee wed. Scottsburg’s Ella Chambers to wed Howard R. Lowry of Portland Ore. in Pittsburg, Pa. Funeral and crime notes follow with remonstrances against saloons and a few suicides. Martinsville, Anderson, Crawfordsville reports included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
William Garr
Associated Clubs of Domestic Science
Chicago
Scottsburg
Ella Chambers
Howard R. Lowry
Portland, Ore
City Records Item Mix of Names and Addresses
Fragmented city record listing multiple individuals with addresses and brief notes on ages genders and medical terms. Punctuation and legibility are poor, but shows combines of Ora Ray Anna Ringo Ephriar Lottie and other families with various street addresses and ambiguous conditions. The entry reads like a garbled roster of residents and medical diagnoses without coherent narrative.
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Ora
May Ray
Murphy
Anna Ringo
Oregon Street
Ephriar
Lottie
N. Temple Avenue
Norman
Sadie Loeb
Jersey Street
Charles
Ida Harney
Camp Street
Hill
Bertha
Henry
Nellie Kehle
Peter
Anna Albert
Oyt Aves Roy
Anna Welch
Maa Street
Pene
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Granld
Marie Glazier Jr
Allison Hibbert
Warren
Arthur Dann
Joephine Sabet
Yegcarys
Collis & Brown
the Searchlight
Forepaugh Stock CO
Margaret Saales
Zira
Empire Extra
Johnny Billite
Comune Empire
Sonn Fpight Pictures
Champagne Girls Co
Inter
Tpon
Century
New
Bell
Main
J. D. Brunner
Chas. C. Cring
F. W. Case
All Business College
Central Business College
Bryce
South Meridian
the Union Trust Company
Insurance Department
John H. Holliday
Henry Eitel
Howard M. Foltz
A. A. Barnes, Co
H. Brownell
Thos. C. Day
Henry Eitel, J. C. Elston, William A. Guthrie
Charles S&s. McBride
Ross H. Wallace
George A. Buskirk
Addison C. Harris, John H. Holliday
Volney T. Malott
Augustus L. Mason
Edward L. McKee
Samuel E. Rauh
Frances J. McCarthy
Margaret Day
Atlantic City
Fred Dobson
Terre Taute, Ind
Fred Harris
Pleasant Street
Harry Botts
Oxford, C
Mrs. Trimbell
Woodlawn Avenue
Sadie Osborn
Kansas City
Deaconess College
George Kahlo
French Lick Springs
William Hypes Applegate
Buffalo
N. Y
H. C. Noble
N. W. Hiatt
M. J. Magor
Goshen
Harry Lathrop
Greensburg
Nell Browning
Jesse Overstreet
John A. Ridgway
Review Circle
W. R. Galpin
Caroline Scott Harrison
C. S. Denny
Muncie
R. O. Hawkins
Dale- Bales
R O. Hawkins
Pauline Stine
Randolph Buck
Chapin C. Foster
Julia Landers
Edward H. Beam
W. E. Milles
R. Tarkington
C. E. Kregele
Caroline Thompson
Regent’s
Albert Baker
William Thompson
Anderson
George Benton
Elizabeth Hill
J. M. McGee
S. E. Perkins
A. J. Clark
F. B. Wynn
Samuel Richards
Julia R. Sharpe
W. T. Brown
Aeneas
Trianapolis
Ito
HOCK
Wall Street
Man of
Winona Lake
H. J. Heinz
Mkt
Martinsville — Remonstrancesf
Coun
John Glasco
Crawfordsville
Austin M
South Bend
Gertrude Ange Granger
Vernon
Granger
Lass Street
Celia Morgan
West St
Tiberty & Howell
Central
Ibe
Howe
Tramas
le Kemp
Street
Elizabeth Cosler
Eugen
Josephine Frazier
Willie Strange
America
Albert ‘Richerdeon
Steer
Bel Re
Ella i. Neni Zips
Grewnaels
Clarence E. Eathers
Myr
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