Captain Erb Shot by Sister-in-Law in Philadelphia Quarrel
Coroner White investigates the shooting of Captain J. Clayton Erb by Mrs. Harry G. Beisel, sister of Mrs. Erb, who says Erb pointed a revolver at her and she killed him to save herself. Mrs. Erb, alerted by the shot, found her sister beside Erb with the revolver. Beisel is wife of Reading Railway conductor Harry G. Beisel.
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White
J. Clayton Erb
Harry G. Beisel
Erb
Capt
Mrs. Beisel
Harry 4G. Beisel
Reading Railway
City Record of Births Deaths and Marriages Listed
City record lists births for Carrie and Mabel Jarvis at 2871 Clifton street girl. John and Dena Tamblyn at 63 Riley avenue girl. Jesse and Bertha Pearson at 1536 Shelby street girl. Harry and Delphia Miller at 7066 Northe Mount avenue boy. Clarence and Eliza Hard at 1082 Cornell avenue boy. Geo and Gertrude Kincaid 2419 Stewart Benj and Mabel Savage 2153 Hillside. Harvey and Carola Gray 214 N Holmes avenue girl. Floyd and Vivian Glover 510 N Pine street boy. Harry and Grace Holliday 3902 N Capital avenue boy. Harold and Lillian Smallwood at Methodist hospital boy. James and Essie Dehn 267 Gale street boy. Deaths include Ernest Goodall 1 year 1617 Northwestern avenue catarrhal asthma. Katie Quinn 48 232 Blake street chronic gastritis. Margaret Dorothy Mayer 34 IGN Senate avenue cancer of uterus. Patrick Moran 73 Little Sisters of Poor pulmonary tuberculosis. Minnie Johnson 33 City hospital pulmonary tuberculosis. Marriages listed: Edward H Knight and Augusta R Raible. Frank L Cole Laws Cal to Florence Ann Connor. Roy Wakefield and Wilhelmina Waldkoetter. John Smith and Alice Nibarger. Adolphus N Reno and Anna Koch. Edward A Peterson and Gertrude M Riley. Morris Henderson and Minnie B Nicholson. George O Jackson and Ednad E Schirmer. Carlin H Woodbridge Chicago IL and Eda M Cook. Albert C Schmertz and Marie A Jordan. Frank E Long and Eda L Steeg. Frederick E Hall and Eva Stover. Samuel C Burton and Roxanna McFarland. Richard Roach and Josephine Parker.
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John and
Dena Tamblyn
Riley Avenue
Jesse and
Bertha Pearson
Shelby Street
Harry and
Delphia Miller
Tremount Avenue
Clarence and
Eliza Hard
Cornell Avenue
Geo
Gertrude Kincaid
Stewart Street
Benj
Mabel Savage
Hillside Avenue
Harvey and
Carola Gray
Holmes Avenue
Floyd and
Vivian Glover
Pine Street
Harry and Grace Holliday
Capitol Avenue
Harold and
Lillian Smallwood
Methodist Hospital
James and
Essie Dehn
Gale Street
Ernest Goodall
Northwestern Avenue
Katie Quinn
Blake Street
Margaret Dorothy Mayer
IGN
Senate Avenue
Patrick Moran
Little Sisters of Poor
Minnie Johnson
City Hospital
Edward H. Knight
Augusta R Raible
Frank L. Cole
Laws
Cal
Florence Ann Connor
Roy Wakefield
Wilhelmina Waldkoetter
John Smith
Alice Nibarger
Adolphus N. Reno
Anna Koch
Edward A. Peterson
Gertrude M. Riley
Morris Henderson
Minnieb. Nicholson
George O. Jackson
Ednad E. Schirmer
Carlin H. Woodbridge
Chicago
Eda M. Cook
Albert C. Schmertz
Marie A. Jordan
Eda L. Steeg
Frederick E. Hall
Eva Stover
Samuel C. Burton
Roxanna McFarland
Richard Roach
Josephine
Parker
Marshall Replies on Local Option in Tippecanoe
In Lafayette Indiana on October 7 Thomas Marshall Democratic governor candidate campaigned in Tippecanoe county. He addressed a large opera house audience and named a committee including Durgan Murdock Stewart and O Gara. He would not sign the county local option repeal without reenactment of the Moore remonstrance law and a township ward local option unit as the party platform calls for.
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FR. Marshall
Tippecanoe County
A.aycer Durgan
James Murdock
William V. Stewart
Edward O'Gara
Opera House
Hanly
Marshall
Wright Wins 100000 For Two Flights
Wilbur Wright set a new record in Le Mans France sailing one hour and four minutes with a passenger. He fulfilled a contract with a French syndicate paying him 100000 dollars for two flights within a week in return for patent rights in France and the colonies.
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Lemans
France
Wilbur Wright
Heales
Wright
Odd Fellows Parade Opens Indiana State Meeting
Marion Ind Oct 7 Fifteen hundred Odd Fellows from across the state join a parade here for the first day of the State Department Council. Patriarchs Militant Col. Harry T. Funston of South Bend leads the procession and Indiana entries compete in the drill. Business sessions set for Thursday.
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Marion Ind
State Department Council
Harry T. Funston
South Bend
Indiana
East Buffalo Livestock Prices Report
East Buffalo New York October 7 cattle 35 steady veals 85.10 000 over lambs worn wheepy receipts 4000 4 1e yearlings
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East Buffalo
Ffalo
N. Y
Hogs Prices Fall as Chicago Market Reports Slump in Receipts
Indianapolis Oct 7 hogs receipts 9 500 with 2 000 cattle and 900 sheep Prices declined 10 to 40 cents from yesterday with many hogs unsold and sales from 5 00 to 6 85. Cattle market quiet with mixed moves bulls steady calves down, sheep and lambs sold firm with lambs 3 75 down and sheep 4 00 down. Representative sales list varied hogs and cattle entries with steers, heifers, cows and calves priced across multiple ranges.
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Uae
Oei
Pittsburg Live Stock Prices and Receipts Report
Pittsburg Pa October 7 cattle receipts light with extra bids 5.65 to 6.00 prime 5.06 to 5.80 good 5.26 to 5.60 heifers 3.00 to 4.75 fresh cows and springers 16.0 to 655.00 hog receipts 25 loads lower heavy 6.60 to 6.75 medium 6.45 to 6.55 workers 5.75 to 6.40 sheep receipts light active prime wethers 6.35 good mixed 4.00 to 4.75 lambs 4.00 to 27.00.
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Pittsburg
Fine Dance Hall for Winter at Riverside
Riverside Skating Rink cleans and polishes its hardwood floor for the season. The floor measures nearly 200 feet by 80 feet and can accommodate over 1,200 people for dances.
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Riverside
Riverside Skating Rink Company
Democratic Politician Weds Evansville Girl in Indiana
Evansville Ind October 7 Fred Rays of Sullivan attorney and Democratic politician and board member wed Louise Reitz a married woman in a ceremony reported from Evansville Indiana.
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Evansville
Ind
Fred §. Rays
Sullivan
The
Southern
Indiana
Je Louise Reitz
Gable News Triggers Stock Market Decline
New York reports a sharp early decline as Union Pacific Reading Southern Pacific and other rails fall about a point in the first half hour. Eric and the Steel shares rise with strong activity as market sentiment sours on cables from Europe amid heavy international selling.
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New York
Union Pacific
Reading
Southern Pacific
Smelters
St. Paul
Eric
London
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Europe
Chicago Live Stock Market Report at Union Stock Yards
Oct. 7 hogs receipts 24,000 down 10 cents. prices bulk 6.00 to 6.40, light 5.75 to 6.50, mixed 5.85 to 6.65, heavy to 6.70. Cattle receipts 20,000 with beef prices from 3.40 to 7.35, Texas steers to 8.30, westerns 5.75, stockers 2.60 to 4.50, calves to 6.25. Sheep receipts 24,000 strong. natives 2.50 to 4.50, western 2.45 to 4.50, yearlings to 10, lambs 4.25 to 6.00.
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Ovis Cere Pene
Ees
Ce Ceee
Seeeneesenas
Issee
Siasaua Ieee
Chicago
Union
Texas
Grain futures ease on liberal receipts in northwest trade
Chicago Oct 7 Easier cables and liberal receipts in the northwest push wheat prices down 24 cents from the prior day. Opening and closing quotes cover wheat corn oats pork lard ribs for December through January across futures curves, with bids and asks noted.
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Chicago
Northwest
A. W. Thomson
der. Tidt
Fa Bal
fSbe
Pork— Ocga
Grain Prices and Shipments for Wheat Corn and Hay
Market notices list steady wheat and corn prices with through billing figures for No. 2 to No. 4 grades and mixed varieties. Inspections show car in and out counts for wheat corn and hay reports, including timothy and clover, with totals and rejections noted.
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Waran. Ife
Tyce
Timothy
Hay
Wheat and grain quotes from Toledo Ohio market page
Toledo Ohio market notes list grain prices for October 7 with bids for Wheat cash and futures, Corn, Oats, Rye, and Timothy seed prices. Prices shown include Wheat December 1.021, May 1.054, July 0.974. Cash Wheat 1.014. Corn 0.79. Oats December May 0.?. Rye No 2 0.78. Timothy 1.65.
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Toledo. CO
Best work in Commercial Bowling League spotlight
Charlie Fields of the Bailards and Crall of the Taggarts scored 18 to lead the Commercial Bowling League last night. Cray of the Water Company posted 23 and averaged 2 for three games, as Capitals, Marotts, Browns, C A Company and Water Company defeated Taggarts, Thbatteirs, Ballards, Ldebers and Kingans to sit in first place by one game.
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Charlie Fields
Bailards
Crall
Taggarts
Fields
Cray
Water Company
Capitals
Marotts
Browns
C. A
Thbatteirs
Ballards
Ldebers
Kingans
Colored Voters Form Independent Club in Marion County
An independent meeting of colored voters at 327 Indiana avenue created the Independent Colored Voters Club of Marion County with 75 to 106 attendees. Officers named include William Miller president and John F. Young secretary, as talks urged cross party support and defeating the Republican ticket in upcoming campaigns.
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William Miller
Miller
George G. Simmons
John Evans
W. R. McAllister
George Goins
John F. Young
George Rankin
F. D. Patridge
Republican Party
W. H. Merritt
William Bryant
David Baker
E. C. Collins
William Wammack
George Williams
Evidence in McDowell Trial Highlights Conspiracy Claim
A signed statement by Charles Wolfson introduced in the Eugene F. McDowell trial alleges a conspiracy to defraud Adams Express. Wolfson claims a scheme involving a bill of sale and a chemical formula to ignite contents, with a $10,000 package reportedly sent for shipment to Louisville.
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Charles Wolfson
Eugene F. McDowell
Wolfson
McDonell
McDowell
Philadelphia
Express Company
Louisville
Fortnightly club honors Mrs Fairbanks guest of president
Mrs Charles W Fairbanks wife of the vice president was guest of honor at the Fortnightly Literary club President's day meeting at the Propylaeum. A handkerchief shower followed at Miss Fern Applesates home. Other brief social notes mention bridge parties and visits across Indiana and neighboring states.
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Charles W. Fairbanks
Propylaeum
Fern Applesate
Pleasant Street
Sarah Moore
Marysville, Mo
Incendiary Fire Causes $8000 Loss in Arlington
In Arlington this Tuesday an incendiary blaze caused about $8,000 in damage across several properties. Losses include Meyers store 1500 Matthews grocery 4000 Davis drugstore and residence 1000 Hysong restaurant 100 Long residence 500 Matthews residence 600 Beckner pool tables 400. In Versailles the annual fair festival is set for next Saturday. Jeffersonville native Harriet Shea, 77, dies of heart disease Tuesday night. son George Shea of Indianapolis survives. Kokomo police report six suspected chicken thieves arrested near the west edge of town. suspects include Pick Rose Walter Smith Ike O'Donnell Mont Littie John Pierce Jr Waiter East.
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Arlington
Charles Meyers
Jerry Matthews
Stella Davis
Harrison Hysong
Lake Long
William Matthews
Nola Beckner
Versailles
Kokomo
Thy
Pick Rose
Walter Smith
Ike O'Donnell
Mont,Littie
John Pierce, Jr
Waiter
Judge Gavin to Speak at Marshall Club Gathering
The Hebrew Marshall Democratic club will hold its regular weekly meeting Wednesday night at Stone Palace hall 824 Meridian street. Judge Gavin will address the club and several other speakers are listed.
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Hebrew Marshall Democratic Club
Stone Palace Hall
Meridian Street
Judge Gavin
Korbly to Speak to Democrats in Seventh District Wards
Charles A. Korbly a Democratic candidate for Congress in the Seventh district will address Democrats of the Fifth and Eleventh wards at Fletcher and Shelby streets on Thursday.
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Korbly
Charles A. Korbly
Congress
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Curtis
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Wheeling, W. Via
Frank Davis
Fredrick Flats
Caleb S. Denny
Caroline Scott Harrison
Continental Hall
Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Washington, D. C
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Dona Dd McLean
J. Truemper
Lilian Truemper
John Co. Truemper
Richmond
Howard Hanvey
George Hanvey
Central Avenue
Berkeley
State University
Estelle Sumner
Rochester
Josephine Eddy
N. Meridian Street
O. J. Freeman
Tulsa, Okla
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Churchman Avenue
Fred Blant
Julietta, Ind
John Henry
Fletcher Avenue
Bon Ami Club
Myrtle Henry
Jeffersonvile
Harriet Shea
George Shea
Gavin
Marshall Club
Electrical Contracting Co
J. Francis Wilson
Newton Clynool Building
Coughlin & Wilson Dental Co
Dental College
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G. E. Coughlin
P. Sidg
Securin
Copany
Springfield
Bunn Specia Sangemos
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J. HL Reed, Jeweler
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Thos. C. Day & CO
Law Building
Vonnegut Hardware CO
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R. W. Magee & CO
Setts Avenue
Figan Johnson Co
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