Indianapolis Public Works announces October 23 remonstrance date
The Board of Public Works of Indianapolis announces the October 23, 1908 date to hear remonstrances on assessed fascial roll for two improvements Emerson Avenue from Washington Street to Michigan Street and Naomi Street from Shelby Street to Laurel Street. The assessment roll lists prima facie assessments and property descriptions on file at the Board office.
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Department OF Public Works
Board
Majestic Bidg
Indianapolis
Ind
Board of Public Works
Indiana
Pennsylvania Street
Twenty-Eighth Street
Joseph T. Elliott
Preston C. Trusler
Fred J. Mack
Board, Room and Majestic Bldg
Emsarson Avenue
Washington Street
Michigan Street
Pleasant Run
Naomi Street
Shelby Street
Laurel Street
Beard of Public Works
Prices Drop as Hog Receipts Surge in Indianapolis
Indianapo lisOctober 14. Receipts totaled 10 000 hogs 2 400 cattle and 1 900 sheep Liberal arrivals pushed hog prices down by 10 to 15 cents with many pigs unsold The top hog price reached 36.25 while most hogs sold around 5.15 to 6.73 Cattle runs were large and market softened 10 to 15 cents from yesterday and last week Bulls steady calves down about 26 cents Sheep and lambs faced light declines Lambs 5.25 and sheep 3.75 or lower Representative sales list various hog and cattle lots with mixed prices.
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Indianapolis
Widen
Inbesites
Eceneseveee
Ceese
Ccecceee
Wheat and corn futures edge higher after open lower
Chicago wheat and corn futures show slight gains after an initial easy start. December wheat opens around $1.00 and closes near $1.01, with December corn around 63 to 68 cents. Lard and pork futures also move, while various grades and inspections listed for through billing and cars in and out.
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Chicago
A A. W. Thomson
Wall Street Worries Over Election Echo On Market Opening
Stocks opened strong with Union Pacific Steel and Westinghouse leading, Westinghouse rising on receivership nearing end and Entry of E H Gary into Southern railway board stirring investor worry. Curb stocks like Goldfield Daisy surged on high grade ore rumors while overall market slipped from early gains amid narrow trading. London firm with little change. government and other bonds steady.
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T. C. Shotwell
New York
Union Pacific, Steel and
Westinghouse
International Pump
Wall Street
E. H. Gary
Steel Trust
Southern Railway Board
Southern Railway
Goldfield Daisy
LaRose
United Rice
Nipissing
Cumberland Ely
Nevada
Cobalt Central
London
Union Pacific
Erie
Harriman
Bryan Campaigns in Nebraska Attacks Taft on Bank Deposits
William J. Bryan, joined by nearly all Democratic state candidates, toured Nebraska. He criticized Taft for not discussing bank deposit guarantees in Omaha and Wahoo, urging farmers to credit nature and weather over party. Bryan argued good crops stem from soil fertility, rain, and sunshine, not Republican praise.
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Wahoo
Noeb
William J. Bryan
Nebraska
Bryan
Taft
Mr. Bryan
Republican Party
City Births Deaths and Marriages Record Page
City records list births including Lon and Louise Willoughby and many other families with addresses and newborns. Deaths include Harry Mitchell Edward Ross Lizzie Hampton and numerous tuberculosis cases among residents across streets and hospitals. Marriages feature pairs such as John W Robbins with Madge L Cramer and William J Hamilton with Rena Hamilton among others.
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Harry Mitchell
S. Harding Street
Howard F. Ansman
Hiatt Street
Edward Ross
Harman Street
Lizzie C. Hampton
E. Twentieth Street
Edward M. Cummins
City Hospital
Martha Lane
Flower Mission
Wilbur H. Meadows
Madge L. Cramer
William J. Hamilton
Rena Hamilon
Charles M. Mead
Anna B. Reis
Harry F. Peaper
Julia H. Bunte
Loring Thornburgh
Hazel FE. Clark
Clarence Hewson
Rosa Koch
Sana R. Michael
Cleopatra Stoneaker
Charlies Sudranski
Greencastle
Ind
Pauline M. Feebleman
William A. Bogaraus
Mary J. Robinson
Willis C. Smith
Eleanor Heiner
Harry H. Weintraut
Vitalis Jones Ahlers
Charles W. Spencer
Lena N. Hall
East Buffalo Live Stock Prices Oct 14 N Y
East Buffalo New York stock report notes cattle receipts steady calves and veals quoted. Sheep and lamb market stronger with receipts around 5 000. Lambs and yearlings bring about 4 00 to 4 50, sheep near 1 50. Local totals show 6 800 animals noted.
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Buffalo
East Buffalo
N. Y
Cartooning Classes Start at Y M C A Night School
The Y M C A night school opens new courses this week with an 8 pm cartooning class taught by Hugh Cash, a noted local artist. A Spanish class begins Friday evening taught by Rev. A R Miles who has spent two years in South America. Total enrollment stands at 230, the highest yet.
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Hugh Cash
A. R. Miles
Mechanical Mam Attracts Crowds At Marott Window
The mechanical man in the Marott Department Store window drew throngs Tuesday as shoppers crowded the video walk to study the figure. A passerby doubted the realism while others speculated on its lifelike eye and moving features. The store offered $100 to anyone who could make the figure smile, and the scene became the talk of the town.
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Marott
Marott Department Store
Local Race Ballot slate list of Democratic candidates
Democrats Paul Julian for surveyor Carl von Hake for commissioner second district James Kervan for commissioner third district Henry C. Schroeder for township trustee James E. Berry for township assessor Balem D Clark Michael H Farrell Levi P Harlan for senator Harry W Bassett John M Beaver Jacob Buennagel Charles A Gauss Charles F Maas Joseph H Pierson Adolph Seidensticker Albert Zearing for representative.
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Carl von Hake
James Kervan
Henry C. Schroeder
James E. Berry
Balem D. Clark
Michael H. Farrell
Levi P. Harlan
Harry W. Bassett
John M. Beaver
Jacob Buennagel
Charles A. Gauss
Charles F. Maas
Joseph H. Pierson
Adolph Seidensticker
Albert Zearing
National and state election poll shows Bryan gains
Polls from Lieber's frame factory Ott Furniture Hetherington Ironworks and Century building report Bryan leading Taft across Indiana Ohio and other states with Democrats attracting GOP defectors. In Columbus Ohio Bryan leads Harmon while Republicans shift to Bryan and a minority switch from Democrat to Taft. state ticket results show Democratic strength rising.
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Apolis
Lieber
Bryan
Taft
Debs
Hisgen
Chafin
Ott Furniture Company
Prohibition
Hetherington & Berner Ironworks
Debs and
Indiana
Ohio
Columbus
Harmon
Harris
Girl Wants to Marry, Dad Angry Over Age Gap
Albert Porter of 318 E Norwood Street objected to his daughter Ethel marrying a much older man. She prepared for the wedding at a house on H New York Street. Porter allegedly choked and struck his wife after she sided with their daughter. Bicycle policemen Mullin and Stewart arrested him on assault and battery charges.
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Ethel
Albert Porter
E. Norwood Street
Porter
H. New York Street
Girl accuses father in juvenile court case
Little Pearl Munden a 12 year old girl testified in criminal court amid tears that she was assaulted by her father Daniel Munden who faces indictment over the alleged crime. Pearl oldest of the children, will be 13 next Tuesday, and the Humane Society aids the prosecution as the mother fainted and was removed.
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Little Pearl Munden
Daniel Munden
Munden
Hunden
Litttle
Pearl Munden
Pearl
New York Politicians Talk With President About State
Washington reports scarce worry over New York politics as Senator Paige Gen Burnett and Mark Sullivan meet the president. Burnett says Taft and Hughes can win New York while Sullivan predicts 50 000 to 100 000 vote difference, with Taft carrying the state but Hughes cut. Paige distrusts newspaper polls and expects the governor to win re election on reform push.
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Washington
New York
Paige
Henry Burnett
United States
Southern
Mark Sullivan
Collier’s Weekly
Burnett
Taft
Hughes
Empire State
Sullivan
State Printer to Grind Out Many Ballots in Indiana
The Indiana state printer William B. Warford will begin printing 1,600,000 ballots for the elections after Wednesday's order by the State Board of Election Commissioners. Clerks Harry Slough and Jeffergon Claypool oversee actions, with Bernard Korbly as Democratic member. Ballots will be distributed to county clerks and then to precinct election officers.
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Indiana
William B. Warford
State Board of Election Commissioners
Hanly
Harry Slough
Printing Board
Jeffergon Claypool
Indianapolis
Bernard Korbly
Burford
Desertion Case Plastens Clara Perry Seeks Divorce
Clara Perry sues for divorce from Walter Perry charging desertion and failure to provide support. They married in 138 and Beperatal, fame.
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Clara Perry
Walter
Perry
Naval yard work begins to float cruiser Yankee
Newport reports Commander Marsh of the cruiser Yankee has Arbuckle contract to float the vessel and wreckers will begin operations at once. A subway death in New York City of James H. Judson, 50, from apoplexy. Constantinople dispatch says Turkey mobilizes army in readiness for possible Bulgarian move.
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Newport
R. I
Naval Constructor
Capps
Marsh
Yankee
Arbuckle
New York
James H. Judson
London
Constantinople
Evening Paper
Turkey
Bulgaria
Loeb denies Keefe offer rumor in Roosevelt era standoff
Washington Oct 14 Secretary Loeb denied a New York Democratic headquarters claim that President Roosevelt offered the commissioners post to Daniel J. Keefe in exchange for his Taft candidacy support. Keefe heads the Association of Longshoremen. plus Chicago Union Stock Yards market notes on hogs cattle and sheep prices and receipts with varied ranges.
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Washington
Loeb
Democratic
New York
Roosevelt
Daniel J. Keefe
Taft
Keefe
The
Association of Longshoremen
Pittsburg Live Stock Prices and Cattle Receipts
Pittsburg Pennsylvania October 14 cattle receipts light and steady with primes at 5.00 to 5.70 and good 5.20 to 6.50. heifers 3.00 to 4.50. fresh cows and springers 16.00 to 55.00. Hog receipts three loads steady with heavy 6.00 to 6.10, medium 5.90 to 6.20, yorkers 6.20 to 6.50, pigs 4.76 to 6.00, rough to common 4.75 to 6.90.
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Chicago
Union Stockyards
Ill
Hoggs
Texas
Pittsburg
Wife Loyal To Man Who Struck Her
Mrs. Harry Morris of Fort Way avenue testified to a Sunday assault by her husband in court. She said she did not want him fined and admitted the act. Police Judge Whallon fined Morris twenty dollars. he appealed. The daughter reported the trouble after calling at the house and being denied entry.
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Harry Morris
Baker Block
Fort Way Avenue
Morris
Whallon
The Wagon Market Ad By Rouse Bros
The Wagon Market ad lists prices from Rouse Bros at 130 Kentucky Ave. Corn shelled 50 to 53 cents per bushel, new shelled corn price range, oats 13 dollars, Timothy 13 to 14 dollars, clover 11 to 12 dollars, mixed hay 10 to 13 dollars, straw 5 dollars to 6 dollars per unit.
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Rouse Bros
Kentucky Ave
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Ethel Rice
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Lexington Avenue
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Marshall
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Kokomo
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Stolz Electrophone Co
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