Indian state reports and notable deaths in Randolph area
Indiana brief highlights include James Modesitt 89 dying near Brazil and Pearl Bailey, third gas explosion victim in Marion, while Randolph County quarantines due to smallpox fears. Also noted are a fire at Rushville mill, a fatal train strike near Delphi, and rising A P A membership in Terre Haute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Modesitt
Brazil
Jacob Whiteneck
Randolph County
New Richmond Bank
Indiana Foresters
Valparaiso
Pearl Bailey
Marion
Charles Cox
Muncie
Burrey-Anderson
Rushville
John Beazley
Bedford
F. E. Walker
Denver
Col
Pendleton
Delaware County
Wm. Sanfords
Clarksville
Baldy
Indiana
Terre Haute
Jack
Henry Huey
Indianapolis
Indiana Iron Company
George Koontz
Joseph Malbeth
Peru
Koontz
Women’s Synodical Society of Home and Foreign Missions of Indiana
Seymour
Jank Kirk
South Bend
John Biesiecker
Delphi
DePauw Plate Glass Works
New Albany
Martin
Greenfield
Jennie Carr
Marion County
James Stone
Wabash
Auburn
Louise Ruppee
Lafayette
Columbus
William Taylor
James Duffy
Hartford City
Duffy
Taylor
James Riley
Thorntown
John Mingle
Centerville
A. Swift
Fort Weyne
Jacob Hazelett
T. E. Valentine
Franklin Water, Light and Power Company
J. E. Hahlo
Kentucky
Jeffersonville
James Smith
Brown-Wesner
Lebanon
Wester
Brown
White River
Brooklyn
Abolitions and Miscue in Local Inspectorships Report
Fragmentary local notice lists abolishing licensure for licensee and sewer inspectors and discusses similar action for plumbing inspectors. Includes scattered names and ages, with a breakdown of deaths and ailments among residents, reflecting a chaotic public notice from a historical issue.
Diamond Dyes and Black Fast Dyes Promoted for Fabrics
The ad touts three Diamond Dye fast blacks for wool, cotton, and silk or feathers that resist fading. It promotes Chicago excursions via the Big Four route with round trips from Indianapolis and fixed sale dates, listing prices and travel details.
Monon Line Chicago Excursion Special
The Monon Line offers a Chicago excursion with round trips for about 3.50 to 3.60. Tickets available from October 19 to November 6 with five trains daily and Englewood served. For details visit 26 S. Illinois or Union Station offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Big Four
Indianapolis Union Station
H. Washpsn
Jackson Flace
Union Station
Monon Toute
Englewood
S. Illinois St
Massachusetts
Balewin
A. m
Connersville
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Kentucky-ave
Illinois-st
H. J. Rabin
Moving orders prompt attention and guaranteed tuning
Storage offered at low prices with insurance and ensured prompt handling of moving orders. The provider emphasizes swift processing, reliable care, and affordable coverage for belongings during transit.
Livestock market report and weekly receipts
Catile receipts show varied prices with steady to higher band on good to choice cattle and veal calves. Hogs receipts total 27 760 with slow market openings, buyers and shippers reporting slight price improves and light shipments across weight classes. Sheep and lambs show no overall market improvement with common to medium offerings and modest gains in certain weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catile
Catile Warket
LDS
Ccc
Iba
Abotoa Buichsr
BODIE
Inspector's report on grain bids and feed prices
Wednesday report lists bids for wheat corn oats hay and forage grades. Prices show No 2 red wheat bid 60 cents, various white and yellow corn bids, timothy and prairie hay, clover and mixed feeds, local dealers bidding around 2 for hay and 46 cents for wagon use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brerdy
Timothy
Grain and pork price list from Chicago market report
Chicago market prices show wheat contracts Oct. 625gc and Dec. 6614c with May and Oct postings across corn oats zinc and pork. Notes include short ribs and lard figures for Oct and Jan terms with varied cents per bushel and ton prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dee
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Canuse
Conrads
John V. Beele
William Pitson
Marion Spane
Thomas Scraggins
Albert Harvey
Clinton H. Thorpe
Washington
Wratten
Lon Williams
Grandison Cosby
J. A. White
Grand Jury
Harold
Maud 8
Woodburn Farm
Aleck
Greg
Jim Hall
Helen Hill
Dallas
Tex
Washington Park
Race Association
Fred Morris
Billy Madden
Dan Creedon
Bill Slavin
O'Donnell
Davies
Choynski
J. E.corcoran
Daniel Scheible
Denison
J. A. R. Elliott
West
Frank Class
New Jersey
Paterson
N.J
Jon Darby
Baltimore
Buegett
Young Arion
Glenfallon
Barney
Lexington
White Nose
Peabody
Sister Mary
Fondoline
Gloucester
Sonora
Dilon
Jersey
Joe Carter
Chence
Paradise
Mast St. Louis
Jim Head
Zed
Imp
Frolicsome
Pebbie Rock
Billy Bennett
Linden
N. J
Weinberg
Herald
Speculation
Terrifier
Roy Lochiel
Hawthorne
Ill
Ethel
National Sporting Club
London
Bolinbroke Club
Clapham
Cvey Leph
Grant
Belle Palmer
Noah
Mattie Duckworth
Mrs. Gump
Ads Wilson
Dan Shehan
Wilber Schoob
Sarah A. Conarrol
Alta M. Hughes
Mrs. Dorsey
Athenia
Daisy Leonard
Kate Goodwright
MarriaGr LicéNsks
Charles H. Phelps
Laura L. Laird
Dennis Moran
Winnie Cummins
Kenry Schmidt
Katie Buckman
Henry W. Webb
Sallie Morgan
William Smith
Mary I. Kelly
John W
Pennsylvania
H. M. Browgon, A
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North Meridian St
Jer
Pennsylvania Line
Ionon
B. Olsen
Lndianagais
Ind
Ohio
Aoe
Michigan
St. Clair
Meridien
Ucney
Washingtoni
Brussels
Gatin & McCuray
D.d. Baldwin & CO
Pennsylvania St
BATS
Wien
Ieee
Charles Coghlan
Elmer E. Vance
Tartins
VIA
BCS
Mathews
Cawthorine Company
Wabash and
Belawara Sts
GC. W. Williams
Anderson
South Eefers
Indianapolis Union Stock Yards
Alu
Zire
Dees Eens
Alabama St
Washinton
General Assembly
State of
City Grain Market
Washington St
America
Fland
Kentucky-ava
Charles Mayer & CO
Washington Street
Tar Sun
Daya
Frea
Tae Son
Ohio St
Telephona
Telegraph
Sun
Parrott & Taggart
C. Moore
East Washington Street
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Albert Gall
West Washington-st
C. Johnnson
Noisnga
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