Dreamed search leads to Bauman death body found
Lawrenceburg Indiana September 1 The body of Joseph P Bauman 51 a gardener who died by his own action was found under an elm tree on Magistrate John Probsts farm near Tanners Creek Mondaily a John Garnier brewery engineer had a dream he would find Bauman missing since last Tuesday He searched with his son and three dogs and the body was found where he dreamed by the dogs after hours of work
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Lawrenceburg
Ind
Joseph P. Bauman
John Probst
Tanners Creek
Joe C. Mondally
John B. Garnier
Bauman
Mondairy
Readville Derby wagering refunds ordered by local bookie
Ab Morris of Cleveland Ohio ruled to refund all money wagered on his Readville trotting Derby winter book amid protests over how the race was run. The book, based on a mile and a quarter Derby, totaled around 110000 dollars. Allen Winter was the heavily backed winner at near five to one.
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Ing
Readville
Ab Morris
Morris
Allen Winter
Make One Friend a Day Says Busy City Leader
A prominent city figure urges as a daily goal to make at least one friend. The concept is linked to the inviting feel of a spring roadside and the idea that every passerby can become a friend in daily life.
Sweetheart Betrays Lover To Police In Grand Larceny
Frank Anderson is arrested on grand larceny charges after allegedly stealing a bicycle from Joseph Lawrence and pawning it on W Washington street. The alleged confession came from Anderson's sweetheart to Patrolman Deiner as investigators tracked their movements near the theater and S Illinois street.
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Frank Anderson
Anderson
Joseph Lawrence
W. Washington Street
Deiner
Denner
S. Illinois Street
Hite
Births and Marriages Listed in Local Notices
Births announce a series of newborns with parent names and addresses including Mortimer and Jla Ross, Howard and Peart Ivie, Robert and Lillian Ellison, Roy and Agnes Cooke, James and Lulu O'Brien, and others. Marriages include Loyd J. Wilson and Ethel F. Moyer, Tobias B. Weaver and Pearl Clendening, M Rush and Eleena J. Bowles, Frank Harris and Helen Mitel, Lawrence Dawson and Florence Dean, plus several couples with listed partners and locations.
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Mortimer and
Jla Ross
N. Iinois Stret
Howard and Peart Ivie
Gladstone Avenue
Robert and
Lillian Ellison
Miley Avenue
Roy and
Agnes Cooke
N. Traub Avenue
James and
Lulu O'Brien
Cornell Avenue
Joseph and
Josephine Goltnik
N. Holmes Avenue
Charles and
Gertrude Smith
E. Eleventh Street
Anna Cahill
W. Twenty-sixth Street
John and
Anne Besedick
Charles Street
Loyd J. Wilson
Ethel FE. Moyer
Tobias B. Weaver
Pearl Clendening Fenn M. Rush
Columbus
Ind
Eleena J. Bowles
Frank Harris
Toledo
Helen Mitel
Lawrence Dawson
Florence Dean
Marshall H. Rogers
Mary M. Henegan
Rollye Hawkins
Jessie Fletcher
George Wallace
Stella Hall
Marvin V. Beeks
Daisy Shank
William P. Barnes
Golda Williams
Child dies in straw stack fire near Pierceton
In Pierceton Indiana a four year old boy Weith Wallis allegedly set a straw stack on fire near his farmer father George Wallis barn. Fire burned all night. the boy fell into flames while escaping a fence. A horse, implements and grain were destroyed. loss estimated at 4000 dollars.
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Pierceton
Ind
George Wallis
Weith
Wallis
Parkhurst Stamp Vending Machine Demonstrates 175Advant
The Parkhurst stamp vending machine began its 30 day test at the federal building on Monday. It dispenses one two and five cent stamps with a coin drop and lever press, described by a user as “just the same as buying chewing gum.”
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Parkhurst
Federal Building
Wall Street Ends Mixed as Markets Fall and Stabilize
Stocks opened lower with declines in Union Pacific Southern Pacific St Paul and Smelters then steadied as the market pared early losses. Illinois Central and Consolidated Gas edged higher while trading remained quiet amid continued turnover and a sharp note on dairy and meat prices.
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Southern Pacific
St. Paul
Illinois Central
Consolidated Gas
Chicago Grain Wheat Opens Higher on Commission and Local Demand
Chicago September grain prices rise on strong buying by commission houses and local bulls, with heavy but absorbed selling at the opening. Wheat bids show fractional recessions with a firm tone. nearby futures for corn oats and pork also listed. Cash grain quotes include No. 2 red and No. 2 hard wheats, several No. 2 and No. 3 corn grades, and mixed white and yellow corn readings amid standard and other bids.
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Chicago
Livestock Auction Prices Include Steers Heifers Cows Bulls Hogs Sheep
Market note listing bid ranges for steers from 900 to 1,600 pounds and up to 1,506 pounds, good to choice grades. Also includes prices for heifers, cows, calves, bulls, hogs, and sheep with varied weight classes and quality terms.
The Wagon Market Ad Catalog
The ad lists grain and forage prices from Rouse Bros at 1230 Kentucky Ave including new shelled oats at 45 12 per unit and various timothy and clover prices, No 1 baled hay at 10.00, No 2 at 9.00, straw at 1.00, and mixed hay 10.00. Indianapolis Produce also notes fresh eggs 18c and country butter 15c with poultry details.
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Rouse Bros
Kentucky Ave
East Buffalo Live Stock Prices and Receipts
East Buffalo New York reports cattle receipts 200 with slow trade and steady prices. Veals 190 head active with steady range 5.00 to 9.00. Sheep and lambs 2600 with lambs slow and sheep active. lambs 4.50 to 6.30, yearlings 4.75 to 5.00, sheep 2.50 to 5.00. Hogs 4260 with slow steady pricing. Yorkers 8.50 to 7.20, pigs 5.90 to 6.00, heavy and mixed 7.80 to 7.35, rough 5.50 to 6.00, stags 4.00 to 4.50.
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East Buffalo
N. Y
Williams Will Probate Leaves Large Estate to Heirs
The will of Wilford M. Williams is filed for probate. Nephew John D. Davy is to manage a large estate including the Vera and Olga flats, multiple properties, Florida and Basslake cottages, and a prosperous business. Widow Mary Frances Williams receives the Illinois street home property and rear apartment, plus a one sixth share in the business. Mrs. W. F. Moore and L. G. Williams each receive one sixth of the business. The flats Vera and Olga are left in trust to grandchildren. Two business blocks are to be sold with proceeds shared among nephews and nieces.
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Williangs
Mary Frances Williams
Illinois Street
John D. Davy
W. FF. Moore
L. G. Williams
Vera
Olga
Soldiers Begin Maneuvers at Ft. Harrison
With 1,368 regular troops in camp the biennial camp of instruction at Fort Harrison opened on Tuesday. National guardsmen will join later for attack and defense drills as Gen. W. H. Carter and wife attended a reception at Fort Benjamin Harrison. Carter moved to curb alcohol sales near the camp on arrival.
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FT. Harrison
National Guardsmen
Military Department of the Lakes
W. H. Carter
George R. Cecil
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Carter
California Orator to Speak at Tenth Ward Club
Judge R. S. Thurman, once from California, will address the Tenth Ward Democratic club at Hamiltoun and Jefferson hall on Weystone avenue and Prospect street Thursday evening.
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R. S. Thurman
California
Tenth Ward
Democratic Club
Weystone Avenue
Prospect Street
Hamiltoun and Jefferson
Wyoming mine strike halts all unionized coal output
A nationwide Wyoming strike began at 6 p.m. with all union coal miners abstaining in every United Mine Workers camp. About ten thousand miners are affected as mine owners cut wages by ten to fifteen cents per day. In Niagara Falls a firm manager was killed by a boiler cylinder blast. In White Plains a lineman died from electrocution. In Berkeley a former Pacific fleet commander is in an End life-saving effort. In Beaver Falls humane agents arrested two men on cruelty to animals after a horse died from mounted rope restraint.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming
United Mine Workers of America
Mine Owners’ Association
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Niagara Falls Ozone Company
John Clifford
Market Report from Union Stock Yards Hogs and Cattle Recs
Hog receipts reach 12000 with prices from 4.00 to 7.00 for various weights and grades. light to heavy ranges. Cattle receipts 7000 with steady market. beeves 3.65 to 7.80, cattle and calves to 5.50, cows and heifers 1.75 to 3.80. Sheep receipts 3000 with natives 2.15 to 4.20 and yearlings 4.15 to 4.85. lambs 3.50 to 6.10.
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Kina
A. W. Thomson
Iil
Texas
Pittsburg Livestock Prices Cited as Market Steady
Cattle receipts light and hogs steady at Pittsburg market. Prime cattle quoted at .90 to 6.00, fresh cows and springers up to 65.00, hogs trading around 7.15 to 7.20 for heavy weights, lambs and veal calves priced up to 8.75 in active trading.
Taft to Address G A R Veterans in Toledo
Veterans gathering note a Taft address in Toledo will be nonpartisan and conciliatory. He aims to ease ill feeling from a previous Grant tomb remark, avoiding political questions during his stay.
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Chicago
Ohio
Taft
G. A. R. Veterans
Toledo
Gen. Grant
Grants Tomb
Riverside Drive
New York
Indiana towns report fires deaths and reunions
Hartford City reports a child stung 50 times by bees in Luella Penrod incident. Frankfort notes Curtis Goff’s barn fire killing three stallions valued at 15 000 dollars. Wabash recounts a seven-year-old dream of fire and a jump from a second story window. Des Moines obituary for Judge Phineas M. Casady. Boonville notes Thomas R. Marshall to speak September 17. Brookville marks 100 years with a big celebration. Muncie reports over 100 000 dollars raised for a new factory fund by subscription. Princeton hosts annual reunion for companies B and G, Sixty-fifth Indiana regiment, September 22 at James Hillman’s in Oakland City. Columbus covers Earl Stilt’s confession to writing black hand letters. Lafayette notes Fortieth Indiana regiment reunion. colonel was John W. Blake. Crawfordsville anticipates Wabash College surpassing 400 students this year.
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Princeton
Indiana
James Hillman
Oakland City
Democrats Form Precinct Clubs in Tenth Ward
Democrats of the fifth precinct will meet at English and Laurel streets Tuesday night to form a precinct 30 Cent club. The event marks the start of a drive to establish similar clubs in each ward precinct.
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English and
Laurel Streets
City announces multiple public works improvements in Indianapolis
The Indianapolis Board of Public Works on August 31 1908 lists improvements for Davidson Street Roosevelt Avenue Emerson Avenue Shepard Street Hancock Avenue and Sheffield Avenue with cement sidewalks grading and lawn work. Remonstrances may be filed or heard on September 16 1908 at 10 a m at the Board office to assess if benefits justify costs.
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Department OF Public Work
Majestic Bidg
Indianapolis
Ind
Board of Public Works
Indiana
Davidson Street
Washington Street
St. Clair Street
North Street
Pogue's Run
Roosevelt Avenue
Station Street
Olney Street
Dearborn Street
Lne
Emerson Avenue
Shepard Street
Lambert Street
Howard Street
Hancock Avenue
Jackson Street
Sheffield Avenue
Morris Street
Wilkins Street
City of Engineer
Joseph T. Elliott
Preston C Trusler
Fred J. Mack
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Franklin
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Edinburg
Crothersville
Scottsburg
Indianapolix
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Indianapolia
Sweetheart
Theater
James Lee
E. Court Street
Parkhursts
Cincinnati
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Rushville
Decatur
Bloomingdale
ST. Louis
Aurora
Greencastle
Terre Haute
Hoover-Watson Printing Company
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Pivot City Typos
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BY Wire Markets
Wall Street
Union Pacific
Tierces
Southern Pa
Cific
Delaware & Hudson Company
Trust Company of America
A. O. Brown & Co
Stock Exchange
London
City Grain
E. Hay
Timothy
F Hay
Indianapolle
Fcoduc
Williams
Wilford M. Williams
Florida
Rink
Pittsburg
Hartford City
Luella Penrod
Frankfort
Curtis Goff
Wabash
Silas Gougal
Phineas M. Casady
This City
Des Moines
Iowa
Boonville
Thomas R. Marshall
Brookville
Muncie
Tom Hart
Earl Stilt
Lafayette
Fortieth
Maximilian
Mexico
John W. Blake
Crawfordsville
Wabash College
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