Marriages and Building Permits Listed in Ledger
Marriages recorded include William T. Shea with Katherine T. Dug an Clyde O. Rees with Lavina B. Hurst Thomas F. Clegg with Eva R. Weimar Frederick C. Waidlick with Louise M. Dorn Clarence A. Phillips with Lfinnie P. Moore George R. Myers with Ethel F. Wittle Robert D. Taylor with May B. Shannon Thomas R. Johnson with Kate M. Wilkerson Elbert Pace with Hattie L. Bunch George P. Ruth with Bessie Le Vergne Klumph Walter H. Zoller with Mary Building permits tabulated list repairs and new construction across multiple addresses including 1412 14 Lelle Fontaine 1728 Lud Tow 1519 W Washington 2047 Behef Somerset near Behefontaine and other sites with amounts ranging from 100 to 3 900 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Shea
Katherine T. Dugan
Clyde O. Rees
Lavina B. Hurst
Thomas F. Clegg
Eva R. Weimar
Frederick C. Waidlick
Louise M. Dorn
Clarence A. Phillips
Lfinnie P. Moore
George R. Myers
Ethel F. Wittle
Robert D. Taylor
May B. Shannon
Thomas R. Johnson
Kate M. Wilkerson
Elbert Pace
Hattie L. Bunch
George P. Ruth
Bessie le Vergne
Hunter's Threats Filed in Divorce Suit
Cora Hunter alleges in a divorce filing that her husband Harry Hunter threatened to kill her and failed to provide financial support.
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Cora Hunter
Harry Hunter
Indianapolis and Cincinnati Traction trains to Greensburg and Shelbyville
The Indianapolis and Cincinnati Traction Co announces schedules to Shelbyville Rosnville Greensburg and Connersville with multiple daily departures. Freight trains depart for Shelbyville and Greensburg at 1 15 p m and 11 p m and fifteen trains run each way. Phone numbers New 239 Old Main 4647.
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Shelbyville
Rosnville
Greensburg
Connersville
Acton
Rushville
Fox Aaile
South Bol Cars Leave For Rail Connections
The notice outlines train connections from South Bol to Bo trains of the B and O and four lines for travel west of Seymour. It lists departure ranges from 6:10 am to 11:10 pm, color and agent details, and states general information and folders are available.
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Greenwood
Louisville
Dixile Flyers
Qiane
Seymour
Majestic to Feature Top Plays for Forepaugh Stock
Forepaugh management announces a strong Majestic season with star turns and famous titles. Highlights include The College Widow, Merely Mary Ann, All on Account of Eliza, The War Rens of Virginia, The Prince Chap, The County Chairman, The Kreutzer Sonata, When Knights Were Bold, The Great Divide, The Regeneration, My Mamie Rose, The Marriage of Kitty, Spoilers, Raffles, Rosemary, The Straight Road, In the Bishop's Carriage, David Harum, Alice of Old Vincennes, A Night Off, Our New Minister, and Dreams. Box office opens for season tickets. special Friday Saturday sale for The Crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mana-gers Fish
Majestic
Zangwill
Eleanor Robson
Mary Ann
Louis Mann
Eliza
David Belasco
Warrens
Virginia
Prince
Cunty
George Ade
Harrison Grey Fiske
Bertha Kalich
Francis Wilson
Henry Miller
Arnold Daly
Owen Kildare
Mamie Rose
Marie Tempest
Kitty
Rex Beach
Raffles
Universal
Rosemary
John Drew
Maude Adams
Clyde Fitch
Blanche Walsh
David Harum
Crane
Charles Klien
Alice
Old
Vincennes
Augustin Daly
J. K. Hackett
Hitchcock Free as Four Indictments Dropped
New York news reports Judge Mulqueen dismissed four indictments charging assault on young girls against comedian Raymond Hitchcock on the motion of his counsel. Assistant District Attorney Garven did not oppose the motion.
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Raymond Hitchcock
New York
Mulqueen
Garven
Mothe
Hogs and cattle mixed at Indianapolis market report
Indianapo lis market notes hog receipts strong to higher with most sales 8.15 to 8.25 while cattle and sheep show mixed trends. Hogs led by better demand from outside sources. cattle steady to higher on good calves and steers. lambs and sheep mostly steady yet active in outlet. Union Stockyards reports hogs 7.75 to 8.15, cattle 4.40 to 8.50, sheep 3.00 to 7.95. East Buffalo varied with steers 6.75 to 7.00 and hogs 8.50 to 9.00.
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East Buffalo
Stags
Bea Caneeteee
Wall Street Opens With Mixed Rail and Industrial Gains
The New York market shows a generally strong tone in early trading as low priced railroad stocks gain and high priced issues retreat. Texas Pacific hovers near 83 while Kansas and Texas climbs. Union Pacific leads with a one point rise. steel and other industrials post small advances amid a dull curb market.
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Texas Pacific
Kansas & Texas
Ft. Union Pace
Standard
Amengan Tobacco
Cobalt Central
Hawhide, Bea
Butte Coalition
Nevada
Chicaco Subway
Goldfield Daisy
Miamai Copper
United Copper
Latil
Nipissing
Giroux Cons
Kerr Lake
la Rose
Goldfield Cong
Daisy Daly
Ohio Copper
Bay Central
Manhattan Transit
Nevada Utah
Bay State Gas
Ely Central
Tribullion
Chicago Grain Markets See Mixed Movements On Sept Trade
Chicago and Indianapolis grain prices show mixed movements with weak cables delaying losses early. December wheat gains on Bartlett Patten buying while corn and oats hold firmer or steady with varying No. 2 to No. 4 white and yellow prices and numerous car lots reported in inspections.
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Chicago
Bartlett Patten
Liverpool
Chicago Cash Grain Prices Reported
Chicago cash grain prices show No. 2 red wheat at 1.04 to 1.06 per bushel, No. 8 red at 1.02, No. 2 hard wheat around 1.01 to 1.02, No. 3 hard near 0.95 to 1.00, No. 2 northern spring about 1.00 to 1.02, No. 3 spring around 0.11 to 1.00. Corn values list No. 2 at 0.69 to 0.70, No. 2 yellow near 0.69, No. 3 near 0.68 to 0.69, and No. 4 around 0.66. Oats mix shows No. 2 at 0.31 to 0.40, No. 3 white at 0.36, No. 2 white around 0.36 to 0.37, with standard at 0.385 to 0.39.
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Chicago
Indianapolis Produce Exchange Market Summary
Cincinnati hog receipts reached 2,687 with the market closing steady. Cattle receipts 574 showed good to steady demand. other grades easy. Bulls strong. calves firm. Sheep receipts 1,119 were slow and weak. common and medium lambs lower and many unsold.
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Cincinnati
Indianapolis Wagon Market Prices Listed
Prices from Rouse Bros at 130 Kentucky Avenue show corn at 78 cents, shelled oats 30 3/4 cents, timothy hay 12.0 to 14.0 dollars, clover 9.0 to 11.0 dollars, new hay 13.0 to 15.0 dollars, wheat straw 5.0 to 6.0 dollars, oat straw 6.0 to 6.5 dollars.
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Indianapolis
Rouse Bros
Kentucky Avenue
Bank wreckers guilty in Pennsylvania conspiracy case
The jury found Clifford H. Drum of California and Frederick W. Ward of Pittsburgh guilty of conspiring to defraud the Bank of Coal Center of more than 50 thousand dollars. Sentencing set for September 13.
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Washington, Pa
Clifford H. Drum
California
Bank of Coal Center
Frederick W. Ward
Pittsburg
Want pardon for Taylor sparks league petition
Kid Elberfeld of the New York American League club circulates a petition among players and club owners addressed to President Taft urging pardon for Tom Taylor the veteran sentenced to life in Atlanta federal prison Frank Chance manager of the Chicago Cubs assists with the National League side of the effort.
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Taylor
Cleveland
Kid Elberfeld
Taft
Tom Taylor
Atlanta
Elberfeld
Frank Chance
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburg Cattle and Hogs Market Report
Cattle receipts light and market steady with varied ranges for extras prime wood and common cattle. Hog receipts eight loads and market steady for good weights with slower action on pigs and lighter stock. Sheep and calves show steady demand with prime wethers and spring lambs quoted. veal calves and thin stock also listed.
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Pittsburg
Dr Cook Sledge of 1909 Arctic Trek and Survival
The narrative recounts Dr. Cook and two companions facing starvation during a polar expedition. They hunted bears musk oxen and wolves for food, built an underground shelter, then moved toward Annartck and Greenland shore before meeting Harry Whitney and continuing to Upernavik in 1909.
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Crown Prince Gustav Sea
Heiberg Island
Cook
Firth of Devon
Jones’ Sound
Baffin Bay
Cape Sparbo
Annartck
Greenland
Dr. Cook
Harry Whitney
Upernavick
Welcome for Cook Copenhagen to Host Polar Discoverer
Copenhagen prepares a world wide welcome for Dr. F A Cook the American explorer who claimed discovery of the north pole and sovereignty over 30000 square miles of Arctic regions after planting the American flag. He is due Saturday aboard the Hans Egede amid a reception by Danish scientists and officials.
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Copenhagen
F. A. Cook
North Pole
Hans Egede
United States
Welcome for Dr Cook Asserts Global Interest Grows
Explorers and crowds gather as Americans eager to hear from Dr Cook. The American legation buzzes with telegrams and cablegrams from around the world, and tourists flood in from the continent and Great Britain to witness the arrival and proof of his claims.
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Dr. Cook
Explorer
Continent
Great Britain
Discovery claim at the Pole sparks US ownership dispute
Capt. D F Sellers of the Navy Bureau of Navigation testified that the United States holds title to 03,000 square miles of land claimed to be discovered by Dr. Cesk. He said the American flag is ready to be raised if true, but urged that only Congress can decide any action.
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Cesk
United States
D. F. Sellers
Bureau of Navigation
Navy Department
Sellars
Department
Congress
Story of Crops Brightens Wall Street Opening
T. C. Shotwell reports from New York that Wall Street trading showed a sudden brightening after a dull opening as investors reacted to early market movements and commodity signals. The brief notes a shift in tone with stocks and crops influencing sentiment.
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T. C. Shotwell
New York
Wall Street
Crop report signals August drop and market rally
The government crop report for August 31 shows a near one percent decline from a prior low. August estimates were cut sharply and trading grew brisk as Harriman issues influenced the market. Steel led activity, closing about one point above yesterday at noon amid overall holiday-related market quiets.
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Harry Montague
the Empire
R. C. Ramsay
Lellefontaine
W. A. Sides
Bismarck
Caio
Martha Hendrickson
Thomas F. Green & Co
Tenth
Carrie W. Eccles
College
Twenty-first
S. A. H. Lee
Fred Cline
N. Capitol
D. Whitaker
Gladstone
Lincoln Roper
F. H. Smallhouse
Broadwar
Thirty-eighth
Hunter
The
Indianapolis & Cincinnati Traction Co
Aces
Souther
Peepeles
Columbus & Southern Traction Co
icon—Colu
Terre Raute
Toy Indianapolia
Lebanon
Exte
Crawfordsville
Greanfinnay
Iowa
Cambridge City
Richmond
Greenfield
Knightston
Cambide City
Bienmore
Darton
Trans
Dayton
Catumbun Oy
Forepaugh Stock Company
Vehicles OF the Stars
Erally
Ste
Timothy
A. Thomson
ST Hey Gate
Uae
Indianapols Produce Exchange
TT Amusements
Indiana State Fair
Europe
Carnot
Paris
America
Matiello
Philadelphia
Natiello
Royal
Capital National Bank
Weber's Drug Store
Coliseum
Indiana
Fairgrounds
Oscar Hadley
Charles Downing, Secy
Waterville
George Bloonquest CO
Jewell’'S Manikins
Toyland
Stuart Caine
Sunny South
Kelley & Kent
Mabel McCane
Sonyu Jones & Mayo
John Birch
Kinodrome
Forepaugh Stock CO
J K. Hackett
Wight
Hanlen
Empire
Hugh McGann
Lady Buccaneers
Meyer- Kiser Bank
Priday
Ledo
Huder
Weber
Ferger
Pierson
Gall
Ball Ark
Pelenons
Ball
Thompson
Frida
Washington
Airdome
German Village
Harriman
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