Just Because the Groom Did Not Come
Newark New Jersey September 5 A wedding feast went on at the Baker home despite the groom Frank Westervelt missing in Woerldyke He promised to marry if she were ready but he failed to appear twice The bride Fannie Baker 19 led guests in songs and merrymaking until midnight
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Newark
N. J
Nelson H. Baker
Frank E. Westervelit
Woerlydyke
Fannie L. Baker
Baker
Westervelt
Miss Baker
Des Moines Tragedy Ties to Despondency and Trusts
Mr and Mrs J D Taylor aged 50 from Ottumwa Ia attempted suicide by gas in Des Moines after a week here seeking work. Taylor died and his wife is in critical condition. A joint letter blamed despondency from disappointments and poor health and accused trusts and corporations of greed.
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Des Moines
J. D. Taylor
Ottumwa
Ira
Taylor
Remarkable Hobson family of Indiana pastors noted
Richmond Indiana reports five Hobson brothers serving as United Brethren pastors in eastern Indiana. The article lists Martin, Jonathan, William, Samuel and Abraham Hobson from five towns. Also mentioned is 16 year old Coleman Adams of Cambridge City weighing 255 pounds and a Dublin device to pass cars over a hose during a fire.
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Richmond
Ind
Hobson
Indiana
United Brethren Church
Martin
Jonathan
Washington, Ind
William
Eckerly
Samuel
Palmyra
Abraham
Alfordsville
Cclitford Adams
Cambridge City
Co. VY
Green
Dublin
Union Pacific Faces Striker Replacement Trouble in Omaha
Omaha reports 27 recruited workers from Cincinnati arrived to take striker jobs at Union Pacific shops. The union machinists refused to work upon learning of the strike and say they will pursue redress in court.
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Omaha
Neb
Union Pacific
Cincinnati
New White Star Liner to Exceed Celtic Size
Belfast report says Harland Wolff will soon start building a White Star liner 20 feet longer than the Celtic, touted as the largest liner afloat.
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Belfast
Harland Wolff
Celtic
Local Births Deaths and Marriages Notice
Births listed for George H and Mrs Herman 1574 Hill side Ave Reuben and Mary Shepherd 2019 N Rural St Leon and Leah Bijaoni 514 S Meridian St S and Maggie Bradford 408 Times Place Charles and Carrie Thomas 421 Agnes Harris and Sarah Levy 642 Eddy St George and Clementine Moxley 2011 E Twenty fifth St William and Nellie Nicholson 2239 W South St Deaths Catharine B Altmeyer 4 months 411 Minerva St whooping cough Samuel M Gant 48 2205 E Tenth St tuberculosis George Weininger 65 53 Denny St cancer of the stomach Marriages Henry F Burton Jessie E Smith John Mausser Mary Hugle William C Vehling Lulu Hilsmeyer Fernwell S Hassler Edith M Suhre
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George H
Mrs. Herman
Hillside Ave
Reuben and
Mary Shepherd
Rural St
Leon and
Leah Bijaoni
S. Meridianst
Maggie Bradford
Times Place
Charles and
Carrie Thomas
Agnesst
Harris
Sarah Levy
Eddy-st
George and
Clemetine Moxley
E. Twenty-fifth-st
William and
Nellie Nicholson
W. South-st
Catharine B. Altmeyer
Minerva-st
Samuel M. Gant
E. Tenth-st
George Weininger
Denny St
Henry F. Burton
Jessie E. Smith
John Mausser
Mary Hugle
William C. Vehling
Lulu Hilsmeyer
Fernwell S. Hassler
Edith M. Suhre
Building Permits Listing Various Homes and Projects
Building permits include B FF Grant and others in Hardin Coffee and Indianapolis areas for cottages additions and remodels with costs from 250 to 30000. Entries cover residences on Union Street State Street and Burgess Street along with a steel and iron coal house and brick pump house for the Indianapolis Water Company. Also mention a medical ad for Dean's Ointment to treat skin diseases.
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B. FF. Grant
Hardin
Ray-st
Riley Hogue
Coffee-st
Oliver- Moe
F. J. Slupensky
Union-st
C. L
Kiel
S. State-st
John Fessler
Salem-st
Joseph R. Fry
Burgess St
Indianapolis Water Company
Steel and
Brighton Beach
Wiliam Ward
Davidson-sts
F. H
W. A. Barker
First-St
Sugar Grove-ave
B. J. Ferrell
Lowell-ave
Layman-ave
Bargains in Upright Planes and Ledgers at Baldwin’s
Special train offers from Cincinnati to return for $1 025 via C and D lines. Two fast trains depart 6 30 a m nonstop and 7 15 a m with stops at Rushville Conn ersville and Hamilton. Return from Cincinnati 6 20 p m. Contact THE SUN for details or help.
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Baldwin’s
Cincinnati
Rushville
Connersville
Hamilton
Camp Roosevelt to Host Largest G A R Encampment
Camp Roosevelt on the White House lot near the executive mansion will house the G A R encampment. A flag-raising ceremony with President Torrence is set for October 6 at 4 30 p m. The layout includes the Grant Meade Sherman and Thomas tents and a field hospital led by Dr A E Johnson.
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Washington
Camp
Roosevelt
White House
Executive Mansion
Camp Roosevelt
United States
Gen. Torrence
Grant
Meade
Thomas and Sheridan
A. E. Johnson
Wall Street Notes From London Stock Action
American stocks in London traded heavy with declines about one half to one and a quarter percent. Crop news and earnings reports surface with cautious optimism on United States Steel and Reading control, while Pennsylvania plans a large Long Island railroad investment and Frisco eyes New Orleans expansion. Standard Oil interests show bullish tone on St. Paul, and Chesapeake and Ohio earnings dip in July and August.
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York
London
Southern Railway
United States Steel
Pennsylvania
Long Island Road
Frisco
New Orleans
Standard Oil
St. Paul
Torishima Island Destroyed by Eruption
The steamer Hingo Maru reports Torishima ruined by a volcanic eruption. The entire island buried in ashes with lava shaping the coast similarly, and about 170 lives are believed lost. A submarine volcano and several craters were active as the disaster unfolded.
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China
Shanghai
Foo
Army of ants takes possession of a town
Paris dispatch reports Nerac evacuated as an army of ants invaded the village in such large numbers that residents fled. The event is described as possibly the most peculiar reason for evacuation on record.
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Army OF Ants
Paris
Nerac
Never Too Old Marry in Poughkeepsie Duo Start Housekeeping
In Poughkeepsie New York on Thursday 75 year old Robert M Green and his 80 year old sister in law widow Mary I Green of his brother wed and begun housekeeping The groom is described as wealthy and the marriage caused considerable surprise.
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Poughkeepsie, N. Y
Robert M. Green
Mary I. Green
Robert
Green
Indianapolis union stockyards cattle and hogs sale report
Receipts at Indianapolis union stockyards include 800 ship ments with prices for export steers 17000 head weight 1200 to 1500 lbs average and 750 to 800 fair to medium export steers 1200 to 1400 lbs average. good to prime butcher steers 1060 to 1400 lbs. feeders and stockers priced 425 to 475. hog receipts 2500 with best heavies 7 60 to 7 20. sheep 300 with spring lambs and yearlings trading around 3 00 to 4 75. Cincinnati and New York market figures follow for cattle hogs sheep and pork with varying prices.
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Indianarolis Union
Grain Prices and Inspections Report Summary
Market notes show Wheat steady with No 2 red at 69c track and other grades listed. Corn values range around 60c with several white and mixed categories, Oats and Hay priced and inspection totals given for carloads and rejections.
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Hay
Timothy
East Liberty Live Stock Market Report
East Liberty Pennsylvania September 5 cattle supply light market steady prices range from 5.00 to 7.50 for cattle with heifers up to 8.25 and bulls to 5.00 hogs show active demand for heavies with prime heavies at 7.80 to 7.90 and mediums 7.60 to 7.70 sheep market steady with best wethers around 3.00 to 3.85 and choice lambs at 5.25 to 5.50 veal calves quoted 7.25 to 7.50 with wide spreads for other ages.
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East Liberty
Chicago Live Stock Prices at Union Stock Yards
Cattle receipts total 1000 with prime beeves at 8.00 to 8.75 and cows and heifers 2.90 to 5.30. Hogs receipts 11000 with prices 7.10 to 7.90 for various weights. Sheep receipts 6000 with native and western sheep at 2.25 to 3.85 and lambs 3.50 to 5.75.
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Chicago
Union Stock Yards
Ill
Market quotes for dairy and poultry products in Chicago
Chicago price list shows Butter-Creameries at 19 cents, dairies 1514 cents, Cheese-Twins 104 cents, young Americans 10 to 10 1/2 cents. Swiss 12 to 14 cents. Live poultry lists chickens eight cents, springs 13 cents, turkeys 13 cents, ducks ten cents. Besse at 4.00 dollars per unit.
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New York
Elgin
Chicago
Besse
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dean
Hilar
WM. B. Burford
Indiapanelis, Inc
SUN Office
Meyer & Kiser
Indianapolis Securities
Indianapolis Street Railway
American National Bank
Capital National Bank
Columbia National Bank
Eee
Merchants’ National Bank
Eae
Indiana National Bank
Central Trust Company
Marion Trust Company
Wee Union Trust Company
Indianapolis Cold Storage
B. Laycock Mfg. Co
J. T. Polk
Indianapolis
P. Wasson
Atlas Engine Works
Indianapolis Gas Co
Union Traction Co
Indiana Cold Storage
City Grain Market
East Liberty Live
Stout
Brussels
Summers
Q Co
Ie Wear
East Washington
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