Vital Statistics Dec 8 list of births and deaths
Vital Statistics records dec 8 noting multiple births including Ed M and Nora Burch girl and Manuel and Cora Crate boy. Deaths include cerebral meningitis chronic ailments convulsions gangrenous peritonitis gun wound, heart failure, tuberculosis, myocardiola. Also notices funeral arrangements, and local business directory ads.
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Mrs. Olsen
Thirtieth Street
Mary Lewis
Coffee Street
Bey
Eva Zimmerman
East Market
William and
Myrtle Kirseh
Burten Ave
John J
Josephine Rochford
North East
Manuel
Cora DB. Crate
Washington Street
Ed M
Nora Burch
Bloyd Avenue
Henry C. Orme
South West Street
East Market Street
Victor J. Eeegg
Parker Avenue
Albert Nicholas
East Moris Street
Ee Wikis
East Eleventh Street
Ace Deern
North Meridian Street
Seay
Pratt Street
Eixtyrs Oy Eneviet
College Avenue
Sa T. Allison
Hee Mile Street
Jowa Street
Aia
Bulls in Control of Cotton As Treater Thame
Bulls in control of cotton industry relations with treater Thame noted in early reporting. Officials discuss market stability and policy impacts on fiber trade and processing. Local outlets highlight potential shifts in pricing and supply chain arrangements affecting growers and manufacturers.
Vandalia selects Benjamin M'Ke en as general manager
Receiver Malott announces Benjamin McKeen named general manager of the Vandalia system. He is son of long-time Vandalia president William R. McKeen, born about 1% and educated at Rose Polytechnic Institute. McKeen's career spans maintenance of way in several Vandalia divisions, later superintendent roles, and a Chicago assignment with the Pennsylvania system before returning to Vandalia to lead transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malott
Benjamin McKeen
Vandalia
Wiliam R. McKeen
Rose Polytechnic Institute
Terre Haute
Logansport
Peoria
H. L Miller
Chicago
Pennsylvania System
Transportation Department
C. 5
S. Mellen
New York
New Haven
Hartford
Lne
Mellen
Boston
Railroad Changes and Traffic Shift Across the West
W R Scott named superintendent at Ogden replacing J S Noble as Sacramento airline moves. Rock Island’s bureau membership resumes boosting Western Passenger traffic. Norfolk and Western adds fifty two engines and twenty five passenger cars. Freight and passenger traffic remain strong on several lines with added trains. Funeral attendance for Caleb S Phillips prompts visits from multiple railroad officials. Changes in leadership at Pennsylvania and related lines, plus Leslie’s Weekly feature on A H Smith, highlight railroad progress and corporate reorganizations.
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W.G. Cannon
Union Railway Company
J. Edward Pierce
Merchants’ Dispatch
Indianapolis
Kingan Company
Southern Pacific
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Chicago
St. Louis Fair Grounds
Jon T. West
C. Ryan
Seaboard
Washington
Springfield
H. D
P. T. Lonergan
Rutland Road
Boston Albany
Ringfield
Mass
Walter B. Leach
D. C. Horn
Quincey, Omaha
Kansas City
H. N. Gurley
Blue Ridge Dispatch
E. Webb
Webb
Kanawa Dispatch
Erie Railroad
William B. Lane
Louis BE. Stanton
Stanton
Mr. Thomas
Vandalia
J. A. Barnard
Een & Eee
Spe
W. R. Scott
Sacramento
Cal
Ogden
J. S. Noble
D. Breckenridge
Mr. Scott
Western Emigrant Bureau
Steamship Companies
Rock Island
Bureau
Bureau of the Western Passenger Association
Norfolk & Western
W. H. Roseman
Southern Indiana Road
J. O. Bowdish
United States Express Company
Cincinnati
Benedict
Cleveland
E. C. Averill
Caleb 8. Phillips
M. A
New York Central
Smith
Lake Shore
Hillsdale
Mich
Vanderbilt Railroads
Brotherhood of Railroad Freight and Baggagemen of America
Lancaster
Rupely
The
Brotherhood
Baltimore
Harry R. Probasco
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
Toledo
Miami and Erie Canal
State Board of Public Works
Columbus
Miami and Erie Transportation Company
Purdue
Chicago & Northwestern
Overland Limited
Northwestern Limited
John F. Miller
Pennsylvania
Uneasiness in Eggs Continues Prices Steady
Commission men protect themselves against a market slump by accumulating only small supplies. Dealers acknowledge current prices are not high enough but fear warmer weather could depress prices while cold weather would raise them. Weather remains the big price influencer. with limited early receipts and fewer rabbits, prices stay practically unchanged, and market hardens slightly before long.
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Commission Row
Commission
Ieast
Wholesale trade outlook for steel iron and dry goods
Reports from local wholesale merchants and nationwide indicate general good conditions in wholesale and industrial sectors. Following recent cotton and sheeting price increases the dry goods market is hardening, with no expected rapid further rise. Iron and steel show improvement, though not as strong as desired.
West iron and steel markets brighten amid land boom hopes
The Iron and Steel World notes Western markets show modest gains as real estate investment boosts land purchases and future construction. Demand for shapes and most iron products remains mild with slight price shading by smaller producers while general confidence grows despite past fears of a Wall Street downturn.
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Iron and Steel World
Market report notes firmer cotton goods prices
The Dry Goods Reporter observes buyers in the first hand market see prices firmer than last week. Advances are noted quietly, with some bleached goods and cottons priced higher, while overall uncertainty remains about forward demand and policy.
Coffee supply boosts market confidence amid price limits
The article shows a large world coffee stock of 12,538,109 bags, down from last month and last year, implying no imminent famine. It notes the bulk is held by investors unlikely to sell without high returns, while detailing wholesale prices for various goods and commodities amid a broad market snapshot.
Chicago cattle markets steady with mixed receipts across regions
Cattle receipts around 5 000 at Chicago with steady market. Prices for good to prime steers about 5.20 and 3.50 to 4.70 for lower grades. Mixed and butcher grades near 4.25 to 4.60. Sheep receipts 18 00 with lambs higher and western sheep near 9 to 4.35. Other notes show East Buffalo and New York activity with varied hog and veal prices.
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Chicago
East
Buffalo
Market St
New York
Tiggitoee
Ely
Kansas City
Southern
Western Fed
Pittsburg
Dee
ST. Lou
de See
Texas
Texas Fen Sea
Chiapas
Finish Fight On Between Cattlemen In St Louis Area
In St Louis preparations to reestablish stockyards and a packing plant industry aim at a settlement between cattle raisers and the beef trust. The Independent Stockyards Company and another packer concern plan to operate by January 1 at the site of the old Union stockyards on Bremen avenue with capital stocks of 100000 and 1000000 respectively. The move follows protests by cattlemen that profits were being squeezed by the trust, which allegedly dominated prices.
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ST. Louis
Beef Trust
Compan
the &Ta
Onice
Stockyards Company
Union
Bremen Avenue
Independent
St. Vey
Real estate transfers filed in Marion recorder office
Instruments for record over Dec 1908 list transfers involving multiple parcels in Indianapolis areas including Hyde Park, Hubbard street, North Side, Tuxedo Park, and Meadow Grantview. Notable transactions include Sayles to Morrison 2160, Kessler to Shelby 6000, and Williams receiving multiple lots totaling 12,643.20.
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Recorder
Marion Corner
Jos. F
Coerence
M. Spleen
Flora
Hyde Park
Ameen Rupp
Isabelle M. Holt
Denny
Louise Baise
Lot
Mary A. Kictanes
Alexander Wiliams
Hubbard
Geo
Kessler
Addie Thomas
Lieber
Indianapolis
John M. Shaw
Brown
Armstrong Park
T. Sayles
Frank A. Morrison
B. Blott
Shelby
Im & Kessler
See
Lote
D. Sanders
Hunt
North Side
Clarence A. Newport
Willoughby G. Walling
J W. King
Penne T. Sayles
Lyman W. Mix
Alex
Alexina Skinn
Sec
Eovesbar
Alexander C. Ayres
John Wobifeld
Douglas Newton Ae
Mary
Tuxedo Park
Chas
T. “Whitsett
Browning
Petroe
Anna Keepert
Mildred A. Zinn
Bruce
Mae
West Park
Taggart
Isaac N. Richie
Lota
Mead- Grantview Land
Hiram B. Patten
Prank F Brown
Gibeers Aeh
Johnwn
North
Wee
North Ie
San FE
Hachelg
Gan Creek
Stockyard notes reflect mixed weekly cattle and hog receipts
Cattle receipts at six markets Monday ran over 2,000 head below last week and 1,000 under last year with a near 10 percent gain vs two years ago. Hogs sold near 11,000 head two weeks ago. top price about 4.40 per cwt, mostly around 4.20. Kentucky Packing and Provision Co organizes in Louisville with 000 capital stock, led by T Healy of Chicago and Rice of Louisville.
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Kentucky Packing and Provision Company
Louisville
T. Healy
Chicago
Vice Press Rice
Bas Morgan
Eve Yeatenday
Indianapolis and Northwestern Traction Company Schedule Notice
Indianapolis and Northwestern Traction Company issues a timetable for through cars between Lebanon, Fort Wayne and Indianapolis with first trains at 6:30 am to 6:30 pm and last cars by 11:30 pm. Through cars to Frankfort depart Lebanon at 6 am, arriving in Indianapolis by 9:45 am, with hourly service to 9:30 pm. Delivery available the same day to all points, with morning cutoff before 9 o'clock for next day delivery.
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Anderson Muncie
Indianapolis
Anderson
Alexandria
Mark Marion
Anderson and
Muncie
el Sp
Marton
Noblesville
Tipton
Mediate Nts
Indianapolis A. Os
Tivos Snaermediate Poin Ve
Ae Town
I Tipton
Sia
Dew
Elwood
Marion
Livy West
Maryland
Piret
Lebanon
Fort
Indianapolia
Inds
Frankfub Indiais
Tretia
Fragmented travel notice from Shelby to Indianapolis
A damaged text fragment lists multiple times and routes for trips from Shelby to Indianapolis including noon and various times. It mentions tickets, locations Huders and futler's ore, and references to Pennsylvania and Washington, but details are unclear.
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Shelby
Ville Ane
Indianapolia
Huders
Futler
Pennsylvania
Washington
Rail schedule excerpt shows multiple streetcar lines and times
General Otten Franklin and lines from Meridian to Greenfield Martinsville and Columbus operate passenger and express cars. First car departs at dawn, hourly thereafter, with special runs to Greenfield and Martinsville. Indianapolis routes list waiting rooms and half hourly service until evening with various terminal points and last cars.
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Otten Franklin
Meridian
Georgi Streets
le Jew Castle
Columbus
Jami Greenfeld
Tunis
Greenfield
Knignnstown
Nistown
Indianapolis
Columbus & Southern Traction Company
Penmmus
Eae Ae
Ta Om
Georgia
Ooo
Kentucky
Sae
Sucky Avenue
Martineville
Mooresville
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Vital Statistics
Milner
Martha M. Milner
Isaac L. Milner
Taveday
Albert Rabb
Eleventh Street
Rockport
Ind
A. Diener
Tel
Branch Works
Crown Hill
M._ OH
Farrell
Washington St
New
A Rewenas
EB. Kregelo
Delaware St. Bath
Buchanan
N. Il
Bath
Market st_ Tel
Hassler & George
Massachusetts
al A. Blanchard
Ndelaware St. Lacy
Reutermann Bros
New No. M1
Mass. Ay
N. del. St. Tet
Horace Wood
Ted
Journal
Care Journal
Indianaufacturer
Wimmer
Dearborn
Suany Journal
Pata
Bassett
W. D. Allison CO
Alabama
Siabwood
North St
Newphone
Mainlan Taye Co
Yandes St
SAI
Gale-A
Beat Oo Gistriet
Journal of Ssr
Baleta
Sismanstemerers
Aaa
H. Knox
Denontel
Ee Gardner
Rollyn
Peerless Manu
Pace Ing Company
Stevenson Building
Peerless Fire
Frank Sawyer
France
Fe Market Street
Ee Suse Htatarek Auling
Transf! and Storage Co
Fona Grandpla W Warehouse Co
W. E. Kurtz
H. A. Crossland
Penn
Foicp
Chion Transfer and Storage Company
Ohio St
Union Tracks
Liverpool
A. W. Thomson
Yeasterday
Senak Ehane General
Capbcla
Suce Safetel
Eet Ee
Benjamin M'Keen
Erle
New England Railways
Foster
E. A. Ford
Pennsylvania Lines
City
W. W. Richardson
Ford
Panhandle
John Chesbrough
Mr. Ford
St. Louis Exposition
Erie
Hamilton & Dayton
Big Four
Dayton
Bettosneid
Wall Street
Ness
Mae Wool
Creamery
New Smyrna
Slack
Indiana
Connellsville
le Bowe
Aioe
Ates
Dwight
Harwell
Fitchville
Hope
Linwood
Aeegate
Peabody
Pepperell
Warren
Isc
Shetucket SW
Bari
Amoskeag
du Nord
Ste
Graham
Java
Ariosa
Jersey
Caracas
Dilworth's
Gates
Ridgewood A
New Orleans
Cassia
Carolina
Comron
Iron and Steel
Olls
Feman
McFarlin
California
Sony Taoite
Malaga
Florida
Jamaica
Michigan
Son
Amus
ENTS
Aenglish
Henry W. Savage
James
O ° Nielis
Conan Doyle
Adventures of
Gerard
Elita Proctor Otis
Ibsen
Hedda Gabler
Robo& Scailey
Iawson
York Snd
Boston Limited
Union City Accommodation
Bos
Knickerbock
Ham
Dayton RY
St Claypool
Cincinnati Eens
Cincinnat
Detroit Express
Dayton Express
Decatur
Springfield Express
Ohi Express
Tuscola
Mnet Mail
Chicago Express
Chicago Vestibule
Pi Monon Secom
Lake Erie & West & Western R R. Foleda
Detro
Indianapolis Union Station
Mennsu
Sere
CKET
Dally
Ixpiax Apolis
Philadelphia
Lod
Louisvonan
L & Madison
Orth
Vernon
Madisones
Xenia
Itsburg
Phil
Richmond
Piqua
Coilaay
Sant
Incennes
Madison
Bedford Ace
Tteburg
Vandal
St. Western Express
Erre Haute
Vad
Effinghas
Indiana Union Traction Company
Indianapolis & Northwestern Traction Company
Indianapolis, Shelbyville & Southeastern Traction CO
Indianapolis & Eastern Rai.way Company
Indianapolis & Martinsville Rapid Transit CO
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