Births and Deaths in Vital Statistics March Nineteenth
Birth records list numerous families with addresses across Frederick city and nearby streets. Notable deaths include David Flack at City Hospital with Bright's disease and Rebecca Evans at 1304 Spann avenue with softening of brain. other conditions noted are diabetes spinal meningitis heart disease and cerebral hemorrhage.
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David Flack
City Hospital
Bright
Rebecca A. Evans
Spann Avenue
Strijbers
Nebraska Street
Conrad H. Kellenbach
North Avenue
Meningitia Louis
St. Vincent's I
James O'Brien
Journal Business Directory listing Indianapolis firms and services
A condensed directory entry lists local businesses such as ae and Elevators Reedey ee Co Blanchard Funeral Directors Bltermann Bros Stegmeir Bros Oyster and Chop House Horace Wood L Sam Stove Repairs Peerless Foundry H Stevens Wall Paper and several employment notices. It also includes Wanted ads for steel molders barbers and U S Army recruiting details with contact points in Indianapolis and nearby Anderson.
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Blertermann Brog
New No
Mass
del St
ER. T. Silvius & CO
Pennsylvania
Thomas R. Bell
Ingalls Block
Indianapolis
Stegmeir Bros
N. Minnots St
Horace Wood
Apply
Gould Steel CO
Anderson
Ind
Care Journal
Muleis Barber College
Chicago
U. S. Army
Live Stock Market Reports From Indianapolis and Surrounding Yards
Cattle active with steady prices, hogs strong to higher, and sheep steady across Union Stockyards in Indianapolis and Interstate markets. Receipts about 700 cattle, 3,000 hogs, 0 sheep. top cattle around 6.50 for steers, hogs quoted 6.50 to 6.60, lambs up to 6.75, and market strength persisting amid steady demand and good clearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Stockyards
Indianapolis
Interstate Stockyards
Squires & Co
Coffin-Fletcher
Quotatons
Chicago
Texas Fed
Bey Ues
Kansas City
Texas
ST. Louis
Loniss
New York
Eady
MAST_BUFFALO
South Omaha
Cincinnati
Indians at ATOKA memorials urge fair allotment terms
Memorials from Chickasaw and Choctaw Indians, presented in Atoka on March 19, urged President Roosevelt and Congress to protect tribal lands. They oppose coal and asphalt land sales and press for equal division of lands, immediate allotment, per capita annuities, protection against invasions, and removal of a rider cutting 3 percent of land for Indians.
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Atoka
I. T
Roosevelt
Congress
Demand for Government Control Declares Public Trend
A. G. Hepburn, vice president of Chase National Bank, told the Academy of Political Science in New York on March 19 that there is a growing public demand for government control of several industries including railways and telecommunication services, signaling a broader shift toward public oversight.
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New York
A. G. Hepburn
Chase National Bank
Academy of Political Science
Bears Lead Grain Break Amid Weather Woes in Chicago
Chicago reports show weather forecasts bolstering bears in grain pits as May wheat falls substantially while corn and oats slide. Weakness spreads from wheat to corn and oats, with provisions firming on strong cash demand. exports steady but sea board news discouraging. Local receipts rise with No 2 hard winter in demand. seaboard clearances fall.
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Chicago
Oklahoma
Kansas
Texas
Northwest
Southwest
Seaboard
Minneapolis
Duluth
St. Louis
Peoria
Northwestern
Butter, Eggs and Cheese Prices Across Cities
Markets across New York Philadelphia Baltimore Chicago and other cities show butter firm and higher in New York and Philadelphia with creamery and full cream varieties. Eggs stay firm across several markets while cheese prices vary from New York fancy full creams to lower Ohio and Baltimore ranges. Cotton markets remain quiet with steady tones and mixed regional prices.
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New York
Vyntten
State Dairy
M&m
State
Pennsylvania
Western
Southern
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Chicago
Dairies
Kansas City
Cincinnati
Brick
Imburger
Lsc
Metals steady as markets close in St Louis
Metals steady with lead at 4.02% and 4.6 cents, spelter dull at 4. Neגב
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ST. Louis
Local Produce Market Trade Signals Unprecedented Spring Activity
Prices firm across commodities as sweet and canned goods hold strong demand. Wheat, corn, and oats show steady bids amid light receipts. tomatoes rise five cents a dozen, while dried fruits and tropicals stay robust. Poultry and eggs remain in active demand with higher quotes, and wagon market reports show active trading with corn and hay moving at varied top prices.
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California
Florida
Indianapolis Market Listing Reads Like A Grocery Ledger
A dense OCR fragment lists commodities and prices across groceries and hardware. Items include flour, steel, leather, nails, linseed oil, coal oil, hams, sugar cured pork, bacon, lard, sausage, pumpkin, fruits, vegetables, and forage. Entries feature various weights, prices, grades, and regional sources.
Grains Lower with the West Flour Declines
New York dispatch reports grain values sliding as market observers note heavy liquidation and short selling on predictions of rain in the Southwest. Wheat prices fall amid bearish cables, with spot and futures showing declines across No 2 red and other classes. Corn and oats also soften while refined sugars and oils hold steadier level.
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New York
Duluth
Duluth, s2\c f. o. b
Manitoba
Kansas
Sige
iGrsc
Western
Continental
S. A
Rio Quiet
Mile
Cordova
Fair Refining
Cincinnati and Other Princes Market Report
Cincinnati and St Louis report mixed commodity prices with flour at 3.75 to 3.9 and elevator prices around 3405.00. Corn meal steady at 3.1. Oats and rye show declines while pork and bulk meats rise. hog futures and prices noted with specific bids and contract terms. Prairie scarcity referenced as hay markets show steady or limited availability.
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Baltimore
Southern
Wagake
Liverpool
California
Kaneas
Toledo
Alsike
Timothy
Cincinnati
Duluth
Manitoba
Minneapolis
St Aurer
Barney
Siac
Hay
Prairie
Rye
ST. Louis
Baesien
Figis
Fancy Shorthorn Cattle Sale Opens in Kansas City
The dispersion sale of W. R. Nelson's thoroughbred shorthorn herd began in Kansas City with strong demand. Fifty-seven lots offered including imported animals bred by Queen of England and noted breeders J Dean Willis A M Gordon and C E Wodehouse. Top prices included Lavender Lily Al 1600 Miranda imp 1500 Village Belle imp 1080 Bapton Arrow 385 Diana 700 Countess Mary VII Gimp 510. Cattlemen nationwide attended the sale, praised as among the best in a sale ring.
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Kansas City
W. R. Nelson
England
J. Dean Willis
Wiltshire
A. M. Gordon
Aberdeenshire
Scotland
C. E. Wodehouse
Hertford
Dean Wills
Bapton Manor
Codford
St. Mary’s
Dan R. Hanna
Miranda
the Queen
Windsor
Cottage Hill Farm
Ravenna
J. Dean Wills
St. Mary's
S. Shelby
Westport
Diana
J. F. Marsters
Brooklyn
Charles Hogg
Gibraltar
Ont
C. C. Bigelow & Sona
Hartwick
Countess Mary Viit
Woolmer’s Park
Eng
T. B. Wornall
Liberty
Slavish Workmen Killed In Steel Mills Tragedy
In Steubenville three Slavish workers died today at two mills. John Salvador and Mike Uboski smothered in a cave-in at La Belle Iron Works. John Cibere was crushed when his buggy of steel was pinned between a wagon and a railroad car at National Steel Works. In Wooster T H Beverance of Cleveland added 15000 to an 80000 gift to the university for a chemical laboratory.
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Steubenville
John Salvador
Mike Uboski
la Belle
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Moore
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Ott
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Ana Sarah Grant
Torbett Street
Anna Lefer
North Alabama
Katie Hinnson
Jets
Elizabeth Pfau
East Market
Henry
Lizzie Renner
West Moore At
Frances Losche
Meridian
Susan Young
Brookside Avenue
Florence Webb
Nelson Street
Byees
Anna Miller
Kinnick
Delaware
William H. Porter
Clara J. Newman
Pree Guptes
Alice Ragsdale
W. Henschen
Laura Clifton
Hauck
Laure Turner
George McConnell
Maryes Hamltin
Warren Weathers
Mary
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Hubert Evans
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Ransford
Wm. P. Ransford
A. Diener
Washington
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Indiana Marble
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Flanner & Sguchanan
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C. E. Kregeld
N_ Delaware St
Adams & Krieger
Wiler & Son
Ore
W. Marxet St
Society Notice
Pentapha Lodge
A. Masyne
Masonic
W. A Greyver
Majestic Biggs Estate
Barealn
Woodruff Place
Virginia Avenue
Gregory & Appel
East Per Street
Melbourn
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Us United Iter and Supplies CO
Monument Place
Jo Gardner
Kentucky Ave
Thomas E. Hadle Hoe
Los
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C. F. Sayles
East Market Street
Sisfortunes
Spank Patansy & CO
ANC Fieal Estate
Chase Ae
Fifield
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Indiana
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Williams & CO
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H. C. Stevens
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Senate Ave
Old Brown
J. M. Schwehm & Ins
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Germantown
A. N. Wilson
Alabama
Eee
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Combination Billiard Table CO
N. Claypool Building
Lane Lee Laundry
Hoffmann & Bonner
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Illinoise Street
Virginia Av
Ick Meal
Home Stove CO
Welt 3
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Unce
A. Frank Buttz
N. Capitol
Call Brown
Jerry Er
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Barber Colleges
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W. A. Greyer
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Brazil
Coal and Coke
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Jackson
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Slack
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Peruley
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Tot du Nord
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Newport
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Lemcke Building
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Ure
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Wooster
Charles Frohman
William Faversham
Geraid du Maurer
Thyem
Thater
Oftie Read
Picchiani Troupe
Bldridge, Dempsey, Mack & CO
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Jenny Eddy
Zelma Rawlston
Westons
Biograph
Madness
PARK
Pike Theater Compan
Willem Gilintte
Secret Service
Macrh
Harold Bauer
Craig's
Empire Theater
Frank Carr
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