Market Report from Indianapolis Hog and Cattle Trade
Indianapolis receipts show 12 000 hogs 550 cattle 360 calves and 350 sheep versus 13 516 hogs 1 226 cattle 396 calves and 238 sheep a week earlier and 9 314 hogs 1 351 cattle 378 calves and 866 sheep a year ago. Fresh hogs sold near Monday levels with top at 7 95 and most at 7 90 and some heavier weights at 7 85. Cattle receipts were lighter than usual for the week and buyers competed hard pushing prices 10 to 25 cents higher as pens emptied quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Fruit and Produce Wholesale Prices
The listing shows wholesale prices for fruits vegetables and related goods in Indianapolis with figures for asparagus apples cabbage carrots cherries cucumbers garlic lettuce and more. Poultry eggs and packing stock values are included along with national market quotes from Chicago St Louis Cincinnati and Kansas City for butter eggs poultry wheat corn oats hay and live stock prices.
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Ben Davis
Bermuda
Chicago
Buttter
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Toledo
Armenian Loss Clouds Parley Over Submarine Sinking
U S officials report nineteen Americans missing or dead after the German U-boat U-38 destroyed the British transport Armenian sailing from Newport News to Avonmouth with horses and mules aboard. The case complicates U S Germany negotiations and raises questions of arming and charter status.
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Washington
Newport News
Virginia
Avonmouth
England
State Department
United States
Germany
Armstrong
Bristol
Trever Head
Cornwall
Great Britain
Girl Tired of Life in Shelbyville Tries Poison
Irma Chesser eighteen drank half an ounce of carbolic acid and lies near death. Found unconscious on a bed by her stepmother Mrs Will Chesser. A note in which she bade her father and her little brother goodbye was found. She said she was tired.
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Shelbyville
Irma Chesser
Will, Chesser
Robert L. Borden to England to Discuss War
Former Prime Minister Robert L. Borden sails to England to confer with Allied leaders on military strategy and wartime diplomacy amid ongoing global conflict.
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England
New York
Robert L. Borden
Canada
Sir Robert
Mexican Coalition Government Plan
Washington reports discuss General Robeles claim of a peace conference between Villa and Carranza and a possible coalition government, with mixed reception and no confirmation from Mexico City. Red Cross notes growing famine in Mexico and relief efforts criticized as insufficient. Carranza supporters await Charles Douglas arrival to press U S policy.
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Washington
Robeles
Hillario Gutierrez
Villa
Carranza
el Paso
Mexico
State Department
Mexico City
Red Cross
Angeles
Charles Douglas
Washineton
Vera Cruz
Douglas
Parents to Have Body Exhumed in Photographer Death
Evansville Indiana July 1 to further sift the cause of death the parents of Webster Cline nineteen years of age who was found dead in a local photographer s darkroom will have his body exhumed. The coroner s verdict was death by own action by taking ammonia.
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Evansville
Ind
Webster Cline
Basements Flooded Across Elwood After Summer Shower
Basements throughout Elwood Indiana were flooded when a summer shower caused water to back up from clogged gutters and overwhelmed the city sewers. Front yards filled as sand-clogged lines failed to drain.
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Elwood
Ind
Germans Move Toward Warsaw and Dardanelles Actions
English dispatches describe German advances toward Warsaw with Russian retreat across Galicia and a push through Tarnopol. French marine reports note trench gains at the Dardanelles, British assaults near Krithia, and Turkish trench losses with substantial enemy casualties.
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Teuton
Nicholas
Lemberg
Rawa Ruska
Poland
Tanew River
Warsaw
Pilitza River
French Ministry of Marine
Dardenelles
Krithia
Yser Canal
Arras
Oise
Argonne
Sixteen charged with riot in Shelbyville court
Sixteen men were arrested in Shelbyville Indiana on riot charges. All pleaded not guilty and trials were scheduled for Thursday July 8 by Mayor Henry Schoelch. Bonds were set at 200 dollars each. Patrolman Elmer Mark filed affidavits after a Saturday incident in which he and Reuben Brown were threatened and Brown’s custody was challenged.
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Shelbyville
Ind
Henry Schoelch
Elmer Mark
Mark
Reuben Brown
Brown
U S Deficit Near Seventy Million After 1915 Year
Washington reports the fiscal year 1915 ended with a deficit of about 69.6 million dollars. The treasury's cash balance at end of 1914 was 145 million, while the start of the new year is projected to be about 55 million.
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Washington
United States Treasury
Treasury
Thaw insanity hearing hears testimony on Evelyn Nesbit and press
Prosecutors introduce Thaws family history and alleged inherited mental strain to argue for continued confinement. Justice Hendrick denounces a newspaper interview as attempting a trial by press and presses for fair proceedings. Evelyn Nesbit Thaw is subpoenaed as the insanity hearing proceeds with Dr Mills testimony and transcript review.
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New York
Hendrick
Evelyn Thaw
Adirondadkes
Justice Hendrick
Thaw
Atel I. Smith Jr
Charlies K. Mills
University of Pennsylvania
Mills
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Matteawan
Mr. Smith
Dr. Mills
Wood Camp
Malone
N.Y
Young
Becker and
Cook
Woodpury
Becker
White
Fly Bite Causes Blood Poisoning in Anderson Worker
Anderson Ind July 1 N L Underwood a factory employee here is seriously ill with blood poisoning from a house fly bite. His left hand and arm are in such bad condition the doctor fears amputation may be necessary to save his life.
Free Methodist Church Holds Inaugural Sunday Services
Sunday school and church services will be held for the first time in the newly completed Free Methodist church at 7th and R streets. Rev. O. L. Muman will lead in pastor Bailiff’s absence. all are invited to attend.
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Free Methodist Church
7Th and R Streets
O. L. Muman
Middy Girls Club Outing to Oolitic and Local News
The Middy Girls Club members enjoyed an outing to Oolitic with lunch at Mrs Pred Kern’s home and a visit to Hoosier Stone Mills. Attendees included Madeline Kruchten Christina Kruchten Gladys Cook Bessie Thomas and Mary Ruth Shortridge. Other notes mention ill health of Richard Kern and relocations and family news from Bloomington area.
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Middy Girls Club
Oolitic
Pred Kern
Hoosier Stone Mills
Kern Wame
Madeline
Christina Kruchten
Gladys Cook
Bessie Thomas
Mary Ruth Shortridge
Appointment of Administrator for Jeanette Dickinson Estate
Notice in Lawrence County Indiana that Augustus E. Dickinson has been appointed administrator of the estate of Jeanette Dickinson deceased by the Lawrence Circuit Court. Estate believed solvent. Brooks and Brooks Attorneys.
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State of Indiana
Lawrence
Lawrence Circuit Court
Jeanette Dickinson
Lawrence County
Indiana
Executor Named for Jeanette Dickinson in Lawrence County
Augustus E. Dickinson named executor of Jeanette Dickinson estate in Lawrence County Indiana. attorneys Brooks and Brooks represent the estate and declare the estate solvent.
Notice of Administration for Priscilla Hamer Estate
The Circuit Court of Lawrence County Indiana appoints Frank Hamer as administrator of Priscilla Hamer deceased. The estate is said to be solvent. W E B Clark is attorney. May 14 w3.
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Circuit Court
Lawrence County
State of
Indiana
Priscilla Hamer
Frank Hamer
W. EB. Clark
Notice to Non-Residents in Lawrence Court Foreclosure Suit
Lawrence Circuit Court September Term 1915 notices non residents John W Shanyfelt Nellie A Shanyfelt to appear and answer mortgage foreclosure complaint. Plaintiffs Simmons Hardware Company Hibbard Spencer Bartlett & Company. Bedford Indiana. Clerk Fred E Jackson seals July 2 1915. Attorneys Brooks & Brooks.
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Lawrence
Hibbard Spencer Bartlett & Company
Simmons Hardware Company
Notice to Bond Buyers for Perry Township Gravel Road Bonds
Lawrence County Indiana treasurer invites sealed bids by 2:00 p.m. July 3 1915 to purchase 64 bonds of 323.00 each totaling 6460.00 for Perry Township gravel road construction. Bonds dated June 19 1915 pay 4 percent interest semi annually on May 11 and November 15. Bid rejection rights reserved by treasurer Earl G Short.
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Lawrence County
Indiana
Perry Township
Hannigan Rainbolt
Earl G. Short
Notice to Bidders for County Poor Asylum Supplies
The Lawrence County Indiana Board of Commissioners invites sealed proposals for supplies for the County Poor Asylum for the quarter ending September 30 1915. Bids due by 1 p m Monday July 6 1915, by classes. Requisition on file in Auditor's Office. Board may reject any or all bids. Ezra W Edwards Auditor Lawrence County Indiana. J26i1le
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Board of Commissioners
Lawrenceunty
State of
Indiana
Uly
Auditor’s
the Board of Commissioners of
Lawrence County
Ezra W. Edwards
Executor Named for Theodora Reath Estate in Indiana
State of Indiana executor of Theodora Reath deceased late of Lawrence County Robert Reed named as executor with attorney WV EK Clark listed.
Notice to non-residents in Indiana Lawrence County
Lawrence Circuit Court April Term 1915 requires Louis Beaumont to answer the complaint in Perry F. Carr vs August Dussard et al. Beaumont, a non-resident, must appear on the second day of the next term starting September 2, 1915 at Bedford Court House to plead or demur. Clerk Fred E. Jackson certifies the notice dated April 26, 1915.
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John W. Shanyfelt
Nellie A. Shanyfelt
Neldie A. Shanyfelt
Indiana
Lawrence
Court House
Bedford
State of Indiana
Lawrence County
Perry F. Carr
August Dussard
Dussard
W. S. Taylor
Louis Beaumont
Bedord
Indiana Probate Notice for David M. Brown Estate
State of Indiana executor for the estate of David M. Brown deceased states the estate is supposed to be solvent. Perry Woolery is named as the executor of the estate.
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Perry Woolery
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Courtry Shippers
U. S
American Press Association
Texton Steam Roller
Dardanelles
London
Petrograd
Berlin
Vienna
Ivanoff
Gaila Lipa
Tarnopol
Galicia
Teutons
Hendricks
Evelyn
Mody Girls Club
Richard
Louis Kern
Englewood
Joe Waldron
Campbellsburg
Ding
Fred Walters
Mary Grigsby
Edith Malott
Malott-Rehfeldt
Charles McFadden
Frank Dillman
Bloomington
Manon
G. W. White
Western Union
Virgil Fish
Lexington
Walter Fish
Stork
Evalyn Agnes
Augustus E. Dickinson
Brooks & Brooks, Attys
Brooks & Brooks
Fred E. Jackson
Theodora Reath
Robert Reed
WV EK. Clark
Idiana
David M. Brown
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