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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1909
Page
8
In the park’s ice and social whirl, Mathilde, Stewart, and Norman navigate a tense day. Mathilde confides a secret to a trusted ally while contending with a looming public scandal and a precarious marriage facade amid skating rounds and quiet alibis.
The Chicago weekly review notes strong trade activity during Taft era gatherings. Railroads report rising gross earnings while lake vessel contracts boost shipbuilding. Grain markets rise with corn shipments and flour rebounds. Steel and pig iron demand grows. manufacturing expands with job gains and higher output. Failures fall to 25 in Chicago district.
New York figures indicate stronger wholesale and jobbing demand with larger industrial output and better collections. Agricultural progress improves except cotton, retail and heavy demand segments boosted by warm weather, while export trade in main agricultural products remains weak. US business failures rise to 198 for the week ending Sept 1 with Canada at 39.
The notice lists per city price ranges for cattle hogs and sheep in Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Detroit and more. It includes wheat corn oats rye hay butter eggs and potatoes with varying No 2 and standard grades and unit prices.
The body of Mrs. Lottie Huff Bluff of Evansville was found in Pigeon Creek with a wound over the heart. Police and coroner weigh murder versus suicide after a two week disappearance from Campbell Street. A note received the day before remains unread, and kin recall a quarrel with her husband as investigators press for answers.
George A. Astry deputy grand commander and past state commander of the Knights of the Maccabees was found dying in his Indianapolis barn by police. He said the bullets near his heart were self inflicted and blamed years of paralysis and loss of means for his act.
Joseph Ghoever of Terre Haute Printing Company found a package on a sidewalk containing 300 dollars from the Cincinnati sub-treasury addressed to Sullivan National Bank. The money, lost by an express wagon driver, was restored to the bank.
Mrs Russell Sage offers 500 000 if the Northwest Indiana Methodist conference church raises the same amount by January 1910. The American Bible Society will oversee distribution worldwide. Also reports a buggy accident in Martinsville injuring Mrs Barnard and her child during a rainstorm. Nelson Wilson of Vincennes is killed by lightning at Lawrenceville while diving from a buggy. John Stevens of Spencer County dies instantly after falling from a silo.
Alva Woods aged 21 drowned at the old Rappite dam on the Wabash River at New Harmony while swimming with companions. Paris J. Cox, longtime minister of Friends Church in Laporte, will enter the Methodist ministry. After five months of wrangling, Knox county commissioners set September 30 to aid a local option election in Knox county.
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