Banker Key Receives Prison Term For Forgery
Huntington Ind September 3 ex banker James M Key formerly of Andrews pleaded guilty to forgery in the Huntington circuit court. Judge Branyan sentenced him to Michigan City penitentiary two to fourteen years. Key wore a calm display and sought immediate imprisonment to begin his term.
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Huntington
Sentinel
Ind
James M. Key
Andrews
Meg
Branyan
Michigan City
Key
W. A. Mitchell
O. M. Packard
Indianapolis
Branyan & Feightner
John Branyan
Tragedy as Man Kills Wife Then Himself in New York
Miles E. German a carpenter shot his wife in the head last night and died by his own hand with the same weapon. He wounded his mother in law, and missed his six year old daughter. He swallowed laudanum to ensure death after the act amid jealousy claims.
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N. Y
Miles E. German
A. D. Hollis
Dr Krause Remanded for High Treason Charge
Former Transvaal governor Dr Krause, living in London, was charged at Bow Street with high treason under the fugitive offenders law. He was remanded for a week without bail as prosecutors cited Cape Colony information. He reportedly called the charge absurd when arrested.
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London
Krause
Johannesburg
Transvaal
Bow Street
George Lewis
Muir
Cape Colony
Dr. Krause
New East Yards and Car Shops Athletic Association Formed
A new body named the East Yards and Car Shops Athletic Association was formed with 288 paid members and aims for 300 within the week. Officers include President L F South and Treasurer T J Rodabaugh. Sub committees were named and socials planned to fund activities for the next season. The group is independent of the Pennsylvania Employees' Athletic Association.
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Athletic Association
East Yards and Car Shops Athletic Association
L. F. South
J. J. Lee
L. G. Daily
T. J. Rodabaugh
J. Schneider
Pennsylvania Employes’ Athletic Association
New Rural Mail Route No 8 Outlined
Postmaster reports official establishment of rural route No. 8 for Carrier Edwin 38. hbuwser. Service starts October 1, serving 626 people across 140 houses, spanning 35 miles and 28.25 miles long. Route 6 will shift to 30 miles, altering paths near St Joe township and Cedarville.
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Page
Edwin
Lee
Fort Wayne
Auburn
DeKalb County
Goldwater Road
Union Chapel Church
Lima Road
City
T. Joe River
St. Joe Township
St. Foe Road
Cedarville
Coldwater Road
Congressman Tawney Hurt In Golf Accident
Congressman J A Tawney of Winona was severely injured in the left leg below the knee by a golf ball struck by another club member at a St Paul golf club. He received medical attention and his condition was described as serious but not life threatening.
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St, Paul, Minn
J. A. Tawney
Winona
Player to Be Confined to Bed for Week
A player will be confined to bed for at least a week after sustaining an injury during play.
Funeral for Brig. Gen. William Ludlow in New York
Funeral services for Brig. Gen. William Ludlow who died of consumption at Convent New Jersey were held at Trinity Church New York with Rev. Edward H C Goodwin officiating. The body will be cremated at Fresh Pond Long Island and ashes interred at Oakdale. Army officers accompanied mourners including Mrs Ludlow Admiral Nicoll Ludlow and Mrs C A Griscom. Detachments met the cortege at Hoboken and escorted it through streets lined with spectators who saluted.
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New York
William Ludlow
Convent
N. J
Trinity Church
Edward H. C. Goodwin
Governor ¢ Island
Fresh Pond
L. I
Oakdale
Judge halts civil service probe in Joyce case
Judge Hancey issued a writ of certiorari to stay further action by the civil service commission. The order requires the commission to bring records to court and to stop proceedings while Lieutenant Joyce’s discharge dispute is reviewed. The petition claims excess of the commission’s legal powers in removing Joyce from the force.
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Chicago
Hancey
Civil Service Commission
City Detective Bureau
Joyce
County grants liquor license to Eeloonkeeper
County commissioners approved a liquor license for Eeloonkeeper this afternoon. They reported no prior objections and that the record shows at most one conviction for liquor law violation.
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E Eloonkeeper
Chainmakers Go Out in York Strike Over Wages
About one hundred chainmakers at Standard Chain Co plants in York walk out over a wage scale dispute. Workers seek parity with eastern plants. the firm operates locations in York Harrisburg Carlisle Pittsburgh Trenton Columbus and Marion and all workers are said to be striking.
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York
Standard Chain Company
Harrisburg
Carlisle
Pittsburg
Trenton
N. J
Columbus
Ohio
Marion
Ind
Satan
Uvierers
Desishryi
Enarihe
Dinteas Cape
Sahey Laity
Sean Querer
Markets drift as wheat and corn struggle amid dull trade
Wheat and corn trades showed near standstill with limited outside demand. December wheat fell to 7 1/2 cents, rebounded on covering amid steady receipts from Minneapolis and Duluth. Chicago futures for corn opened higher on strong cables, then eased, with mixed day closes across grains and provisions.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Duluth
Sgelver
Butter Cheese And Eggs Market Report
Chicago markets show butter steady at 14 1914c and 18 17c daily ranges. Cheese steady with varieties at 33c for twins and 1014 10 éc for daisies. Eggs steady at 14c.
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Chicago
Young Americas
Chicago Livestock Trade Harsh, Cattle and Hogs Mixed
Chicago markets report cattle receipts at 6500 with 1500 Texans and 1000 westerns. Steers priced from 4.25 to 5.50 for various grades. hogs receipts 24000 with next day 29000 expected and market 5 to 10 cents lower.
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Chicago
Calver
Texas
Toledo Markets Report September Prices
Wheat steady with No 2 cash and Sept at 73 57 cents. Corn active with Sept 57.1 cents and Dec 56.3 cents. Oats dull with Sept 35 34 cents and Dec 36 14 cents. Rye No 2 at 53 14 cents. Cloverseed very dull with prime Oct at 9.60 dollars. Oil market unchanged.
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Toledo
New York Markets Mixed Trade Reports
New York market notes show flour receipts at 54,016 barrels with 3,100 packages sold, while wheat receipts total 484,000 bushels. Market activity remains steady and unchanged across state and western ranges.
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New York
Henze Gets a License
William Henze secures a license as a resident of Clinton Street. The brief notice confirms his authorized status without detailing the license type or issuing authority.
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Henze
William Henze
Clinton Street
Market notes show gains on corn and grains amid strong demand
Receipts and prices move higher across commodities led by corn and oats as market opens firm on good demand from shorts and overseas firmness. Rye remains steady while beef pork lard butter and sugar show varied but steady trends. eggs and coffee hold near steady levels.
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New York
F. E
State
Pennsylvania
Rio
Fort Wayne Market Prices Report September 4
Fort Wayne markets list grain and commodity prices including flour Spring wheat 3.75 to 4.00 per barrel, winter 3.50 to 3.75, corn meal bolted 1.25 to 1.40 per cwt, oats 34 cents, rye 50 cents, flax seed 8 to 1.25, barley 35 to 45 cents, wool and hides prices, shorts 16 dollars per ton, middlings 17 dollars, pork on foot 5.75 to 5.85, cattle 4.25 to 4.50, sheep 33 cents per head, lambs 43 cents per pound.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Graham
CITY HAY MARKET PRICES AND PRODUCE RATES
Timothy-New prices range 10.00 to 11.00 for hay. Clover and mixed hay sell 6.00 to 9.00. Wheat and oat straw 4.00 to 5.00. Butter varies 17 to 22 cents. Eggs 12 to 13 cents. Lard 8 cents per pound. Chickens old 6 to 17 cents, dressed 10 cents. Potatoes 1.05 to 1.10 per bushel. Honey 14 to 18 cents. Apples 25 to 30 cents per bushel. Onions 60 to 65 cents.
Rival Interurban Lines Fight Over Richmond to Portland Route
Winchester Ind Sept 3 A struggle erupts between Eastern Indiana Traction and Mills Interurban for the right of way on a proposed line from Richmond through Chester Fountain City Lynn Snow Hill Wood's Station Winchester Ridgeville to Portland. Eastern Indiana Traction led by Peter Schwab offers to bear damages lawsuits from Mills if farmers yield rights of way already secured by Mills. Farmers have largely complied and Schwab plans to start construction soon.
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Winchester
Ind
Eastern Indiana Traction Company
Mills Interurban Company
Richmond
Chester
Fountain City
Lynn
Snow Hill
Wood’s Station
Ridgeville
Mount Pleasant
Portland
Peter Schwab
Miller Company
Schwab Company
Hinshaw Goes Back After Parole Visit
William E. Hinshaw, paroled by the governor for ten days to visit his aged parents near Snowhill, returned to the prison Saturday night with a guard. His father is mentally affected, but Hinshaw believes he recognized him. The visit relieved the family and may aid his father’s restoration. Nearby, Raymond Bueter broke his arm after falling from a tree. Dr. John Schilling treated him.
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Winchester
Ind
William E. Hinshaw
Snowhill
Norch
Hinshaw
el Hinshaw
Raymond Bueter
New Haven
Iohn Schilling
The Gospel Booth and Olive Branches Sermon
A preacher uses Nehemiah to describe building a gospel booth with olive pine palm and other branches as a symbol of peace health usefulness and steadfast faith. He urges peace with God and man evergreen religion and total consecration to God for a victorious Christian life.
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Bat Iawestrie
Mount Calvary
Earth
Alps
Himalayas
Christ
Jesus Christ
Brother
Getter
Adi
Downia
Van
Dave
Bel Parcs
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