Easter Eggs and Market Talk Sunday Ledger Report
The piece surveys egg markets ahead of Easter noting New York wholesale prices around 11 to 14 cents and regional supply trends from Indiana North Carolina and Ohio. It discusses Canada’s impact on pricing and a shift to ice house fruit while detailing theft and arrest news from Indianapolis with John Lawrence’s capture and pending murder trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Job
Leavittepurg
New York
Ittsburg
J. B. Budd & Co
Canada
United States
Indiana
South
North Oarolina
Texas
Shenandoah Valley
Eastern Shore
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
Minnesota
Dakota
Michigan
Iowa
New York State
New York City
I Peianapolis
Ilinois
J. E. Budd & Co
Bowa
Germany
Holland
Norway
France
Conspiracy in Czars Life Leads to Suicide Note
A St Petersburg dispatch reports a man who died by his own action confessed a plot against the czar. He and accomplices drew lots to decide who would kill the czar. the writer drew the death lottery and killed himself. The letter listed accomplices who have been arrested.
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London
St. Petersburg
Daily Telegraph
Rousing Benefit Night At Indianapolis Opera Houses
Park-Reuben Club presents a benefit for firemen at the English opera house and Grand for the Judi Opera Company with Faust Carmen Rigoletto Win Tell Mignon and Freischutz in repertoire. Newsboys pay 10 cents to the gallery and the box office opens Tuesday for reserved seats. The program features Riley and Mrs Seguin-Wallace with a strong local chorus and a 60 member orchestra.
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Dickson & Talbott
Grand of the
Judi Opera Company
Indianapolis
Lyra
Wolechner
Riley
Europa
Miunnerchor — Society
Barus
Plymouth Church
Moeridian-st. M. B
James Whitcomb Riley
Seguin-Wallace
Love
Leon Bailey
Edna Burke
Chicago
Mr. Riley
Paving Exposition Showcases Oily Talkers and Bricks
The first paving exposition fills the auditorium with exhibits from 24 foot tables. Asphalt firms from Chicago New York and Columbus display sheets, base materials and finished pavements while competitors tout brick and granite options. Attendees include city and state officials and visiting delegates with evening concerts promised.
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Tomlinson
Indianapolis
Western Paving and Supply Company
Chicago
Barber and
Warren- Scharf Companies
New York
Torrey
Warren-Scharf Company
Barker
Shearer
Hach
Charles Handmen
Southern Granite Company
Cincinnati
W. M. Graham
Ohio Paving Company
Clyde- Dali
Columbus
Sy. Gravan
Capt. Torray
Galesburg
Brick and Terra Cotta Company
Toa Encausticila Works
Pennsylvania Lines
Dilsonite Payving Company
Dearing & Niermenn
Commercial Club
Board of Trade
Col. Lilly
Catterson
J. W. Ayer
Brazil Board of Trade
Stanley B. Walker
O. K E. Asbury
Ft. Higginsville
E. M. Pike
Chenoa, Ill
C. H. Bun
Against Foreign Labor at PirrspurG Mills
In the last fortnight over 200 foreign laborers have arrived here intensifying opposition to cheap labor. A labor leader urged the crowd to oppose foreign immigration, claiming low wages and job losses for American workers are due to the influx, and his remarks were met with loud approval.
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Pirrspurg
Fist Fight Over Levy Ends in Court Fine
Constable John Moore warned Isaac G. Clark of levy on his property for an unsettled judgment. A dispute led to a general fist fight between Clark and Moore. Judge Sullivan fined Clark ten dollars and costs in police court, but Clark appealed to the criminal court.
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John Moore
Issac G. Clark
Sullivan
Clark
Criminal Court
Aid appeal and veterans inspection in Jeffersonville
An appeal for aid was issued to the country Tuesday to help cyclone victims in Jeffersonville. The national headquarters of the Sons of Veterans was inspected, with high-ranking officers in blue coats and bright buttons. Senior officials praised the inspection team, noting notable figures Marvin E. Ball Henry Frazer and Col. A. M. Applegat. Will Eats by Wire reports New York involvement and Mount Halstead’s relocation to edit a paper by wire.
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Jeffersonville
Enapectol
Sons of Veterane
Bookwalter
Homan
Griffin
Emile
Marvin E. Ball
Hillsdale
Mich
Henry Frazer
Hall
Col. A. M. Applegat
Tecumseh
Neb
Tey
Will
New York
fSpt
the Starways
Mount Halstead
To Kight to Finisa Fight in April Ring Plans
Unclear OCR fragment mentions San Francisco and April 1 with references to a fight plan. Details are fragmented, names and places are unreadable, cannot determine exact event or participants.
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Kight
Finisa
San Francisco
iSoul
D. FB
Heractana Latilancne
The
Marias
Een
Rage
Ainish
yuYu
Controversial Trial Notes Amid Local Court Actions
The report covers Judge Howe handling varied cases including Mande Be and Hopwood advising until Friday, a secretary of state clerk's humor, and Brig Gen Bookwalter chasing a man. It mentions a Kentucky man Patterson predicting a cyclone before hanging, plus divorce petitions, indictments for forgery, and local election logistics with mail delivery and polling guidance.
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Young
Judge Howe
Mande
Hopwood
Charley Thurber
Secretary of State
Bookwalter
Brock
Tim
Biadog
Capital City
Brighton Beach
Thurday
Charley Polster
W. B. Allen
Lewia Lorg
Nancy
Ted
Healew
North Side Rssidanta
Charles Anderson
Mumby
Chargve
Irvin
John McCord
James Russell
Lawrence Township
Frank P. New
J. H. Deery
Brown
Page
Robert Dickey
Louievilla
Tanner
Patterson
Sports notes on baseball and prizefights of the era
Baseball scenes unfold with St. Louis Browns decline and Rochester growth, Washington’s new team triumphing, and predictions about league schedules. Prizefight training updates feature Muldoon and Sullivan, plus race results at Guttenberg and bets on Nerner’s Bonner stake. Local real estate transfers, legal ruling on Miller versus the city, royal and political tidbits from Europe, and a federal obituary close the item.
Undertaker Buchanan Recalls Louisville Cyclone Fates
J Buchanan of Flanner and Buchanan with helper Norris aided in Louisville after the cyclone. They treated victims at Dougherty and Keenan’s rooms and helped at the False City ball collapse site. Five girls from a laundry near the Louisville hotel were buried together. Funeral crowds overwhelmed streets and streetcars.
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Buchanan
J. Buchanan
Flanner & Buchanan
Mr. Norris
Louisville
Christian Miller
Dougherty & Keepan
Dougherty & Keenan
Mia
Colen
Mrs. McLaughlin
Rice
Eaddest
Levaraan
Knights and Ladies of Honor
Flood Continues to Rise Along River Downsouth
Gl0ony Tenn April 1 Spl 1 Information from down the river reports Tuesday morning shows widening crevasses and thousands of acres of ground submerged. No confirmed word of loss of life at Greenville and Austin. The C road at Austin is flooded for 25 miles as rain stops but river still rises with more water expected from above.
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Mfuvais
Tenn
Greenville
Austin
Town Topics and Oddities From the City
Election inspectors and judges are appointed by the county commissioner this week as township polls open next Monday. A peculiar note on a Adiogenious device and disconnection tricks by railroad engineers appears amid local odds and ends. Dr. Lucas of Central Christian Church cites scripture on All Fools Day. A real estate man Prather speculates on unexpected events. A glass window is struck by a stray piece of iron near his office, head injured. A marketplace crowd gathers for a Wasson sale despite installment plans. shoppers frustrated by doors barred. A large queue forms in the street as buyers push to purchase bargains and ribbons. Carl Moller promotes gilt wallpaper price declines at 16% E Washington St.
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Dail
Dr. Lucas
Central Christian Church
S. Meridian
Wasson
Firesale
Lazarus City Tornado Relief in Louisville Fronts
Louisville endures after a severe tornado with 2,500 homes wrecked and widespread suffering. Relief committees urge financial help as snow and rising water threaten lives, while thieves loot church victims. City crews clear streets, restore travel, and brace for possible water famine.
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Cincinnati
the Enquirer
Louisville
Citizens’ Relief Committee
Eed Chricken
Hoy
A. Barnwall
St. John Episcopal
Myra
Bernwell
Barnwell
Lovimsvile
Sps
Aldermen Meet and Court Moves Noted in Local Update
The city aldermen held an afternoon meeting to approve appropriation and temporary loan ordinances. A change of venue was sought in the Sample Loftin vs. Mary suit over a $3,000 school fund loan. In Carroll Iowa, a wife shot her husband after a quarrel. Railroads report heavy snow delays in St Louis with concurrent office moves and staff arrivals at Union depot. J O Ewan named superintendent of transportation on the Monon. Norbert Landgraf moved to North Pennsylvania Street.
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Supreme Court
Catherine A. Miller
Indianapolis
Circuit Court
Board of Aldermen
Sample Loftin
Charles J. Mary
John KE
Sullivan
Howe
Superior Court
Carroll
Stanley Wilcox
Wilcox
St. Louis
Big Four
Union Depot
Cleveland
C. N. Atkinson
Peek
Supt
van Winkle
Baltline
Turreff
J. O. Ewan
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John Lawrence
Oscar Johnson
Louteville
Thornton
Cates Splan
Brazil
McAfee
Col. Voorhis
T. D. Lincoln
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Archbishop Parcell
PRR
Wes
South Yard
Frank Bird
Sather Tom
Ozar
Park
Reuben Glue
Cyclorama
Atlanta
Qie Bull
Mozirt
Mendelssohn
Fair Parepa
Carl
Ladder
Asa
Boston
North St
Jefersonviz
Gotham © Labs
Fugillsatic
John B. Day
St. Louis Browns
Bate
Evansvilles
Rochester
Washington
New York Brotherhood
Rosie
Gothamites
Andy Sommera
Brotherhood
League
Eo. Beatin
Kansas Citys
Peter Jackson
Jake Kilrain
Jack Dsmpsey
California Athletic Club
Eene
Putland
Muldoon
Mike Cleary
Hot Springs
Hd. Smith
Denver
Allegany County
Guttenberg
Clay Stockton
Zulu
Teddington
Capulin
Battersby
Ralph Black
Flrat
Lotion
Mney
Flambeau
Marvin
Sunal
Bonner
Dirt Dickers
Adoph Kahn
G. H. Carter
Broadway
Seventh-st
M. H. Spades
Roosevelt Block
Sun Office
Joseph A. Rink
Warren Tate
Woodruff Place
Byram & Cornelius
Alea
Lonnoy
William
Albvin
Roberts
Michigan City
Alvin J. Hovey
Rowan Pead
WasHinaTon
C. Rowan
U. S
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Carl Moller's
Washington St
Norbert Landgraf
Toto North
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