Attractive suit assortment in Indianapolis at $17.75 to $45
The advertisement highlights a wide range of fabrics including rough tussahs satin foulards and messalines in plain colors and patterns. It touts over two dozen suit styles in serge pro lana and worsteds with soft peau de cygne linings and Princess or high-cut skirts. Monday introduces two satin foulard dress styles with net yoke and soutache trim, as part of a largest collection yet for afternoon wear at bargain prices.
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Indianapolis
Tears of Wife Move Sheriff to Free Brammel in Indiana
In Marion Indiana on April 5 a sobbing wife with two young children appealed to Sheriff George to release Jade Brammel who had served only a few hours of a 28 day jail term for intoxication and inability to pay a fine. Prosecutor Glawsen ordered Brammel released after the appeal from his wife.
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Marion
Ind
Jade Brammel
Moon
Fairmount
Brammel
Fairmount Court
George
Glawsen
Commercial Phenomenon Lou Shank Builds a Furniture Empire
A provincial tale traces Lou Shank from a 240 loan and a small room at 231 Be Washington to a five story central store at 339 E Washington with auction rooms and large storage warehouses. Partners Carlin H Shank and Oscar Lee join as the Shank Furniture and Storage Co grows through shipping, moving vans, and bulk acquisitions to offer low prices and terms beyond competition. Lou Shank emerges as a prominent local business figure with a wide distribution network across the United States.
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Washington Street
E. Washington Street
Shank Furniture and Storage Company
Lou Shank
Carlin H. Shank
Oscar Lee
Lou’ Shank
Mense
New Jersey Street
Vie Foo
Wardington Street
Garret
Chicago
United States
Lou Shanks
Monkey Grabs Woman at Engine House in Marion
In Marion Indiana on April 5 while Mr and Mrs Charles Lockwood watched caged monkeys at the central fire department house a monkey grabbed Mrs Lockwood by the hair. She screamed as her husband freed her. she was not seriously hurt.
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Marion
Ind
Charles Lockwood
Central Fire Department
Mrs. Lockwood
Lockwood
Oratorical Contests May Be Discontinued
North Salem Ind April 5 The North Salem Herald notes that leaders in Hendricks county education consider discontinuing oratorical contests. The piece likens the issue to football banishment, citing rivalries that verge toward physical injures and threaten school harmony.
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North Salem
Ind
North Salem Herald
Hendricks County
City Births and Notices Records Start at Local Registry
The city records births listing Ed and Anna Peck on 422 W Seventeenth rear with a boy, and multiple other families with newborns including Abramson, Gorcick, Worden, Carter, Hagley, Wacker, Patterson, Laffey, Ivory Folxworthy, Vollrath, Kemn, Reitz, Mertz, Flora, Thornton, Billing, Groseh, Geddes, English, Williams, and Ruth Flora with illnesses noted. Marriage licenses show many couples, and building permits include Dr W T Hoag, Sarah Yargen, Harry Day, Robert Duncan, Union Grimes, Albert Brens, I G Bedenbaugh, W C Hoffman, R D Brent with various properties and valuations.
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Ed and
Anna Peck
W. Seventeenth Street
Louis and
Rosa Abramson
Meridian Street
Simon and
Alice Gorcick
Mulberry Street
Frederick and
Martha Worden
Douglas Street
Manly and
Mary Carter
Brookside Avenue
Emmanuel and
Josephine Hagley
Oxford Street
Charles and
Elizabeth Wacker
Parkway Boulevard
James and
Margaret Patterson
Hiawatha Street
Miles and
Mary
Reed Davis Scoby
Rhea Lucile McCool
James E. Moore
Blanche L. McGuire
William Nelson
Hattie B. Washington
Chauncey M. D. Scotton
Norris M. Button
DeWitt C. Powner
Anna Parker
William E. Pryor
Alta L. Keesiing
Arthur TL. Sendra
Birdella Brevenbright
Harvey P. Meyers
Beulah DeGruler
Harry A. DeHaven
Lillian G. Fielder
Broadway
Albert Brens
Tremont
I. G. Bedenbaugh
Clifton Street
W. C. Hoffman
Minerva
R. D. Brent
Gracetland Avenue
Wall Street Opens With Strength in Early Trading
New York April 5 The stock market showed surprising strength at the opening with first sales mostly higher by 4 to a point. Initial prices were often the peak, a few recessions noted as the first 15 minutes passed. Union Pacific rose 1 point on 5500 shares, Third Avenue jumped 14% then trimmed a point. Governments steady, other bonds firm.
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New York
Union Pacific
Third Avenue
Pittsburg Live Stock Market Report April 5 1900
Cattle receipts number 110 this week versus 95 last Monday with market slow and lower. Prices span from common to prime fat cattle and oxen with fresh cows and springers noted. Sheep and calves receipts light with steady demand and ranges for prime wethers and lambs listed. veal calves and heavy calves priced across multiple grades.
Indianapolis Grain Prices and Shipments Report
The Indianapolis grain market lists mixed bids for Wheat and Corn with multiple No 2 red and No 3 white entries, along with through billing notes and various yellows. Inspections show 39 total cars, with No 3 yellow and mixed entries among others, and hay movements noted by car counts.
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Indianapolis
Billig
Whiet J L
Hifine
Bilée
Fae
Cotec
Ustae
Thraugha Biling
Stic
Somale
Hay
St Timathys
Cincinnati Market Report April Hog and Cattle Receipts
Cincinnati market notes show hog receipts around 4,494 with steady packers and hog prices near 35.50 to 5.80 for light hogs and 4.50 to 5.75 for pigs. Cattle receipts 1,516, market quiet with slight declines. bulls, calves, and veal weaker. Sheep and lambs receipts 25 with lambs strong and sheep steady.
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Cincinnati
Indianapolis Market Report Gives Mixed Hog Prices and Steady Sheep
Best hogs at 7.40 on the yards in Indianapolis show a top of 7.40 with most hogs selling 6.85 to 7.25 amid a smaller hog supply. Cattle receipts meet or exceed usual levels but trend weaker than last week. steers range around 515 to 635 for various weights. Sheep and lamb arrivals are steady with best spring lambs at 14.00 and cold sheep at 5.00, prices overall steady versus last week.
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Indianapolis
Chicago Live Stock at Union Stock Yards on April 5
Hogs receipts 40,000 market weak to slightly lower. Mixed and butchers 6.70 to 7.15, good heavy 7.10 to 7.20, rough heavy 6.70 to 6.95, pigs 5.60 to 6.40, bulk 7.00 to 7. Gaiden receipts 3,000 steady to lower. Beeves 4.60 to 7.20, cows and heifers 2.40 to 6.25, stockers and feeders 4.75 to 5.50, Texans 4.75 to 5.90, calves 6.50 to 3.00. Sheep receipts 95,000 ease lower. Sheep 4.75 to 6.65, lambs 5.75 to 8.30.
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Cess
Chicago
Union
East Buffalo cattle market slips with steady veals and hogs
East Buffalo market receipts 3642 cattle and 3000 veals show slow cattle trading at 2 cent drop. prime steers reach 6.60 to 6.70, feeding and cow ranges listed. Sheep and lambs total 16000 with lambs up to 9.50, yearlings 7.50, ewes 5.75 to 6.00. hogs 13000 with Yorkers 7.00 to 7.35, pigs 6.60 to 6.75, heavies 7.35 to 7.40.
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East Buffalo
N. Y
Indianapolis Wagon Market Prices Listed by Rouse Bros
The Indianapolis wagon market notes current prices for new corn, shelled oats, sheaf oats, timothy, new clover, mixed hay, wheat straw, and oats straw. Each item shows bid and ask ranges with oats and hay valued per unit and location at 130 Kentucky avenue.
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Indianapolis
Rouse Bros
Kentucky Avenue
Itic
Indianapolis Produce Exchange Poultry Prices Notice
Market listing from Indianapolis Produce Exchange shows live poultry items including eggs fresh butter country turkeys ducks live hens geese and other poultry terms with varied pricing indications. The fragmentary ad references standard commodities traded and appears in a trade section.
Lutheran meeting at Germania hall April 7
The German Mutual Fire Insurance company of the Lutheran churches will hold its annual meeting at Germania hall on Wednesday evening, April 7.
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German Mutual Fire Insurance Company
The
Lutheran Churches
Germania Hall
Catch Five Fish in Busseron Greek Catch Five Fish in Busseron Greek
Vincennes Indiana April 3 Warr Chaney Hugh Emison Walter Duffy and William Propes returned from Busserd creek north of here with a string of 18 bass and crappies. The fish were fine and ranged from half a pound to a pound and a half. Duffy earlier in the week landed a bass over three and a half pounds.
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Vincennes
Ind
Warr Chaney
Hugh Emison
Walter Duffy
William Propes
Busserd Creek
Here
T Sport
Duffy
Ki M'Coy Plans to Own Racing Stars with Sloane
Ki McCoy the famed fighter and his wife with Baroness dHeckeren arrived from Paris and head for London. He will join Ted Sloane to race a string of horses he and Norman Selby will own together. The move marks another push into the racing world by the controversial figure.
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Ki M'Coy
New York
Ki McCoy
Finnegan
d’Heckeren
Paris
London
Ted Sloane
Norman Selby
Othewise Kid McCoy
Latonia Stakes Set to Open May Spring Meet
Cincinnati Ohio April 5 The Latonia stakes have finally opened and nine events will be run during the spring meeting which starts May 3 and lasts three days Entries for the stakes close on April 1 The familiar Latonia races include the Derby Oaks Trophy Merchants and Brewers Exchange Decoration Handicap Harold and Chlosetta Stakes and the Cincinnati Hotel Handicap
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Cincinnati, O
Nap Juniors Beat Empire Theater 11 to 4 in Fast Game
In a rapid Sunday afternoon contest at Diamond No 2 Garfield Park the Nap Juniors defeated the Empire theater ball team 11 to 4. Empire seeks fast 18 19 year old teams in the city or state and invites teams to contact Albert Haines at the Empire theater to arrange games.
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Empire
Garfield Park
Nap
Empire Theater
Albert Haines
Chicago Cash Grain Market Report Early April Prices
Chicago cash grain figures list Wheat varieties with bids from No. 2 red to No. 3 spring, ranging about $1.15 to $1.32 per bushel. Cash corn shows No. 3 and white/yellow grades around 66 to 67 cents. Oats quotes include No. 3 white near 44 to 64 cents, standard around 56 to 57 cents. May futures for Wheat and Corn ere around $1.21 and $0.67 respectively. Pork, Lard, and Hogs bids shown for May and July contracts with specific price points.
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Chicago
Y A. W. Thomsons
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Elizabeth English
Owen G. Williams
Capitol Avenue
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Samuel Thornton
Ralston Avenue
Frank J W. Yearger
City Hospital
Oscar J. Billing
Saunders Street
Katherine Groseh
Lincoln Street
Augusta Geddes
Ural Street
Wall Street
Pittsburg
Tullye
Tony
Krell
Lee Willard Upright
Maogany
Aed Byrne
Helier
Fact Price
Org
ISVS
J. P. Hale
Pvereteurs
Carling
William E. Kroll
Bweearncus
Lorillard and Rancocas Farm
Pierre Lorillard, SR
Pierre Lorillard, JR
L. A. Barnes
Rancocas Farm
Latonia
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