Fuller Faces Off In Old fashioned Oneup War
In a local card tourney described with period slang, John Wocher bests Fuller in a ten round contest full of bluster and bravado. Spectators, including Dickson, Talbott, Romeo Johnson, and others, watched as Fuller used a bold ace gambit that backfired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eit House
John Wocher
Heeuller
High Ohn
Fuller
Henry Talbott
George Dickson
Romeo’ Johnson
Wacer
Fam
Dickson & Talbott
Aoa
Jack
Wocher
Puller
Opponents debate naval bill as Quay case looms in Senate
The April 14 report notes the Quay case will take priority in the Senate next week, with Lodge delaying action on the Philippine bill until Quay is settled. Hoar will oppose the administration’s policy, while Burrows and others voice a close contest. The House plans to take up the naval appropriation bill for four days, examining armor costs and ship construction details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Quay
Senate
Lodge
Hoar
Burrows
Editorial Exaggerates Exodus Over Confession Clause
In Chicago on April 14 the Presbyterian church organ comments on Rev. Newell Dwight Hillis dismission. It imagines a grand procession of brains culture and charity if Presbyterians leave over a clause in the confession. The piece likens departures to ships and a naval parade, joking about commissioning Hillis to lead a launch to welcome professors aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Interior
Middle West
Dewey Diy
Hillis
Striking Dagoes Defy Sheriff at Croton Dam Stand-off
A 600 Italian laborer strike at Croton dam near Sing Sing defies Sheriff Molloy with armed workers and supportive wives. They hold the Bowery road to the dam, threaten to blow the dam, and clash with 200 deputies amid fears of militia deployment. Two deputies are injured. strikers claim demand-driven action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sing Sing
Croton Dam
Molloy
Berwyck
Boyle
White Plains
Bowery
Travels of Two Thugs Suspected in Stout Murder
Police in Indianapolis Cincinnati and St Louis link two suspected killers to the death of John B. Stout on March 10. Six men are held in Cincinnati on charges tied to the case, with information tracing the suspects from Cincinnati to St Louis and back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Divorce grants and contested separations reported
A court granted a divorce to a man from Maud Gibbs described as colored after she allegedly claimed W status with a child though never married. Another divorce granted to a man from Frank Ich for failure to provide and abandonment. A third divorce granted to J Lorenzo A from Junnia Btew amid accusations of immorality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud iGibbs
Superior Court
Frankich
J Lorenzo A
Junnia
Boy Pedestrian Hit by Street Car Killed in Wayne
Ray Johnson age 12 was struck by a street car in Wayne Indiana Saturday morning and killed instantly. His mother is seriously ill with heart trouble.
Cobb Will Bequeaths 3875 000 for Chicago Charity
The will of Silas B. Cobb probated in Chicago provides 3875 000 for charitable purposes. The document details an estate valued at 3 500 000.
Anderson Farmer Joan Mears Dies Suddenly
Anderson Indiana April 14 Joan Mears wealthy farmer collapsed Saturday morning from heart failure.יע
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Ind
Joan &. Mears
Unclear OCR Chronicle Notes From Various Locations
Fragmentary report mentions a Dr Cocke Had suicide in Boston, a physician from New York named Gould receiving fetters weekly, and a New York man Guthrie injured after a horse fall. Also references transport Sumner to Manta and Oconee Illinois fire injuries plus vague wealth and farm notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fae Bart
Oconee
Ransport
Sumner
Manta
Gibraltar
Aniclans
Boston
Cocke
Jen
Gould
New York
Guthrie
Christian Lis
Dispatch
Labor Union Seeks Central HQ in Auditorium
A Central labor union committee met with Indiana museum promoters at the Commercial club Friday night and endorsed locating the central headquarters on the top floor of the auditorium. They plan to house the union library and individual rooms for each union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Union
Indiana Commercial Museum and Auditorium
Commercial Club
Man Burned Attending Basement Furnace at Local Store
Thomas Owens of 209 West South Street suffered severe burns to hands face and eyes while tending a basement furnace at the Singer Sewing Machine Co store 126 West Washington Street on Saturday morning. Physicians fear inhalation injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Owens
W. South St
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Washington St
Patch Transferred Skin After Foundry Burn
John Miller, a Black man, burned his foot at a Muncie foundry a month ago. Dr Karchner of the City Dispensary transplanted three large skin pieces from his leg to the injured foot on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Miller
Muncie
Dr. Karchner
City
First practical test of liquid air as refrigerator agent
San Bernardino California April 14 The first practical test of liquid air as a refrigerating agent began Friday. Of 250 cars of fruit started over the Santa Fe railroad for Kansas City by the Pomona fruit company seven use liquid air. Each car will consume one bottle a day. If the experiment is successful it means a vast saving to shippers and increases car capacity by one sixth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Bernardino
Cal
Kansas City
Pomona Fruit Company
Couple Jun 10 1915 Married by Volunteer Minister
Thomas Gibbs and Minnie C. Lewis aged 50 and 20 were wed in the police matron’s office on Saturday by Rev. Wm. Wheeler. Matron Gregoire was bridesmaid and Sergeant Scheigert best man. The pair were arrested Friday for living together on Blakest. Gibbs obtained a license Friday but lacked $1 to pay. Upon learning they could marry for free, they expressed great joy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Gibbs
Minnie C. Lewis
Wm. Wheeler
Gregoire
Scheigert
Blakest
Gibbs
Rev. Wheeler
Big Smash-Up of Bicycles Reported by Crowd
A newsboy described a large bicycle crash at a busy intersection, with 30 40 bikes piled on the curb space. Ed Stern of the National Bicycle Company handled secondhand wheels taken in exchange, offering bicycles in varied condition and price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania and
Chiosts
Ed Stern
National Bicycle Company
Rubber Drive Aids Hope Circle Members
Rubber donated by the King's daughters was collected Friday and Saturday by the Frank Bird transfer company for the Hope circle. Old pavershoes tires hoses and rubber in all forms were dumped into barren ls in groceries and drugstores as prices rose to 14.14 cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Circle
King’s Daughters
Frank Bird Transfer Company
Easter Sabbath School Service at Meridian Street Church
The Meridian Street M E church Sabbath school holds an Easter service at 9 45 with Mrs May Donnan telling the Easter story. Dr Quayle will dedicate the cradle for the cradle roll and Miss Rose Scott will sing a solo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabbath School of
Meridian St. M. E
May Donnan
Quayle
Rose Scott
Washington Whiffs Militia Budget Update
The House committee on militia on Friday set the annual militia allotment for the states at 1 million dollars, up from 400 thousand. Lizut Gilmore, captured by the Filipinos, is named executive officer of the cruiser Prairie, to operate in the Atlantic and gulf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Committee On
Lizut. Gilmore
Prairie
Atlantic
Gulf
Cabinet discusses Puerto Rican affairs in Friday session
WIRE TIPS reports a Friday cabinet discussion on Puerto Rican affairs. other items include engineer Lipton killed in a wreck at Alto Texas. Chicago ice dealers form a trust and raise prices. Ohio legislature may grant Toledo centennial $500000. a Chicago domestic Miss Lizzie Pender inherits $30000 from a New York uncle. Mrs Relda Moore 60 Williamsburg Kentucky dies fighting forest fire. Walter Wentworth 75 Detroit seeks to sell his body after selling twice for $100 with dying doctors. in Frankfort Kentucky circuit court amended petitions of Democratic minor state officers against Republicans were dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lipton
Alto
Tex
Chicago
Ohio
Toledo
Lizzie Pender
New York
Relda Moore
Williamsburg
Walter Wentworth
Detroit
Mich
Frankfort
Atate
Lead-Pipe Cinch in Hoagland Car Collision Suit
Attorney Latta presides over a damage suit against the street car company by Wm A Hoagland for 200 damages to horses and wagon after a collision on West Washington. A juror admits doubt about justice for the company but all deny prejudice against Hoagland. Latta surveys for familiarity with Hoagland and the jury is sworn. The court then instructs a verdict for the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. A. Hoagland
W. Washington Sr
Neal
Latta
Hoagland
Poisoned rolls sickens Mrs Ford and children in Hudson Street
Mrs Maggie Ford, colored, of 12 Hudson street, and her two children Silas age 11 and Maud age 14, fell ill Friday night after eating vanilla rolls. Dr Berner reports they were undoubtedly poisoned. Mamie Kennedy who bought the rolls ate six and was scarcely sick. All four are expected to recover. Mrs Ford remained unconscious until Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Ford
Silas
Maud
Berner
Mamie Kennedy
Mrs. Ford
Lost Money in Fortville Saloon Mystery
Fortville resident Allen Ward reported losing about 201 dollars in cash and checks after visits to several saloons. Market officers Kurtz and Richards investigated. Harry Hill recovered the money from a saloon floor but Ward offered only a single dollar reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Ward
Fortville
Kurtz
A Richards
Harry Hill
Hill
Ward
City Life Real estate transfers and events roundup
Real estate transfers totaled 97 625 dollars. Marion machine and tool co adds 25 000 dollars cap ital stock. Isaac Nier faced arson charges in police court. Dr Quayle spoke to the Kappa club. Bishop Mills to preach at United Gee church. Davidson fined for assault. Knight Templars announce parade for grand commandery April 18 19. Passover observed with seven day services. Indianapolis veneer co incorporates with 6 000 dollars capital stock. Baptism service set near W Washington street river bridge. First annual police pension ball planned at Tomlinson hall. Easter vesper at University of Indianapolis Roberts Park church. Lectures by William Brewer and Plymouth church events announced.
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Quayle
Kappa Club
Morton Place
Grand Commandery
Temple
Indianapolis Veneer Company
Capital Stock
George C. Pratt
Emma L. Pratt
James D. Maris
Minnie A. Maris
Reformed Methodist Churches
W. Washington St. River Bridge
Wm. Ward
Police Pension Fund
Tomlinson Hall
Taggart
University of Indianapolis
Roberts Park Church
Frank Q. Ballard
Harriet Hosmer
Holy City
C. B. Sinex
Frank Taylor
William Brewer
Salvation .Army
New York
will.Mcture
Plymouth
Paris
Joe Ludgate
Two Miners Reported Killed in Town Neighborhood
Williamsburg Ky April 14 A battle between miners in the Towad neighborhood Friday night is reported to have resulted in Sam Ross and Jim Malotti being killed and several wounded The Towad miners had been locked out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsburg
Towad
Sam Ross
Jim Malotti
City Hospital May Seek Addition For Charity Patients
The Boards of health and public works inspected the City hospital on Saturday to assess needed improvements. Supt Poucher cited crowding and rising demand while pay revenue waned and room must be set aside for charity patients. City plans an addition for about 40 to 50 patients and bonds may cover fire department upgrades as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boards of Health and Public Works
Poucher
Taggart
Jockeys Tod Sloane and Skeets Martin Win at Alexandria Park
At Alexandria Park England on Saturday Tod Sloane rode Flaw to win the palace selling plate of 100 sovereigns with Skeets Martin second on Maurice. In the county handicap of 300 sovereigns Sloane won again on Uruguay and Martin second on Master Willie. The 2000 sovereigns race kept American riders in the money as Martin led Downham with Reiff on Lackford second and Sloane third on Sheet Anchor. Eleven horses ran.
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Alexandria Park
Eng
Palace
Tod Sloane
Flaw
Skeets Martin
Maurice
Sloane
Martin
Uruguay
Master Willie
Downham, IL
Reiff
Lackford
Sheet Anchor
Platt denies Sherman VP bid and Roosevelt wait
Senator Platt declares no truth to Sherman as Republican VP candidate and says he has not committed to any man. He adds the committee will not endorse any candidate and Roosevelt will await the September state convention to seek Platt's support for a possible second term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Platt
James Sherman
Sherman
Roosevelt
Suit filed over alleged abuse by Horatio Rubens couple
Miss Louise Hoffman, once a maid for Mrs. Rubens, sues Mr. and Mrs. Horatio Rubens for 100000 in New York indicating involvement in a Cuba trip that led to her confinement in a hospital cell. She claims foreign officials intervened and German consul helped end her detention amid assault claims. Mrs. Rubens denies the story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Horatio Rubens
Louise Hoffman
Rubens
Havana
Miss Hoffman
A Conspiracy Suit Involving Eliza Howard
The court sustains a demurrer in Eliza Howard v. Mary J Williams and the Board of Children's Guardians over a $10,000 suit. Mrs Howard did not seek possession of her child before filing. attorney Frank Hendricks plans an amended complaint alleging a conspiracy between the board and Mrs Williams to withhold the child. The board had taken the child and given custody to Mrs Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Howard
Mary J. Williams
Board of Children’s Guardians
Kiss Provokes Fight Between New York Couple
Edward Gorman left his home on Friday after a wife kiss. James Parret believed the kiss targeted him and waved, prompting an insult. Gorman and Parret fought with swings and uppercuts until police intervened. Parret was discharged while Gorman faced 300 dollars bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Edward Gorman
James Parret
Gorman
Parret
Charges swirl as Virginia African Methodist bishops meet
In Norfolk on a Saturday a session of the Virginia African Methodist conference examined charges of drunkenness immorality lying failure to pay debts and keeping midnight hours. Numerous ministers including presiding elders were arraigned. Bishop Handy vows action against drinkers liars and adulterers amid consternation among the negro preachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Bishop Handy
Virginia African Methodist Conference
Handy
Miners Trapped As Fire Envelops Essen Mine
In Pittsburg on April 14 a group of miners remains imprisoned at the Essen mine near Hazeltine, believed to number two to 16. Fire and smoke have filled passageways as rescuers battled the blaze through Friday night. A wall of flame impeded exit while a muffled survivor emerged, confirming two colleagues may still be inside. John Govers escaped with only minor burns after wrapping his head for protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Essen
Hazeltine
John Govers
Telegraphers Strike Fades With Rail Timetable Restored
Gen man ager Gannon of the Southern Railroad reports the telegraphers strike is past and all trains run on time. W W Powell head of the Order of railway telegraphers urges calm and warns against press reports while noting improving conditions in the south. Southern officials claim wires were cut on the Memphis Knoxville and Atlanta divisions and passenger trains from Washington were annulled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gannon
Southern Railroad
W. W. Powell
Order of Railway Telegraphers
A. B. Stillwell
Chattanooga
South
Memphis
Knoxville
Atlanta
Brick Prices Surge As Brick Makers Boost Rates
Brick prices rise to six fifty a thousand with possible jump to seven. Brick men report other materials climbing and rail rates up to forty percent. A Champaign NL brick man says prices vary by town and profits remain thin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champaign
Hissed Paris demonstration targets British ambassador
An Englishman reports a hostile demonstration in Paris on a Saturday as Sir Edmund Monson, the British ambassador, was escorted to the exposition grounds. He was hissed and hooted along the route, an incident regarded as highly unfortunate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Edmund Monson
Exposition Grounds
Man Fractures Berth Fall In City Hostel
Frank Warncamp, an elderly man, fell from his berth at the city hostel on Friday, cutting an artery in his head. Sergt. John Lowe, in charge, delayed aid for two hours. Warncamp lost much blood, and physicians required three hours to stop the bleeding after arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Warncamp
John Lowe
Warncamp
Donnelly Denies Call to Pause City Job Printers
President Donnelly of the International Typographical Union rejects a Kansas City report claiming he urged the executive council to call off job printers in large cities after his visit. He says the council did not censure him and brands the story a lie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donnelly
Liz
International Typographical Union
Kansas City
Executive Council of
Union
Executive Council
Brownsburg High School Holds Commencement
Brownsburg Indiana April 14 Commencement exercises were held at the K of P hall Friday night. The class address was delivered by Prof W W Parsons of Bloomington. The graduates are Maude Kerr Edith Free and Arthur Surber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownsburg
Ind
Brownsburg High School
K. of P. Hall
W. W. Parsons
Bloomington
Maude Kerr
Edith Free
Arthur Surber
Cole Pleads Guilty in Embezzlement Case
Charles H. Cole pleaded guilty to embezzling funds from the wrecked Glove National Bank. His bail was raised to 750 dollars and he will be sentenced later in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Charles H. Cole
Glove National Bank
Married in Chicago by Justice Dooley
Serafy Stefanowic and Annie Prulgowski wed in Chicago with Justice Dooley officiating. The couple had just arrived from Telchus Austria. Justice of the peace Michael Satewski from Telchus also pursued Annie and accompanied the couple to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Serafy Stefanowic
Annie Prulgowski
Justice Dooley
Telchus
Austria
Michael Satewski
Annie
Widow Robertson Dies After Checkered Death Report
Mrs. Robertson of 31 S Capitol Ave died Friday night. A Brightwood physician cared for her weeks but when clerks sent to obtain a death certificate claimed he was not present and the coroner was called instead. The coroner ruled the death not properly certified.
Ferryboat Fanwood Rammed by Tug Dalzell in North River
New York April 14 ferryboat Fanwood was rammed by the tug Edward T. Dalzell in the North River. A large number of passengers were aboard and a panic followed before deck hands quieted the frightened crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jersey Central
Fanwood
Eaward T. Dalzell
North River
Two Plucky Girls Arrive Without Escorts In Seattle
Miss Belle Danika proprietress of a laundry and Miss Howe arrived from Los Angeles via Seattle on April 14 without escorts. They traveled the trail with an horse and a sleigh, stating their journey began January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson
Alacka
March
Seattle
Belle Danika
Miss Howe
Los Angeles
Cal
Danika
Secretary Wilson denies federal job talk plans
Charles E. Wilson, secretary to Governor Mount, says rumors of him seeking a federal post are false and that he plans to start a private business after leaving the governor’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Wilson
Gov. Mount
Washington
New York
Breach of promise suit awards Nellie Lewis $50,000
The jury awarded Miss Nellie Lewis $50,000 in a breach of promise suit against Samuel Strong, a Colorado Springs mine owner, after the case claimed $200,000 in damages. The trial concluded Friday in Colorado Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Col
Samuel Strong
Nellie Lewis
Surgeon Wood Promoted
Washington April 14 The president sent to the Senate the nomination of Bell M Wood Passed assistant surgeon Indiana to be a marine hospital surgeon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
Washington
Senate
Bell M. Wood
Indiana
Monument Scene With Six Men Hoisting Scout Figure
The Scout was hauled to his place on the monument Saturday by six men using a rope and pulleys, an arrangement that astonished onlookers with its complexity and display.
Appomattox Anniversary Observed by Camp 80 Veterans
The anniversary of the Appomattox battle will be celebrated Saturday night by Camp 80 Union veteran legion with Harry Adams W. A. Smith and others taking part in the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appomattox
Camp 80
Union Veteran Legion
Harry Adams
W. A. Smith
Three Children Cremated in Savannah Fire
In Savannah Georgia on Friday night three Williams children Lawrence William and Primus all aged younger were burned to death in an accidental fire authorities reported the blaze destroyed their home and the victims were unable to escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Lawrence
William and
Primus Williams
Chicago Markets Wheat and Corn Prices Report
Chicago market notes show wheat closing steady to mixed options with May at 66 13 to 66 14 and July around 67 35. Corn rose about 2 1 4 cents with May at 38 4 1 3 and July near 39 14 40 3. Oats fell about 4 1 4 cents. July at around 21 0 4. Provisions list pork near 12 90 to 18 05, lard 7 15 to 7 37, ribs 7 00 to 7 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Bears
Coffee Reaction Prompts Health Recovery with Postum
Mrs. F. E. Willoughby of Amherst New Hampshire says a shock from coffee caused paralysis and dizziness. A physician advised stopping coffee and using Postum Food Coffee, after which she reports clear headedness and perfect health. Made at Postum Cereal Co. factories in Battle Creek Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Willoughby
Amherst
Grave Digger Slays City Councillor in Vienna
A grave digger in Vienna killed City-counsellor Baumann and wounded City-surveyor Nowak on Saturday. He attempted to commit suicide after the attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Baumann
Nowak
Sharkey Cheynski Bout Set for Chicago May Day
New York April 14 Tom Sharkey has arranged a six round match with Joe Cheynski in Chicago on May 1. The bout is planned as a featured event in the mid spring boxing schedule.
Mrs Beveridge's Condition Update From Dansville
Mrs Beveridge's condition remains about the same while Senator Beveridge stays at her bedside in Dansville New York as of April 14.
School 44 Reopens After Fire Repairs
School 44 in Cerealinetown has been repaired after a fire and will reopen with classes starting Monday.
Murder Record From City Police Department
A terse police note records murder cases and investigations initiated by the city police department. The fragment mentions killings and ongoing inquiries bearing on the homicide docket.
Farver and Graham to Wed at Greenscastle Home
Miss Grace Rachel Farver and William Graham of Greencastle will marry at 1 p m Sunday in the bride’s home at 702 N Illinois by Dr Quayle. The bride will wear a gray traveling gown. The wedding will be attended by relatives and intimate friends. The bride and groom will leave for their future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Rachel Farver
William Graham
Greencastle
Quayle
Lea
Honduras levies new duty to repay U S death claim
In San Pedro Honduras an order requires all imports to pay a new 40 cent duty per 200 pounds to raise 10000 dollars owed to the United States for the death of Frank Pears of Pittsburg who was shot by a sentry on February 5 1899.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Frank Pears
Pittsburg
Dewey Bryan Meeting Hinted for May Day in Chicago
A Chicago dispatch reports possible meeting between Admiral Dewey and W J Bryan in Chicago on May 1. Lieutenant Crawford, secretary to the admiral, says the admiral will not confirm or discuss publication of the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dewey
W. J. Bryan
Chicago
Lieut. Crawford
Interstate Live Stock Market Report from Interstate Stock Yards
The April 13 report lists cattle receipts at 370 and hog receipts at 500 with Friday shipments noted. Prices span several classes including fair to medium export steers 1150 to 1320 lbs, good to prime butcher steers 1000 to 1250 lbs, and mixed categories for feeders, calves, cows, and lighter pigs. Lambs and sheep values appear as Good to prime lambs and fair to medium lambs with nominal Friday shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Stock Yards
Weceecaseseree
Indianapol is Union Stock Yards Receipts and Quotations
At Indianapolis Union Stock Yards on Friday April 13 receipts include 650 castle shipments with prices for steers and heifers across weight ranges. Quotes list good to prime steers 1 38 per pound and up, fair to medium 1 33 to 1 46 per pound, and other grades. Cows calves bulls and hogs show varied rates, with lambs and sheep also priced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Chicago Markets Prices for Provisions on Friday
Chicago markets report Friday prices for dairy meat and poultry. Butter grades ranged from 8 to 15 cents, creamery and imitation products. cheese included full cream, cheddars, Swiss, limburger and bricks. eggs quoted at market rate. poultry prices covered dressed turkeys chickens ducks geese and capons with varying cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
City Grain Market Report for Saturday April 14
Inspections cover two days with detailed car counts for Wheat Corn Hay and various No values. Wheat No. 2 red 4 cars No. 3 red 1 car total 30. Corn No. 1 white 10 cars No. 2 white 15 No. 3 white 18 No. 2 yellow 3 No. 3 mixed 2 total 47. Wheat prices shown for No. 2 red 72c and related milling freight 71c. Corn prices listed from 41c to 48c across grades and mixes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Energ
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Denison
Romeo
Johnson
Hector
Grand Opera House
Labor Union’s
City Life
Marion Machine and Tool Company
Isaac Nier
Yankee
Hendricks
Mrs. Howard
Brick
Cole
Globe Bank
Charley
Ah Police Department
Hes
Jbegun
Farver-Graham
Honduras
San Pedro
Interstate Live Stock Market
Union Stock Yards
City Grain Market
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