Excessive deposit interest warns against high rates
The New York State Superintendant of Banks notes in the 1909 annual report that paying high interest on deposits harms the economy and compels borrowers to pay more. The Indiana Trust Co. shows capital of 1,000,000 and surplus of 473,000 while offering three percent on deposits as a "safe rate."
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State of
New York
Clark ‘ Williams
State of New York
Indiana Trust CO. Capital
Wall Street Opens Higher as Reading Leads Stock Gains
New York April 2 The stock market opened generally higher with Reading stock firm at 144% and later rising to 5% as demand for 30 day calls grew. Union Pacific slipped after a brief rise, while rail issues showed irregular activity. Industrials advanced with Allis-Chalmers up and strong buying for Penna and Wisconsin Central, despite heaviness in Rock Island and St Paul. London steady on steel, government bonds steady.
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New York
Reading
Union Pacific
Penna
Wisconsin Central
Trong
Baltimore & Ohio
Rock Island
St. Paul
Allis- Chalmers
E. H. Gary
London
Sarah Kotens Release With Baby Sparks Court Scene
In Auburn on April 2, Sarah Koten, linked to Dr Samuel Auspitz, was freed under a suspended sentence for manslaughter as her baby lay in her arms. Justice Hard announced the judgment while the child stood bareheaded. Miss Ray Haan of the Council aided, and Comptroller Breunig and Brandt Bros were noted in the disrupted report.
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Auburn, N
Sarah Ko
Samuel Auspitz
Justice Hard
Ray Haan
The
Council of Jewish
Fair Demand for Hogs at 56 Adange
Indianapolis April 2 Receipts today 3000 hogs 1100 cattle 100 sheep with fewer hogs but higher cattle and sheep values Cash Grain figures show April prices for wheat and corn with No 2 red wheat at 1.42 and blue editorial notes amid scattered figures in the market report.
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Indianapolis
Pittsburg Live Stock Market Report
Pittsburg on April 20 reports light cattle receipts with a steady market. Prices range from common at 4.50 to 5.75, prime cows 6.20 to 6.50, fresh cows and springers 20.00 to 85.00, hogs heavy 7.60 to 7.65, sheep light and steady, calves 3.50 to 6.75, spring lambs 7.00 to 10.00, veal calves 6.00 to 6.75.
Produce Market Brief From Indianapolis Trade Exchange
Indianapolis Produce notes show fresh country beef and other goods offered under local exchange listings. No clear quantities or contacts provided.
Live Stock Market Report from St. Louis Live Stock Yards
Hogs receipts at St. Louis yard reach 10 000 with prices 5 cents higher. Mixed lots and heavy hogs around 7.10 to 7.35, bulk near 7.20. Carcasses steady with hogs and cattle values noted. beef cows and heifers around 2.25 to 6.35, stockers and feeders mixed. Calves about 4.50 to 5.75. Sheep receipts steady at 4.70 to 6.50 with lambs 5.75 to 8.15.
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Sto Yards
Ill
East Buffalo Live Stock Market Report
East Buffalo New York April 20 cattle none on sale steady prime steers 36.65 butchers 5 6.00. Yeals receipts 10 slow and steady call to choice 6.00 7. Sheep receipts 3 000 head fairly active and steady lambs 6.50 7.00 yearlings 6.00 6.50 sheep 2.50 6.3. Hogs receipts 3 400 active and higher workers 7.25 7.50 pigs 6.90 mixed 7.70 heavies 7.70 7.75 roughs 6.50 6.60.
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East Buffalo
N. Y
Cincinnati Live Stock Market Report
Cincinnati April 20 hogs receipts 1 863 market closed strong at early advance cattle receipts 114 market strong good light butchers 10 cents higher bulls strong and scarce calves steady but quiet sheep and lambs receipts 17 market strong
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Cincinnati
Indianapolis Grain Prices and Inspections Report
Wheat prices eased while corn and oats showed strength in Indianapolis markets. Wheat with No. 2 red and through billing levels ranged around 1.32 to 1.40 a bushel, with futures for April June at 1.38 and 1.14. Corn and oats posted higher references, with several White and Yellow varieties listed and through billing adjustments, and hay values held steady around 11 to 12.50 per ton for timothy and clover. Inspections covered multiple car counts for corn, yellow, white, and mixed grades, totaling 18 cars for various grades, plus 7 hay and 3 timothy car movements.
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Indianapolis
Hay—Steady
Timothy
Sample
Hay
Clover Hay
Toledo Grain Market Incomplete OCR Listing
Fragmentary OCR text shows grain and corn prices with scattered letters and names. unreadable lines suggest a market list or commodity quote page from Toledo, but many words are garbled and unclear. The readable elements include grain and corn notation and intermittent numbers, lacking coherent detail.
Young Baptist Youth Rally Planned by City Union
The Baptist Young People's city union of 14 church societies plans a large April rally at First Baptist Church corner Vermont and Meridian streets at 8 o clock Wednesday evening April 21. F E McCracken field secretary will speak on The Strong Man followed by a Trip to Funny Land. The devotional and business portion will be shortened to allow fellowship and refreshments.
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Baptist Young People’s City Union
First Baptist Church
Vermont
Meridian Streets
Barnum and Bailey Circus Parade Promises Marvels
The Barnum and Bailey Circus arrives May 10 with a parade of magnificent chariots and floats drawn by handsome horses. The show offers diverse acts ransacked from Europe, promising a spectacular prelude and wonders that attract families and curious onlookers alike.
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Barnum and Bailey
Barnum and Bailey Circus
Europe
Hains Murder Trial Opens New Contention Over Lunacy
In Flushing, Capt. Peter C. Hains Jr. faces jury selection in the murder trial of William E B Annis. Prosecution argues sanity and a possible electric chair. Defense hints at introducing love letters from Annis to Hains wife Claudia Libby Hains. Court aides transport Hains by butcher’s wagon after a trolley breakdown as 32 jurors are questioned.
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New York
Peter C. Hains Jr
William EB. Annis
Garrelson
Flushing
Dewitt
Capt. Hains
Annis
William E. Annis
Claudia Libby Hains
Capt. Hains Jr
Philippines
John F. McIntyre
Garretson
Claudia Hains
Mr. McIntyre
Hains
Long Island City
Jefferson and
Jackson Avenues
O'Brien
Phillips
Talesmen
Major Cotton Plant Fire Devastates Little Rock Facility
A major blaze destroyed St. Louis compress No. 2 in Little Rock causing about 1 million dollars in losses. The cotton inside is valued at 850000 and the plant at 100000. General Superintendent Wilbur F. Black confirms the figures.
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Little Rock
Ark
St. Louis
Wilbur F. Black
Turmoil and rumors as sultan's fate looms over Constantinople
Reported tension as the Russian Black Sea fleet blocks the Bosphorus and a British fleet guards the Dardanelles. Bulgarian forces mass on the frontier while rumors swirl that the sultan fled or abdicated. Dedengatch hosts constitutionalist HQ as Hosni Pasha commands about 20 000 troops. Adana casualties reach around 4 000 with 220 Young Turk officers slain.
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Black Sea
Bosphorus
Dardanelles
Constantinople
Rechad Effendi
Dedengatch
Hosni Pasha
Adana
Oklahoma deputy shot and killer commits suicide
William Cade deputy sheriff was shot and killed in O Kills Officer. James Moore, who fled after the shooting, then died by suicide. Moore had just been released from the insane asylum at Norman.
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Alex
Okla
William Cade
James Moore
Moore
Norman
Women Will Meet The Logies Aid At Central Avenue
Members of the Spiritualist church located at corner Central avenue and Four teenths will hold an afternoon social. The notice invites women to attend this gathering and participate in the planned activities.
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Spiritualist Church
Central Avenue
Fourteenths
Thureh Fed Avetay
County treasurers cash deposits questioned amid audit concerns
Debate over retiring treasurers leaving deposits to cover potential shortages spurs calls for tighter books. Democrats pledge honest accounting and expert probe as officials discuss expenditures across gas, water, street, and canal services with large figures and numerous line items.
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Bradley Street
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Meridian
American Printing Co
Washington Streets
Madras
American Printing Company
Ladies’ Home Journal
W. ‘Washivaten
Wall Street ‘Operations
Sarah Koten
Breunig
Brandt. Bros
Cascade
Neerer
Pittsburg
Toledo Grain
A. W. Thompson
Eee
Neme
Indianapolis Abattoir
Dith
Young People OF Baptist Church
Man
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Funny Land
Ind
Eleano
Cadet White
Mason
Ensley
Indianapolis Water Company
Woodruff Place
Inciacepellea Fire Protec
Boyd
Seal
H. McK. Landon
Indiana
Eeren County
Frank C. Jordar
Ana
Said
L. C. Boyd
H. McK. Lendon
Oath
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