Market Receipts Show Declines Across Hog Cattle and Sheep
Friday's market reports 4500 hogs 1700 cattle 400 sheep, down from a week ago and a year ago. Hogs sold briskly with prices strong to higher. most between 8.00 and 9.40 with some above. Cattle supply small about 1200 head with steady to firm demand, heifers up to 6.50, calves and feeders nudged higher. Sheep and lamb receipts about half usual with limited activity. lambs 3.50 to 6.25, yearlings to 5, sheep to 4.40.
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Loenl
Meniuny
Grain and Livestock Prices Across Markets Aug 26
Mixed cattle hog and sheep receipts across Union Stock Yards East Buffalo and Cincinnati with market steady to strong. Hogs steady to upper, cattle quiet to steady, calves active, sheep and lambs firm. Wheat corn oats futures and cash prices show a sharp day with declines early then tentative rebounds and mixed closes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tive
Union Stockyards
Elas
Heeves
East Buffalo
Stags
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Delaware County Folk Oppose Ditch Petition in Supreme Court
Delaware county remonstrants filed in the supreme court on Friday to stop the Delaware county ditch project costing 25000 dollars and spanning fifteen miles. The contract was let by county commissioners to William Peckinbaugh Irwin Moffitt and Samuel Swanderland. Claude E. Bell acts as attorney for the remonstrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Delaware County
William Peckinbaugh
Irwin Moffitt
Samuel Swanderland
Claude E. Bell
Japan consul recalled from Manila in August 1926 report
Manila reports that Japanese Consul Tawnya has been recalled at the request of Secretary Dickinson amid claims of pernicious activity in the Philippines. The recall was noted in the August 1926 dispatches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Tawnya
Japan
Dickinson
House
Buffalo Grain Prices and Wheat Varieties Report
Buffalo, Aug 26. Grain values listed for spring wheat No 1 northern at 1194 dollars, winter wheat No 2 reg 31.038, No 2 white 81.02, corn No 7 yellow 67Mer, No 8 yellow, oats No 2 white 305, No 3 white 2e44e, No 4 white te, barley ty Tae, rye No 1 Tie, No 2 Tie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Grain Gossips on Wheat and Corn Prices and Weather
Liverpool reports wheat opening higher and corn rising with brisk cash demand. Widespread frost risk described in Nebraska and Kansas, warm trend in Iowa and Minnesota, and mixed crop prospects as primary market receipts show wheat leading gains. Weather and shipments update from Duluth Minneapolis and Liverpool comment on stocks and demand.
Outside Grain Markets and Prices Across Cities
Wheat prices across markets show September futures near 1.00 to 1.06 dollars with December around 1.10. Regional quotes include Minneapolis, Duluth, Winnipeg, St. Louis, Kansas City, and New York with varying bids and delivery months.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Duluth
Man
ST. Bouls
Kansas City
Decors
Wiac
New York
Logal May
Wall Street Opens Higher on Moderate Volume After London Advance
Stocks showed a firmer tone in New York with leaders up about 4 percent as Union Pacific Reading Steel Amalgamated copper led gains. Early buoyancy faded into dull trading. force came from northwestern heat and room shorts while big players sought to curb rallies amid frost concerns in the corn belt. Final quotes edged higher than Thursday’s close with no dramatic developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stock Exchange
London
Union Pacific
Reading
Steel Common
Amalgamated Copper
Financial notes on railroads and steel demand in 1909 markets
Chespeake & Ohio declares regular 5 percent dividend. Atchison July earnings rise slightly over 1909. Monon gross up by 700000 over last year. Wheeling & Lake Erie seeks 10000 for terments. Twelve industrials down 0.7 percent. twenty active railroads down 0.61. A railroad president says rate hikes were possible and blame for dividend cuts is unfounded. Ssos Sheffield operates five of seven furnaces. pig iron improving. Wall Street notes show loss of bullish enthusiasm as bears gain. Nevada Consolidated profits near 450000 in a month, earnings boosted by Nevada Northern and smelting. Canadian banks show sharp charter reductions. Illinois Steel Gary payroll about 250000 with 7900 workers. August shipments no less than 1,000,000 tons. Illinois Central earns ~9 percent. optimism on crops and railroad outlook. November December orders for locomotives and coaches, rail equipment in excellent condition. Finley Barrell notes on St Paul surplus and dividend risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Central
Harahan
New York Money Rates From August 26 Trading
New York money figures show catl 1 114 time money steady with 60 days at 34 3 percent and 3% 414 for six months. Sterling exchange quoted at 48A 48714 with bankers bills in bank at 486.55 486.60 for demand and 48014 43% for 60 day bills. Prime mercantile paper unchanged in rates and conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Money
New York
Sterling Exchange
Fruit and Vegetable Prices From Local Market Report
A scanned market list shows wide fruit and vegetable prices and availability across regions. Items include apples with varied bri prices and regions in Posey and Seymour, pears, grapes, lemons, oranges, watermelons, greens, and root vegetables with per basket, per bushel, or per pound figures. Scarcity notes appear for Siberian Crabs and certain crates, while homegrown produce features in several lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Posey County
Seymour
Smyrnia
California
Messina
Indiana
Teddy Roosevelt’s sharp reply to Woodruff shocks committee
A tense exchange reveals Teddy Roosevelt rebuking Woodruff for a secret plan. He notes no prior discussion or authorization, expresses surprise at Griscom’s motion, and claims Ward Barnes and other committee members were not informed. The incident highlights internal party friction.
Stocks Rise on Friday Despite Brokers Away
A general rise in all stocks was noted on the stock exchange Friday as several bull brokers were absent on vacations. No local stocks fell, led by American National, Belt railroad, Cujon Traction, Terre Haute Traction, and Indianapolis Gas in gains. The bond market held firm with higher bids but no sales. A notable feature was the Fletcher-American National stock offered at 210 with expectations of a rise before October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stock Exchange
American National
Belt Railroad Common
Preferred
Cujon Traction
Terre Haute Traction and Light
Indianapolis Gas
Fletcher- American National
Market tone steady as Liverpool and Manchester gain
New York reports aug 26 Liverpool advices were better than expected and Manchester also, with no pressure in the market. Bears reluctant to press after rebound at the low. Journal of Commerce notes bear-lacking cadence, Louisiana reports similar to private tips, Mississippi plant holding but generally bearish in recent period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Liverpool
Manchester
Journal of Commerce
Louisiana
Mississippi
Cotton Prospects Mixed Mississippi Louisiana Outlook
Special reports to the Journal of Commerce say Mississippi crops hold firm while Louisiana deterioration is slight. Boll weevil widespread. Louisiana picks have begun. Mississippi two to three weeks late. shedding not serious. Later reports may adjust Mississippi prospects. In New York, metal trading firm with copper and tin showing strength and firmer tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Journal of Commerce
Mississippi
Louisiana
Roosevelt Avoids National Topics On Midwest Trip
Roosevelt travels through insurgent country avoiding national policy talk and sticking to local issues. Crowds greet the former president with enthusiasm at each stop from Chicago toward Ames Iowa, with guests and press accompanying the private car entourage.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
Inter
Omaha
Cheyenne
Wyo
William Loeb
George Ade
Joseph Medill McCormick
John McCutcheon
Ames
Roosevelt's Course Draws Fire After State Convention
A partisan note accuses Roosevelt of harming the party with his actions after the state convention while remarking he seeks the personal publicity he desires. The remark highlights internal clashes and political maneuvering within the party context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Roosevelt on Tour in Iowa Cheered by Crowds
In Carroll and Boone Iowa about 1500 enthusiasts greeted Roosevelt as he praised a woman carrying twins and rode in the engine cab over the Des Moines river bridge. In Ogden a town band led a cheering crowd of eighty eight. Senator Cummins joined the journey and Roosevelt will speak in Davenport November 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornel Blaffs
Roosevelt
Davenport
Barber Goes Away Leaving Chairs and Tools Behind
Joe Davis a barber at 1142 Shelby street left his shop Friday morning in charge of a new barber. When Davis returned after two hours the other barber had vanished along with five razors two scissors two combs one bone and 2.50 dollars. Two chairs bottles and linen remained. A burglar entered the Somerville Inovary at Lexington and Virginia avenues through a side window and took 40 cents from a cash register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Davis
Shelby Street
Davis
Somerville
Lexington
Virginia
Labor leader named head of state bureau
The Republican state committee on Friday appointed Albert W. Lowry of 515 Dorman Street to head the labor bureau. He succeeds Harry Slough, who said he could not continue in a prominent political role while serving as labor commissioner. Lowry was chosen on the recommendation of union labor, with which he has long been allied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
State Committee
Griscom
Grisecom
Barnes
Republican State Committee
Albert W. Lowry
Motorcycles Cited For Speed On Woodlawn Avenue
Austin Potter and oul Burkhardt of Roberts Ames were riding motorcycles on Woodlawn avenue Friday morning at thirty three miles per hour. Motorcycle Officers Wilson and Stone ordered them to appear at the police station and be slated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Potter
Oul Burkhardt
Roberts Ames
Woodlawn Avenue
Wilson
Stone
Morse Has Hope for Morse Pardon Request
Atlanta August 26 Mrs Morse says she has received thousands of signatures on a petition to President Taft seeking a pardon for her husband Charles W Morse. She visited the convicted banker in the federal prison here Thursday and reported the overwhelming support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse
Atlanta
Taft
Charles W. Morse
Riday
Community meeting at Brookside Park pavilion
Former Dearborn courthouse residents plan a Sundry gathering at Brookside Park in the pavilion. L. E. Francis presides as president of the association with M. R. Nowland serving as secretary. A large crowd is expected.
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Brookside
Dearborn Courr
Brookside Park
L. E. Francis
M. R. Nowland
City Births and Illnesses Reported in Local Statistics
A county list records newborns ages and health conditions with names and addresses. Entries include Clyde and Ethel Billman’s girl, Carter and Amanda Jeunes’s girl, Sehill’s girl, Hemmelgarn’s boy, Abercrombie’s boy, Woodburn’s girl, Burke’s girl, Aden nine months, Currens with carbolic acid poisoning, Patten’s infant with cholera, Hottman hospital accident injuries, Wilson nephritis, Rendall exophthalmic goiter, Stone cirrhosis, Jeffrie chronic leukemia.
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Clyde
Ethel Billman
St. Joseph Street
Carter
Amanda Jeunes
Ludlow Street
Carl and
Catherine Sehill
Raymond Street
Henry
Anna Hemmelgarn
Shelby Street
Wiliam
Emma Abercrombie
Hoefgen
Harrel
Bernice Woodburn
Wayne Avenue
Michael and
Marie Burke
Georgia Street
Lonis Aden
East Seventeenth Street
Julia Currens
Stella A. Patten
West Market Street
Louisa Hottman
Walter W. Wilson
Lli- Nois
Minnie L. Rendall
Elizabeth Stone
Methodist Hospital
Mary Alice Jeffrie
Hillside Avenue
New York Bar Silver and Rubber Market Report
New York bar silver in New York Aug 26 at 62 1 2 cents per ounce, Mexican dollars 44 cents. Para rubber on river markets in New York Aug 26 with fine grades at 2.10 to 2.15 and coarse grades from 1.50 to 1.45.
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Michigan
Kentucky
Jersey
Virginia
Baltimore
New York
Roosevelt Speaks Honesty and Common Sense Appeal
In South Bend Indiana Aug 26 1912 Roosevelt denounced smart men lacking honesty and common sense urging citizens to value integrity. He repeated remarks in Kendallville about four minutes of speech noting heavy rain but strong enthusiasm from a lone supporter. He cited veterans’ fight to preserve government and warned that dishonesty harms the country.
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Roosevelt
Inter
Elkhart
Kendallville
Notable Pairings Named in Historical Notice
Frank Bandeck and Ane Klobucar. Isaie Rankin and Anna Turner. Carl Knapp and Helena Cox. George Biehl and Ethet Doty. Ernest Macey and Anne Blauvel. Henry Goodlander and Eliza Dwiggens. Louis Basivk and Mere Wasicolaska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bandeck
Ane Klobucar
Isaie Rankin
Anna Turner
Carl Knapp
Helena Cox
George Biehl
Ethet Doty
Ernest Macey
Anne Blauvel
Henry Goodlander
Eliza Dwiggens
Louis Basivk
Mere Wasicolaska
Real estate transfers listed for numerous Indianapolis parcels
Transfers totaling 22 entries and 18,956 dollars cover deeds from George W Beam to Alexander Craig head et al and many others. Properties include lots, additions, improvements, vacancies, and north/south side placements in Marion and Center townships with prices ranging from one dollar to four thousand.
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George W. Beam
Alexander Craighead
Blackford’s
California St
Michigan
Carl BR. Loop
Josie Hodgin
Adams
Brookside
Olney St
Massachusetts Ave
Edson T. Wood
Conrad Jennin
Woods
Oakland Park
Oakland Ave
Teuth St
George R. Brown
Fred T. Reed
Stubbs
College Ave
Fiftieth St
I Isabella N. Gardiner
Willard C. Nichols
Vermont Street
New Jersey St
Center Township
Indianapolis
Central Avenue
John W. Ulery
Orval E. Mehring
Marion Highlands
Thirty-eight Street
Broadway
Warry C. Kahlo
Same
John W. Lovett
Samuel Holder
Robinwood
School Street
Thirty-second Street
Marion van Arsdell
Philip C. Woodworth
Fletcher
Kerstone Avenue
Twelfth Street
Union Trust Copany
Donard Jennings
Garfield Park
Rieman Street
Shelby Street
Alexander Martier
Washington Heights
Park Avenue
Fortieth Street
Catherine KR. Jenner
Irwin Berter- Mann
Ef OX
Southeast
Tevis W. Saltmarsh
Reuben N. Miller
Indianapolis & Cincinnati Railroad
St. Paul Street
Spann Avenue
Henry Mootz
John R. Konrad
Mootz
Kappes Street
Hoeward Street
Norman W
German Investment and Securities Company
Thorntom
Clem
Twenty-sixth
Lasalle Streets
Frederic M. Ayres
William B. Wheelock
Martindale
Delaware Street
Fourteenth Street
T. Martin J. Kuntz
Carey L. Smith
State Square
English Avenue
Randolph Street
Local Trains Schedule From Indianapolis to Multiple Cities
Trains depart Indianapolis hourly for Lebanon Frankfort Lafayette Crawfordsville Greenfield Knights Town Cambridge City Richmond New Castle Danville Greencastle Brazil Terre Haute with cars to Mooresville Martinsville and intermediates ten minutes before the hour Last car at 11 50 p m Limited trains listed for Newcastle Lebanon Frankfort Lafayette Greencastle Brazil Terre Haute Greenfield Knights Town Cambridge City Richmond and through trains to Dayton plus connections at Richmond for Columbus Dayton and Zanesville.
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Indianapolis
Lebanon
Frankfort
Lafayette
Crawfordsville
Greenfield
Knightstown
Cambridge City
Richmond
Newcastle
Danville
Greencastle
Brazil
Terre Haute
Mooresville
Martinsville
Dayton
Columbus
Zanesville
Rail Schedule Fragments for Connersville and Rushville
Partial timetable shows Connersville Dispatch stops only at Rushville and Connersville, with service to Shelbyville and Greenabare. Times listed include 2:00 pm 3:00 pm 4:00 pm and 5:00 am 11:30 pm.
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fConnersville
Rushville
Connersville
Shelbyville
GreenAbare
Toara
Markets In Indianapolis and New York Delivers Dairy and Meat Rates
Corrected Daily markets list prices for butter eggs and cheese in Indianapolis with Swiss imports and local tubs. New York quotes flour pork sugar coffee dressed poultry and live poultry markets with varied regional figures and dairy product grades.
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Wilconaln
Luce Dairy
New York
Middle West
Rio
Repairs and dwellings listed in Keller area notices
A compilation of repairs and additions with monetary values at various properties in Keller and surrounding streets. Entries name multiple owners and firms including Central Union Telephone Company, Morris and Atwood, Fleber and Reiley, and Alfred Middleton, noting addresses such as 521 North New Jersey and 1016 North West with amounts ranging from 38 to 3 400 dollars.
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Buchanan
Ett A. Laughren
College
Mary Q. Searl
North Missouri
Fleber & Reiley
Massachhusetts
Alfred Middleton
Fountain
A. Handley
Talbott
I. B. Hawley
South Ritter
Roosevelt Criticizes Demagogue Tactics Abroad
William Barnes Jr denounces Roosevelt's speeches in New York as politically driven and personal. He argues both sides condemn crooks, but the current controversy harms honest governance and state issues, reflecting factional tensions within the party.
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New York
William Barnes, Jr
Old Guard
Col. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Inc orporations list of Indiana firms and stock changes
The record lists several Indiana incorporations and stock changes. Entities include The Associated Carpenters of Terre Haute, Gary Park Company, The Lexington Motor Car Company of Connersville, The Kansas Horsethief Detective Association at Edinburg, Norton Creek Social Club, Ye Motor Shop of Connersville, The Sheet Metal Specialty Company of Elkhart, W. G. Starr & Son Company of Indianapolis, The Cecil E. Gibson Motor Car Company of Indianapolis, and The Quality Shop of Indianapolis. Capital stock figures range from small to $100,000 with various directors named for each.
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Associated Carpenters of
Terre Haute and
Vieinits
Thomas Stevenwett
Henry Wiedman
John H. Peers
Gary Park Company
Capital Stock
Otto C. Borman
Louis Bernstein
Joseph H. Goodman
Max J. Schmidt
Jacob Smith
David Lipsey
Barney J. Smith
Lexington Motor Car Company
Conoversville
Ind
Kansas Horsethief Detective Assocination
Edinburg
Everett Starker
Val Alrey
J. W. Roth
Norton Creek
Clntenne Capital Stock
J. F. Clark
Howard Clark
Robert McDonald
Connersville
F. B. Ansted
Isabelle R. Ansted
H. M. Willams
AA. A. Ansted
W. F
Indianapolis School No 25 bid notice seals Sept 15
Sealed proposals by the Indianapolis board of school commissioners for grading graveling and sodding at School No 25 Madison avenue and Raymond street are invited. Bids on blanks from Vonnegut Bot architects. $100 certified check required. five day contract must follow acceptance or check becomes property of the board. bids may be rejected. John E. Cleland, business director. Indianapolis Aug 18 1918.
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Ann Indianapolis
Board of
School Commissioners
City of
Indianapolis
Nuri
Forza
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