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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1910
Page
4
The piece asserts over five million dollars spent to advertise Cascarets and claims daily and monthly sales volumes. It argues a loyal customer base of millions, notes imitators and counterfeiters, and defends the product's value and continued popularity among Americans.
An advertisement extols Cascarets as a time tested, purely vegetable cleanser for the digestive canal. It warns against dishonest sellers and promotes the Ten Cent West Pocket box from Sterling Remedy Company Chicago for children and adults, promising safety and reliability.
An OCR list records births at several streets including 966 Washington and 1516 Olive, with multiple entries for boys and girls. It also notes deaths from accidental gas, epilepsy, pneumonia and other causes, plus a series of marriages among residents such as Harry H. Fulmer and Grace M. Melvin and others.
Shelled oats priced at 46 to 49 cents. Corn and soybeans listed. Wheat No 2 red at 1.18 dollars. Hay varieties shown with mixed hay 12 to 15 dollars, timothy 14 to 16 dollars, baled 14.50 to 15 dollars. Straw priced 6 to 7 dollars.
Receipts show 7,000 hogs 850 cattle and 150 sheep today with lower volumes than a week and year ago. Prices moved unevenly higher on stronger outside competition. top hog bids at 5.85 with many around 9.55. Cattle and sheep markets firming, lambs reaching about 8.60 and sheep near 9.2 in places. Union Stockyards and Pittsburgh reports reflect mixed gains across hogs cattle and calves.
Mrs May Williame arrived with a six week old baby from Terre Haute and tried to place it in juvenile court. Hackman William Willcox drove her to the detention home which refused the infant. The woman fled at Union Station, leaving the baby with hackmen who acted to take custody.
The market opened strong with fractional gains. Temiskaming closed at 60 under pressure as higher priced issues held firm. Hargraves and Wettlaufer rose, with expectations of further gains on good news. Investors focus shifts to South Lorraine for potential new mine investments in a region seen as capable of rivaling earlier camps.
In Cherry, Illinois the St. Paul mine where nearly 270 men died shows shafts belching deadly gas. Fans are moving air into the mine and rescuers hope to enter safely within days. About 15 bodies remain trapped inside.
Curb market firm with Standard Oil around 640, American Tobacco at 28 400, Butte Coalition at 2, Miami Copper at 2456 24%, Nevada Con at 2%, Boston Consol at 19 19%, Cobalt Central at 17 18%, Rawhide at 18 18%, Chino Copper at 127%4 18%. Nipissing 10, Greene Cananea 94 OK.
New York February 2 The opening stock market showed lower prices in London with early sales at fractions to over one point. Initial demand gave way to a rebound as many active shares posted gains before markets trimmed losses. Union Pacific and Reading moved unevenly with Reading strong and Union Pacific weak as the general list stayed fairly steady and a London induced Reading purchase occurred for option writers.
The report lists prices for wheat, corn, hay and straw and includes various grades and lots. Prices show steady wheat and corn with multiple No numbers and colors, plus detailed inspection and total car counts across categories.
Henry W. Taft of New York, brother of the president, is out of danger though in severe pain from erysipelas. A bulletin from Dr. W A Edwards says he is receiving care at Good Samaritan hospital after a sudden attack Saturday night at the Hotel Grat Pasadens.
The report details Taft and Beveridge endorsements with results from several districts. Jacob Bauer defeats A A Tripp in the Fourth amid Watson opposition, while in the Eighth Cromer’s camp surprised. The new state committee is named with names like Culbert and Hays. meeting set for Feb 3 at Claypool hotel to organize leadership.
Chicago Feb 2 The federal grand jury moved to harden secrecy of its probe into the beef trust National Packing Co Judge Landis urged decorous conduct and warned of his wrath over any leaks Indictments are not yet expected and Judge Carpenter may not handle the cases a civil suit to dissolve National Packing is anticipated within days
A list of permits shows multiple new houses and remodels across the city. Notable entries include 1129 Parker with a 2000 dollar building permit and 33rd and unthirten with 3000 dollars.
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