Republicans name Lee as Indiana state party chairman
The Indiana Republican party forms a new state committee largely by acclamation. Lee, a 42 year old department store owner and former mayor of Lawrenceburg, is praised as a dynamic force. Headquarters set for March 1, with a state convention likely in May. Indianapolis Produce notes butter and egg prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Hee
Charles W. Lee
Edwin Riy M. FE
Indianapolis
Lawrenceburg
Internal Revenue Department
Indianapolis Grain Report Shows Mixed Wheat and Corn Prices
Wheat weak with No 2 red at 1.22 and No 3 red at 1.15. February at 1.22. sample red at 1.10. Corn weak with No 2 white 63c and No 3 white 63c. No 4 white 62c. mixed and yellow varieties around 62-63c. Oats steady with No 2 white 47.5c and standard 41c. No 3 white 44c. No 2 mixed 6c. inspections detailed by car counts and totals. Hay various timothy lots listed with car totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Tutul
Hay
Timothy
Kelly McGann Boxing Bout Set for February 3
Hugo Kelly and Hugh McGann have signed articles for an eight to one bout to be staged February 3 at the Memphis Athletic Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugo Kelly
Hugh McGann
Memphis
Indianapolis Livestock Market Totals and Prices
Indianapolis livestock receipts Thursday totalled about 7 000 hogs 1 400 cattle and 20 sheep with gains in hogs and cattle and a decline in sheep from a week and a year earlier. Good to choice lambs and yearlings shown with varied prices across hogs cattle and sheep segments. East Buffalo and Union Stock Yards reports list strong hog runs and mixed cattle and sheep demand with steady to higher lamb and calf values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
East Buffalo
N. Y
UNION
Pee Ee Mae
Cattie
Gosse Tower
Leeptsburg
Feae
Early Gains Lost In Wall Street Trading Briefly
New York stock market opens with strong early gains across industrials and leaders. Early advances fade as prices weaken. steel drops below prior close while railroads show small losses. By end of first hour a steadier tone prevails with several issues above yesterday’s close and London buying notable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rock Island
St. Paul
Southern Pacific
London
Union Pacific and Steel Common
Cobalt Stocks Dip Amid Broad Market Weakness
The Cobalt market opened with a generally weaker tone as higher priced issues fell. Beaver City of Cobalt and Little Nip saw declines, while Temiskaming faced pressure but closed firmer with a 60 bid. Cobalt Lake and McKinley Darragh held steady amid mixed results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson & Jackson's
Beaver
Chambers-Ferland
Cobalt
Ccceceseseaes
Cobalt Central
Wye
Cobalt Lake
Kerr Lake
la Rose
Cccceebeessee
Eeens
I Nipissing Gala Oy
Nova Scotia
Otisse
Peterson Lake
Rochester
Silver Leaf
Temiskaming
Weer Lake
Crown
City of Cobalt
Little Nip
Nova Scosia
Leaf
Temisk
Trethewey
McKinley Darragh
New York curb market quiet with mixed commodity quotes
The New York curb market showed quiet trading with a slate of mixed quotes across oils, tobacco, copper, and other commodities. Notable figures included Standard Oil at 630 646 and American Tobacco at varying levels, while Copper and ore stocks like Butte Coalition and Miami Copper appeared with minor shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American ‘Tobacco
Eae Butte Coalition
Miami
Kansas City
Mexico Orient
Nevada
Boston
Cobalt Central
Cam Nas
Giroux
Greeneauaneal
Cuy
Kerr Lake
Gila Ca
Ee Armbta
Tramp
Braden Gopper
Gila
Boston Stocks Brief Wanes on Mixed Copper, Commodities
Boston market news lists North Butte at 324 percent, Indiana 23, Lake Copper 70, Copper Range 75, Parrott 19, Arizona Commercial 41 with scattered gains and declines in several names. The text reflects a stock roundup from February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
North Butte
Indiana
Miami
Lake
Copper
Parrott
Arizona Commercial
Marriages of Four Couples Notice in Local Column
Paul R F Martin wed Lillian Buckman. Charles F Penniston tied to Danny A Warren. Charlies C Copeland joined Blanche F OBrian. William Kennen united with Nettie E Young in ceremonies listed in the marriage notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul R. F. Martin
Lillian I. Buckman
Charles F. Penniston
Danny
A. Warren
Charlies C. Copeland
Blanche F. O'Brien
William Kennen
Nettie E. Young
Four Children Burn to Death in Dover Farmhouse
At a Dover area farmhouse near Wilmington four children Mamie 14 Lewis 12 Stanford 5 and Daisy 3 were killed in a attic fire late last night. Their mother Mrs. Sarah Tatum in critical condition watched as flames prevented her from saving them. The children awakened but could not escape to safety before neighbors arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
Sarah Tatum
Mamie
Lewis
Stanford
Daisy
Suffragettes Haul Down Flag of Violence in London
Militant suffragists declare their flag of violence hauled down and that no further violence will be attempted unless the government yields. The statement says militancy has done its work and the demand for franchise remains, though the need is believed over. Leaders warn this is not a dropped demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
B and O. Lines to Build Third Rail over Alleghenies
President Daniel Willard of the B. and O. announced in Wheeling that the railroad will construct a third rail over the Alleghenies and raise freight capacity 50 percent by November 1. A connecting link from the main line near Fairmont to Lumberport on the low grade division will be provided to improve facilities for coal operators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
W. Va
Allegheny Mountains
Daniel Willard
West Virginia
Seaboard
Fairmont
Lumberport
Murderers Rob Man and Burn His Boot
The partly incinerated body of Louis Swagierus, 57, was found in his home shoeshop in Toledo Ohio. Robbery and murder are suspected as his hip pockets were emptied, his watch and $400 missing, and the building set on fire but evidence was saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Louis Swagierus
Farmers union meeting endorses Sutchers in race
In Memphis on February 4 at a Shelby County Farmers' Union meeting, President P. M. Rhodes presented a resolution backing NER Sta ti 2 emst to Jechl Sutchers, seeking a preferred candidacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis, Tenn
Shelby County Farmers’ Union
M. Rhodes
Jechl Sutchers
City Record for a Day Highlights Births Deaths and Permits
Lists of births at local addresses, deaths including Edgar Mead and Indiana Shafer with causes, and building permits. Mentions Edwin and Eva Walker. James and Sarah Scott. other couples with addresses. Notes Merchants' boiler and heating work, and various repairs and new builds with dollar values.
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Edwin and
Eva Walker
Washington Street
Lor
James
Sarah Scott
Concord Street
Hoy
Homer and
Elsie Smith
Bakemeyer Street
Indianapolis Liquor License Notices and Appointment
Notice to voters in Indianapolis Ward 8 and Seventh Ward of Marion County Indiana that David Winkler and Henry Victor will apply at the March 1910 term of the Board of Commissioners for licenses to sell intoxicating liquors in specified rooms and for portable privileges. Winkler cites Fort Wayne Avenue address 1001 and Noble Street location 747. Victor cites Noble Street corner with St Clair Streets address. Also notice of appointment: Minnie E. Broich executrix of Charles H. Broich estate, Marion County Indiana.
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Indianapolis
Center Township
Board of Commissioners
Marion County
State of
Indiana
Fort Wayne Avenue
East Tenth Street
Butler's Addition
David Winkler
Noble Street
Noble and
St. Clair Streets
Gillespie
Outlet 4
North Noble Street
Ward No
Henry Victor
Charlies H. Brotch
Minnie E. Broich
Centar
Madison Avenue
Morris Street
Frank An Ryan
George Kramer
Kron County
State of Indiana
Massachusetts Avenue
Stubbins
Massachusetts Aveue
Pal. R. P. M'Vey
Board of County Commissioners
West
Drake & Mayhew
North West Street
Washington Street
George Alexas
Court Street
East Court Street
Frank Keller
Sout Street
Stumph
Michael J. Duffecy
Brother Plea Delays Prison for Surber Case
John Surber faced potential prison after a knife attack by his brother Harry in a liquor related incident. Harry, hospitalized with serious injuries, wept as his sentence was reduced from 60 days to 30 days in the workhouse after the brother pleaded for leniency. The brothers reside at 205 Geisendorf Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Surber
Criminal Court
Surber
Collins
Liqquor
Harry
Schlangan
Todd
Harry Surber
Grand Jury
Surbers
Geisendorf Street
Fire and Explosions Hit United States Medical Supply Building
Wire reports from New York describe a blaze after a series of explosions at the United States Medical Supply building on West and Vestry streets causing 606000 dollars in losses. Concurrent weather notes from Boston and New England report a gale, snow, and delays at sea with multiple ships overdue. Portland and Concord log heavy snowfall while Allentown notes a large strike at Bethlehem Steel affecting hundreds of workers.
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New York
United States Medical Supply
West
Vestry Streets
Boston
Mass
Highland Light
New England
M and M Itner Juniata
Baltimore
Massachusetts
Portland
Concord
N. H
Northfield
Vermont
Allentown
Bethlehem Steel Works
Bates Hotel Barber Shop Opens in Indianapolis
Newest and prettiest in Indianapolis offers first class sanitation at 7 W Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates Hotel
Indianapolis
W. Market Street
Indianapolis liquor license notices flood 1910 ward bids
Multiple residents in Marion county Indiana announce applications to the Board of Commissioners at the March term 1910 for licenses to sell intoxicating liquors. The notices specify street addresses in wards 7 11 and 12 including Blaine avenue Miller street Washington Court Madison East Court and East Washington streets with building details and lot numbers.
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Serge
Panama
Stretton Make
Republican Party
New State Committee
Wing. Lee
J. R. Budd
Chicago Grain
Chicago
Aices
Oren High
Ely Uglgr
KELLY
M’gann
W. Grove
Indianapolis Livestock
Wall Street
Beto Are
Coats
The
Wilmington
Del
BL & O
IA Alleghenies
Geo
Rose Billaymer
Downer Street
John and
Martha Weist
Brookside Avenue
Allen and
Nettie Milmer
Wibber Avenue
Garney and
Clara Barnes
Adelaide Street
Ronald and
Ona Green
New Jersey
Oliver and Maud Lower
Methodist Hospital
James and
Estella Perkinson
Sfiatt Street
Quaid and
Goldie Gauge
Hort Avenue
Rosie Lewis
Georgia Street
Edgar M. Mead
Chas. H. Fulmer
Michigan Street
Merchants
Ce Company
Fifteenth Street
Merchants’ Heat and Light Company
Washington
Nagel & Cohen
N. Hlinois
E. Levin Company
Illinois
Albert von Spreckelsen
John Lurber
Prince Albert
W. G. Schneider
W. Obito St
Carl L. Rost Claypes! Hotel
N. Illinois St
WM. S. Miller
Blaine Avenue
Miller Street
McCarty
Martin Roth
Allen
Johnson & Wilson's
East
Frank Blackwell
Hendricks
Outlet 131
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