Indianapolis Live Stock Prices Edge Higher Across Markets
Receipts at Indianapolis Gay a week compare show fewer hogs but steady cattle and sheep with prices rising. Bulls and calves sold strong while steers and cows moved up modestly. East Buffalo and Pittsburgh markets report active demand, with hogs and sheep firm to higher and cattle higher in most categories. Union Stock Yards shows steady to higher prices across hogs cattle and sheep with strong demand from local buyers.
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Indianapolis
Gay
Dante -Moads
Renee
S.eee
East Buffalo
Fedee Acanthic
Pittsburg
Iight
Unclear fragment from Boston wire service
Readable content shows a fragmented Boston dateline with citations to North Butte and Indian smelting terms. material is too garbled to identify a coherent event, names, or dates beyond the February dateline.
Notice of sealed bids for Tadinta City School projects
Sealed proposals will be received by the School Commissioners of the City of Tadinta at the office of the Business Director until 4 o'clock p m February 1 4 fee 1 Eclical Healer accordance specifications on im the of the Business Director. The right to reject any bid is reserved to 2NO. E CLELAND 9 Fen 3 0.
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Notics
City of Tadinta
Wall Street Opens With Heavy Pressures on Stocks
New York February 7 heavy selling dominated the early stock market with weak demand and declines from fractions to over one point. First steel sales were 4 000 at 19½ to 78½, Amalgamated down 1¾, American Smelting off 1½ to 80. Rock Island Chesapeake and Ohio and Reading fell with broad losses, leading issues slipping two points or more from Saturdays close. London was a heavy seller of Steel common and Union Pacific. Government bonds unchanged and other bonds irregular.
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New York
Amalgamated
American
Rock Island
Chesapeake & Ohio
Reading
United States Steel Common
American Smelting
Amalgamated Copper
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Westinghoupsa
London
Steel Common
Union Pacific
New York curb market report from February
The curb market showed irregular trading with mixed quotes across many firms led by Standard Oil at 6388 1645 and American Tobacco at 540, while Nipissing and Kerr Lake moved around 9% and 8% respectively and several miners and copper companies posted fractional gains and losses.
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New York
Standard Oil
American Tobacco
Butte Coalition
Miami Copper
Nevada Cons
Kansas City Mexican Orient
Cobalt Central
Boston Cons
Rawhide
Chino Copper
Nipissing
Arizona
Union Mine
Ny Central
Pacific Smealers
Boston Stocks Report on Feb 5 Closing Quotes
The Boston market shows Lake Copper at 72 percent, Arizona Commercial 41, Shoe Machine 64, North Lake 1645, Nevada Cons 21, and Smelting 434 as listed. </analysis>
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Boston
Lake Copper
Arizona Commercial
Shoe Machine
North Lake
Nevada
Indianapolis Grain Market Prices Report
Wheat shows weakness with No 2 red at 1 20 through billing No 2 red extras 118 No 3 red 1 16 February 1 21 first half Wagon No 2 red 1 18 sample 1 00 IT. Corn steady No 2 white 62c No 3 white 62c No 4 white 64c No 2 white mixed 61c No 8 white mixed 60c No 4 white mixed 61c No 2 yellow 61c No 3 yellow 51c No 4 yellow 60c No 2 mixed 51c No 3 mixed 61c No 4 mixed 60c ear 60c 70 lbs. Oats steady No 2 white 47c standard 41c No 3 white 41c No 4 white 46c No 2 mixed 45c No 3 mixed 46c No 4 mixed 44c Hay steady Timothy prices range 16 00 to 15 00. Inspections list Wheat No 2 red 1 car No 3 red 1 car sample 3 cars total 6 cars. Corn by class 88 cars. Hay No 1 timothy 4 cars No 2 timothy 2 cars.
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Indianapolis
Sample
Hay
Timothy
Meats and Lard Prices from Indianapolis Produce
By J. R. Budd the Indianapolis Produce section lists sugar cured hams at 17 19c per pound, smoked bacon 13 17c, English style hams 17 19c, fresh beef carcasses 7 14c, lambs and veal carcasses priced per unit, and butter 20c per pound, with assorted poultry and eggs.
Bates Hotel Barber Shop Opens in Indianapolis
Newest and prettiest in Indianapolis offers first class services and a stylish grooming experience at 7 W Market Street. The business branding emphasizes high quality cuts and modern styling for local customers.
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Bates Hotel
Indianapolis
Wenttary
Market Street
Mrs Gravis hails to Washington promises sensational disclosure
Mrs Mauds Gravis wife of former Ballinger critic and Seattle divorce defendant arrived in Washington in seclusion amid talk of a forthcoming sensational disclosure. She said she plans to proceed with the matter and hinted the public will hear something within days, though she offered no details.
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Washington
Mauds Gravis
Ballinger
Seattle
Fan cies Show Brings Out High Bred Chickens
The tenth annual Fan ciers Association of Indiana show opens in Tomlinson hall this Tuesday. William Tobin presidents and C R Milhous secretary, expect an artistic showcase with exhibitors from Indiana Canada Oklahoma and New York. Pigeons cats and a strong Indianapolis dog display accompany the event. Open daily 8 am to 10 30 pm with 5 cent admission.
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William ‘Tobin
C. R. Milhous
Indiana Chicken Breeders
Canada
Oklahoma
New York
Indianapolis
Strickland and Wood Nominated in Hancock County Ticket
The Democrats of Hancock County nominated Harry Strickland for Representative Lawrence Wood for Auditor M Wood for Clerk Jesse W Cox for Sheriff John Reeves for Assessor at the Saturday primary election.
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Hancock County
Harry 8. Strickland
Lawrence Wood
M. Wood
Jesse W. Cox
John Reeves
Outwit Their Friends Wedded by Rev Detch
Joseph Corrivan of Boston and Minnie Snowden of Indianapolis wed at Ballard flats corner Delaware and Ohio streets the ceremony led by Rev Albert Garwood Detch. After the service they left for St Louis to join Norvell Shapleigh Hardware Company. The license was delayed to thwart friends planning a disruption.
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Boston
Mass
Minnie Snowden
Indianapolis
Ballard Flat
Delaware and
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Albert Garwood Detch
St. Louis
Norvell-Shapleigh Hardware Company
Disagreement in Ford Case at Cincinnati
After 24 hours of deliberation the jury in Cincinnati failed to reach a verdict in the Jeanette Stewart Ford blackmail case against Charles L. Warriner and was discharged. The charge alleged an attempt to extort $2000 from the Big Four Railway treasurer.
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Cincinnati
Jeanette Stewart-Ford
Charles L. Warriner
Big Four Railway
Hibernians to Welcome National President in Indianapolis
The national A. O. H. president Matthew Cummings of Boston is expected at Division No. 2 Morrison Hall tonight. Local Hibernians invite all city members to attend. Cummings, re-elected in 1908, is popular here and may visit Indianapolis this winter after the Chicago board meeting last Friday.
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Boston
Division No. 2
Morrison Hall
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Order
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Chicago
Fire Threatens Tenement Row Behind Frenkel Store
Fire tailing a second hand clothing store owned by Meyer Frenkel at 306 N Capitol Ave damaged the building and destroyed the stock. Frenkel’s two children were rescued by police and firemen after they were left home alone briefly. investigators probe a mysterious origin with $38 stolen from a money drawer. Frenkel denies harming his children and claims they stayed with neighbors for supper.
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N. Capitol Avenue
Frenkel
Massachusetts Avenue
Chicago
Bedford
Ind
Hésard
N. New Jersey Street
Merle Sidener Resigns City Editor Post at Indianapolis Star
Merle Sidener, longtime city editor of the Indianapolis Star since its start, resigns to devote full effort to Forward, a magazine backed by the Indianapolis Commercial club. Guernsey Van Riper rises from assistant city editor to Sidener’s desk. Sidener, famed for charity work and philanthropy, will expand his public service in a broader civic role.
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Beef Trust Thwarted in Fat Rendering Deal
Chicago reports circulated that the beef trust planned to swallow the Fat Rendering company, formed last year by small retailers to dispose of fat and waste. Jacob Brock led the effort. stock sold at 25 a share, plant opened, and plans for an independent abattoir were drawn. A mysterious man offered to buy out stock at 20 percent above subscription price, then vanished as scrutiny rose.
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Beef Trust
Jacob Brock
United Dressed Beef Company
New York Mhutchers' Dressed Beef Association
Trust
National Democratic league to hold Jefferson birthday banquet
LAPORTE Ind Feb 7 The National Democratic league of clubs announced that the annual banquet honoring Thomas Jefferson's birthday will be held in Indianapolis on April 13 instead of at Washington.
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Ind
National Democratic League of Clubs
Jefferson
Indianapolis
Washington
Burglars Foiled at Indianapolis Storage Office
Merchant Policeman Henry Meyers found a side window open at the Indianapolis Union Transfer and Storage company on Ohio Street near the Union Railway tracks early Monday. He searched the place after summoning police, but nothing was missing though the office had been ransacked.
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Henry Meyers
Indianapolis
Fighting Men (Continued From Page 1)
A portrait gallery of Indiana Republican leaders outlines Pecks leadership in the Fifth district and praises Elmer Bassett James M Henry and Tharman Thurman Will Hays and Francis Stults for their campaign zeal. The piece highlights Peck Bassett Henry Thurman Hays Stults as capable organizers and movers in state politics.
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Elmer Bassett
Shelbyville
Mr. Bagset
James M. Henry
Mr. Bassett
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Will H. Hays
Sullivan
Francis I. Stults
Huntington
Thad Peck
Haye
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Hays
State Committee
Julia Marlowe
Wil Hays
Stults and Five GOP Figures Earn Local Praises
The piece profiles Republican operatives across six counties including Stults, George H. Palmer, Demas D. Bates, Andrew J. Hickey, and Thomas Culbert. It highlights Stults’ energetic touring, Palmer’s law and planning, Bates’ statesman bearing, Hickey’s aggression, and Culbert’s district harmonizing push toward Republican victory.
County Panel Questions Liquor License Claim Change
County commissioners blocked Elias L. Segar's retail liquor license at 232-24 S. Scioto and demanded explanation for altering the printed application. They noted he inked out a phrase limiting sale in smaller quantities and rewrote to permit on premises drinking, fearing an attempt to dodge Nicholson law provisions.
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Governor Praises Catholics at Y M I Banquet on Washington Birthday
Governor Marshall spoke at a Young Men's Institute Catholic banquet praising Catholic church and patriotism of Catholics in America. He quipped about the kingdom of God on earth and stressed God and country. Speakers included D O Donahue, M J Beanson, Henry Seyfried, and others. John F. Troy was toastmaster.
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John F. Troy
Uncalled Allowances Listed by Marion County Auditor
A historical notice records unpaid allowances held by the Auditor of Marion County Indiana for five years or more as of March 7 1910. The list names numerous individuals with small sums in dollars and cents including Erwin Amos $2 Wm H Applegate $4 Laura Asche $1 50 Mary C Allman Tc Otto Austermiller 5c and many others, totaling multiple local claimants.
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Erwin Amos
Wm. H. Applegate
Laura Asche
Mary C. Allman
Otto Austermiller
Geo. W. Bailey
Minnie Bailey
Frank Barneclo
James H. Barnett
J. T. Gilbert
Chas. C. Gilmore
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H. G. Hainer
Will Harding
Nancy C. Hatton
John Hauk
Frank Hasgard
Marie Heizer
W. TH. Higgs
C. T. Hill
Louis
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Maude L. Murphy
J. A. Murphy
T. W. McCloskey
H. McDonald
Alric Tolle
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Ralph Treadway
August Wacker
Robert Warrenberg
R. B. Watkins
Clara Weaver
Louis Weller
Harrison Calvin Wenz
A. White
Jacob Whittenback
May Whittenback
J. P. Whittock
Appointment of executrix for Charles H Broich estate
A duly qualified executrix is appointed for the estate of Charles H Broich in the county and state, with authority to administer, liquidate assets, pay debts, and distribute remaining assets according to law.
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Charles H. Broich
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