More Bass in More Streams This Season
The Marion County Fish and Game Protective association plans spring work to propagate black bass in ponds near Allisonville aiming for a larger bass fry output in county streams. At a recent meeting in the statehouse officers were elected president Bernard M. Keene vice president Dr J C Alexander secretary Edward Phipps treasurer Gustave J Meyer and trustees George N Manrfeld Thomas Nesom Andrew Bordenbecher Dr D A Anderson William Schrolecke.
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Marion County Fish and Game Protective Association
Allisonville
Marion County
Statehouse
Bernard M. Keene
J. C. Alexander
Edward Phipps
Gustave J. Meyer
George N. Manrfeld
Thomas Nesom
Andrew Bordenbecher
D. A. Anderson
William Schrolecke
J. C. Cross
Frank J. Rosa
J. H. Gercke
George Stumpf
William Nackenhorer
Lotus Farmer
Milk Producers Move Against Butter Trust
Chicago February 8. Milk producers association launches a widespread campaign to force large dairy companies to pay higher prices to milk producers. They plan a chain of cheese factories if confrontations with dairy concerns arise.
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Chicago
Milk Pro
Ducervo Association
Retail COA Prices at the Wagon Market
By Rouse Bros the notice lists oats at 46 to 49 cents per bushel and mixed feeds around 12 to 15 dollars. Timothy and alfalfa hay prices appear in the 14 to 16 dollar range with straw noted as well.
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Rouse Bros
Timothy
For Rent Ad Offer In Sun Newspaper
The Sun offers ten words for 15 cents under For Rent Rooms with a guarantee to continue the ad at no extra charge until a tenant is secured.
Indiana Physician Fahne Dies After Stairway Fall
Dr August A Fahne a prominent Indiana physician and surgeon fell to his death from a stairway He was born in Baltimore in 1832 and was a thirty second degree Mason.
Elmendorf Appointed Auditor for Major Rail Lines
W H Elmendorf named auditor for Lake Erie & Western railroad Fort Wayne Cincinnati and Louisville rail road and Northern Ohio railway with office in Indianapolis Indiana succeeding W A Wildhack who was transferred.
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Elmendorf
W. H. Elmendorf
Lake Erie & Western Railroad
Fort Wayne
Cincinnati
Johnson Assault Case Takes Longer Than Court Call
New York February case against Jack Johnson the heavyweight champion was set for trial in the supreme court before Justice Goff. Assistant District Attorney Moss said his calendar held many homicidal cases and he could not try Johnson that day.
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New York
Jack Johnson
Goff
Supreme Court
Moss
Johnson
Indianapolis Live Stock Market Report
Receipts total 3 500 hogs 1 000 cattle and 200 sheep with gains versus last week and declines versus a year ago. Hog prices to 8 85 top 8 85 with most at 8 60 8 75. cattle and calves strong. sheep supply light but steady prices. Regional quotes from Union Stock Yards East Buffalo Pittsburg list varied values for hogs cattle sheep and calves.
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Indianapolis
Pricoa
Ceessee Ceeete Werner
Ught
East Buffalo
N.ooaselee
Pittsburg
A. Il
Boston Stocks Ledger Snapshot
Boston stock notes list entries for Girmnx Kerr Lake Smelting and Smelting preferred stock with various shares and percentages, showing figures like 91 8% 34 34 48 49% in a condensed market update.
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Boston
Girmnx
Kerr Lake
Indiana
North Butte
Grain price report from Chicago clears mixed futures
Chicago markets show cash wheat variations with No 2 red at about 1.23 to 1.24 dollars and No 2 hard winter near 1.12 to 1.44. Corn prices range around 63 cents for No 2 and 63 to 66 cents for other grades as of February 8.
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Chicago
Declines Start Weak Opening In New York Stock Market
At the open February 8 there were sharp early losses across most stocks with big drops in Joppa group and Utah while Union Pacific opened lower. Within minutes the market rallied as railroad issues recovered and some gains emerged, with Northern Pacific and Reading among leaders and advisers noting bullish signals amid heavy trading.
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New York
Joppur Group
Utah
Union Pacific Ptd
Dever
Sey
Pric.e
Usere
Northern Pacific
Reading
Rock Island
London
Indianapolis Grain Prices and Inspections Report
Wheat shows strength with No 2 red at 1.21 and related bids. No 3 red 1.15. February 1.21 first half. Corn weak with No 2 white 62c and No 4 white 60c. yellow and mixed grades listed. Oats strong with No 2 white 47 1 2 c and standard 47c. Hay steady with timothy bids around 1.00 to 1.15. Inspections record car counts by grade for wheat, corn, and oats.
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Indianapolis
Rage War Kills Three at Hales Bar Tennessee
At Hales Bar near Chattanooga Tennessee three men were killed in a battle between armed white laborers and African American workers over dam construction. About 360 armed blacks surrounded 150 white laborers guarding dynamite near the dam and locks. Police reserves under Capt. Burke rushed to the scene as tensions rose over labor terms and leadership.
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Hales Bar
Here
Ih United Stater
Monster Dam
Burke
William Ha.llaherty
They Say Careful Eating Prevents Tomorrow’s Ailments
A casual admonition explains that overeating strains the stomach and intestines. It promotes CASCARETS as a nighttime aid that works while you sleep to ensure a healthier morning.
Social Roundup in Marion as Residents Travel and Visit
Miss Tillie Bernstein returns to Marion after ten days with Mrs. E. B. Greenberg. Mrs. Boilvan and Mrs. McDonald of New Albany visit Mrs. Crate Bowen. Mrs. Theodore Wolff of Newark and Miss Helen Wolff of Philadelphia stay with Mrs. F. W. Wolff and Miss Wolff. Mrs. John M. Shaw and daughter plan a Georgia stay for several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Gray head to New York for two weeks. Mrs. William Peck vacationing in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Roberts and Mrs. John Holtzman depart Feb 18 for Hot Springs. Misa Hene of Muncie visits sister Mrs. Edgar F. Kiser. Hazel Wilhite and Murat De Wees host 40 friends for birthday anniversaries.
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Moss Hazel Wilhite
Murat de Wees
Mr. de Wees
Two Negroes Hanged Early This Morning in Kansas City
John William and George Reynolds, both African American prisoners, were hanged at 6 28 am in Kansas City Missouri. They were pronounced dead ten minutes later after being convicted for the December assault on Mrs. Jackson in which they allegedly planned to kill her but fled when frightened. They were arrested the next day and tried January 4 with a death verdict after a three minute jury deliberation.
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Kansas City
John William
George Reynolds
Jackson
Reynolds
Williams
Boston Man Accused of Fraud Targeting Women
W H L Fowler a 54 year old man is jailed on charges of defrauding three women who promised to marry him. Police say Fowler has cheated many others across the country. Mrs Mary C Lonemar of Quincy Ill says she gave a 1600 check. Abbie H Swanton of Everest reports a 70 dollar tax on credulity. Eugenie Meredith of Wilmington Ill says Fowler cashed checks totaling 2500 dollars.
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Boston
W. H. L. Fowler
Portland
Fowler
Hull
Mary C. Lonemar
Quincy
Ill
Abbie H. Swanton
Everest
Eugenie Meredith
Wilmington
Albany Assemblyman Levy Pushes Wheat and Feed Legislation
In Albany on February 8, Assemblyman Levy proposed amending laws related to violations in the grain and feed trade. The measure targets halving penalties and addresses quoted prices for baled hay and straw, amid a report of fluctuating oats, corn, and timothy prices.
Quiet title case filed in Marion County Circuit Court
Paul Kraft files suit to quiet title on real estate in Marion County Indiana. The complaint names many defendants and spouses and notes they are nonresidents. Judge orders appearance by March 1, 1910 and notifies all named parties. Attorneys Spencer Spencer Browne represent the plaintiff.
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State of Indiana
Marion County
Circuit Court
Cleck
Frank P. Dyer
Dyer
Benjamin +. Pritciaia
Wesley G. Hammond
Hammond
Zachary T. Hargus
Hargus
Charles Schmidt
Schmidt
James L. Cohen
Cohen
James G. Cohee
Cohe
Phillip M. Smith
Smith
Lawson E McKinney
McWinney
Benjamin C. Spurrier
Spurrier
Edward R. Spurrier
E— K. Spurrier
Robert B. Chenoweth
Chenoweth
Alvah Brockway
Brockway
Robert Canby
Canby
William J. Davis
Davis
William H. Metcalf
Metcalf
Allen R. Simpson
Simpson
Harry J. Shellman
Shellman
Seorge I. Schley
Schley
John Gilmore
Gilmore
Henry Bowen
Bowen
John C. Watts
Watts
Levi Cohn
Cohn
Im Ewing McLain
McLain
James T. Gifford
Gifford
Daniel Zering
Zering
William K. Martz
Maria F. Berry
Cyrus M. Berry
Leannsth Williams
Wil-lams
Gertrude Fletcher
Ingram Fletcher
Charles Browder
Frank Browder
State of
Indiana
Court House
Indianapolis
Leonard M. Quilt
Tlerk
Spencer
King Oscar Gustave Undergoes Appendectomy
Stockholm Feb 8 The physicians announce King Oscar Gustave is resting easily after midnight appendectomy for appendicitis. Despite apparent stability grave fears for his life persist as the royal family remains at his bedside. The monarch was rushed from the opera to the operating table a delay could have been fatal.
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Stockholm
Oscar Gustave
Curb market opens with easy tone in New York trading
New York reports curb market activity beginning with an easy tone on February 8. Standard OH and Tobacco listings show modest prices while several securities show slight movements.
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New York
Miami Capes City
Train Schedule Fragments for Rushville and Connorsville
Readable dispatch snippets show limited trains to Rushville and Connorsville with stops and times. Additional notes reference Shelbyville Greensburg routes and scattered anomaly times.
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Rushville
Conn
Connersville
Shelbyville
Greensburg
tGreensburg
tActon
Revival at Seymour Ends with 50 Conversions
Seymour Indiana February 8 a notable revival at the First ME church led by Rev H B Roller ends with about 50 conversions and similar number of church acensions. New members include a 70 year old man a 73 year old woman and others amid strong attendance and attractions.
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Seymour
Ind
H. B. Roller
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