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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1910

Page

4

Senator Borah proposes postal savings banks

A wire service round up from Washington and various cities on January 26 reports Senator Bora h of Idaho introducing a bill to create postal savings banks. Also noted are Bryan receiving a gold medal in Lima Peru, a Kings County suit against Wall Street brokers, a McCumber inquiry into food prices, a 60 day meat boycott by New York women, a Republican party conference at the White House, the grounding of the steamship Howard near Governors Island, a wage dispute with the B and O railroad, and a flood mill peril at International Paper in Glens Falls with workers escaping.

Washington Borah Idaho Lima Peru Wm. Jennings Bryan Bryan York Howard H. Jr Brooklyn Supreme Court of Kings Wall Street Columbus & Hocking Coal and Iron McCumber North Dakota Senate Committee On Agriculture New York Union Squire Republican Party New York State White House Root Timothy Woodruff Depew Herbert Parsons Calder Boston Howard Baltimore Norfolk Governors Island H. 8S Chase Glens Falls N. Y International Paper Company Upper Hudson

Meat prices fall in New York amid anti cost of living drive

In New York on January 26 the campaign against high living costs pushed prices down further. Lambs at Washington and Fulton markets dropped to 11 cents per pound, pork loin 13 cents, porterhouse 2 percent, and butter 31 cents. Wholesalers expect more cuts before week end. Packagers reported cold storage houses cleared in prep for beef trust investigation as New York held 1,000,000 cattle 300,000 sheep and 3,000,000 hogs in 36 storage facilities.

New York Washington Fulton Beef Trust

Doctor Deutsch to lecture on Jews and Judaism of the nineteenth century

Dr. G. Deutsch of Hebrew Union College Cincinnati will speak at 7 30 p m Sunday at United Hebrew Congregation corner Madison and Union streets. Rabbi Feurelicht and Mr Ralph Bamberger will give brief talks.

Deutsch G. Deutsch Hebrew Union College Cincinnati United Hebrew Congregation Madison Union Streets Rabbi Feurelicht Ralph Bamberger

Administrator Named for Mrs. Mary Hubbard Johnson Estate

Judge Ross appoints William H. Hubbard administrator of Mary Hubbard Johnson estate in Marion County. Mrs Johnson died last August at her Colorado Springs home and owned many Indianapolis lots. She left her property to husband Howard Agnew Johnson with assurance he would provide for their daughter Mary.

William H. Hubbard Ross Mary Hubbard Johnson Marion County Colorado Springs Cal Indianapolis

Box Case Set for Criminal Court Trial Next Monday

The case of Thomas Box former Lawrence county sheriff charged with murdering Martin Barrett in Indianapolis is scheduled for trial in criminal court next Monday. Box has faced recent trouble for threatening a man named Parrott with a revolver and was heavily fined in police court, appealing to the criminal court.

Thomas Box Lawrence County Martin Barrett Indianapolis Mr. Box Parrott Box

Miners Move Toward Allied Union Governance

The report outlines steps to solidify two unions and seek AFL affiliation. It shows leaders from Mine Workers and Western Federation endorsing cooperation, a mining bureau idea, and a tentative framework for a shared alliance while allowing modification by each side.

Indianapolis live stock market shows hog gains and cattle dips

At Indianapolis market today 10 000 hogs 1 200 cattle and 25 sheep sold with hogs up from earlier and prices sliding. Cattle receipts were light and market dull with prices lower, while sheep and lambs sold small runs and held steady with slight declines. Top hogs at 8.30 with bulk near 5.60 to 6.10. cattle and calves reflected softer demand across classes.

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Chicago Cash Grain Jan Price Report Clarity

The report shows Chicago cash grain quotes with multiple bids and bids for hard winter varieties. Prices listed include various No 1 and No 2 grades, with ranges around 1.10 to 1.12 per unit, reflecting market activity and partner listings.

Chicago Jan Jere sRatoc Eon Agg White

Wall Street Opens Strong After London Lead On Steel Positives

New York stocks rise as London influence steadies markets and United States Steel reports fuel gains. Big banking interests back the advance with overnight orders while notable declines hit Hocking Valley Cow and Iron after federal treasurer ship news. Copper and railroad shares rebound though profit-taking appears selective.

New York London Yatts Raleal Corporation United States Steel American Securities Feeley Offic Sia Reading Consolidated Gaz Amalgamated Copper Chesapeake & Ohio Utah Copper Anaconda Amal- Bamated

Mining and Oil Stocks See Notable Market Shifts

The report notes a high Westlaufer of South Lorraine at 1.2, with a million dollars of ore blocked out and ongoing extraction. Montrose vein activity suggests a rapid rise for 1.00 stock, while Diamond Syndicate adjoining Williams eyes exploitation. Shipping stocks hold firm amid NY market weakness.

Jackson & Jackson Beaver Cssius Chambers-Ferland City of Cobalt Cobalt Centra Cobalt Lake Kerr Lake Little Nipissing Ay Nipissing Ode Nova Scotia Peterson Lake H Rochester Sitvver Leaf C.seeeeeaee Temiskaming South Lor-raine Montrose South Lorraine H. R Williams Diamond Syndicate New York

New York curb market mixed with varied commodity quotes

The curb market reports strength in several stocks while values for copper and mining shares show modest gains and losses. Meat and lard prices list smoked and cured products with assorted per pound figures and meat cuts, reflecting broad price movement across commodities.

Fort Deposit Destroyed Prompting National Appeal

Fort Deposit Maryland plans a national appeal for aid after damage from the Susquehanna Ice gorge. Mayor Armstr ong states losses reach 30 thousand dollars as residents seek funds and supplies.

FT. Deposit Wilmington Del Maryland Susquehanna Armatrong

Grain markets show a weak undertone in Chicago trade

Chicago grain prices edged lower with noticeable declines in wheat corn and oats while provisions were firm hogs at the yards fell about ten cents. The morning session revealed a softer tone across grains though no sharp drops.

Chicago

Indianapause rain and rally in grain market report

The report lists bids and prices for wheat, corn, and hay with multiple grades. It notes No 2 red wheat at $1.24 and No 7 red at $1.20, while corn white and yellow grades range around 64 to 66 cents. Numerous car lots and totals are provided, including timothy hay prices and shipment counts, reflecting cautious trading amid weak wheat conditions.

Mons Bignite’ Fc Timothy Hay Hmsbhys Carr Noight Clover

City Record For A Day Births And Deaths Listed

Births show many new arrivals at City hospital including girls and boys to families at various streets and avenues. Deaths list infants and adults with causes noted such as pneumonia bronchitis and accidents. Permits include houses and repairs with firms and addresses.

Runteell Senate Avenue Mary Clin Ohio Street Bertha Fe.blemmer Cornell Avenue Forty-eighth Street Edward Hldridge John Harvey City Hospital Francis Arbuckle Taberetlary Mary Adams Street Sibley F. Everitt Bolton J. A. Shirley Park Richardson & Porter Julian Aubudon Swift & Co Kentucky

House and Senate Clash Over Fortifications Bill

Washington January report notes the house disagreed with senate amendments to the fortification appropriation bill and sent it to conference. Rep Mann of Illinois introduced his "white slave" traffic bill while Reps Adamston and Bartlett of Georgia opposed it as unconstitutional and intruding on state police powers.

Washington House Senate Representative Mann Illinois Adamston and Bartlett Georgia

Parrot Nevada Cons 24 at Lake Copper event

A terse score line lists Parrot Nevada Cons 24 with Calumet Arizona 73 and Kerr Lake 9 among placeholders, referencing a Boston and Lake Copper context. The fragment appears to record a series of numbers tied to places or teams, lacking complete details to determine a clear outcome.

New York Standard Oil Butte Coalition Miami Mya Nevada Boston Cobalt Central Rawhide Chino Copper Nipissing Giroux Greene Cananea Kerr Lake Gila Copper United Copper Goldfield British Columbia la Rose Ohio Copper Chicago Subway Cons Arizona Manhattan Transit Union Mines Ely Central Pacific Smelters Parrot Lake Copper Calumet Ariz North Lake

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