Small supply of hogs prices rise a nickel higher
Indianapo lis July 12 receipts show 1 500 hogs 400 cattle 100 sheep with fewer hogs and cattle and more sheep than a year ago Prices edged down from Saturday with limited competition hogs mostly 160 to 200 pounds sold 7 92 to 10 and prime heavies up to 10 27 Cattle runs were small with little price change Bulls steady calves strong Sheep and lambs receipts larger with nearly steady prices Lambs 7 75 down yearlings 5 50 down sheep 4 2 down at the end of the report
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Indianapolis
JRO
Vera
East Buffalo
N. Y
Hower
Cincinnati
Pius
Pittsburg
Grains and Hay Prices Rally with Mixed Bars
Indianapolis market reports higher prices for corn and oats with No 2 white corn at 764 cents and mixed varieties showing gains. Wheat values top at 1.26 for No 2 red with July and September contracts noted, while hay and inspections data list car counts and feed quality across timothy and clover mixes.
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Indianapolis
C. Hay—Dult
Timothy
Hay
Ad Copy of Meats and Pork Products From A Market
A market advertisement lists meat and lard items with prices including sugar cured hams at 154 to 17c, skinned and fish style hams at 16 to 18%c, salted pork at 11 to 14c, fresh pork loins at 12 to 15c, and bacon at 16 to 19%c. The text also mentions English style bacon and fresh pork loins, with some garbled repetitions.
Grain prices in Chicago market for September contracts
Opening quotations show Wheat at 1.1144 dollars per bushel and 1.11, Corn 6.713 cents, Oats 4.34 to 4.14 cents, Pork 20.57 dollars, Lard 11.65, Ribs 11.20 to 11.22 dollars. Chicago Grain market July 12.
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Chicago
Indianapolis Wagon Market Prices Report
Market prices list from Rouse Bros at 13 Kentucky Avenue shows corn shelled oats and hay values. Timothny and new Clover listed with price ranges per bushel or ton, wheat straw and gets straw noted with varying figures.
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Indianapolis
Rouse Bros
Kentucky Avenue
Indianapolis Produce Exchange Market Brief
Indianapolis Produce Exchange notes fresh eggs at 18e and country butter at 17e.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Produce Exchange
St Paul Sweeps Kansas City In Double Header Wins
St Paul blanked Kansas City in both games of a double header. LeRoy held KC to two hits in the first game. Karger allowed few hits in the second but escaped trouble. Darkness halted play after the first half of the eighth.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Kansas City
LeRoy
Karger
Young man drowns in Ox Creek
Scottsburg Indiana reports Hubert Carlisle aged 17 son of William Carlisle drowned while swimming in Ox Creek yesterday afternoon. The body was recovered.
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Scottsburg
Ind
Hubert Carlisle
William Carlisle
Ox Creek
Hartford Fire Insurance Company Statement of Condition
The Hartford Fire Insurance Company reports its capital 2,000,000 with assets totaling 20,484,516.51 including cash 1,055,187.75 real estate 1,065,187.76 bonds 15,385,373.33 loans on real estate 448,000 and other securities 191,852.97 Liabilities total 13,373,224.23 with losses adjusted 191,148.55 and unadjusted 977,001.81 plus claims 182,000 and reinsurance needs 12,022,473.87 A Indiana auditor certifies the accuracy of this December 31 190_.
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Aes Ee
Indiana
Office of Auditor of
State
State of
Wall Street Opens Week With Broad Strength In Stocks
The New York market opened with broad strength as Illinois Central led gains, crossing 154. Harriman group issues Reading St Paul and Pennsylvania moved higher, while Pennsylvania attracted heavy buying on expectations of a rise. Sineis Central advanced and American Smelting drew attention amid talk of higher dividends. Government bonds held steady.
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New York
Illinois Central
Harriman
Reading
St. Paul
Pennsylvania
C. D. Barney & Co
Sineis Central
London
Salvation Army Officers Arrested in Bloomington Meeting
Capt. Mitchell Lieut Cramer and Lieut Stephens of the Salvation Army were arrested Saturday night during a College and Kirkwood avenues meeting in Bloomington Indiana. Ministers secured their release twenty minutes later and the mayor promised a hearing Monday. The group claims persecution by the city and cites council orders banning meetings at the corner on Thursday and Saturday nights due to band concerts.
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Bloomington
Ind
Mitchell
Lieut
Cramer
Stephens
Salvation Army
College and
Kivruwod
Jair
Salvationists
Kirkwood Avenues
Nieters Found Dead After Drinking Acid at Morton Hotel
Anthony Nieters aged 60 drank carbolic acid Friday night and was found dead Saturday afternoon in his room at the Morton hotel. Coroner Blackwell ordered an autopsy revealing a lethal amount of poison. initial heart failure was ruled out.
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Morton Hotel
Burglar Attack At Widdoep House
Detectives investigate after Mrs. Anna Gimble says burglars choked her with a trunk strap and dragged her to a room in the Widdoep residence at 1101 Central Avenue. She was found in her nightgown at the foot of the stairs by Philip Widdoep as a struggle downstairs was heard. a purse belonging to Miss Adelia Schrrmer was missing.
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Adelia Schrrmer
Boy Burglar Caught In Best Plating Basement Heist
William Feller, 18, and Claude Bradford, 19, were captured after entering the Best Plating basement on Delaware and Market streets. Bradford aided the escape but police Sgt. Weaver detained him. Feller surrendered on approach. A notebook listed burglaries at Israel Abstine 321 E Washington St 114.50, Home Brewing Cruse and Daly 3.60, Hess Bros. 2101 E Michigan 500, Huntsinger 512 Bell 2.15, Washington Bowling 1415 Washington 3.15, Indiana Wallpaper 4148 Virginia Ave 13.97.
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Best Plating
Delaware
Market Streets
William Feller
Claude Bradford
Weaver
Bradford
Feller
Home Brewing Company
Cruse
Daly Streets
Hess Bros
Michigan Street
Robert Huntsinger
Bell Street
Washington Bowling Association
Washington Street
Indiana Wall Paper Company
Virginia Avenue
Right from the box crisp tender delicious
A brief ad style note markets the product as crisp and tender with tempting appeal. It promotes the idea that some people value quality and directs readers to ask the grocer about the items priced at 10 and 15 cents.
Jealous husband slashes wife at home front
Mrs Minnie Fike, 40, was slashed in the throat by her husband Charles Fike Sunday evening. The attack happened in front of J. E. Mann's home at 12089 East Raymond Street after a separation. Fike fled and remains at large. the couple resided at 1442 Fletcher Avenue.
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Minnie Fike
Charles Fike
J. E. Mann
E. Raymond Street
Fike
Mann's
Fikes
Fletcher Avenue
Indians Build Tepees for Hiawatha at Fairview Park
The Hiawatha players erect tepees at Fairview park in preparation for the Tuesday opening of the outdoor spectacle Hiawatha. The production, staged by the same company that previously performed it at Fairview, features eight indigenous tribes and showcases the classic poem in open air for Indianapolis audiences.
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Hiawatha
Fairview Park
Fairview
New Earnham Heights Presbyterian Church Dedicated
Richmond Ind July 12 The Earnham Heights Presbyterian church was dedicated yesterday afternoon A sermon was delivered by Rev George Knox from Lafayette with Rev C O Shirley of Polo Ill Rev I M Houser of Indianapolis and several local clergymen participating in the program
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Richmond
Ind
Earnham Heights Presbyterian Church
George Knox
Lafayette
C. O. Shirley
Polo, Ill
I. M. Houser
Indianapolis
Major Brundagie Dies At 72 In Bath New York
Maj Azariah C Brundagie adjutant of the New York State Soldiers home Bath died at 5 this morning aged 72 He had served as adjutant for ten years and earlier sat in the New York Assembly in 1878 1886 1887 and 1888 The Gem Laundry ad follows offering family washings rough dry by the pound and ironed flat pieces The name Pheancg appears in the footer.
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Brundagie
Bath
N. Y
Azariah C. Brundagie
New York State Soldiers
GEM Laundry
Pheancg
Beer Feast Before Mrs Adams Died
Elizabeth Adams 28 killed herself in her Pasadenia flats apartment after a party with another man. Witness Lillian Kelly testified Adams cried over conduct with John Hesse and then plunged a knife into her breast before Stella Dalrymple could intervene.
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Elizabeth Adams
Pasadenia Flats
Illinois
Eleventh Streets
Father of Mrs Donner Dies in Azalia
Azalia Ind July 12 Postmaster Joel Newsom Ti died yesterday. He was born and reared here and was said to be the oldest postmaster in the United States. Three sons and one daughter survive him Delia M Donner widow of Will Donner of Pittsburgh was at his bedside.
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Azalia
Ind
Joel Newsom
United States
Delia M. Donner
Will Donner
Pittsburg
Porter Bound Over For Obscene Mail Scheme In Indiana
Fay Porter of Fountaintown was bound over to the federal grand jury charged with sending objectionable matter through the mails. He used the mails to push his scheme and received so many one dollar money orders the Fountaintown postmaster could not cash them. Porter was tripped up by Post Office Inspector Fletcher leading to his arrest.
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Fay Porter
Fountaintown
Federal Grand Jury
H. A. Young
Porter
Post Office
Fletcher
Humidity Linked to Death of Charles Myers
Charles Myers was found dead in his room at 335 East Washington Street. Coroner Blackwell took charge as intense humidity aggravated his lung ailment, with Myers aged 47.
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Charles Myers
Washington Street
Myers
Blackwell
Township schools to be centralized in Hanover Indiana
Hanover township trustee W L Walker announces consolidation of all township children into one centralized school in Hanover. Five teachers will staff the plant with wagon transportation for students. Last year the township operated seven schools. The item also mentions the Denison Hotel dining, and Denison Barber Shop.
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Hartford
Conn
Charles E. Chase
Thos. Turnbull
Wall Street
Nieters
Anthony Nieters
Hed Ul
Anna Gimble
Philip Widdoep
Israel
NEW Presbyterian Church
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Donner
Legare
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