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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1909

Page

4

Price record for Hodgo moves higher in Indianapolis market

Indianapolis July 15 receipts show 6000 hogs 1150 cattle 1059 sheep with hog and sheep gains and cattle decline from a week ago. Strong competition lifts hog prices to the highest since March 18 1898 with top at 8.50 and most hogs around 5.00 to 8.35. Cattle demand steady to higher for dry fed types while other cattle bulls calves show mixed but generally steady to strong at open then easing.

Indianapolis Saies

Prices and receipts from cattle hog and sheep markets

East Buffalo Union Stockyards and regional markets report strong hogs and steady to firm cattle. Beef prices range from common to prime with steers and cows showing varied demand, while lambs and sheep post mixed gains and losses across multiple markets including Cincinnati and Pittsburgh.

East Buffalo Cincinnati Pittsburg

Chicago Cash Grain Prices Report

Chicago cash grain market quotes listed for wheat corn and oats with prices for No 2 and other grades across hard spring white and yellow varieties. Entry details include bid ranges and grade classifications for No 2 hard No 3 spring No 2 yellow and related varieties.

Chicago Ill

Indianapolis Produce Prices Notice

Fresh eggs 18c and country butter 17c per pound listed by Indianapolis Produce Exchange. Turkeys also noted with prices and limited product details.

Indianapolis Produce Exchange Ceksenisy Hanaweete

Toledo Grain Prices Report From Toledo Ohio

Wheat bids show cash at 1 40 and July at 1 21 and December 1 13 as the season progresses. Corn trades cash at 75 cents and July at around IEEE with September 70 December 58. Oats run 55 to 54 with July 43 and December 44 and May 46. Rye bids appear at The report lists scattered quotes for grains in a Toledo market roundup.

Toledo Grain Toledo Ieee Lincombe

Toledo Market Notes Reflect Mixed Cash Prices

Fragmented OCR market wire reports show cash and futures pricing for corn and oats with scattered figures and unclear dates. Local Toledo dispatch references cash prices, futures months, and minor percentages, but legibility is poor.

Bulls control wheat market as Patten leads July surge

Chicago July wheat rises from 1.27 to 1.29 while September and December options slip. Patten and Armour dominate the board with bulls optimistic about higher prices for farmers, amid new winter wheat arrivals in Minneapolis and claims of no corner in the market.

Chicago Board of Trade New York Upso St. Louis Minneapolis James A. Patten Patten Bears J. Ogden Armour Mr. Patten

County Institutions Battle Vermin With Disinfectants

The Marie county jail and other institutions run large monthly supplies of disinfectant and bug killer to control vermin. The jail uses about one barrel of each monthly while workhouse, county farm and asylum use smaller quarterly amounts. Contracts awarded to Merks disinfectant maker, priced at 1.3 and 1.50 per gallon respectively, with Louis E. Dang as druggist securing the contract.

Marie County Woessner Sinys County Farm Julietta Asylum I.iler Hanns Indi Merks Louis E. Dang Merss Harry B. Smith Haag Smith

Hamilton County Reunion Association Plans July Picnic

The Hamilton County Reunion Association, for former residents now living in Marion county, announces its seventh annual reunion and picnic at Brookside Park on Sunday, July ?. Officers and committees will meet at 7 40 o clock Friday evening July th to finalize plans. All Hamilton county residents are urged to attend. Officers are J. Burdete Little president Addison Newlin vice president Isaac Pennigton secretary Harry Levinson treasurer. Levinson chairs the executive committee overseeing arrangements.

Hamilton County Marion County Brookside Park Law Building Lth J. Burdette Little Addison Newlin

Two Speeding Autos Crash on the Road in Hammond

Mrs. Mary Freitag aged 62 mother of ex Mayor Frederick Mott and Mrs. Mott were seriously hurt when their car between Hammond and Crown Point was struck and overturned by a vehicle driven by William Ahlborn. The crash occurred at a cross street as both cars traveled slowly. neither driver saw the other in time to avoid impact.

Hammond, Ind Mary Freitag Frederick Mott Mott Hammond Crown Point William Ahlborn

Nugent Calls on County Auditor Friend in Daviess

Thomas Nugent, president of the Indiana Auditors' association and county auditor of Daviess county, called on his old friend County Auditor Sahm on Wednesday. Nugent is said to know every man, woman and child in Daviess and holds large property interests there and in Boone county.

Thomas Nugent Indiana Auditors’ Association Sahm Nugent Daviess County Boone County

Assault at Fort Benjamin Harrison Guards Guardsmen

William Sperling, a private in a United States infantry unit at Fort Benjamin Harrison, was struck on the head with a club while guarding military prisoners deserters. I. L. Dickey, Raymond Madden, and John McCarty, all in custody, escaped. Dickey was recaptured two hours later near the army post. Sperling remained in a semiconscious state but not seriously injured.

William Sperling United States Infantry Fort Benjamin Harrison L. Dickey Elwood Ind Raymond Madden Columbus John McCarty Dickey Sterling

Runaway husband arrested in Romney romps back to city lights

Mrs Ruth Sherman Castle 19 and her husband Frank 32 promised the Acting Police Judge Wilkinson to stay put in Romney Ind. If he returns to Indianapolis he faces a 4 dollar fine and ten days in the workhouse. Castle’s third trip to the city ends with police arrest by Sergt Weaver.

Ruth Sherman Castle Frank Castle Wilkinson Romney Ind Castie Indianapolis Castle Sergt. Weaver

Guardian named for George W. Stout in probate ruling

Probate Judge Ross appoints The Marion Trust Company as guardian of George W. Stout, a wholesale grocer, at the request of his wife due to his mental condition. Stout's assets include $200,000 in real estate, $200,000 in wholesale grocery business, and $100,000 life insurance.

Marion Trust Comppany George WW. Stout Ross

Butler College Plans New $250000 Endowment

Butler College aims for an additional 250000 endowment as the board re elects H A Brown as president Chauncey Butler serves as secretary and W S Moffett as treasurer Reports from the latest meeting note flourishing conditions and rising attendance.

Butler College H. A. Brown Chauncey Butler W. S. Moffett

Horseman Stricken by Lightning in Washington Ga

John P. Ameon, a prominent 25 year old farmer, was struck and killed while riding a horse in Washington Georgia. The fatal lightning strike occurred in July as the man rode through the area, authorities reported.

Washington, Ga John P. Ameon

Thirteen Drowned in British Submarine Collision

The submarine C-11 sank off the coast near Loestoft after a collision. Thirteen crew members drowned, with reports of later conflicting details about other losses. Raising operations began and an official inquiry was ordered.

Loestoft Lieut Brodie Eddystone Watkins

Thaw Trial Hearing Reveals Kill Threat by Harry Thaw

Evelyn Thaw testifies under glare in Matteawan trial as she relates Thaw’s threat to kill her upon his release. The exchange covers Thaw’s statements about Stanford White and his alleged knowledge of traps involving young women. Dr Meyer and Attorney General Clark press for exact words while Justice Mills limits testimony to the kill threat.

Evelyn Thaw Deputy Clark Justice Mills Thaw Clark Harry Thaw Matteawan Daniel O'Reilly Morschauser Mrs. Thin Stanford White Evelyn Jeremy Selhaji Hughes Baker Matteawar Poughkeepsie John C. Spooner United States Wisconsin Meyer White Marle Courtney Carrie Bowman Erna Chase Paula Desmonds Edna

Wall Street Opens Steady as Steel Hits New High

New York traders opened steady with most stocks near prior close. Steel common rose above 70 for the first time, prompting brisk activity and an advancing session. Rock Island shares also showed strength in early trading.

Rock Island

Shahs Surrender Near in Persia Royal Collapse

Foreign Minister Grey told the House of Commons that royal resistance in Persia is over. He said Royalists abandoned efforts to beat the Nationalists and negotiations are underway for the surrender of the Persian Cossacks.

London Grey House of Commons Persia

Beveridge Recommends William Low Rice for Census Supervisor

Senator Beveridge favors William Low Rice a real estate and insurance dealer at 25 W. Washington Street for census supervisor in the Seventh district. Rice 30 years old and formerly assessor in Wayne township for four years. he has strong Republican backing.

Tragic Farm Accident Claims Life Near Rochester

Absalom Staffey, 0, was killed when he was attempting to move a cow off the tracks and was struck by a train near Rochester Indiana yesterday. The incident occurred July 14 as the animal obstructed the rail line.

Rochester Ind Absalom Staffey Here Tas Streck

Fire Stations and Fair Weather at Chicago July Notes

In Chicago on July 15 opening grain prices show Wheat at 1.125, Corn at 1.12, Oats 0.43, Pork 21.00, Lard 11.82, Ribs 11.47 with July Wheat around 1.23. A light piece notes Army police talk, a pensioned ex sergeant visits HQ, and routine pistol practice returns to headquarters. Reel of fire station chatter includes a fisherman at Madison Avenue, a sign change at station 1 Brightwood with visitor limits, and Lieut Harmon’s popular presence attracting crowds.

Chicago A. W George Harmon Brightwood

Appointment as Administrator and Executor in Marion County

Notice states Joseph W. Beechey qualified as administrator of Francis E. Beechey death in Marion County Indiana and that the estate is solvent. Also Michael Christian Neo and Chael Christian Neo qualified as executors of Margaretha Bernhehr estate in Marion County Indiana and the estate is solvent.

Francis E. Beechey Marion County Indiana Joseph W. Beechey Margaretha Bernhehr Chael Christian

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