Live Stock Prices and Receipts in Indianapolis on Monday
Receipts totaled 2500 hogs 1300 cattle and 200 sheep with declines in hogs and gains in cattle and sheep versus last week. Monday run light hogs near 25 cents lower with prices mostly 3.50 to 9.00 per hundredweight. cattle mostly 10 cents lower. calves steady. few sheep and lambs tested with lambs at 5.00 6.56 and sheep 1.00 3.50.
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Indianapolis
Seles
Wnware
Pete Ener
Seeeeeres
Livestock Markets Update From East Buffalo and Pittsburg
Cattle receipts reach 4 375 head at East Buffalo with slow lower trade under butcher grades and calves active. Pittsburg reports cattle supply 123 carloads and hogs with prices varying by grade. Union Stock Yards sees 30 000 hogs and 28 000 cattle with market softening for cattle and steady sheep and lambs alongside grain market notes from Chicago with heat damage rumors in Oklahoma and Kansas.
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East Buffalo
N. Y
Ucalves
Pittsburg
Fe AO
Union Stockyards
Federal building to receive 3500 new electric lights
L. A. Rothschild, custodian of the federal building, has received 3500 electric lights to be installed over the entire structure. The project aims to place large lamps in corridors and smaller lights in offices as rapidly as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Rothschild
Federal
Indiana grain market reports mixed wheat and corn pricing
Indianapolis grain prices show weak wheat with No 2 red at 1.024 and September at 1.02 while corn remains strong with No 2 white around 67 cents. Oats and hay show mixed activity with various track and car lots reported for shipments and inspections.
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Sample
Hay
Timothy
Prairie
Grain Futures Prices in Toledo July Market
Wheat futures show cash, July, and September at 1.0742 to 1.0933 dollars per bushel with May at 1.1334. Corn cash and futures range from 6.744 to 6.6- per bushel with various months. Oats list cash and months near 4.21 to 4.44 dollars. Rye grades No 1 and No 2 quoted. Cloverseed and timothy reported with prime hay values and seasonal contract months.
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Toledo
Alsike
Timothy
Buffalo grain prices for winter wheat and corn
Buffalo Buffalo July 25 winter wheat No 2 red 1 12 No 2 white 1 11 corn No 2 yellow 72c No 3 yellow 114c No 3 69 44c oats No 2 white 48c No 3 white 6c No 4 white 1b e through billed barley 74c rye No 2 80c in store
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Buffalo
Wheat Market Receipts Rise in Chicago Area Weekly
Last week wheat acceptances in Chicago mark the season's peak with strong demand. Total carload receipts across Chicago Minneapolis Duluth and Winnipeg rise day by day against 751 last year. Primary receipts show Wheat up 21,000 bushels, Corn up 77,000 and Oats up 321,000 bushels versus last year. Continental cables report Paris wheat up 21k to 3 1 2 c, Antwerp 5 to 6 c higher, Berlin 1 c higher, Budapest 5 c lower. World shipments list Wheat 6,672,000 bushels vs 6,464,000 last week and 8,000,000 last year. Corn 3,786,000 vs 4,365,000 last week and 4,404,000 last year. Broomhall notes spring wheat crop in Russia is projected 30 percent under last year.
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Paris
Antwerp
Berlin
Broomhall Cables
Russia
Financial notes on fall money markets and stocks
Financial notes from New York sources describe a hopeful fall for money markets with abundant credit demand and a general belief that improvements are possible from favorable political financial or agricultural developments. The New York Sun notes that income yields on standard rails and industrials remain attractive and bankers advocate cautious investment in standard stocks.
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New York Times
New York Sun
Financial market tumble after mixed opening in New York
Financiers allied with the bull element shifted stance on Monday triggering a brief moralization on the New York Stock Exchange. Prices rose briefly then liquidated as leading stocks sold off to new yearly lows while Amalgamated Copper held. Reading and Steel common faced broker-driven selling amid widespread uncertainty.
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New York
Chicago
Reading and
Steel Common
Rockefeller
Hawley
New Crop Short Cotton Prices Surge in Stampede
New York July 25. A stampede of new crop cotton shorts advanced late positions 13 to 19 points over Saturdays close. Old crop months largely neglected with July down six, August steady, September up two. Traders foresee one of the biggest markets since last January unless weather improves. Opening quotations list July 15.80 15.61, August 15.24 15.25, September 13.80 13.82, October 13.23 13.24, December 13.15 13.16, January 13.17 13.18, March 13.20 13.22. Market firm.
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New York
Marca
Metal Exchange Reports Irregular Pennant and Mixed Copper
In New York the metal exchange showed an irregular pennant pattern. Copper bids rose slightly while asks fell. a 50 ton August sale occurred at 32.60 dollars. Lead and spelter held. copper spot and near quotes hovered around 11.62 to 12.00, others at 11.75 to 12.10, with Tom at 33.02.
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New York
Metal Exchange
Tom
New York Bar Silver Declines in Market Report
New York bar silver at 54 percent refined shows a decline of 4 1 4 cents per ounce. Mexican dollars trade around 44 cents. The market report notes a subdued session with limited demand and minor price adjustments across metals.
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New York
Ocean pursuit speeds to catch Crippen aboard Laurentic
The Laurentic races across the Atlantic at high speed in pursuit of Dr Hawley Harvey Crippen and Ethel Le Neve who are believed aboard the Montrose. Wireless messages seek to trap the fugitives and transfer at sea is considered risky for a legal defense since the law at sea is unspecified.
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Hawley Harvey Crippen
Ethel Clare le Neve
Belle Emore
Crippen
Montrose
Moscrop
Psuedo
Atlantic
Quebec
Rimouski
Burglar Uses Fishing Pole to Grab Coat During 2 AM Breakin
A thief reached through a window with a nail tipped fishing pole to hook George Daniels coat at 2 o'clock Monday. Daniels, a street car conductor of 23 Brookville road, lost $15 from the coat. Police say burglars used a long ladder to roam four roofs including the Dolmetsch druggists supplies firm at 122 S. Meridian. They moved rooftop to rooftop, then to Crane Cigar 120 S Meridian and Royse Electric 124 S Meridian before reaching Dolmetsch again. The ladder was left and the thieves escaped. a misdirected call hindered capture.
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George Daniels
Brookville Road
Daniels
E. C. Dolmetsch Company
S. Meridian Street
Eugene Dolmetsch
Simon
Glenn Hiely
Cigar Company
Royse Electric Company
Rouse
Dolmetsch Building
Dolmetsch Place
Opium raid nets 50 pounds in St Louis restaurant
United States revenue officers raided Chinese restaurants in St Louis and seized opium valued at 18 750 dollars. They say the city is a middle west distribution hub for the drug. Two sacks were found in a room adjoining the raid site containing 50 pounds of opium.
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ST. Louis
United States Revenue
Middle West
Grand Opera Star III: Lina Cavaletta Operated For Appendicitis
Paris July 25 Mme Lina Cavaletta prima donna and wife of Robert Winthrop Chanler of New York was operated on for appendicitis Monday. Physicians report the operation highly successful and she will soon be convalescent. Her husband is in constant attendance.
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Paris
Mme
Lina Cavaletta
Robert Winthrop Chanler
New York
Beyond
Elinic
Her
New York Produce Market Summary July 25 New York
New York produce prices show pork mess at 25.50 to 26.00, lard dull at 11.60 to 11.75, raw sugar steady with centrifugal at 4.46 and Muscovado at 3.46, refined loaf 5.95, powdered 5.25, and granulated 5.15. Coffee Rio No 7 spot 54 85 cents, tallow steady, dressed poultry mixed with turkey prices 16 to 20 cents, live poultry firm country 64 to 66 cents, hay prime 1.22 to 1.25, keys 10 to 14 cents, cheese quiet 9 to 16 cents, butter steady 27 to 28 cents, eggs steady 23 to 28 cents for white and mixed nearby. receipts listed.
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New York
Middle West
T&c
Chicago market report fragment yields unclear pricing
An unreadable 1924 style market listing shows butter extras and firsts with per pound prices, eggs prime values, cheese notation, and stray characters. Names, entities, and dates are not clearly legible, leaving only partial price cues and garbled text.
Mayor of Ridgeway killed by bomb in his hammock
A. H. Bouzman, mayor of Ridgeway, was assassinated Monday when an unidentified assailant hurled a dynamite bomb into his hammock at home. The explosion mutilated his body. the motive remains unknown.
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Ridgeway
A. H. Bouzman
Two Hundred May Be Lost in Wreck at Chindo Corea
The Tetsurei-Maru plying Kobe to Dairen sank Sunday night off Chindo. 246 aboard, 40 saved. 206 missing. Warships rescue efforts ongoing. Lifeboats landed 40 survivors recount harrowing scenes amid fog. Six lifeboats launched with 135 third class passengers and 59 soldiers rescued. Captain and many crew unable to depart. British vice consul W Cunningham among six first and 13 second class survivors.
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Tokuwg
Kobe
Dairen
Chindo
Corea
Tetaurel
W. Cunningham
Osaka
Friends Fail to Save Dying Woman on Pearl Street
Ida Hart and Kate Linderman tried to break into Bridget Dee home at 1025 West Pearl Street. After bursting through a window they spilled carbolic acid, but Dee died from ingestion despite treatment by Doctors Kurtner and Daugherty at City Dispensary. Dee, 51, mother of six, had threatened suicide amid despondency.
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Ida Hart
West Pearl Street
Kate Linderman
Bridget Dee
Dee
John Dee
Hart
Teens Admit Break-ins During Mass at West Indianapolis
Detectives Shine and Haley turned two youths, John Gisch aged 14 and John Leech aged 13, over to juvenile court after they confessed to breaking into Father Webber's home during Mass and stealing $2. They also admitted further robberies at the Sisters of the Assumption residence, S Chapman home at 1223 Blaine Ave, and Henry Harmon at 1145 Relner Street.
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Father Webber
Indianapolis
Shine and
Haley
John Gisch
Blaine Avenue
John Leech
Sisters of the Assumption
S. Chapman
Henry Harmon
Relsner
Wickersham and Nagel Sail to Alaska on Albatross
United States Attorney General George W. Wickersham and Secretary of Commerce and Labor Charles Nagel arrived in Vancouver and left for Alaska aboard the fish commission steamer Albatross. The cabinet members plan a months long voyage to principal Alaskan coast towns as far north as Kodiak island.
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Vancouver
United States
George W. Wickersham
Commerce and Labor
Charles Nagel
Alaska
Fish Commission
Alaskan
Kodiak Island
Rains Quench Fires In Slocan District Strike Loss
Winnipeg July 25 heavy rains have quenched the fires in the Slocan district. Rangers estimate the loss at three million dollars.
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Winnipeg
Slocan
Rangers
Hibernians Pick Chicago for 1812 National Convention
The Ancient Order of Hibernians selected Chicago, Illinois as the site for the next national convention, to be held in 1812, at the organization’s meeting in Portland, Oregon on July 25.
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Chicago
Portland
Ore
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
City Births and Causes Reported in Local Statistics
The column lists numerous births at various streets and homes, including families such as Robert and Gra Bunton and Lara and Adile Walls. It also notes multiple deaths and illnesses from tuberculosis, influenza, pneumonia, cirrhosis, drowning, and other conditions at hospitals and residences, with patient ages and addresses.
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Robert and
Gra Bunton
Bellefontaine Street
Wheeler
Vite Llewellyn
Pomeroy Street
Ulysses
Ros Leedy
Sos Terrace
Roy and
Mabel Winkle
Nineteenth Stret
William Aen Thomas
Hoy
Lara and
Adile Walls
Hoyt Avenue
Harry and
Delphia Gill
Tacoma Avenue
Gottlieb and
Emma Flick
Barth Avenue
Franklin and
Mollie Scott
Hawthorne Avenue
Christopher and
Ella Mercer
Dearborn Street
Joseph and
Ida McNorton
S. Keystone Avenue
Willian
Nell Davis
E. Morris Street
Emmett and
Lillie Hill
Vermont Stret
Samuel and
Sarah Jacobs
West Stret
Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Couples
George Swain and Gertrude Coughlin Fredie Douglas and Mary Gordon Charles Dolar and Lilian Gilberck J E Smith and Ruth McCarthy William Hoefling and Susie M Mattingly Leroy Sterling and May Koestte L R Brinkmann and Emma Sherman Guy Burns and Frances Schultz all appear as couples granted marriage licenses in the notice.
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George Swain
Gertrude Coughlin
Fredie Douglas
Mary Gordon
Charles Dolar
Lilian Gilberck
J. E. Smith
Ruth McCarthy
William Hoefling
Susie M. Mattingly
Leroy Sterling
May Koestte
L. R. Brinkmann
Emma Sherman
Guy Burns
Frances Schultz
Local Repairs and House Fees Across City Streets
A scattered listing documents individuals and addresses with repair or house-related charges. Entries include James Goodrich at served by Wilkins with 800 dollars, Mrs M A Smith at 2314 Rural for 50 dollars, Morrison at 1815 and 1817 N Senate for 100 each, Gilvinte Tuller at 229 N Tuxedo for 7, Aug Wacher at 25 Parkway for 7, Mr Davis at Bradley for 1500, D V Moore at 2819 Kenwood for 3300.
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James Goodrich
Wilkins
M. A. Smith
Morrison
Real Estate Transfers for College Park Lot 126 in Irvington
College Park Land Co transfers lot 126, Osgood's Forest Park, 50 by 131 feet vacant at the SW corner of Thirty third Street and Broadway to Colonel KE Faught et al for 1800 dollars. Red Stilz transfers part of lots 39 and 40, Ritten addition, Irvington, to Robert Hall for 50 dollars.
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College Park Land Co
KE. Faught
Osgood
Forest Park
Thirty-third Street
Broadway
Red D. Stilz
Robert Hall
Ritten Addition
Irvington
Downey Street
Julian Avenue
Arthur V. Brown
Indiana National Bank
North Park
Imnore
Meridian Street
Thirtieth Street
N. W
Center
Sowasaly
Wm. A. Rosemeyer
John W. Rosemeyer
Kothe
Decatur Township
George A. Hoston
William CC. van Arsdel
Coil Park
Broad Ripple
Charles Conrad
Ora Giddings
Shoemaker
Dietz
Brandt Street
South Side Realty Company
Henry F. Resener
Beaty
Naty Street
Beecher Street
Traction Co Schedules Rushville Connersville 1910
The Indianapolis and Cincinnati Traction Co announces service changes effective April 1 1910. Limited trains operate between Rushville Connersville and extend to Shelbyville and Greensburg with express stops only at Shelbyville Greensburg. Timings vary from early morning to late evening and trains announce morning and afternoon departures.
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Indianapolis & Cincinnati Traction Co
Rushville
Connersville
Shelbyville
Keesdeures
qGreensburg
Greensburg
Local trains run hourly from Indianapolis to numerous towns
TERRE HAUTE INDIANAPOLIS & EASTERN TRACTION CO schedules show trains leaving Indianapolis on the hour for Lebanon Frankfort Lafayette Crawfordsville Greenfield Keigh town Cambridge City Richmond New Castle Danville Greencastle Brazil and Terre Haute with outbound cars to Mooresville Martinsville and other stations ten minutes before the hour. Limited trains run to Newcastle at 10:45 am and 4:45 pm and to Lebanon Frankfort Lafayette Plainfield Greencastle Brazil and Terre Haute with multiple daily times. Through connections offer routes to Dayton Columbus and Zanesville, Ohio.
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Terre Haute
Indianapolis & Eastern Traction CO
Indianapolis
Lebanon
Frankfort
Lafayette
Crawfordaville
Greenfield
Keightatown
Cambridge City
Richmond
Newcastle
Danville
Greencastle
Brazil
Mooresville
Martinsville
Plainfield
Sea Haute
Kal Histown
Dayton
Become
Columbus
Zanesville
Real estate transfers across Indianapolis districts
A long list of property transactions records transfers among numerous owners and buyers in Indianapolis. Details include lot numbers, subdivision names such as North Park and Beaty’s addition, street alignments and vacant or improved statuses. Total consideration for transfers amounts to 106057 dollars and 58 cents.
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Madison County
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Federal Union Surety Co
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German American ‘Trust Co
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Indiana Hotel
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Indianapolii Abattoir
Indianapolis & Northwest
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Indianapolis Street Railway
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Marion Trust Co
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Peeras
Indiana’Union Traction
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Indianapolis Gas Co
Indiianapolis Trac
Indianapolis Kokomo, Mar. & West. Co
Merchants’ Heat and Uigey
Indiana Union Traction
DR. Crippen
Ethel le Neve
London
Hner
ST. Louis Opium Station
Paw Americas
Ridgeway Executive
Wickersham Sails
Charles Mathews
City Hospital
Cabdace Cropper
Udell Street
John William Condiff
Northwestern Avenue
Fred Kepner
White River
Riverside Park
Shideler
Methodist Hospital
William Francis Beekman
Brightwood Avenue
Sarah M. Hines
N. Sherman Drive
Sarah E. Harison
Station Stret
Willam Golden
Bess M. Brown
Middle Drive
Woodruff Place
Jennie Winter
E. Walnut Street
Albert New
Woodlawn Avenue
Alice Marley
S. Missouri Street
Maggie Jesse Marie Bonar
S. Liberty Stret
Trizia Ann Carvin
Jefferson Avenue
Louisville
Louuisville
Scottsburg
Entral Lines
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
Washington
Old Point Comfort
Norfolk
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Lemcke
H. KR. Daly
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Falls
Westfield
Chautauqua Lake
Sandusky
Cedar Point
Clevenne
H. Mounts
D. B
Ida G. Smith
Harrys M. Johnson
Newett’s
Washington Boulevard
Forty Fourth Street
Edwin E. Thompson
Otis Kirkpatrick
Jameson
Belmont
Sheffield Avenue
Wilkins Street
Rosemont
Holmes Avenue
Ida
Omer White
James A. Ross
Barnes Avenue
Union Trust Company
Lulu Co. Grove
Washington Heights
Carrollton Avenue
Fortieth Street
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