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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1908

Page

12

Young Veterans Step Aside for 81 85 Fighers

The United Spanish War Veterans of Indiana yield the right of the line to the Grand Army of the Republic. Younger soldiers at the convention turned down a resolution to place youths on state institution boards. Opposed by Capt. W E English and Col. R B Harrison. New officers elected include Maj. W R B Doyon department commander Kokomo J Henry Minboom senior vice commander Jeffersonville Frank Kibbey junior vice commander Richmond T J Tearney inspector South Bend Dr Eugene Wawkins surgeon Greencastle J Carson judge advocate Indianapolis Newton Goodman chaplain Bloomington Next meeting set for South Bend in August next year.

Indiana Grand Army of the Republic

Kern Notification At State Fair Ground Pavilion

John Worth Itern a Democratic vice presidential nominee will be notified at the state fair grounds in the large pavilion. The State Board of Agriculture allows free use of the building and Democratic national and state committees will use the offer. The notification occurs next month with W J Brean, presidential nominee, addressing the crowd.

John Worth Itern State Board of Agriculture W. J. Brean Mr. Ixern

Larkin forms school committee in Lane County

John Larkin, sole parent with young children in a Lane County district, forms a school committee and is chosen chairman while his wife serves as clerk. Mrs. Larkin is installed as teacher by the chairman, and the five Larkin children attend school taught by their mother, paid by the state.

Hookey Lane County Oregon John Larkin

Jury pool tests McGregor case amid challenges and doubts

The juror selection proses in the McGregor trial continues with multiple potential jurors expressing caution on outside influence, presumptive innocence, or prior political roles. Several regular panel members are questioned or excused as attorneys press for a fair panel.

Jurors questioned as McGregor case moves forward in court

In a continuing trial phase, the defense and state again shape the jury. Regular panel members Roney Nutt and Walters are seated. Roberts and Shirley are struck. The state adds Conant Furnas Armstrong Rose Stoner for venire. Huffman testifies about reading habits and road work. Six regular jurors remain, six state challenges used, with further voir dire opening for Isaiah Furnas and George Yoke.

Charles EK. Johnson Warren Township Spaan William Walters Walters Spaann John McGregor J. W. Stoner Frederick Rode Waerren Messrs Rode Stoner McGregor Aaron G. Nutt Atlas Engine Works William Manion Illinois Street Charles J. T. Roberts Samuel ¢. Armstrong Charles S. Roney James A. Huffman Broad Ripple Talesman McLain Mr. McGregor Messrs. Roney, Nutt and Walters H. S. Shirley Charles Conant Isaiah G. Sumas Samuel C. Armstrong Frederick Stode Charles E. Johnson George B. McLain John Cbd. Smith Edwin J. Roberts Remster Huffman Washington Township Frank Huffman Indianapolis Charles A. Johnson G. B. McLain John B. Elam W. A. Keteham Mr. McLain Frank Fessler Oren Murphy John D. Smith J. A. Huffman Yanes A. J. Heckman Charles S Roney Henry S. Shirley Isaiah G. Furnas Ashland Avenue George E. Brewer Twenty-second Street Tibbs Avenue Frederick Rose Oliver W. Brenton Acton Clifton HE. Cook W. Thirtieth Street Joseph Well Douglass Street Frederick C. Smock New Jersey Street Zimri B. Hunt University Heights William B. Ferguson E. Norwood Street Jeremiah H. Robery George J. Yoke

Thain Crash Claims Two Lives in Ontario Collision

North Bay Ontario July 28 An express train on the Canadian Pacific railway crashed into another train at Temlo today. J McCormick a tourist from Belfast Ireland and Millie Davis of South Esk Manitoba were killed and seven people were seriously hurt.

North Bay Ontario Canadian Pacific Railway Temlo J. McCormick Belfast Ireland Millie Davis South Esk Manitoba

Knifing party in Shelbyville ends in injury

Charles Maple of Shelbyville was stabbed and seriously hurt by Peter Anderson of Shelbyville Monday evening at the intersection of South and New Jersey streets after a quarrel over a woman.

Charles Maple Shelbyville Peter Anderson South New Jersey

Laundry Collector 15accused by company

Morton Q. Strange, collector for the Model laundry, was arrested Monday night charged with embezzling 50 dollars from the company.

Morton Q. Strange Model Laundry

Man of experience weighs dire engine failure in cold cloud

A Washington Star columnist questions reliance on machinery by contrasting a scientist with a practical man. He imagines an engine breakdown or gasoline line failure leaving travelers stranded in a cloud bank and asks how to summon horses to tow them out.

Washington Star

German Day Anticipates 10000 Visitors At Park Event

The State Alliance of German Societies plans German Day at Germania Park on Sunday August 9 following their August 8 state convention in the old Board of Trade building. About 10000 Germans are expected to travel from across Indiana for the convention with 159 delegates. Frederick Fracke will open the proceedings and debates on reform measures will focus on making them more radical. Saturday night features a banquet at the Maennerchor roof garden for delegates and Rev. Peter Ilger of St. Louis will address attendees at Germany Park before sports events and a 730 PM fireworks display.

State Alliance of German Societies Germania Park Board of Trade Indianapolis Frederick Fracke Indianapolis Alliance Maenmnerchor Germany Park Peter Ilger St. Louis

Murder changes in police force over New York shelterhouse death

July 28 report states key evidence in Barbara Reig murder at Irving Square shelterhouse was not destroyed, possibly with police knowledge. Witnesses vanish as Commissioner Bingham vows a full shake-up of the Hamburg avenue precinct, including Captain Wormell, amid a probe into the death attributed to self injury pending tomorrow's police court exam and coroner inquest.

New York Barbara Reig Irving Square Park David Shellard Bingham Hamburg Avenue Chellard Wormell Shellard

The True American Western Hero Praised in Harper's Weekly

An editorial from Harper's Weekly extols the true American as the western man. From Denver, the author lauds strong hearted, pure minded Westerners for candor, reason, and fair play. The piece contrasts Western fortitude with Eastern cynicism and defends Western values.

Harper's Weekly Denver Republic

Taggart's Bread Warms Indy Public with Digestible Truth

A preacher notes good bread could curb domestic strife as Dr. Wiley backs Taggart's Bread from first quality flour and light baking. Indianapolis public opinion favors the product, with newspapers supporting the link between wholesome bread and home happiness and better living.

Taggart Indianapolis Indianapolis Star Wiley

Markets see mixed shifts in New York and Chicago trading

London prices spurred gains in early Wall Street trading led by Union Pacific and Canadian Pacific. Canadian Pacific advances to 171 while Missouri Pacific fluctuated after George J. Gould’s return from Europe. Chicago grains fell on general rains with wheat near 89 cents and corn around 62 cents, pork and lard lower on the September contracts.

Consolidated Gas Illinois Central George J. Gould Europe Missouri Pacific Canadian Pacific Erie Chicago Sage. Com

Hog market steady to lower as many hogs remain unsold

In Indianapolis on July 28 a large hog supply left many pens unsold while buyers gathered early. Prices held for heavy good hogs but dropped for lighter hogs. overall sales ranged from 6.25 to 6.74 with most between 6.29 and 6.74. Cattle and sheep markets were mostly steady to weak, with diverse grades showing varying demand.

City Grain price report with mixed grain bids and inspections

Through billing figures list wheat corn and hay bids by grade and class for No 2 to No 4 whites and mixed grains. Readouts show inspections with cars in or out, some rejections and no bids for hay, noting totals and grades across several commodities.

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Market Basket Retail Prices Snapshot

A compact list of grocery prices from Indianapolis Produce and local markets. Items include asparagus two bunches for 5 cents, various vegetables and fruits by quantity, country and creamery butter, eggs at 20 to 22 cents a dozen, and poultry prices. Wagon Market figures for oats and timothy hay are also provided.

Florida California

Chicago market summary shows mixed hog and cattle receipts

CHICAGO July 2. Hog receipts weak with light and mixed price ranges across heavy and rough categories. Cattle receipts down. Beeves and Texas western steers listed with varied prices. Sheep receipts steady with native and western lamb and yearling prices noted.

Grain and seed prices from Toledo market report

Toledo market notes list daily bids for wheat corn oats rye and clover seed with cash, July, September and December futures. Prices shown include wheat at 9.54 to 9.64 and 9.16 for various months, corn 7.8 to 11.12, oats 5.6 to 4.4, rye 7.14, clover seed October 8.07, December 8.02 and April 8.16 per bushel or bushel-equivalent.

Toledo

Pittsburg Live Stock PricesJuly 3 Personal summary

Pittsburg Pa July 3 cattle receipts light steady extra 46.70 6.8 prime 6.15 6.40 good 6.40 6.90 heifers 4.00 5.50 fresh cows and springers 16.0 5.00 hog receipts 6 loads steady Yorkers 6.40 6.85 medium weight 6.35 pigs 6.00 6.10 rough to common 5.50 6.80 sheep and lambs receipts light lower prime wethers 4.0 4.1 good mixed lambs 2.0 6.10

Chicago Texas Western Yearlings Lambs Pittsburg

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