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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1903

Page

12

Gould Shares Rise as Harriman Policytakes Hold on Wall Street

New York July 9 Gould shares strengthened with notable gains after word Hartman would dictate railroad policy going forward. Erie stock rose on its Pittsburgh entry, Union Pacific traded near highs, and Amalgamated Copper led the mining and industrial groups. Steel lagged while copper sales supported Amalgamated. Taft speech had little market impact. Governments steady, other bonds uneven.

Erie Pittsburg Union Pacific Harrimans Gould Amalgamated Copper and Smelters Steel Amalgamated Taft

Cattle and Hog Market Prices and Ranges Listed

A historical market page shows cattle and hog price ranges by grade and weight, including good to choice steers from 1,150 to 1,300 pounds, common to medium steers, and extra choice feeding steers. Heifers, cows, bulls, calves, hogs, and sheep are cataloged with varying price brackets and weights, reflecting a busy livestock market.

Chicago Live Stock Prices July 9 Market Report

Chicago market report shows hogs receipts 12,000 higher rough with prices across grades from 5.70 to 6.95 for heavy and light pigs mix. Cattle receipts 14,000 steady with beeves 3.90 to 5.80 and calves to 7.50. Sheep receipts 20,000 steady with natives 2.60 to 4.65 and westerns 2.75 to 4.70 plus yearlings 4.50 to 5.70 and lambs 4.55 to 6.65.

Indianapolis Vp Ding Eseas Ieee Chicago Texas

Wheat and grains firm on July Chicago market

Chicago July 29 Wheat and corn prices showed firmness as traders eyed upturns. Northwest receipts were light, temps high, and bids weak to no acceptances reported from Kansas. Opening and closing quotes covered Wheat, corn, oats, pork, lard, and ribs with modest gains and mixed futures directions.

Chicago Kansas A. W. Thomson

A Fine Wife Paragon or Not

A cryptic dialogue presents a husband praising his wife as a paragon while noting her quietness and distant talk about men. The exchange hints at domestic tension and gender roles within a strained marriage.

Market Basket Prices From Indiana Trade Pages

Retail prices listed for produce and staples with multiple vendors. Items include asparagus, beets, wax beans, green beans, cabbage, celery, cauliflower, corn, cucumbers, mushrooms, onions, herbs, peas, potatoes, radishes, squash, tomatoes, turnips, watercress, apples, berries, citrus, peaches, pineapples, melons, butter, poultry, eggs, and wagon market figures from Indianapolis and local exchanges. Prices reflect per unit, peck, dozen, or pound measures with vendor at 130 Kentucky Ave and Indianapole Exchange details.

Florida Lsc California

Pittsburg Live Stock Prices Hit Mixed For July

Pittsburg live stock market report from July 29 shows cattle receipts light with prices ranging from 3.00 to 35.00 for cows and springers, hogs with heavy at 6.95 to 7.00 and lighter weights around 6.50 to 6.35, and sheep and lambs receipts light with spring wethers at 4.60 to 4.70 and lambs around 6.19.

Pittsburg

East Buffalo Live Stock Market Report

East Buffalo N Y July 2 cattle receipts quiet and steady veals 6.00 to 6.00 sheep and lambs receipts 600 lower spring lambs 7.60 to 6.00 yearlings 5.00 to 5.25 sheep 3.00 to 4.50 hogs receipts 2 210 10 15 higher Yorkers 6.50 6.90 pigs 5.75 6.25 mixed end heavies 6.90 7.00 roughs 5.25 6.16

East Buffalo East Baftpalo N. Y

Trial drive against Standard Oil rebating case in Lenox

An Aspinwall hotel conference in Lenox Mass gathers government legal stars led by Attorney General Bonaparte to press the criminal case against Standard Oil for rebating and related infringements. Participants include Frank B Kellogg Henry M Hoyt James H Wilkerson Edward M Simms and other Justice Department figures.

Lenox Mass Aspinwall Hotel Chas. J. Bonaparte Frank B. Kellogg Minnesota Henry M. Hoyt Washington James H. Wilkerson Chicago Edward M. Simms Department of Justice Standard Oil Company

Bold Plate Race Won by Asticot at Goodwood

The two mile handicap for the gold plate valued at $5.00 for horses three years old and up was held at Goodwood today. Asticot owned by H. R. Goodson won with Mercredi of Lord Durham second and Pilla belonging to J. Buchanan third. There were fourteen starters and the betting favored Mercredi at 10 to 1 and Pillo at 8 to 1.

Asticot London Goodwood H. R Goodson Lord Durham Mercredi J. Buchanan Pilla Pillo

Hearst Named Chairman of Independence Party

The Independence party convened at the Auditorium hotel to form its national committee. William Randolph Hearst was chosen as national chair man, with Charles A. Walsh of Iowa named national secretary and Charles S FE Neal of Lebanon Indiana and M W Howard of Alabama as vice national chairmen.

Chicago Independence Party Auditorium Hotel William Randolph Hearst Charles A. Walsh Iowa Charles S. FE. Neal Lebanon Ind M. W. Howard Alabama

Skate Promise Sparks Birthday Dispute

A household exchange shows Mrs De Close Willie scolding him for skating on pretend ice with skates promised last birthday. Willie admits skating, claiming it was pretend. The judge voice intervenes clarifying the disagreement.

Grain and price listings for wheat corn oats and hay

City Grain markets show steady wheat with varying grades and billing statuses. Prices cited include No 2 red at 9 cents and 90 cents for different track grades, with July August September figures noted. Corn and oats follow through billing with multiple grades, mixed lots, and car counts. hay shows timothy offerings with two cars listed.

Ste Hay-—-No Timothy Timothy Il

Grain Price Quotes From Toledo Cash Markets

Toledo market notes list wheat cash and July bids with July, September and December futures. Corn prices show July and September bids with May and December quotes. Clover seed and Alsike hay prices appear for various months, with rye cash at 76 4 cents.

Toledo Mtec Alsike

Bridal Couple Go to Chicago in Honeymoon plans

Miss Nora Fahey daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Fahey of 10 99 W Vermont Street and Mr Thomas Glenn were married at St Bridget s church Wednesday morning Father Curran performing the ceremony The bride wore a white silk gown and carried bridal roses The bridesmaid Miss Mayme Connell wore pink silk and roses Best man Martin Limsker A wedding breakfast was served at the bride s home The couple have gone to Chicago for several days of honeymoon travel

Nora Fahey Thomas Fahey Vermont Street Thomas Glenn St. Bridget’s Church Father Curran Mayme Connell Martin Limsker Chicago

Doctor Cropsey Dies in Jail Under Suspicious Circumstances

New York July 9 The state murder case against Dr Andrew B Cropsey for the death of his wife was removed from the docket as Cropsey died in his jail cell under unclear circumstances. Jail officials cite heart failure but keepers suspect suicide to avoid the electric chair. Visitors earlier in the day fuel further questions about drug access.

New York Der Andrew B. Crepsey Grepsey Cropsey

Fatal lockjaw ends life of Indiana woman during blackberrying

Batesville Ind July 29 Miss Nettie Oswald died from lockjaw contracted after stepping on a rusty nail while blackberrying. She had served 15 years as housekeeper for Dr. W H Snalls of Cincinnati and had recently come here.

Batesville Ind Nettie Oswald W. H. Snalls Cincinnati

Daylight Robber 15 Wanted in Missouri

Detectives learned Wednesday from Jefferson City prison that William Rice, held here for multiple daylight robberies, escaped the institution earlier and a reward is now offered.

Missouri Ferson City William Rice Institution

Marion County Grand Jury Adjourns Friday

The Marion county grand jury continues to grind out jail cases amid a sensational bribery trial elsewhere in the courthouse. It will file its final July report next Friday and then take a two weeks vacation.

Marion County Grand Jury Grand Jury

Brooklyn Gets Rustis and Bescher in Evansville Trade

Cincinnati July 29 President Garry Herrmann announced he turned over outfielder Rustis of Evansville Central League to Brooklyn. He also announced he secured outfielder Bescher from Evansville. the Reds will retain Bescher who will likely report within a few days.

Cincinnati Garry Herrmann Cincinnati Club Rustis Evansville Ind Brooklyn Hermann Bescher Reds

McGregor bribery trial details emerge from courthouse den

The report outlines alleged payments and campaign contributions tied to John McGregor and Atlas Engine works. It describes how Emmett Huggins and others handled funds and the court’s handling of jurors amid intense questioning, with multiple potential witnesses such as Hal B. Canine and A. W. Wilcutts referenced in the proceedings.

Huggins John McGregor Wilcutts McGregor John McGaughey Thomas E. Spafford McGaughey Atlas Engine Works Atlas Spafford Emmett Huggins Hooton Isaiah G. Furnas George J. Yoke Yoke John T. Smith Mr. Smith Martindale Thirteenth and Senate Avenue Smith John P. Glover Philip J. Shaw Venireman Thomas BE. McCord Indianapolis Sun Joseph Bristow Mr. McCord Mr. Bristow Park Avenue Fie Indianapolis John D. Smith Bristow Nathan D. Davis N. LaSalle Street Davis Maurice W. Juday W. Thirtythird Street Mr. Juday Frederick Rode Lewis W. Gyass, Jr Pike Township Gass Spaan Conrad Bender Washington Boulevard Emmet S. Huggins William Walters C. S. Roney Auwron G. Nutt Charles Conant J. W. Stoner Samuel C. Armstrong James A. Huffman William H. Wheeler Washington Township Wheeler Mr. McGregor Charles &. Rubush John Foltz Sylvanus Randall James K. Carter Samuel W. Sowers Levi J. Fisher John H. Unversagt Edward Allred

Robbery at Malone New York Central station

Two masked men robbed the Malone New York Central station early this morning. They tied the operator in a chair while one held a gun and the other emptied the cash drawer, taking $60 plus stamps on tickets, then fled.

Malone, WN. Y New York Central

Her Inheritance Jeannette Questioned On Looks

In this Tit-Bits style exchange Gladys attributes Jeannette’s complexion to her father, noting he is a chemist, while the question remains playful about inheritance. The brief vignette centers on parental influence and curiosity about traits.

Jeannette Miss Boardman Gladys

Girl Grasping Live Wire Kills 12 Year Old Cecelia

Cecelia Tressler aged 12 died after grabbing a downed live wire near her Connellsville home. Sister Hazel, 17, was seriously injured when she rushed to help and stepped into water, losing balance. Fire rescue and police investigated the incident.

Connellsville Cecelia Tressler Hazel Cecelia

Frank Litzenberger Dies By Own Action Near Middletown

Frank Litzenberger a prominent lumberman and Mason of New Castle committed death by own action along Kall creek near Middletown this morning. He left a note indicating where to find his body. He leaves a widow and three children.

New Castle Frank Litzenberger Kall Creek Middletown

South American relics unearthed in Colombia clay figures

Beneath Colombia soil, curious animal shaped pottery vessels are dug up. The pieces are black clay and inscribed, possibly the last vestiges of the vanished Chibehas empire from pre Spanish times.

Republic Colombia

Mississippi tale of possum wedding fee joke

Gov. Vardaraan recounts two Black Mississippians who paid a justice of the peace with a large possum as a wedding fee. A year later the judge asks about married life and Joe replies he wishes he could eat that possum, a rueful remark on union costs.

Gov. Vardaraan Mississippi Darky Joe

Lifesaver Capt William Doyle Saves 35 This Year

Captain William Doyle, a life saver at a New York seaside resort, has rescued 35 people from drowning during the present year, underscoring his vigilante patrols and constant readiness at the harbor patrol.

Capt William Doyle New York

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