Jones for Head Id Played Upon Regular Ticket
The Board of Trade will hold its election June 14. The nominating committee presents the regular ticket: Aquilla Q. Jones for president Edgar H. Evans for vice president Tom Oddy for treasurer. Governing committee members include M. A. Woollen RR. B. Minor S. B. Sweet Albert Baker J. A. Kebler Harvey Mullins H. E. Kinney William Scott R. O. Hawkins and H. C. Atkins. The annual meeting is June 12 at 6 p.m. with dinner for members. The secretary will submit his report then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Aquilla Q. Jones
Edgar H. Evans
Tom Oddy
M. A. Woollen
RR. B. Minor
S. B. Sweet
Albert Baker
J. A. Kebler
Harvey Mullins
H. E. Kinney
William Scott
R. O. Hawkins
H.C. Atkins
Oppose Barrel House On Massachusetts Avenue Protest Planned
Residents near 922 and 924 Massachusetts avenue protest a proposed Leopold Weiss saloon license. They fear a barrel house opposite Holland flats, joining the existing tavern and barrel house in the square. A D Shaw, superintendent of the work house, leads opposition.
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Massachusetts Avenue
Leopold Weiss
Holland Flats
A. D. Shaw
Hyman's Handbook for 1903 in Preparation
Max R. Hymans handbook of Indianapolis a trusted city growth record is in preparation for 1909. The piece notes substantial building activity and new enterprises in Indianapolis despite national economic softness, and promises a concise reliable city history for readers.
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Hyman
Max R. Hyman
Indianapolis
Two Drown and Girl Almost Drowned in Chicago Park
A husband and wife Lewis O'Donnell 30 and Mrs Julia O'Donnell 26 died in Washington park lagoon. A girl Miss Bessie McMahon survived after a near drowning. another rescuer William White was saved. The incident marks the first park boating tragedy of the year in Chicago.
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Chicago
Washington Park Lagoon
Lewis O'Donnell
Julia O'Donnell
Sister of authoress stranded in this city
Catherine McMullin claiming to be Mary A. McMullin’s sister was found at Union Station Tuesday night by Bicycle Policemen Mullin and Hunter. She was taken to Central police station where Matron Gregory began her case for Hammond Indiana after she told her story.
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Catherine McMullin
Mary A. McMullin
Union Station
Mullin
Hunter
Central Police
Gregory
Hammond
Ind
Local Packers Liberal Buyers at the Yards
Indianapolis June 2 Receipts today 8500 hogs 2200 cattle and 3% sheep down from a week ago and a year ago local packers were liberal buyers and market showed little change from yesterday. Top hog price 7.50 with most 7.15 to 7.35. Cattle offerings met demand with prices about 10 cents lower for good kinds, calves and bulls down, sheep and lambs steady with a good local clearance. Spring lambs 38.50 and down. clipped lambs and yearlings 7.50 down. clipped sheep 5.50 down.
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Indianapolis
Pittsburg Stock Market Prices and Cattle Hogs Report
Pittsburg markets report cattle receipts light and market steady with various classes priced. hogs receipts seven thousand, market lower with heavy and prime options listed. calves and sheep also shown with multiple price ranges for prime, good, fair, and culled stock. Notable entries include fat oxen and bull ranges, various hog categories from heavy to rough, and spring lambs with specific price bands.
East Buffalo Live Stock Auction Report June 2 East Buffalo WN
Cattle receipts 25 slow lower prime 6.25 to 7.00 butchers steers 4.00 to 5.75. veals 400 receipts slow call to choice 6.00 to 8.00. Sheep 60 lambs slow firm yearlings 6.25 to 6.75, ewes 3.00 to 6.50. Hogs 3,400 fairly active and firm yarders 7.20 to 7.40 pigs 6.90 to 7.40 mixed 7.40 to 7.05 heavy 7.05 roughs 6.50 to 6.00 stags 5.50 to 6.09. Seattle exposition attendance day one 89,286.
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Renee
Gee Ceanshaze Venee
Bieesenree
Biodsenee Ieee Dd
Kind. Verage
Prica
Pittsburg
Ixtra
Prin SC
East Buffalo
Yorlers
Chicago
Union Stockyards
Ill
Wall Street Opens With Irregular Early Trade Turn To Gains
NEW YORK June 2 Price movements at the market open and in the first 15 minutes were irregular but ended with a generally strong tone and most issues showing gains over yesterday. Amalgamated Copper Anaconda and United States Steel common fell early then recovered. St Louis Southwestern preferred rose to 704 amid dividend hopes. Union Pacific advanced past yesterday's high and Missouri Pacific showed improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Amalgamated Copper
Anaconda
United States Steel
St. Louis Southwesterns
Union Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Indianapolis Wagon Market and Chicago Live Stock Report
Market notices list day riding prices for corn oats hay and straw in Indianapolis with figures for teed products and timothy clover and mixed hay. Chicago Union Stock Yards reports hog cattle and sheep receipts with price ranges and per head quotes for various grades and classes.
Indianapolis Grain Market Report and Prices
Wheat prices advance with No 2 red track at 1.52 and No 3 red at 1.48. first half June 1.45, all June 1.30, first half July 1.174, August 1.08. White and mixed corn and white oats list through billing, with modest cents per bushel. Hay stronger with Timothy ranges 13.25 to 15.00 and clover mixed at 15.75, inspections show car totals across wheat, corn, and oats.
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Indianapolis
Rouse Bros
Kentucky Avenue
Timothy
Sample
Toth
Picnic Promise Will Be Kept By Marshall
The fourth annual statehouse picnic is planned for June likely Saturday June 26 with Gov Marshall present as promised to the invitations committee. A planning meeting on Friday at 2 pm at the statehouse custodian office will set details for the Fairview park outing formerly held each year.
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Statehouse
Gov. Marshall
Stathouse
Fairview Park
Marshall
C. B. Riley
Indiana Railroad Commission
C. J. Wheeler
Riley
City Births and Deaths in Local Record
City column lists multiple births from Roy Cordell to Geo Taylor and others by street. Deaths include Katherine Farrow Emil Keller and Hugo Friedman with causes. Marriages and building permits follow with numerous couples and construction projects across streets and hospitals.
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Roy
Mandie Cordell
Martindale Avenue
Geo
Grace Stiebe
Locke Street
Patrick and
Anna Hannon
Oakland Avenue
Chas
Lottie Furguson
W. Pearl Street
Mabel Taylor
Orange Street
John and
Catherine Peak
Udell Street
Box
Emma Wilson
Lafayette Street
Hayes and
Mary Darby
Webb Street
Roy and
Margaret Goodwin
Craceland Avenue
Katherine Farrow
New Jersey Street
Emil Keller
Fifteenth Street
Amanda J. Marrow
Pleasant Street
Lagrippe
Peachy Carson
A. Conder
Lela Frances Stanton
Methodist Hospital
Harry C. Morris
Barth Avenue
George Cecil Vernon
City Hospital
Hugo Friedman
Claypool
Vina Carson
W. Thirteenth Street
Arthur Cox
Julia A. Byard
Julian Bowling
Effie Jones
Clyde Corwin
Lucy I. Chambers
Herry K. Dunn
Grace E. Holt
Andrew Kempter
Olga L. Kellermeier
Joseph H. Brown
Julia M. Garrison
Stewart RK. Barnett
Nettie E. Schaefer
William H. Gallimore
Katie D. Coslow
William H. Pond
Minnie M. Mockford
James L. Houston
Sophia M. Turner
Homer R. Barker
Frances R. Moorehead
Sidney M. Katz
Minnie Lehman
Charles W. Ridlen
Stella J
Russell Fortune
Elinor Lemcke
Ikenneth
A. Fawcett
Rosa E. Charles
Shea Released on $3,000 Bail in Stabbing Case
Cornelius P. Shea, ex-president of the Teams' union, charged with stabbing Alice Walsh at St. Vincent's hospital, was released on $3,000 bail by Magistrate Stainer in Jefferson Market court after word from the hospital that Walsh was out of danger.
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New York
Cornelius P. Shea
Teamsters’ Union
Alice Walsh
St. Vincent's Hospital
Stainer
Jefferson Market Court
Mail order wet sales clash with dry counties ruling
Ohio Attorney General Denman holds that liquor dealers in wet counties cannot advertise or ship liquor into dry counties. Indiana official E M White says sales via mail order from wet to dry areas likely violate C O D prohibitions, and stopping such advertising would be worse than useless. In Hamilton county, residents could still place orders with Indianapolis houses, complicating enforcement in dry territory.
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Denman
Ohio
E. M. White
Attorney General’s Office
Indiana
Cincinnati Live Stock Market Report
Cincinnati reports hog receipts 2862 with packers steady and lights dull. Cattle receipts 863 with best grades steady, other grades 10 25c lower. calves active to strong. Sheep receipts 3372 with top lambs steady and other grades dull and lower.
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Cincinnati
Grain and seed prices listed for Toledo market
Wheat figures show cash 1.50 with July 1.2142f September 1.125c December 1.12. Corn cash 6c July 74 34c September 72c December 58c. Oats cash 6e July 55c September 44c December 45 14c Rye cash 9c. Alltke 37.75. Timothy 1.80. Clover seed 6.80 December 6.80 March 6.90.
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Toledo
Timothy
Clover
Chicago Cash Grain prices and grade listings
Grain prices for wheat corn and oats with multiple grades and numbers across No 2 red No 3 red No 2 hard No 1 northern spring No 2 northern spring No 3 spring plus corn varieties No 2 white No 2 yellow No 3 corn No 3 white No 3 yellow No 4 oats No 3 white No 4 white standard price figures and abbreviations scattered across the Chicago market page.
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Chicago
cHiscaGco
State Library Messenger Resigns at Hd Position
Washington June 2 Mr and Mrs A Bennett Gates of Indianapolis guests of the senator at the Willard Lena Hemenway daughter of ex Senator Hemenway is being hosted by the social set. A new messenger will be appointed by the state librarian in a day or two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David L. Metzker
State Library
Washington
A. Bennett Gates
Indianapolis
Lena Hemenway
Hemenway
Willard
Reservations Available for Camp Algonac Summer Outing
The Sun offers an illustrated pamphlet describing a personally conducted excursion to Camp Algonac on Russell's Island, Michigan. July 27 to August 4, cost 20 dollars for adults and 13.50 for children 5 to 12, covering train sleeper fare lodging and meals. The camp emphasizes sanitation and safety with no typhoid risk noted for attendees.
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the Sun
Camp Algonac
Russell's Island
Michigan
Indianapolis
Wheat and Corn Rally Teases Grains Higher
Wheat led gains with July at 31.2 percent and new highs as futures rose on light receipts and strong foreign markets. December futures eased after early strength amid selling by Patten houses and local longs. Corn followed with a sharp upturn on buying by commission houses and shorts covered, while oats drifted higher early then backed off with mixed selling from local and outside traders.
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Patten
Armour
Clement Curtis
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Oxford
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Columbia
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