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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1910

Page

10

Cleveland learns from Indianapolis on gas pricing and contracts

Cleveland officials study Indianapolis gas operations as they seek a low rate. The group examines 60 cent artificial gas and the current 75 to 95 cent price range as Cleveland prepares a new franchise contract before July 1.

Indianapolis Cleveland Ohio City Shank Baebr C. W. Shimmon Virgil G. Marani Cleveland Building B. E. Ling Cleveland Leader

Real Estate Transfers Mixed Indianapolis Listings

A long list of real estate transfers in Indianapolis and nearby areas. Transactions cover numerous lots and subdivisions with parcel sizes, street locations, improvements or vacancies, and prices ranging from $260 to $65,187. Several transfers involve Nobes, Bohm, Barton, Duckwail, Myers, Laswell, Buckley, Miller, and others.

Albert C. Nobes Alte John Bohm Indianapolis Eugene Street Mimica_ street Julius J. Seele Earl A. Barton Atkinson St. Pau Street Prospect Street Mary L. Duckwail Win. J. Green Wood O. S West Side New Jersey Street Walnut Street Eliza T. Edwards Octavia A. Myers N. Western Park Udell Street Engs Dye Street George,c. Kepler George Laswell Peas S. GE Heystone Avenue Reformers Street Eugene F. Tuttle Harry C. Buckley Armstrong Park Thirty Third Elmira Barry C. Buckley Guy Marion Hidelands Sneurt Central Avenue Tharty-Eighth Street Aaron H. Moore Tnion ‘Trust Co Berhbert P. Dahlen Woolcroft Guilford Avenue Forty-fourth Street Sore Anna M. DiVerso Winthrop Avenue Fortz-second Street Philipina Schneider Holliday Garfield Park Rieman Street State Avenue Geo. W. Maxwell Fletcher Thirteenth Lewis Streets Henry F. Holtman Wr. H. Holtman Woltman Michigan Street Eastern Avenue Saml. R. Fergus Eliza A. Blaker Arhuyron Nineteneth Street Ritter Avenue Frederick Sudmeier Walter Sudmeier Pts.c Warren Nionte C. Fiscus Marion Securities Co Forest Park Christian Street Clayton Avenue Homer McKinstrey Owen L. Miller Foster Et al Capitol Avenue Twenty-first Street William A. Boyce George Burkhard Martin New’ York Hanson Street New York Street Sarah B. Neeley Harry S. Ingram Prior’s Gale Street Beech Grove Improvement Company Glen L. Fausett Beech Grove Merrill Moores Caroline Grothans Varen’s Morris Street East Street Yeiser Guardian's Dewaney Street Elizabeth ©. Smith Roy E. Smith Center Township Clemens P. Heitham Catherine Neitkaty Davidson Oriental Street Ohio Street William S. Taylor Charles HW. Buell Lenox Place Adams Street Thirtieth Street Louisa A. Wright Catherine Purkhard Wiley’s Indiana Avenue Tenth Street William ©. Thomas John F. Gadberry Julian Et al Irvington Audubon Avenue University Avenue Otto Hewersdorf Luther RB. Taylor Et al Cruft Street Bord Street Frank C. DeWitt Gertrude Winiap Factory Park Ketcham Street Calelige Street Heizer Bert Wilson Oirty-Secon Barnes Avenue Funk William H.guy Stout S. Indiana Avenue Milburn Street Lovett George E. Val Jot Robingood Walker Marion Emper Kemlot Bradley Washington’ St Sherman ‘Drive New York St Emerson W. Chaille Edward DD. Evars Washington Park Asi Second St Shomasa F. Lovett Walter E. Blai Heighbess Geaseford Bub Cael Ave Clarence Jum Mabel -Gillum Tuxedo Park Acant Washington St Fatl M Ogle Joseph L. Deems Ogie East Park Temple Ave Michigan

City Births and Illnesses Report from Local Record Form

A compilation of births and deaths and illnesses listing numerous entries with names and addresses. It records births for Hanson Kelly Harmon Ragsdale Linzsy Hinesley Neal Padgent Fanty Compton Dawe Lossin Johnson Miller Day Henry Howe McBride Holloran Danteric Stuvel and others along with medical causes such as tuberculosis cerebral hemorrhage bronchopneumonia and heart diseases.

John and Aurilla Hanson Irvington Avenue Daniel and Bridget Kelly S. Senate Avenue George and Mary Harmon Hamilton Minnie Ragsdale Fletcher Pee Nathan and Ellen Linzsy Hagperton Avenue Ralph and Bila Hinesley New York Street George An Norris Neal Bright Street Mike and Leona Padgent Kentucky Avenue Bor Lee and Stella Fanty Lexireton Avenue Thomas Compton Campbell Street Caroline Dawe S. Missouri Street Mildred Thelma Lossin S. East Street Mildred Johnson John Miller S. Gray Street John Day City Hospital Charles E. Henry Bellefontaine Street Ere Leroy Howe Eastman Hospital Riley McBride James Holloran Aciano Danteric St. Vincent's Hospital Gesina Stuvel Evison Street

Marriage Licenses Listed For Local Residents

E A Schubert and Minsie Weyricks. A A Lauck and M O Hearn. J Pyke and Bertha M Montgomery. John Hoffman and Mabel Ellis. Morton Howard and Lucile Ruddick. B Smith and Lizzie Griffey. Charles Kelly and Nora Richardson.

E. A. Schubert Minsie Weyricks A. A. Lauck M. O.hearn J. Pyke Bertha M. Montgomery John Hoffman Mabel Ellis Morton Howard Lucile Ruddick B. Smith Lizzie Griffey Charles Kelly Nora Richardson

Local Home Repairs and Additions Reported

The list records several home projects with names and amounts. Ww. Smith repaired on E Washington for 300 dollars. Nehille added on 401 North for 300 dollars. L. Rufus repaired at 1421 S&S East for 25 dollars. C. D. Brooks added at 1192 Gale for 45 dollars and a total of 1000 dollars. B. Ward repaired at 2102 Highland. Jesse Booker house at Garfield for 1200 dollars.

Ww. Smith E. Washington Nehille North L. Rufus S&s

Benzgate Case Moves to Washington for Expert Advice

The Indianapolis benzoate of soda case is continued for weeks as attorneys visit Washington to consult government experts including Dr. Harvey W. Wiley. Floyd W. Robinson of Lansing, Michigan testified about benzoate experiments in kittens showing harmful digestive effects.

Indianapolis Washington, D. C Harvey W. Wiley United States Bureau of Chemistry Floyd W. Robinson Lansing Mich Michigan State Dairy and Flood Commission

Roosevelt speaks on race and civilization at Oxford

The speech condemns racial exploitation and urges treating every person as a moral equal. Roosevelt warns of declining birth rates in Europe, America, and Australia, and says civilization will stagnate if nations fail to value human life. He concludes with faith in the continued greatness of civilized nations.

Bllsworth Central Europe America Australia

Villages and Towns Ruined in Italian Earthquake Aftermath

Reports from Naples describe widespread destruction in rural towns and hill communities. Relief funds opened within hours as troops moved to Catalitri and Vallata under martial law. fatalities feared highest in sparsely populated areas as aftershocks continued.

Naples Catalitri Vallata

Indianapolis Hog Prices Hit 9.50 Top as Demand Surges

Indianapolis market reports a small hog run with strong outside demand and active competition from local packers. Top price reached 9.50 with many hogs at 9.45 while cattle and sheep also sold higher. calves and yearlings rose, and overall receipts were 5,500 hogs, 1,300 cattle, 400 sheep compared with a week ago.

Indianapolis

Live Stock Market Roundup Across Several Cities

Chicago and other markets report mixed hog receipts around 12 000 with gains up to 25 cents, cattle arrivals strong with cows and heifers priced from 2.75 to 7.25, and sheep receipts around 12 000 with lambs up to 8.60. Other cities including Virol, East Buffalo, Cleveland, and Pittsburgh show varied hog and cattle activity, with prices and receipts noted for each market.

Chicago East Buffalo XN. Y Stags Cleveland Ae Fene Pittsburg

Wheat and corn prices ease on favorable weather signals

Chicago markets show wheat and corn slipping as mild temps and good weather curb demand. Opening and closing quotes reflect softer prices across July wheat and July corn with slight gains in later contracts. oats and lard hold firm amid mixed futures activity.

Wheat and Corn Market Notes From Indianapolis Grain Exchange

The Indianapolis Grain market shows wheat prices for No 2 red and other grades with bids listed through billing for June July and August delivery. Corn and hay bids are quiet with several car counts and inspections detailed for wheat corn and hay including No 3 white and mixed varieties.

Sample Hay Timothy Hght Clover

Chicago cash grain quotes reflect mixed gains and losses

Chicago June 7 cash grain markets show wheat with varied prices across grades from No 2 red at about 1.02 to No 3 spring near 1.60 while corn and oats list several low to mid 60s for white and yellow varieties and standard sugar sales noted in brief market drift.

Chicago

Toledo Grain Market Report Dates and Prices

Wheat prices listed for cash and futures with July September and December figures. Corn and rye prices shown by futures months. Alike prime price noted for alsike seed and clover seed cash prices for October December and March.

Toleno

Wall Street Surges on Rail Stock Advance and Compromise

A rail rate compromise sparks a wild stock opening on Wall Street with 1 to 6 point gains in standard railroad and industrial shares led by Atchison Reading St Paul and Union Pacific. Trading is heavy as short-covering and investor caution shape the day amid fuel for continued equipment orders and a bright crop outlook.

New York Wall Street Standard Atchison, Steel Reading St. Paul Union Pacific Congress Great Northern Preferred London Continent

New York curb prices and commodity listings

New York curb prices reported for June 7 show Standard Oil at 615 625, American Tobacco 415 420, Miami Copper 21 21, Butte Coalition 1714 1914, Kerr Like 136 8, Goldfield Cons 87-16 514, United Copper 54% H, and several others including Ely Central, Manhattan Transit, El Rayo and Palmer Oil with varied figures.

New York Standard Oil American Ghacco Rawhide Miami Butte Coalition Boston Cons Ray Ucons Chino Copper Nipissing Greene Cananeéa Kerr Like Goldfield Cons United Copper Tramp la Rose Ohio Copper Bay Central Chicago Subway Arizona Union Mine Ely Central Ely Ely Cons Manhattan Transit el Rayo Palmer Oil

New York Produce Prices and Market Notes June 7

Market report lists pork firm at 93.75 dollars per unit and 24.00, lard firm in the Midwest at 12.50 to 12.60, various sugar and coffee grades with prices, and ranges for dressed poultry and live poultry. Cheese appears dull, butter prices firm, and eggs quoted for white fancy at 93 to 235 cents, with nearby mixed fancy at 22 cents.

New York Middle West Rio No. 7 Spot, Co Sts City

Boston Stocks Opening Prices Report

Boston June 7 opening stocks list copper Labs 50 East Butte 8 North Butte 3134 Shoe Machine 61 Allouez 40.

Boston Labs Copper East Butte North Butte Shoe Machine Allouez

New York Bar Silver Rates and Mexican Dollars

New York bar silver quoted at 53 3/4 cents per ounce and Mexican dollars at 44 cents, with market activity noted on July 7. Local traders monitor shifts in precious metal prices amid steady demand and regional exchange updates.

New York

Chicago Produce Prices Report

Chicago markets report butter extras at 27 cents and firsts 25 to 14 cents dairy extras two cents firsts 24 cents eggs prime firsts 18 cents and firsts 17 1/2 cents cheese twins 15 1/2 cents yough Americas 15 1/4 to 4 cents live poultry fowls mêlée ducks 15 cents geese 10 cents

Chicago Yough Americas

New York Metal Prices Close Steady

New York metal markets closed with copper at £12.45 to 12.55 and lead quoted at £5. The June 7 report notes slight shifts and unchanged ranges for copper and lead in London exchange influenced trading.

NEW York Metal New York du Sper

New York Cotton Opens Firm Higher

New York June 7 cotton opened firm with gains of 1 to 17 points, signaling early strength in the market as traders react to cooling supply concerns and demand optimism.

New York

Governor Marshall to Lay Corner Stone at Nokamo YMCA

Gov Marshall will speak Wednesday at 4 a.m. for the corner stone laying of the new YMCA building in Nokamo. He will also attend the forthcoming commencement at Wabash College in Crawfordsville with other notables.

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