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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1904
Page
3
Reported by Mrs Camsforth of 1302 West Street. Police traced two youths described as the culprits to Greencastle where they were found in new suits. She paid their return fare. Also noted are a $50,000 horse sale and a fatal pistol duel in Montgomery West Virginia. Nebraska celebrates mid June event.
Property owners along Fall Creek Boulevard scheduled a Friday night meeting at Talbott area and Twenty second Avenue to plan resistance to the assessment. The 600 feet south property valued at 70 percent of its value would net 22 000 dollars. Owners claim the levy is a park board scheme to add funds for general use after a 70 000 dollar band sale. Graduation and dedicatory exercises were held at the new Irvington public school. Lewis Wurfel presented the class gift. Charles W. Moores gave the dedicatory address. diplomas were issued by Franklin D. Hoyt. the school later named George W. Sloan School. a portrait of Mr Sloan was unveiled.
In a morning survey Ste Heter cites Indianapolis as well run under Mayor Holt. He says laws are enforced fairly and all citizens receive equal chances, praising Holt as a splendid, broad minded leader who attracts diverse people to the city.
An 18 year old passenger injured in a street car wreck remains in serious condition after the crash near River. Thomas Fullbright, residing at 925 W Ohio, is identified among the injured as authorities continue to assess the scene.
At the sweetheart s request the man jailed in police court for slapping was reheard by Special Judge Reagan and freed after paying a five dollar fine. The sentence had secluded.
A long hospitalized man, Tom Bryan, recalls repeated surgeries to remove rotting bone from his elbow. At City hospital doctors plan another procedure to take remaining bone from the socket, leaving him with little of the arm. his rheumatic condition and single life frame his stoic outlook.
A circular saw cut off Fred Shepard’s forearm at a Panhandle shop while he worked. the ambulance took him to St Vincent’s Nowpital. Shepard, of Detroit Lea Will Be Held to Grand Jury in Muncie Indiana, June 10 coroner Gray’s verdict on Artie Monks’ death finds unknown immediate cause, cites possible mistreatment and fever linked to Solomon Lee and associates.
County clerk offers aid for elderly and a Fresh Air Mission event set for Fairylaw park. Ida Moore and neighbors near Talbott Avenue report police intervention to stop two men attempting to steal a horse. City hospital flowers bring cheer as W C T U visitors aid patients. A man dies of consumption with family at bedside. Market day observed poorly with small attendance and discounted berries. Federal jurors to be dismissed Friday and reassembling in June. State geologist Blatchley to prepare road material report. Governor at home with visitors. Battle flags preservation advocacy gains legislature support. Writings on agitation and a padded cell at the workhouse noted. Reward ad for bath tub for sale in The Sun.
An out of town owner found his Washington Ave home damaged by arson attempt on Thursday night. A window entry was made, a burned chair fragment and matches were found, burning odor lingered, and police investigation is underway.
Fragmented notice records a transfer involving Mr Claypool in Meridian Washingtons postal telegraph building. It notes undivided interests given to his daughter Anna Claypool Wetzel and to his granddaughter, with a stated consideration around 75 000 dollars though no payment is recorded.
Final plans for the temporary interment of Lavi Z. Letter, a wealthy figure who died suddenly at Ber Harbor, Maine, are unsettled. Lady Curzon of England, formerly Miss Mary Lotter, seeks to reach the United States from her Boston home, with a possible arrival expected Saturday.
Richmond Ind June 16 F Smith superintendent of Eastern Indians hospital for insane said that under no conditions will John W Terrell the Bruffton murderer be transferred to the penitentiary. He does not say Terrell is insane.
A New York tenement fire on Stanton Street started by an exploded stove caused mass panic as tenants fled through fire escapes. Mrs. Tena Apfel, holding a baby, tried to leap from a window but dropped the child to its death.
New York stocks opened quietly with limited movement as copper and iron shares fluctuated. News of Attorney General Knox potentially moving to the Senate affected sentiment, while railroad bond offerings and crop hopes supported buying. St. Paul led gains, Northwestern advanced, and Western stock values strengthened on dividend rumors. government bonds held firm as trading remained scattered and noon prices showed modest shifts. Chicago commodities and live cattle saw varied action with mixed receipts and firm hog prices, reflecting a cautious but positive tone for the day.
Pittsburg Pa Tate 19 cattle prices show steady market with high 304, prime bids around 5.60 to 6.70 for choices. Heifers mid 3.30 to 4.00, bulls 4.00 to 4.75, cows and springers 3.00 to 3.90. Sheep and lambs steady with prime wethers 5.00 to 5.19, spring lambs 6.40 to 7.00. Receipts total 1S adv with hogs 4.75 to 9.10 per hundred weight and roughs around 4.35.
Buffalo cattle receipts show 7 cars with steady demand. Steers and heifers sold 1.10 to 6.00 with medium to choice prices 3.23 to 5.00, dairy and late stockers 3.75 to 5.00, veal at 3.00 to 5.69. Sheep receipts 12 cars steady with lambs 6.25 to 6.50 and ewes 5.25 to 6.60, feeding lambs 5.00 to 5.40. Hogs, 48 cars, active. good to choice 4.95 to 5.05, pigs 5.90 to 5.15, roughs 4.20 to 4.50.
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