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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1910

Page

10

Indianapolis Trade Association Prepares City Guests Welcome

The Indianapolis Trade Association banked on three days of open doors as 300 Peru visitors join 50 Warsaw merchants and 100 Elwood merchants in Indianapolis. Special cars will guide guests to headquarters at 35 S Meridian with escorts, while telephones, streetcars, and police pledge courtesy. Overland and Cole autos will shuttle visiting dealers to factories and venues, as officials deny fare or hotel payments beyond event tickets.

Indianapolis Trade Association S. Meridian Street Retail Merchants of Indiana W. J. Dobyns Indianapolis Meridian Washington Streets Trade Association Warsaw Elwood Peru Ent Utr J. C. Holmes E. M. Heaton Peter Schwartz Wolf Arthur Schrader Carl Hunt Overland and Cole Association Overland Dobyns Broad Ripple Monument Hippodrome

Plans for newspaper men home on Mississippi river

Youngstown Ohio June 13 plans are being laid by J Craig Smith of this city well known capitalist for the establishment of a home for newspaper men on the Mississippi river 14 miles north of St Louis A wealthy widow of philanthropic ideas is ready to join with him in the enterprise and donate 163 acres of land for that purpose.

Youngstown J. Craig Smith Mississippi River St. Louis

McKinley Hurt in City Car Accident

William McKinley was struck by an automobile at Northwestern Avenue and Twenty-ninth Street Sunday afternoon after stepping from a street car. He was knocked down but not seriously hurt.

M’kinley William McKinley Pianapolis Avenue Northwestern Avenue Twenty-ninth Street McKinley

City Record for a Day Births and Deaths Noted

Births list several infants with parents and addresses including Fred and Edith Clark and Dommeck and Marie Zoppin. Deaths include Anna Wheinsmith aged 64 and James Collier aged 52 with causes such as tuberculosis and apoplexy.

Fred and Edith Clark Shriver Avenue Albert and Lorah Miller Buckle Street Dommeck Marie Zoppin Maryland Street Chas Sallie Theads Deaconess Panes Effie Ray Linden Street Irl Eawin Ethel Howard Hall Place Sir David May Southgate Lexington Avenue Bar Anna Wheinsmith Alice B. Coffelt Arsenal Avenue Violet H. Mildren Jones Arrow Avenue Bob Robertson Ralston Avenue James, Collier Meridian Street Fannie G. Soule Twenty Ninth ‘Street

Marriages of George Chism and Sarah Shively

Marriage notices list George Chism and Sarah Shively alongside other couples including Patterson and Orme Wells, Palmer and Mary Bas, Cant and Overly, Clara McGhely, signaling a local record of nuptials.

George Chism Sarah Shively Oes Patterson Orme Wells Palmer Mary Bas Cant Overly Clara McGhely

Building Permits and House Projects Listed in Oxford

A rundown of building permits shows Grenge es house in Oxford and multiple dwellings including Kirley Sanderson and Losh Coffey projects. Repairs are noted for D Anderson and Mt L Thomas, with costs ranging from 300 to 4000 dollars. Rockwood Manufacturing Co维修 boilers at 1800 English for 3900 dollars. Other entries include Anna Litteil Ashland 2500, S Wiatt Jersey 4250, and Warney porch 1107 Re. Senate 27 noted.

Grenge Oxford Kirley Sanderson al C. Losh Coffey D. Anderson Delaware McLane Anna Litteil Ashland Wiatt W. Jersey William Geizandamher Mr.Warney Senate

Royal Sovereign Wrecks Off Fort de France

The British steamer Royal Sovereign ran aground on a reef near Fort de France Martinique on Monday. Some passengers and crew were saved, but at least twenty are believed dead and the ship is a total loss.

Fort Dpe France Martinique

Adscript Club Heads to Milwaukee Convention

Representatives from Indianapolis business groups will join 25 Adscript club members Monday night for the Milwaukee convention. John F. Speer of Levey Brothers will represent the Indianapolis Trade association and William A. Walker the Commercial club. Other confirmed attendees include Hungerford Florea Weitzel Pratt Brown Dragoo Speer Holton Hild Willis Hudson Quill Pomeroy Murphy Roberts and McBride.

Adscript Club Milwaukee Indianapolis John F. Speer Levey Brothers Indianapolis Trade Association William A. Walker Commercial Club Merchants’ Association Board of Trade William A. Hungerford W. 8. Florea Julian Weitze

Woman Is Cause Of Double Tragedy In Sunny Vale

In San Jose on June 13, Mercy Baker of Scranton Pa, visiting Sunny Vale, is shot and killed by Harry Parks after discovering her with Louis Hiceposo. Parks shoots himself after being wounded by Reposo who wrested the gun. Parks dies in hospital, Reposo jailed.

San Jose Cal Louis Hiceposo Harry Parks Santa Clara Mercy Baker Scranton Sunny Vale Reposo Parks Baker William Lee Carrié

Swindler Returns $1 For Lunch Money

Charles F. Greenlaw of Flagstaff Arizona gave $135 to two strangers at Union Station to bet on a sure thing. One claimed a bookmaker past, a hunch on a 2 to 1 shot, and promised a payout Monday after the pool room opened. The young man, 18, was left with only $1 for breakfast.

Charles F. Greenlaw Flagstaff Arizona Greenlaw Union Station University Park

Pittman Taken to Managua for Trial in Nicaragua

Bluefields June 13. William P. F. Pittman, a Boston man and former director of mines for the insurgent army, has been secretly moved from Bluefields Bluff to Managua to stand trial. General Estrada issued a statement demanding a new republic in eastern Nicaragua and setting boundaries.

Bluefields William PF. Tittman Boston Madriz Managua Bluefields Bluff Estrada Nicaragua

Mill Manager Fined for Short Weight

Edward Osborne of Brazil, Indiana, manager for Kennedy Milling in Center Point, was arrested and fined 25 dollars for selling flour shortweight by about four pounds. The incident occurred Saturday morning as part of an investigation into Kennedy Milling company products.

Brazil Ind Edward Osborne Kennedy Milling Company Center Point Kennedy Company

Potatoes to be Destroyed in Maine and New Brunswick

Thousands of barrels of potatoes will be destroyed in New Brunswick and Maine in coming weeks. Low price and lack of demand plus tuber decay force farmers away from railheads and starch factories to bury burn or discard the crop. The past season is described as among the most unprofitable in the regions.

Houston New Brunswick Maine

Bradley on Long Hunt for Wolves and Bears

John R. Bradley started a six months hunting expedition from New York on the Twentieth Century Limited heading west to Glenwood Springs Colorado and into Mexico. He plans to use fifty five horses forty wolf hounds and several mountain guides with six to eight companions joining him.

New York John R. Bradley West Glenwood Springs Col Rocky Mountains Mexico Mr. Bradley

Planes Set for Soaring in Week Tests

He did not arrive in Indianapolis until Sunday and the monoplane is expected to be ready for flights Monday afternoon. BK. A Moross, director of contests, promises surprises at the end of the program for a large crowd. Special service on the Big Four railroad and the Ben-Hur traction line will manage most spectators.

Indianapolis BK. A. Moross Big Four Railroad Ben Huy Traction Line

Aviator Explains Safe Flight in Steady Wind

Joseph Curzon, first flyer at the Speedway in a Farnum bi plane, says a steady breeze makes ascent easier than calm and wind gusts are the real danger. He notes 30 to 40 mph winds can be workable if steady, though high gusts complicate turns and landings.

Joseph Curzon Speedway

Wrights dodge camera at aviation meet on long flight plan

Wilbur Wright eludes a photographer at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway as he discusses cross country aeroplane flights from Chicago to St Louis. He hints the long distance idea is possible and worth study while Orville Wright works on the giant machine with five Wrights’ aircraft on the ground.

Chicago St. Louis Wilbur Wright The Motor Speedway Carl G. Fisher Indianapolis Mr. Wright Orville Orville Wright Wrights

Car Hits New Auto at Crossing. All Escaped Unharmed

A Dayton limited auto collided with a new Henderson Motor Sales vehicle near Cumberland crossing. Mr Henderson, Mrs Henderson, Miss Ida Rogers and four Henderson children, plus Harry Richardson, jumped to safety as the cars halted on the track. They escaped with no injuries.

Dayton Limited Terre Haute Indianapolis Eastern Traction Hine Henderson Henderson Motor Sales Company

City Engineer Probes Sewer Drainage Into White River

City Engineer H W Klausmann investigates sewers emptying into White river at Kentucky avenue and Ray street with sewer extensions recommended. River flooding from river bank dumping creates unhealthy conditions at sewer mouths, according to Streets Supt Joseph Hogue.

H. W. Klausmann White River Kentucky Avenue Ray Street Joseph Hogue

Otto Stark Opens New Studio Exhibition

The new Otto Stark studio at 1714 N Delaware Street opens Monday June 13 and runs through Saturday June 18 with an exhibition of water color paintings.

Otto Stark Delaware Street

Monkey Auction Raises Sight of Circus Sale in Pert Indiana

Norris Rowe circus auctioned Saturday in Pert drawing about 300 people. Monkeys sold for 7 dollars, elephants reached 1600 each, horses 16000 total receipts 43000, exceeding appraisement by 7000. Buyers from show companies and insiders plan new ventures using the gear.

Pert Ind Spiece Norris & Rowe Circus W. F P. Hall Lancaster Walter Shannon

Auto Strikes Negro in Early Morning Crash

Robert Johnson colored, of 1426 Indiana Avenue, was struck by a truck from Ole Motor Car Co driven by Charles Newsom at Highland Avenue and Washington Street early Monday. Newsom was arrested along with Biegelemen Schlangen and Todd. Newsom says he blew his horn and warned Johnson.

Robert Johnson Indiana Avenue Ole Motor Car Company Charles Newson Biegelemen Schlangen Todd Newsom Highland Avenue Washington Street Johnson

Real Estate Transfers Look at a Busy Property Exchange Ledger

A string of transfers records numerous lot sales and exchanges across additions such as Shover's, Boulevard Park, English sub, Harvis' north addition, Pennsylvania Heights, Gibson's subdivision, Montrose, Rosedale, Garfield ark, Cross sub, and Malvern. Considerations total about 45,550 dollars with many parcels improved or vacant and various street corners listed.

Allen G. Hypes Jas. R. Grim Shover Thirty-eighth Street Graceland Aivenue John Diederich Susan A. Stiles Boulevard Park Washington Boulevard Twenty-ninth Street Sarah Gumm Edward J. Dougherty Blake Street North Street George N. Worth Augustus Jennings Woodlawn Leota and Delass Sts Jemima FE Pearer Et Elizabeth Hart Harvis Hancock Ave Jackson St Willis Wright Jay A. Eghert Berkley Albany St Camden St John F. Kerr John EE. Reagan Pennsylvania Heights Eighty-Fourth St Samuel L. Wadley Willam J. Hendrix Gibson Heimman C. Tuttle Thomns FE Ross Rosedale Wheeler Street Twenty-seventh Street Union Trust Company Lillie M. Reeves Montrose Sangster Street Forty-fifth Street Emma B. Ruskel Forty-third Street L. E Curft Bord Street Emily Brandon Chas. S Townsend Irvington Bolton Street Lowell Avenue State Plaza Co Fred Coeppers Parkside Harlan Street Maryland Street Charles ¢. Urban Mary A. Urban St. Malvern Berwick Avenue Michigan Street Troht Samuels Rhodes Twenti Fifth Street van Blaricum O. L Henry Street Capitol Avenue

Reduction in Hog Prices Felt in Markets Across Regions

Indiana market reports 4 000 hogs 1 050 cattle and 200 sheep up from a week ago with widespread price cuts led by a 10 to 15 cent drop on most hogs and cattle. Best heifers held steady while cheaper cattle fell. calves steady. lambs and sheep also eased overall.

Indianapolis East Buffalo N. Y Chicago Cincinnati Pittsburg Stillers C &S Ana A. W. Thomson

New York Metals Close Weak On Copper and Lead

Metals closed weak in New York with spot copper between 12.05 and 12.25 a pound and lead at 4354.45 a ton. June 13 market report notes soft tone for base metals and price ranges across the session.

NEW York Metal New York

Union Pacific and St. Paul Show Advances

In New York June 13 the market opened lower but rallied led by Union Pacific Reading Amalgamated Copper and Steel. St Paul gained more than 1 point as rail stocks rose while government bonds stayed unchanged and overall activity remained dull in the afternoon.

New York Standard Railroad Wall Street Steel Union Pacific Reading Amalgamated Copper St. Paul London Union Parishc

Grain prices and market notes from Indianapolis and Chicago

Chicago cash grain bids show No 2 red wheat around 1.02 to 1.03 per bushel with various No 5 red No 2 hard winter and spring varieties quoted nominally. Corn and oats prices listed across several grades with mixed notations. no election call affects Indianapolis grain trading.

Chicago

Neal Institute cures drink habit in three days claim

An advertisement fragment touts the Neal Institute in Omaha as a cure for alcohol addiction with a testimonial from a patient who says he drank for 12 years, borrowed money to buy whiskey, and would steal, now claiming no desire for liquor after treatment. It promotes a “No Cure No Pay” policy and offers free materials upon request.

Neal Institute Omaha Institute

New York Produce Prices and Poultry Rates Reported

New York market notes show pork steady at 24.9 and lard in the Midwest 12.40 to 12.55. Raw sugar quoted at 4.24 with Muscovado 3.74. Poultry firm notes turkeys chickens fowls and ducklings with varied prices, and dairy products including milk butter and creamery figures listed for regional markets.

New York Middle West Rio Abe Novitris Eae Ifeitation Creamery Ibn Nae LY

Chicago Produce Prices Curved By Market Listings

Chicago market notes show varied prices for dairy and poultry. Creamery extras listed at 27c for firsts 25c, but cheese and other items with mixed rates. Live poultry prices cover fowls ducks geese and other meats with small changes across categories.

Chicago

Toledo Grain Prices for Wheat Corn and Oats

Wheat cash at 1.00 for a July 63 1 2 percent? September at 91 1 2 reads. Corn cash 58 1 2 percent July at 59 1 2 September 58 1 2 December 59 1 2. Oats cash 39 cents July 37 cents September 34 1 2 December 36 1 2. No. 2 at 79 cents No. 3 at 6 cents. Cloverseed cash 36.80 October and December 36.55 March 36.65. Alsike prime 7.05 August 7.40. Timothy prime 2.15.

Toledo.o Alsike Timothy

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