Zelaya blamed for renewed Central American hostilities
U S dispatch cites President Zelaya as central to renewed fighting between Nicaragua and Salvador. Consul Olivarz at Managua reports Zelaya sent munitions and troops to aid Gen Alfaro, a unionist candidate in Salvador, while President Figuera opposes the union plan.
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Washington
Zelaya
Nicaragua
Salvador
State Department
United States
Olivarz
Managua
Alfaro
Figuera
Irvington Car Line Extension Requested by Officials
Councilman John F. Wood and Irvington residents urged the Board of Public Works to extend the English Avenue streetcar line to Irvington. They argued the south side’s rapid growth would benefit from the extension. The board took the request under consideration.
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John F. Wood
Irvington
Board of Public Works
Hungarian Quail Arrive for Breeding Program
E. E. Earle, chief deputy fish and game commissioner, received five pairs of Hungarian quail Friday from Oak Park to be placed for breeding. The birds are larger than native quail and resemble pheasants.
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E. E. Earle
Fish and Game
Oak Park
Jil
Wall Street Stocks Decline Open Markets Weak In Early Trading
The New York stock market opened with widespread declines from percent to percent, with Smelting down as much as 14 points. Northern Pacific and Atchison advanced only to give back gains. By mid morning government bonds held steady while other bonds dipped. Reading and a few issues drifted lower as trading shifted to professionals.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
New York
Northern Pacific
Atchison
Wheat and grain futures and cash market update
CHICAGO June 14 Wheat displayed reactionary power with July at 91½ to 90¾, September lower. December 95⅝. Corn lower with July 52⅝, September 52¼, December 50. Oats unsettled with July 52⅝, September 35¾. Provisions up 24 with September pork 15.92, lard 8.87, ribs 8.70. Local wheat receipts 16 cars, corn 788, oats 155.
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Chicago
Live Stock Prices and Receipts in Indianapolis Market
Indianapolis June 14 receipts hogs 7,500 cattle 1,500 sheep 700. Hog prices up 5 cents to a top of 6.12. Cattle steady, sheep and lambs lower. Cattle ranges include steers 1,300 lb plus to 5 75, 1,150 to 3,250 lb 5 65 to 5 60, 900 to 1,000 lb 4 65 to 5 15, feeding steers 800 to 1,000 lb 4 0 4 5, cows 4 3 6 , calves 3 5 6 50. Hogs best heavies 215 lb up 6 10, mediums 190 lb up 6 0, lights 160–150 lb 6 0 6 5, best pigs 5 5 6 0. Sheep good to choice clipped lambs 6 7 5 6 : 6 0 8 0.
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Indianapolis
Sens
St Pees Desebete
Chicago market rounds up cattle hogs and sheep prices
Chicago cattle receipts 3000 steady with prime beef at 4.50 to 5.80, stockers 2.90 to 5.20, cows 2.50 to 5.25. Hog receipts 17000, 5 cents higher with light 5.85 to 6.16, rough 5.65 to 6.85, mixed 5.85 to 6.?0, heavy 5.90 to 6.05. Sheep receipts 12000 steady native lambs 5.75 to 7.75, western 4.00 to 6.40.
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Chicago
Cincinnati Live Stock Market Report June 14
Cincinnati live stock market: receipts cattle 500, hogs 3,500, sheep 1,700. Cattle prices higher with butchers and calves in the 6.50 to 6.75 range, hogs up 5 cents with good to choice at 5.95 and packers 5.75 to 6.90, sheep 2 cents lower with lambs 7.50 to 7.65.
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Cincinnati
Serious-McRae Press Association
New York Produce Prices Report June 14
Market notes from New York produce dealers show pork prices at 37. T5 1S.50 and lard Western steam spot quoted at 8.65 to 8.75. Tallow from city and country at 64 6% c. Butter Creamery extra 23 4c. Dairy tubes and legs White fancy. Full cream cheese 11c.
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New York
Western
City Grain Prices and Car Loads for Wheat Corn Oats and Hay
Grain prices list firm prices and billing terms for wheat corn and oats with various grades and track through billing. Hay prices show timothy and clover mixed and prairie options with multiple grades and totals of carloads reported for inspections and shipments.
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Timothy
Hay
Society Notes Verbose Local Guests and Weddings
Society items list guests visiting from Danville Indiana to Indianapolis and other places. It notes Misss Brown Ellis Glass Robertson Smith and Shively visiting relatives. It also covers two home weddings at Meridian and First Baptist churches with notable attendees and guests from many towns.
City Record Day’s Births and Deaths in Town
List of births and deaths with names ages and addresses including croupous pneumonia cirrhosis tuberculosis meningitis and carbolic acid poisoning noted as homicidal case. Marriages and local shop ad for footwear at Horuff's 342 Virginia avenue conclude the record.
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Nicholson L. McNary
Chestnut St
August Braum
Donlot
City Hospital
Lena Gordon
St. Vincent's Hospital
Joseph C. Landers
E. Washington St
Joseph C. Massey
Leon-st
Jane O'Donnell
Madison St
Marin Love
John Herbert Klepinger
Jessie May Gladys Jolley
Senate Ave
George W. Ayres
W. McCarty Sr
Elnore A. Tilford
Orpha M. Walden
Arthur M. Darling
Anna Temple
Gordon R. Marshall
Margaret MacDaniel
Henry A. Ward
Anna L. Cain
Robert J. Miles
Florence Blazer
Willard A. Cash
Mary A. Roberts
Building Permits Minute V shows multiple dwellings and blocks approved
Harold flat at 2159 Ili nois for 3000 dollars. Guntz dwelling 1118 Carter street for 1200. Ida B Hoffner dwelling Leonard street for 1205. Ward business block at Illinois and North streets for 1200. Jose dwelling 176 Orange street for 1900. Ruffin dwelling Adams street for 4000. Searles dwelling Adams street for 4000. Woodburn Masson dwelling Central avenue for 3500. Matilda Epmeler dwelling 1315 Union street for 2000. Thoush dwelling Sheffield avenue for 1000. Pettis business block Washington street for 75000. Koogle dwelling Elder avenue for 900.
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V. Harold
Ilinois
M. C. Guntz
Carter-st
Ida B. Hoffner
Leonard St
Wm. Ward
Illinois
North-sts
G. C. Jose
Orange-st
Mr. Ruffin
Adams-st
Mr. Searles
Woodburn Masson
Central Ave
Matilda Epmeler
P. R. Thoush
Sheffield Ave
A. P. Pettis
Washington-st
Erwin G. Koogle
Elder Ave
Col Halford to Retire from Army Service
Lieut. Col. Elijah Halford of Indianapolis deputy paymaster general and private secretary to President Harrison has been ordered to Washington for retirement in September. He is now at the California department headquarters in San Francisco, having served in the army since 1893 after Harrison appointed him paymaster.
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Washington
Elijah Halford
Indianapolis
Army
Harrison
Halford
Department of California
San Francisco
Mayor to notify council on signed employment agency ordinance
Mayor Charles A. Bookwalter will inform the council at its regular Monday meeting that he has signed the employment agency ordinance that the council passed.
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Charles A. Bookwalter
Blind Man for Senator Gore’s Early Life Recalled
Oklahoma City June 14 Thomas P Gore led in 50 of 70 counties as he neared a U S senate nomination over Roy Hoffman Officials note he has been blind since age 11 after an arrow gun accident and his early career included a Mississippi senate page a state legislature nominee at 19 and a Populist sector-at-large affiliation.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Thomas P. Gore
United States
Roy Hoffman
Mississippi Senate
At-Larga
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Virginia Ave
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