Indianapolis Public Works invites bids for city street improvements
The Board of Public Works of Indianapolis announces proposals due June 22 1908 at 10 am for Davidson Street West Street Arsenal Avenue Central Avenue and more. Bids must include certified checks and insurance, with plans on file at City Hall.
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Department OF Public
S. Office of the Board
Majestic
Indianapolis
Ind
Board of Public Works
Indiana
Davidson Street
Washington Street
T. Clair Street
Pogue's Run
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West Street
West Side
Ray Street
Morris Street
Arsenal Avenue
East Side
Market Street
Ohio Street
Central Avenue
Thirty-Fourth Street
Highland Drive
Joseph T. Elliott
Preston
Osler
Department OF Public Works
Board
Wade Street
Shelby Street
State Avenue
Meridian Street
ST. Clair Street
Sixteenth Street
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Board of Public Forks of
Wall Street Sees Favorable Tone From Republican Convention
The June 16 market report notes strong overall activity as Chicago convention chatter boosts optimism. Key moves include Union Pacific buying and rail stocks rising. Canadian Pacific strong on limited float, while Illinois Central approves $14.25 million of convertible bonds though conversion terms remain unspecified.
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Wall Street
Chicago
Cannon
Isador Wormser
Union Pacific
Consolidated Gas
Hersfield and Stern
Reading
St. Paul
Canadian Pacific
Pittsburg Live Stock Market Report June 16 1900
Pittsburg Pa June 16 cattle receipts light steady Extra 7.00 7.50 fair 4.63 5.75 prime 6.60 6.85 good 6.40 6.60 heifers 4.00 4.75 fresh cows and springers 16.00 65.00 hogs receipts 3 loads slow heavy 5.90 workers 5.50 5.90 pigs 5.10 5.15
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Pittsburg
Iitinatyseranpia
No Hope of Racing Revival in Missouri
Kinloch Park racetrack grand stand to be wrecked and lumber sold within a week after an advertisement appeared. Builder Phileyion Chew doubts any revival, saying racing won’t return. Governor Folk enforced the anti betting law, effectively ending Missouri racing.
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ST. Louis
Kinloch Park Racetrack
Phileyion Chew
Indianapolis Park Board Sealed Bids For Highland Square Stone Steps
Indianapolis park officials require sealed proposals by 10 a m on Friday June 26 1968 for labor and material to construct stone steps at Highland Square. A $50 certified check made payable to the Clerk of the Board accompanies each bid. Plans and specs are on file with the Board of Park Commissioners who may reject any bids.
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Department OF Public Parks
SSE
Indianapolis
Board of Park Commissioners
Indiana
Henry Eson
Charles E. Coffin
John J. Appel
M. A. Downing
Board of_ Park _ _Commissioners
CHOIGE HOGS SELL HIGHER BIG SUPPLY
Indianapolis market reports June 16 receipts 12 000 hogs 2 100 cattle 400 sheep with higher demand for good hogs mostly 10 to 5 75 top. Cattle strong for heavy steers with better prices, calves up 25c, sheep and lambs fair active with prices up about 1 cent.
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Indianapolis
Grain Prices and Inspections Log with Rejections
The record lists crop and feed prices by grade and type including Whest Steady red No 2 and Corn Firmer No 2 white with billing figures. It notes samples inspected wheat and various car counts for arrivals and departures, plus hay Timothy and rye bids and totals, with several rejections recorded.
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Timothy
Saloon Influence and Police Ties Highlight Town Politics
Citizens allege Deputy Sheriff Clarence Jamison and Gillian cafe owners pressured police to ignore violations of closing laws. William E. Roberts, ex Jamison employee and Republican activist, now oversees saloon scrutiny while civic groups push moral reform amid gambler activity and aggressive political maneuvering by Gov Hanly appointees.
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Hanly
Tippecanoe
Gillian
Clarence Jamison
George Gillian
Nick Gillian
Jamison
William E. Roberts
Roberts
Republican County Committee
Frank Kimmel
Kimmell
Frank Hanly
Chicago Live Stock Market Summaries June Report
Hogs receipts 80 391 steady to mixed prices with bulk around 5 60 to 5 82. Cattle receipts 4 000 steady to firm with beeves 5 00 to 8 20 and native steers 4 75 to 6 20. Sheep receipts 18 40 steady with natives 3 40 to 5 50 and westerns 3 40 to 5 50.
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Texas
Western
Lambs
Improvers Will Meet at Engine House No 26
The South side Improvement club will meet Wednesday night at engine house No 26.
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