Kansan Picked by Taft for Wilsons Successor
Washington June 22 Secretary of Agriculture James Wilson of Iowa will leave the cabinet in December and Representative Charles Frederick Scott of Kansas will be named as his successor Scott is chairman of the House committee on agriculture Wilson will have served 13 years in cabinet service at retirement
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Kansan
Taft
Wilson
Washington
James Wilson
Iowa
Charles Frederick Scott
Kansas
Committee On Agriculture
Up-Set Sick Feeling Prompt Castor Oil Remedy
An ad proclaims calomel laxative and castor oil cures, urging readers to try Cas Carets to soothe bowels and liver without the queasy side effects. It promotes a week’s treatment in 616 boxes and claims to be the world’s biggest seller with a million boxes shipped monthly.
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Cascarets Tech
Millon
Executor Sale of Real Estate in Marion County Indiana
The State of Indiana Marion County Probate Court declares an executor sale of Pierre Gray deceased. On July 3 1909 at 10 o clock a m the private sale of multiple parcels in Indianapolis and Irvington will occur from the executor at 148 E Market Street. Terms require at least one third cash and the rest in notes with interest 6 percent secured by mortgage. The sale is conducted by Security Trust Company as Executor.
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State of Indiana
County
Mar _Ineek
Tarion
E Gray
State of Pierre
Pierre Gray
A. Mn
E. Market Street
Ites City
Indianapolis
Indiana
Eto
Dale and Company
Recorder
Yion County
India
Recorder's
Marion County
Jennison
Irvington
Ton Place
Holbrook
Security Trust Company
Roosevelt kills wild lions on the plains
Roosevelts hunting party reports success on the Loeitta plains Sotik district in British East Africa. Former President Roosevelt shot several lions, while Kermit Roosevelt bagged a large tawny lion. The party also killed two cheetahs three giraffes six topi two eland and many antelope amid a fortnight of silence.
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Naivasha
British East Africa
Roosevelt
Loeitta Plains
Sotik
Kermit
Man Shot by Fisher in Self Defense at County Jail
Elmer Willard, longtime figure in local escapades, lies in dangerous condition after Bud Fisher fired three times, claiming Willard had threatened his life over an old grudge. Fisher says the shooting was in self defense and has been admitted to bail.
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Peru
Elmer Willard
Bud Fisher
Willard
Fisher
Tourists arrive at inn room at 3 a m disturbance
In a village inn a host enters a bedroom at 3 a m telling the occupant that two more tourists have arrived and asking if the occupant has slept enough. The odd exchange highlights late night lodging and host guest interactions.
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Village Inn
New Skin Remedy Possum Promises Instant Relief
An advertise promising possum as a universal skin remedy claims it stops itching on first use and cures eczema acne herpes and other conditions. It notes use on infants chafing skin and feet and offers a 0 cent sample through Emergency Laboratories New York with jars sold at Huder’s Weber Drug Co and other Indianapolis stores.
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H. J. Huder
Weber Druge Co
Indianapolalis
West Twenty-fifth Street
New York
Girl Murder Confession Ties to New York Case
Chong Sing, roommate of Leon Sing, told District Attorney Jerome he witnessed Elsie Sigel's murder through a room keyhole. He testified that Chingman strangled the victim and administered a choke and poison with a chloroform scent.
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New York
Chong Sing
Leon Sing
Jerome
Sigel
Chingman
Wall Street Opens Steady After Monday Decline
New York June 22 Stocks opened steadier with higher turnover after Monday’s close. Early losses in key issues were largely recovered as trading progressed. Realty rose to around 148, with gains in Steel common and preferred, American Smelting, Interborough, Pennsylvania and other industrials seeing activity amid mixed early selling. Brokers, led by D G Reid associates, bought Steel and rail stocks as room traders pushed slight advances.
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New York
Interborough
Pennsylvania
London
D. G. Reid
Wabash
Union Pacific
Reading
Indianapolis Grain Prices for Wheat Corn and Oats
Grain market notes show dull wheat with No 2 red at 1.46 per bushel and No 3 red at 1.42, June futures at 1.35. Corn remains quiet with No 2 white through billing, 7c for No 3 white, and No 4 white through billing. oats quiet with several white and mixed through billing prices. Hay firm with choice timothy at 15.50 and No 1 timothy at 15.50. inspections list cars for wheat corn and hay in various grades and lots.
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Indianapolis
Hay
Timothy
Rouse Bros
Kentucky Avenue
Toledo Grain Prices Move in Mixed Grain Markets
Toledo reports mixed grain quotes with wheat at cash 1.47 and July 1.15 while September reaches 31.10 percent and December 1.1114. corn at July 134c and September 72c with December 8c. oats at cash 58c and July basic with September 44c and December 4c. rye 99c. alesike 8.40. timothy 2. clover seed futures for October December 6.87 percent, March 6.92 percent cash.
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Toledo
Alesike
Timothy
Hog Prices Hold Steady Despite Mixed Regional Cares
Indianapolis traders report receipts of 6,300 hogs and 1,100 cattle with prices largely steady. Hog top at 8.25 while most 120 to 220 pound hogs sold near yesterday’s levels. Cattle firm for good corn fed stock, feeders scarce, sheep and lambs light demand. spring lambs down to 8, calves up to 2 1/2 cents. Union Stock Yards and other markets show varied but mostly steady trends across hogs cattle and sheep with several regional price ranges listed.
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Indianapolis
Cincinnati
East Buffalo
Pittsburg
Chicago Grain opening prices report
Chicago on June 32 reports opening prices for wheat July at 1.1446 and 1.1434, corn July at 72 14 87 294 724c, oats May at 46 percent, pork not quoted, lard September at 11.8, ribs September at 11.00.
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Chicago
A. W. Thomson
Tau
Derbal
Dev
McCord Has Chance to Recover After Shooting
Frank McCord, shot by Charles Starkey at Haverstick's grove near Broad Ripple Sunday over five cents for shelter, shows signs of improvement at City Hospital. Starkey to appear before Justice of the Peace Howe at Broad Ripple on July 1.
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Frank McCord
Charles Starkey
Haverstick’s Grove
Broad Ripple
McCord
Starkey
Justice of the Peace
Howe
Cigarette price war hits Indianapolis weeklong sale
Haag Drug Stores cuts prices on popular brands in Indianapolis led by Pall Mall and King size at 25c, 18c pack options, with various 8c and 4c deals. Multiple brands offered at reduced rates through the week at four downtown locations.
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Indianapolis
Pall Mall
Philip Morris
Milo
King William
Condax
Fatima
Natural
Melachrino
Murad
Mogul
Royal Nestor
Dolma
Duke of York
Lie
Helmar
Hassan
Maosa
Orient
Haag Drug Stores
N. Pennsylvania Street
Grand Opera House
Finois Street
Pear ‘Ashington
Massachusetts Avenue
Corner College
Chicago cash grain prices steady across corn and wheat
Chicago cash grain markets report mixed bids with wheat varieties ranging from No 2 red at 1.45 to No 3 spring at 1.00 while corn shows No 2 white around 75 to 76 cents and No 3 white near 79 cents with oats trading to about 58 to 65 cents for various grades and standards.
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Chicago
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Ake
Washington Street
Indiana Dry Goods Company
Jacob Epstein
Marie Elston
Arthur Wallis
Violet Whittiker
Viola P. Hammer
Elsie Heil
John Jackson
Adeline Linne
Charley Metzger
Clinton Meyers
Michael O'Connell
Raymond Holtman Margarite Hodgin
Raymond Hollis
Mildred Hoffman
Eugene Hopper
Loretta Howe
Lester Hunter
Helen Hubbard
THE
Indiana Dry Goods Co
Leona Flanner
Fred Frey
Harry Geiger
Willie Hartma
Henry Alfke
Kathryn Bayn
Herbert Bissel
Alvin Dittrich
Ted Eden Marie Elsner
Nellie Farrel Leona Lefforge
Arthur Leweller
D. van Levett
Earl Linville
Esther Levey
Hilda Lorberge
Harold Lynch
Emma Fishber
Arthur Hart
Elsie May Herrin
Bernard Hill
Mary Hickey
Hazel Hinchman
Ursula Hirshman
Elmer Holtman
Alma Jacobs
Johnnie Jackson
Richard Johnson
Willie Karn
Louise Kessener
Dorothy Keenaugh
Grace Knickerbocker
Alfred Koch
Walter Lauderback
Dorothy Lease Wayne Leavitt
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Court House
Scott
Sult
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battie Creek, Mich
Wall Street
McOrd
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Cory
James Little
Chicago Cash Grain
CW. N. Harding
Indianapolis Produce
Indianapolis Produce Exchange
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Alaska
Yukon - Pacific
Pacific Northwest
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Yellowstone Station
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