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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1909

Page

4

Bedding and Muslins at Bargain Prices in Basement West Aisle

A listing of 19th or early 20th century textiles priced from 5 to 99 cents. Includes pillow cases 42x36 and 45x36 inches with bleached linen finishes, sheets 72x90 and 81x90 inches with creased hems, and various tickings and muslins. Also offers bedspreads in multiple patterns and widths, longcloth and cambric, plus batiste and undermuslin fabrics. Located in Basement west aisle.

Longeloth Lonsdale

Judge Anderson hears evidence in rebating case

In Chicago on March 2 the trial of the Standard Oil rebating case before Judge Anderson moved to evidence stage after jurors were sworn. Assistant U S District Attorney Wilkerson will open. Many witnesses have been summoned by both sides in the $29 240 000 case.

Chicago Anderson United States District Wilkerson

Births Deaths and Marriages in City Record

Births list multiple families with addresses and child sexes noted, followed by a long deaths section detailing names ages causes and addresses, then marriages and building permits with properties values and contractor notes, ending with a health advertisement for Haags Liver Pills.

Steady Inquiry From Packers as Hogs Lead Indianapolis Market

Indianapolis March 2 hogs up to 6.70 top with most sales 6.35 to 6.60. Cattle scarce with steady to higher tones. feeders and bulls strong. calves 25 to 50 cents lower. Sheep demand limited though top lambs around 7.50 and best sheep near 4.50. Reports show 4,500 hogs, 1,500 and 100 sheep receipts. local packers steady and outside demand modest.

Wien

Toledo Grain Prices Hit Mixed March Trading

Wheat quotes show cash at 1.23 and futures at 1.22 for May, 1.98 for July, and 1.02 for September. Corn values range from cash 6ic to May 68%c and July 8cc with September bids at 8ce. Oats and rye listed with several May and July figures. clover seed priced for March and April at 5.45 and October 36.0234. alfalfa 8.75 and Timothy 1.20 per bushel.

Indianapolis Dvilling Lilling FA Chicago A. W. Thomson Soln Toledo Alsie Timothy

Worth Knowing Best Prescription For Backache And Kidneys

A health note promotes a compound mixture as a remedy for backache rheumatic pains and kidney troubles. It instructs dosing of a blend of Buchu Murax compound and strong spirits, claiming relief of Bright's disease and related symptoms. The advice notes drugsellers can prepare the ingredients.

Cincinnati Market Report Hogs Cattle Veals and Sheep

Cincinnati market report shows hog receipts 1 450 with steady trend. Cattle receipts 197 steady and quiet bulls easy calves active up to 60 cents higher veals 6 50 to 8 25 extras 8 50. Sheep receipts steady with overall quiet demand.

Cincinnati

Hog and cattle prices rise at Union Stock Yards

Chic Live Stock reports March 2 receipts at Union Stock Yards II. Hog receipts 15 000 with market strong to higher. mixed and butchers 6.16 to 6.55, bulk 6.35 to 6.50, pigs 5.35 to 6.00. Cattle receipts 3 000 with strong market. beeves 4.35 to 7.10, cows and heifers 2.00 to 4.70, stockers 3.35 to 5.40, Texans 4.76 to 6.00, calves 5.00 to 8.40. Sheep receipts 15 000 steady. sheep 3.50 to 4.40, lambs 5.26 to 7.85.

Union

Standard Tea and Grocery Buys Washington Street Building

A. Jackson of the Standard Tea and Grocery company purchased the four story building at 417 to 421 E. Washington Street. He plans remodel and relocation of headquarters to the property, which extends back to the railroad freight house.

A. Jackson The Standard Tea and Grocery Company E. Washington Street

Wall Street Opens With Brisk Demand Yet Prices Ease

The New York market opened with brisk demand and a strong tone in initial transactions but soon traders increased supply on advances. Steel common rose briefly then slipped, Heading gained then retreated, while London traders and international issues showed early strength that faded after a sharp selloff. Commission houses were subdued though some Harriman followers moved Union Pacific in anticipation of January earnings. Government bonds were unchanged and other bonds firm.

New York London Harriman Union Pacific

East Buffalo Live Stock Market Report

East Nuffalo New York March 2 cattle receipts 100 demand steady years receipts 150 active firm call to choice 6.25 11.50 sheep and lambs receipts 14,000 active lambs higher sheep steady lambs 5.20 6.50 yearlings 6.50 7.25 sheep 3.00 pigs 6.40 mixed beeves 6.50 6.76 roughs 5.00 4.60

East Buffalo East Nuffalo N. Y

O Loughlin Declines Argentine Minister Offer

President Roosevelt offered the post of minister to the Argentine Republic to Assistant Secretary of State O Loughlin. He declined, saying he will rejoin the Chicago newspaper he once worked for.

Washington Roosevelt O'Loughlin Chicago

38th Joint Ballot Yields Stringer Lead in Illinois Senate

In Springfield Illinois on March 2 only five senators attended the joint session for the thirty eighth ballot for United States senator. The tally shows Stringer with 38 votes while Hopkins Foss Shurtleff Mason Sherman McKinley and Funk receive smaller counts.

Springfield United States Hopkins Foss Shurtleff Stringer Mason Sherman McKinley Funk

New Marion Lawyer Partnership Formed

Charles T. Hanna a former Marion superior court judge and Thomas A. Dally have formed a law partnership.

Charles T. Hanna Marion, Superior Court Thomas A. Dally

Salvation Army Congress Plans Large State Campaign

The Indiana Salvation Army congress continues with a morning session at the Y.M.C.A. building and three more meetings to follow. A public gathering Wednesday at the Third Christian church will feature the controversial auction sale of children. Col. T. W. Scott leads the drive, urging souls saving as top priority while party politics are set aside for the King. Participants include Maj. McPherson Capt. Hinshaw Capt. Brinklow Lieut. Col. Scott Cap Bouteres Ensign Biddle and Maj Escott with plans for Two Hours at the Cross.

Tion Army Congress Third Christian Church Col T. W. Scott Detroit Mich Maj McPherson Hinshaw Brinklow Col. Scott William Bouteres Ensign Biddle Capt Bouteres Escott Ensign Long Adjt. Miller Maj. Escott the Cross

Legislative actions and bills signed in Indiana session

The report lists bills H B 79 and H B 614 vetoed for technical defects, plus several signed by the governor including H B 12 H B 157 H B 194 H B 210. Senate passed measures include H B 344 reducing Purdue food inspection fee and S B 244 aiding Carnegie fund use by Butler and other colleges. S B 1% provides five days notice to creditors before bulk sale.

H. B Davis Howard Superior Court Tipton County Howard Wells Stahl Seidensticker John Herron Indianapolis Senate Strickland Purdue University Smith S. B Harlan Butler Carnegie Teachers’ Fund Cox

Sunday baseball bill stirs governor’s push for court ruling

Gov. Marshall warned that a new Sunday baseball bill will be struck down by the supreme court and argued for repealing the Sabbath desecration law. He urged the legislature to settle the issue to avoid successive sessions debating the matter and warned of broader effects on industry and rest days. He noted the bill’s fate could hinge on constitutional issues and church state separation.

Legislative Department of the State Gov. Marshall Senate House Committee On Rights and Privileges Supreme Court

Option Repeal Fights Sizeable Senate Adjourns Monday

A tense session over the Proctor Tomlinson county option repeal ends with a 3 to 24 adjournment vote. Republicans split with Democrats to push the bill, while Senators Pelzer and Kane wavered under pressure, and Proctor vows to press the measure despite setbacks.

Durre Wood Senate Pelzer Kane Bland Proctor Senator Proctor McCarty House Harlan

Auto collision at Big Four crossing kills two near Lockland

Edward Hebenstreit head of Robestetret Fireworks of Lockland Ohio and cousin Albert Dick of Laporte Indiana were killed when their car was struck by a train at the Big Four crossing in Lockland yesterday afternoon.

Cincinnati Edward Hebenstreit Robestetret Fireworks Company Lockland,c Albert Dick Laporte Ind Big Four Crossing Lockland

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