Hog and cattle market note from Indianapolis report
Indianapolis staple market reports higher hog prices by ten cents with strong demand from outside buyers. Cattle and sheep show robust activity. top hog price remains 10.25 while bulk sales hover near 9.50 to 10. The bulletin lists representative sales across hogs cattle and calves with varied weights and price ranges.
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Indianapolis
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Wes & A
Ted Bese
Noone
East Buffalo
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Ferling Firm
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Union
Pittsburg
Ile Lower
Lan Ba
Obituary Roll of Chronic Illness and Deaths
A list of numerous individuals with ages and causes of death or confinement. Entries include John Green 48 City hospital chronic myocarditis. Flora Williams 19 carbolic acid poisoning. Mary Elizabeth Sthert 89 lobar pneumonia. Martecia Osborn 68 carcinoma of liver. Anna Meyer 3 carcinoma of uterus. Elizabeth Todd 7% organic heart disease. Also listed are patients at Central Insane hospital and Indianapolis Orphans Home among others.
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John Green
City Hospital
Bond White
Ingram Street
William White
Patterson Street
Mitchell
Central Insane Hospital
Feverinee Harris
Court Street
Roy Bruce
Indianapolis
I Flora Williams
W. Court Street
Smells Hodgson
Central Avenue
Elizabeth Todd
Die Nois Street
Elijah B. Martindale
Meridian Street
Mary Elizabeth Sthert
Chase Street
Martecia E. Osborn
Nordyke Avenue
Anna M. Meyer
St. Vincent's Hospital
Guinseppa Bisesi
S. East
Market Gains Persist In Open As Erie Leads
New York March 2 Substantial gains continue in the stock market at the opening with a strong tone. Amalgamated Copper leads Philadelphia with a 12 point rise before easing. Erie first preferred up 1 percent as railroads and industrials advance. Copper stocks rally as a group while London buyers take Steel common and Rock Island. Government bonds unchanged.
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Amalgamated
Erie
London
Steel Common
Rock Island
Chicago Grain Opens With Soft Start On Lack Of Demand
Chicago market opened mixed as outside orders were scarce. Wheat futures eased with July around 1.07 and May near 1.145. Corn slipped to about 67 cents, oats fell slightly, while hogs and pork prices moved higher in sympathy.
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Chicago
Indianapolis Grain Prices and Inspections Report
Grain prices list is shown for wheat corn oats and hay with bids for No 2 red No 3 red and mixed categories. Inspections record inbound and outbound car counts by grade and type for wheat corn and hay with totals.
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Hay
Timothy
Sample
Clover
Boston Stocks Report Misprint Highlights Market
Boston stocks summary shows figures for Nerth Butte Lake Copper Jay LaSalle and U S Smelting with percentages 37 18 and 45 respectively, signaling a brief market update from March 2.
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Boston
Nerth Butte
Lake Copper
Jay, LaSalle
U. S
City Birth Record Names Several City Gay Couples
City birth record lists new babies born to numerous couples across streets and avenues including Anderson, Cochran, McFarland, Bunce, Schneier, Davenport, Keeting, Goettemotter, Kepner, Montague, Miller, Albright, Wilson, Hartwell, Kinney, Allen, Swain. Contains multiple gendered births with listed parental names and addresses across neighborhoods.
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William and
Maddzeil Anderson
Southeastern Avenue
Robert and
Mary Cochran
Alabama Street
Elzy and
Anna McFarland
Reno Street
James and
Vina Bunce
Bond Street
Michael and
Anna Schneier
Leonard Street
Henry and
Mary Davenport
Beville Avenue
John and
Lula Keeting
Madison Avenue
Louis and
Josephine Goettemotter
Terrace Avenue
Edward and
Floy Kepner
Gent Avenue
Esther Montague
Rader Street
Frank and
Mary Miller
Wisconsin Street
Harvey and
Kate Albright
Rembrandt Street
Wiliam and
Elizabeth Wilson
Olive Street
Mary Hartwell
Harmon Street
Martin and
Mariah Kinney
Geisendorf Street
Basil
Naomi Allen
Capitol Avenue
Fremont
Bertha Swain
Middle Drive
Woodruff Place
Marriages and Building Permits in Local Notices
Local notices list marriages of William A. Johnson with Gertrude Harris and J Warner Reubert with Noble P. Howard. Building permits and repairs appear for several properties including 3129 Northwest, 1709 Broadway, 3214 Bellefontaine, Roosevelt addresses, and 2920 Roosevelt with varied costs.
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William A. Johnson
Gertrude Harris
J. Warner Reubert
Noble P. Howard
Charles Bunyan
Marion Hooton
M. Ceve
Talbot
H. Harold
Northwest
Ude. Rothschild
Broadway
May E. McHugh
Maryland
Illinois
Cc. Fisher
N. Canitol
Walter Hatfield
Bellefontaine
William Maesell
J. T. Watkins
Roosevelt
House
W. H. Morrison
Knap
Frank
Bates Barber Shop on West Market
A short local notice notes Bates Barber Shop located on West Market Street. The fragmented text hints at a business listing or storefront detail in the area.
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Bates Barber Shop
West Market
February Real Estate Boom Sets City Records at High Mark
February saw record real estate transfers and building permits with total sales reaching 2.346 million for the month and 2.0 plus million in the first two months, while total permits issued rose to 225 and building costs totaled 335 665 dollars. Banks report a surge in activity as the clearing house receipts surpass 34 million for February and project further gains over last year.
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Ceeree
Clearing House
Wife Didn’t Like 10 Cook Divorce Suit Sues
James Ray files for divorce from Anna Ray claiming she refused to cook and insulted him. He alleges she visited other men, left the home, and threatened arrest, while Oma Belle Lee seeks divorce and alimony from J. W. Lee alleging daily abuse and beating.
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Anna Ray
James Ray
Ray
Oma Belle Lee
J. W. Lee
New York curb market steady amid varied quotes
Curb market held steady with quotes across several securities. Standard Oil moved at 616 60, American Tobacco at 46 415, Butte Coalition 2514, Nevada Cons. 225, Boston Cons. 19 1344, along with Rawhide, Tramp, Chino 144 14% and others.
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Standard Oil
American Tobacco
Butte Coalition
Nevada
Boston
Rawhide. Com Tramp
Chino
Greene Cananea
Nipissing
Nae Giroux
Gila
Shelly Held For Shooting Louis Smith
Andrew Shelly, 30, is in custody pending investigation of the assault on Louis Smith, a lunch wagon operator, who remains in critical condition. Detectives cite circumstantial evidence and a potential witness, Mrs. Ada King, as they piece together motive and connections to Shelly’s home with Mrs. Frank Dodson.
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Andrew Shelly
I.ouis Smith
Smith
Deaconess Hospital
Frank Dodson
Joan B. Emerson
Asch
Simon
Haley
Stewart
Capt
Manning
Dodson
Dedron
Gambling den near Hammond to reopen in poolroom guise
Authorities in Hammond report preparations by Dearborn Park poolroom operators to reopen this week as a gambling house disguised as a boarding house. Agents are wiring Gary hotel connections while legal action aims to stop the operation and a city court order bans Dearborn Park from gambling under threat of burning.
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Hammond
Ind
Gov
Thomas
Marshall
Indiana
Arizona
Dearborn Park
Comine
Poollroom
Gary
Joseph Ibach
West Baden
United States Court
A. B. Anderson
Indianapolis
W. W. McMahon
Two Escape From Jail At Sullivan Ind
Sullivan Ind March 2 With a knife improvised law John Beaver charged with assault with intent to kill Walker Wison serving sentence for keeping a blind tiger and Robert Carpenter charged with assault with intent to kill cut three iron bars and escaped during the night They were not found until morning Telephone messages sent to Charles L Bland at Vincennes who arrived with two bloodhounds The hounds followed three trails to Indianapolis Southern depot the traction station and the E and T H waiting room
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Sullivan
Ind
John Beaver
Walker Wison
Robert Carpenter
Charles L. Bland
Vincennes
Indianapolis Southern
Traction
Orbison Endorsed by Warren Township Democrats for Judge
Warren township Democrats met at Woodmans hall Irvington and endorsed Charles J Orbison for judge of the superior court room 1. The support stems from petitions by Indianapolis lawyers and Orbison’s 15 years of practice and community ties. He is a loyal Democrat born and raised in Indianapolis with ties to the Odd Fellows Masonry and the Indianapolis Bar Association.
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Marion County
Edgar A. Perkins
Theodore Portreus
F. T. Brown
Thomas McGee
W.S. Moffett
Thomas Wonnett
Charles J. Orbison
Superior Court
Indianapolis
Orbison
Warrenownship
Indianapolis Law School
Commercial Club
Indianapolis Bar Association
Reverend Peters to Speak to City Jews
Reverend Madison C. Peters a New York Baptist clergyman and former Indiana pastor will address the Jews of the city on justice to the Jew at the Jew's temple on Tenth and Delaware streets Wednesday evening. The Indianapolis lodge of B'nai Brith sponsors the event which is open to the public. The notice also includes an ad for Laxative Bromoid Quinine cold remedy.
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Madison C. Peters
New York
Indiana
Tenth
Delaware Streets
Peters
Indianapolis
The
B'nai Brith
Extra police being sworn in as strike deepens
Philadelphia faces a de adlock as 100000 workers threaten a general strike. City police, joined by clergy and business leaders, brace for trouble while 2 special officers are sworn in for Saturday duty. The transit strike remains unresolved with Kruger rejecting arbitration.
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C. O. Kruger
Reyburn
Koons Sues Fisher Allison Prest-O-Lite for 10000 Damages
Carl Koons filed a damage suit Wednesday seeking 10000 from Carl G. Fisher James A. Allison and the Prest-O-Lite company. He alleges a May 5 1908 elevator shaft fall twenty feet to the basement caused permanent crippling and that the defendants were grossly negligent.
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Koons
Carl Koons
Carl G. Fisher
James A. Allison
Prest- O-Lite Company
Divorce Complaint Filed in Marion County Superior Court
John W. Bradford sues Bessie Bradford in Marion County Indiana No. 80301 for divorce. Clerk Léonard M. Quill notes service and April 20 1910 appearance. court to proceed April 1 1910 if no answer. Public notice boards announce bids for Riverside school supplies and repairs by Indianapolis Board of School Commissioners.
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State of Indiana
Marion County
Superior Court
John W. Bradford
Bessie Bradford
Indiana
Indianapolis
Leonard M. Quill
J. Everett
Pisintif
Board of School Commissioners
North Meridian Street
Jino
E. Cleland
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