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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1910

Page

4

Hogs and cattle prices at regional stockyards report

Hogs bring 310.20 with bids for good to prime steers and heifers. Listings show buyers quoting prices by weight for various grades, with cattle and calves ranges and market notes from East Buffalo and Union Stock Yards. Sheep and hogs also listed with regional receipts and steady or higher bids across categories.

East Buffalo Nee Ee Seigher Indianapolis Maren Catti

Toledo Grain Market Prices

Wheat May 1.19 July 1.06 cash 81.17 percent Corn May 6.40 July 6. ic Oats May 4.78 July 4.53 Clover seed cash March 7.79 April 7.40 October 6.65

Toledo

Woman 13 Injured by Streetcar in Cincinnati

Miss Mattie Braser of Cincinnati was struck by a Pennsylvania street car at Sixteenth and Pennsylvania streets Friday night. She was attending a teachers meeting, stood near the track, and was taken to relatives' home at 9024 Broadway in Tr. W. H. Foreman's automobile.

Mattie Braser Cincinnati Pennsylvania Sixteenth Braser Broadway Tr. W. H. Foreman

Driver 13 Arrested for Alleged Embezzlement

Arthur Alexander former department store driver was arrested early Saturday on a charge of embezzlement. It is alleged he collected 26.36 dollars and did not turn it into the store. He was found at a hotel on Washington Street by detectives.

Arthur Alexander Alexander Washington Street De‘fectiven Buskirk New Orleans Cook Roulette French Lick John W. Kern Mr. Miller

Market Opens Slower Then Sees Mixed Early Activity

New York stock trading opened with minor irregularities and a general ease in prices during the first 15 minutes. Most issues lingered below the prior close as floor crowding and short-line selling dominated. By the 15 minute mark leading railroad shares trimmed concessions and the overall tone settled dull yet firm for the quarter’s start.

New York

Market Beginnings Mixed As Curb Trade Shows Steady Tone

The curb market in New York on March 5 reflected a steady tone with varied quotes across many stocks and mines. Notable listings included Standard Oil around 620 639, American Tobacco, Nevada Concerns, Rawhide at 1921, and Chino near 144 14 percent, with several others like Kerr Lake, Ely Cons, and Union Mine showing fractional changes.

New York Standard Oil American Tobacco AEA Butte Coalition Nevada Boston Rawhide Chino Greene Cananea Nipissing S- Giroux Kerr Lake Goldfield Gila Copper British Columbia United H. la Rose Es Braden Ohio Chicago Tram Ely Arizona Fly Central Union Mine

Boston Stocks Report Snapshot

Boston stocks feature Shoe Machine at 69 percent U S Smelting at 3854 Centennial 23 Canada Cons 2 percent Shoe Machine pf 74 North Butte 3914 Superior Copper 69.

Boston Shoe Machine U. S Centennial Canada North Butte Superior & Copper

Market closes firm on gold and mining stocks gains

March 5 trading session shows active activity and higher prices led by Foster and Otisse gold moves. Beaver, Little Nipissing, Chambers-Ferland, and Chamber-Feran noted higher while Temisk tracked afternoon highs and closed firm with a slight bid strength. Wettlaufer and Montrese led unlisted stocks in demand.

Jackson & Jackson Bie Beaver Chambers-Ferland Athea Cobalt Daedensreey Cobalt Central Cobalt Lake Kerr Lake la Rose Little Nipissing Nipissing Nova Scotia Peterson Lake Zolabbe Rochester Yemiskaming Foster Ikochester Little Nip Chambers-Ferlan Otisse

Indianapolis Cash Grain Market Report

Market notes show bids for WAGON No. 2 red at 1.18 with sample 1.06 to 1.16 and WHEAT No. 2 red at 1.18, Extras 1.14, No. 3 red 1.12 to 1.18. CORN bids vary by grade with through billing quotes around 58 to 60 cents, OATS around 46 to 48 cents, RYE and inspective car counts listed. No. 1 Timothy hay noted.

Hay Timothy Lear

New York Bank Statement Reflects Cash Reserve Rise

New York banks report March totals with Clearinghouse average cash reserve at 56.21 percent for December final figures. Loans increase to 10,337,800 while specie and deposits shift. actual cash reserve reaches 95.94 percent as U S figures adjust.

New York U.S Inc

Chicago Cash Grain Price Report

Chicago cash grain quotes list Wheat No 2 red 1.17 1 2 No 3 red 1.13 1 18 No 8 hard winter 1.13 1 12 No 3 hard winter 1.10 1 16 No 1 northern spring 1.16 71 16% No 2 northern sort e 1.14 1 16% No 2 spring 1 2 18 Corn No 3 Boise No 5 white 60c No 52io2c No 4 yellow 34fidatec Oats No 3 4c

Chicago Boise

Peary Exposed Resistance to Polar Reward Debate

Representative Macon of Arkansas assails Peary and congressional secrecy over rewards for the north pole discovery. He warns of exposing the full records if proofs are not made public and insists no legislation pass without proper grounds. He doubts Peary's claim without documents.

Washington Macon Arkansas Robert E. Peary Congress North Pole Peary Committee of the House

Bank Teller Confesses Embezzling 60000 in Philadelphia

Thomas E. Larsen receiving teller of the Market branch of the First National Bank of Camden surrendered at detective headquarters after confessing to embezzling sixty thousand dollars. He earned a thousand annually but spent sixty thousand yearly living at Hamilton Court and visiting wealthy resorts. The case is described as one of the most startling in years.

Philadelphia Thomas E. Larsen First National Bank of Camden Hamilton Court Thirty-ninth Chestnut Streets

Suspect Shelly Freed on Bond in Smith Shooting Case

Detectives refused to file a warrant against Andrew Shelly for the shooting of Louis Smith. Smith named Shelly as the assailant but refused to sign an affidavit. Shelly appeared in police court and posted a $100 bond with a hearing set for next Saturday. Detectives note a torn handkerchief matching Smith description was found in Shelly pocket.

Andrew Shelly Louis Smith Smith Shelly

Arvine Stock Actors Revealed for Park Theater Season

The Arvine stock company lineup for the Park theater season was announced Saturday. George Arvine heads the cast with Louise Dunbar as leading woman, joined by H. Preston Coffin, Thomas Chatterton, Frank Jones, Earl Metcalfe, James Harris, J. Francis Kirke, Fay Baker, Esther Ruja ro, Frances Joiner, Edit Crolius and Meara Rosa, several familiar to local stock audiences.

Arvine Park Theater George Arvine Louise Dunbar H. Preston Coffin Thomas Chatterton Frank Jones Earl Metcalfe James Harris J. Francis Kirke Fay Baker Esther Rujaro Frances Joiner Edit Crolius Meara Rosa Stork

Enchantress Countess Tarnowska Attacked by Mob in Venice

March 5 Venice reports the arrest and second day of trial for Countess Tarnowska accused of murdering her husband. A mob of women tore at guards and dragged her toward the canal shouting to throw her in. Police intervened and rescued her as attorneys prepared statements with no witnesses called.

Venice Countess Tarnowski Europe

Reception for Fairbanks to be city affair

Indianapolis plans a monster reception for Charles W. Fairbanks former vice president returning from a world tour. Mayor Shank asks the Advisory Commission to coordinate civic and commercial groups for the welcome. The commission, led by Dr. T. A. Wagner, will meet bimonthly to address public utilities health morals welfare parks and other topics.

Indianapolis Charles W. Fairbanks Shank Fairbanks T. A. Wagner Herman Munck J. C. Sechaf Hugo Thorsch Martin Rehfuss, Jr I. K. Babcock Commission Massachusetts Avenue Fire Department City Hall S. State and Spann Avenues Board of Trade

Mrs Richardson Fined for Keeping a Blind Tiger

Mrs Etta Richardson was fined 100 dollars and costs in police court Friday for keeping a blind tiger at 07 E Washington street. Police raid last Sunday found two men and two women drinking. Richardson paid the fine.

Etta Richardson Washington Street

David Kester Taken to Troy by Deputy

David Kester aged 52 was taken to Troy by Deputy Sheriff Bumbly after being found at Union Station with Bertha Grubbs a 17 year old. He faces a charge of inducing the girl to leave her home.

Union Station Bertha Grubbs Troy, C Bumbly

Policeman Lawrence Dugan Missing After Overnight Disappearance

Patrolman Lawrence E. Dugan of the police department vanished from his home at 1032 S West Street after a sleepless night. Friends and his wife fear foul play as the force conducts a citywide search while Dugan had recently helped close down local dives and testified in a raid case.

Lawrence E. Dugan S. West Street Dugan

Fragmented records from French Lick casino trial surface in diary

Witnesses recount encounters at the casino including Edward Gottlob Edward Kelley and J. M. Fletcher while Gov Hanly agents push rent and visitor revelations. The state questions casino finances using the hotel cash book and notes heavy play and money won and lost on July 22 1905.

Fletcher Edward Gottlob Muncie Edward Kelley Waynetown Kern Gov. Hanly Miller J. M. Fletcher Terra Haute Buck” Fletcher Robert Machan French Lick Springs Hanly R. Harry Miller President Zimmerman C., H. & D. Railway Company Mr. Miller

Nothing Like Nothing Like Them in the World

Cascarets are promoted as the best medicine for pets and bowels. The ad claims Cascarets are the medicine many use, with millions of users and a weekly treatment in every box sold by druggists.

Cascarets Roc

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