Indiana hog market shows mixed receipts and steady prices
Indianapolis March 12 receipts today include 5,000 hogs 1,400 cattle and 100 sheep with declines in hogs and sheep versus a week ago steady cattle. Hogs sold mostly 6.60 to 6.95 with top 7.10. Cattle light arrivals demand met at steady prices with few good steers scarce. Sheep and lambs placed at steady prices. lambs 7.50 down yearlings 5.50 down sheep 4.75 down. Representative hogs include various lots around 6.60 to 7.10 and steer ranges from 5.00 to 6.75 depending on weight and grade.
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Indianapolis
Seveel
Ennee
Chicago Live Stock Market Report at Union Stock Yards
Hogs receipts 21 000 with prices up 5 cents. mixed and butchers 6 50 to 6 95, light 6 40 to 6 75, pigs 5 60 to 6 35, bulls 6 70 to 6 85. Cattle receipts 2 000 market strong. beeves 4 50 to 7 40, cows and heifers 2 25 to 6 00, stockers 3 50 to 5 40, Texans 4 75 to 5 75, calves 6 25 to 38 50. Sheep receipts 8 000 market strong. sheep 3 75 to 6 00, lambs 5 65 to 8 00.
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Chicago
Union Stockyards
Ill
Grain Prices and Inspections Reported for Wheat Corn Oats Hay
The record lists price quotations for Wheat, Corn, Oats, and Hay with multiple grades and months, plus through billing notes. It also details inspections by grade, with counts of cars in and out for Wheat, Corn, and No. 1 hay timothy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hay
Choice Timothy
Timothy
Abductor Begins 21 Year Term in Baltimore Penitentiary
Joseph J. Janer, a Brooklyn resident, began serving a 21 year sentence in the Baltimore Penitentiary for abducting seven year old Catherine Loerech. He unsuccessfully fought against a death sentence.
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Baltimore, Mich
Joseph J. Janer
Baltimore
Janer
Brooklyn
Litttle
Catherine Loerech
Report at fault on grain reserves estimate
In Omaha on March 12, grain and elevator men dispute the government's March report on farm reserves, calling the wheat and oats figures for Nebraska exaggerated. They contend 25 percent of the 1908 wheat remained with farmers on March 1 is far too high, and the 38 percent oats figure is also inflated.
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Omaha
United States
Nebraska
Taft Reappoints Bell as Chief of Staff
Washington reports President Taft reappointed Major General J Franklin Bell as chief of staff after he relinquished the post on March 4. Other dispatches note a theater fire in Monterey costing 200000 dollars, a sanitarium blaze in Greensboro killing Franke Greene, and a Chicago railroad wreck on the Burlington line with 200 passengers escaping. Also: British trial of Horatio Bottomley ends, Russia plans navy visits Japan, smallpox outbreak in Cypress hills, and cholera death in Manila.
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Washington, D. C
Taft
J. Franklin Bell
French Team Still Strong and Leading at Madison Square Garden
The French duo Cibot and Orphee hold a 20 mile lead in the six day go as you please race at Madison Square Garden. At the 105th hour they covered 577 miles this morning, with a total of 6577 miles for the pair and 200 laps behind. Other teams include Davis and Metkus on 556 miles, Dineen and Prouty 536 miles, Loeslein and Klubertamz 623 miles 8 laps, and Correy and Hagelman 612 miles 7 laps, Shelton and Frazer 502 miles, Cuignard and Rovere 471 miles 4 laps, Javez and Keller 454 miles 7 laps, Feegan and Curtis 600 miles 2 laps, Pallanti and Edel eon 420 miles 1 lap.
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Madison Square Garden
Cibot
Orphee
Davis
Metkus
Dineen
Prouty
Loeslein
Klubertamz
Correy
Hagelman
Shelton
Frazer
Cuignard
Rovere
Javez
Keller
Feegan
Curtis
Pallanti
Edeleon
No Drop in Price of Meat Declared by Cudahy
Milwaukee March 12 J Ogden Armour predicts a summer drop in meat prices Patrick Cudahy of Cudahy Brothers Milwaukee disagrees saying corn scarcity keeps prices firm and no relief is seen for some time.
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Milwaukee
J. Ogden Armour
Patrick Cudahy
Cudahy Prothers Company
Mr. Cudahy
Society Woman Steals to Repair Losses at Bridge
Lexington reports Mrs Eliza Belle Collins a noted society figure arrested on theft charges tied to losses in Cincinnati and now taken there for trial. Reared by Aunt Mary Wetsel in St Louis, she married William Collins senior a wealthy druggist whose death left a fortune. She allegedly victimized many in Lexington to cover bridge losses.
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Lexington
Eliza Belle Collins
Laws
Cincinnati
Anyewer
Collins
Mary Wetsel
St. Louis
Willam Collins
Hetherington announces marriage of daughter in New York
Local notice reports F A Hetherington of 1513 N Alabama received a telegram from New York announcing the marriage of his daughter Marion H Hetherington to J Harvey Marsh. The couple met as art students at Herron Art Institute and Marion studied art in New York while Marsh visited there. The wedding occurred yesterday. More society items follow including a large military ball and various parties and visits around Indianapolis.
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F. A. Hetherington
Alabama Street
New York
Marion H. Hetherington
J. Harvey Marsh
Herron Art Institute
Marsh
Fourteen Held After Murder At White River Farm
August Eaton will be released from custody today as detectives pursue the four-man attack theory in the Nichols murder. Seven young men, including Edward Decker who partially confessed, are in custody. Decker said the attack followed a plan to target Mrs. Nichols and Eaton while they fed hogs on the White river bank. Eaton, who identified Decker, described a gunman at his side as the others beat Mrs. Nichols, whose head was crushed. The others claim innocence, with ages ranging from 16 to 27, and the manhunt centers on Dogtown. Cecil Underwood admits he was frightened and gave conflicting whereabouts.
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August Eaton
Nichols
Eaton
George Drake
Cecil Underwood
Grafton
Ernest Yeager
Bert Huston
Dogtown
Edward Decker
Decker
Quote on Good Man Ends in Death Belief
Mary Holmes Bates, a well known woman writer, recently spoke in New York asserting that the only good man is the dead man. The statement drew attention amid a public address and sparked discussion on gender and morality.
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New York
Chicago Grain Opening Prices Report
Chicago March 12 opening prices show Wheat May at 1.1574 per bushel with a 1.16 percent lead, corn May at 68 6s percent, oats May at 55 55 051g0, pork May and lard May tied around 1027 with ribs May not listed.
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Chicago
Madison World Record Bowler Performance Highlight
Madison bowlers smash world record with strong Interborough Metropolitan advances. Reading Atchison U P and Southern Pacific show fractional gains as Great Northern Ore opens weak. Market turns firm after initial minutes with overall upward movement.
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Madison
Wis
Interborough
Atchison
Reading
U. P
Southern Pacific
Great Northern Ore
Rossman Signs With Tigers Increases Salary
Detroit March 12 Claud Rossman star first baseman for the Tigers and Hughey Jennings agreed to terms this afternoon with a signed contract that raises his pay over last season’s figures.
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Rossman
Detroit
Mich
Claud Rossman
Tigers
Hughey Jennings
Claud
City Record Summary of Births Deaths and Permits
City records list numerous births including a girl at 359 Washington for Harry and Grace Scott and several others at addresses on Lowell Avenue Shelby Street Yandes and more. Deaths cite Lillie Suhr in city hospital from coal oil lamp injuries and cases of lobar and tubercular pneumonia. Building permits cover multiple residences and additions on streets such as New Jersey Belmont St. Mary land Capitol Twenty-eighth and Dearborn with values from 50 to 32,000 dollars.
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Harry and
Grace Scott
W. Washington Street
Christian and
Alzaletta Rudolph
Lowell Avenue
Clifford and
Isabella Remler
Shelby Street
John and
Susan Akard
Michigan Street
Hayes
Frances Burnett
Yandes Street
Bruce and
Gladys Stevenson
E. Eleventh Street
Casmini
Rose Catacelli
S. East Street
James and
Minnie Rockafellow
New Jersey Street
Louis and
Mary Black
August
Edith Shaffer
College Avenue
Antonio and
Anna MasCall
Alabama Street
Samuel and
Mary Perkins, Jr
Pennsylvania Street
Jack and
Joseph Calabrase
George and
Marie Lee, Jr
Delaware Street
Lilly Arthur
Fletcher Avenue
James and Catharine Ryan
Bellefontaine Street
Lillie Suhr
City Hospital
Elizabeth Hanen
Norwood
Chestnut Stresta
Katharine Dunn
Belmont Avenue
Henry C. Bertrand
Anna F. Bruce
Roscoe C. Jones
Zelma Arnold
Henry W. Hollingsworth
Slander Lippy
George Allen Unger
Washington, D. C
Isadora Baker
William T. Turner
J. Gibson
Ingram
John R. Walsh
N. Winnots
Harry M. Ohr
E. St. Joe
L. Murphy
Thirty-second
Missouri
Wm. Heflenberger
D. W. South
Cothrell
E. Maryland
Wm. H. Coleman
N. ThHlmots
W. H. Kaan
Bright
Mart Pryor
Reshingle
N. Capitol
Ear B. Crabtree
Kenwood
Premier Motor Company
Hed
Shelby
Ernest D. Cofield
Mrs. Hale Oats
W. Michigan
A. A. Scott
Dearborn
Tenth
Sylvia A. Hale
E. Market
R. D. Brent
Graceland
Thirty-ninth
Stegemeier Bros
N. Illinote
Miranda C. Dalby
Wheeler
Martha Thomas
Colorado Street
Lawyers Talk Bores Jurymen in Cooper Case
In Nashville on March 12 the Cooper Sharp case arguments devolved into a long distance talking match with four speeches so far. Washington resumes the defense today after eight hours on Thursday. Jurors show clear boredom and politics draw criticism amid the lengthy proceedings. Porch Swing Free at National Furniture Store ad promotes items and a sale.
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Nashville
Tenn
Cooper-Sharp
Washington
National Furniture Store
I. C. Traction Co to Shelbyville and Greensburg
A short notice lists I. C. Traction Company routes to Shelbyville and Greensburg with limited services. Details on schedules, fares, and operating times are not fully provided in the fragment.
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Monterey
Mex
Charlotte
N. C
Franke Greene
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Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
ST. Louis, Mo
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Victoria
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China
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Wendell Lauderbach
Andrew Coleman
London
Horatio Bottomley
M. P
War Department
Joseph A. Lamour
Manila
Hot Springs
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Hedrick
E. Washington Street
Argade
CTY Life
Tomlinson Hall
Company S. Second Regiment
George L. Denny
Jackson Westfield
Myron Cosler
Raymond Kenny
Harry March
John D. Henderson
Thomas A. Strong
Eula Clay
Marguerite Powers
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Miss Clay
Joseph F. Clay
Catherine Brundage
Ruby and
Sarah Smith
Rushville
Ethel Littlefield
Muncia
Frank Byard
Hazel Daglish
George A. Gemmer
George Gemmer, Jr
Detroit, Mich
Curtis M. Brown
Gemmer
George A. Gay
St. Augustine, Fla
Ponce de Leon
J. M. Chesebrough
R. W. Lowry
N. Meridian Street
Edna Crouse
Mabel Garstang
J. Holloway
Mrs. Hanns
Martinsville
Polige Hope
Mary Holmes Bates
Cooper Case
E. Washington Arcade
C. Traction Co
Shelbyville
Greensburg
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Frankfort
Lafayette
Crawfordsville
Greenfield
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Richmond
Newcastle
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Greencastle
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