Live Stock Market at Indianapolis and East Buffalo Markets
Receipts show 2,000 hogs, 500 cattle, 100 sheep in Indianapolis with declines year over year but cattle and sheep steady. Hog prices top at 11.00, most 10.85 to 10.95. light weights in demand. East Buffalo reports firm cattle, lambs up to 10.70, sheep up to 9.00. hog receipts 510, prices 11.10 to 11.85. Pittsburg market mixed with steady to higher prime cattle and steady fat cattle. calves and yearlings varied. sheep and lambs active with higher lamb quotes.
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Indianapolis
East Buffalo
Pittsburg
Pete
Heaton Ceheetras
Union Stock Yards
Ill
Market items and prices from a mid century grocery page
A fragment lists dairy and poultry prices including cream cheese at 1814u per pound, neuchatel cheese at 1.10 per large box, and eggs at 18 cents per half dozen. Mentions fresh eggs, hens, turkeys, and ducks with scattered pricing.
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Brek
Limbrer
Neufchatel
Copper Shares Ease. Stocks Falter Then Firm Near Open
New York stock dealings showed an active early session with notable gains as Chesapeake & Ohio rose briefly before retreating to 84. Norfolk & Western posted small gains in initial trading, while Union Pacific slipped slightly under selling pressure. Copper stocks eased back, but overall demand remained strong and the market closed firm amid unchanged government bonds.
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Chesapeake & Ohio
Norfolk & Western
Union Pacific
Chicago Cash Grain Prices March 17
Cash grain quotes for March 17 list No 2 red at 1.19 to 1.20, No 3 red 1.15 to 1.18, No 2 hard winter 1.13 to 1.14, No 3 hard winter 1.0814 to 1.1214, No 3 spring 1.08 to 1.13. Corn values show No 3 60 to 61 cents, No 3 white 63 to 63 1/2, No 3 yellow 61 to 62 cents, No 4 56 4 to 57 1/2, No 4 white 60 1/2 to 61 1/2, No 4 yellow 51 1/4 to 52 1/4. Soybeans No 2 white 46 1/4 to 47 1/4, No 3 43 1/4 to 44 1/4, No 3 white 43 to 46, No 4 42 1/4 to 43 1/4, No 4 white 41 to 44 1/2, standard 46 to 47.
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Chicago
Indianapolis Grain Prices and Inspections Report
Grain market notes show wheat bids at No 2 red 1.1714 dollars and No 2 white 1.15 with samples around 1.00. Oats, hay, and timothy values cited, plus detailed milling and inspection tallies for wheat corn oats and rye dated Mar 19 1910 with stock in store figures for three dates.
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Indianapolis
I Logan
Ae. Corp
Timothy
Sample
Hay—Wno
Clover
Boston Stocks Opening Prices Reported
Boston stock prices show Kewanaw at 544 and Lasalle at 165 while Mass Mining and Kerr Lake Mills trade around 7 and 607 percent respectively for the market session dated March 1.
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Boston
Kewanaw
Lasalle
Mass
Kerr Lake
Sts
Chicago grain prices report March 19 cash bids
Chicago Illinois cash grain quotes for wheat and corn advance with No 2 rec wheat at 81 194 to 1 20 and No 2 yellow corn around 59 5914c to 60c, assorted No 4 and white varieties listed, oats near 42c to 46c and standard at 44 49c, reflecting market movement and bid ranges.
Westerners Defeat Oswego In A A U Qualifier
Chicago March 39 The Oswego New York five failed to reach the finals of the National A A U basketball championship tonight. St John Military Academy Delafield Wisconsin edged the New Yorkers 25 to 24 after they were believed to be the victors.
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Chicago
Oswego
N. Y
St. John Military Academy
Delafield
Wis
Death of William B Smock at 32 shocks family
William B Smock, 32, died last night at his parents home, Mr and Mrs Isaac N Smack, 3724 Broadway. He had been in ill health for some time and spent months in the west seeking recovery. The notice notes ongoing real estate bargains on page 8.
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William B. Smock
Isaac N. Smack
Broadway
Cannon Under Fire as House Debates Rules Change
The House wrestles with Speaker Cannon over rules committee membership after a dramatic recall vote. Insurgents and Democrats push to remove the speaker from the committee, while regular Republicans fight to keep him in place as factional tensions and administrative pressure mount.
Family of three receives aid to stave hunger in Indianapolis
A Fulton Street family of three faced days without food until Salvation Army intervention. The unemployed husband found work but grocers refused to extend credit, leaving the mother to plead for help. After exhausting local stores, the Army provided aid, with optimism that prosperity would soon return for the family.
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Fulton Street
Salvation Army
Groce
Indianapolis
The House Battle Over Rules Ruling Continued
Washington March 19 In brief the events leading to the present status in the house of representatives show a prolonged session awaiting Speaker Cannon s ruling on Norris Nebraska. After a call of the house and a Friday recess the speaker prepared to rule and then Tawney moved to recess bringing a clash over timing. Bartlett Georgia challenged the motion Gaines West Virginia sought postponement which was sustained. The house adjourned amid cries of Rule and the session resumed with Cannon s rulings defeated and Norris regulation reintroduced.
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James St. Garfield
Randall
Norris
Dalzell
Cannon
House of Representatives
Olmsted
Pennsylvania
Hayes
California
Nebraska
Gardner
Massachusetts
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Smith
Iowa
Mann
Illinois
Tawney
House
Murdock
Kansas
Rules Committee
Naational
Taft
Washington
Appropriations Committee
Bartlett
Georgia
Jaines
West Virginia
Gaines
Switchmen Win 2 Cent Hourly Raise Across Railroads
Chicago March 19 Officials of railroads unionized with the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen ratified a state arbitration board decision granting switchmen a two cent an hour wage increase. The raise lifts annual pay by about 45 thousand dollars to roughly 375 thousand, leaving 6 thousand American Federation of Labor switchmen unaffected pending a federal Erdman act ruling. Both sides accept the decision though dissatisfied, citing overtime pay gaps and rival overtime demands cited by the Switchmen's Union of America.
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Chicago
Brotherhood of Railroad
State Board of Arbitration
American Federation of Labor
Federal Board of Arbitration
Switchmen
B. F. Shadley
A. F. Whitney
The
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Switchmen’s Union of America
Mystery in Crews Visit to East Stirs Beef Trust Fight
Chicago, March 19. Ralph Crews chief counsel for National Packing Company returns from a mysterious east trip as part of a strategy to block New Jersey indictments against directors and officers of the beef trust. Lemuel B Patterson, vice president, tops the legal moves by seeking service. Crews is said to be summoned before the federal grand jury Monday by U S district attorney Sims.
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Chicago
Ralph Crews
National Packing Company
New Jersey
Beef Trust
Lemuel B. Patterson
Crews
Grand Jury
United States District Attorney
Sims Monday
Sunday Services at local churches outline week events
Sunday services across Tabernacle Presbyterian Home Presbyterian Central Christian North Park Christian First Baptist Roberts Park M E Capitol Avenue M E First Friends Church outline sermons for Palm Sunday and Holy Week. Clergy include Rev Neil McPherson Rev George Adamson Rev Allan B Philputt Rev J A Sargent and others with topics on forgiveness faith kingdom of God and the Passion Play.
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Tabernacle Presbyterian
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
Neil McPherson
Christ
Home Presbyterian
George Adamson
Home Presbyterian Church
Central Christian
Allan B. Fhilputt
Central Christian Church
Kingdom of God
Edwin Ray M. E
Edwin Ray M
J. A. Sargent
H. C. Clippinger
First Baptist
First Baptist Church
H. F. la Flamme
F. E. ‘Daxter
Roberts Park
Albert Hurlatone
Capitol Avenue M. E
L. C. Bentley
Massion
W. B. Farmer
Liberty
Ind
First Friends
C. Fearson
Langford Declares Defiance With Bout Plans
Sam Langford, famed Black champion who beat Jim Flynn, vows to post 10.00 to bind a match against Jack Johnson. He only bars Jim Jeffries in his defi and says he will meet Jimmy Barry in Los Angeles in a 25 round bout in April. Flynn lies in bad shape after Langford’s recent beating, while fans deem Barry’s venture a long shot.
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Langford
Sam Langford
Jim Flynn
Jack Johnson
Jim Jeffries
Sam
Jimmy Barry
Los Angeles
William White Testifies in Marker Embezzlement Trial
William White, secretary of the Farmers and Citizens Livestock Insurance Company of Lima Ohio, testifies against William W Marker in a federal embezzlement case involving 102000 from the First National Bank of Tipton. White details Marker’s unauthorised stock trades and possession of stock books, plus letters and checks now totaling over 100 exhibits.
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William White
Farmers’ and Citizens’ Livestock Insurance Company
Lima
William W. Marker
First National Bank of
Tipton
White
W. H. Marker
Marker
Miller
Columbus
Ohio Capital National Bank
Clipton Bank
To- Tumbus Bank
Insurance Company
J .R. Mason
W. R. Cochran
O. K
Mason
Cochran
N. R. Shirk
City Record lists deaths and building permits
The page records numerous obituaries including Edward McGee and Rebecca McGriff among others, with ages and causes. It also lists building permits for multiple properties, detailing owners, addresses, and project costs from $25 to $3,500.
Real Estate Transfers Add Lots and Grants Across City
A parade of property deeds records transfers from Joab FL Woodruff to Bertha, Horace McKay to Julius... through numerous parcels on McPherson, Missouri, Meridian Heights, Stout's Indiana, and more. Notable transactions include Ella R. Wilson to John Barth and Le Roy Louderback to John H. Schots. Total week shows 194 transfers valued at $113,224 with overall consideration around $443,489.52.
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Joab FL
Woodruff
Bertha
Boswell
Grandview
McPherson Avenue
Twenty-ninth Street
Horace McKay
Julius W. Pinnell
McGillis
Missouri Street
South Street
Ella R. Wilson
John Barth
Meridian Heights
Forty-sixth Street
Grafton Johnson
James B
Stout
Indiana Avenue
Eighteenth Street
Belt Railroad
Carrie Ritter
Frank D. Loomis
Ritter
Lowell Avenue
Irvington Avenue
Henry Kippenberg
Eleanor G. Johnson
Wiley’s
Paca Street
St. Clair Street
William E. Inlow
William L. Elder
Allen Et al
Daly Street
Pine Street
Charles Dawson, Jr
William A. Waldorf
Lawton Place
Washington Boulevard
Fifty-fourth Street
Maggie Allen
Same
John Kitel
Herman H. Kasting
Brown
Alabama Street
Ricking Street
Byron
Frank
Louis C. Schoenemann
Clark
Haughville
Te Pares Avenue
Bach
Com‘r
Raymond Street
Meridian Street
Clarence C. Rundell
Major Taylor
Blake's
North Street
Capitol Avenue
Leona Pritchard
Felix_T. McWhitter
Woodruff Place
Michigan Street
Weat Drive
Josiah K. Lilly
Lilly R. Lilly
St. Clair's Addition
Fourteenth Street
Security Trust Co
Ore Huntington
Downey Et Als
Southeast
Finley Street
Boyd Street
Arthur W. Brown
Charles E. Burns
Brookside Park
Gale Street
Thirteenth Street
Florence M. Finkbiner
Minnie C. Finkbiner
Lenox Place
Dearborn Street
Twenty-eighth Street
William H. Cooper
Henry Dorman
Vermont Street
Union Trust Co
Amanda Pearer
Holliday
Gatfield Park
Eva B. Cooper
Alden Davis
Cooper Et Als
University Avenue
Arlington Avenue
William Karcher
Furman Stout
Warne Township
Postmasters Named for Indiana Towns
Sun's Washington Service reports postmasters appointed in Indiana towns Kempton Tipton county E Juhan replacing L Goodknight deceased and Millersburg Elkhart county Luther F Juday replacing L Hostetter resigned.
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Sun
Washington Service
Hibbs Building
Washington
Indiana
Kempton
Tipton County
E. & Juhan
L. Goodknight
Millersburg
Elkhart County
Luther F. Juday
L. Hostetter
Grain Market Report From Toledo Patched Prices
Toledo grain notes from March 13 show cash wheat at 1.18 a bushel with May at 1.18 and 5. Corn prices listed as 624 with May and July bids. Seed and other grain figures include 7.20 for Clever seed and various July values.
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Toledo
Wheat Prices Sink as Kansas Rains Trigger Selloff
Chicago markets echoed heavy selling as rains blanketed Kansas and parts of the region. July wheat sold at 1.06 and 1 05 percent. corn declined 4 to 4 1/2 cents. oats slid. hogs held firm while pork and lard futures eased. May wheat closed around 1.124, pork bids at 25.75, lard near 14.10, ribs around 13.72.
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Chicago
Y . W. Thomsons
Minal Seid
Fask
Fxo i
Kansas
Blige
Isssc
Pazo Ointment Ad Claims Quick Pile Cure
An advertisement promotes Pazo Ointment with a guarantee to cure itching bleeding and prolapsed piles. The claim states relief within six to fourteen days and offers a money back refund. Bliss Native Herbs at 255 W Washington Street is listed as the source.
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Bliss Native Herbs
Washington Street
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Greer
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Roanoke
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Kenwood
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la Grippe
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Mary J. Ross
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Shirty-elstth
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Rreeley
Christiana Anschentz
Lincoln
EB. R. Hisey
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le Roy Louderback
John H. Schots
McCarty
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Rayetrest
Eva C. Varin
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Johnson Et al
Hamilton
New York Street
Guardian
Marion Trust Company
Kate H. Sublette
Hartman's
College Avenue
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Germania Hall
Ries
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