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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1905
Page
8
John Denny aged 71 died Friday morning at 80 Bevilicave while supervising a house erection in Indianapolis. Once a prominent contractor, he had worked on smaller contracts recently and had been ill for months. Survived by a wife and three children living at 34 N Jefferson Ave.
Special to The Sun from Dallas dated March 24 reports manager Me Aleer of the St Louis Browns releasing Swann and sending him toward Shreveport. Edmondson is expected to sign with Delina as the Southern League continues its weeds-out process.
Elmer Wallace, 83, faced an assault charge after a Friday morning trial revealed tension with his wife. Witnesses said he resisted her drinking beer at Ida Kien's house and she struck him with flats, while Wallace reportedly shook her in a separation week.
The fragment describes a Washington meeting where Ramizi Lewes discusses health and weight loss with an admiral. The exchange mentions an appointment and the admiral noting a reduced girth. A doctor recommends stopping grog, and Lewes says he has not drunk anything.
Clarence Birtt and Doyle Rice registered births at Cornell. Carrie Davin, Della Lovell, Barbara Huber and others listed with addresses and infant details. A long list of births, marriages, deaths, and building permits appears, including multiple families and addresses with various medical causes and civic projects.
Claude Grubbs of New Castle sues the city for 7000 damages after falling from a sidewalk into a vacant lot. The suit references a city ordinance requiring lot owners to fence around their property.
March notes from Scripps Wraae Press report May wheat tied off May at 1.12, July oats firm, pork markets in New York firm with bids around 17. Bless, lard quiet, sugar prices steady, butter and dairy items listed with varied grades and regional distinctions. The input reflects a market snapshot with multiple commodity lines and price notices across locations.
The market section lists fresh produce with small declines from last week. Prices include young raisins at 15 cents per dozen, bunches at 6 to 10 cents, leaf lettuce at 1 to 2 cents per pound, mushrooms 4 to 6 cents per pound, tomatoes a dollar per crate, and ly Lavish varieties like California cauliflower at 8 dollars per crate.
SPECIAL TO THE SUN. Chadwick will not take part in the Chadwick exhibit. He had been set to provide organ recitals during the exhibit in New York at a salary of 100 dollars weekly. Ropes from automobile incident reported with cowboys contest. Gen Bell may defy Castro in Denver. Duke title for sale offered by a French correspondent. Accident at funeral leaves two dead and five injured as a carriage collision occurs after a funeral procession.
United in New York and New Jersey on March 4, stocks opened higher with gains of 1 to 4 points led by Union Pacific and U S Steel. Buying focused on short-covering and heavy interest from London and American houses. National Lead rose over 3 percent as steel shares firmed. government bonds unchanged. East Buffalo livestock quotes show mixed movement with prime cattle and veal steady to higher and sheep and lambs broadly up.
The evangeoustic services at the Souths at Baptist church under the Bay preacher Leslie Sanders will continue indefinitely. Rev. Rasa is pastor of the church.
The Indianapolis hog market Friday morning shows a gain in top price with most business between 3.49 and 5.05. Cattle receipts reach 3600 while hogs and sheep volumes vary. reports list prime steers, feeders, cows, and calves with mixed pricing across grades. Chicago and Cincinnati receipts quoted, noting market activity and price ranges for various livestock categories.
A garbled Chicago produce roundup lists various items and prices with numerous OCR errors. It mentions milk, cheese, eggs, beef, poultry, and fruits, including references to per dozen and assorted farm products with unclear figures. The fragment lacks clear dates or named organizations.
Market notes show corn and oats higher than last week with corn around 50 to 55 cents and oats about 41 to 44 cents. Prices for clover timothy and mixed hay are listed. figures include 9710.50 for hay and 310912 for other forage types.
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