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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1908

Page

4

Hog prices rise as year aims near top in Indianapolis sales

In Indianapolis on March 24 receipts totaled 5 500 hogs 1 500 cattle and 50 sheep against prior weeks. top hog price reached the year's high to date about 1 higher. Bulk sales ranged 3 25 to 5 30 with some at top. cattle and lambs showed strong demand and prices. Representative sales noted with lambs selling around 5 00 and sheep near 3 50. good lambs could fetch 7 25 and sheep about 3 00.

Indianapolis

Pittsburg Cattle and Hogs Market Report Declines Mixed

Pittsburg PA March 24 cattle market steady receipts light prices listed for fat bulls cows oxen heifers and fresh cows with springs. hogs receipts seven pounds higher with prices for heavy Yorkers light yorkers pigs and stags. sheep and lambs market steady with decks of choice clipped sheep and lambs and varied values for wethers ewes yearlings and spring lambs with veal calves and other small stock priced.

Pittsburg Xtra

Stocks Boom Reach New High Levels In Early Trading

On March 24 in New York stocks opened with a strong surge led by Smelters Amalgamated St Paul U S Steel and Union Pacific, all hitting new intraday highs. Union Pacific briefly rose to 127 and other rails followed with heavy buying, while cotton and wheat weakened and the curb market stayed robust.

T. C. Shotwell New York Amalgamated St. Paul U. S. Steel Union Pacific Wall St Washington Brooklyn

Chicago Grain Market Opens Lower on Liverpool Zone

Chicago March 24 Wheat May bids 94 to 95 1/4 cents. Corn May 66 1/4 to 66 1/2 cents. Oats May 53 cents. Pork May 12.40 dollars, Lard July 38.07 1/2 dollars, Ribs July 7.05 dollars. Liverpool trade slow and unimportant with some selling by commission houses, prices 44 cents above yesterday's advance.

Chicago Liverpool Shorts Waiy Sc Seaboard A. W. Thomson Nnan

Wonderful 3 Hour Sale at Union Stock Yards

Chicago live stock report from Union Stock Yards shows hogs receipts 11,690 with strong market across hogs cattle and sheep. Prices listed for light, mixed, heavy hogs, bees, cows and heifers, Texans, calves, stockers and feeders, natives and western sheep and lambs with widespread gains. Also an ad: 9 by 12 Japanese room rug sale at People's Outfitting Co., 133 135 West Washington St.

Chicago Union Stockyards Ill Western People's Outfitting Co West Washington St

AdaIr Dark Horse at Indiana Dem convention

A large Indianapolis Democratic crowd gathers for Indiana state convention planning. State Chairman U S Jackson and National Chairman Thomas Taggart attend, with uninstructed delegates and 1,371 delegates plus alternates arriving Tuesday night and Wednesday. Opening session Wednesday at 11 am, with district meetings and committee work to prepare for Thursday’s big session and platform.

Indianapolis U. S. Jackson State Central Committee Indiana Grand Hotel Denison Jackson Thomas Taggart Marion County Samuel M. Ralston Taggart Riverward Lakeward T. H. Kuhn Thomas R. Mershall Carroll K. McCullough Charles G. Conn William O'Keefe I. Ert Slack Conn Robert W. Miers Bloomington Judge Miers

Presiding Elder Cleared of Misconduct in Philadelphia Trial

The Rev. Dr. William H. Shaffer presiding elder of the West district Philadelphia Methodist conference was acquitted on charges of immoral conduct. The sealed verdict of the trial board of ministers was opened by Bishop Cranston.

Philadelphia William H. Shaffer West District Philadelphia Methodist Conference

Police Dogs Capture Two Thieves Near Paris

Paris March 24 Two railway thieves were arrested last night by a large mastiff named Lion one of the new police dogs. The dog detected the thieves robbing a car. He pulled one to the ground and located the other beneath the car. Policemen followed and took them into custody.

Card Parties Quiet During Lenten Season

The piece notes small, private card gatherings during Lent kept out of society pages. It mentions Mrs. Harry Martin hosting Mrs. Frederick C. Gardner, an ecard reception for Mrs. George J. Rawls, Mrs. Jennie Eckhouse traveling to Milwaukee, and visits from Mrs. Morris Rosenberg. Mrs. Frank Michealis and Mrs. John Lippert plan St. Joseph's Industrial club events at the McCarty and Alabama streets hall.

Church of England Rome Harry Martin Attica Frederick C. Gardner Frank Michealis John Lippert St. Joseph's

Mishawaka Democrat Sits On Gubernatorial Ticket Path

William P. O Neill of Mishawaka seeks the Democratic nomination for lieutenant governor and recalls his start as a country editor before switching to law. The piece also reports varied grain and feed prices and inspections data, reflecting local market activity.

City Record for a Day Births and Deaths

Births listed for Charles and Kitty Watts. Fred and Emma Scherer. Albert and Frieda Davis. Elbridge and Georgia Tolan. William and Iva Bushong. William T. and Mary Cox. Curtis and Uric Rairden. Deaths include Nathan Ward. Arthur Richards. Jessie Fry. Octavia Huston. Oscar Feld. Ellen O Rourke. Johanna Fitzgerald. Elizabeth Allen. Sarah Partin. Chas Albright. Mary Cox. Robert Magill. and more, with ages and causes noted such as pneumonia, meningitis, tuberculosis, cerebral hemorrhage, and streetcar injuries. Marriages include William Harris and Dera Dell Wright.

Chas Kitty Watts Hillside Ave Fred and Emma Scherer Albert and Frieda Davis Park Ave Elbridge Georgia Tolan Bates St William and Iva Bushong E. New York St Wm. T. and Mary Cox Temple-st Curtis and Uric Rairden Nathan T. Ward Hiawatha-st Arthur H. Richards Qs McPhearson Jessie Fry N. L&bulle-St Ingrippe Octavia Huston Indiana Ave Oscar P. Feld Senate-ave Michigan-st Ellen O’rourke Talbott-ave Johanna Fitzgerald Hastern-ave Elizabeth Ellen Allen Fulton-st Sarah Partin City Hospital Chas. Albright 10Th-St Mary Inez Cox Wilcox-st Robert Jackson Magill Pennsylvania-st William T. Harris Dera Dell Wright

Fogarty Faces Primary Clash Over Marion County Delegates

The Marion county Democratic primary to choose delegates for the state convention pits Thornes Taggart and his Bryan slate against Mayor Holtzman and James Kerr. Taggart claims unfair treatment by County Chairman Fogarty, who says he is acting on his best judgment and denies dictation. Party leaders fear internal strife could hurt the ticket in November while Taggart asserts victory for party success at all levels.

Marion County Thornes Taggart Bryan Holtzman James Kerr Taggart Fogarty Tapsart Forces

Voting places for democrats Tuesday

The Democratic primaries in city wards run 4 to 6 and townships 2 to 6. Voting locations include Ward 1 233 Brookside Ave, Ward 2 708 BE Twenty fourth St, Ward 3 36 W Seventeenth St livery stable, Ward 4 No 5 engine house, Ward 5 708 W New York St, Ward 6 31 W Ohio St, Ward 7 16 N New Jersey St, Ward 8 22 E Eleventh St, Ward 9 188 E Washington St, Ward 10 1212 Spann Ave, Ward 11 333 Virginia Ave, Ward 12 374 S Illinois St, Ward 13 123 Palmer St, Ward 14 No 19 engine house, Ward 15 Corner W Washington and Bloomington Sts Center Township Frank Mankedict's house Churchman Pike, Warren Township Bale's Mills Cumberland Pike Township Odd Fellows building New Augusta Perry Township Curd's hall Southport Washington Township Town hall Broad Ripple Franklin Township Ancton Decatur Township Valley Mills school house Wayne Township Town hall reading room 515 Germania Ave Lawrence Township Lawrence.

Brookside-ave Twenty-fourth-st Seventeenth-st New York-st Ohio-st New Jersey E. Eleventh E. Washington-st Spann Ave Virginia S. Illinois-st. Ward Palmer-st. Ward W. Washington and Bloomington-sts Center Township Frank Mankedict Churchman Pike Warren Township Bale Cumberland Pike Township Odd Fellows New Augusta Perry Township Curd’s Southport Washington Township Broad Ripple Franklin Township Ancton Decatur Township Valley Mills Wayne Township Germania Ave Lawrence Township Lawrence

East Buffalo Live Stock Market Report

East Buffalo New York March 24 cattle receipts 50 active and firm veals receipts 190 market active at 2 quarter lower call to choice veals 5.00 to 2.00 sheep and lambs receipts 800 market active and steady lambs 5.96 to 6.75 yearlings 7.50 to 7.90 wethers 6.75 to 7.25 ewes 5.80 to 5.50 mixed sheep 5.60 to 6.50 cull sheep 2.74 to 4.50 hogs receipts 1,700 market active and higher Yorkers 5.50 to 5.60 pigs 4.25 to 4.85 mixed 5.55 to 6.60 heavies 5.50 to 5.55 roughs 4.50 to 5.00 stags 3.25 to 3.75

Gala Cleisle Mp Aleth East Buffalo Buffalo N. Y Stags

Book Agent Believes Slack Has A Chance

W Saunders travels statewide selling mostly his own books and says Slack is the second choice in all counties he visited. He believes Slack would make an excellent showbog.

Run. W. Saunders Slack

Friends Back J Walter Dunn For State Superintendent

Friends of J Walter Dunn, former Starke County schools superintendent and current manager of the Indiana Young People's Reading Circle, actively advocate that he would be an ideal candidate for the state superintendent of public instruction.

J. Walter Dunn Starke County Young People’s Reading Circle Indiana

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