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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1910

Page

9

Receipts day at Indianapolis hogs cattle and sheep

Indianapolis reports Receipts 3,000 hogs 1,600 cattle 100 sheep with hogs near flat. most hogs sold 10 to 11.13 dollars with top 11.13. Cattle steady to weaker, sheep and lambs larger receipts, demand strong, some lambs up to 10.25. Prices listed for steers cows bulls calves and various lots, with regional and market comparisons across other pork and grain reports.

Indianapolis Sag Keedera Sony Awe Ieee Ee Atwera Nec Seeeio Stee Essawes East Buffalo Ee ci Eneipte Ana Am Pittsburg Ogs

Tariff rumor shifts stock market in erratic opening

New York trading opened with uneven moves as tariff worries resurfaced, offset by broader gains in labor-stressed mill stocks. Pennsylvania, Reading, Am Smelting and Amalgamated Copper posted fractional gains while Steel common, St Paul and Union Pacific eased. New England politics influenced forenoon activity with Boston driving declines in speculative issues. Smelting, Amalgamated Copper and related ores led selling, while railroads firmed with modest gains overall. Government bonds steadied as other bonds fluctuated.

New York Washington Pennsylvania Reading Steel Common St. Paul Union Pacific New England Boston Frakers Amalgamated Copper Condon

The Wagon Market Hawked By Ruouse Bros

Ruouse Bros offered animal feed and grain at the wagon market with prices for shelled corn and oats straw, hay, timothy, and mixed hay. Milling samples listed, with various per unit costs and bale pricing noted for goods including wheat straw and timothy.

Ruouse_ Bros Hawk A Timothy

Chicago cash grain prices across wheat corn and oats

Market report lists No 2 red wheat at 1.18 1.20 nominal and No 3 red at 1.12 1.16 percentage. No 2 hard winter quoted around 1.13 1.15 with other classes cited. Corn and oats show varied bids from No 3 through No 4 White and Yellow, with prices ranging roughly from 35c to 61c and standard around 44c.

Chicago Marck

Wheat and grain futures dip after mixed signals in market

Chicago notes cooler fair weather and covering shorts in wheat with losses. July wheat around 1.08 to 1.09, September 1.07 to 1.074, oats up, corn rising on better demand and smaller offerings. Provisions weak with hogs, opening and closing prices listed for May wheat, corn, oats, pork, lard, and ribs.

Chicago A. W. Thomson

Packers Facing Jail Fight in Dissolution Case

Chicago March 24. Indicted packers named in the federal dissolution suit face possible prison terms rather than mere fines. The criminal action targets those named in both the 1908 injunction and the dissolution suit, including Edward Morris, J Ogden Armour, Louis F Swift, Arthur Meeker, Thomas J Connors, Lawrence A Carton, and Edward C Swift, with corporations Swift Co Armour Co Hammon Packing and G H Hammond Packing also named.

Chicago Chicago Packers Federal Grand Jury Federal Gompers Mitchell Washington Wickersham United States Sims Wilkerson Edward Morris J. Ogden Armour Louis F. Swift Arthur Meeker Thomas J. Connors Lawrence A. Carton Edward C. Swift Swift & Co Armour & Co Hammon Packing Company G. H. Hammond Packing Company

Beloit College Closes Over Scarlet Fever Threat

Beloit Wisconsin March 24. Beloit college shuts down due to potential scarlet fever epidemic after a student contracts the disease and several girls are exposed. The suspension aims to prevent further spread while health officials assess the situation.

Beloit Wis Beloit College

Commodious Wholesale Produce Prices

Commission row lists wholesale prices for fruits vegetables and miscellaneous goods. Items include Grimes Golden apples at 2.50 per box, Jonathan and other varieties, cranberries, berries, lemons from California, Florida oranges, island pineapples, and numerous vegetables with per bushel, per crate, or per case rates. Prices cover beets, Brussels sprouts, celery, cauliflower, cabbage, peppers, lettuce, onions, potatoes, parsley, radishes, sweet potatoes, and more with vendor notes and origin details.

Grimes Golden Jonathans Belleflower Wainesup Baldwin Beo Davis Dbanaway Eighthand California Messina Florida Valencia Ohio Red River Illinois Southern Queens Jerseys

New 5 Ibbrek and 18 19¢ limiting item listing

A garbled note lists prices for various groceries including a 5 pound product labeled 18 19 cents and a Neufchatel cheese item, with references to large and small boxes priced around $1.10. The text is fragmented and lacks clear context or complete item names.

Limbrgr Neufchatel

Meats and Lards Price List From Gy Kingan Co

Gy Kingan Co lists sugar cured hams Easter hams Fugglish style hams boiled hams breakfast bacon sugar cured clear English style smoked bacon shoulders sliced breakfast bacon lard sausage fresh pork loins fresh beef carcasses veal carcasses lambs with per unit prices in cents and dollars for each item and approximate values noted for meats and fats. Strong pricing details show wide range of meats offered including pork beef veal lamb and lard typical of a late historic grocery catalog.

Gy Kingan & Co

Coal price list shows varied Pocahontas and cannel grades

Listing of anthracite and coke prices from Pocahontas to Ohio brands. Prices range from 4.00 to 8.00 per ton for various lump and grate grades with notes on mine run, cannel, and coke distinctions. Local sellers include Banawhalia and Falling Rock references with several Pocahontas lines and shovelled or ground options.

Annnepotts Ohio Jackson Stove Raymond Banawhalia Winifred Pocahontas Enoceses Hivaing Valley Higgepur Sles Naga

Endurance battle as Philadelphia trolley strike limps on

In Philadelphia the state federation ends the statewide strike and workers return to jobs, while mediation with the Philadelphia Rapid Transit company stalls. Union leaders demand further concessions, eliminating prospects for quick peace as a mass Labor Lyceum gathering plans a broad political push. Business leaders praise the federation's decision amid mounting labor tensions.

Philadelphia State Federation of Labor Carmen Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company Labor Lyceum State Federation

Hornaday Named for Postmaster at Danville Indiana

The president sent to the senate nominations for Indiana postmasters including John O. Stark at Clinton Charles Pr Hornaday at Danville and Lyman Heavenridge at Spencer The announcement was made from Washington on March 24 and distributed by Sun's Washington Service Hibbs Building.

Washington, D. C Senate Indiana John O. Stark Clinton Charles Pr. Hornaday Danville Lyman Heavenridge Spencer

Speaker Cannon Still a Fighter

Washington March 24 Speaker Cannon remains defiant after a reported nosebleed late yesterday. An insurgent Republican noted the blood on his shirt front and asked about it. Cannon admitted the blood is there and said it is in front for all to see.

Washington Cannon

Widow seeks divorce over pension spent on liquor

Margaret Nicewander widow of Civil War veteran and wife of another veteran files for divorce from William Nicewander accusing him of misusing her pension funds for alcohol. The suit was filed today.

William Nicewander

Fletcher Place Methodist to Hold Passion Week Service

Passion week services begin at Fletcher Place Methodist church with the weekly prayer meeting shaped as a consecration service. Friday afternoon Rev. George K. Wolfe will deliver a special sermon and Rev. George B. Taytor will give a short address.

Fletcher*place Fletcher Place Methodist Church George K. Wolfe George B. Taytor

London bar silver and grain market report

London bar silver stead at 23 15-16d with a 1-16d advance. Wheat and corn prices listed with No 2 red and various white and mixed grain grades. Inspections show multiple cars of wheat corn oats and hay across No 2 red No 3 white No 4 white and mixed lots, totals 26 cars for grain and 6 cars for timothy hay.

London

New York curb market opens irregular amid mixed bids

The New York curb market showed uneven early action on March 24 with traders reporting scattered gains and declines across several issues. Prices for Oil, American Tobacco and British Columbia securities moved inconsistently as speculative activity and thin liquidity influenced levels.

New York American Tobacco Boston Chino Giroux Sinai Lake Goldfield British Columbia Eta Hraden Coper Ohio

Boston Stocks Short Fragment

Readable text notes Boston stocks with unclear details about March activity and two entities Nipissing and alumet may be referenced in a fragmentary way. The item is fragmentary and provides no clear event, outcome, or identifiable entities beyond these sparse hints.

Boston

Johnson Grins As Judge Asks For New Bond

New York March 24 Jack Johnson finds a bondsman and faces Judge Mulqueen to renew his bail for assaulting Norman Pindar. A tense courtroom scene unfolds as Johnson defends his integrity, praises a loyal supporter, and awaits the 3 pm train to Chicago.

Johnson Mulqueen Norman Pindar Whitman Court of General Sessions Jeffries Jude

Health Officials Fight Street Sewers in Villages

As warm weather nears, health officers statewide report ongoing use of street gutters as the town sewage system. Citizens dump slops garbages and decayed vegetables into gutters creating unhealthy conditions. Dr J XN Hurry guides officers on how to halt the practice.

State Board of Health J. XN. Hurry

Mosher Contests County Sheriff Nomination

Jonathan M. Mosher seeks the Republican sheriff nomination in Marion County. A 50 year old former motorman of 27 years on the Central Avenue car line he is trusted by business and professional circles in Indianapolis. He lives at 1103 W Twenty ninth Street Fourth Ward and is described as a family man with broad cross party support.

American Central Life American Creosoring Co American National Bank Peter Belt Railroad Belt Railroad Brown-Ketcham Tae Capital National Bank Columbia National Bank Lela Madison County Farmers Trust Company Federal Union Surety Co Wayne & Wah Val Trac Marott Herat & L Ht Pia National E Adk Haute Trac. & Light Pion National Bank Union Traction Union Tratclon Union Trust van Camp Hardware Sae Camp Packing Vandalia Coal Ceaiasy Vandalia Indianapolis & Eastern Jonathan M. Mosher Marion County Mog¢zer Mr. Mosher Central Avenue Mosher Indianapolis Fourth Ward W. Twenty-ninth Street

Party Bosses Under Fire In State Scandal

New York March 24 In the fire insurance probe led by State Insurance Superintendent Hotchkiss testimonies center on the Albany based Thanks Offering fund of 1901. Officials say charges could surpass earlier disclosures as figures like George W. Aldridge face potential exposure and Edward A. Brown is subpoenaed to testify. The probe also targets the Grady insurance reserve bill of 1804 for detailed review.

New York Hotchkiss Yellow Dog” Fund Elijah Kennedy Albany George W. Aldridge Rochester Edward A. Brown Warden Brown Singsing Prison George Seward Big Tim" Sullivan Grady Insurance Reserve

Martin Hobbs Held Again for Murder

Princeton Indiana March 24 Martin Hobbs arrested at Vincennes will be brought to face murder charges in the 1901 Hazleton case. John C Toomiller aged blind man found dead February 14 with a bullet wound and signs of a struggle. Loomiller robbery and bloodhounds led to Hobbs who was released. New evidence prompted grand jury action and a warrant followed by Hobbs discovery. The victim carried $55000 life insurance payable to his widow who later married Walter Crose resident of Hazleton.

Princeton Ind Martin Hobbs Vincennes John C. Toomiller Hazletorx Hobbs Loomiller Toomiller Gibson County Grand Jury Walter Crose Hazleton

Updike Fined After Hotel Cafe Altercation

Edgar Updike automobile salesman faced Judge Collins and was fined 100 dollars plus costs for throwing a cigar ash tray at John McNarmara after McNarmara allegedly kicked Updike’s wife at the English hotel cafe during dinner on February 15. McNarmara had allegedly splashed ice water in Updike’s face before the incident.

Edgar Updike John McNarmara Updike McNarmara

Drunk Plumber Sweeney Seeks Lockup at City Jail

Mike Sweeney, 38, a plumber, walked into the city prison office and asked to be jailed. He told Turnkey Mathey he had been drinking and wanted confinement, refusing to share his home address. He mentioned a wife and family in the city but would not provide their address.

Johnson Perenlanibll Kansas City Hed Head West Thirty-fifth Street Bonding Department John Mike Sweeney Turnkey City Prison Sweeney Mathey Sweener City Mathex

Indiana Women Name Conference Officers

The Indiana Woman's Missionary conference held at the Baptist church in Franklin drew over 150 delegates. Mrs. W. B. Pope, president, called the meeting to order as officers for the coming year were elected: president Mrs. W. B. Pope of Franklin, vice president Mrs. J. W. Craig of Lebanon, secretary and treasurer Mrs. W. G. Everson of Indianapolis.

Cyclone Thompson to Fight Norval in Oakland Contested Ten Rounds

In San Francisco on March 23 Johnny Thompson and Charlie Norval meet in Oakland for ten rounds at catch weights near the lightweight limit. The winner earns a shot at Battling Nelson, creating strong interest. Cyclone Thompson is the favorite at 10 to 8 due to ring experience.

San Francisco Cal Johnny Thompson Charlie Norval Oakland Battling Nelson Cyclone

Interurban 265 Mile Electric Car Trip Showcases Future Travel

Thirty officials and guests rode a 265 mile interurban from Louisville to South Bend via Columbus Indianapolis Peru Goshen and more. The seven hour journey used diesel in South Bend and multiple crew changes to demonstrate long distance potential for interurban lines though no through cars planned yet. The party praised the route and country viewed.

Louisville South Bend Louisville & Northern Line Ines Louisville & Northern Columbus Indianapolis Columbus & Southern Terminal Indiana Union Traction Company Peru Winona Goshen Indiana Geshes

Morgan's Partner Elected Director at Studebaker

South Bend March 24 Walter E. Flanders president of E M F Company and Frederick W Stevens partner of J P Morgan Co New York were elected directors of Studebaker Vehicle Company after absorbing FE M F Company at Detroit marking the first major move since the takeover.

South Bend Ind Studebaker Vehicle Company FE. M. F. Company Detroit Walter E. Flanders E. M. F. Company Frederick W. Stevens J. P. Morgan & Co New York

Marker tires under fire of United States attorney

The trial centered on the Farmers and Citizens Live Stock Insurance Co of Lima Ohio with witness denials admissions and claims of false entries in White's pass book. The prosecutor pressed Marker's ties to insurance firms and his alleged misappropriation causing tension with Judge A B Anderson who warned attorney Gavin to sit down after objections over a letter excerpt. Marker's exposure included a $10 000 embezzlement claim involving Bolin Porter Tipton contractors and Mrs N R Shirk. Mrs Marker attended briefly in tears.

Citizens’ Live Stock Insurance Company of Lima White Insurance Department of Ohio A. B. Anderson F. E. Gavin Gavin Anderson Spaan Miller Marker Canning Bolin and Porter Tipton Contractors N. R. Shirk William H. Marker

Explosion at Tangier powder magazine kills six Moors

In Tangier on March 24, the saluting battery powder magazine blew up, killing six Moors and wounding 14. Nearby buildings were wrecked and the battery partly destroyed.

Tangier

Family killed by gas hose leak in Chicago home

Arthur Belser aged 19, his wife Lillian 18, and their baby Arthur Jr. died from asphyxiation in a Chicago apartment on Clybourne avenue. Authorities believe a rubber hose leak between gas pipe and kitchen range caused the accident.

Chicago Arthur Belser Wels-Fargo Express Company Lillian Arthur Clybourne Avenue

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Packers Wisconsin Sceseessessen Hd Carmen and Company Hornaday Danville, Ind Sun’s Washington Service Hibbs Mr. Speaker Mr. Cannon Margaret Nicewander Hay CURB Jack Johnson Mr. Whitman Hannah C. Walker Press Hotel Shriners Tocal Shriners Murat Temple Olive Kiler Yellow Dog’’ Fund Collins Franklin, Ind Traction Lines Morgan The Studebaker Vehicle Company of U.S. Attorney
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