Bidding Notice for Jay County Highway Project 1900
Notice from Jay County Indiana Auditor W Lea Smith invites sealed bids by June 9 1900 for grading draining and gravel paving of a 4085 foot public road in Penn township. Bid bonds double proposal, affidavits required. Board may reject any bid. Joseph A Sell attorney for the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Seamith
Day County
Indiana
Board of Commissioners
Jay County
Penn Township
William E. Richey
W._ LEA SMITH
County of
Jay
Joseph A. Sell
Applications for License Notice in Wayne ward Indiana 1900
Edward H. Mullally gives notice to Marion county citizens that he will apply at the June term 1900 for a license to sell intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons with on premises drinking. The business location is a front room 20 by 24 feet with four doors on Walnut and Concord streets in Goodlet & Spafford's addition to Ha ughville Indianapolis Wayne township. Also notices for a pool table at the same premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Township
Board of Commissioners
Marion County
Insana
Walnut Street
Concord Street
Goodlet & Spafford
Haughville
Trdianapolis
Walnut and
Concord Streets
Edward H. Mi.uually
Coburn Estate Probate Leads Trust For Heirs
The will of Henry W. Coburn was probated, valuing the estate at about $206,000 with $50,000 in personal property. Widow Mary A. Coburn receives the Coburn apartment building and household items. Remainder goes to three trustees William J. Coburn and two sons in law William B. Allen and Frank F. Powell to manage debt payments and business, with income to the wife of $3600 yearly and bonds set at $100,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Coburn
Mary A. Coburn
Coburn
Delaware and
New York Streets
William
J. Coburn
William B. Allen
Frank F. Powell
Deaths list with multiple chronic and infectious conditions
A compiled obituary column lists numerous deceased individuals with ages and causes. Included are Henry H. Quffin 50 ulceration of colon, Cortland M. Van Camp Jr 26 dilated heart, Emma A. Wiegand 38 endocarditis, George W. Kennedy 68 acute nephritic, Matilda Murphy 51 cancer of rectum, Anna Swagger 45 asphyxiation by gas, Emma Bell etc. Pulmonary tuberculosis appears for several, along with other ailments such as interstitial nephritis and premature birth. The record names several streets and hospitals as part of the data.
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Henry H. Quffin
South New Jersey Street
Cortland M. van Camp, Jr
Delaware Street
Jesse Jarker
Russell Flats
Darnell Street
Emma A. Wiegand
S. Meridian Street
George W. Kennedy
Matilda Murphy
Concord Street
Anna Swagger
Alabama Street
Allen J. Regeram
Yandes Street
Bula May Richer
Sheldon Street
Clara M. Owens
Wilcox Street
Maude Walke
City Hospital
Lean Writz
Stevens Street
Heary Marrett
Rmeymonia
Andrew Jackson
Eleventh Street
William Carson
Mossuri Streé
Crente
Donna M. Mehes
English Avenue
Anthony H. Stich
St. Peter Street
Mary, W. Nichols
Hancock Street
Charles C. Noble
Lexington
Wall Street Opens Firmer Amid Mixed Early Trading
The New York stock market showed a firmer tone at the opening with Union Pacific Reading St Paul and other rails edging up. Wabash preferred slipped while American Can led the industrials with gains in preferred and common shares amid a cautious early session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Reading
St. Paul
Wabash Preferred
Daniel G. Reid
C. D. Barney & Co
Wabash
H. Contant & Co
Erie
Halle
Steiglita
Great Northern
Indianapolis Grain Prices and Wheat Declines
Grain prices show wheat steady with No 2 red at 1.44 for May and 1.30 for first half July. Corn steady with No 2 white around 7 1/2 to 8 cents, oats mixed with No 2 white at about 58 cents, and hay markets firmer with Timothy at 14.25 dollars. Inspections note several cars in and out for wheat, corn, oats, and hay across multiple grades.
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Indianapolis
Hay
Timothy
Prairie
Indianapolis Produce. Fresh Butter Poultry and Geese
Indianapolis Produce advertises fresh butter poultry and geese. It lists live turkeys ducks and geese with sourcing and prices unclear due to OCR but signals a wholesale or market listing from the Indianapolis Exchange.
Elsa Ryan to star in Blue Mouse in New York shift
Management announces the Blue Mouse company will move from Majestic to Garrick next week. Miss Lisa Ryan from Indianapolis leads the cast and will play the title role in New York, replacing Mabel Barrison temporarily, with Barrison taking Lisa Ryan’s Chicago role.
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Elsa Ryan
New York
Majestic Theater
Blue Mouse
Garrick Theater
Lisa Ryan
Indianapolis
Mabel Barrison
Maxine
Ryan
Mr Roger RK Shiel’s New Book Published
Mr Roger RK Shiel announces the new work Early to Bed and Early to Rise Twenty Years in Hell With the Beef Trust now published. Copies available at Shiel Apartment House 23 North Ill iots street for 50 cents each.
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Roger RK. Shiel
Hel
Hog Market Slows As Hog Demand Slips In Indianapolis
May 11 Indianapolis reports show 7000 hogs 1600 cattle and 300 sheep received, up from a week ago yet hog and cattle demand down while sheep rise vs year. Sales ranged 6.07 to 7.4 per cwt, most hogs selling 7.00 to 7.35, with a quiet close and no complete clearance. Cattle show little change from Monday with steers slow, female butcher stock strong, bulls steady, calves unchanged.
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Indianapolis
Pittsburg Live Stock market totals and prices May 11
Livestock market report from Pittsburg shows light receipts and steady to higher prices across cattle hogs and sheep. Cattle ranged from common to prime with calves and heifers listed, hogs included heavy yorkers and pigs, and sheep featured prime wethers and spring lambs with veal calves and various cull categories.
Wheat and grain prices report from Toledo market
Wheat cash and futures quotes show May at 31.4a, July 1.164, September. Corn at 7 3 44 c May, 7 4 4 c July, 11% September. Oats cash and May at 59 8 c, July 18 14 c, September 44 %. Cloverseed October December 6.50, March 6.62. Rye cash at 5 1. Alsike and timothy inactive.
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Toledo
Aisike
Timothy
Chicago
A. W. Thompson
Marvelous Production Explains Sound Film Progress
A historical summary notes the amusement world’s fascination with moving pictures and the quest to synchronize sound with action. It credits advances in electric operation and technology that enable Grand Opera, theatrical productions, and vaudeville sketches to be experienced in sight and sound at the Orpheum theater.
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Orpheum Theater
Indianapolis Wagon Market Prices Report
Rouse Bros at 1m Kentucky avenue report feed and forage prices for buyers. Corn 82 85c, Shelled Oats 5 5iic, Sheaf Oats 13.00 15.0, Timothy 15.00 16.50, New Clover 12.00 13.00, Mixed Hay 14.00 15.00, Wheat Straw 35.00 6.00, Oats Straw 6.0G7.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Rouse Bros
Kentucky Avenue
Chicago grain prices sprint through a mixed Tuesday
Chicago prices for wheat and corn show mixed shifts with No 2 red trading around 1.44 to 1.45 per bushel and No 2 hard near 1.27 to 1.95, while cash corn No 2 sits near 74 cents and No 3 white about 4 cents, oats for No 3 white around 57 to 58 cents and No 4 whites 52 to 58 cents per bushel.
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Chicago
Union Stockyards Market Report May 11
Union Stockyards notes 11000 hogs receipts with steady market and mixed quality. Prices span 6.75 to 7.40 for heavy hogs, 6.10 to 7.25 for light, and 6.50 to 9.10 for lambs. Cattle receipts at 2000 with strong market, Beeves 5.00 to 7.23, cows and heifers 2.40 to 5.50, stockers 3.75 to 5.60, Texans 5.15 to 6.50, calves 5.0 to 7.00. Sheep receipts 11000 with strong market, sheep 5.25 to 6.60 and lambs 6.50 to 9.10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UNION
East Buffalo Live Stock market report May 11
East Buffalo stock market: cattle receipts 125 with prime steers 96.00 to 96.75, butchers 5.00 to 6.00. yearlings 6.00 to 7.50. sheep and lambs 1,400 with lambs 6.50 to 8.80, yearlings 6.0 to 7.0, sheep 3.00 to 6.50. Hogs 1,700 with Yorkers 6.50 to 7.50, pigs 7.08, mixed 7.60 to 8.60, heavies 7.60 to 7.9, troughs 6.50 to 6.60, stags 6.50 to 9.90.
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East Buffalo
Bloomington Couple to Wed at St Patrick's Church
Miss Bertha Williughby and John P. O'Donnell of Bloomington will be married on May 19 at St Patrick's Church. Invitations were issued by the Sisters of St Joseph's Training School.
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Bertha Williughby
John P. O'Donnell
Bloomington
St. Patrick's Church
Sisters of St. Joseph's Training School
Cincinnati Live Stock Hogs and Cattle Market Report
Cincinnati May 11 hogs receipts 1900 close steady cattle receipts 101 market steady bulls strong and scarce calves opened steady closed weak to 1/4 lower at 6.50 to 6.50 extras 6.75 to 7.40 sheep and lambs receipts 140 market steady
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Cincinnati
Marriages of James Watt and Lida Atterbury
Local notices list marriages including James F. Watt to Lida Atterbury Roy E. Lyster to Ida Nicholson Frank Shipley to Bertha Manner and Edward S. Easter to Dollie Yorhies in a concise society column highlighting recent wedlocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Watt
Lida Atterbury
Roy E. Lyster
Ida
Nicholson
Frank Shipley
Bertha Manner
Edward S. Easter
Dollie A. Yorhies
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Lacy
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YT Stoke CO
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Montan’ Bros
Womin
Ladies of
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PAC al Io
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Alaska
Chicago Cash Grain
Indiana Union Traction CO
Noblesville
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Ius
Terminal Station
Texas
Shnapespere
Ethel Brown
Walter Shisl
Louisville
Annie Long
OF Cty UE
Julia Karrmann
Bridge
Maennerchor
Oliver Isensee
Ludorff
George Haerie
Gustave A. Schnull
H. J. PfafMflin
Normann Mott
Frederick Sanders
Felix E. Schelling
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