Peruna endorsements from Congressmen from across the nation
A long letter collection reports Congressmen and Senators from Vermont Iowa Florida South Carolina Pennsylvania California Indiana and others praising Peruna as a tonic and catarrh remedy. Included are endorsements from Judson W Lyons M C Butler John H Gear Stephen R Mallory Thad M Mahon J A Barham and S M Sparkman along with a call to request the free testimonial book and advice from Dr Hartman of the Hartman Sanitarium Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
John H. Gear
United States
Senator Gear
Burlington, Iowa
Mallory
Florida
Stephen R. Mallory
Pensacola
Fla
Thad. M. Mahon
Chambersburg, Pa
Masonic Officers Elected and Installed in Indiana Grand Lodge
The grand lodge of Masons of Indiana elected and installed officers led by Grand Master J.W. Dunbar and Deputy Grand Master W. E. English. About 660 delegates and 200 visitors attended the meeting, which ran from Tuesday to Wednesday. Stationary ads and local notices appear amid the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lodge of Masons of
Indiana
J.W. Dunbar
New Albany
W. E. English
Indianapolis
G. E. Grimes
Ladoga
Evansville
M. HL. Rice
Indianapoli
C. W. Prather
Grand Lodge
One Fare Cincinnati Return Pennsylvania-Vandalia Lines
A historical rail fare notice announces one fare for a round trip to all stations within 150 miles from a taking point. Tickets on sale May 29 and 30 with return by May 31. Special fast trains depart Cincinnati at 6:30 a.m. non stop and 7:15 a.m. with limited stops at Ruahville Connersville and Hamilton, returning at 6:20 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruahville
Connersville
Hamilton
Cincinnati
California Dreamliner Round Trip Offer
A Chicago to California bargain advertises $50 round trip on the New Overland Limited from Chicago May 2 to June 8. It touts luxurious daily service with drawing room sleeping cars, compartment cars, observation cars, full meals in dining cars, buffet library cars with bar, electric lighting, and two other fast trains at 10:00 am and 11:30 pm. Includes telephonic contact and nightly conductors for tourists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Chicago & Northwestern Ba Y
Chicago
Overland Limited
End of Brown Murder Trial Shocks Court
In Noblesville Indiana on May 28 the Brown murder case neared a verdict as the jury prepared to retire after a brief trial. The defense called six witnesses while Mrs Brown testified that her husband acted peculiarly the day of the killing and carried a calf while talking to himself in a barrel. Brown admitted shooting Groves but said he did not recall the incident and was not angry. The state seeks a death verdict and no acquittal appears likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noblesville
Ind
C. C. Brown
Joseph Groves
Arcadia
Groves
Root Takes It All On His Shoulders
Washington May 28 Secretary Root authorized the statement that all of Gen Wood s expenditures as governor of Cuba were made at his instance and approved by him and that the secretary is solely responsible He says he made Gen Wood certain allowances for entertainment instructed him to pay over to Gen Gomez sums of money for services and on the authority of the president gave Gen Wood the pay of major general All of this expenditure was made necessary by the peculiar conditions surrounding the office of governor He asserts a strict account of this expense has been kept and will be sent to congress as soon as Gen Wood can make up his papers and records Representative Goldfogle of New York introduced as resolution in the house directing the secretary of war to a...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Root
Gen. Wood
Cuba
Gomez
Congress
Wood
Goldfogle
New York
Wynne's push ordinance targets public crowd pushing
Indianapolis councilman Wynne introduces a push ordinance aimed at stopping crowding and leg pulling during carnival nights. The measure flags pushing or pulling without permission as a misdemeanor with fines from three to five dollars, and also treats confetti throwing as a misdemeanor. Supporters say enforcement could curb rowdy behavior and aid politicians, while opponents fear restrictions on public conduct and graft jokes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Wynne
Trial of Chin Hee Delayed to June Fourth at 2 PM
Acting-police judge Cass Connaway continued the murder trial of Chin Hee, with defense attorney Harding seeking more time to travel to Chicago to consult Chinese communities. Reported interest from many out of town Chinamen and daily letters to colonies in St Louis, Chicago, Louisville, and Cincinnati. Lung leads the defense fund. Prosecutor Colline predicts an oath ceremony and hopes to uncover the case through this process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass Connaway
Chin Hee
Doc Lung
Harding
Chicago
Mr. Harding
St. Loula
Louisville
Cin
Colline
Births Deaths and Marriages Listed in Local Notices
A list of births of boys and girls with parents and addresses, followed by a roster of deaths with ages and causes, and then marriages. Notable entries include Deppe, Herbst, Jones, Peeks, Sumaker, Patterson, Calaway, Wells, Stark, Brazel, Dugan, Hickey, and others, with ages and locations such as Germania avenue, Walker Street, Sheffield avenue, Virginia Town, and N Capitol Ave. multiple illnesses noted: tuberculosis, phthisis pulmonalis, pericarditis, cirrhosis, cancer, pelvic abscesses. Marriages include Camp Nichols, Moorman Wilhite, Lacey Whittaker, Ettinger Huddleston, McFeely Hutchinson, Warfield Maxwell, Elsen Roeder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert
Mary Deppe
Germaniaave
Louis
Barbara
Herbst
John
Mamie Jones
Ella Peeks
Walker St
Fred
Carrie
Sumaker
Sheffieldave
William
Maggie Patterson
Warman-ave
Co. F
Mary Calaway
Virginia Ave
T. W
Rachael Wells
W. Twenty-ninth-st
Robert
Minnie Stark
N. Capitol-ave
Arkly
Mildred Brazel
New Jersey-st
Lawrence
Carrie Dugan
West At
A. Hickey
Walter M
Marion Martin
Hall Place
Property listings for frame houses and additions
A compilation of names and addresses with listed values for frame houses, cottages, additions, and repairs. Notable entries include Dora Cavender Ashland avenue $2500, Frank Cavender Bellefontaine Twenty-fifth streets $2000, Katherine Grosch 527 East New York street $4158, and John Ploeger Meridian street near Raymond street two frame cottages $900 each. Additional items include George Hollins Jr Division street frame house $1500, and L Squire Thompson southeastern and Keystone avenues repairs $1000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora. M. Cavender
Ashland-ave
Twenty-sixth-st
Frank P. Cavender
Bellefontaine
Twenty-fifth-sts
Katherine Grosch
New York St
William L. Baker
N. Meridian St
Martha .C. Thompson
Columbia-ave
Twenty-third-st
Minnie McBroom
Hancock-st
C. Cressmeyer
Deloss-st
George Hollins, Jr
Division-st
W. E. and. M. D. Marold
W. Twelfth-st
John Ploeger
S. Meridian-st
Raymond-st
Frank Armbrust
Logan-st
Michael Griffin
West-st
Cottege
L. Reger
E. Christ
O. Squire
Thompson
Southeastern
Keystone-aves
Harriman hints at new railway consolidation
E H Harriman told Omaha railroad experts that pools and combinations are passing and centralization of ownerships will replace them. He declined to reveal further details, leaving the railway world buzzing about a possible gigantic arrangement in the transcontinental network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Omaha
The
Chronicle
E. H. Harriman
Mr. Harriman
Fortune Teller Nabbed by Coal Creek Miners
Emma Watson claimed a home in Andersonville and offered to tell miners' futures for a fee in Briceville. She warned of two explosions and 300 deaths, causing 20+ miners’ families to keep men home. Men restrained her, a rope was placed to dangle her from a bridge before Constable Russell intervened and pressured her to leave the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coal
Tenn
Emma Watson
Andersonville
Coal Creek District
Briceville
New Fraterville
Russell
Kansas City Market Summary Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices
Kansas City Mo cattle receipts 28. Cattle prices by class native steers 4.75 to 7.50 Texas cattle 3.25 to 6.75 cows and heifers 2.00 to 6.55 stockers 3.00 to 5.55 bulls 2.75 to 5.40 calves 3.00 to 6.0 Hog receipts 12000 bulk 6.90 to 7.15 heavy 7.15 to 9.90 packers 7.10 to 7.20 medium 6.95 to 7.10 light 6.45 to 7.0 workers 5.95 to 7.05 pigs 6.30 to 6.70 Sheep receipts 4000 muttons 4.50 to 6.20 lambs 5.40 to 7.50 western wethers 4.30 to 6.00 ewes 4.75 to 6.10
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas-Tcity
Texas
UNION
East Buffalo Market Report: cattle and hog prices and lots
East Buffalo New York May 28 market report shows cattle receipts with steers 7.10 to 7.50 cows 8.25 to 5.40 heifers 4.25 to 6.40 bulls 3.25 to 5.40 stockers 3.50 to 4.90 feeders 4.50 to 5.15 veals 4.60 to 7.00 hogs odds 6.70 to 7.75 for various classes including Yorkers and mixed packers. Lot 253 medium Beaty priced 7.30 to 7.35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Buffalo
N.Y
Kansas Wheat Conditions Slide as Demand Weakens
Kansas wheat conditions index drops to 57.6 from 74 in April with no demand for stocks and steady money conditions. Inside reports note bullish sentiment for American gas stocks and coal with a Western crowd optimistic about Wa bash and Wheeling. President A B Stickney of Great Western and associates have recently acquired substantial Kansas City Southern stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kansas
Cear
Bash
Wheeling
A. B. Stickney
The
Great Western
Kansas City Southern
Indianapolis Securities and New York Stock Market Notes
A reader list shows Indianapolis securities including street railway and bank stocks with prices. The New York market opened dull yet irregular with Canadian Pacific selling, Reading advancing, and industrials rising led by Pressed Steel, American Car, and savers in U S Steel and related issues. Noon quotes show Amalgamated Copper 69 ½, Reading 62, U S Steel 40 ¾, and many others with 240,400 shares traded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Securities
Indianapolis Street Railway
American National Bank
Pitel National Bank
Central Trust Company
Columbia National Bank
Merchants’ National Bank
Indiana National. Bank
Marion Trust Company
Union Trust Company
Light and Poweet
Ccscee
Indianapolis Fire Vns
Indiana Trust. Company
American Central Fire
Ind. Guaranty and Title Co
Law Building
Ccevoicescessseuce Ae Home Brewing
Indianapolis Cold Storage
H. P. Wasson
Indianapolis Street R
Indianapolis Gas Company
Citizens’ Street Railway
Union Traction Company
Union Traction
Broad Ripple Traction
Indianapolis Improvements
Indiana Cold Storage
Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Company
Ccresece Oe
T. B. Laycock Mfg. Company
J. .T. Polk Company
Indiana Hotel Company
Indianapolis
Atlas Engine Works
Ask
New York
Canadian Pacific
Reading
American Car and Foundry
L U. S. Steel
St. Paul
Pennsylvania
Southern Pacific
Colorado
Market Prices Report from New York May 28
New York markets list pork at 10.00 to 18.50 per unit, lard 10.55, butter Creamery 20 to 22.25, Elgin 22.4, imitation creamery 18 to 20.25, dairy 10 to 25, factory 17 to 19. Cheese Large 9 14 10, small 10 10 4, part skim 4 to 8, full 24. Dressed poultry shows turkeys 9 to 19c, chickens 7 to 11c, fowls 8 1c, ducks 9 to 11c, geese 10 to 11c.
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New York
Elgin
Java
Rio
Santos
Arlosa
Lion
Jersey
Caracas
Dilsworth's
Dominiona
New Orleans
Cincinnati Market Report May 2 1928 Cattle Hogs Lambs
Cincinnati market receipts show cattle 712 with good to extra grades ranging 5.35 to 7.25 per cwt, hogs 3,595 with a 6.65 to 7.75 spread, sheep 2,057 with extras at 4.65 to 5.50 and lambs 5.40 to 5.50. Prices reflect demand for diverse classes across categories.
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Cincinnati
Chicago Grain and Provisions prices report
Chicago market notes May 2 show Wheat down about 14% from May levels with various contracts quoted. Corn and Oats also lower at multiple maturities. Provisions list July pork around 17.12 to 17.07, lard 10.20 to 10.15, ribs 9.67 to 9.62. Butter and cheese prices noted for several grades. Live poultry and eggs market values included with per dozen and per dozen equivalents.
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Chicago
Lsc
Live stock prices at Union Stock Yards May sales report
Union Stock Yards Ir May 28 cattle receipts 18000 with best cattle at 7.10 to 7.70, hogs 2000 priced 6.60 to 7.30, sheep 20000 native and western lambs 4.50 to 7.00. Cows 1.60 to 5.90, calves 3.50 to 6.50, bulls 2.75 to 5.75, stockers 2.75 to 5.40, hogs mixed 6.90 to 7.10. Native sheep 5.85 to 6.25, western 5.25 to 6.25.
Grain Market Prices Reported for Wheat Corn and Oats
City grain market shows wheat steady with No 2 red at 77 to 79 cents May delivery. corn steady with No 2 white 66 3/4 cents and No 3 white 66 1/2 to 66 3/4 cents. oats steady with No 2 white 45 to 45 1/4 cents and No 3 white around 44 to 45 cents. hay steady with Timothy prices listed at 32.75 to 31.25 for different qualities.
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Aimothy
Timothy
Markets Here and Elsewhere at Indianaplis Stockyards
At the Indianapolis Union Stockyards the report shows cattle receipts around 1700 with varied quotations for best feeding steers and prime export cattle, plus hogs numbering about 5000 head with values for heavy and light weights, and sheep receipts near 500 with price ranges for spring lambs and yearlings. The mixed offerings include meats, dairy, produce, and miscellaneous provisions with price lists from Kingan & Co for hams, bacon, lard, and pork products.
Jobbing Trade Prices for Meats and Groceries
Market prices listed for meats and other goods include hens at nine to four cents, old and young turkeys, ducks and geese, eggs at four cents, various cheeses, hides and tallow, flours and bran with winter and patent grades, fruits and vegetables with crate and per unit prices, oysters fish and game items, and an extensive array of coffee sugars and other groceries with multiple brand-specific prices. Notable items include strawberries per crate, Florida tomatoes, Bermuda onions, and blood oranges with quoted per box or crate rates alongside canned and fresh seafood prices.
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California
Florida
Bermuda
Also Mentioned on This Page
Vermont
H. Henry Powers
Morrisville
Vie
Wisul Pewnine
Register of ‘Treasury
Judson W
Lyons
Judson W. Lyons
Register of the United States Treasury
Washington, D. C
Senator Butler
Gear
Mahon
Penn
Sylvania
Barham
Cali
J. A. Barham
Santa Rosa
A. A. Barham
Brookshire
E. V. Brookshire
Washington, D.C
Congressman Sparkman
S. M. Sparkman
Tampa
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
Hartman. Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Monarch
Dr. Thomas
Bennett’s
Baldwin's
WM. B. Burford
Vandalia Lines
Chin
Birtha
Sebastian Dollries
Leonhardat
George H. Hartman
Florence Cousin
Danielist
Frank G. Kranzach
E. Iowast
Amos Porter
St. Vincent's Infirmary
Jeanette Hartman
N. Templeave
Catherine Daugherty
Woodlawnave
Ocie A. Higgins
N. Ilinois
Florence Napier
W. Walnut Sr
Silas Edward Camp
Pearl Ann Nichols
Elvet E. Moorman
Edith M. Wilhite
Omer Lacey
Alice M. Whittaker
Hannibal C. Yount
Mary S. Hicks
John BE. Ettinger
Grace M. Huddleson
Frank MccFeely
Cora Hutchinson
Perry Warfield
Mary Maxwell
William Elsen
Bertha Roeder
Harriman
Tennessee
Kansas City
Wall-St
Meyer
Kiser
Wabash
Rock Island
St. Louis and
Denver, Col
St. Louis
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
G. D. Maxfield
Jackson Place
Hay
Union Stockyards
Eve
Kingan & Co
Block
Castile
Coal and Coke
Jackson
Pittsburg
Green County
Sluack—Jackson
Ccsscoscees
Slack
Pittsboro
West Virginia
Connellsville
Ravesekegen Sae Severeneren
Stout’s
STOUT
Stopy
Massachusets
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