Contractor completes project and fixes material issue
The text notes that a contractor identified as Zinisette Kein fixed a material problem after completing work. A separate mention of Mink appears unrelated to the main event.
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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1909
Page
4
The text notes that a contractor identified as Zinisette Kein fixed a material problem after completing work. A separate mention of Mink appears unrelated to the main event.
The market showed a dull tone with steady prices and early buying in Rochester lifting several stocks. Crown Reserve strengthened into the afternoon, City of Cobalt rose modestly, and Temiskaming and Great Northern held steady as overall activity suggested buyers could push prices higher.
Arrangements with the Big Four railroad for a Saturday excursion from Indianapolis to Champaign for the Indiana versus Illinois football game. The trip offers a 1.75 dollar round trip rate with a 81.7 percent fare reduction.
John H Nicholson founder and secretary of the Gideons is guest of honor at an oyster supper Wednesday Nov 3 at 7 p m. The event is given by the Business Men's Bible class of Memorial Presbyterian church, inviting all Gideons. Memorial Herald is a new church publication from the class.
In Terre Haute Indiana fighting breaks out at polling sites during the mayoral race. Editor Waterman of the Star and Whitney campaign manager drew a revolver in one clash, prompting a governor inquiry into possible militia deployment.
Passengers aboard the German liner Kronprinzessin Cecilie report a fake dice game in the saloon ended in a brawl after Captain Granville Fortesque intervened. The professional cheater, Griffin Milton, was forced to drop a concealed duplicate dice as the fight broke out, leaving several men injured.
Wheat prices slip amid abundant receipts and slack cash demand while corn rises on favorable crop movement. Oats stay dull and hogs push provisions lower. December wheat at 1.045, corn around 58.5, hogs about 19.60 for January.
Market notes show Wheat No. 2 red at 1.04 with milling sample 85c, 1.02 poor sample 70. Old corn priced, new corn 62 to 755c. Shelled cats 35 to 40c, sheaf cats 10 to 12 dollars a ton. Mixed hay 13 to 14.90, clover 12 to 18, timothy 15 to 16, based 14 to 35.50, straw 5 to 6 dollars.
Indianapolis November 2 receipts show 5 500 hogs 1 050 cattle 200 sheep down from week ago while hog demand rises against outside competition. Prices steady to firm for fat stock with hogs 7 60 to 7 90, feeders steady calves steady and sheep demand weak. regional markets in Cincinnati Pittsburg Union Stock Yards and East Buffalo report varied results with mixed cattle and hog activity.
Vaudeville at Rand Opera House highlights include The Patriot a grand opera style piece with Helena Frederick as General Washington and William Schuster as a Tory farmer. Also featured are Louis Weslyn with Ted S Barron, a three Leighton impesonato, Buzz and Tossill bicycle act, Lottie Gladstone and others. Moving pictures of balloon construction noted. Tonight David Copperfield at Park Theater shifts to The Road Up the Mountain.
The Majestic showcased Victor Hugo's Notre Dame adapted by Paul Potter with Bertha Galland as Esmeralda and George Arvine as Quasimodo. Cast included Harry Preston Coffin as Captain Mignon and Fay Baker in a minor role. next week features George Ade’s The County Chairman and Alice of Old Vincennes with pre sold seats for Starlodge members.
Empire Theater offers a weekly burlesque program loaded with novelty acts designed to energize the regular showgoer. Jokes date from long ago, yet still provoke light amusement and relief from fatigue.
In a vaudeville setting the second act of the musical farce Morning Noon and Night draws laughs with the Minstrel Four and Ted Burns in New Year’s at the Club. Walter Johnson and Lydia Franklin appear, while Teddy Burns enchants the crowd with Bill Sykes and strong popularity.
Indianapolis Produce advertises fresh eggs at two cents per dozen and turkeys at five cents, ducks live at six cents, hens at ten cents, and spring chickens at nine cents.
Sugar cured hams 15 11T&c. Black or skinned hams 174% 2%c. English style hams 17 18t¢c. Boiled hams 2% 1G 3c. Breakfast bacon 46 2%. Sugar cured bacon 1939 20%c. English style bacon 184% 24c. Smoked Car ees Sliced breakfast bacon 2 2&c. Shoulders 144% lic. Lard 14%i15xc. Fresh pork sausage 12 1%4c. Fresh pork lions 13c 15c. Fresh hams 134% 14%c. Tenderloins 22 26c. Dressed hogs 124G12%c. Fresh beef carcasses 64 10%c. Fresh veal carcasses 104 12M4c. Mutton lambs llc.
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