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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1909

Page

4

Labor Leaders Face Big Questions at AFL Session

Delegates from 21 states gather in Toronto as Samuel Gompers defends his presidency from jail- linked contempt charges tied to the Buck Stove boycott. John Mitchell and Frank Morrison also seek reelection as factions push for reform, independents, and political action.

Toronto Ont American Federation of Labor Samuel Gompers John Mitchell Frank Morrison Buck Stove Company Gompers Electrical Workers’ Organization W. L. Mackenzie Kim Canada United States T. L. Lewis James Lynch Frank Hayes Illinois Ohio Iowa Oklahoma

Indianapolis Grain Market Report Summary

Grain prices and inspections for Indianapolis show No. 2 and No. 3 red wheat around $1.14 to $1.16 with December futures at $2.16, corn and white blends vary by grade and lot, oats stronger at 40 to 50 cents, timothy hay pricing around $12 to $13.50 per ton, and multiple cars inspected or rejected across categories with detailed in and out counts.

Chicago A. W. Thomson Indianapolis Eterstei Bel Gsabla Timothy Ndard Sample Hay Tim Prairie Total

New Pennsylvania Fast Train Sets 24 Hour NYC Record

A new Pennsylvania fast train from St Louis to New York City completed the run in under a day, leaving Indianapolis Sunday at 1 30 p m and arriving in New York Monday at 7 p m. The line features a solid Pullman consist with a travel mall car baggage library diner sleeper and an observation coach.

Pennsylvania New York Columbus Cincinnati St. Louis New York City Indianapolis

Retirement of Albert Frank & Co. director arms James Rascovar takes lead

Albert Frank & Co. announces the retirement of Collin Armstrong, transferring his interest to James Rascovar who becomes active manager of finances and business. Rascovar, a longtime Wall Street figure, now heads financial affairs and continues his roles in The New York News Bureau and Hamilton Presse.

Albert Frank & Co., Incorporated Broadsteet Collin Armstrong Armstrong James Rascovar Albert Frank & Co Rascovar Albert Frank Frank 4Eri Wall Street Kiernan John Kiernan United Press Association

Gibson stars as The Virginian at the Park

ILlIAM L. GIBSON plays the title role in The Virginian at the Park on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday. The article notes he resembles Dustin Farnum and faces fan letters from romantic young women, many of which are sensible yet seeking a reply. Gibson says he does not respond to most letters as his job is to act.

Illiam L. Gibson Dustin Farnum Mr. Gibson Gibson R. V. Pierce Buffalo N. Y Dr. Pierce Pierce

Mining Stock Market Report from November 8 1908

Market activity centered on Beaver stock with some gains and declines. Rochester traded fairly and overall market remained dull with prices firm and notable moves in La Rose Foster and City Cobalt amid weekly shifts.

Jackson & Jackson Wire Ask Armentum Bailey Apatvenice Ashi Beaver Chambers-Ferland City of Cobalt Cobalt Central Cobalt Lake Aeeuee Crown Reserve Gifford Kerr Lake Hargrave Rochester McKinley Foster City Cobalt la Ronse

New York Curb Opens With Sharp Market Break

The New York curb market opened irregularly with a sharp drop in Ely Central from 4 down to 1 1/2 percent before a partial rally to 2 percent. Quotations list Standard Oil at 703 704, American Tobacco 4484460, Ely Consolidated 0 0, and other industrials including Union Squares and Manhattan Transit with varied readings.

New York Ely Central Standard Oil American Tobacco Ely Consolidated Butte Coalition Cobalt Central Nevada Consolidated Rawhide Miami Copper Heston Aoa Greene Cananea Nipissing Giroux United Copper Robert Lake Cumberland Ely Goldfield Consolidated Chicago Subway Tai Gold Daisy Davis Daly la Rose Onto Union Soesare Manhattan Transit Guanajuato Consolidated Arizona Nevada-Utah Bay State

Chicago Cash Grain Markets Report Nov 5

Chicago cash grain prices advance and decline across wheat and corn for multiple grades. Wheat prices list No 2 red No 3 red No 2 hard and spring variations with Dec futures ranges. Corn prices show No 2 yellow No 3 white and No 2 white with varied percentages and standard values.

Chicago

Oyster Octopus Buys Big Beds Along Long Island Coast

Fourteen thousand acres of Long Island oyster beds from the Smith heirs have been bought by Ocean Shore Realty Company directors led by William H. Moffitt. The tract runs from west of Patchogue along Great South Bay to Fire Island and back, with leases to oyster fishermen. Purchasers include Moffitt, Selah T. Cook, Edward Thompson, and Andrew Radel, all connected to the oyster trade. About 6,000 acres are currently leased. leases expire March 31 next.

New York Blue Point Long Island Smith Ocean Shore Realty Fire Island Patchogue Mr. Moffitt Selah T. Cook Bay Shore Edward Thompson Northport Andrew Radel Bridgeport

Hog and cattle prices hold steady at Indianapolis market

Receipts total 3000 hogs 834 cattle and sheep with declines in hogs and sheep but cattle steady amid active packer competition. Top hog price reached 25.75 with most sales around 23.50 to 24.15. cattle demand remained steady with good clearance at prior week prices. sheep and lamb arrivals were light and prices unchanged from last week’s close.

Indianapolis Cpeniry Weber Wenee Samoa East Buffalo N. Y Actve Ee Picdie Cincinnati

Concordia Society Celebrates 62nd Glad Anniversary

The Concordia society held its 33rd anniversary Sunday at Germania hall with 20 members and wives attending. Frank Baden served as toastmaster. officers include Frank Baden president and G A Wurgler vice president. entertainment followed dinner and dancing.

Concordia Society Germania Hall Frank Baden Fred Schuelle G. A. Wurgler Frank Dewald Charles Yorger Christ Ries John Schneider Walter Sourbier

Man Fined For Forcing Baby To Dance And Drink

Horace A Scanhorn of 1048 State Street placed a dog chain on a baby under three, took the child to a saloon, and forced beer consumption. He was fined 100 pounds plus costs and sent to the workhouse after juvenile court proceedings. The child was ordered to the Guardians Home. A woman described as Scanhorns wife admitted living with him as husband and wife and was held on neglect charges.

Horace A. Scanhorn State Street Martineville Griffith Scanhorn Smith Raymond Smith Stubbe Griffth-Smith-Scanhorn

Police Nab Rail Ticket Scalpers In Illinois Street Bust

Police deter­mined to break up Sunday rail ticket scalpers on S Illinois street arresting Harrold Cooper 17 Fred Granger 20 Fred Young 28 Harry Ladasky 14 Samuel Silverman 1116 S Capitol Ave and Walter Scott 35 1017 E Washington St after four hours observation all fined 11 in police court with Young forfeiting bond.

Ers Illinois Street Keating Hostetler Harrold Cooper Fred Granger Capitol Avenue Fred Young Oxford Washington Street Harry Ladasky Senate Avenue Samuel Silverman S. Capitol Avenue Walter Scott E. Washington Street Young

Widow and baby witness in damag es suit after railroad tragedy

A Lima Ohio widow and her two young daughters testified in a federal case seeking damages from the railroad for the death of the husband, a Lake Erie brakeman killed in an Indiana crash two years earlier. The mother spoke simply as the 5 and 3 year old sat nearby.

Arthur Onyett Lima Lake Erie Portland Ind Danicl C. McCullough

Extra hard job ten hours a day for family man

Two men received harsh sentences in juvenile court for neglecting children. Noah Russell was ordered to serve the remainder of a 90 day sentence plus a $500 fine after drunkenly letting two children go to an orphans home and others to the county poor farm. David Morris of 3008 Ringgold avenue was jailed for 90 days and fined $250 for failing to support his wife and child. Judge Stubbs directed the workhouse to assign extra hard labor for ten hours daily.

Stubbs Noah Russell David Morris Ringgold Avenue

City Births Deaths and Notices From Local Records

City birth notices list seven newborns including boys for Habing Taylor Hubbard. Deaths record residents and patients at City hospital with causes such as carcinoma of uterus, pneumonia, tuberculosis, heart disease, and kidney inflammation. Marriage licenses include several couples, and building permits show multiple new houses and a storeroom. Cincinnati hog and cattle receipts wrap up the market report.

Fresh Country Produce Auction Notes

Auction notice from Indienest Produce Exchange lists live ducks and hens for sale with market timing and licensing details. Local buyers see a concise listing of poultry ready for bidding and standard trading terms.

Indienest Produce Exchange

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Colombia Great Federation Pittsburg Jamen Rancovar William L. Gibson Wister THE AKO OU CURB Tance Great South Point O' Woods Acre Horace Scanhorn Little Boy Seanhorn Merrill S. Illinois Street John and Bertha Habing Pennsylvania Street Anthony and Liza Taylor City Hospital Harry and Flora Hubbard Delaware Street Hattle Morgan John Glennon Hanson Avenue Amanda Furgerson Smith Street Wiliam McKenna Margaret Hickey S. Meridian Street James V. Stevens Lockwood Street Blanche Pittmann Orleans Street Ernest Bu Porter L. Floyd Hazel E. Crutcher Clark F. Goss Elsie M. Colvin James D. Shafer Bexsie Simon Theodore C. Allen Mary J. Johnson George N. Edens Christiana M. Weiland Charles F. Wachstetter Nora M. Staton Ernest Bodensich Caroline M. Plvenges G. J. Meyer le Grande Little Frivett Morris FR Appes Advance Thresher Co Capitol H. G. Bickel Wabash Building Co B. F. Fisher Police Missouri Anton Marshall Carson and Union
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