Hog Receipts Heaviest In Three Months In Indianapolis
Indianapolis November 10 hog receipts hit 11 000 with 1 250 cattle and 700 sheep showing, up from last week and down from a year ago. Active bidding kept hog prices near steady with most hogs sold around 7.75, cattle and sheep trading steady to firm, feeders and bulls firm to higher, lambs and sheep moving promptly at steady prices.
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Indianapolis
Union Stockyards
East Buffalo
N. Y
Canada
Mining and Oil Stock Report November 10 1909
Trading on the mining and oil stocks remained firm with little liquidation. Kerr Lake and use stock showed solid demand. Tretheway held near 160 with a 159% bid. Beaver Silver Leaf and Crown Reserve stayed steady as Silver Bar traded up to 21 and closed around 18% bid. Temiskaming weakened to 8 with an 85% bid.
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Jackson & Jackson
Bailey
Becaleasns
Beaver
Chambers-Ferland
City of Cobalt
Cobalt Central
Cobalt Lake
Crown Reserve
Gifford
Hargrave
Kerr Lake
la Rose
Peterson Lake
Nova Scotia
Temiskaming
Use
Kerr-Lake
Tretheway
Siiver Bar
Metal and cattle markets report from Pittsburg news
Commodities quotes include numerous miners and mining stocks with varied percentages. Cattle receipts show steady to higher prices for each class. hogs and sheep receipts reflect modest gains and stable ranges as market activity continues in Pittsburgh.
Minstrel Night Shines at German House with Local Printers
Printers in blackface staged a humorous minstrel night at the German House drawing a large audience. Ed ward J Hecker led a farce afterpiece about the Clayville Clarion production. The cast featured A Ralph Krieger W J Spires Jesse Pignan and others with strong chorus and a lively alio.
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Edward J. Hecker
Mr. Hecker
Clayville Clarion
A. Ralph Krieger
W. J. Spires
Jesse Pignan
KR. C. Leavitt
Tambo
W. E. Darnaby
G. &. Haines
W. E. Lincoln
Pigmann
Montgomery
Ankenbrock
Darnaby
Leavitt
Merl
Horace Biddle
Hardin
Herman Arndt
Sidney Ernestine Hecker
Wall Street Opens With Modestly Irregular Market
New York stocks opened with mixed fractional gains and losses noted across the list. Trading showed money liquidity pressure, with speculative liquidations pushing prices of leading issues below prior closes.
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Pennsylvania
New York
Interborough Metropolitan
London
Indianapolis Wagon Market Prices Report
Wheat No 2 red 1.04 milling sample 1.02 poor sample 76 81c old corn new corn 52 5c shelled oats 35 40c sheaf oats 10.00 12.00 a ton mixed hay 13.50 14.50 clover 12.0 12.00 timothy 14.50 15.00 haled 14.00 35.50 straw 5.00 6.00
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Indianapolis
Rouse Brothers
Timothy
Haled
Straw
Man Struck by Grant Cook on Washington Street
Grant Cook of 1102 English avenue struck William Eskew of 325 E. Ohio Street on Washington street near New Jersey street Wednesday. Bicycle policemen Rucker and Shelby witnessed the incident as they were en route to dinner. Cook claimed Eskew had followed him all day and Eskew was later charged with drunkenness.
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Grant Cook
English Avenue
William Eskew
Ohio Street
Washington Street
New Jersey Street
Rucker
Shelby
Cook
Eskew
Wheat advances as prices rise on Chicago grain market
Wheat led gains with May trading around 1.0255 as buyers returned, while corn firmed and oats eased. Provisions rose in step with hogs, with opening prices listed for December wheat 1.0444 and corn 57 cents.
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Chicago
A. W. Thomson
Indianapolis Grain and Produce Market Reports
Grain markets quiet with no bids on wheat corn and oats. Hay prices listed for timothy with No 1 at 13.75 and No 2 at 12.25 while inspections show multiple car movements and rejections across wheat and corn categories. Cincinnati hogs cattle and sheep receipts are noted with price directions and produce exchange summaries for eggs turkeys ducks and hens.
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Indianapolis
Ted Vinages Produce Exchange
Lilve
Hens, LLC
Killed at Play
Marietta Ohio November 10 Albert Arendt age 13 died from a fractured skull he suffered while playing football last Friday at a local game authorities said the injury proved fatal.
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Marietta, O
Albert Arendt
Eppert Seeks Court Decision On Mother's Will
Frederick W. Eppert petitions probate court to construe his mother Frances M. Eppert's will. As executor he must pay his sister Nancy A. Gardner either 15 dollars or a weekly 2 dollar amount under specified conditions. The court is asked to decide whether the weekly sum should be 15 dollars or 3 dollars.
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Frederick W. Eppert
Frances M. Eppert
Nancy A. Gardner
Sisters in Glash Over an Estate in Probate Court
In probate court Mrs. Julia Caplinger and Mrs. Laura McKee, sisters, dispute their late mother Rhoda Hairden's estate. Hairden deeded property to Caplinger on condition she care for her mother for life. McKee claims she kept Hairden part of the time and seeks a $1,000 award on the property.
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Julia F. Caplinger
Laura McKee
Rhoda Hairden
Weston Loving Is Discharged By Grand Jury
Grand jury in September shot and killed Wiley Daniels after a knife incident over a craps game. Six others were discharged, while Loving faced mixed indictments before Special Judge Duncan ordered the foreman to sign and release him.
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Wilson Loving
Wiley Daniels
Loving
Grand Jury
Capt
Twiname
McAlister
John
Duncan
Daniels
Three Women Seek Divorce In Superior Court
Three women filed suit for divorce Wednesday in superior court. Elizabeth Boyd seeks dissolution of marriage from John Boyd citing curses and abuse and requests custody of their 10 year old daughter. Armrclian Adame alleges abandonment by Benjamin Adame and demands custody of two children. Susie Weet claims Robert Weat failed support and cursed and abandoned her while seeking custody of their 1 year old child.
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Elizabeth Boyd
John Boyd
Armrclian Adame
Benjamin Adame
Susie Weet
Robert Weat
Sales Company seeks injunction over Lambertson shakedown
The Sales Company of America sues Ira D Lambertson in superior court for an injunction and damages alleging he promised to organize a Chicago branch and work for it but then formed the Cash Coupon Savings company in Indianapolis on the same plan. The complaint seeks to bar disclosure of plans and any role with the Cash Coupon Savings firm in a case tied to trading stamps.
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Sales Company of America
Ira D. Lambertson
Lambertson
Chicago
Indianapolis
Cash Coupon Savings Company
City Births and Deaths Across Street Listings
City records list numerous births at addresses on E Tenth Garfield Tre Mont and other streets with a variety of names and genders. Deaths include chronic nephritis tuberculosis uremia arteriosclerosis and other conditions at city hospital and residences.
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Alfred and
Mattie Evans
E. Tenth Street
William van Bessie Luke
Garfield Avenue
Frederick
la Sarah Poppe
S. Tre- Mont Avenue
Albert and
Callie Peabody
N. West Street
Isaac and
Leah Pinkus
Washington Boulevad
Charles and
Sulla McConnell
W. Washington Street
Elston
Alice White
Evermont Street
Ira and
Blanche Chew
Jefferson Avenue
John and Sophia Tellas
Jackson Street
William and Harriet Baker
Sahm Street
Ernest and Grace Wattzer
Beecher Street
William and Flora Kuntz
Shelby Street
Edwin and Gertrude Steinmetz
Central Avenue
Benjamin F. South
N. Senate Avenue
James Ensley
City Hospital
Henry Beach
W. Twenty-first Street
Barry S. Yager
E. Raymond Street
Margaret Quinn
S. Missouri Street
Joseph Ward
Deloss Street
Pat Haggerty
Clara A.waltz
George Hughes
Magagie L. Harris
Nue M. Gardner
Sidney D. Mc
Leo J. Johannes
Myrtle L. Oakes Nisl J. Regan
Mona W. Bonowski
Barney Okun
Father Altshuler
Harry E. Patton
Ruth Hudeson
Charles J. Ehade
Victoria Meyers
James Dawson
Odelia Vaughn
Charlies Hemphill
Bessie P
Prohibitionist Henry S Bonsib Arrested Over Mexican Mine Scheme
Henry S Bonsib a noted Prohibitionist worker was arrested at his home 318 E St Clair by Deputy U S Marshal Thomas Martin. He was indicted by the federal grand jury for conspiring to defraud in a copper mine scheme involving the La Cobriza mine and a planned La Cobriza Mining Co in Arizona with 259 dollar capital, naming Bonsib as eastern representative.
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Henry S. Bonsib
E. St. Clair Street
United States
Thomas Martin
Mr. Bonsib
Mexico
la Cobriza
la Cobriza Mining Company
Arizona
Bousib
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