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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1906
Page
8
Worth Newhélise, Wisconsin, claims he was badly hurt in an encounter with En nnis and Albert Yorge. He filed suit seeking damages of 5150 dollars, alleging they kicked him and beat him in the street.
Wall Street reports a resilient opening with strong buying in early hours. Scripps-McRae pre associating, two parties ready, Canadian Pacific and other rails show gains. Great Northern advances four points while Reading jumps to 15 2 percent and Union Pacific climbs 1.8 percent. Government bonds hold, others steady.
Grain market details list No 2 red and No 4 white bids through Billing and billing terms, with rye and mixed varieties noted. Births, marriages, deaths listed with names and locations. freight and timetable items for York Central Lines, plus local securities and building permits.
Fragmentary OCR shows Chicago grain trades with wheat and corn prices moving. December and May futures cited with firmer tones and several unspecified bid levels. oats and soybeans mentioned sparsely amid broad dullness. Newsroom ambiguity limits precise figures or entities beyond standard grain terms and contract months.
Oct sales report shows hogs nearly steady with slight declines for most grades and slow activity. top heavy hogs near 6.50 to 6.90 per cwt. Cattle mostly steady with best butcher stock selling but common and medium slaughter cattle soft. Sheep mix strong for top grades. lighter grades scarce. New York prices listed for pork products, lard, poultry, butter, cheese, and milk futures.
Notice from the Board of Public Works of Indianapolis announces sealed bids due October 30 1900 for multiple improvements including Tipton Street from Hillside Avenue to Spike Street with grading and resurfacing, Suthers Street from 25th to 29th with paving, Washington Street north of Randolph to Hamilton Avenue sidewalks, First Alley east of Meridian Street paving, and additional sewers and curb work. Bid packets require a certified check of 2.5 percent of the engineer's estimate, not less than 100 dollars, with right to reject any bids.
John Mitehell of the United Ming Workers plans to leave Indianapolis October 14 to stump for Secretary Wilson and T. D. Nichols, ascaldent of district No. Y. In Pennsylvania Mitchell will likely campaign vigorously and is not expected to return to Indianapolis until after Mitchell day in Pennsylvania on October. CHARGED ASSAULT. Mrs. Bila Pritchard sues for damages claiming beatings, torn waist, and abuse by Jennie Campman household worker. Case heard Friday before Justice William C. Simnock for $20.
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