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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1908

Page

3

Automobile power crisis saves Bloomfield Citizen edition

In Bloomfield New Jersey a downed press engine halted The Bloomfield Citizen. Abram Day lent his automobile, connected to the press by belting, and supplied enough power to print the edition within 24 hours. In nearby Englewood New Jersey Miss Susan Bliss and Miss Ella and Miss Clara Amand escaped injury when their auto was struck by a train. Miss Ella Amand struck the cowcatcher and clung to the fender as the train slowed.

Bloomfield N. J Bloomfield Citizen Abram Day Henglewood Susan Bliss Misses Ella Clara Amand Highwood Northern Ella Amand Miss Amand Clara Miss Bliss

Man cuts shoe to save wife on railroad tracks

In Zanesville Ohio Professor Robert Wall freed his wife by cutting her shoe from her foot as she was trapped in a switch frog on active tracks. A train appeared moments later, and the couple’s actions likely prevented a fatal injury.

Zanesville Robert Wall Mrs. Wal Erie

Three Teens Tie Boy to Telegraph Post in Fire Plot

In New York three youths seized Francis Kelly, tied him to a telegraph post, and lit newspapers beneath him as he struggled. Prof Wall aided the boy’s wife, narrowly missing harm as a train passed. Officer Kruppensacker intervened after screams drew attention.

New York Francis Kelly Pallisade Avenue Engine Place Kruppensacker Kelly

Rich Snuff Boxes Worth Vast Sum Attributed To Lord Rosebery

The world’s costliest snuff box collection is said to belong to Lord Rosebery. The set includes 22 boxes valued at about 175000 dollars, with pieces once owned by Napoleon, Pitt, and Fox. Some boxes are solid gold or diamond encrusted and an enamel example carries historic provenance.

Lord Rosebery Napoleon Bonaparte Pitt Fox

Restaurant Opened Two Years Ago Exchange

A would be diner asks how long the restaurant has been open. The proprietor replies two years. The guest regrets not knowing sooner and jokes they would have been served by now, ending with a cordial, humorous note.

Harper's Weekly

Cascarets Ad Claims Wide American Use and Endorsement

An ad touts Cascarets as a fast selling health aid with millions of daily and monthly users. It cites high consumer trust, six years of steady use, and five million dollars spent on promotion, while warning of imitators, counterfeiters, and substitutes harming the brand.

Tere America Cascarets

Cascarets Promote HealthGuard Childhood Against Disease

This old ad argues Cascarets as a trusted, time tested remedy for digestive strength. It warns against dishonest salesmen and bulk sale of the product, urging buyers to seek the genuine Sterling Remedy Company Cascarets boxed as CCC marked.

Cascarets Sterling Remedy Company

Market cattle and hogs rally with mixed hog prices

Indianapolis market reports slow hog price gains with hogs selling around 6.50 to 6.75 as receipts of cattle and sheep matched usual levels. Cattle showed steady to softer demand with steers and heifers varying, bulls and calves mixed. lambs and sheep sold steady with price declines noted for some sheep. Representative hog sales included numerous lots with varied weights and prices, while cattle totals reflected typical arrivals for the period.

Wheat prices rise as buying quickens in Chicago market

Chicago reports light wheat offerings with fair commission house demand led by Bartlett and Patten. The market shows a bullish local sentiment and opens higher than yesterday with December wheat at 99 1/4 cents and December corn at 6 cents, oats 49 1/2 cents, pork 16.00, lard 39 57/64, ribs 8.47 1/2.

Chicago Bartlett Patten

The Wagon Market Prices From Rouse Bros

The advertisement lists grain and hay prices from Rouse Bros at 130 Kentucky Ave. New shelled oats and sheaf oats range around 13.00 to 14.00 per unit. Timothy hay and new clover also priced within 11.00 to 14.00. Mixed hay 10.00 to 13.00, straw 5.50 to 6.00, baled hay 12.00 to 13.50.

Rouse Bros Kentucky Ave

Chicago Live Stock Market Report at Union Stockyards

At Chicago Union Stockyards, hogs receipts reached about 19 000 with prices mostly steady to lower. Light hogs sold around 5.65 to 6.40 dollars, heavy hogs 5.66 to 6.65, and pigs 3.25 to 6.40 with various grades listed. Cattle receipts 500 with bovine prices ranging from 1.40 to 7.40 for cows, calves up to 8.00, Texas steers 3.30 to 4.75, western steers 5.15 to 5.75, stockers 2.09 to 14.60. Sheep receipts 22 000 were 10 cents lower, natives and westerns 2.50 to 4.40, yearlings 4.40 to 5.00, lambs natives 4.? to 6.40, western 4.25 to 6.50.

Ge Veeden TSO Arunitime Sanee Sake Chicago Union Strang Texas

Indianapolis Produce Exchange Egg and Poultry Notes

Indianapolis Produce Exchange reports on eggs butter and poultry items. Fresh eggs and country butter listed with entries for turkeys and related goods.

Indianapolis Indianapolis Produce Exchange

Indianapolis Coal and Meats Prices Listed for Buyers

The notice lists coal prices for Anthracite at 7.56 for grate and 7.50 for egg stove and nut, plus Pocahontas varieties and other coal types. It also catalogs meat prices including meats and lard with various hams, bacons, shoulders, sausages, and dried beef, with per pound ranges from 4¢ to about 25¢ and other cuts like fresh pork, tenderloins, dressed hogs, and beef carcasses.

Stackackson Ohio Winifred Hocking Valley Brazil Wyhwakikee

Maud Ballington Booth Helps Bertha Claicht Find Home

Mrs Maud Ballington Booth head of Volunteers of America arranged a home for Bertha Claichte the young French girl released from Auburn prison after serving time for killing Emil Gendron who had enslaved her This vivid mercy story reflects reform era social rescue work and reformation efforts across America

America Bertha Claiche Auburn N. Y Emil Gendron

Speedy auto driver disobeys officer at crossing

Patrolman Woodward orders Edgar Updike a Buick-Laser demonstrator not to speed through crossings. On Thursday he allegedly crossed Ohio and Pennsylvania streets and drove toward the officer, who placed him under arrest.

Buick-Laser Automobile Company Updike Ohio Pennsylvania Cording Polceman

Prospects Democratic Club Holds Notable Meeting

The Prospect Democratic club gathered a large, enthusiastic crowd at Keystone avenue and Prospect street. Hon. John W. Holtzman led with strong advocacy of Democratic principles while criticizing Republican tactics. Senator Beveridge was praised for his remarks comparing Mr. Bryan. James Kerwan and Clyde Baker spoke briefly. The club plans an open-air rally soon as a major South Side political event.

Prospect Democratic Club Keystone Avenue Prospect Street John W. Holtzman Republican Party Beveridge Bryan Aaron Patrick Henry Wendell Phillips Democratic Party James Kerwan Clyde Baker South Side

Hides and Tallow Price List

CU.oca presents buying prices for hides and tallow. Quoted rates include No 1 green hides at 0.07 per lb, No 2 green hides at 0.06, No 1 salted at 0.0? per lb, No 2 salted at 0.08, No 1 green calf at 0.11, No 2 green calf at 0.10, No 1 salted at 0.12, No 2 salted at 0.11, and horse hides at 3.00 for No 1 and 2.00 for No 2.

Oca Eure Wescess

Seed Markets Wholesale Buying Figures

Timothy sells for 1.50 to 2.00. Cloverseed common feed 4.00 to 4.75. Orchard Grass 1.75 to 2. Blue Grass 1.50. Alsike 6.00 to 7.50. Prices reflect bulk wholesale ranges.

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