Autumn Weddings Dominate Society Circles
The October wedding season continues with multiple society events. Miss Katherine McMeans wed Mr Henry Ellers at 8 pm and they will reside at 2121 Central Avenue. Other couples include Miss Rae Sachs and Adolph Blumenkranz of New York, Miss Edith English Keegan and George Madison Newman, and Miss Lucia Crane and William Graff with ceremonies in Indianapolis and Pittsburgh suburbs. A reception followed Newman Keegan nuptials in Central Christian church and plans for weddings and homecomings were noted along with engagements such as Miss Sadie Cohen and Meyer Sasesky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine McMeans
Frances V. McMeans
Henry Ellers
A. 5. Sachs
Pennsylvania Street
Rae Sachs
Adolph Blumenkranz
New York
Blumenkrang
New York City
George Madison Newman
Charleston
Indianapolis
Edith English Keegan
Frank Keegan
Central Christian Church
Newman
Lucia Crane
Ben Crane
William Graff
Sheraden
Pittsburg
King Edward Buys Stocks in America
Reports that King Edward of England entered the stock market as a heavy bidder of Harriman shares sparked a rally in Southern Pacific and Union Pacific in London and New York. First prices rose, with Southern up nearly 2 points, as Reading and Steel also showed strength and mining shares led gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Shotwell
York
King Edward of
England
Harriman
Southern
Union Pacific
London
New York
Northern Pacific
Reading and Steel
International Pump
Amalgamated
Goldfield
Daisy
Cobalt
Central
Nipissing
la Rose
Southern Pacific
Reading
St. Paul
Great Northern
Pennsylvania
Tennessee Copper
Irregular Indianapolis Hog and Cattle Market Report
Receipts totaled 11 000 hogs 1 50 cattle and 900 sheep with a liberal hog run. Prices varied but failed to rise above 5.40 on most hogs and cattle trades moved 4 75 to 5 40. Bulls steady calves down 25 cents sheep slow with declines about 25 cents. A few lambs sold at 5.00 and others 4 73 down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Sheen
Market Prices for Cattle Hogs Sheep and Grain
The notice lists prices for various cattle categories such as Good to choice steers and common to medium steers with weight ranges, plus quotes for heifers cows calves and bulls. It also provides hogs notes including best heavies medium and lights, sheep yearlings and lambs, and grain items with inspection results and no-bid entries.
Chicago Live Stock Union Stockyards Report Oct 21 Hogs Cattle
Hogs receipts 30 000 higher with prices from 4 00 to 6 30 for heavy weights. Light and mixed hogs bring 5 50 to 5 90, pigs 4 00 to 5 90. Cattle receipts 22 000 lower with Beeves 5 15 to 7 10, Texas steers 3 20 to 4 50, western steers 3 00 to 5 70, cows 1 50 to 3 10, calves 6 00 to 8 50. Sheep receipts 24 900 steady, natives 2 40 to 4 50, western 2 40 to 1 50, yearlings 3 75 to 8 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieee
Chicago
UNION
Texas
Western
Red Men Name Otto Wolf as Great Chief of Records
Otto Wolf of Frankfort is elected great chief of records of the Improved Order of Red Men, Indiana. He won on the fifth ballot with 311 votes, beating Charles Miller of Indianapolis who had 267. Norris led with 49 percent when victorious. A wigwam 11 stories high, costing 350000, is proposed with a site in Indianapolis and a building commission to raise funds. The order now has 350.40 on hand for building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Wolf
Frankfort
Great Council of Indiana
C. Norris
Rushville
Sagamore
Building Commission
Indianapolis
James Lamkin
N. A. Smith
George A. Carr
H. N. Trueblood
Fickle Words About Hats Stir Domestic Banter
A excerpt shows Mr Growcher debating with his wife over hats and terms of endearment. The dialogue hints at seasonal fashion and contrasting memories of compliments. The tone resembles playful family chatter with a touch of irony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Growcher
Audit Demanded Over Marion County Finances Irregularities
The piece argues for a thorough county audit of Marion County finances citing recovered sums and pending suits. It cites Emmett Huggins case evidence, improper payments to Clark and Palmer, mispriced contracts with Atlas Engine Works and Louis Haag, unfiled or illegal allowances, and the need for strict auditing to deter future losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County
Emmett Huggins
Oliver P. Ensley
Mr. Ensley
Ensley
Charlies Ryse
J. D
Egere
Sentinel Printing Company
Cy. Clark
Mr. Clark
Clark
Thomas W. Palmer
Palmer
Atlas Engine Works
Louis Haag
Poer
Ilegal
Basificas
Leach Cross and Packy McFarland Stage Mock Blood Clash
New York boxing scene heats up as Leach Cross and Packy McFarland exchange words and a hard right, then a fierce exchange at the Fairmount Athletic Club. The crowd intervenes as Cross resists a handshake offer from McFarland, signaling potential further tension before tonight's fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Leach Cross
Packy McFareland
Fairmount Athletic Club
McFarland
Cross
Leach
Packey
Cress
Chicago
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Washington Street
Polk
16Th and College
Fan Valinetz
Morris Hirsh
Boston, Mass
Louis Valinetz
N. Davidson Street
Mrs. Hirsh
Boston
Laura Marten
John McKenna, Jr
Augusta Marten
Broadway
Elizabeth Cathron
Thomas Johnson
Sadie Cohen
Alexander Cohen
Meyer Sasesky
Marion, Ind
A. J. Burke
Cincinnati
J. S. Burke
Greensburg
Ind
King Edward
America
A. W. Thomson
City Grain
Sige
Hay
Timothy
Clover
Indiana
RED Men
Wolf
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC_ WORKS
Majestic
TG Contractors
Board of Public Works
Brightwood Waterworks
Joseph T. Elliott
Preston C. Trusler
Fred J. Mack
Department OF Public Works
Office of the Board
Twenty-Eighth Street
Ohio Street
Alabama Street
Miami Street
Preston. Trusler
Board of Commissioners
John Mgregor
John M. Mendenhall
WM. H. Roberts
Albert Sahm
Or Sound Fire Insurance
Thos. C. Day & CO
Law Building
LL. Pedicini & CO
Odd Fellows’ Building
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