Desperate bandit held up Pittsburg Express near Lewistown
Four hundred armed men surround the Kettle in Mialn county hills three miles from Lewistown Pa as a highwayman accused in the Rob ert FH Little holdup is believed trapped. A hatless bandit was seen during the Tuesday road robbery and his missing hat helps identify the suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
Pittsburg Express
Pennsylvania
Mialn County
Robert FH. Little
Little
Chicago Cash Grain Prices Report
Chicago cash grain prices listed for September 4 with bid ranges for wheat corn and oats. Wheat includes No 2 red No 3 red No 2 hard No 3 hard No 2 northern spring and No 3 spring with varied cents per bushel. Corn shows No 2 white No 2 yellow No 3 cash and No 3 yellow figures. Oats report No 2 white No 3 white No 4 white prices per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ill
Toledo Grain Market Prices Report
Toledo Oho September 4 Wheat futures and cash rates shown for September December and May with prices in dollars and fractions Corn and oats quotes for cash September December and May Rye cash price listed at 69 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Traction Co Schedules to Roossville Greensburg and Connersville
The Indianapolis and Cincinnati Traction Co lists rail and freight timings toward Roossville Connersville Greensburg and Rushville with express and limited services. Daily passenger departures include 12:30 pm 9:30 pm 1:00 pm 11:50 pm toward Shelbyville and Greensburg. Freight and limited trains serve Raehevie Rushville and Connersville with multiple midafternoon and evening slots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roossville
Connersville
Shelbyville
Greensburg
Acton
Shellerville
Raehevie
Rushville
Trains Connect Greenwood with B&O and Southern Indiana lines
Railroad notices show connections at Seymour with the B&O and Southern Indiana Railroads for all points east and west. For rates and full agent details refer to official timetables and folders in General Offices Colur Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood. Mour
L—Louiss
Dixie Flyers
Cara
Seymour
Southern Indiana
Jerome Calls On Democrats To Attend Saratoga Conference
Albany dispatch reports District Attorney William Travers Jerome visiting the Saratoga Democratic conference head quarters. The executive committee set final plans for the two day gathering at the town hall starting Thursday noon, with D Cady Herick Morgan J OBrien Edward M Shepard Alton B Parker Martin W Littleton and about a dozen upstate Democrats scheduled to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
William Travers Jerome
New York
Saratoga
D. Cady Herick
Morgan J. O'Brien
Edward M.shepard
Alton B. Parker
Martin W. Littleton
Indiana Briefs and Deaths Across Communities
Edward J Gainor of Muncie elected vice president of the National Association of Letter Carriers at the St Paul convention. New president is William E Kelley of Brooklyn New York. Shelbyville ex sheriff William McDougall, 59, found dead in bed. Noblesville Mrs Viola Hawkins, 55, killed herself by corrosive sublimate. Eagletown B F Wells, 90, dead. Danville Rev E W Dunlavy has received a call to the First M E church of Terre Haute. Goshen James Maxwell, 81, of county infirmary, killed by a train. Hartford City Fred McDermitt, 19, fell from a train and was killed. Bloomington Wallace L Jones, 23, Monon switchman, killed in yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muncie
Edward J. Gainor
National Association of Letter Carriers
St. Paul
Danville
E. W. Dunlavy
M. E. Church of
Terre Haute
Goshen
James Maxwell
County Infirmary
Hartford City
Fred McDermitt
Bloomington
Wallace L Jones
Monon
Meats and Lard Price List From Local Market
Sugar cured hams priced at 14% 11c and 174% 19c black skinned hams. English style 164 174c. boiled hams 22% 2414c. Breakfast bacon 2134 22c. sugar cured 15% 20c. Finglish style 17% 19e. Dry salt pork 114 14c. smoked bacon 13 14c. Sliced breakfast bacon M 2ic. Shoulders 124 14c. Dried beef 16144 27c. Lard 14 15c.
Chicago Grain dull opening with mixed closing
Wheat corn and oats opened barely changed while provisions edged up slightly. Closing quotes show Wheat December around 94 and 945 cents, Corn December near 5 1/4 cents, Oats December about 38 cents, with futures showing small net gains or losses as trade remained light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
A. W. Thomson
Bild
fAsk
Indianapolis Grain Market Report 1900s Prices and Inspections
The Indianapolis grain page shows wheat prices for No 2 red and extra red across track dates, with Sept Oct and Nov futures near $1.00 to $1.40 and related values. Corn and oats quotes vary by white yellow mixed through billing, with delayed sample inspections and car counts. Hay prices and rye figures appear, alongside weekly flour and grain stock tallies and movement totals through Sept 1907 to Sept 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Timothy
Hay
Omall Supply And GI Demand Assist Prices
Indianapolis market report shows day’s receipts of hogs 3600 cattle 1800 and sheep 2350 with higher week ago totals, hogs up from outside buyers but below year ago, prices to 8.45 top and 8.35 to 8.35 5.3 for most hogs, cattle quiet with female butcher grades favored, steers and calves steady, sheep and lamb run steady with top sheep at 4.00 and breeding ewes at 4.3, multiple price ranges across steers cows and bulls at Union Stock Yards East Buffalo and related markets.
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Indianapolis
Csesecsee
Union Stock
East Buffalo
Prime Ageere
Advertisers seek buyers withlocal land deals and services
A collage of ads from George W. Johnson & Co to J. W. Cox & Co details real estate opportunities farms lands hotels and auctions. Notes include Mrs. Katie Bryant the first lady photographer at 130 E Washington and Aeas the tailor moving to 443 Massachusetts Ave offering pressing for 5 cents, plus a Majestic cafe claim of best value meals in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terview
Katie Bryant
E. Washington Street
Nead
Aeas
E. Market Street
Massachusetts Avenue
The
Kinnear Co
State Life Building
Railroad Town
Guedelhoefer, Wagon Co
Kentucky Avenue
Majestic Cafe
Majestic
Illingis Street
Central Business College
Holliday
Ohio
Alabama
Joseph W. Selvage & Co
American Central Life
Back to Chicago: Two Rooming House Robbers Charged
William Roeder and Albert Warner, once confined in Marion county workhouse, are to be sent back to Chicago to face charges of robbing two rooming houses on North Illinois Street. Police describe them as well known as “room workers” and report Roeder wore stolen Chicago clothing. They were captured in Greenburg, Indiana, after a reader prompted police to detain them on a fraction car.
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Marion County
William Roeder
Albert Warner
Chicago
Roeder
N. Itilinois Street
Greenaburg
Ind
Poice
Train wreckers ambush on rail line leaves many injured
A Baltimore and Ohio Royal Blue flyer was wrecked after rail spikes were removed and rails loked aside on a lonely stretch. Passengers, especially women, were crushed as the engine derailed and toppled the cars. Bloodhounds pursued suspects toward Wam pum, Pa, with a $25,000 reward. In critical condition are Henry C. Millard and Mrs. Seneca Dippon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amisrade
Newcastle
Shenango Valley Hospital
Baltimore & Ohio
Wampum
Chewton
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Henry C. Millard
LeFarme
Seneca Dippon
Tiffin, C
Mrs Cook Faces Interviewed Journey to New York
The fragment describes Mrs. Cook being assisted by a taxi with her children to the Sullivan residence. It notes her dread of the forthcoming interviewing ordeal in New York and that she bought a Newark to New York ticket with a stopover, implying she will continue to New York soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Cook
New York
Brunswick
Missouri Scientists Fear Cook’s Polar Proof Fails
Copenhagen authorities fear Dr. Cook cannot produce absolute proof of his discovery of the pole though experts who tested his records deem them accurate as far as testing allows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spectaciled
Gentry
Cook
Copenhagen
Pole
Pole Finder to Speak Before Italian King and Queen
Rome reports Dr. Frederick A. Cook will be invited to deliver a lecture on the north pole before the King and Queen of Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Frederick A. Cook
North Pole
Italy
Skepticism voiced over Cook polar claims in Copenhagen interview
London commentators question Cook's North Pole journey details. Admiral Nares cites missing explanations on ice conditions and health, doubts about speed and land presence, and criticizes Cook for using Peary’s Esquimaux and routes via Imostok and Up ernvik without contacting Peary or explaining the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook
London
Frederick A. Cook
Copenhagen
Daily Mail
George Nares
Royal Geographical Society
North Pole
Dr. Cook
Admiral Melville
the Pole
Peary
George
Nares
Commander Peary
Esquimaux
Peery
Pole
Imostok
Upernvik
Eteh
Taft Receives North Pole Discovery Cable
President Taft today received a cablegram from Dr. Frederick A. Cook in Copenhagen announcing his discovery of the north pole and asserting possession of it for the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly
Mass
Taft
Frederick A. Cook
Copenhagen
North Pole
United States
Attorney John F Carson Collapses in Courthouse Hall
Attorney John F Carson collapsed from heart trouble in the county assessor's office Saturday morning. He was taken to the county commissioners' office and attended by Dr Eugenie Buehler. His family physician Dr C B McCullough was called, and he was later taken home by ambulance. His condition improved at home Saturday afternoon. He had been in ill health for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Carson
Eugenie Buehler
C. B. McCullough
Carson
Clyde Fitch in serious condition after appendicitis
Clyde Fitch the American dramatist is in serious condition in Chalons sur Marne France after developing acute appendicitis while traveling from Germany in an automobile. He was rushed to a private hospital and underwent an operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chalons-Sur-Marne
France
Clyde Fitch
Germany
Pastors Return From Vacations To Resume Work
Clergy members report back with services planned across churches. Rev Frank S C Wicks returns to All Souls Unitarian, Rev C H Winders resumes at Downey Avenue Christian, Rev Allan B Philpott to preach at Central Christian, and other churches set morning and evening services including special Labor Day sermons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank S. C. Wicks
All Souls Unitarian Church
Edwin Ray
Arrest Girl for Theft of Skirt
S Ayers, 18, described as dreamy with large brown eyes, arraigned in police court for theft of two skirts and clothing from Mrs. Frady of 29 W. Michigan, after detectives traced her to a rooming house on N Senate Avenue. She previously lived at 37 W New York Street and her parents reside in Fountaintown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Ayers
Charles Frady
Michigan Street
Miss Ayers
Fountaintown
Gerber and
Holtz
N. Senate
New York Street
Yates Sues Two Firms Over 380000 Damages
William W. Yates filed a suit against Indianapolis Telephone Company for 380000 claiming permanent injuries after a telephone wire fell across a trolley wire at Brookside Avenue and East Tenth Street. His buggy horse was electrocuted by the wire and Yates suffered serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William W. Yates
Indianapolis Telephone Company
Pany
Brookside Avenue
E. Tenth Street
Yates
Courts of Marion county reopen after summer recess
All Marion county courts reopen next week with judges prosecuting attorney clerks and bailiffs back from vacations. Grand jury to meet Tuesday. Courtrooms cleaned fresh paint applied and new seats installed in the criminal courtroom.
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Marion County
Schramm Estate Administrator Bond Set at $43
Jacob R. Schramm was appointed administrator of the estate of the late August Schramm on Saturday and furnished bond of $43. The personal estate is valued at $21,500, with the entire estate estimated over $40,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob R. Schramm
August Schramm
Adler Family to Sail Tuesday From New York
Mr and Mrs J Adler, Miss B Adler, Master I Adler and Miss M Malarkey of Indianapolis sail Tuesday from New York on the Kronprinzessin Cecille, North German Lloyd line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Adler
B. Adler
I. Adler
M. Malarkey
Indianapolis
New York
Kronprinzessin Cecille
North German Lloyd Line
Knox to Speak at Buxton Labor Day Address
Mr. George L. Knox, a well known orator, has gone to Buxton Iowa where he is billed to deliver an address on Labor Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Knox
Buxton
Naturalization Granted To Three Men By Judge Ramster
Judge Ramster issued naturalization papers Saturday to Wilhelm Pautzke Anton Drews and Joseph Gasnick who sought American citizenship. Several applicants were rejected for not knowing the constitution. One man was asked the country name and answered Taft Taft, prompting disbelief and a reminder to study up before reapplying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramster
Wilhelm Pautzke
Anton Drews
Joseph Gasnick
Taft
Indiana Figures In New York City Visit News
Indiana residents and notable figures travel to New York during the week. B C Hudnut of Terre Haute and banker Charles Murdock of Lafayette were seen at the Waldorf Astoria, tied to business with the American Homing company and the Vincennes street railway transfer. Numerous others from Indianapolis Terre Haute Evansville Columbus and Frankfort were listed as visiting or staying in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
B. C. Hudnut
Terre Haute
Waldorf-Astoria
Charles Murdock
Lafayette
American Homing Company
Vincennes Street Railway
Hudnut
Gotham
C. BE. Larue
J. R. Pat~ton
E. L. Thompson
A. R. Finney
A. R. Kennedy
Miss Hazen
A. Atwater
H. W. Halloway
H. Thorseh
H. L. Moore
F. W. Mattieson
W. C. Nichols
J. E. Solomon
H. J. Watt
G. F. Harlan
MA B. Lacey
J. H. Thompson
G. C. Brooks
Indianapolis
Hegerty
Lynch
Richardson
G. E. Talley
W. W. Talsey
Gitman
App
W. K. Miller
Evansville
F. Nugent
Columbus
Young
Frankfort
Liquor Men Face Grand Jury Inquiry In Moore Death
Coroner Blackwell has summoned witnesses to testify Tuesday on the death of David Moore who died from excessive drinking. If Mrs. Moore’s testimony is substantiated, saloon keepers who sold Moore liquor after her pleas may be sent to the grand jury. Isidor Davidson of 802 Meridian Street and Samuel Farber of Russell Avenue are named in the proceedings. Moore was married.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackwell
David Moore
Samuel Farber
Russell Avenue
Moore
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Holoup
Mountains
Heeb
Bryant & Stratton
Indianapolis Business University
Indianapolis & Cincinnati Traction Co
Comnersville Dispatch
R—Ruskville
Rat
Wifteen
Indianapolis, Columbus & South
Ern Traction Co
Rlle
Colur
Indiana
Terri Haute
Enspalia
Lebaron
Frankie Lafayette
Crawfordsville
Greenfield
Kaighiegown
Cambridge City
Richmond
Newie
Greencastle
Brazil
the Haute
Mooreaville
Marinsville
Plaiaid
Brasil
Terre Hauta
Knightstown
Camboidge City
Dayton
Dayton O
Columbus, O
Zereeville
Indianapolia Produce Exchange
Rouse Bros
Jerome
AY Howdy
James McGune
Mercer St
Jersey City
N. J
George W. Johnson & Co
Meridian Street
Fin Texas Farms
J. S. Cruse Realty Co
Kenwood Avenue
Capitol Avenue
Graceland Avenue
Senate Avenue
Forty-ninth Street
W. J. Cox & Co
Lombard Building
N. East Street
Gupentiagen
Missouri Scientists
King
John F. Carson Qtaigren
Fitch Iil
Thomas Jones
Fourth Presbyterian Church
C. H. Winders
Downey Avenue Christian Church
Allan B. Philpott
Central Christian Church
Helen Scott
Sutherland Presbyterian Church
Beech Grove Presbyterian Church
F. E. Talver
First Baptist Church
George Daniel Adamson
Home Presbyterian
Methodist Ministers’ Association
J. D. Jeffery
Board of Home Missions
Church Extension
C. E. Bacon
Schramm Estate
New Orleans
Jackson
Miss
Josh
Lewis Balaam
Balaams
Wainwright
Knox
Taylor Will
Teamsters’ Union
Automobile Chauffeurs
Laundry Workers’ Union
Garment Workers
Uber
C. L. Dipple
Pressmen’s Union
Preesfeedery Union
Bert Myers
Carpenters’ Union
Ladies’ Auxiliary Carpenters Wuustom
Plumbers’ Union
Ladies’ Auxiliary
A. U
International Building
Union
E. New York Street
W. J. Paeger
Sheet Metal Workers
I. A
Terra Cotta Workers’ Union
Reed and Rattan Workers’ Union
New York City
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