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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1908

Page

4

Bonds for Ale to Finish Road in New York

New York stock market opened with declines led by Smeliters and St. Paul, later recovering some losses as Amalgamated advanced. Western Pacific plans sale of 25 million in second mortgage bonds to fund completion of a San Francisco to Lake City line. Wheat and cotton rose slightly. Chicago grains and live stock markets show activity with varied gains and losses.

New York Smeliters St. Paul Amalgamated Union Pacific Reading Steel Spring American Steel Spring Company American Locomove Company Brooklyn Union Gas Western Pacific Railay Company San Francisco It Lake Rose Southern Pacific Union Paific

Hogs Jump 10 Cents On Light Receipts In Indianapolis

Indianapolis Sept 12 Receipts light for hogs with strong demand caused a 10 cent advance to a top of 7.30 and a bulk around 6.90 to 7.15. Cattle were scarce with no change, while sheep and lambs moved at yesterday’s steady prices. Wagon Market reports list prices for corn hay and feeds from Hodge Bros. and related items.

Indianapolis Hodge Bros Kentucky Ave

Market Basket Retail Prices Across Produce and More

A wide list of home grown and regional produce with prices. Beets two bunches for ic, green beans a quarter peck lic, cabbage up to 10c head, celery 5c to 8c a bunch, corn a dozen lic to MWe, cucumbers two for 5c, mushrooms 40c a pound, onions white 15c a quarter peck yellow 10c, tomatoes 110c a basket, pumpkins 20 3c, radishes three bunches for 5c, okra 20c an eighth peck, spinach ½c a peck, potatoes 30c a peck, sweet potatoes 10 lic a quarter peck, apples Duchess 10c a quarter peck, bananas a dozen, cantaloupes 5 15c, grapes 200 %c a basket, huckleberries 15c a quart, lemons 15 2c a dozen, limes 20c a dozen, pears various, plums 10c a quart, oranges best EOep 608 a dozen, peaches 2062%c a basket, watermelons 29 5 40c each, egg prices and spring chickens noted.

California Rocky Homer

Pittsburg Live Stock Market Report

Pittsburg Pa September 12 cattle receipts light and steady with primes around 5.70, heifers to 4.%, fresh cows and springers 16 to 50, hogs receipts 10 lands to 7.30, sheep receipts light with prime wethers 4, good mixed 4.10 to 4.35, lambs 3.50 to 5.

Chicago Union Stockyards Ill Texas Pittsburg Ae Annes

Woman 3 Held on Charge of Burning Hotel

Sullivan Ind Sept 12 Mrs Belle Hinkle former proprietress of the McCammon house was arrested yesterday afternoon by City Marshal James Norton on arson charges. Clerk Norton Hopkins arrested last night. Bonds set at 2000 each by Justice Goodwin. Inquiry into August 12 blaze of the McCammon house costs about 45000 dollars.

Sullivan Ind Belle Hinkle McCammon James Norton Norton Irving Hopkins

Meats and Edibles Price List Showdown

A market price list itemizes sugar cured hams bacon shoulders and pork products with varied rates. Fresh beef veal mutton and lambs are listed by carcass or weight along with lard dried beef and pickled pork.

Tierces

Indianapolis Produce Exchange Egg and Poultry Note

Indianapolis Produce Exchange lists fresh eggs at 14 cents and turkeys at 10 cents. Country markets noted with brief commodity entries for poultry and related goods.

Indianapolis Produce Indianapolis Produce Exchange

County approves tax ferrets fund amid tax collection debate

County council approves 20000 for the tax ferrets after discussion while urging probate and assessor offices to cooperate to recover back taxes. A plan to end the 25 percent collection share is floated, with Myr. Charters noting past low yields and WW Morrison supporting elimination of the ferret program.

Myr. Charters WW. H. Morrison

Bomb Found Aboard Mail Aimed at Gov Fort

Postal authorities in Philadelphia halted the mail and removed an infernal machine from a package marked personal, intended to kill Gov. Fort of New Jersey. The weapon, packed with powder nails bullets and matches, could have exploded on unwrapping. Fort had ordered saloons closed in Atlantic City and threatened militia action.

Philadelphia Gov. Fort Atlantic City

East Buffalo Live Stock Prices Report

East Buffalo New York reports cattle receipts at 500 with slow demand and price ranges from five to nine dollars. Sheep receipts total 1600 with lambs from four seventy five to six dollars and yearlings around four fifty to four twenty five. Hog receipts reach 3570 with Yorkers six ninety to seven forty, pigs six to six fifty, mixed and heavies seven forty to seven dollars.

East Buffalo N. Y

Wheat and grain prices and futures in Toledo market

Sept 12 Toledo market reports wheat cash and September at 97 4c, December 99 5 c, May 1 02. Corn cash and September 8 1 4 c, December 6 04 c, May 6 74 c. Oats cash 50c, September 50 4 c, December 51 4 g c, May 52 c. Timothy cash and September 1 65. Rye No 2 76 l ec.

Chicago Hicago Liverpool Uiet Timothy A. W. Thompson S. Wire Toledo Grain Toledo

Ransom Griffith Elected Office in Hoos Order

Ransom Griffith of Indianapolis was elected custodian of the Order of Hoo-Hoos at a Chicago convention held Friday. Other officers include Shark of the universe Platt B. Walker Minneapolis senior hoo-hoo W. A. Hadley Chatham Ont junior hoo-hoo EK H. Dalby Chicago bojum Charles Patten Seattle jabberwock Maurice Wiley Baltimore arcanoper Burt J. Wright Kansas City gordon E F Neihaus San Francisco.

Ransoim Griffith Indianapolis Order of Hoo- Hoos Chicago Shark of the Universe Platt B. Walker Minneapolis W. A. Hadley Chatham Ont Hoo-Hoo EK. H. Dalby Bojum Charles Patten Seattle Jabberwock Maurice Wiley Baltimore Arcanoper Burt J. Wright Kansas City Gordon E. F. Neihaus San Francisco

German Kirmes at Germania Park September 20

The annual German Kirmes will be held at Germania park on Sunday, Sept. 20. An appropriate program is being prepared and all visitors may be assured of an afternoon well spent under the old forest trees among good friends.

Germania Park

City Births and Deaths Record for a Day

Births listed include Wm D and Lurina Dodson with twin girls and several other couples welcoming sons and daughters at homes on North Rural, Fountain, Martin dale, Alabama, Washington, Twenty seventh and Senate avenues. Deaths recorded range from infants to seniors with causes including diphtheria myocarditis tuberculosis and pneumonia at city hospital and St Vincent’s hospital.

Wm. D Lurina Dodson Rural Street Gladys Jones Fountain Street Geo Pearl Kennedy Martindale Avenue Jacob and Jessie Wilcox S. Alabama Street Chas Margaret McGee Washington Street Samuel and Grace Whitridge Twenty-seventh Street Ray and Ollie Rainbolt Wheeler Street John and Ervena Woodruff Senate Avenue Mary C. Kinley N. Liberty Street Louisa Meyer S. Meridian Street Geo. Sharp St. Vincent's Hospital John Weidner Villa Avenue Antonia Kepler Warman Avenue Paul A. Kraus Spruce Street Geo. W. Sims City Hospital Benny O. Rarlings Vermont Street Horace E. Leighton James Meadow Twelfth Street

Tax Ferrets Deal Sparks County Treasurer Dispute

County Treasurer E. J. Robison has been told he is owed 6 percent of tax collections, a claim contested by County Auditor Albert Sahm. W. H. Charters asserted the fee applies to delinquent taxes, a stance tied to a federal court ruling. Former treasurer O. P. Ensley faces an indictment and repayment of funds.

E. J. Robison P. Ensley Robison W. H. Charters O. P. Ensley Albert Sahm Charters Ensley

Davises Return From Four-Week Lake Trip

Dr and Mrs John Quincy Davis return from a four weeks lake tour and are at home in their Meridian apartments.

John Quincy Davis Lakes The Meridian

Bank Clerk Charged In Buffalo Swindle

Louis Lippman alias Meltzer, a trusted clerk at Knauth Knachod & Kuhne in New York, is arrested in Buffalo on grand larceny charges for an alleged bank swindle totaling 200000 to 300000 dollars. Police say he admitted identity, claimed he came from Germany five years ago, and had vanished about three weeks earlier. Pinkertons traced him to Buffalo where he frequented upscale hotels and spent freely.

Buffalo N. Y Louis Lippman Meltzer Lippman Germany Knauth Knachod & Kuhne New York City Pinkertons

Expulsion of high school fraternity members begins

Chicago September 12. Expulsion of fraternity members from high schools began yesterday, according to Otto C. Schneider, president of the Board of Education. The reason given was their refusal to sign pledges renouncing membership in high school secret societies.

Chicago Otto C. Schneider Board of Education

Dr. Molt Returns From New York

Dr. William F. Molt has returned to the city after a trip to New York. He received medical consultations and plans to resume practice immediately.

DR. Molt William F. Molt New York

Hoosier Flyers and Dixie Flyers Timetable to Seymour

Indianapolis area to Louisville routes shown with North and South bound services. Timings list daily departures from Indianapolis Greenwood Franklin Columbus Seymour Crothersville Scottsburg Sellersburg Jeffersonville and Louisville with Seymour connections to B&O R.R. and Southbound trains. Official time table folders note hourly local service and direct connections, A Anderson Gen. Mgr. Seymour Ind.

Dixie Flyers Indianapolis Greenwood A. m Franklin Edinburg Crothersville Scottsburg Sellersburg Jeffersonville Louisville Seymour-Indianapolis Sey- Seymour Sapiens R. B olis-Seymour Seymour Aioe Tar Tates A. Anderson Gen Mgr. Tions Ind

County Power House Proves Costly Affair

County Commissioner John McGregor urged shifting jail and courthouse heating and lighting from county employees to private contract after two firms quoted $18,000 to $20,000 yearly. The council trimmed the appropriation from 23,000 to 20,000 while advertising bids. Commissioner Roberts favored keeping county operation but allowed the reduction. Open bidding could lower costs by about 5,000 annually, unless bids are rejected.

John McGregor Roberts

Hearst recounts Bryan's alleged offer in 1904 campaign

Atlanta dispatch reports William Randolph Hearst denying Bryan proposed to support Hearst four years later in exchange for Hearst backing Bryan in this campaign. Hearst describes Bryan visiting New York four months ago, a dinner meeting, and Bryan hinting at trading support for his own advancement. Hearst says the proposal humiliated him and strengthened his opposition to Bryan.

Atlanta William Randolph Hearst Mr. Bryan Mr. Hearst Bryan New York Mr. Chanler Geome

New Mail Clerks Appointed in Indiana

Washington September 12 Indian f ans have been appointed as follows Charles A Benjamin of Rensselaer Parke Dunbar of Greencastle George P Fruehlericht of Fort Wayne R Sharrin of Noblesville R Fulwigar of Lebanon Ind all railway mail clerks.

Washington Charles A. Benjamin Rensselaer Parke Dunbar Greencastle George P. Fruehlericht Fort Wayne R. Sharrin Noblesville R. Fulwigar Lebanon Ind

Wright Airmanship Feats Push for Higher Speed Record

Orville Wright aims to exceed 39.55 mph after gear changes to reach at least 42 mph as he prepares for a new flight tonight. He logged a 1 hour 10 minute 30 second continuous flight and demonstrated precise control with figure eight aerial maneuvers yesterday.

Wright

Hams Stolen From Packing House In Altoona Heist

John Moore was shot by Constable Norris while resisting as authorities traced a week old robbery at Eilienberger's packing house. About 300 smoked hams disappeared in several trips, with Moore allegedly digging up two hams before fleeing. The shooting left Moore with a hip wound but he is expected to recover. Other local residents are said to be implicated.

Altoona John Moore Norris Eilienberger Moore

Mrs Courtland Dismissed In Police Court

Mrs H R Courtland and C E Courtland, suspected of involvement in Dr Flower s swindling games, were dismissed in police court this afternoon in Richmond Virginia. Dr Flower formerly lived in Indianapolis.

Richmond H. R. Courtland C. E. Courtland

Explosion Wrecks Wahl Plant Injures Eight at Chicago

An explosion of illuminating gas in a wall safe at the Wahl Adding Machine plant on 40 Obie Street injured four women and one man fatally likely and left several others with injuries. The blast wrecked the building’s third and fourth floors, sending workers to hospitals and prompting a broader emergency response.

Chicago Wahl Adding Machine Company Obie Street

Police believe Ryan still lives after note found

Police believe H Ryan may have written a note and placed it on a canal bank to frighten his wife. The note, found Saturday and turned to Police Capt Hyland, says Ryan is sour on the world since his wife deserted him and is signed My fast fezowall.

H. Ryan Ryan Hyland Fezowall

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City Grain Heges Mer Ferdinand Guicheteau W. Twenty-Fourth Street Lie OF New Jersey Ransom Griffith Wes John E. Beck M. Jackson Wr Charen Georgianna United States Indianapolis, Columbus & Southern Traction CO Indianapolis & Louisville Traction CO Hoosier Flyers McGregor Commis Sioner Roberts Ently Bryan Wall Or Sound Fire Insurance Thos. C. Day & CO Law Building Orville Wright Packer
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