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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1901

Page

3

McCulloch Buys Rival Trolley Amid Station Merger

George F. McCulloch, president of Union Traction, has purchased Marion transit property, ending the rivalry. Marion line runs on a principal street, parallel to Union’s route to the soldiers home. Union plans rail extension Elwood to Tipton. Greenfield company to Knightstown.

George F. McCulloch Union Traction Company Marion Transit Company Marion Marion Company Soldiers McCulloch Representative Guantt Elwood Tipton Greenfield Company Greenfield Knightstown

Indiana University transfer deed to state debated

Representative Cravens submits a formal deed transferring all personal property and realty to the state. The attorney general wants buildings removed from the realty term. Isaac Jenkinson may authorize the change. Property valued around 750000, part of a larger 3 institution transfer totaling about 2000000.

Representative Cravens Bloomington Indiana University Board of Trustees Isaac Jenkinson Richmond Cravens Purdue University Terre Haute Normal

President McKinley Death Does Not Halt Odd Fellows Meet Plan

The sovereign grand lodge in Cincinnati would likely issue resolutions of respect and adjourn briefly, but continue the parade and demonstration as arranged. Leedy, executive committee chair, says the program would proceed despite the president's death, following Garfield precedent. The G A R program would proceed per the president's wishes.

McKinley Sovereign Grand Lodge Leedy Executive Committee Cincinnati Garfield Grand Sire Cleveland

Physician Admits Falsifying Death Cause on Record

A doctor in a state health board filing concedes he lied about a man’s death by cancer to aid the widow’s pension. The true cause was a loathsome disease contracted in the Civil War. The board will permit a correction but retain the original entry for the record.

State Health Board

Bids Rejected On City Paving Projects

The Board of Works rejected bids for brick paving on East Tenth Street from Giney Street to Rural Street and for gravel roadway with brick gutter and curb on Temple Avenue from Tenth to Thirteenth due to being over 3 percent of appraised value. Capitol Construction bid $2.47 for brick paving. J H Roberts bid $215 for gravel and curb was rejected. no bids on cement walks for Temple Avenue. A resolution approved cement walks on Noble Street. Wardyke & Marmon to build a switch over Kentucky Avenue at Belt Line tracks, papers to be prepared.

Board of Works E. Tenth St Giney St Rural.st Capitol Construction Company Temple Ave Tenth-st Thirteenth-st J.H. Roberts Noble St McCarty St Buchananst Wardyke & Marmon Kentucky-avre

Killed in a Mine in Cumberland Candidate Dies

Michael J. McPariland age 35 a Democratic candidate for the legislature was crushed to death Friday in a Cumberland coal mine by a fall of coal.

Cumberland Michael J. McPariland

City Life: Jermaines to Face Police Court Over Stolen Bicycle

Charles and Della Jermaine are accused in police court of skinning Mueller and Westing out of a bicycle by buying on payments and having the wife pawn it. The pair reportedly left town, with payments unpaid. Albert Allerstone reported a neighbor woman threw water from an upstairs window, claiming drunkenness, but police could not arrest.

Charles Della Jermaine Mueller & Westing Albert Allerstone W. Norwood St

Citizens pressure board on Columbia avenue streetcar extension

Jackson park residents confront Board of Works demanding immediate order for Columbia Avenue streetcar extension. Maguire cites two years of effort and suggests coaxing the company, citing high rail costs and prior delays as reasons for inaction.

Jackson Park Board of Works Columbia-ave Maguire

Democrats Claim Republicans Bogged Down by Overconfidence

Democrats say Republicans drift on belief Bookwalter will win and claim overconfidence depletes Republican energy. Fanning urges lagging Democrats to press and adopt bold measures. Mayoral nominee Bookwalter, busy and unreachable, hurried from the DeSoto building at 11:30 am fleeing to a Meridian Street car with cigars.

Logsdon Fanning Bookwalter DeSoto Building Illinois Washington Sts

Shortridge Principal Sets Weekday Office Hours

Shortridge High School principal will observe office hours daily next week from 9 to 11 a.m. except Saturday The usual examinations will be held in the high school building at Pennsylvania and Michigan streets Friday Sept 20 starting at 8 30 a.m.

Shortridge High School Pennsylvania Michigan Sts

Chicago Markets Report Core Commodity Movements

Chicago markets show corn down with December at 565 57c and May at 5834 38%. Wheat weaker with December at 54¢ and May at 73% 12c. Oats up modestly. December at 3514c and May at 37%cc. Provisions lower with January pork at 15.0 15.7% and lard at 9.124¢ 9.15. ribs at 28.0712 8.10. Butter and cheese varied. creamery butter ranges and dairy prices listed. Live poultry and eggs mixed. geese priced 3475.50 per dozen.

Chicago

Grain price report with mixed futures and auctions

Market notes show steady Wheat Corn Oats and Hay values with multiple No. 2 and No. 3 grade listings. Prices listed include wheat 70 to 70 cents per bushel, corn 58 to 66 cents, oats 37 to 1644 cents, and Timothy hay about 11.75 to 12.25 dollars per ton. Inspections note cars and grades.

No Grafters Barred in Election Pact by Local Chairs

Logsdon and Fanning sign a pact to not spend money with grafters this campaign. The agreement targets rent extorters who threaten to move committees over unpaid housing. Grafter money seekers visiting party HQ will be turned down. They also pledge not to buy beer for free distribution.

Logsdon Fanning

Burglars Take from Peck Home on Thursday Night

EB. B. Peck reports thieves forced entry at 185 N. Pennsylvania street and stole 2 dollars in silver a coat and vest and an open faced gold watch Thursday night.

EB. B. Peck Pennsylvania St

Cattle and hog prices at Union Stock Yards Indianapolis

Cattle receipts reach 100 shipments with varied lots from Good to prime export steers averaging 1 350 to 1 500 lbs to lightweight heifers and cows. Hogs see 300 shipments with good to choice heavy and lightweights. Sheep and lambs also listed with price ranges for good to choice and common grades.

UNION Indianapolis Avascenseo Casuss

Hog market report from Indianapolis stock yards

Interstate Stock Yards in Indianapolis on September 18 reports hog receipts at zero or light shipments totaling 460. Quotations list good to choice assorted hogs with prices around 6.05 dollars for medium and heavy categories.

Dianapolis

Reduction in Prices of Carpets for State Fair Week

Hutchinson promotes carpet sale with drastic discounts for State Fair week. Large selection includes best all wool carpets at 75c, 65c and 55c, filling carpets 65c to 40c, heavy cotton 35c, hemp 25c, hemp and rag carpets around 19c to 35c, offered by Albert Hutchin at 344-48 E Washington and phone listings.

Hutchinson’s Albert Hutchin Washington Green

Prices Paid by Shippers in Early Market Report

The Jobbing Trade lists current prices for poultry and livestock including old turkeys, hens, toms, ducks, geese, and spring chickens. Dairy and eggs prices show butter and eggs, while Hides Tallow and Groceries cover coffee, sugars, and packaged items with city names and varying grade labels.

New York Crick

Catalog of chemicals and meats with varied vintage pricing

A dense list of items including morphine, quinine, opium, and other chemicals with per ounce and per gallon prices. It also lists meat cuts such as bacon, lard, and fresh beef with weights and unit prices. The entry reads like a market or pharmacy ledger from an earlier era.

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