Indiana Legislature Wrestles With County Option Caucus
The House and Senate debated county option amid Republican caucus tensions and Gov Hanly’s revised message. Insurgent Rep Ratliff avoided the Hanly line, while ministers pursued him. Predictions from Delaware and neighboring counties suggested Democratic gains as sessions expected to adjourn Saturday.
FULOGIES FOR EX-JUDG WHO DIED IN COURT
Resolutions on Ex Judge William Irvin's death were adopted by Indianapolis bar at a circuit court meeting. Speeches by prominent attorneys followed. Judge Hadley Eli F Ritter Charles Wiltse and Judge Henry Clay Allen will be pallbearers at the funeral Saturday at 3 PM.
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William Irvin
Circuit
Indianapolis
Hadley
Eli F. Ritter
Charles Wiltse
Henry Clay Allen
Farewell Party for Ruth Hecker Before New York Tour
Miss Kathryn Biehl hosted a farewell party for Ruth Hecker of 605 Ohio Street. Hecker heads on a short tour playing the lead in Along the Wabash, a four act comedy, before heading to New York for Pipe Dream rehearsals.
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Kathryn Biehl
Ruth Hecker
Ohio Street
East Buffalo Live Stock Market Report
East Buffalo New York September 18 cattle receipts total 56 with prices from five to nine fifty. Sheep receipts about five thousand with lambs four seventy five to six fifty and yearlings four to four twenty five. Hogs receipts ten thousand five hundred with Yorkers around thirty six fifty to forty seven forty five and mixed, heavies, roughs varying from six to seven seventy.
Pittsburg Live Stock Prices and Receipts
Pittsburg Pa September 18 cattle receipts light. market for extra and prime cattle, heavy yorkers and heifers showing activity. Prices range from around 4 to 7 dollars for prime and mixed lots, with sophistications in mid grades and spring stock noted.
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Pittsburg
Leading Stocks Gain in New York Market Gains Mark United
New York dispatch reports stocks rose about one point on leading issues as traders supported prices after a scare tied to Harriman and Standard Oil. Early gains faded with renewed selling. Smelters led the decline, down about 13 1/2 points, while New York Central advanced. Tlms Central sought lst 14,256,000 of new stock, reporting year ended June 30 with a net drop of 3,825,978 and a surplus 3,690,692 below prior year.
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New York
Bryan
Harriman
Standard Oil Company
New York Central
Hill
New York Stock Exchange
Lst
Tlmois Central
Chicago Live Stock Sales at Union Stockyards
Hogs receipts 9,000 steady with prices from 4.60 to 8.80 for heavy and best heavy at 8.80. Cattle receipts 3,000 slow but steady with beeves 3.60 to 7.60, Texas steers 3.50 to 5.00, stockers 2.60 to 4.35, cows and heifers 1.66 to 5.00, calves 6.00 to 8.25. Sheep receipts 10,000 steady with natives and western 2.75 to 4.25, yearlings 4.00 to 4.75, lambs 3.25 to 5.80.
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Chicago
Union
Ill
Texas
C.ee
Alain
Galalees Labe
Ccc
Toledo Grain Market Report Seeks Prices for Wheat Corn and Oats
Toledo Ohio September 18 Wheat cash and September one cent December 101 percent May 104 percent Corn cash and September 78 and a third cents December 65 44 cents May one cent Oats cash September 49 540 December one cent Rye noted with September and October 1000 dollars caseptember and October 1.00
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Chicago
A. W. Thompson
Toledo
Hogs Advance D 70 10 Gents Tops at 97.60
Indianapolis market report records 6,000 hogs 2,200 cattle 1,200 sheep with strong hog demand up to 97.60. Cattle and calves eased, steers and heifers sold at varying prices amid a slow week, while sheep and lambs moved steadily. Wheat corn oats and hay prices and receipts also noted, with mixed grain trading activity and market inspections included.
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HOGS
Indianapolis
Market Basket Retail Prices From Home Garden Produce
Listing of home grown produce with prices per unit or quantity. Beets two bunches for 5c. green beans a quarter peck. lima beans 30c quart. cabbage 6c to 10c head. celery 5 to 8c a bunch. sugar corn 10c to 4c a dozen. cucumbers two for 6c. eggplant 10 to 15c each. green peppers three for 5c. lettuce 15c per pound. head 8 12 4c per head. mushrooms 40c per pound. onions white 1c a quarter peck, yellow 10c a quarter peck. mint 5c a bunch. oyster plant two bunches for 5c. parsley 5c a bunch. potatoes 90c a peck. sweet potatoes 10 15c a quarter peck. pumpkins 20 2%c. radishes three bunches for 1c. squash 8 10c. okra 1c an eighth peck. spinach 30c a peck. tomatoes Me c a basket. watercress 5c a bunch. kale 2c a peck. Duchess apples 10c a quarter peck. bananas W %c a dozen.
Legal Notice of 1908 Marion County Public Expenditures
Legal notice itemizes allowances and payments by the Marion County board for August term 1908. It lists contractor payments for bridges and roads, coroner and jail staff salaries, assessments, poor relief, asylums, supplies, and numerous county offices including auditors, assessors, and the workhouse. Multiple named firms and individuals are shown with specific amounts.
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Board OF Constoners
Marion An TY
Indiana
Fkedorn Contracting Company
Lick Creek
Theodore Frazier & Co
Pogues Run
Sherman Drive
Garfield Greer
Indian Creek
Bell Road
Hoffmanford Bridge
G. A. Petersdorf
M. D
Ednad Castor Robinson
Lizzie Whiteman
W. O. Dunlavy
Center Township
Thomas W. Brown
William A. Graham
Henry Petersen
John F
E. 2
Mellette
Thad S. Gurley
EK. Franklin
Frank Eaton
T. J. Wallace
S. L. Montgomery
John F. Ford
E. A. Bretz
William H. Brown
James W. Jefferson
John A. Porter
Neil McGroarty
William H. Jackson
William K. Tullis
E. van Harlingen
E. S. Knox
T. N. Bennett
A. McNanaman
Sentinel Printing Co
A. E. Shirley
Frank A. Blanchard
Finn Bros
Shelton & Willis
Haag Drug ‘Co
Fred Goepper
Fleischmann Co
George _T. Evans & Son
C. D. Edwards
J. W. Peek
Brinkmeyer, She & Co
J. M. Bour Co
Bush’s
Amour Soap Works
American Supply
Acme Milling Co
Carter, Irae & Co
Union Carbide Sales Co
Charlies Pieschner
Pettis Dry Goods Co
Marie Haslop
George Pendleton
William Yeenonekamp
Indianapolis Light and Heat
Indianapolis Light and Heat Co
American Toilet Supply Co
Amber Kienzer Co
Humphreys & Sargent
Vonnegut Hardware Co
IF. H
FL P. Smith & Co
E. F. Shideler & Co
Saks & Co
A. R. Shepherd
George T. Evans & Son
Conse & Caylor Tee Co
Henry. L. Harding
Haag Drug Co
Eget
George Slick & Co
Off & Co
Vonnegut Hardware &c
Albert Schiffling
Indianapolis Water Co
Indianapolis Water Co., $2.70; Grocers’ Baking Co
City ‘Ice and Coal Co
Bills & Boettcher
Otto C. Beck
Kothe, Wells & Bauer
Brinkmeyer, Kuhn ,& Co
Richardson, Kothe & Uhl
Indianapolis Light and Heat, Co
Vonneguteet Co
Indianapolis
E. Morrison
Morgan ‘Coal J Lime Cossi
A. Levenson & Pkemp
Hison Beas Ac
W. Sean' S Co
Tndianapolia
New York Defeats Pittsburg 7 to 0 in Opener
New York defeated Pittsburg today in the first game by a 7 to 0 score. Batteries were Matthews and Bremahan for New York, with Mattox and Gibson on Pittsburg.
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New York
Pittsburg
Matthewm
Bremahan
Mattox
Gibson
Republicans Weigh Defeat After Delaware County Campaign
In Delaware county campaign notes James E. Watson Billy Sunday and other Republicans spoke to defend the party amid a statewide vote. Williamson led Cowing 3,338 to 2,620 in Center township Muncie, while outside Muncie Cowing carried 2,400 to 1,390, signaling strong opposition to governor and alignment with pro local option stance. Democrats celebrate a rebuke of Gov. Hanly over the special session and county option bill.
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Ffort
House
Wanly
Indianapolian Extra
Republican House
Hanly
Neice
Emmett F. Branch
Kingsley
James E. Watson
Billy” Sunday
Delaware County
Williamson
Muncie
James Eli Watson
Center Township
Cowing
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Walter Ratliff
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W. H. Jackson
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F. M. Rottler
B. M. Morgan
Dianapolis Water Co
Indigapelta Light & Heat Co
Standard
Joseph F. Clay
Board of State Charities
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County Board of Health
T. Roch
Typewriter Exchange
County Recorder
Shank
William H. Roberts
Western Union Telegraph Co
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G. A. Haller
I. N. Norwood
A. Witthoft
William Cook
Jerome H. Jacoby
R. McClintock
Cass Roberts
B. Melah
Liam Morgan
John Guluzo
M. Turic Yanthis
William W. Richa . Duncan
Bohl Cirley
George Sanderson
Solomon B
Louis B. Thompson
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James W. Ritchey
A. D. Shaw
George Shuiffer
Lou Hicks
Harry Bridewell
William Clements
Harry Deputy
Walter Escott
Frank Fleming
Robert Harding
Reno Mitchell
John Morford
Charles Royster
S. A. Sherman
Henry Williams
Charles Daugherty
John Kirk
Elmer Overly
William Whitley
William Townsend
Harry Eades
Joe Williamson
Porter Brooks
M. IL. Jefferson
Henry Peterson
E. A. Brett
FE. D. Mellette
J. E. Franklin
Emorys Crossing
Fall Creek
George Pfeifer
E. D. Mellette
John Campbell
Edward R. Parmelee
C. B. Lockhart
Margaretta Whitesides
el. Bryson
Addie V. Johnson
Mary
Ay Henry Ruckelshaus
Henry C. Prange
C. O. Dodson
Frank E Erath
Propiclus Township
Geo. Crouch
Pike Township Poor—Mills-Cropper Co
Lawrence Township
Charrles Co. Brunson
Wayne Township
Mark & Todd
Etta Ebner
R. G. Dean
S. A. Canfield
Warren Township
Kemper Bros
Charles Yoke
S. A. Furniss
Wiliam Hall
Mary Abrams
Charles Church
Frank Wallace
George Keatley
J. E. Myers
Charles Tebbe
Almond Tebbe
Fred Waterman
George Baier
Cloran Fisher
Ray Fisher
Charles Fisher
Alvin Waterman
H. Schrader
Otto Hunter
Charles Warner
Louis Woempner
Elmer Woempner
William Heather
Arthur Negley
Herbert Stevens
Walter Dove
George Negley
E. A. Clark
F. M. Copsey
H. R. Jordan
L. D. Morgan
Fency Kerkoff
S. J. Brandon
Ts M. C. Alexander
Chris Asher
T. C G. Dakin
Charles ‘Gass
Neilus Fisher
R. J. Wetnight
Tom Locke
Roy Corwin
Tom Hendren
Howard N. Hensley
J. L. Wetnight
Calvin Stuck
Edgar Stuck
Peter Stuck
Abe Meyer
Luther Tex
James Fleener
David Grube
George Deford
C. W. Eaters
Hatker
B. Bowlus
J Lankford
S. Steinmire
J. Dodd
E. Dodd
R. Culbertson
William Seurn
C. McWenler
J. Roe
M. Golder
Claude Gault
H. Brandon
J. A. Hill
George Steinmire
J. Owen
P. R. Faley
H. Smith
Grant Engle
Sam Ber
William Stallacy
Orrix
Walter Ross
Marshall Bailey
Earl Copeland
Wi Hamilton
Sam Ransdell
Will Younge
McKinley
Charles Long
Will Ma
Ralph Bailey
Thomas M. Wolcott
Fi Morse & Co
Lake ‘Erie & Railroad Co
Frank Featherston
William Cale
John McLosky
William McCoy
Oscar Barthel
J. W. Bates
Bob Roe
H. C. Gresh
Thado
William Brattain
Bert Snook
Guy McCoy
Platt Whitehead
Charles Dawson
Albert Simmons
Wiliam Featherston
Wiliam Millspaugh
John Adams
Art Moore
A. J. Leap
Ay . McMillen
James Johnson
Miller
R. Garth
M. W. McDeer
G. Gladden
William Gable
G. W. Lynn
Charles Sloats
William Wear
Walter Ferenson
Walter Tyler
I. Hardin
Gur
John Carter
Fred Freale
Humphrey Forsha
Costa Mimeyer
Oscar Smears
Ma Clark
Jacob Feller
John Serry
HI. BR. Overholger
Blank
William Tanner
Ray Gee
Edward Stout
Crossey
William Roby
Fletcher
Jess McBee
Clemans
Enocholumbus Stone
J. Lemuel Edwards
William Sanders
Harry Evers
John Guine
George Moore
Ernest Chamh
Elijah Hoffma
Charles Jay
Richard Montague
Anklin
Fred Thieba
Otto Chamberlain
Thomas Seer
Clarence Ferguson
B. Meyer & Co
Standard Oil
Indianandpany
Ing Machine
J. M. Fort James Doughererry
Ray Ry
Kerr
Sam Land Hoffman
Wy Norman Strode
Sanders
Rose
H. Vance
J. H. Rosenberg
M. Kerg
Smith F. Reg Bride
Louis Land
William Rehling
Bowles
Hattie Morton
Dietz
George A. Hamilton
Brown
John S. Basey
NS Smith
George Hastie
Dimick
Taura Wilson
S. Walker
Fred C. Blatt
Murphy
Eldia F. Carver
Li Doty
John Hoffman
Asylum For
James E. Greer
W. H. Miles
Artie Greer
Daisy Dean Greer
David Seymour
M. C. Bales
Julius Beck
Clay Storer
Willis Seymour
Martha Medama
Fannie Crose
Mary Bailey
Olive Meyers
Eva Smith
F. P. Davis
T. Greer
Fred Schlotz
S. J. Pray
Jane Martin
Renairs
Co-Operative Granite Co
Harding
Big Eagle Creek
N. Norwood
Douglass Roberts
B. McLachlan
William Morgan
John Sullivan
Jguluzo
M. Turk
George Yanthis
William W. Richardson
J. H. Duncan
B. H. Corley
Solomon B. Meaux
William Whitles
E. M. van Harlingen
R. . Bryson
M.L. Jefferson
Montgomery
Anna Hosea
John R. Carr
County Institute
Roy M. Reser
Albert Sahm
John McGregor
John M. Mendenhall
E. 8. Boyd
John 5. Mann
M. L. Jefferson
William M. Graham
William Jackson
Harry R. Wallace
Louis P. H. Dodd
H. A. Huce
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