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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1902

Page

3

Peruna Endorsed By Various Figures In Cure Claims

Congressman Wilber backs Pe-ru-na of Columbus Ohio while C F Given of Sussex New Brunswick praises its catarrh remedies. David F Wilber and Julian Weisslitz of The Sangerlust vouch for Peruna as a preventive and cure. The ad urges readers to contact Dr Hartman of The Hartman Sanitarium for guidance and free advice.

C.F. Given Sussex N. B Peruna C. F. Given David F. Wilber New Colds York Sangerlust New York City Julian Weisslitz

New York Democrats Converge at State Convention

Saratoga N Y Sept 30 The New York Democratic state convention meets to nominate a gubernatorial ticket amid rumors over the slate. Three names prominently mentioned are Parker Bird Coler and Senator Hill as the party seeks unity on a platform promising to curb monopolies and push anti imperial policy. Stanchfield urges end to favoritism and with Cuba policy ties to future state and national power.

Saratoga N. Y New York State Hill Devery John B. Stanchfield Empire State Democratic Party Philippine Islands Philippines Cuba Stanchfield Mr. Stanchfield

Fruit prices in England shock visiting doctor

Dr Calvin I Fletcher returning from England reports pineapples in hot houses cost 2 to 5 dollars each while in America they fetch 65 to 10 cents. Grapes run 50 to 75 cents a pound, peaches 10 to 20 cents each, bananas 25 to 50 cents a dozen. He notes watermelons scarce, vegetable marrow similar to squash, and says nothing beats American prices and quality.

England DR. Fletcher Calvin I. Fletcher California New York Call of England America Amery Lea Ohios Jersey

Anything You Want at Hotels The Frugal Traveler

The speaker recalls nights arriving at small hotels where cooking stops at night and eggs are the reliable cheap option. He recalls a dubious hot meal ad promising one shilling for a bull beef piece beans and one boiled potato. He notes city hotels offer many items but at high prices.

Carrie Nation Defied by Yale Students in New Haven

Carrie Nation spoke from the Osborne hotel steps to Yale students who booed and sang back at her. The crowd shouted for liquor and cigarettes as she urged temperance and ended with a retreat toward the New Haven house, followed by a flying wedge.

New. Haven, Conn Carrie Nation Yale Whisky Trust Mrs. Nation Carrie the Glee Club

Maine Congressman Littlefield Enters Speakership Campaign

Congressman Littlefield of Maine arrives in San Francisco and declares his candidacy for speaker. He plans to campaign for Pardee, the Republican candidate for governor, and for the return of the Republican delegation to Congress.

San Francisco Littlefield Maine Pardee Congress

Births Deaths Marriages from Local Records

Birth notices list Harry and Jessie Stewart, a boy. Willard Anna Kirk, a boy. Roy and Marie Jordan, a boy. J. and Lena Ehrlich, a girl. A J and Marguerite Lauck, a boy. J. and Anna Geizendanner, a girl. Elbridge and Georgia Tolen, a boy. Jesse and Olle Bryant, a girl. William and Katie Roessner, a girl. George J. and Magdalena Stolz, a boy. Adolph and Rebecca Sebel, a boy. Burton and Leila Thomas, a girl. A list of deaths includes Frank Parsons Peritonitis, Nellie Zaiser cardiac insufficiency, Mrs Eliza Stribling asthma, Infant Haynes inanition, William Kinney obstruction, Mollie Gentry asthma, Alexander Morrison cerebral hemorrhage, Abbie Kieth neuralgia, Eugene Lenis croup, John Ingles mitral regurgitation, Alfred Haywood angina. Marriages include Oscar H. Rogers and Elizabeth McDonald. Henry Harmon and Elizabeth Muirdock. J Bosworth and Ada Small. William Kemp and Lizzie Watkins. Harry Cavanaugh and Grace Love. Cornelius She and Mary Sweeney. Robert Parker and Ida Tucker. Edgar Swiggert and Katherine Bolinger.

Harry and Jessie Stewart Ashlandave Willard Anna Kirk Iowa St Wiliam Bessie Files Parkave Bow Roy and Marie Jordan McCormick-at John and Lena Ehrlich Fenneman St Xirl A.J Marguerite Lauck Union- St Bow. Co. J Anna Geizendanner Elbridge Georgia Tolen New York St Jesse and Olle Bryant Darnell-st William and Katie Roessner Bellefontaine-st George J Magdalena Stolz High-st Adolph Rebecca Sebel W. Washington St Burton Leila Thomas Frank Parsons City Hospital Nellie Zaiser Morris St Eliza Stribling Woodlawnave Haynes Walnutat William T. Kinney Delaware St Mollie E. Gentry Alexander F. Morrison Meridian St Abbie D. Kieth Eugene Lenis Vermont St John W. Ingles Alfred Haywood New Yorker Oscar H. Rogers Elizabeth M. McDonald Henry A. Harmon Elizabeth M. Muirdock Rosecrans J. Bosworth Ada C. Small William A. Kemp Lizzie Watkins Harry Cavanaugh Grace P. Love Cornelius C. She Mary Sweeney Robert B. Parker Ida M. Tucker Edgar Swiggert Katherine E. Bolinger

Repairs and Dwellings Valued in Estate List for 1621 College Ave

A list itemizes repairs and property values across several addresses including 1621 College Ave and nearby streets. Entries note owners such as M Gift E Clifford E Cliff ord and others, with repair costs ranging from 25 to 1500 dollars and several dwellings or additions valued up to 1500 dollars each. The compilation covers multiple properties on Meridian, Hillside, Highland, and nearby avenues, indicating estate maintenance costs and improvements.

Clifford Fifteenth-st Hillside-ave Joseph Allen Montana-st Hermann Weinberger Meridian St W. M. Heath Fletcher-ave T. E. Johnson Frank-st Meridian-st Kempf Highland-ave Massachusetts-ave Pennsylvania Washington-sts L. M Tutewiler Senate-ave Emme Killie Commerce-ave Tecumseh Drinkerd We. A C Vogt Michigan-at Chester-ave Gundlefinger Central-ave He -Strinkacheff New York Hamilton-ste Wie

Hair Growth Miracle Promised by Doctor Chemist

A famed physician chemist at the Altenheim Medical Dispensary claims a compound makes hair grow on a bald head in a single night. He offers free trial packages to all who write with a two cent stamp for postage.

Altenheim Altenheim Medical Dispensary Butterfield Building Cincinnati

Wealthiest Hen dricke county man faces divorce change of venue

Melvina Miles sues Thomas J. Miles for divorce and alimony in a Marion county change of venue case. She claims he is worth 150 000 dollars, forces her to carry swill to hogs, and humiliates her in front of guests. She also accuses him of stinginess and social neglect. The case moves to circuit court for trial.

Hendricke County Marion County Melvina Miles Thomas J. Miles Miles

Administrator reports estate closed in cash after canning company accident

Richard M. Coleman, administrator of Mary C. Snyder.s estate, files final report in circuit court showing all estate cash from a compromise against the Indianapolis canning company. He paid attorney Salem D. Clark 24, the National Surety Company 10 for the administrator bond, and clerk costs 81. He requests remaining 15 as administrator fees. A small Anderson property exists. Snyder's child was adopted and moved to Germany. A probate hearing will occur before closing the estate.

Richard M. Coleman Mary C. Snyder Indianapolis Canning Company A. Sult Canning Company Salem D. Clark National. Surety Company Anderson Snyder Germany

Street Carriage Accident on Malett Avenue After Rains

Misses Mabel Droege and Della Behmer of 2253 Hillside Ave were driving on Malett Ave when a buried sewer hole caused the buggy wheel to drop in and snap the rear axle. Both women were thrown. Droege injured in the back while Behymer was uninjured. The buggy was wrecked.

Malett Ave Mabel” Droege Della Hillside Ave

Evansville Woman Dies of Broken Heart After Daughter's Death

Mrs Christian Davis of Evansville dies after her 10 year old daughter smothered two years earlier. Her mind declined following the loss and relatives could not divert her attention.

Evansville Christian Davis Chia

Justice Rules Man Must Deliver Wife After Sale

Centralia Illinois Sept 30 Justice Summerville Odin holds a man who sells his wife must insure delivery or face false pretenses charges. The case grew from Hamilton Nobte Illinois who planned to sell his wife to Davenport for 2 dollars. Hamilton must return wife or money and pay costs or face jail awaiting grand jury.

Illinois Centralia Summerville Odin Hamilton Nobte Davenport Olinger Thomas Norton

Price of chickens and eggs remains high in markets

Poultry raisers report poultry and egg prices above normal with spring chickens and old hens about three cents higher than typical. Eastern markets pay ten cents per unit, up from seven last year, while New York market fell a cent yet Boston stays firm. Egg prices show firmness with Tuesday quotes at 174 to 18 cents vs Monday 1T 18.

New York Boston Indianapolis

Relief measures ease money stringency in New York

Secretary Shaw announces relief including deposits on savings banks securities collateral expected to release vast sums. Banks no longer need a reserve against government deposits secured by government bonds, adding about 130 million dollars of credit. Morgan says L N minority stockholders protected and other relief measures continue. Duke of American Tobacco says International tobacco combine won’t be a monopoly. Markle notes miners protected means more coal. we are just beginning to get that protection.

London J. P. Morgan Duke American Tobacco International Tobacco Combine John Markle

East Liberty Stock Market Report Declines in Cattle Hogs

East Liberty Pennsylvania September 30 cattle supply light with prices for choice $6.80 to $6.90 prime $6.00 to $6.50 good $4.75 to $5.50 tidy butchers $4.50 to $5.00 fair $3.75 to $4.25 and common $2.75 to $3.25 bulls and stags $3.10 to $4.50 cows $30 head. Hogs receipts 10 display prime heavy $7.65 to $7.75 mediums $7.35 to $7.40 workers $6.70 to $7.25 pigs $6.25 to $6.50 skips $3.00 to $4.00 roughs $6.00 to $7.00 Sheep and lambs supply light westerners $3.20 to $3.75 culls $1.50 to $2.00 choice lambs $5.19 to $5.35 common to good $0.80 to $5.00.

East Liberty D.d Java Rio Ariosa Lica Jersey Caracas Dilsworth’s Columbia Y Windsor Ridgewood New Orleans Louisiana Carolina California Éic

Market Prices Report for Meat and Dairy Goods

New York market prices list for pork lard butter cheese and dairy products. Includes weights and varied yields with figures for hens turkeys fowls ducks geese and poultry byproduct like tallow. Prices shown in cents per pound or unit with ranges for each item.

Cattle and Hogs Receipts and Prices Across Markets

Tuesday's cattle receipts about 400 head with 1 200 to 1 500 pound export steers averaging 7 25 to 7 75 and 1 000 to 1 250 pound plain steers at 4 50 to 5 25. Good to prime heifers and cows listed with prices, hog shipments around 3 000 with best heavy animals at 7 40 to 7 50 and lights near 7 30 to 7 40. Sheep receipts 200 with common to medium lambs at 4 00 to 4 50 and good to choice sheep at 3 00 to 3 50. Bucks and springs lambs shown with scattered per 100 pounds pricing.

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East Buffalo Live Stock Market Report

East Buffalo New York September 30 cattle offerings eight cars market quiet but easy hogs supply twenty five cars Yorkers six dollars thirty to seven twenty pigs six fifty five to six sixty mixed packers seven twenty top lambs five twenty five others one fifty to five dollars sheep eight eighty to four twenty receipts light

East Buffalo N. Y

Grain futures report from Toledo area markets

Wheat prices for September and December with slight gains to 71%C and 72%C and May at 73%C. Corn bids show September 58 44c, December 43c, May 40%C. Oats quotes September 31c, December 30c, May 31c. Rye steady at No 2 Sic No 3 4814c. Cloverseed October 5.77% and January 5.65 with prime allyke.

Toledo, CO Allyke

Market Prices for Dairy Poultry and Eggs Updated

Chicago reports current market quotes for butter creamery goods at 22 1/2 to 23 cents, cheese types at 10 to 12 1/2 cents, daisies at 11 to 12 1/2 cents, young americas at 11 cents, and Swiss at 11 1/4 to 12 cents. Poultry values list chickens at 11 1/2 to 12 cents, springs at 21/4 to 23 cents, turkeys at 13 cents, geese at 5.0 to 6.0 and ducks at 10 to 10 1/2 cents.

New York Elgin Small, LLC Chicago

New York Stocks Rally On London Advance And Shaw Action

The opening tone in New York stock trading rose on London gains and Secretary Shaw’s move. L and N climbed on Morgan-backed minority protection, while Manhattan saw short interest grow. Early quotes showed broad advances with 606,100 shares traded at noon as market mood remained cautious yet firm.

Vance London Shaw Mr. Morgan Atlantic Coast Line Gould Manhattan

Chicago Live Stock Market Report At Union Stock Yards

Cattle receipts total 10 000 with prime beeves from 7 60 to 8 50 and cows and heifers from 2 50 to 6 25. Hogs receipts reach 17 000 with prices from 5 25 to 7 70 for various grades. Sheep receipts 18 000 with native and western offerings priced 2 00 to 3 75 for ewes and 3 25 to 5 15 for lambs.

Chicago Union Stock Yards

Cincinnati Live Stock Market Report

Cincinnati Ohio September 30 cattle receipts 178 market steady from Monday close hog receipts 1535 market bids Selects 7 20 to 7 40 good to choice 6 95 to 7 10 mixed 6 60 to 6 90 sheep receipts 506 extra 3 25 to 3 40 lambs 4 75 to 5 25

Cincinnati

Wheat and corn fluctuate in Chicago trading

Chicago wheat prices rise eight cents and fall four cents with September opening at 84 and closing near 84, December at around 68 8 1 2 cents. Corn moves from slight decreases to increases with September around 57 1 2 to 58 1 2 cents and December near 46 3 4 cents. Oats show mixed moves with small gains and losses in September and December trade.

Chicago Sygmee Deceimber arKc

Grain Prices and Vehicle Loadings at Market Yard

Wheat steady to 69 cents for No 2 red on track and freight. No 3 red quoted at 63 67 cents. Corn steady No 1 white 60 cents, mixed No 2 58 to 60 cents. Oats steady No 2 white 31 to 32 1 2 cents. Hay higher in Timothy at 11.50 to 12.00 dollars. Inspections show 12 cars wheat and 16 cars corn with various grades. total cars 28. Hay and rye also listed with small totals.

C. Hay Timethy Timothy Hay Clover Rye

Poultry Prices From Shippers Report

Prices paid by shippers list springs at 0 cents. Fowls 10 cents. Turkeys show hens at 10 cents per pound, old birds higher. Young turkeys with choice quality at 8 to 9 cents per pound.

Local Grocery Catalog Prices

Full feathered ducks and geese 50 per pound. Fresh eggs 17 4 1&c. Choice butter 1 qu. New York full cream cheese 12 1dc amestic Swiss 1¢ lic. brick 17% ltc. Hamburger 134 1éc.

New York Amestic Swiss

Commodity Prices Reported for Hides Wool and Flour

The notice lists green hides No 1 and No 2 cured with prices and calf values at 33 dollars, tallow items including Sc No 2, wool with wagon lots for merchantable medium and braid grades, and tub-weighted wool. Flour and bran Prices show patent winter at 3.80, straight winter at 3.90, patent spring at 9.64, low grades at 2.60, and bran at 14.50.

Grocery Prices Listed in Mixed Goods Catalog

The listing shows per barrel and per unit prices for fruits, vegetables, coffee, sugars, canned goods, spices, meats, oysters, fisheries, and basic drugs. Items include oranges, apples, lemons, grapes, beans, tomatoes, beef, pork, hams, bacon, lard, oysters, and various medicines with values in dollars and cents.

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