Four Happy Brides of a September Day
Four weddings and social notes from Indianapolis area society pages. Brides include Anna Louise Beck and James P. Mahan in University Place Baptist Church, Adele Green and Harry F. Dufree at Mrs Green’s home, Rose Angrick and John D. Kennedy at Sacred Heart Church, and Mamie La Flame and Robert Peelle in Indianapolis area homes.夫妻伴侣将前往各自新居。
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May McDowell
James P. Mahan
University Place Baptist Church
Smith
Mahan
Williamsburg
Adele Green
Harry F. Dufree
Susan Green
E. Twentieth Street
Rose Angrick
John D. Kennedy
Sacred Heart Church
Illinois Street
George la Flame
Mamie la Flame
Robert Peelle
Birmingham
Ala
Mrs. Peelle
Railroads seek higher mail carriage payments
A railroads committee representing Rock Island Santa Fe Wabash and Missouri Pacific asked Congress for increased payment for carrying mail. They urged annual contracts instead of four year terms noting mail volume often rises 100 percent in a four year span, making four year averages inadequate.
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Chicago
Guy Adams
J. P. Lindsay
H. E. Mack
G. B. Lindsay
Rock Island
Santa Fe
Wabash
Missouri Pacific
Meyer
Washington
Curb Safety Hitch Promises Horse Hitching Reform
Solomon would be amazed by a new device the Curb Safety Hitch Co of this city promotes. The hinged bar and bit design aims to curb a horse with a moderate pull, contracting to press the mouth and jaw. The invention, neat and inexpensive, is set for manufacture and sale locally.
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Solomon
Hitech Co
Brotherhood Held First Tail Meeting at Home Presbyterian Church
Monday evening the Brotherhood at our Home Presbyterian Church held its first meeting in the lecture room. Active workers attended with hope for the future. Due to the illness of President Hastings, D. H. Whitham presided and spoke on the importance of concerted effort, prayers, and steadfast service. O. W. Nottingham, W. T. Wilson, Rev. Dr. Adamson, J. P. Durham, and O. W. Nottingham urged dedication to church work. Remington, Nottingham, and Wilson were chosen to plan next meeting. Durham cited a Presbyterian Brotherhood Quarterly article by Rev. Dr. Roberts highlighting the program’s value.
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Brotherhood
Fresbyterian Church
Oo. L. Hastings
D. H. Whitham
W. T. Wilson
J. P. Durham
Presbyterian Brotherhood Quarterly
Dr. Roberts
Philadelphia
General Assembly
Chicago Grain market mixed as early pressure eases
Chicago inquired grain prices show slight declines at opening with wheat near 99 cents, corn around 65 cents, and oats about 49 cents. Market firms on rumors of slower movement northwest and steadier cables with scattered trade on both sides, while pork and lard futures reveal modest shifts.
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Chicago
Riba
A. W. Thomson
Dekalb Democrats Telegram Support For Knisely Stand
The Democratic central committee of Dekalb county sends resolutions of congratulations and greetings to Representative Knisely for upholding Democratic principles. They commend his integrity and stand against alleged bribery during the special session, urging him to continue resisting the dictator who tempted him and tested his veracity. Signed by J. Y. McLellan, N. A. Lung, J. H. Reed, Miles Baxter.
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Knisely
Dekalb County
Democratic Central Committee
Hog Receipts Trigger Drop in Prices at Indianapolis Market
Indianapolis dispatch notes 6500 hogs 1400 cattle 600 sheep received. Demand flat, prices down 10 to 25 cents, light hogs hit hardest. Sales ranged 5.50 to 7.10, a few above 6.75. Slower trading. many hogs left unsold. Also reports steers, heifers, cows, calves, and grain prices with local bids and inspections listed.
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Indianapolis
Terry E
Toledo Grain Prices Mixed Across Wheat and Corn
Toledo Ohio September 80 Wheat cash 1.00 percent December 1.02 May 1.05 Corn cash same figures December and May unlisted cash 1.00 percent indicating market activity with slight shifts in futures versus spot prices based on grain trading notes.
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Oledo Grain
Toledo, CO
Reading and Union Pacific Lead Reading Stock Market Opening
New York September 30 Advances of fractions were recorded in leading issues at the opening of the stock market. Canadian Pacific Union Pacific Reading and copper stocks were active while news was scarce. Trading soon grew dull with small gains for Reading St Paul Hill shares Union Pacific and Missouri Pacific. Opinions urged waiting for political developments before further moves. London traders bought a few stocks amid widespread dullness.
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St. Paul
the Hill
Union Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Erie
London
J. J. Manning
Canadian Pacific
Union Pacific and Steel
Pittsburg Live Stock Market Summary
Pittsburg Pa September 30 cattle receipts light with prices: extra 5.75 to 6.00 prime 5.50 to 5.75 goods 5.15 to 5.50 heifers 3.00 to 4.60 fresh cows and springers 15.00 to 65.00 hogs receipts 15 loads active heavy 7.15 to 7.25 medium 6.80 to 7.00 workers 5.25 to 6.75 sheep receipts light active prime wethers 4.00 to 4.10 good mixed 3.00 to 3.90 lambs 3.00 to 6.75
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Ana Chives
Pittsburg
Market Basket Prices for Produce and Commodities
A detailed list of current market prices including fruits, vegetables, eggs, butter, poultry, and regional coal rates. Notable items: cantaloupes 5 to 15 cents each, tomatoes 10 cents a basket, apples per peck varied, bananas 10 to 20 cents per dozen, and eggs 28 to 30 cents a dozen, with coal prices for Anthracite and Pocahontas coal and various hides and tallow rates.
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Wolf River
Rocky Fords
Malagas
California
Gompers Denies He Would Deliver Labor Votes
Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor spoke at Tomlinson hall denying he would deliver labor votes for the Republican or Democratic tickets. He warned that a labor union is not a trust and cannot be classified with corporations and noted indictments following a New Orleans labor dispute. He ended by saying he can deliver only his own vote the rest he cannot bind.
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Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Tomlinson Hall
Labor
W. J. Bryan
T. R. Marshall
Tech Quartet
Indianapolis
Fred T. Loftin
Gompers
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court
New Orleans Central Labor Union
New Orleans
Central Labor Union
Grand Jury
Trust
Democratic Party
Firemen suffer fatal blaze in Dallas two killed four hurt
A midnight fire in Dallas killed J. M. Parlin, driver of a chemical wagon, and left four firemen injured, one seriously, as a roof collapsed trapping crews. Total property loss nears 180000, with the T. L. Craddock Liquor Company suffering about 70000 in damages across four destroyed buildings and tenants affected.
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Dallas
Tex
J. M. Parlin
Arlin
T. L. Craddock Liquor Company
Private Bankers In Bankruptcy Lose Doors In N Y
In New York on September 30 hundreds of excited depositors gathered at Mogileszky's bank at Grand and Suffolk streets while police stood by. Petitions in bankruptcy were filed yesterday against Mogilevsky. Dominico Vetronale and Eduardo Avellone, private bankers, also filed bankruptcy petitions.
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New York
Mogileszky
Grand and
Suffolk Streets
Mogilevsky
Dominico Vetronale
Eduardo Avollone
Democrats of Purdue To Organize a Club
Democratic students at Purdue university will be guests at a reception in Lafayette Indiana to organize a Purdue Democratic club. Claude Bowers president of the Board of Public Works at Terre Haute will address the group after speaking to the Young Men’s Democratic club at the National Fowler bank club rooms.
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Lafayette
Ind
Purdue University
Jackson Club
Purdue
Democratic Club
Claude Bowers
Board of Public Works
Terre Haute
Bowers
Young Men's Democratic Club
National Fowler Bank
October exhibition at Herron features hyperreal fruit paintings
Caduress P. Ream of Chicago leads a display of 20 life like fruit pictures at the John Herron Art Institute October show. The exhibit includes 60 Chicago Water Color club works, Persian rugs, and animal paintings by Ada L. Stewart. Open for first view Wednesday night with ten cent admission. gallery hours extend through October for daily and Sunday afternoon viewing.
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Caduress P. Ream
Chicago
John Herron Art Institute
Chicago Water Color Club
Herron
John Wishard
Charles Quill Jones
Ada L. Stewart
Republicans Mobilize College Support for Taft Across Nation
College men nationwide are asked to back Taft before the election. Eastern headquarters open at 1 Madison Avenue with Alfred E. Lunt in charge and Herbert M. Myers appointed. About 300 Taft and Sherman college clubs exist, with nearly 5,000 members enrolled. A national campus campaign paper with 50 000 circulation will soon aid the effort.
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Alfred E. Lunt
Herbert M. Myers
Columbus
Ohio Republican College League
New York
Chicago Live Stock Market at Union Stock Yards
Hog receipts total 18 000 with prices from 4 20 to 7 10 and best heavy hogs at 6 55 to 7 10. Cattle receipts 15 000 with Beeves 3 75 to 7 50 and western steers 3 40 to 6 10. Sheep receipts 2 000 with natives and westerns 2 50 to 4 20 and yearlings 4 50 to 4 75.
East Buffalo Live Stock Market Report
East Buffalo New York September 30 cattle receipts 250 dull yields 6.00 to 9.50. Sheep receipts 1400 spring lambs 6.19 to 6.25 cull to good 4.00 to 6.10 yearlings 4.00 to 4.25 ewes 3.50 to 3.15 wethers 4.7 to 4.0 mixed sheep 3.50 to 3.76 hogs receipts 612 10 15c lower markets noted.
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East Buffalo
N. Y
Fearful search for Saxonville mill superintendent Dawson
Nearly 100 men scoured woods around Norton’s pond in Saxonville Mass to find Frederick R. Dawson missing after a drive. The foam on his horse and a recent hold up at the pond suggest possible foul play and robbery with Dawson possibly killed and his body dumped in the water.
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Norton's Pond
Sudbury
Frederick R. Dawson
Saxonville Mills
Dawson
Warner forces win Republican state ticket in Detroit
Detroit Mich Sept 30 The forces of Gov Warner were victorious in the Republican state convention here yesterday. The state backed by the governor and his followers went through with out a break. The ticket includes Flavius N Brooke for Justice of the Supreme Court Frederick C Martindale for Secretary of State Albert E Sleeper for State Treasurer John E Bird for Attorney General O B Fuller for Auditor General Huntley Russell for State Land Commissioner Luther J Wright for Superintendent of Public Instruction and W J McKone for member of the State Board of Education.
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Detroit
Mich
Warner
Supreme Court
Flavius N. Brooke
Frederick C. Martindale
Albert E. Sleeper
John E. Bird
O. B. Fuller
Huntley Russell
Luther JL. Wright
State Board of Education
W. J. MckKone
Sheriff refuses to surrender Thaw to federal agents
Court and Sheriff Lane of Westchester County New York say they will not deliver Harry K Thaw to federal authorities even with a Pittsburgh judge's order. Lane calls Thaw a lunatic and will keep him within state jurisdiction.
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White Plains
N. Y
Sheriff Lane
Westchester County
Harry K. Thaw
Pittsburg
Thaw
Free ten word rental ads in The Sun columns
The Sun offers a free ten word advertisement for vacant rooms for rent in its want columns. Place your notice and have it printed at no charge.
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the Sun
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