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Newspaper
The Indianapolis Journal
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1902
Page
10
A claimed innovation the Omega Odorless Sanitary Gas Stove promises efficient heating with minimal gas use and no odor. Public analyst George Rudd Thompson endorses its burn and air quality, recommending it for offices and sick rooms. exhibited and for sale.
Washington reports the State Department will not press a direct punishment claim yet. Aims to preserve all rights against Turkey or Bulgaria while an exhaustive inquiry proceeds into Miss Stone's kidnapping. Letshman will file no specific claim pending inquiry outcomes and responsibility assessments.
In Santiago de Cuba on March 4 the French flagship Tage departed for Havana after arriving Feb 31. A Tage assistant engineer died here and a petty officer remained hospitalized due to furnace-room heat. General Whiteside hosted the French and American officers at Morro last night as the Eighth Cavalry band posed for photos after arriving from Principe.
Chicago trade in wheat corn and oats closes with modest gains. May wheat up and May corn firm though overall dull. Provisions steady to higher amid light demand and strong hog runs. Receipts mixed. Bradstreet notes world supplies shift modestly, with US and Canada stocks seen rising in some regions.
In New York March 4 market activity shows flour receipts at 11 683 bris and exports 2 073 bris while wheat receipts total 4 400 bu with 16 152 bu exported. Spot prices firm for No 2 red and No 1 northern at multiple elevators with futures closing mixed gains. Corn receipts 27 0 bu with 628 bu exported. spot No 2 steady at 6%c.
Markets show spot firmness for oats and western lard while coffee and sugar move varied. Prices listed for flour, wheat, corn, oats and lard across St Louis Louisville Baltimore Kansas City Cincinnati and other centers with receipts and shipments noted.
Across New York Philadelphia Baltimore Cincinnati Chicago Kansas City and other hubs butter eggs and cheese show steadiness or modest gains in demand. Western creamery and New York full creams hold around 124 6c to 126c with various grades. Wool markets in Boston remain quiet but firm, Arizona clips fetch higher scoured values. Spirits, rosin, and turpentine trades show mixed firmness in regional markets.
Flo Freem an shot and killed Peter McCaffrey a saloon keeper in a street quarrel at Fifth and Walnut streets. She admitted the shooting on arrest and said she acted in self defense after McCaffrey struck first.
New York stocks drifted lower after Monday gains as profit taking predominated. The day featured broader participation across standard and minor issues with gold export plans and large treasury movements suggesting tighter cash reserves and possible week turnover. United States bonds inched up while railroad shares like Pennsylvania rose on strong annual reports amid mixed readings from Missouri Pacific and others.
A fragment lists United States old fours and fives with reg and coup notes, followed by references to local banks and trust companies including Merchants' National Bank, Marion Trust Company, and local traction and industrials. The text reads as a terse ledger or historical notice.
Indianapolis totals show commercial paper and time loans with large balances. New York call money steady with prime mercantile paper and sterling exchange moving. several cities report clears and balances, while London and Paris post rates and currencies.
Treasury release from Washington reports Tuesday balances in the general fund exclusive of a $150,000,000 reserve in the division of redemption with available cash and gold details.
Listings show numerous real estate transfers in Marion County Indiana with totals of denominations and parcels. Notable entries include Gustav D. Coldeway to August Coldeway, Mary E. Kelly to Martin, and Crown Hill Cemetery transfers among others. Total transfers amount to 91 159 00 with additional small property and frame structure transfers listed separately.
Live stock markets show fat steers steady to firmer. hogs mix, lambs and sheep largely steady. Cattle receipts down week over week, hogs strong on good weight lots, horses steady. quotes reflect varied demand across districts with some prices near prior highs.
An auditor's January and February report for Union Stockyards flags higher receipts of cattle sheep and horses but a drop in hogs versus the same period last year. Details list February cattle and calves totals and two months figures for different classes, with contrasts to prior years.
Baltimore March 4 Albert Eugene Curdy fellow in Romance at Johns Hopkins University and native of Kansas will receive his doctorate this spring. He studied at Yale University and Johns Hopkins and earned honors abroad. Curdy’s work focuses on Romance languages and aims to enhance cross institutional scholarship.
Louisville Ky March 4 The Louisville Ministerial Association formed a committee with the Louisville Unite Personal Association and cemetery officers to push a ban on Sunday funeral observances.
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