Wheat Gains Lead as Bulls Dominate Grain Market
Chicago reports bullish weather and demand lifting wheat while corn slips slightly. May wheat traded up to 75 1/2 cents before closing higher. corn eased and oats fell on liquidation with provisions steady. Export activity supported by Liverpool and Antwerp. markets show firm overall sentiment amid varied receipts across Minneapolis, Duluth, and other points.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Antwerp
Shorts
Seaboard
S.kh Bo
Minneapolis
Duluth
Wmile
May
Anne
Slateen
Market Notes on New York Flour and Grain Prices
New York March 3 market notes show firmer opening prices for flour and steady to firmer tones in grains. Wheat spots steady No 2 red and northern/Duluth futures apply, while corn and oats show dull and nominal moves. Hides, leather, beef, lard, and cottonseed oil markets are steadier with mixed commodity prices across standard and fancy grades.
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Kansas City
Cincinnati
Ras Torthers
Tosc
Northern
Tée
Toledo
Ste
Uae
Milwaukee
Adtecae
New York
Minnesota
City
Barney
Duluth
Siye
Hard
Wityec net + Mareh
F. Ob
Avon
Stax Oate
Pacific Coast
Galveston
California
Texas
Fielitz Extra India
Western Steamod
S. A
Park Firm
Artic
Japan
New Orleans
Trade in General Wheat and meat markets abroad
Market report from Liverpool dated March 9 notes dull spot wheat for No 2 fed Western and California grades, steady corn, firm wheat futures, and mixed meat quotes with lard and bacon steady. Prices for hams, short ribs, and other cuts shown with modest declines and steadying trends amid international trade activity.
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Liverpool
California
Y Judia
Gield Park
Cumberland
Ste
Sis Sd
New York Dairy and Market Reports March Highlights
Market notes from New York Philadelphia Kansas City and Chicago detail butter cheese eggs petroleum rosin and spirits of turpentine prices and movements. Reports cover Western and Eastern creameries variously priced dairy products and crude petroleum futures with mixed activity across regions.
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New York
Philadelphia
Haltimore
Baltimore
Savannah
Wilmington
Montpelier
Indiana
Seper Bri
Lima
Charleston
Neothing
Diverse 19th Century Market Notes From New York and Cities
New York and other cities report a quiet dry goods market with modest demand. Prices show mixed movement as woolen yarns and yellow stock items remain weak or irregular while linen and printed fabrics hold steadier. Poultry prices vary across Louisville St Louis Cincinnati and Chicago with generally firm demand for fowl and declines in some regions. Cotton markets show dull spot activity in New York and New Orleans with middling grades around seven and nine sixteenths to one cent per pound. stock levels are noted across regions.
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New York
Memorial Window for Herman Bamberger Honors City Leader
The Indianapolis Hebrew Congregation board approved a memorial window for Herman Bamberger at the Delaware Street Temple. A written memorial lauds his career as charter member, first secretary, longtime president, Market Street Temple founder, O B Nl B rith leader, Cleveland Orphan Asylum director, Hebrew Union College governor, and civic school commissioner.
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Indianapolis
Bamberger
1 O. B’nal B'rith
District Grand Lodge No. 2
Cleveland Orphan Asylum
Hebrew Union College
Oscar C. McCulloch
Father Bessontes
Russell Lumber Company Secretary Dies After Prolonged Illness
Sidney I Russell aged 25, son of Isaac Russell of the Russell Lumber Company, died after weeks of illness. A past operation for a spinal abscess led to poisoning and death. Formerly with the Indianapolis Paint and Color Company, he recently served as secretary of the Russell Lumber Company. Funeral from the family home 16 Ashland Avenue at 2 p m tomorrow.
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Sidney I. Russell
Isaac Russell
Russell Lumber Company
Indianapolis Paint and Color Company
Friends’ Church
Ashland Avenue
Insane Man Found at 26 North Senate Avenue
Officers from the bicycle squad arrested Thomas J. Walker at 26 North Senate Avenue last night. He was taken to headquarters as insane after residents reported erratic behavior and repeated verbal outbursts during the past week.
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Senate Avenue
Thomas J. Walker
Live Stock Quotations From Indianapolis Stockyards
Hogs active at higher figures and sheep scarce with markets steady to firm elsewhere. Receipts light at Union Stockyards Indianapolis with hogs 5.62 to 5.70, cattle and calves mixed quality. goats noted with lambs selling to 5.40 and sheep near steady at 4.00. Interstate markets report varied prices across Chicago Kansas City and New York with overall strength in hogs and steady cattle demand.
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Union Stockyards
Indianapolis
Interstate
Marel
Chicago
Texas
Texas Bulls
Wits
Ao Peetes
Butelle
New York
Omaha
Arket
Lamba
Cincinnati
Roadhouse Case and Liquor Licenses in North Indianapolis
Mrs. Matilda Parrish wife of saloon keeper Joseph Parrish had license revoked and was arrested for selling beer without a license. Judge Daly continued her case. Druggist E C Stowers pleaded guilty to the same offense. clerk E Huff detained but case dismissed. Flora Starkey named administratrix of John Henry Starkey estate with $100 bond. Pearl Conlon appointed guardian of Owen G Williams with $50 bond. David Thomas sues Terre Haute & Indianapolis and Pennsylvania Railways for $15,000 after a switch engine injury on South West street.
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Matilda Parrish
North Indianapolis
Joseph Parrish
Gregory
Parrish
Daly
E. C. Stowers
North
Indianapolis
Smock
E. Huff
Stowers
Flora M. Starkey
John Henry Starkey
Pearl M. Conlon
Owen G. Williams
David Thomas
Terre Haute & Indianapolis
Pennsylvania Railway Companies
South West Street
Superior Court Divorce Actions and Judgments
Multiple cases listed from Superior Court and Circuit Court with divorces granted and costs awarded. Laura Griffin wins custody. several other divorce outcomes include damages and costs. Foreclosure, cross-claims, and judgments for Worm, Schreiber, and related parties are noted. New suits filed include Magill and Carnahan on notes and contracts. Supreme Court and Appellate Court minutes cited with various briefs and arguments.
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John L. McMaster
Laura Griffin
Alexander Griffin
Caroline Reese
Henry Reese
Indianapolis Manufacturers’ and Carpenters’ Union
Albert O. Worm
Schreiber
Dark
Worm
Linton A. Cox
May Palmer
Amer A. Forsha
Circuit Court
Henry Clay Allen
Stella Abrams
Allen F. Abrams
George Schauer
Dora Isensee
Otto J. Isensee
Carrie Speakes
Charles Speakes
Sarah Kaufmann
Anton Kaufmann
Evan A. Bonham
Harry Barnett
Anna Barnett
Superior Court
David Thomas
T. H. & I. Railway Company Et al
Arthur Jorden Company
J. G. Cherry Company
Indoor Meet at Tomlinson Hall Draws Wide Field
The Indianapolis Y M C A hosts a large indoor meet on March 29 with entrants from Cincinnati Crawfordsville Indiana University Butler College and two Indianapolis high schools plus the local Y M C A. Most events are handicapped to balance competition and a 200 man gymnastic drill is planned. Butler College tests its team ahead of Purdue with a Thursday night game at Butler gym and seeks a matchup with the high school squad soon.
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Tomlinson Hall
Indianapolis
Butler College
Purdue
Butler Gymnasium
Indiana High School Oratorical Associa tion Meets in Muncie for City Contest Dates
The executive committee of the Indiana High School Oratorical Association met in Muncie and set the annual city contest date range from April 1 to April 26. Destinations include Walter Exgmeir Richmond Warren Newcomb Indianapolis Walter Homes Portland Sumner Kenner Huntington Harry Simes Columbus Robert Glass Madison James Ross Muncie.
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Walter Exgmeir
Richmond
Warren Newcomb
Indianapolis
Walter Homes
Portland
Sumner Kenner
Huntington
Harry Simes
Columbus
Robert Glass
Madison
James Ross
Muncie
Indiana High School Oratorical Association
Man Fires At Plumber On Street After Alledged Insult
Charles Kinnister of the Wilson block at 12 North Delaware street fired a pistol at a plumber who he said insulted his wife. The plumber fled downstairs and into the street pursued by a man who lost sight of him. A bullet nearly struck Justice Nickerson, who intervened in the disturbance in the hall. Glasses crafted by Marcy's experts are mentioned.
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Charles Kinnister
Wilson
Delaware Street
Tosticer
Nickerson
Bryson Wins Top Bowling Average in Indianapolis League
The Indianapolis Bowling League closed its season with the Marion team victorious over Ko-We-Ba and rivals. Bryson of Marion topped the official average list, Knox earned a special prize for most strikes, and L. E. Iff of the Washington Club won the high single score prize with 266. The season featured two divisions and broad participation, ending with prize awards for the first seventeen averages and team honors for Marion and Washington.
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Marions
Bryson
Knox
Fred Mueller
W. G. Kimmell
L. E. Fiff
Washington
Nationals
Pritchett
I. B. L. High
Marion Ko-We-Ba
Capital City
Turner Stimescents
North Side
Lenox -Ot
HS I. B. L
R. H. Bryson
Marion
Mell Knox
Harry Hardie
Gus Williams
T. J. Carter
Ko-We-Ba
Leonard Quill
Fred Garstang
George Seidensticker
Turner
al Gus Mueller
Harry Old
W. R. Brewer
E. F. Gay
C. H. Wiley
L. E.iff
F. Burton
I. A. Dicks
Fred Comstock
W. R. Root
L. W. Cooper
de Charles Meinsinger
Ralph Smith
Charles W. Field
W. H. Schlake
Harry Bauer
Earl Matlock
Wm. Buddenbaum
Frank Vinson
Maisell
Rambler
Cleary
Prospect
Clark
Dewey
Linegar
Dewey Graff
Germania
Peterson
Merritt
Trieb
Meridians
G. Kirkhoff
Fred Brown
William Kothe
Charles Yorger
James Wands
Matt Paxton
M. W. Tuday
John Coutts
Lenox
J. W. Hopkins
Art Taylor
W._D. Steve
Will Seaner
Joe Stick
Crescent
E. Mueller
Dr. Kahlo
E. M. Wood
National
John Fahrenbach
W. Evans
A. Seidensticker
P. F. Balz
Charles Wechsler
Charles Kirkhoff
Washing
L. 8S
Sargent
J. Zimmermann
Brinkmeyer
Lawton Mueller
Schowe
Ray
Xehed Kroeckel
Moore
Lawton
Taylor
Marott
Churchman
Hughes
Bock
Fishinger
Law Baker
Lawton Feubring
Law Moehlman
Ramb Emmerich
Lawton Baron
Dewey Maddox
Marro
Sachs
Germanias
Resner
Apollos
Hendrickson
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Action of Hebrew Congregation
Sidney I. Rusell
Heese Mae
the Court Record
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Charles Shepherd
Johnson c. C. Appellant
Salem Bedford Stone Company
Joel L. Hobbs
Lawrence C. C. Appellee
Charles C. Vink
Julia E. Work
Marshall C. C. Appellant
Joel F. Spriggs
Board of Commissioners of the
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Jasper C. C
Appellate Court
Indiana Bermudez Asphalt Company
Royal Robinson
Marion 8. C
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Iliff
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Marion Trust Company
N. E. Cor
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Market St
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Indianapolis, Ind
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M. Packard
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Lemke
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