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Newspaper
The Indianapolis Journal
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1901
Page
7
Market Report on Cattle Hogs and Lambs Across Midwest Markets
Receipts varied with heavy cattle shipments and steady to lower prices in Indianapolis Chicago and Kansas City. Buyers faced limited stock as bidding softened from opening quotes while lambs and sheep showed steady demand and mixed price movements across regions and markets.
Pensions for Veterans Certificates Issued In Indiana
A list of veterans and heirs receiving pensions including names such as Richard UW Barker Noblewmitte J Francis M Kimberlin John Stipe Samuel Senich Robert Tucker James M Viet man Thomas J Vanney Aaron Rinker Robert W Gilbreath David Jarvis John M tlue and Isaac R Ford with various stated amounts and locales including Crawfordsville Fort Wayne Markle Keithey and Hebron. The notice references minors of Moses Hor Her War with Spain and names North Mediwan Merton and John Lauer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard UW
Barker
Noblewmitte
John Stipe
Crawfordsville
Spain
John Lauer
North Mediwan
Governor La Follette Vetoes Primary Election Bill
Governor La Follette sent a lengthy message to the Senate vetoing the primary election bill an amendment to the Bevens measure. It aimed to regulate county elections and spark fear of the law, and now the veto is forwarded to the appropriate committee for consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wic
Lafollette
Senate
Fugemeister
Coun
Oluation Ag
Wall Street Rebounds as Northern Pacific Rumor Clears
Stocks steady after Thursday plunge with broad gains led by Union Pacific and Southwesterns. Market calm returns on clearing house success and Northern Pacific settlement news, though lingering fear of liquidity and bank loans persists amid a holiday ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Prime Mercantile Paper
Sterling Exchange
London
Wall Street
Missouri Pacific
Stock Exchange
The
Stock Exchange Clearing House
Union Pacific
Northern Pacific
Northern Pacific Shorts
Eash
Shorts
Union Pacifico
St. Paul and Lackawanna
Consolidated Gas
Burlington
Amalgamated Copper
International Power
Baltimore & Ohio
St. Louis Southwestern
Sugar
Delaware & Hudson
General Electric
United States
Stocks and commodities flash from a long market report
A dense market summary lists United States Steel and other major firms, bonds, grains, and produce. It notes favorable business conditions, steady wholesale prices, strong May confectionery trade, and a bright outlook for the remainder of the month with prompt bill payments. Local grain bids, commodity ranges, and farm produce prices are detailed, including wheat, corn, oats, timothy, fruits, vegetables, and meats with numerous firm and varied quotations.
Real estate transfers logged in Marion Indiana May 10 1901
Real estate transfers filed in Marion County records include multiple parcels in Indianapolis area. Transactions list buyers such as Winston F. Williams William J. Marks L. Ry. Co. Theodore R. Christian James A. Kerr and others with properties on Buchanan Street Meridian Street Capitol Avenue and Lincoln Park among additions and sub divisions. Amounts shown include 1225 and 4600 dollars with many parcels described by lot blocks and streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorders Office
Marion County
Indiana
Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Company
East Market Street
Winston F. Willams
Joh P. Hoover
Anna McKernan
Outlet
Buchanan St
East St
E. Kurtz
Henry L. Dollman
Allen May
Meridian St
Bet 10Th
McCarty
Ith West Side
Klondike Ave
McCarty St
Addie Nichols
North Park
Talbott Ave
20Th St
Wheatly & MacClain
Lancaster St
Murray St
William J. Marks
Wm. K. Smith
W. A. Rhode
North Illinois St
Capitol Ave
Bet
24Th
Charles RK
Culver, Riges & Lynn
Atte
Carlton
Charles Ives
Theodore R. Christian
Hubert Christian
Geo. F
Keystone Ave
Michigan St
James A. Kerr
Pharaba Booth
Square 6
Columbia Place
McGinnis
Hanna's Heirs
Wright
Robson & Voorand Kealing
North
Illinorest
Dewey Ave
Park
Central Ave
Building Permits Listed For Several Local Projects
Lena Lesker seeks a porch on 4% South New Jersey street with a $40 cost. Harry Lary plans a cottage on Sanders street near Bright for £1.99. George F. Wiseman adds a frame at 15 South Dearborn street costing $50. Lizate A. Sheppard proposes a frame house on Capital avenue near Lee utrerct at $1400. Merle N. A. Walker plans a frame house on Thirty-second street between Pennsylvania and Delaware with a stated advance percentage. RS A. Sims applies for a tool shed on 59 Ogden street with unspecified cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Lesker
New Jersey Street
Harry Lary
Sanders Street
Bright
George F. Wiseman
South Dearborn Street
Lizate A. Sheppard
Hobce
Capital Avenue
Lee
Merle N. A. Walker
Thirty-second Street
Pennsylvania
Delaware
RS A. Sims
Ogden Street
Vital Statistics May 10 Birth Ledger
Grant and Jennie McDaniel report a boy at 79 Roach street. Isaac and Anna Velkmanowiltz welcome a child at 19 South ee oe John am Sllen Moriarity at 457% Wepebingson eee eee Batt Tankanamie Gallagher 513 Wes Merrill street a boy. Constance Koehler and Charles Koehler at 915 Jefferson avenue welcome a boy. William A. and Viola Jacoby at 108 South Arsenal avenue report a girl. William and Minnie Smith at 418 North New Jersey street report a girl. Lewis S. and Mildred Storkman at 85 North Illinois street report a girl. August E. and Susanna Regula at 213 East Nebraska street report a girl. Hartwell and Anna Murphy at 21 North Beville avenue report a boy. Alfred O. and Elizabeth Wilson at 18 South Keystone avenue report a boy. Willam and Tara Albright at 744 Holmes avenue report a girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Jennie McDaniel
Roach Street
Isaac and
Anna Velkmanowiltz
Wepebingson
Batt Tankanamie
August E
Susanna Regula
Nebraska Street
Charles
Constance Koehler
Jefferson Avenue
Hartwell
Anna Murphy
Beville Avenue
Alfred O
Elizabeth Wilson
Keystone Avenue
Willam
Tara Albright
Holmes Avenue
Local notices list several residents and ages
Frederick L. D. Fields and Luin Daniels share. Sherman Anderson and Ella Meehan, Marty and Daisy B. White, John C. Middleton and Ebeth Boward Woodward listed among elders. Ages range from sixty to sixty six years with several addresses such as 2151 Rural sixty two years and 644 West Prater. One entry notes heart failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick L. D. Fields
Luin Daniels
Sherman Anderson
Ella Meehan
Marty
Noble
Daisy B. White
John C. Middleton
Ebeth
Boward Woodward
West Prater
Milburneet
Aia M. Feo Seni
Ener Milino
North
Figures Against Wheat in Early Trading on Wheat Market
Chicago May 10 The wheat market opened weak but export sales lifted it to a steady close with July at 7 1 c and May around 51 2 c. Corn weakened closing 4c lower May and 40 4c down July. Oats fell slightly and provisions rose modestly. Reports of exports and steady cables supported prices while bearish Snow’s report influenced traders. Primary receipts and shipments details cited with mixed local and regional activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Stockyards
Indianapolis
Interstate Stockyards
Owen My
Chicago
Wall-street
Wye
Deli
Shorts
Tige
Tiic
Seaboard
Minneapolis
Duluth
Zisc
Easter Tone-Sugar Firm Guides Quiet Commodities Market
New York May 10 report shows irregular yet barely steady commodity receipts and exports. Wheat and corn futures opened lower on crop prospects and bearish rumors, then steadied with small declines. oats, lard, tallow, and oils held varied but steady to quiet, with crude coffee and sugar showing firm tones amid mixed futures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Duluth
S. A
C. Colton
Iec
Srio
Cordova
Ned Steady
Grain and market notes from St Louis and others
Trade in flour and corn meal mixed with rising prices for dry salt meats and lard. Reports from St Louis Baltimore and Kansas City show steady to higher quotes for pork, bacon, and whisky while wheat and corn futures fluctuate across regions and markets with receipts and exports listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Timothy
Prairie
Baltimore
Tige
Gister
Liverpool
Mortern
California
Kansas City
May to July Markets Across Cities with Butter Eggs and Cheese
Butter and cheese markets show firm tones in New York Philadelphia and Baltimore with Western creamery and dairy grades supporting prices. Eggs steady in several regions while poultry demand remains varied. wool and cotton notes touch Boston St Louis and New Orleans with modest price movements and labor market signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Chicago
Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
ST. Loves
Louisville
Ftc
Cincinnati
Ohio
Icc
Turkers
ST. Louis
Cnet
Siemon
Official Crop Report Shows Winter Wheat Area Decline
May 1 census puts winter wheat under cultivation at 25 267 000 acres, down 6.7 percent from last fall’s sowing and up 7.7 percent from last year’s harvested area. Texas and California account for much of the abandonment due to wheat rust and forage needs. Kansas holds a high April average, while Pennsylvania Ohio and Indiana show gains in condition. The national average condition for winter wheat on May 1 is 4.16, the best since 1891, with meadow lands 92.4 and spring pastures 91.5. only 3 percent of total spring tillage planned has been actually done by May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Texas
California
Missouri
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Ohio
Tennessee
Michigan
Kansas
Illnois
Treasury Statement Shows Funds Across Multiple Accounts
Treasury statement lists on close April 2 191 remarks of funds across general, sinking, school revenue college and permanent endowment funds. entries include principal and interest for college and university funds, excess bid sinking fund and unclaimed estates. scattered figures reference permanent endowment and surplus revenue funds with several land and estate notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Fund
Benevolent Institution Palos Recree
Tse . Ve
Tuitten Ae College
University and College Fund
Roche Aed Cata
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San Fran
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Wisconsin Central
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Vital Statistics
Easter Tone—Sugar Firm
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Treasury Statement
the Auditor and Treasurer State
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