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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1902

Page

10

Children of the Late Ex Senator Gain Estate Control

In San Francisco on May 21 the heirs of James G. Fair received the estate as executors completed a distribution decree signed by Judge Trott. The transferred assets total about 7 million dollars from an overall estate of roughly 18 million. Most of the principal went to the heirs after the Supreme Court ruled the realty could not stay under the will’s trust clause, leaving remaining property to Charlies L. Fair Theresa A. Oelrichs and Virginia Vanderbilt.

San Francisco James G. Fair Trott Supreme Court Fair Charlies L. Fair Theresa A. Oelrichs Virginia Vanderbilt

Brewers association sets beer container reform across four states

In Columbus on May 21 the Brewers' Protective Association elected officers and voted to abolish eighth kegs and half pint bottles in Ohio Indiana Kentucky and West Virginia. A price increase decision was deferred to a committee guided by the United States Brewers Association plans in June.

Columbus Brewers’ Protective Association Wheeling W. Va Ohio Indiana Kentucky West Virginia United States Brewers’ Association

Tramps Die and Injured in Box Car Fight

Two tramps are dead and two others badly hurt after a fight with two African American men aboard a Baltimore and Ohio broad gauge box car near Bascom. The assailants reportedly beat them and fled, with locals pursuing them.

Deshler John Smith Bascom Baltimore & Ohio Smith

New Railway Absorptions Steadily Move Market Tone

In New York on May 21, stock prices held a cautious tone despite dull activity. Coal stocks lagged but rallied late. Canadian Pacific and affiliates bolstered the market, amid talks of absorptions and government subsidies. Foreign exchange softened and London eyed peace in South Africa as investors awaited settlement signals from railway consolidations and key utilities.

New York Civic Federation Wall Street Canadian Pacific Chicago Indianapolis & Louisville Southern Railway Louisville & Nashville Ann Arbor Wabash Cleveland Lorain & Wheeling London South Africa

Polls Co. Tp. c. pret. st pret. stock in Chicago

Granger Farwell & Co.'s Wire reports on monetary activity including American Can National Biscuit Diamond Match and a 4 percent dividend. The brief indicates stock pretends and warrants discussion ofChicago markets with multiple company mentions.

Af Polls Co Tp. c Granger Farwell & Co American Can Sonra Can Gnet National Biscuit Eee

Financial Market Rates Across U S Cities and London

Indianapolis notes time loans at 5 6 percent and commercial paper 4 percent. New York call money steady at 7 percent with sterling easy and bankers bills quoted. Rates cover several cities with clearings and balances. treasury balance shows 186 40 million cash in general fund excluding gold reserve.

Indianapolis New York Prime Mercantile Sterling Exchange Chicago New York Exchange Boston Philadelphia ST. Louis Baltimore Cincinnati Washington Wenesday Treasury

Indiana Livestock Market Slips Across Cattle Hog Prices

Live stock markets report inferior cattle 10 to 25 cents lower with prime grades firm hogs in moderate demand and five to ten cents lower sheep steady. Union Stock Yards Indianapolis May 21 show cattle receipts about 1,100 with larger weekly totals, noting a price reaction amid fewer choice steers and mixed lots selling 6 to 7 dollars per hundredweight.

Union Stock ARDS Indianapolis Interstate Stockyards Becces Ceeeeeeeeen

Market results from Blair-Baker sale and national stockyards

Blair-Baker Horse Company reports 17 head of horses sold with top draft at 175 and day carriage team at 650 while single coach horses reached 33. Cattle and hog markets across Chicago, Kansas City, New York and other yards show steady to lower tendencies with tops to 7.65 for steers, hogs generally 6.95 to 7.30, and sheep lambs bid up to 7.50. receipts and shipments vary by city, with Texas cattle setting high prices in Chicago yards.

Blair- Baker Horse Company Indiana Chicago Mayahan Gorda Texas Fed Colorado New York Kansas City ST. Louis Mass Aiee Ted East Buffalo South Omaha Texas Lo Ville

Martha Washington to be first woman on US stamp

Postmaster General Payne announced the portrait of Martha Washington as the first American woman to adorn a postage stamp. The centennial of Martha Washington’s death is noted, and her likeness will grace the eight cent stamp in the new issue set to appear next fall.

Washington Payne Martha Washington United States

Professor Wilson Accepts Iowa State Agriculture Post

Brooklyn dispatch reports Prof James W Wilson son of Secretary Willson of Iowa accepting the chair of animal husbandry and directorship of the State Agricultural College experiment station in Iowa.

Brooklyn N. Y James W. Wilson Willson Iowa Agricultural Collge Experiment Station

Grain market shows limited gains as weather weighs

Chicago on May 21 reports grains trading on weather signals and export hopes. July wheat slips then recovers with a firm close, corn up briefly before a late slide, oats up modestly, and hogs eroding on renewed selling. Receipts show mixed throughput as traders await clearer signals on demand and acreage projections.

Grain and commodity prices in New York market report

May 21 report from New York shows flour receipts at 17.6% bris and exports of 811 bris while market remains quiet but steady. Wheat, corn, oats futures fluctuate with early support from export rumors and weather forecasts, then ease. spot values mixed with No 2 red wheat at 7 1/2 to 9 1/2 cents elevator, corn futures complicated by small receipts and Chicago action. Lard, coffee, sugar and other commodities also noted with varied spot and refined prices across Western and city markets.

Chicago Sac Tower Ohio Valley Minneapolis Duluth Seaboard Wis New York Minnesota City Brandywine Western Manitoba Sic Smac Western Steam Continental Rio Cordova Timothy Prairie Baltimore Routhern Aide Anes Kansas City Liverpool California És Sd Ss Sd Cumberland Sis 3d Toledo Cincinnati Itac Tl&e Milwaukee Wagic New State State Pennsylvania Iitgc Philadelphia Louisville ST. Louis

Trade in general dull and unchanged at St Louis market

Flour dull and unchanged with prices for various flour grades listed. Timothy seed steady. Corn meal steady at 2.15. Bran steady. Wheat lower for No 2 red cash. Several futures months quoted with uncertain details.

ST. Louis Sige

Grain and assorted commodities prices drift across markets

Baltimore to Milwaukee price table reports flour and wheat moves. Wheat steady to dull across several cities, corn and oats firmer in spots. Butter and eggs mixed with steady cheese while cotton and metals show mixed signals at regional exchanges. Multiple city reports include prices for hay, potatoes, onions, peppers, and turpentine rosin.

Burglary at Harvard Photographs Stolen During Visit

A collection of photographs sent to Harvard by the German Emperor and presented by Prince Henry was stolen from the F Ose Art Museum. Entry was gained by breaking a skylight, the Germanic art reproductions were to be presented during the Emperor's visit.

New York Harvard University Prince Henry Harvard Hisrvard Art

Letitia Eagle Arrested in Avalon for Adopted Childs Death

Mrs Letitia Eagle of Avalon Pa was arrested on a charge of killing her thirteen year old adopted child Warner. The girl died May 5 from a bullet wound in the heart after authorities initially considered suicide. the coroner s jury found she had been fatally shot.

Pittsburg Letitia Eagle Avalon Warner

Transit timetable notes for Anderson Muncie and others

An old timetable fragment shows hourly maps and limited trains serving Anderson and Pet Leave with fares 0 and 1.00, direct arrivals to Anderson and Muncie, and special cars for Indianapolis Greenfield Rapid Transit. It lists streetcar routes from Georgia riding streets with first car at 6 am and last at 10 pm plus night and day car times and combination passenger and express cars on Meridian streets with multiple daily departures.

Anderson Muncie Marion Elwood Ria Pet Ei Indianapolis & Greenfield Rapid Transit Company Georgia Sam Meridian

Pranklin Bridge RB Company timetable notice

Passenger service pause described for routes from Pennsylvania to West Windsor streets with first car at a.m. and hourly departures until late morning. Last car operates from Georgia and Meridian streets for morning service only.

National Society of Colonial Dames Opens Biennial Convention

Washington May 21 the biennial convention of the National Society of Colonial Dames began here today officers were received One band and fifty members of the society are here In the afternoon members attended the dedication of a tablet at Arlington memorial of the soldiers and sailors who fell in the Spanish-American war

Washington National Society of Colonial Dames Arlington

Bankers Moulton Lathrop & Co Suspends Chicago Operations

Chicago May 21 bankers and brokers Moulton Lathrop and Co members of the Chicago Block Exchange have suspended business. The announcement cites the exchange meeting notes the cause.

Chicago Moulton Lathrop &Co Chicago Block Exchange

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