Market Trade Improves Yet Prices Remain Low
A weekly market report notes a marked improvement in trade for the week ending September 6 across several sectors. While fruit and vegetable prices rise with volumes, overall price levels stay low compared with earlier weeks. Druggists report best trade in years. leather, iron and steel, and grain markets stay firm or active. hay, cereals, and wagon markets show steady or improved activity amid tight coal availability. Readings include detailed cereal and wagon yard lots, and assorted price quotes for groceries, dry goods, and produce.
Real estate transfers recorded in Marion County 1902
Listings show instruments filed in the Marion County recorder's office for the 24 hours ending Sept 6 1902. Transactions include church and private sales with sums from 200 to 3600 dollars, detailing lot numbers streets and adjacent blocks in Indianapolis areas such as Belmont Avenue Lancaster outskirts and Irvington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder’s
Marion County
Indiana
Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Company
East Market Street
First Baptist Church
William Ward
Nobles Heirs
Alabama St
Sixteenth St
Victoria
McWhinney
Martha C. Preston
Reisner
West Indianapolis
Lee St
Howard St
Wiliam
Walling
Canada
Allen & Root
North
Harry “G. Wilson
Giara
Mathews
Christian
East Indianapolis
Mooreay
Christian St
Fietcher
Oak Hill
Caroline St
Hillesdeau
Mary A. Coleman
Jilard
Albert W. Denny
Christian H. Watermann
Denny
Prospect St
Peter St
Prospect 80
Frederick A. Joes
Mary ‘Q. H. Joss
J. M. W. Langsdale
Cee
Northwestern
David M. Parry
Sarah Smith
Julian Et al
Irvysmeioes
Pease
Sease
Crane
Harry H. Eberts
David C. Bryant
Lydia E. Degner
Latonia Park
Irvington
Cor Brockville
Emerson Ays
John G. Kline
Maud “Siudier
Phetys
Columbia
Nce
Cornelius Av
Phelps Et
H. Lieber Company
Jameston
Bradley Et al
East Washington-st
Cor Bradley
New York
Henry G. Dockweiler
Charles H. Tacoma
Johnson & Hogshire
Jefferson
Trades Union Congress reelects Woods secretary and delegates
The Trades Union Congress in London reelects Sam Woods as secretary and names E Edwards of the Miners Federation and M Arrandale of the United Machine Workers as delegates to the American Federation of Labor. It calls for immediate financial aid to American miners and praises American tin workers for resisting wage cuts amid trust pressure.
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London
Trades’ Union Congress
Sam Woods
E. Edwards
Miners’ Federation
M. Arrandale
United Machine Workers
Con
Live Stock Markets Report Bulk in Mixed Trade Cattle Dull
At Union Stockyards Indianapolis on September 6 cattle receipts were small and prices faced a weaker weekly tone due to quality issues. Hog demand was active and higher, while sheep remained scarce and steady with limited arrivals. Across several markets including Kansas City Chicago and St Louis, cattle and hog prices varied with notable strength in hogs and softness in lower grade cattle.
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Timothy
the Board of Trade
Siente
Union Stockyards
Indianapolis
Av. Pr
Ehcensecesereers
Beette Eee Ren Ene Bhd
Indiana
Kansas City
Texas
Chicago
Texas Fed
ST. Louis
East Buffalo
Jambe Lochisher
New York
South
Omaba
Louisville
East Liberty
Cincinnati
RACE TROUBLE RENEWED AT EL Dorado IL TROOPS GUARD TOWN
In Eldorado Saline county a mob attacked a house where a colored woman sought refuge after returning to town. Three Illinois National Guard soldiers fired when the crowd failed to disperse, with no known injuries. The incident may keep troops stationed in Eldorado indefinitely.
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Carbondale
Eldorado
Saline County
Colored Normal and Industrial Institute
Tuskegee
Ala
Yates
Illinois National Guard
Sea wall contract awarded to O Rourke firm
Galveston Texas September 6 County Commissioners awarded the contract for the great sea wall to J M O Rourke Co of Denver. The wall will be granite concrete with a sandstone riprap apron and the bid totals 11906318 with 350000 paid in sea wall bonds at par. Construction to begin within a month and finish in fifteen months.
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Galveston
Tex
Great Sea Wall
J. M. O'Rourke & Co
Denver
John C. Osgood Opposes Gates as C F I Leader
John C. Osgood, president of the Colorado Fuel and Iron Company, is noted as one of the few men who has successfully opposed John W. Gates in leadership matters within the firm and related circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osgood
The
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
John W. Gates
Leishman Granted Leave After Turkish Negotiations
United States minister at Constantinople Mr. Leishman has reached a satisfactory understanding with the Ottoman government on long running issues between the United States and Turkey. His service has been highly satisfactory, and he leaves his post on leave of absence after overcoming officials’ obstructions. The Sultan ordered all arrangements made by him with subordinates to be honored in good faith.
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Washington
State Department
Leishman
United States
Constantinople
Porte
Turkey
Austrian Flag Incident Prompts U S Inquiry in Vienna
Acting Secretary Adee has directed Ambassador McCormick in Vienna to determine the origin of a flag given to the United Hungarian Societies in New York. The flag reportedly carried an inscription about Magyars, raising questions whether it came from a political group or individual rather than the Austrian government. The issue centers on its source and intent amid similar past gifts.
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Washington
Adlee
McCormick
United States
Vienna
United Hungarian Societies
New York
William II
Rman
Chicago
Adee
Army officers changes and Brig. Gen Forwood retirement
Washington reports a series of officer exchanges and assignments across the Army including Maj. Benjamin P. Runkle at the University of Maine and First Lieut. assignments in the Twenty-eighth Twenty-third and artillery corps. Brig. Gen. William H. Forwood ends active service with Brig. Gen. A. M. O’Reilly set to assume surgeon general duties. O’Reilly previously led the Department of California medical corps and served as White House physician under Cleveland.
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Washington
Benjamin P. Runkle
University of Maine
Orono
Robert E. Grimstead
Twenty-eighth Infantry
Charles L. Woodhouse
Twenty-third Infantry
Wm. E. Vose
John McBride
Artillery Corps
Fort Worden
San Diego
Cal
Walter L. Clarke
Signal Corps
St. Michael
Nome
Alaska
William H. Forwood
Army
Medical Department of
A. M. O’reilly
Forwood
San Francisco
White House
Cleveland
Gopher Hole Saloon Concludes Page Two Dispatches
Reports from Rockport to Indianapolis Journal detail a soldiers reunion at Lincoln City with elected officers and next year’s event plans. Other notes include Lincoln grave cleanup for a September dedication, New Castle petition drive for city incorporation, and obituaries and marriages across Indiana.
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Indianapolis Journal
Rockport
Lincoln City
J. A. Hemenway
Jerry Suddarth
Bartley Ince
James Porter
Nancy Hanks Lincoln
New Castle
Ind
James L. Watkins
Prominent minister called to Pasadena church
Rev. A W Lamport, a leading Northern Indiana Methodist pastor and former Fountain City preacher, has accepted a call to Pasadena First Methodist. He will serve subject to the presiding bishop's approval, with Pasadena offering double his current Mundle salary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash
A. W. Lamport
Indiana
M. E
First Methodist Church
Pasadena
Cal
Richmond
George Rupe
Hollandsburg
Fountain City
Muncie
Lottie Ford
Pinero Fights Back At Sir Edward Russell Over The Gay Lord Quex
London sept. 6 theatrical week centers on Arthur Pinero defending The Gay Lord Quex against Sir Edward R. Russell who would condemn the play. Pinero accuses the critic of biased judgment and urges fair assessment of characters as they are. The coming week promises openings and revivals including Nance O Neill in Camille at the Adelphi and Three Little Maids at the Prince of Wales with Kitty Loftus Naughty Nancy at the Savoy. Producers Frohman Curzon and Bourchier plan new works as Dublin hosts a successful Children of the King and Rosmer and Humperdinck’s Die Königskinder revive. Julia Neilson stars in The King's Wager with Fred Terry securing rights. Hawtrey sails for America to open A Message from Mars.
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London
Arthur Pinero
Lord Quex
The
Institute of Journalists
Edward R. Russell
Liverpool Daily Post
Quex
Pinero
Times
Sir Edward
Wolf
Lamb
Sir Edward Russell
Nance O'Neil
Frank Curzon
Victor Windell
America
Fred Terry
H. C. Clarke
G. A. Warriner
Julia Neilson
Charles Hawtrey
Boston
Mars
Author of Festus Dead in Nottingham England
Philip J Bailey famed for the poem Festus died in Nottingham at age 60. Born 1816 in Nottingham, son of Thomas Bailey author of Annals of Nottinghamshire. Educated at Glasgow University, BA admitted to the bar but did not practice. His poem reached wide circulation in England and America, with thirty editions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Philip J. Bailey
Nottingham
Philip James Bailey
Festus
Thomas Bailey
Nottinghamshire
Glasgow University
England
America
Indianapolis and Eastern Railway Timetable 1902
Passenger and express train schedules for Anderson Muncie Elwood Marion Alexandria Greenfield Mooresville and Brooklyn routes from Indianapolis with hours and connections plus a death notice for Buchanan of Siliopolis and obituaries.
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Anderson
Muncie
Marion
Alexandria
Sam, Sa. m
Sia. m
Elwood
West Maryland Street
Indianapolis
Corper Kentucky
South Capitol Avenues
Musers
Indianapolis & Eastern Railway
Drowning in Gull Lake Tragedy Claims Three Men
A gale on Gull lake last night sank a steel row boat carrying A. C. Miller of Battle Creek and Herman Brewer and Hen Brewer of Yorkville Michigan. All three men were drowned when the craft capsized and could not be rescued.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Gull Lake
A. C. Miller
Battle Creek
Herman Brewer
Hen Brewer
Yorkville
Laresco
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Mortimer Levering
A. Karnes
FC. Golt
Ww. K. Sproule
Fe Mint
Anne Witon
Rae NG
Ings
Brazil
California
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Rane Eeia
Lunrige
Itaymond
Hocking Valley
Greene County
India
Lbs
Jackson
West Virginia
Androscoggin
Capitol
Yeiret
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Fitchville
Lonsdale
Blige
Pepperell
Andrese
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Yie
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U Isle
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Dwight Star
Grea
Hit Pine
Hit
Hye
Erin
Allen Dros Antes
Robes
Arnold Loth
Ose
Cocheco
Hamilton Fancy
Simpson
Berlin
Edwarnia
Warren
Biater
Geneste
Amurkeag
Wic
Conestora
Cord 3
Wise
Cordin Tne
Hamilton Awnings
Vic
Lenox Fancy
Methuen AA
Oakland AF
Portsmouth
Iitses
Java
Gulden Biend
Ariven
Dilworth’ S
Louisiana
Carolina
Bnet
Ee Ieee
Castile
Ae Ae
Iron and Steel
Rasianiots
Olls
Bartle Gamctonger
Michigan
Ingiana
British Trades Union Congress
Interstate
Goini
Esses Essesecccese
Eldorado, NL
John C. Osgood
France
Porto Rico
M. de ‘Gerie
Algeria
Gen. Forwood
Gopher Hole
Spencer County Reunion
Nancy Hanks
W. K. Berry
Grace Episcopal Church
Peterboro
Valparaiso, Ind
G. Wilson Stanford
Mary V. Mustard
County
Kokomo
Delia Manship
William Manship
Edward Manship
Bloomington
Samuel Briscoe
Fletcher National Bank
lIts
S. J. Fletcher
Chas. Latham
S. A. Fletcher
Ass’t Cash
Pythias
Indiana Notes
London Stage News
Covina
Levi Ashenfelter
Wyoming
Here
Ashenfelter
Mountain Division
James
Springfield
Ill
Catherine Ann Blair
Blair
Press
Popacer Sar
City Tiei
Washington Line
Land Anderson
Tion City
Sccoma
New Norfork
Fort Wayne
Cleveork Snd
Boston Limited
Knickerbocker
Benton Harbor Li
Benton Harbor Express
Beneaton Harbor
St. Louis Southwestern
Lim
St. Louis Limited
Terre Haute
Matto
St. Louis Express
Lafayette
Ago Fast Mail
White City
Cincinnati Express
Peflex
Peortia
Sesinotield
Springfeld
Ham
Dayton RY
City
W. Wash
St.enee
Dayton
Fiene
Toledo and
Detroit Express
P. i
Cincinnati Limited
Toledo
Detroi
D. & Louis RY
West Wash St
Coce- Area
Lake Erie & Western RK. R
Cateage
Det
Lafayte
Decatur
St. Cy
R'y
Baltimore
Columbus
Madison
East
Eas
Northland Express
Martineville
Spencer
Logansport
Vandalia
Martinsville
Brad
Philadelphia
Opring
Vincennes Phil
Xenia
U ON Traction CO
Union Block
Greenfield Line
Franklin &S4ieg
Greenfield
Knightstown
Georgia
Meridian
Greenfields
Indianapolis & Martinsv
Rapid Transit CO
Mooresville
Kentucky Avenue
Omen Street
Tnion
Brooklyn
Indianapolis, Greenwood & Franklin R. R. CO
Pennsylvania
Washington Streets
M. Iy
Te Nu
Aeanker
Xpress
Meraian
Greenwood
Dent Buchanan
Siliopolis
Omaha, Neb
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