Stock market opens lower amid early declines and mixed trading
The New York stock market opened generally lower with declines in many issues led by St Paul and Pacific rail names. Reading fell 1 1/2 to 4 percent while Amalgamated and others edged down. Later trading saw a shift to bear pressure with broad losses, and bonds held steady as grain futures showed steady or firm oats and corn quotes.
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Scrippse-McRae Press Association
New York
Purtnet
St.Paul
Boo
Anaconda
Northern Pacific
Southern Pacific
Reading
Steel
Amalgamated
London
Union Pacific
Canadian Pacific
Ated
Chicago Market Prices Reported for Eggs Butter Cheese
Chicago on April 2 reports egg prices at vtec and extra costs for butter creamers. Cheese twins listed at 144 lic with poultry items including turkeys chickens and ducks priced per dozen 25.00 7.09.
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Chicago
Scripps-WeRae Press Association
Cattle and hog markets reveal firm receipts in St Louis
In St Louis on April 2 cattle receipts reached 5,000 with firm trend. Beef cattle sold from 400 to 450, stockers and feeders 3.50 to 3.50, cows and heifers 2.95 to 5.25, Texas steers 2.05 to 5.60. Hog receipts remained high with lights and packers showing 6.20 to 6.10. Sheep and lambs were steady with lambs 3.75 to 8.00 and mutton around 4.25 to 5.75.
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St. Louis
Scripps-McRae Presa Association
Texas
Commodity price list for grains and hay commodities
Corn and oats prices listed with 54e and 16.00 to 18.00 per unit. Shelled oats 43 hc millet 13.00 to 15.00. Timothy hay 20.90, clover 16.09 to 18.19, mixed hay 18.00 to 19.00. Straw 6.00 to 8.00.
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Timothy
Hay
Clover
Prairie
Indianapolis Produce Ad Lists Varied Fresh Goods Prices
A bustling list from Indianapolis Produce shows Florida beans tomatoes onions and cabbage priced per peck, bunch, or piece. It covers fruits, vegetables, mushrooms, seafood like flounders and lobsters, and various cuts of beef and lamb, with many per pound or per dozen figures.
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Florida
Bermuda
Louisiana
California
Malaga
Klein
Front Quarter
Hind Quarter
Livestock receipts boost hog prices in Indianapolis market
Indianapolis activity shows hog receipts at 4500 with prices ruling two dimes higher than yesterday. Market brisk from start, supply exhausted, top hogs at 6.95, most trades 5.80 to 6.95, while cattle demand remains strong for fat butcher stock and finished steers. Sheep and lambs sold promptly at unchanged prices as overall demand stays healthy.
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Indianapolis
Easaly
Indianapolis Street Railway stockCENTER OF LOCAL STOCKS
Local securities on the Indianapolis exchange show activity with bid up 314 points and an 118% ask. Praction and Terminal quotations steady. Union Traction common at 32 bid. Multiple banks and rail interests listed with varied prices. ex-dividend notes and shares traded include Indianapolis Street Railway and Union Traction.
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Indianapolis Street Railway
Local Stock Exchange
Union Traction Common
Indianapolis
American Central Life Ins. Co
American National Bank
Atlas Engine Works
Belt Railroad
Brown-Ketcham Ironks
Capital National Bank
Central Trust Co
Ee ‘Itizens’ Savines Deposit Co
Eee
Columbia National Bank
Farmers Trust Company
Federal Union Surety Co
Wome Brewing Co
Indiana Hotel Co
Sft Ind. Hotel Co
Merchants’ National Bank
New Tel. Co
People’s State Bank
Bee People’s
Ranh
Hiepves & Co
Chitw. Trust Company
Haute Traction
Haute Waterwors
Union National Bank
Union Traction
Hontisproad Ripple
Ceceee
Citizens Street Railroad
Ft. Wayne & W. V. T. Co
Indiana Union Traction
Joy Indisnapolis & Eastern
Redpls
Greenfield Roo
Martinsville
R. T. As
Menapolis Northern Trac
Uetnanls
Northwestern
Indisnapolis Street Railway
Indianapolis Trac
Term
Idanapolis Water Co
Mooom. & W. Traction
St Merchants
Union Traction of
Incdiana
New York Produce Market Prices Report
New York April 2 prices show pork and dairy items with scattered figures. Entries include Mess pork at 18.25, butter extra at 9.0 and 19 2c, cheese full cream at 18¢, and various western and creamery references.
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Scrippa-Meilae Press Association
New York
Pork—Mess
Western
Chicago Live Stock Prices and Receipts Report
Chicago April 2 live stock market summary shows cattle receipts at 5.5 percent higher or steady with prime beef around 3.80 to 3.73. cows and heifers 3.40 to 3.85. hogs receipts 13.6 percent lower. light hogs 6.40 to 6.80. mixed 4.15 to 4.80. heavy 5.40 to 7.06. sheep receipts 20M steady with native sheep 4.5 to 9.9 and western lambs 6.75 to 8.15.
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Secripps-MecRne
Chicago
Ai.qva
President Says Harriman Lied Continues on Page 1
President asserts Harriman lied about campaign funds and appoint ment pledges. He recounts private talks over railroad supervision and Katrina depew ambassador hopes, noting Harriman’s alleged disinterest in Hughes or party control and his own stance on appointing Depew or Hyde. The exchange includes letters about the forthcoming message and pre dissemination.
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Washington
Ueir
Mr. Harriman
Harriman
Parker Shows Interest in Harriman Letter Readings
Albany April 2 former Judge Alton B Parker, defeated by Roosevelt for the presidency, displayed keen interest in the Harriman letter alleging a bargain between Roosevelt and Harriman. Parker declined to quote on the contents, saying he may need time to gather data.
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Albany
N. Y
Harriman
Roosevelt
TY. H. Harriman
Alton B. Parker
Parker
Jtarriman
Judge Parker
Cortelyou
Banker Gets Three Years in Warsaw Bank Case
In Warsaw Me April 2 the jury found Harvey W W Salmon guilty of accepting deposits while knowing the bank was insolvent after about three and a half hours deliberation. He was sentenced to three years in the penitentiary.
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Warsaw
Harvey WW. Salmon
Cincinnati Livestock Prices Trimmed by Market Slump
Cincinnati Ohio April 2 cattle receipts 210 steers good choice $4 50 calves extra 7 00 hegs receipts 2 1/2 to 6 00 sheep receipts strong extra 5 85 to 6 00 lambs ext 8 00 spring lambs 12 00 15 00 good mixed packers 6 80
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Cencinnati
Strom
Meats and Lard Price List Corrected by Kinsen and Co
Corrected by Kinsen and Co this list shows prices for English style hams boiled hams bone less rosette picnie hams breckfast bacon salt bacon dried beef lard pickled pork fresh pork joints fresh shoulders veal carcase mutton and lamb. Prices include per barrel and per pound figures with varied percentages and weights.
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Kinsen & Co
Treasurers Seen With Bulging Purses in Marion County
The article discusses a proposed depository law taking effect January 1, 1908, and a salary increase for Marion County treasurer Oliver Ensley to 33 000 a year. It warns the law may be challenged in court as treasurers gain both higher pay and interest from public funds, while a new county board of finance will handle deposits.
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Marion County
Oliver PL Ensley
Edward Robison
County Board of Finance
Financial Board
Chicago Mayoral Election Opens Amid Fire at Polling Place
Chicago April 2 Balloting begins in the Dunne Busse race with about 400000 expected votes. Busse claims a 40000 plurality, Dunne bets on around 50000. A voters panic erupts when a candle causes a fire in booth 9314 Superior Ave injuring two policemen and a clerk. The fire department extinguishes the blaze.
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Scripps-McRae Presa Association
Chicago
Edward F. Dunne
Frederick A. Busse
Busse
Dunne
Superiorave
O'Keefe
Reed
Max Thaduensel
Fire at Central Union Telephone inspection dept building
A small fire occurred on the top floor of the Central Union Telephone company building at 142 144 W Maryland street causing downtown excitement but limited damage. The structure houses Western Electric company offices.
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Central Union Telephone Company
Maryland St
Western Filectric Company
Incorporations Filed For Multiple Indiana Firms
Articles of incorporation filed with the secretary of state list Klus Lumber company Lafayette Chautauqua association Pautfayvete Indiana Bond and Securities company all with capital stocks ranging from 15 000 to 25 000 dollars. Directors named include Klus Maddux Jamison Bruns King Jimple Ross and others. Incorporators named Clarence Leib Marc Ryan Walter E Smelser.
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Klus Lumber Company
Munete
Jac A. Klus
J. M. Maddux
F. Maddux
Lafayette Chautauqua Association
Pautfayvete
Capital
Tl. C. Glick
R. C. Stade
C. B. Jamison
B. J. Bruns
G. B. King
JT. J.imple
A. I. Ross
Indiana Bond and Securities Company
Anderson
Capital Stock
Clarence Leib
Marc Ryan
Walter E. Smelser
Explosion kills workman at Miller's station
John Reiss was blown to pieces by a premature nitroglycerine explosion while drawing off at the Aetna powder mill. No trace of him or the building remained. In Atlanta, Griffth's team holds light practice amid cold conditions as plans for opening day unfold and a pitcher may be acquired. Hal Cinase expected to report soon as Detroit action waits.
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Flammond
Ind
John Reiss
Miller's Station
Aetna
Griffth
Elberfeld
Jeft
New York
Washington
Griffith
Smith
Detroit
Hal Cinase
Trades School Fad of Heinz Continues Expansion
The piece notes Heinzs push to expand the Winona Technical Institute and related trades programs. Six new departments will open next September, totaling 15 trades. Heinz, head of Winona traction interests, discusses plans for an entrance building at Winona Lake and the institute governance meeting at Union Trust.
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Heinz
Winona
Winona Traction
Winona Lake
Winona Assembly
Winona Traction Mboresis
Notice to subscribers to Sun on delivery complaints
Sun readers urged to report missed deliveries promptly by calling 880 with old or new numbers. Any misconduct or neglect by carriers should also be reported to the Sun circulation department.
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Sun
Chaplain Murro Charges Vice in Tombs Prison
Reverend John J. Murro, former Tombs chaplain, says he will testify before the grand jury about corruption at the Tombs where Harry K. Thaw is confined. He alleges liquor, privileges paid for by inmates, and after hours visits, all under authorities’ eyes. Cogges declines to discuss the charges and threatens to present reasons for the chaplain’s removal if he testifies.
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Cogges
Harry SK. Thaw
Sincn
Meare
Alunro
Munro
Coggey
Cuggey
Flamilton
Tombs
Dr. McGuire
Kansas City Mayoral Race Highlights Local Contest
Kansas voters in major cities cast ballots as municipal elections proceed. In Kansas City W W Rose seeks a third mayor term as Democrat against independent J W Voorhies and Republican Tek K Cornell, while both parties vie for city treasurer. In Topeka William Green and W T Keomper contend for mayor.
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Kansas
Kansas City
W. W. Rose
Bint
J. W. Voorhies
Te K K. Cornell
Topeka
Detroit Votes Lean Republican In Statewide Result
In Michigan results a Republican sweep emerged with 75 percent statewide support. Detroit rejected Andrew Carnegie’s slate again as party lines held. J Jeffrey elected police judge amid broader GOP gains. A J Denney won in the fifth district congress race.
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Scripp
MecRar Press
Detroit
Mich
Andrey Carnegie
Vno
Bey Beet
Ted
Detderrats
J. Jeffreys
Polie Judge
A. J. Dickenny
Congress
Thaw Lunacy Hearing Details Include Dr Hamilton Testimony
The record outlines Dr Hamilton and other physicians testifying about Harry K Thaw's mental state at the Tombs. Witnesses describe his June 7 exam as shock dazed and suspicious. Evelyn Nesbit Thaw attends as Jerome pushes for insanity findings and a possible commission report.
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Dr. Hamilton
Chairman McClure
Bvtlyn
Ted
Harry
Tombs
May Break Meet and Call Strike Over Wage Rise
Government commissioners aid efforts in Chicago to secure a 12 percent wage increase for all railroad workers. unions threaten strikes if nine hour day not waived or full class concessions granted. Knapp and Neil stay on, meetings planned through the day as negotiations continue amid uncertainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Garretgon
Knapp
Neil
Washington
Auditorium Annex
New Process Visible gas range showcased by Mrs Matherson
The vonnegut Hardware company at 10 Washinton st presents the New Process Visible gas range. Mrs Lillian Matherson demonstrates cooking with the range claiming gas savings and steady oven heat. Crowds attend daily demonstrations with pies and cakes baked evenly.
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Econoy
Vonnegut Hardware Company
Washuston St
Jinthinan
Lillian Matherson
Demonstre
Matherson
Saloon License Granted After Artman Referenced
Fred W Kleine was granted a saloon license by the county commissioners on Tuesday for his 1123 English Ave business. Tenth ward citizens filed remonstrances similar to a prior Artman case, and the group hopes to take the matter to the supreme court.
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Fred W Kieine
English Ave
Kleine
Tenth Ward
Artman
Supreme Court
Guthrie mayoral race draws in Guthrie contest
Oklahoma cities vote on mayor and officials today with Guthrie featuring a tight race between ex-Gov Cash Barnes Republican and incumbent Dr. John W. Duke Democrat the Democratic ticket head.
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Scrippe-McHaee Press
Guthrie
Okla
Oklahoma Cities
Cash" Barnes
John W. Duke
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Cincinnati
Liv
Stock
Scripps-MecRae Presa Association
Croesus
Eys
the Board of Finance
Windy City
Chase
Schripps-McHae Press Association
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Fad of Heinz
Head of Traction Co
John Wahemnndker
Jleing
Indianapoolis
Grand Jury
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Murre
Chaplin
Topatinoa
Kas
Municipal
Michigan
Wade
Thaw
Jerome
Luke J. Evers
St. Andrew's Roman Catholic Church
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Harry K. Thaw
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MeClure
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Chatman McClure
Devonpe
Greason
Tar Hamilton
Tatter
Gleason
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Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Scripps-McRaee Preas Association
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