Wall Street Stock Market Opens Higher After Irregular Start
New York April 4 The stock market opened irregular with many issues down slightly led by Colorado Fuel but quickly firmed. Union Pacific rose to 155% Reading to 110, with B A T and Pennsylvania also advancing. Bulls favored easier money conditions and higher pond market prices as buying intensified and shorts covered.
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Scrippa-McRae Press Association
New York
Colorado
Union Pacific
Reading
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Shorts
Cincinnati Live Stock Prices from April 4
Cincinnati live stock report lists cattle receipts at 500 with prices from 3.50 to 5.60 for various grades, calves at 7.25 to 7.07, hog receipts 2,100 with good to choice 6.85 to 6.90, and sheep receipts 250 with extra 5.85 to 6.00 and lambs 8.15 to 8.25. shippers and packing figures noted.
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Cincinnati
Shippers
New York Produce Prices Listed by Berippe TM Kae
In New York April 4, the press association reports pork prices at 4-Pork-Mess 7518.25 and lard Western steam spot at 9.15 with adjustments. Tallow varies city 6 3/4 to 7 percent, Butter extra creamery 30 3/4 to 31. eggs white fancy 18, western 17 4/5. full cream cheese 15 cents.
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Berippe
Kae Press Association
Brew York
Pork—Mess
Western Steam
Western
Chicago Market Report Cattle Hogs Sheep Prices Mixed
Chicago April 4 cattle receipts 7,500 prices vary from 4.15 to 5.75 for prime beeves with feedings, hogs receipts 18,000 up 5 cents with light hogs 6.60 to 6.90, etc. Sheep receipts 13,000 with native sheep 4.50 to 6.60 and native lambs around 0.50 to 23.5 per head ranges.
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Chicago
Sweeney Books Were Not Sold At Auction Conclusion
Auctioneer J He Shepler reports Sweeney books and a walnut dresser with marble top went unsold while other items fetched modest sums. A cherry hall tree sold for 16.50, and small picture frames brought 10 cents to a persistent bidder. Sweeney plans to stay in Indianapolis and store unsold items, noting health worries and recent loss of fortune. The sale, he says, totaled about $8,000, roughly one third of his earlier expenditure.
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J. He Shepler
Sweeney
Claypool
Indianapolis
State Life Insurance Company
yThey
Wheat and grain futures dip on rain forecasts in Chicago
Wheat futures fall about 40 percent on rain prospects across the winter belt with May at 76 4 76?c and July around 78 4 85c. Corn drops around 4 cents, May near 45 4otsc and July 45%c. oats down about 4 1sc early with May 42 41%4c. Provisions ease with July pork at 16.21 16.20, lard near 9.00 9.02% and ribs 8.82 8.924c. Local receipts show wheat carlots, corn 460, oats 220. May wheat 75 5gc, July 71%c. No 2 red winter 76 7614c. May corn 45%c, July 43%s ¢, No 3 yellow 41 42c. May oats 42c, July 36%sc, No 2 white unchanged.
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Timothy
Serippe-Meline Press Association
Chicago
Doe
Live Stock Prices and Receipts From Indianapolis Market
Indianapolis April 4 hogs 5,509 cattle 1,500 sheep and lambs light receipts. Hog market steady with top 6.90. Cattle sheep and lambs sold at steady prices. Quotations list various steers heifers cows calves and bulls with price ranges from 2.22 to 6.90 per 100 pounds for different grades and weights.
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Indianapolis
Ice Prices Fall to 30 Cents per 100 Lbs This Season
Ice dealers in Indianapolis open the season with domestic ice at 30 cents per 100 pounds and 15 cents for large lots, a roughly five cent reduction from last year. Prices may rise later as demand grows, with agents urging consumers to buy 1000 pound ice books at three dollars to hedge against future increases. Coal prices show little change locally, though some smaller cities cut prices by fifty cents per ton for April. Specific coal rates for Pocahontas, Kanawha, Pittsburg, and other varieties are listed, with several at five to six dollars per ton depending on grade.
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Indianapolis
Coa
Heinz linked home for aged in county near Indianapolis
Indianapolis project by William H. Mardorf called Father Francis seeks a five acre site on Michigan road between Indianapolis and Acton for a humane home for elderly folk. H. J. Heinz may lend name and funds with Mardorf donating land. plan emphasizes a rustic nonrestrictive, homey environment and no church affiliation requirements.
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Indianapolis
H. J. Heinz
Michigan Road
Cincinnati
Acton
W. H. Mardorf
Pittsburg
Heinz
Francis
Chicago
Mardorf
Mr. Heinz
City Births and Deaths in a Local Record
City records list numerous births at various streets including 3h2 Smith street and 540 Bell street among others. It also notes deaths at City hospital and several residences such as 223 Grace street and 1997 Park avenue with causes like lobar pneumonia and carcinoma of the liver. Building permits follow with names and values for repairs and dwellings across multiple streets.
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Haddie Huegle
City Hospital
Julia Crawford
Grace
Photograph Captures Model Before Marriage to Pittsburg Millionaire
A newly discovered photo from New York, taken weeks before the artist's model wed a Pittsburg millionaire, is praised by acquaintances as the most complete illustration of her famed beauty among thousands of pictures.
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New York
Pittsburg
Belmont Shunned by Chevy Chase Club Sparks Social War
Perry Belmont was refused membership at the Chevy Chase club after a vote that produced two black balls. Belmont, already a member of the Metropolitan club, sought entry to the city’s fashionable Cheval Chase but faced social backlash as supporters urged against his nomination.
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Mont
Chevy Chase Club
Belmont
Chevy Chase
Bloomington high school to resume work next Monday
Special to The Sun reports Bloomington Indiana April 4 that the school board has rescinded its acceptance of nine teachers resignations and asks those teachers to apply for reinstatement. School had been suspended several days and citizens pressured the board to change action.
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the Sun
Bloomington
Ind
New Process Visible Range At Vonnegut Hardware
Demonstrations on the second floor attract many city women as Mrs. Matherson presents helpful hints and courteous hostelry. The New Process Visible Range showcases a high baking oven elevated broiler and visible flame with quick baking and gas-saving economy. Guests witness cooking processes and sample outputs like broiled chops and tomato salad as talks continue through the week.
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Vonnegut Hardware Company
Taft Tramps Canal Site In Hoisting Bucket Visit
Secretary Taft descended in a hoisting bucket to inspect canal work, following Roosevelt's lead. He and Congressman Burton joined a thorough tour of the future lock site and its test pits before departing yesterday evening for Havana.
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Scripps-Mchrae Preas Association
Colon
Taft
Roosevelt
Burton
Havana
Wickard Not There In Fraudulent Check Case
Willard S. Wickard lumber dealer failed to appear in police court. Judge Whallon continued the case to Friday after word Wickard could not attend. Wickard is charged with issuing a fraudulent check to William Beck on Capitol National Bank. Bondsmen had surrendered him, he remained jailed one night and the settlement with Beck was hoped for by Wickard. Beck reportedly would drop the prosecution if settlement occurs.
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Willard S. Wickard
Whallon
Wickard
William Beck
Beck
Capitol National Bank
Insect Destroyer Appointed for Richmond Field Tests
W J Phillips has been detailed by the national government to conduct field experiments in Richmond Indiana to discover remedies for insects that destroy wheat rice corn and field grasses.
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Richmond
Ind
W. J. Phillips
Start of Fight Upon Roosevelt Scheme to Down Him
A White House briefing describes a coordinated effort by Harriman Rockefeller and Hearst to control the next two years of Congress and the Republican party. The president’s aides warn of a nationwide conspiracy funded at about 5 million dollars to defeat his policies, with targets in Pennsylvania Ohio and beyond. Senator Bourne and Senator Burkett are named as trusted lieutenants aiding the counter effort.
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Congress
Republican Party
Pennsylvania
Knox
Taft
Ohio
Bourne
Oregon
Pacific Coast
Burkett
Nebraska
White House
E. H. Harriman
John D. Rockefeller
William Randolph Hearst
Roosevelt
Harriman says he will quit the controversy with Roosevelt
In New York on April 4 E H Harriman announced he would not continue the dispute with President Roosevelt. He refused to discuss recent remarks and declined to comment on rumors the president seeks a third term, while noting no bargain linked Depew and Black for the 1904 New York senatorial contest.
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New York
E. H. Harriman
Roosevelt
Depew
France
United States
Webster
Harriman
Wall-st
Steel Plant Planned for Duluth by United States Steel
The United States Steel company will build a new Duluth Minnesota plant at about one million dollars. The facility will manufacture steel rails structural shapes and bars for rail and structural use.
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Superial
the Sun
New York
The
United States Steel Company
Duluth
Minn
Man Falls From Bridge and Drowns in Indiana
Hamilton Burns, 68, of Waldron, died today after accidentally falling from a traction bridge over Conn's creek in Shelbyville. He left a widow and eight grown children.
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Shelbyville
Ind
Hamilton Burns
Waldron
Conn’s Creek
Richmond suicide shocks county as man ends life
In Richmond Indiana on April 4 Fred Vonpeln killed himself, ending his life by self-inflicted action. The terse notice records the death as a suicide and identifies the deceased by name and location.
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Syeeiate
Richmond
Ind
Fred Vonpeln
Fragmentary timetable snippet from unknown source
Disjointed times and codes scattered across phrases, unreadable context. Likely a timetable or schedule fragment with inconsistent markers and missing labels. No clear events, names, or locations can be reliably identified.
Company Trains to Crawfordsville and Lafayette Schedule
Train departures from 6:00 am to 9:15 pm include through service to Crawfordsville at 10:50 am and 4:30 pm. A 12:15 pm train runs only to Frankfort. For details call Ace Terminal Building, Old Main 171 ring, New Main 5036.
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Assengi
Shad
Rushville
Cunnersville
Shelbyville
Greensburg
Connersville
Indianapolis
Pee Reat Ag
Noblesville
Tipton
Nion City
Hartford
Silly
Montpelier
Flwood
Kokorma
Bluttton
Marion
Ko¢ansport
Peru
Alexandria
Wabash
Fort Wayne
Green Peete
Marion Firver
Crawfordsville
Lafayette
Frankfort
Company’s of Ace
Indianapolis and Southern Traction timetable notice
Passenger trains depart Indianapolis Terminal daily from 6 10 a m to 8 10 p m and at 10 10 and 11 15 p m to Southport Greenwood Whiteland Franklin Amity Edinburg Taylorsville and Columbus with limited Greenwood service. Freight cars run to Columbus and intermediate points at 9 9 a m and 6 60 p m daily except weekends, and 11 43 a m Saturdays. Sundays to Franklin only. A A Anderson General Manager.
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Indianapolis, Columbus & Southern Traction Company
Indianapolis Terminal
Ribble’s Drug Store
Mountain Square
Southport
Greenwood
Whiteland
Franklin
Amity
Edinburg
Taylorsville
Columbus
Ind
A. A. Anderson
Indianapolis and Eastern trains schedule snippet
Trains depart Indianapolis for New Castle Richmond and Payton at multiple morning and afternoon times with through limited runs to New Castle and Dayton Ohio. Knightstown and Knightstown-only service noted. Avon Danville connections every 90 minutes until 9 30 pm. Last car 11 15 pm. car not Sunday.
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Indianapolis
New Castle
Richmond
Payton
Dayton
Knightstown
Indianapolis & Western Traction Company
Avon
Danville
Trans
Train Schedule Between Indianapolis Martinsville and Mooresville
From Mooresville Bethany Park Martinville Indiana first train at 6 01 a m and hourly to 7 00 p m Night trains depart 9 00 10 00 and 11 30 p m The 10 p m service runs only to a Mooresville office Terminal building Old Main 17 3 ting New Main 6056
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Mooresville
Bethany Park
Martinaville
Ind
Indianapolis Public Works approves Shelby Street alley opening 1907
City Board of Public Works in Indianapolis announces approval of the assessment roll for opening an alley east of Shelby Street from Naomi Street to the first alley south of Minnesota Street. It lists owners of property benefiting or damaged, including Nancy Lacy and John F Ludeman, with listed monetary awards of 60 each, and notes proceedings were completed under Declaratory Resolution No 4568 of 1906.
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Department OF Public Works
Office of the Board
Court House
Indianapolis
Ind
Board of Public Works
Indiana
Shelby Street
First Alley
Minnesota Street
Naomi Street
Lacy
Nancy
Hoffman
S. E. Bgt
Ludeman
John F
de Lacy
S. E. Bom
Ees Matheas
Aaid Shelby Street
Joseph T. Elliott
Preston C. Vtrusler
Fred J. Mack
Board
Indianapollis
Vigo Street
Master's Sub
Cress’ Add
Masters Sun
Master’s Sub
Cress' Add
Daniel
Edith Lester
Cress
John F. Richardson
Mary E. Wright
I Daniel
Edith Lesley
Ceee
Preston C. Tasler
Board of Firth Works
Michigan Street
Blake Street
Holmes Avenue
White River
Indianapolis Union Railway
Preston C. Trusler
City of
Clifton Street
Thirty-First Street
Thirty-Sixth Street
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Brazil
Home For
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Maréch
Food Products
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Winona Assembly
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William Thaw
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Maud Lee
Smith St
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Mary Jahniges
S. Meridianst
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Ann Wnordman
Washington St
Brandt
Helen State
Woodruff Place
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Mamie Roasch
Bell St
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Golda Winterhoff
Linden-st
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E. Tenth-st
Gus
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Twenty Eighth-St
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Minnie Stiiby
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Ella Alexander
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Matilda C. Wesburg
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Ada B. Cox
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Ellsworth Heller
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Joel Fritsch
E. Tenth
J. M. Kingsbury
Michigan
J. W. Carter
London
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Parkview
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Comenesy Ant Co
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Secripps-McRae Press Association
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Hearst
Nomi
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Scripps-McRee Press Association
Steel Plant
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Tion Company
Muncle
Tan Nme
Indianapolis Coal Traction Co
Ben Davis
Plainiell
Newmain
Indianapolia & Northwestern Traction
Indianapolis & Eastern
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