Wall Street Opens Higher as Stocks Rise Broadly
The stock market started up in New York on April 5 with widespread gains from 1/8 to 1 1/4, led by Hill issues and Union Pacific up a full point. Southern Pacific jumped 3 1/2, while high grade shares gained 1 1/4 to 2 points. bonds held firm as outside buyers sustained strength despite an afternoon slowdown.
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New York
Hill
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Dairy Products Licenses and Prices Listed in Chicago
Scrippa MecRne Press Association reports Chicago licenses for Butter Creamery extra Cheese Twins Poultry Turkeys chickens ducks geese with prices shown as cents per unit. The notice includes per dozen rates and stock items offered by the vendor.
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Scrippa-MecRne Press Association
Chicago
Pittsburg market brief shows mixed livestock pricing
Pittsburg on April 5 reports livestock quotes with light demand and steady tone. Prices listed include prime cattle at 5.60 to 5.75, good sheep at 11.0 to 15.0, wethers and lambs showing varied values, and hogs in a rough 15 grade range.
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Pittsburg
Waithe
Heec
Whert-Firm and Grain Market Listings Observe Mixed Grades
The record shows varied grain and hay pricing with No. 2 red and white commodities, multiple through billing values, and several No. 3 and No. 4 grades. Inspections list several carloads of wheat, corn, rye, and timothy with mixed grades and several rejections, totaling 45 cars.
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Hay
Timothy
ryeHow
Claver
New York Produce Prices Reported by Press Association
New York market notes show Park-Zless at 47.50 with 18.25, Lard-Western steam spot at 9.90, Tallow-City at 14.06 to 14.65, Butter-Creamery extra around 28 to 29 cents, Eyes-White fancy at 19 cents, and Cheese-Full cream at lic.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
New York
Park
Zless
Western Steam
Western
Lic
Cincinnati Live Stock Prices Report April 5
Cincinnati live stock totals show cattle receipts 926 with quiet trade. Butcher steers graded extra to good and choice from 4.60 to 9.25. Calves up to 7.50. hogs receipts 5,722 with good to choice from 6.80 to 6.35. Mixed packers 6.75 to 6.80. Sheep receipts 10 with extras 5.85 to 6.00 and lambs at 8.25.
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Cincinnati
Ecco
Sued Politician for a Divorce in Superior Court
Mrs. Patience Neff testified in Superior Court that she hit her husband Marion A. Neff with a skillet out of impatience. She recalled throwing a bottle labeled Ammonia and Nitroglycerine, though the label was disputed. Neff, a former Park board member, claimed his wife threw missiles at him while she said he failed to support her and had no steady work.
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Superior Court
Patience Neff
Blake St
Vinson Carter
Marion A. Neff
Groninger
Neff
Jeane
Iit
Park Board
Taggart
Live Stock Prices and Receipts at Indianapolis Market
Indianapolis April 5 receipts hogs 6500 cattle 1900 sheep and lambs strong. Hog market lower with top price 6.99. Cattle steady. steers by weight with ranges and prices. heifers and cows quoted with various margins. Bulls and calves listed. heavy hogs and lights priced. sheep and yearlings show strength and varying grades.
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Indianapolis
Random OCR Agricultural Prices List
Readable items include millets and hay with prices such as Millet at 13090715.00 and Hay Timoths at 19.99 and 120.00. Other entries show Clover and Mixed with 16.00 and 7.00 and 18.00 19.00 respectively.
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Cerne Aif
Timoths
Cattle Prices Steady in St Louis Market Report
Scripps McRae Presa Association in St Louis reports cattle receipts with beef steers steady at 3.50 to 5.00 per cwt and feeders around 3.50 to 4.00, jugs and packers near 6.00 to 6.85, best heavy offerings noted. Lambs listed at 4.00, natives described as steady.
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Scripps-McRae Presa Association
ST. Louis
Chicago Live Stock Prices and Receipts Report
Chicago live stock report from April 5 shows cattle receipts at 1501 with prices for prime neat, stockers, calves, Texans, and feeders. hogs receipts and price ranges from rough to heavy. sheep receipts strong with varying bids. notes include cattle and hog categories with several price points.
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Chicago
Scripps-Melige Provo
Neeves
MAY QUIT STATE TAX BOARD
Rumor says John C. Wingate may not be reappointed to the State Board of Tax Commissioners due to failing health. Wingate, known for ability and integrity, has not had his term renewed. He reportedly traveled to Bermuda for rest as the board prepares to begin active work after his illness on a train.
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Board
Wingate
Tax Board
Bermuda
Shipping the New Laws Across State Counties
The legislature acts were shipped to all but 11 counties Friday before noon. Sixty one counties had receipted for the books and officials expected completion and readiness for the governor's proclamation by Wednesday of next week.
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Secretary of State
McGovern to be discharged from Stamford sanitarium
Stamford Conn April 5 Terry McGovern former boxing champion to be discharged this afternoon from Stamford Hall sanitarium where he has been since December He was described as a total wreck and victim of paresis but his trouble was alcoholism He is greatly improved but whether he will fight again is problematical
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Scripnps-McRae Press Association
Stamford
Conn
Terry McGovern
Stamford Hall
Terry
Incorporations Filed For Rail Road and Credit Association
Articles of incorporation filed with the secretary of state on Friday include The Chiveazge Hammond and Gary Railroad Company with capital stock 19400. Directors listed were H. L. Underwood V. C. Jones BE A. Carstensen and FF. H. Schmitt. Also Marion Physicians' Credit Association of Marion aims to adjust and collect debts and publish non-payers. Officers named are Dr. D. H. Williams president Dr. E O Harrold vice president Dr. M L Lewis secretary treasurer Helen Realty Co Indianapolis capital stock 10000. Directors named C. B. Sommers Abraham Raphael David Sommers M. S. Ehrlich and Aaron Waldheim.
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Hammond & Gary Railroad Company
H. L. Underwood
V. C. Jones
BE. A. Carstensen
FF. H. Schmitt
Marion Physicians’ Credit Association
Marion
D. H. Williams
E. O. Harrold
M. L. Lewis
Helen Realty Co
Indianapolis
Capital Stock
C. B. Sommers
Abraham Raphael
David Sommers
Ehrlich
Aaron Waldheim
Grain futures mixed as May and July contracts rise on Board of Trade
Chicago reports Scripps-McRae: May oats at 42 42 ½ cents, July higher by fractions. May corn at 45 ½ to 46 1/4 cents, July around 46 1/4. wheat gains with May at 77 1/4 to 78 1/4 cents and July near 79 1/2 cents. Hog products soften. May pork 16.05, lard 8.95, ribs 8.76. Local receipts list wheat 19, corn 265, oats 121 cars. No. 2 red winter May 7 1/?. May corn 4 1/16 to 4 1/8, July 4 6 1/4. May oats 42 1/2, July 37 1/4 to 37 1/2.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Chicago
Board of Trade
Tilge
Cattle and Sheep Receipts Reported at East Buffalo Auction
East Buffalo New York April 5 cattle receipts 50 strong with yearlings to 37.00 to 9.50 for calves and 5.10 to 9.50 for other cattle sheep receipts 10 000 lambs to eight dollars plus hogs receipts 950 steady with Yorkers 7.20 to 7.25 pigs 7.15 to 7.25 heavy 7.00 to 7.25.
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East Buffalo
N. Y
Ocean Pleasures for Indianapolis Ocean Pleasures for Indianapolis
The Pavilion By the Sea will anchor White City in the coming summer with a 400 by 250 foot Olympian pool, six to seven feet deep, and a broad promenade. An electric horse racing track follows the gravel beach, offering open mounts. A 500 by 300 foot white pavilion with grand domes and arched entrance will house the features, aiming for a May 1 finish. cement supply delays threaten progress as excavation nears, promising a grand fair like a white city.
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White City
Middle West
Indianapolis
Indiana
Citi Record of a Day Births and Deaths in City Notice
Names and addresses list births with boy and girl entries plus medical conditions for some individuals. Several pairs noted with street addresses and ages. includes hospital and home births, diseases such as tuberculosis pneumonia and heart conditions. community notification style, no narrative.
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Mary Ella Loyd
Washington Ave
Charles W. Gaunt
N. Senareave
Ellen Wallace
Mercy Allen Stevens
Broadway
Bertha E. Simon
Leander Drake
Catherine Taylor
W. Sixteenth
Clara M. Grossman
Denny
Building Permits Listing Residential Constructions
A list of building permits with names, project types, locations and stated valuations. Notable entries include Mary Connelly at 384 Blackford remodel valued at 1500 and Frank G C Schmeadel residence at 3168 N Capitol valued at 3506, with several other residences cottages and dwellings in Woodside Olive W Cora Lee and Newland areas. Indianapolis Light and Heat reports a building on E Ohio valued at 1000.
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Mary Connelly
Blackford
J. S. Cruse
Woodside
Olive
E. Caven
D. B. Lester
W. Cora
H. E. Thoms
Newland
Indianapolis Light and Heat Company
E. Ohio
Leander Murphy
Olney
William W. Weaschsler
Union
H. DD. Terry
Lee
Frank GC. Schmeadel
N. Capitol
Meet of Teachers Opens in South Bend
Special to The Sun. South Bend Ind April 5 The Northern Indiana Teachers association opened with an address on National Ideals by J M Greenwood Kansas City schools He was followed by W H Mees Syracuse University on Lincoln and Douglas Other talks covered Nature Study Bird Life History Music Kindergarten and Books and Reading More than 3000 teachers attend and the association decided to hold next year’s convention in Indianapolis.
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South Bend
Ind
Northern Indiana Teachers’ Association
C.S. Hodge
Clark University
W. H. Mace
Syracuse
Nannie C. Love
Indianapolis
Amelia Hofer
Chicago
Hugh Black
New York
T Jay
Indiana board appointees named by Gov Hanly
Gov Hanly announced Friday appointments to boards including Indiana Women's Prison with Ella B McCoy Isidover Lafayette and Dan Waugh Tipton plus William J McKee Indianapolis, all Democratic except McCoy and Wilson Republicans. Lafayette Soldiers Home reappointed Louis B Fulleweiler while A M Scott Ladoga may not be reappointed due to board size limits. other continuing members are William S Haggard Lafayette Eli F Ritter Indianapolis and Eli W Menaugh Salem.
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Board of Indiana Women's Prison
Ella B. McCoy
Isidover
Indianapolis
Bent Wilson
Lafayette
Dan Waugh
Tipton
M.s
William J. McKee
McKee
Wilson
Louis B. Fulweiler
A. M. Scott
Ladoga
William 8. Haggard
Eli F. Ritter
Eli W. Menaugh
Salem
Stabbed Comrades While They Slept at Soldiers Home
Dayton Ohio April 5 Five Civil War veterans were stabbed in the soldiers home while asleep. William Huffman of barracks 33 wielded the weapon. He was overpowered after a fierce struggle as cries drew guards. Two of the wounded remain critical, others expected to recover.
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William H. Huffman
Huffman
David Ozile
James Conners
Jota Daugherty
Howard Smith
David Gavin
Gov Hanly Improves. May Return to Office Saturday
Gov Hanly was reported much stronger and gaining Friday. If weather is favorable Saturday, he may spend part of the day in his office, signaling a potential return to duties sooner than expected.
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Gov
Hanly
John D Glore Dies After Brother’s Fatal Accident
John D Glore 82 died in Rushville on April 5 after nervous shock from learning his brother was detrocuted crossing a live wire fence. Another man was killed in the incident last September.
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Rushville
John D. Glore
Mr. Glore
Will Investigate Death In City Hospital Case
Kris a Hunyak died at City hospital Friday after being brought by cab from a Hunyak community at 4h¢ W Washington St. He had grippish illness a week. The coroner will conduct an investigation.
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Por
Kris
Washington-st
President Will Grill Plotters Continues on Page 1
The article details charges for reading or publishing another’s private papers without authorization, with penalties up to one year in jail or a $2,000 fine. Hill confessed to publishing a letter involving President Roosevelt, cried, and sought release to his family. He had been discharged from Harriman’s service before. bail was posted and the case continued. Authorities may pursue others involved in printing the letters.
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Hill
Harriman
Roosevelt
de Coupett & Doromus
Kretelin
Noted Protest Points to Publisher Duty in Case
A statement was presented to the prosecutor asserting that publishers share equal responsibility with Hill for violating the law. The assertion emphasizes accountability across publishing entities and seeks legal action or scrutiny of publication practices.
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Hill
Free golf kept at Riverside despite low use
J Clyde Power, superintendent of parks, notes Riverside free golf course costs about 1090 dollars annually while only three boys played regularly last season. Six persons have ever been recorded on the course at once. Yet the Board of Public Parks votes to continue the free links this year as most people favor the Riverside fee course elsewhere.
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J. Clyde Power
Riverside
Board of Public Parks
Sentenced the expert in forgery case at Lafayette
Lafaytte Ind April 5 Jaimes R Morgan arrested last night on forgery charges was today sentenced to two to 114 years in prison Morgan an expert phebman confessed to operating in nearly every large city in the country
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Lafayette
Ind
Jaimes R. Morgan
Morgan
Fire destroys university engineering building in Montreal
A major blaze at the university in Montreal destroyed the general engineering building of the university. An unknown origin fire caused the loss, which is estimated at 750000 dollars. The building was one of the continent’s best equipped for its type.
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Scrippia-McRae Press Association
Montreal
Park Salaries Likely To Rise After New Law
The Indianapolis Board of Public Parks has not yet raised salaries for Supt. J Clyde Power and others despite a new park law allowing salary fixing. Friday’s regular meeting lacked a quorum, so no official action occurred. Power expects salaries will revert to pre cut figures at the next meeting. Prior to the law the city council set salaries and reduced powers.
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Indianapolis
Power
Tion
Board Expected to Restore Power to His Salary
A cautious note says the board plans to raise Mr. Power back to his former pay after a recent salary cut. Despite the reduction, he remained in position while the move to resignation neared.
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Power
Constantine to Face Jury in Chicago Murder Case
Frank J Constantine, accused slayer of Mrs Arthur W Gentry, will be tried by a 12 man jury within a week after arriving in Chicago from Brooklyn. Officials say they have sufficient evidence to convict, despite Constantine’s claim that Mrs Gentry killed herself with a razor. If police plans hold, Constantine will reach Chicago Monday.
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Scripps-McRee Press Association
Chicago
Frank J. Constantine
Arthur WW. Gentry
Brooklyn
Constantine
Schwab's Uncle Hurt In Steel Yard Crush
M A Dang uncle of Charles Schwab, working at Duquesne Steel mills, was crushed between cars yesterday and sustained mortal injuries, with death expected.
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Pittsburg
M. A. Dang
Charles Schwab
Duquesne Steel Mills
Ovates degree to be conferred at Capitol City Grove
The degree staff of Capitol City Grove will confer the Ovates degree on a class of candidates at Tuxedo Grove No. 31 on Friday evening, April 6. The team will be in charge of Deputy Grand Arch.
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Capitol City Grove
Tuxedo Grove
Grand Arch
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