Wall Street Opens With Broad Gains In Early Trade
New York April 10 Prices at the stock market opened with general advances. Reading and Great Northern led gains while Pacific and St Paul were higher. After ten minutes, trading grew irregular with no major moves, but some stocks rose about a point. Bond prices were steady. Bull manipulation appeared after the first hour as pool accounts boosted certain stocks.
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Scripps-MacRae Press Association
New York
Reading
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Ko Pacific
St. Paul
Atchison, Pennylvania and Sugar
Steel Commen
M@olorado Fuel
Car Foundry
Brooks Rapid Transit
Steel Pre
Cattle and hog receipts rise in Chicago and Hoge markets
Chicago markets report cattle receipts up 10 cents with prime cattle from 4.20 to 5.65. Stockers and feeders range 2.80 to 6.00, cows and heifers 0.50 to 6.26, canners 1.75 to 2.70. Hoge receipts show 28,000 head with lighter weights 6.50 to 8.65 and pigs 6.10 to 6.50. Sheep receipts 19,000 higher with native lambs 5.60 to 6.60 and western lambs around 6.0 to 6.5.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Chicago
Luce
S.esseee
Cattle and Sheep Receipts Reported in St. Louis Market
Scripps McRae Presa Association in St. Louis reports cattle receipts at about 3 500 with steady tone. Beef steers stockers and feeders priced around 3.50 to 5.25, cows and heifers near 2.50 to 2.65, Texas cattle around 2.05. Packers 6.00 to 6.55, heavy stockers noted. Sheep receipts near 2 000, natives around 60, lambs from 4.00 to 7.00, market easing slightly. Figs incomplete.
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Scripps-McRae Presa Association
Louis
Texas
Eggs and poultry prices quoted in Chicago market report
Scripps-McRae Press Association notes Chicago on April 10 reports egg and dairy prices with butter and creamery quotes. Extra, 2 percent milk at 4 cents. cheese twins at 14 cents. turkeys 12 cents per pound. chickens 15.34 cents. geese 134 cents. bucks at 5.00 to 67.00 per dozen.
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Scrippe-McRae Press Association
Chicago
Grain and hay market notes from April to June
Grain bids show mixed demand with wheat and corn varying by grade. No. 2 red wheat around 16 lec while No. 2 white corn trades near 48 to 47 cents per unit. hay steady with choice timothy around 31.59 and No. 1 timothy about 18.25. Inspections list multiple carloads by grade, including wheat No. 1 rejected and several corn and hay lots.
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Titec
eNo
Timothy
Market Report From New York on Dairy and Eggs
New York reports mixed dairy prices with park and lard west steam rates. butter creamery quotes range around 30 to 31 cents for extra firsts. eggs white fancy priced at 18 cents. full cream cheese noted at 5 cents.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
New York
Park—Mess
Western Steam
Western
Cattle and hog receipts report from Cincinnati market
Secripps McHae reports cattle receipts at 500 head with steers weighing up to good to choice priced 4.00 to 5.50 per 100 pounds. Hog receipts 1,800 with prices rising 15 to 20 cents to 6.75 to 6.80. Sheep receipts 250 with lambs and spring lambs listed 7.50 to 16.00.
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Secripps-McHae Press Association
Cincinnati
Cattle and Hog Prices in Ittsburg Trade Ledger
In Ittsburg on April 10 cattle prices held steady with choice cattle at 5.80 to 6.00 and occasional 5.60 to 5.75 for lower grades. Keep-Supply light with prime weaners around 5.60 to 5.50, good mixed 5.25 to 5.50. Hog receipts light with prime rye at 7.0 and 7.10 for lighter weights. medium and heavy hogs steady around 7.0.
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Scrippe-MacRae Press Association
Ittsburg
Fresh seafood selections and prices listed by New York stalls
The ad details a wide range of seafood offerings with prices, including fresh oysters in various counts and qualities, blue points and other clams, shrimp and scallops, deviled crabs, boiled lobsters, and multiple fish such as black bass, cod, haddock, croakers, and halibut. It notes New York and Baltimore counts, bulk options, and per pound or per quart pricing.
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New York
Baltimore
Hell
Rockaways
Ted Snapper
Snad. Ench
Senate Condemned by Presbytery Over Seating
The Leepport presbytery in Indiana condemns the senate for seating Senator Paul and the Moron church’s stance to enter politics. Resolutions were sent to President Roosevelt and Senator Beveridge.
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Scrippa-McRae Press Association
IU TH Bend
Ind
Leeport
Cannetti Club Ball Promises Sixth War Ball Night
The Cannetti club will hold its sixth war ball Thursday evening April 11 at liaison hall. The grand march starts at 9. J Metz will lead, with assistance from Fred Beck and James McKinney.
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Fromliason Hall
J. Metz
Fred Beck
James MecfKinney
Garret man tipped as bank examiner by state auditor
Cares W. Camp of Garret Indiana was hinted for a bank examiner vacancy by Auditor State J C Billheimer on Wednesday. The move signals the last opening in the statewide examiner force.
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Cares W. Camp
Garret
Ind
J. C. Billheimer
Fana Bank
Eva Booth Reported Sick in City Hotel
The Salvation Army leader Eva Booth is ill with a nervous breakdown and remains at a hotel in the city. The Weather Press Association reports the development as of April 16.
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WeHae Press Aswciation
Eva Hooth
Der
The
Salvation Army
Livestock Prices Report From Indianapolis Yard
Indianapolis apr 10 receipts hogs 4500 cattle 1000 sheep lambs 250 hog market 10c to 1.52 higher top 36.90 cattle strong sheep and lambs steady detailed ranges for steers heifers cows calves bulls and hogs with prices per hundredweight and weights across multiple categories including good to choice and common stockers stretch of figures and terms typical of a midwest livestock market report
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Indianapolis
Ind
Fatal number 13 linked to Wynant death in Indiana
William Wynant of Anderson Indiana died after attending a Friday dinner at the Claypool hotel in Indianapolis with 18 guests. He was the first to remark on the unlucky 13 as the fourteenth member was absent. He collapsed Sunday night, two days after the discussion, and was buried at Anderson.
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William Wynant
Anderson
Ind
Wynant
Claypool
Indianapolis
Tie
State awards pavilion contracts for fair grounds
The State Board of Agriculture awarded the general contract for the new live stock pavilion to Bedford Stone company for 817,070 and steel work to Central States Bridge company for 25,700. Both bids were the lowest received. Construction preparation will start Monday in this city.
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State Board of Agriculture
Bedford Stone Company
Archibald A. Young
Central States Bridge Company
Baker Volkert Arrested For Bread Theft
John Volkert a baker was arrested on the charge of stealing bread from his employer F L Buchanan at 229 S Noble St John W Jones a janitor was arrested on the charge of receiving the stolen bread Jones was found coming from the bakeshop early Wednesday morning by Lieut Henry Sandmann and Capt Martin Hyland He said the filled bundle was given to him by Volkert
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John Volkert
F. L. Buchanan
S. Noble St
John W. Jones
Georgia St
Jones
Henry Sandmann
Martin Hyland
Volkert
Condition Of Wheat And Rye In April Report
The Agricultural Department report issued in Washington notes winter wheat condition at 89.9 percent on April 1, up from 89.1 a year earlier. Winter rye stands at 92 percent, above 90.9 percent last year.
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Washington
Agricultural Department Today
Romanian man dies after fall from city streetcar
Zoreen Galorger, a Roumanian resident of 602 North West Street, fell from a West Washington Street car near the insane hospital Wednesday morning. He died at City Hospital shortly after noon from a base skull fracture.
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Zoreen Galorger
N. West St
W. Washington St
Insane Hospital
City Hospital
Judge Pritchard Improvement Raises Recovery Hopes
Judge James A. Pritchard of criminal court is reported improving and resting better after a period of serious illness. Authorities say there is a good chance for recovery, with conditions trending toward stabilization.
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James A. Pritchard
Criminal Court
Train mob attack cites Bowder insult is noted
A mob on a train beat to death a black porter after he insulted a white man named Bowder. In Boise, L G Chapman of Barber Lumber Co is jailed for contempt of court for refusing to hand over company books before Federal Judge Beatty. Near Burlington, Joseph McWulecky and Joseph Salava, farm owners, were poisoned by a stranger who gave whiskey. strychnine found in their stomachs. Sidney Perham, 88, Maine’s first Prohibition governor, died at home after long illness. Trackmen west of Winnipeg receive an 8 percent wage raise. Charles Denby, Evansville native and state department chief clerk, will become Shanghai consul general. salary 8000. Consul Rodgers will become Havana consul general.
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Teane
Ati Trelevant
Bowder
Boise
Eollaho
L. G. Chapman
Barber Lumber Company
Beatty
Fort Scott
Kaa
Joseph McWulecky
Joseph Salava
Burlington
Washington
Charles Denby
Evansville
Ind
State Department
Shanghai
China
Rodgers
Havana
Cuba
Canada
Mexico
Atlantic
Mr. Delmas
Garvan
Justice Fitzgerall
Harry K. Thaw
Grain prices show strong undertone at Chicago open
Chicago April 10 grain markets opened with a strong undertone as May wheat sold at 7 3 4 to 7 7 4 7ic, July at 96 or 96 c. Corn rose about 4 percent with May at 46 to 46 c and July around 46 5 4 to 46 7 c. Oats up likewise May 42 to 42 sc, July near 5 5ac. Provisions 2 to 3 4 c higher with July pork 16.12, lard around 9 0, ribs 8 7 2 14 to 8 7 5.
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Chicago
Missing Shortridge Girl Leaves School Prompts Safe Return Theory
Shortridge High School pupil Anna Laughlin, a 16 year old captain of the Girls Debating Club and Civic Association officer, left the building and has not explained her destination. Principal Beaton says the reprimand was minor and not the cause. Mrs Laughlin fears overwork and possible illness. the family suspects a religious institution may be involved.
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Miss Dallas
Laughlin
Girls’ Debating Club
Civic Association
William Morris Society
Donnan
Allen
Anna Laughlin
Church Property Suit in Indianapolis Over Vinson Lead
The Southern Indiana Eldership of the Church of God sues Rev. John Vinson for church possession at LaGrande Ave and Hamburrest Indianapolis. Judge Vinson Carter presides with a jury. Mary Vinson built the church for permanent Church of God ownership. Vinson claims his mother died intestate and the property, in her name, should pass to him. he currently holds possession.
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Indiana
Church of God
John Vinson
LaGrandeave
Hamburest
Indianapolis
Vinson Carter
Rev. Vinson
Mary Vinson
Rev
Vinson
Pure Food Law Provisions for Maple Syrup and Ice Cream
The monthly bulletin of the State Board of Health states maple syrup must weigh at least 11 pounds per gallon. If sold as pure it may not contain added glucose or sucrose, and any added ingredients must be labeled. Maple sugar must contain at least 0.65 percent maple sugar ash. Pure ice cream must be a frozen cream and sugar product with at least 8 percent milk fat and may include up to 0.7 percent gelatin. nuts and fruits may be mixed. Ice cream with lower fat cannot be sold as pure or represented as such.
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State Board of Health
Long Arabian-stallion ride to test cavalry horse endurance
Second Lieutenant E. R. W. McCabe of the Sixth Cavalry at Fort Riley has been notified from Washington that he will ride an Arabian stallion from Portland Oregon to New York City. The endurance test aims to assess the breed for use as cavalry horses in military service.
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Ft. Riley
Washington
Portland
Ore
New York
Thaw Case Dramatic Closing Remarks Attack on Evelyn
Jerome delivers a sweeping summation and scathing attack on Evelyn, Stanford White, and Delmas, arguing premeditation in Thaw’s act, disputing dementia Americana, and defending White’s character while condemning sensational testimony. He highlights Evelyn’s youth, maternal lack, and the diary as key yet contested evidence, urging jurors to focus on facts over sympathy.
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Jerome
Mississippi
Delmas
James Clinch Smith
White
Stanford White
Madison Ave
Smith
Thaw
Garland
Evelyn
Pompton
N. J
K. Thaw
Allan Mclare Hamilton
Gov Hanly Proclamation on Act Dates Questioned
Debate at Statehouse over Gov Hanly setting a future effective date for new laws. Officials argue only last county receipt dictates the act's start, not a post receipt proclamation. The last county filing arrived Tuesday morning. proclamation later fixed Wednesday as the effective date. The constitution requires the start on receipt of the final certificate from counties.
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Hanly
Secretary of State
City Record Families and Buildings Listed in Public Notices
A long city record lists numerous households with residents and addresses, noting newborn girls for several couples and multiple health and death items. It also contains building permits for homes and cottages with street addresses and cost figures for improvements and new structures.
Gov Hanly Cheerful Despite Weakness at Hospital
Governor Hanly showed a cheerful mood on Wednesday though very weak from stomach issues. He chatted with visitors about finally finding a physician who could command him, while the doctor cautioned that his recovery hinges on his obedience to orders.
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Gov. Hanly
Inter state Carrier Liability Case Before Supreme Court
More than a million railway employees are tied to a Supreme Court case challenging the constitutionality of federal guidelines making interstate carriers liable for injuries caused by coworkers. The dispute centers on Illinois Central and Yazoo & Mississippi Railroad trains after a Tennessee ruling. Mrs. Howard seeks damages for her husband’s death. Attorney General Honaparte to speak.
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Illinois Central
Yazoo & Mississippi Walter
Errour
Tennessee
Honaparte
Wiliam R. Harr
Cos
President Roosevelt to Lecture in Christiana in 1908
Christiana Norway newspaper reports President Roosevelt who won the Nobel Prize last year is expected to deliver a lecture there in March 1908. The Scripps-McRae Prean Association notes such a lecture is required of Nobel laureates, and the newspaper says Roosevelt has agreed to come at the stated time.
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Christiana
Norway
Roosevelt
Scandinavia
School Enumeration Begins Citywide Census Work
The annual school enumeration started Wednesday and will run through April 30. Local residents report impostors claiming they are taking enumerations, while official enumerators began work Wednesday in the northern city area.
Verdict for Lantz awards 4500 in car crash suit
Benjamin Lantz a former mail carrier was awarded 4500 damages by a jury in superior court against the Indianapolis Traction and Terminal company after losing his left leg in a city automobile accident.
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Benjamin Lantz
Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Company
Mr. Lantz
Huntington Times Incorporation Forms Articles of Inc
The Huntington Times company of Huntington filed articles of incorporation with the secretary of state. Capital stock is $12,000 and the company aims to publish a daily and weekly newspaper. Directors named include Thad Butter John S. Glenn H B Rossbrough George S Morris Morton Suiltz H D McClelland and Henry F Kase.
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Huntington Times Company
Huntington
Capital Stock
Thad Butter
John S. Glenn
H. B. Rosbrough
George S. Morris
Morton Suiltz
H. D. McClelland
Henry F. Kase
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