Wall Street Stocks Opens Higher After Mixed Bank Bid
The market opened with general gains led by United States Steel and Northerns Pacific, with Colorado Fuel Iron and Southern Pacific rising. Early strength faded as covering of shorts and a bear drive pushed prices below last night's close, though a moderate recovery appeared by the end of the first hour. Government bonds stayed unchanged.
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Scrippe-MeeRee Press Association
York
Gennral
United States Steel
National Nead
Northern Pacific
Colorado
Southern Pacific
Anaconda
Cincinnati Live Stock Cattle and Hog Receipts Report
Cincinnati April 11 cattle receipts 272 strong butcher steers extra to good to choice 4.60 to 5.15 coin mon to fair 3.25 to 4.50 hog receipts 528 slightly higher good to choice 6.90 to 6.95 mixed packers 6.80 to 6.90 sheep receipts 50 strong extra 7.60 to 6.70?50
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Cincinnati
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Lsc
Cattle And Hog Prices Hold Steady In St Louis Market
Cattle receipts around 800 with beef steers 4.50 to 6.50, cows and feeders 2.65 to 5.25, Texas steers 2.20 to 4.0. Hog receipts about 6,000 up 50 cents with light and packers around 6.09 to 6.15, butchers and heavy 6.70 to 6.90. Sheep receipts 1,500 steady with natives 4.5 to 6.25 and lambs 4.00 to 9.50.
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Scripp
Louis
Texas
Chicago Live Stock Market Briefs
Chicago April 11 cattle receipts 4806 steady to 10c higher prime beef cattle values shown. heavy receipts 18000, demand strong for cattle. Feeder and cow prices listed with ranges. sheep and hogs also reflected with mixed moves and price points across classes in the day’s report.
Market Prices for Dairy and Pork Decline Reported
NEW YORK APRIL 11 Pork Mess 00 18 25 1d Western steam spot 8.5 9.00. City 63c country A 1%c. Creamery extra c 3lc state ry tubs 8 29c. Bes White fancy 19%c western S 1s4c. Cheese Full cream 15c.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
New York
Pork—Mess
Western Steam
Utter
State
Western
Chicago Produce Prices Record from April
Scripps-McRae Press Association reports Chicago market prices for eggs butter poultry and cheese on April 11. Eggs extra 181i per dozen. Butter creamery extra 29c. Turkeys 12c per lb, chickens 41c, ducks 34c, geese 07 per dozen. Cheese twins not legible.
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Chicago
Scripps-McRaee Press Association
Murderer Constantin Returns to Chicago Amid Accusations
Frank J. Contine, linked to the Mrs Art W Gentry murder on January 6 1906, arrived back in Chicago from New York under guard. A police detail at Lake Shore depot kept the area clear as officers prepared for a legal fight over police use of interrogation methods. Contine professed relief at returning and hinted at plans to present a full account via his attorneys, asserting he witnessed the assassin strike Gentry and that she did not die by self harm.
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Hicago
Frank J. Contine
Art W. Gentry
New York
Constantin
Settler
Marrison St
Lake Shore
Contine
Conatine
Thaw
Tombs
Bridge of Sighs
Franklin Sr
Interest in Cooking Demonstrations at Local Hardware Store
Interest in the g98 range demonstrations and cooking shows at Vonne t Hardware on E p Washington st continues to rise. Women of Indianapolis learn from Mia Lillian Matherson of New ark City, the expert in charge of the ew Process Visite range. Practical ideas on cooking and using gare prove attractive to thrifty and studious housewives. The New Process e has been a revelation to many. Lectures and demonstrations with a menu of cooked and served dishes by ay, morning and afternoon, will time during the rest of the week. Venues given to guests.
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Washington St
Indianapolis
Mia
Lillian’ Matherson
Newark City
Live Stock Market Report for Indianapolis Hogs Cattle Sheep
Indianapolis market summary shows weaker hogs but firm top at 6.90. Cattle and sheep remain steady with varied classes listed for steers heifers cows bulls and calves. Scale ranges include good to prime bulls at 2.75 to 4.15 per hundred pounds and hogs selling around 6.00 to 6.90 with bulk near 6.00.
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Indianapolis
Ind
The Wagon Market April 11 report
Prices for corn shelled oats sheaf oats hay and straw listed with ranges. Shelled oats 46 to 48 cents. sheaf oats 15 dollars. straw 6.50 to 8 dollars. hay Timothy 19 to 21 dollars. clover 16 to 17 dollars. mixed hay 18 to 19 dollars.
Pittsburg Live Stock Upd Pittsburg Pa April 11
Cattle supplies light and steady with choices to prime priced from 5.80 to 6.00 and prime 5.00 to 5.75. Sheep show light supply and steady demand with wethers 5.00 to .80, lambs 5.00 to 7.35. Hogs receipts light and active with prices 7.15 to 7.35 for pigs and 7.00 to 7.25 for workers and primed hogs 7.25 to 7.35.
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Pittsburg
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Shea Elected Temporary President Of Commercial League
John Shea of the Y M I was chosen temporary president of the Commercial League at a YM I meeting. Five teams joined. officers include Harry Geisel as secretary and Edward Liehr as treasurer. Clubs and managers listed with future expansion and a May 3 season start anticipated.
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John Shea
Y. M. TI
Harry Geisel
Edward Liehr
President Roosevelt Won't Deliver Two Memorial Addresses
State officials learned that President Roosevelt cannot deliver the Crown Hill memorial address on May 30 in addition to the Lawton monument unveiling. He will speak at the unveiling and avoid two memorial addresses in one city. The Lawton commission did not invite the G A R to participate. Memorial Day events proceed as planned with graves decorated, a veterans parade, and an unselected speaker delivering an address at the soldiers lot.
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Lawton Monument Commission
G A. R
Crown Hill
Chicago Grain Prices Move Mixed on Wheat Corn and Provisions
Wheat slips in early trade with May at 7 8 7/8 cents and July at 9 1/2 cents. Corn rises with May futures at 4 1/2 cents and July about 4 3/4 cents. Oats steady with May near 6 1/2 cents and July around 6 3/4 cents. Provisions soften as July pork near 15.78 per barrel and lard around 8.87, ribs 8.77. Local receipts report 2 1/2 cars wheat, 193 cars corn, 201 cars oats. No. 2 red wheat May at 1.12 1/2, July 1.13 1/2. May corn 0.45, July 0.45 1/4. May oats 0.32, July 0.30. No. 2 white 0.44.
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Scrippe-McRae Presa Association
Chicago
Jie
Jury Deliberations Hinge on Thaw Trial Verdict
Fans and reporters packed the Tombs and Jerome's court as jurors debated Thaw's fate. Thaw sent a note predicting speedy verdicts while defense figures held firm. a potential disagreement loomed. Judge Fitzgerald outlined three possible verdicts with corresponding penalties from death to twenty years.
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Thaw
Evelyn
Jerome
Countess
Yarmouth
George L. Carnegie
Justice Fitzgerald
Yale Date Changed For Beveridge Speech At Yale
Senator Beveridge alters Yale mass meeting date from May 10 to October. He will address the American Academy in Philadelphia April 19 and speak at Galena Grant birthday celebration April 2. He also plans to open the national conference of charities and corrections in Minneapolis June 12 and will not go to Paris for the Fourth of July address.
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American Academy of Political and Social Science
Philadelphia
Grant
Galena
Roosevelt
McKinley
Minneapolis
Paris
Famous Thaw Trial Sets Pace With Noted NY Murders
A summary of Thaw trials and three other famed New York murders compares verdicts and lengths. It lists Dr. Samuel J. Kennedy trials with degrees of murder verdicts and juries from days to hours, Roland B. Molineux trials showing guilty and not guilty outcomes, Nan Patterson trials halted by juror illness and later disagreements, and Harry K. Thaw’s four day trial.
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New York
Samuel J. Kennedy
Roland B. Molineux
Nan Patterson
Harry K. Thaw
Afraid of Hoodoo Doctor Accused of Swindling Woman
Mrs Anna Medlo Letts alleges a negro doctor named Wilcox defrauded her of 344 dollars through false pretenses and hoodoo claims. Capt Asch will seek warrants for Wilcox who allegedly gained money after palm reading and charms. The accuser recalls visits to Ed Willis and describes emplaced snake visions and poisoning allegations.
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Anna Medlo Letts
Wilcox
Foraker Defies President In Canton's Campaign Clash
Senator Foraker declared he will resist dictation and threats from any boss in the coming campaign. Speaking before the Canton Board of Trade he denounced Roosevelt interference in legislation and the national race. He defended his support for most Roosevelt measures, admitting only three exceptions including Brownsville.
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Foraker
Canton Board of Trade
Roosevelt
Ohio
White House
Congress
Hart Meets Rooney In West Baden Tonight
Marvin Hart travels from Louisville to West Baden to wrestle Rooney the Grant Gripman of Chicago. Rooney bets Hart $100 on three throws in one hour, while Hart plans to focus on boxing and eye a future challenge to the Schreck Wiile winner in Tonopah on April 16. Hart pinpoints Tommy Burns as the man to beat in May against Jack O'Brien in Los Angeles.
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Louisville
Marvin Hart
West Baden
Rooney
Grant Gripman
Chicago
Hart
Mike Schreck
Johnn Wiie
Tonopah
Nev
Scbreck
Het Foot
Tommy Burns
Jack O'Brien
Los Angeles
O'rien
NO ROW OVER MONUMENT
The article discusses federal and state plans to fund a Tippecanoe battlefield monument. Congress approved 12500 dollars with a state match and a three member commission led by the governor. Indiana moves to appoint Job Simms of Lafayette and A R Jones of Battle Ground to the panel.
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Tippecanoe
National Congress
Will Wood
Congress
Gov
Hanly
Job Simms
Lafayette
Gov. Hanly
Secretary of Wart
A. R. Jones
Battle Ground
Park View Sanatorium Treatments Disclosed
Park View Sanatorium offers treatment for cancer skin utesine and rectal diseases. Dr. L. T. Leach operates clinics in New York and California catering to patients seeking specialized care.
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L. T. Leach
New York
Baking Industry gezeigt by Hubig visit ends in convention
The Winona School hosts a baking science course as master bakers tour local trades schools. Simon Hubig of Cincinnati, famed pie man, urged youths to enter baking and supported Indiana bakers for vice president of the National Association of Master Bakers. The Indiana convention elected officers at Richmond with Frank Middleton and others on the executive committee. The Grocers' Baking Company invited bakers to visit at 4 pm and a banquet closed the event.
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Atlas Engine Works
Winona
Simon Hubig
Cincinnati
United States
Hubig
National Association of Master Bakers
Indiana
National Association
Frank Middleton
Marion
Ind
R. AL. Phythian
General Entertainment Committee
Adolph Borttler
Ohio
Simon ‘Hubig
National
Indiana Master Bakers
Indiana State Association of Master Bakers
Helad
Richmond
L. FE. Roush
Bluffton
J. F. Rueger
Lafayette
George M
Haffner
Fort Wayne
J. H. Hummel
Mundie
J. J. Kasper
Madison
H. Fpf. Sullivan
Peru
Complaints Rise Over Coal Delivery Ban on Capitol Ave
Residents on N Capitol Ave flood police with reports as delivery wagons are barred from the avenue now a boulevard under Park Board control. Mrs. William Wicks complains three coal loads blocked by mounted officers, with no alley access nearby and coal delivery hindered.
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N. Capitolave
Park Board
William Wicks
N. Capitol Ave
Wade
School Boy Not a Robber in Tin Shop Mystery
North Indianapolis authorities checked a case where a 6 year old boy, wanting to quit school, hid his books behind a wall board and led to a false robbery report. Policeman Merz confirmed nothing was missing from the tin shop and the boy’s stance on school prompted the confusion.
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Merz
Wife Seeks Divorce Alimony After Alleged Desertion
Mrs. Ella M. Klingensmith files for divorce from Oliver Klingensmith alleging failure to support and suggestion she earn her money immorally. She claims he inherits about $200 from Israel Klingensmith's estate and seeks reasonable alimony.
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Ella M. Klingensmith
Oliver Klingensmith
Israel Klingensmith
Mrs Armstrong Demonstrates Economical Meat Cooking
Irvington woman audience at M E church hear Mrs Helen Armstrong, expert in domestic economy, lecture on science of meat cooking. She demonstrates gas oven broiling, stresses thick steaks with fat, eight minute preheat, turn once, and avoiding pricking. Next lesson slated for Fletcher price church Friday.
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Irvington
M. E. Church
Layman Ave
Helen Armstrong
Minny
Coroner to Move to Courthouse Basement Dispute
Marion county coroner Dr Gustav A Petersdorf resists a basement relocation proposed by County Commissioner John McGregor to free second floor library space for a superior court. Plans involve moving county officials to basement rooms and reshuffling offices including the sheriff and judge Walker objects. Mayor Bookwalter to decide next week on moving city departments from the courthouse.
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Dr. Petersdorf
Mr. McGregor
Caleb S. Denny
Charles A. Bookwalter
Law Library
Superior Court
Board of Public Safety
Merle W N. A. Walker
Bookwalter
Public Works Seeks Bids on Indianaplis Alley Improvements
Notice from the Board of Public Works of Indianapolis invites sealed proposals for multiple alley and street improvements in the city. Plans include brick and asphalt paving on several streets with specific widths, foundations, and marginal planks, plus sewer work and marginal stones. Bids require a certified check of at least two and a half percent of the engineers estimate and contingent liability insurance. Proposals due April 3 with details on plans on file. A separate assessment process and remonstrance date of April 19 are noted for the main sewer project.
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Department OF Public Works
Sourh
Lndianapolis
Ind
Inc
Board of Public Works
Indianapolis
Indiana
Walnut Street
East Street
Fast Street
First Alley
West Street
Washington Street
Maryland Street
Morris Street
Chadwick Street
Yandes Street
Twenty-Second Street
Blackford Street
Delaware Street
Michigan Street
Hudson Street
Superior Street
Bird Street
Kankakeef Street
Meridian Street
Capitol Avenue
Timois, Muskingum and
Wankakee Street
Ofce
Department OF Public
Board
Court House
Board of Jublic Works
Idiana
Pennsylvania Street
Pogues Run
Pennsswaskia Street
Pogo Run
Speciaesties
Mead
Ademiate Inc
Quinne
Marion County
State of
Georgia Street
Fennsylvania Street
Pennayivilla Street
Alers
Pennsylvania Peet
Albergia Street
City of
Indianapoli
General Assembly
United States
Therow
Board of Tribute Works
Board For Public Works
Joseph T. Elliott
Preston C. Trusler
Fred J. Mack
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John McGregor
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