Wall Street Stocks Slump At Opening On Bearish Tone
The New York stock market opened with broad declines as major issues such as Smelting Erie Northern Pacific and Anaconda fell several points. Gains in Colorado Fuel were modest and bond prices steadied after a weak opening. a bank statement release deepened the cautious mood and selling pressure, with heavy early trading volume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae
Preag Association
New York
Erie
Northern Pacific
Anaconda
Distrttes Securities
Atchigan and Readius
Colorado
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Stock Exchange
Market Notes From New York Apr 13
Scripps McHae Press Association reports pork prices at 17.25 to 18.25 dollars. Lard Western steam spot at 8.85 to 8.95. Tallow City at 6 1 2 to 6 3 4 cents. Butter Creamery extra at 30 3 4 to 31 cents. Eggs White fancy around 18 to 14 cents. Cheese Full cream lic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McHae Press Association
New York
Western Steam
Western
Wheat and Corn Prices and Inventory Report 1907
Wheat and corn price listings with bids and through billing notes for No 2 red, No 3 white, No 4 white, yellow, and mixed categories. Hay prices shown for timothy and clover mixes. Inspections record totals for mixed and white grades. Stock in store figures include wheat corn oats rye with date stamps from April 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titec
C. Hay
Timothy
Insv
Pittsburg Live Stock Prices Reported
Pittsburg April 13 supply light and steady for cattle with prime and choice grades quoted around 5.60 to 6.00 dollars. Sheep receipts fair and steady with prime vethers 5.60 to 7.15, lambs 5.00 to 7.35. Hogs receipts 19 cars and lower. prime and medium hogs 7.00 to 7.10, rough hogs 5.75 to 6.30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Wade Retires as Maj Gen in Army After 46 Years Service
Washington April 13 Maj Gen James E Wade senior in his rank retires. He will be promoted to major general Brig Gen William S McCluskey commands Texas department and Maj Gen Frederick D Grant of the East succeeds Wade in the Atlantic division. The division command to be abolished next July merged into the East. Grant to hold command until relieved by Gen Wood then likely to the lakes department at Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Servizges-McHae
Washington
James Ek.Wade
MacArthur
Fiis
Wade
William S. McCluskey
Texas
Frederick D. Grant
Department of the East
New York
Gen
Fvision
Gen. Grant
Gen. Wood
Department of the Lakes
Chicago
Gen. Louis Botha Arrives in London to Attend Colonial Premiers Conference
Gen Louis Botha premier of the Transvaal colony arrived in London to attend a conference of colonial premiers. Great crowds cheered him wherever he appeared as he entered the city.
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Scripps-McRuae Press Association
London
Louis Botha
Transvaal
Methods of a Jury in a Street Car Case
The Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Co seeks a new trial after a jury awarded Anna Miller $2,425 for injuries from a street car accident. The company alleges jurors each wrote proposed damages from $100 to $9,000 and then averaged the total of $29,100 by 12 to reach the verdict. Judge J. M. Leathers has the matter under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Company
Anna Miller
J. M. Leathers Ee
Lost Gold Watch with Grace Inscription
A gold watch with Grace inscribed on the inside of the case and G on the exterior was lost Saturday around noon. Return to Room 710 Amoke or call 735 new phone for reward.
Brave Young Wife Charges Desertion of Husband in First Felony Arrest
Clara Sherman swore out a warrant for Benjamin Sherman after he deserted their 13 month old child. Mullin and Stewart arrested him at Hollweg Reese wholesale in South Meridian street. In Captain Asch’s office the wife refused reconciliation and declared the marriage over. The case marks the first arrest under the new desertion statute.
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Clara Sherman
Mullin and
Stewart
Sherman
Hollweg & Reese
S. Meridian St
Police
Asch
Ben
Lnw
Clio Club Elects Officers At Conte Home Meeting
The Clio club met Friday at Mrs. A. T. Conte's Broadway home and elected officers including President Mrs. J. R. Parrett, Vice-President Mrs. Toland Bivens, Secretary Mrs. Sylvester Tineblood, Treasurer Mrs. J. A. Nelson, and others on the executive committee and council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clio Club
A. T. Conte
Broadway
J. R. Parrett
Toland Bivens
Sylvester Tineblood
J. A. Nelson
Amos SK. Hollowell
G. &. Kendall
A. T. Coate
Alice Hadley
Morlan
J. S. Edwards
Anniversary Observance Of Free Windergarten And Child Aid
The twenty fifth anniversary was observed with a large Friday reception hosted by Mrs. John H. Holliday. Guest of honor was Mrs. Eliza A. Blaker, superintendent of the kindergartens, joined by college teachers, faculty, and executive board members. Pink roses, a reception in the drawing-room, and a musical program by Mrs. Hugh McGibeny highlighted the event with help from Mrs. George Hufford and several Misses Holliday and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Windergarten and Children’s Aid Society
John H. Holliday
Eliza A. Blaker
George Hufford
Jessie Goodwin
Bright Armstrong
Charlotte Gardner
Miss Holliday
Elizabeth
Katherine Holliday
Hugh McGibeny
Temple 15 Assured Building Fund Effort Nears Goal
Masonic lodge teams report strong subscriptions for the building fund at Massachusetts ave and New Jersey st. Aiming for 125000 by noon Monday, with the grand lodge offering to assist lagging lodges. Saturday noon totals show 109470 from Raper commentery and various lodges, plus miscellaneous subscriptions.
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Massachusetts Ave
New Jersey St
Grand Lodge
van the
Blue Lodges
Raper Commentery
Indianapolis
Center Lodge
Marion Lodge
Capital City Lodge
Ancient Landmarks Lodge
Mystic Tie Lodge
Pentalpha Lodge
Logan Lodge
Monument Lodge
Ball Games Postponed Across League Play This Day
Weather disruptions halt three NL games in Boston Brooklyn New York and Philadelphia Chicago posts report blizzard and rain causing postponements across four cities and teams Boston Brook lyn Philadelphia New York Chicago St Louis all affected by winter conditions today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Boston
Brooklyn
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Judge Pritchard Better After Illness
Judge James A. Pritchard of criminal court is slowly recovering from a serious illness. He has been seriously sick for a couple of weeks and is now believed to be out of immediate danger. He was much better Saturday morning and had not been able to sleep due to choking sensations when lying down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Pritchard
Criminal Court
Exchange Suspends Traders Over Floor Altercation
New York stock exchange governors suspend George H Potts and John H Aurebach for 30 days after a floor altercation last Wednesday. The action announced April 13 cites disruption on the trading floor and adherence to market conduct rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Press Association
New York
New York Stock Exchange Today
George H., Potts
John H. Aurebach
Chicago grain prices and receipts report
Chicago on April 15 May wheat quoted at 79 1 4 cents, July 81 4 cents, compared with prior closes. May corn 48 47 cents, July 47 4 cents. Oats higher May 44 5 and July 40 42 cents. Hog products firm with July pork 16 21 4 dollars, lard 8 82 2, ribs 8 72 4. Local receipts wheat 24 cars, corn 191 cars, oats 154 cars. No. 2 red winter May 7 84 79 1 4 cents, May corn 4 4 7 1 2 cents, No. 3 yellow 44 45 cents, May oats 44 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Public interest in school privacy and missing girl case
A school official defends keeping private pupil details and notes that authorities promptly supplied information about the Anna Laughlin disappearance. He argues public statements should come only with complete facts and warns against press insinuations while acknowledging parental caution and public judgment requires full context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Laughlin
Judge rules saloon a nuisance in Indiana case
Noblesville April 13 Judge Ira W Christian ruled in the State vs Edward L Sopher on an affidavit by James M Lambert that Sophrs saloon is a public nuisance The decision aligns with a Lebanon Judge Artman ruling declaring saloons illegal and that county commissioners have no authority to license them
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The
Sun
Noblesville
Ind
Ira W. Christian
Edward Ll. Sopher
James M. Lambert
Sopher
Artman
Lebanon
City Record Births and Marriages Reported
A daily city record lists births for Clarence and Jessie Turner. Selden and Marietta Stone. Hyman and Toba Escol. Edward and Helen Gilman. Frank and Florence Wills. G. B. and Lena Jackson. Arthur and Ethel Cowes. John and Bridget Griffin. William and Lola Keenan. George Vaida at City hospital with a street car accident. Lydia Stone and Lucy Jones with medical conditions. Dora Wheiditz with endocarditis. Louis Pitt with Bright's disease. Ellen Vinlit with bronchial pneumonia. Henry Miller with pulmonary tuberculosis. Marriages include Clyde Murphy and Anna Nolan. Elmer D. Fuck and M Gertrude Newby. Raphael E. Santistelau and Mary Santistelau. George F. E. Watson and Elsie McVey. Ernest K. Morris and Vesta Scott Thomas. Albin G. Johnston and Grace M. Miller. Building permits issued for multiple addresses including Linwood, N Meridian, California and Chesapeake, and various Martindale projects. remodels and store rooms approved. values listed for several structures. Further entries cover dwelling builds for Mrs. Angelina B. Cook. Alice Norrigan and other residences with listed amounts.
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Clarence and
Jessie Turner
W. Chiost
Selden and
Marietta Stone
Minnesota St
Hyman
Toba Escol
Virginia Ave
Edward and
Helen Gilman
Woodlawn Ave
Frank and
Florence Wills
Tae Savoy
G. B
Lena Jackson
Arthur and
Ethel Cowes
Wrightst
John and
Bridget Griffin
N. Grientalst
William and Lola Keenan
J.owellave
George Vaida
City Hospital
Josephine L. Kreis
College Ave
Lydia Stone
Lucy ©. Jones
Pleasant-st
Dora Wheiditz
Henry Miller
Clyde Murphy
Anna C. Nolan
Elmer D. Fuck
M. Gertrude Newby
Raphael E. Santistelau
Mary Santistelau
George FE. Watson
Elsie McVey
Ernest EK
Morris
Vesta Scott Thomas
Albin G. Johnston
Grace M. Miller
H. G. Burdge
Linwood
George Rosenberg
N. Meridian
Mary FE. Clifford
California
Chesapeake
Koupper
Illinois
J. Gilday
Cornell
Atlas Engine Works
Martindale
Angelina B. Cook
Wilmont
Alice Norrigan
N. Rural
Peabody asserts Thaw defense unchanged after jury split
A. Russell Peabody, partner at Clifford W. Hartridge, Thaw's counsel, said there would be no change in Thaw's defense following the jury disagreement. He stated he was authorized by Thaw and had just conferred with him in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tind
Clifford W. Hartridge
Harry KK. Thaw
Thaw
Peabody
Totmahs
Indianapolis firm sues city over returned bid bond
The Indianapolis Construction Company sues the City of Indianapolis seeking return of 247 dollars from a certified check given with a bid for the Twenty second street improvement. The firm withdrew the bid after a mistake, but the Board of Public Works reportedly refused to return the check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Construction Company
Idianapolis
Board of Public Works
Change of venue sought in Thaw trial in Westchester
A report from White Plains says District Attorney Jerome may move Harry Thaw’s case to Westchester County. The aim is a quicker jury pool and faster trial, since several Supreme Court judges convene there and would hear the case sooner than in New York City courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Plains
N. Y
Jerome
Harry Thaw
West Chester County
New York
Supreme
Iota Club Card Party Set for April 17
The Iota Social club will host a card party Wednesday evening April 17 at Bellefontaine hall corner of Bal tefon taine street and Massachusetts are at 8 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iota Social Club
Bellefontaine Hall
Bal Tefontaine-St
Massachusetts
Hanly Slightly Better After Weekend Illness
Governor Hanly shows slight improvement Saturday though still very weak and unable to rest well. No details on treatment or prognosis provided. Government officials offered cautious updates as the health condition remains fragile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Hanly
Mr. Hanly
Thaw should be placed in an asylum say half-brother
A Blair Thaw, Harry Thaw’s half-brother, declares in Rome that Harry belongs in an insane asylum. He criticizes the Thaw jury’s disagreement, calling the case grathological rather than criminal and saying conviction would have been pointless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Press
Aassociation
Rome
Harry Thaw
A. Blair Thaw
Thaw
Harryehow
Postum Helps Family Quit Coffee Says Testimonial
A housewife recalls replacing coffee with Postum after discovering an empty coffee canister. She describes her initial reluctance, eventual full shift, and health improvements in herself, her husband, and relatives. Her story credits Postum with eliminating headaches and nervousness, noting many family members now use it.
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Mother Path
Postum
Postum Company
Battle Creek
Mich
Weillville
Tulsa hosts next year conventions with coliseum plan
Tulsa via the Commercial club invites the Republican and Democratic national conventions to meet here next year. A coliseum will be built and a fund of 100,000 has been pledged toward the conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Preas Association
Tulsa
J. T
Commercial Club
Gas saving tips featured in Fletcherplace talk
Mrs. Helen Armstrong lectured on cookery and gas range uses at Fletcherplace A L church. Attendee Miss Ruth Keefe noted as a celebrated Indianapolis cook. Tips urged blue flame, avoid grease, keep oven doors open briefly to prevent rust, linseed oil for rust, sal soda for grease, and a Monday menu of broiled liver and bacon cheese fondue and spice cakes to be demonstrated at the First German M E church at New Jersey and New York streets at 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Armstrong
Fletcherplace AL. A. Church
Ruth Keefe
Indianapolis
M. E
New Jersey
New York Sts
No Prison Bars For Young Girls In Indiana Reform Plan
In mid spring or early June the Girls Industrial School and Womens Prison will move to new buildings north of Indianapolis as two separate institutions. The reforming plan creates a reformatory for the girls and retains the prison for mature female offenders, with nine completed buildings funded. Contractor Warren faces disputes over plastering material changes and extras while trustees prepare bids for furnishings and additional cottages, barns, and fences to ready the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls’ Industrial School
Womans Prison
Indianapolis
Crawfordsville Road
Pike
W. Tenth-st
Industrial School
Lnw
Indiana
Womens Prison
Building Commission
John TR. Warren
Warren
Comission
John BR. Elam
Bard of Trustees
Ellison Funeral Monday for Frederick Ellison in Indianapolis
Frederick Ellison a prominent railroad man died in South Bend and body brought to Indianapolis. Funeral Monday morning at Weslorth near Pierson Avenue. Former officer of St Louis division of the Big Four later with Vandalla, born in Yorkshire England in 1842. Survived by widow and one son.
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Frederick ‘Fl Eisen
Sheridan Notel
South Bend
End Pierson-ave
Ellison
St. Louisivision
Big Four Railroad
Vandalla Railroad
Chicago, South Bend & Northern
Yorkshire
England
Cleveland
Edison
St. Helena
Reasner Controls Indiana Victory Over Athletics 10-3
In Bloogalington Indiana university beat the Indianapolis Athletics 10 to 3. Reasner pitched for Indiana and limited the Athletics to five hits while Bohnstadt took the loss for the visitors. Batteries: Indiana Reasner and McFerr en Athletics Bohnstadt Berndt and Connor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloogalington
Ind
Indiana University
Indianapolis Athletics
Bohnstadt
Crimson
Reasner
Indiana Gid
Indiana
Reasner and McFerren
Berndt and Connor
Pies and Pastries Discussed At Hartman Store Lectures
Miss Emily Marian Colling a cooking expert and gas range demonstrator has drawn large turnouts in Indianapolis for talks at the Hartman store 313 319 E Washington St. Her Saturday demonstrations featured pies and pastries as the theme and she announced three more days of lectures next week using a Peninsular gas range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Marian Colling
Indianapolis
A Miscellaneous Shower Held For Miss Neumann
A mixed shower was hosted Friday afternoon by Mrs John Loune Kittle at Mrs Arthur Jordan home in Meridianst to honor Miss Margaret Neumann who will marry next week. Pink and white decor featured a buffet luncheon with hostess Mrs Kittle aided by her sister Miss Florence Witte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Loune Kittle
Arthur Jordan
N. Meridianst
Margaret Neumann
Alice
Florence Wittie
Arbor Day Proclamation Plans By Gov Hanly
Gov Hanly to issue spring Arbor Day proclamation in a few days. Law designates April 21 and October 20 as Arbor and Bird Days in the state. Governor will urge statewide observance and school programs including tree planting.
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Hanly
Storms at Mina Nevada Reports on Mining Venture
Daniel Storms former secretary of state now located at Mina Nevada is said to be meeting with success with a large mining company. He writes favorably to friends about the country and its prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel BE. Storms
Mina
Nev
Bread baking program at Vonnegut hardware store
Mrs Lilian Matherson of New York City lectured on bread baking using the New Process Visible gas range at Vonnegut hardware company in Indianapolis. She has spent two weeks there and will travel to Dayton to continue lectures, praising gas economy and domestic cooking benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vonnegut Hardware Company
Washington St
Lillian Matherson
New York City
Dayton
Indianapolis
Snow Buries Copper Country Causing Travel Standstill
Dispatches from the upper peninsula report copper country buried under snowdrifts four to eight feet deep after a six day storm. Business and transportation nearly halted as Caumont streets flood with impassable roads. The record snow is unprecedented for April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippa-McRae Press Association
Detroit
Mich
Upper Peninsula
Caumont
Pastor Frank Riley Ends Life In Atlanta Home
Rev. Frank Riley formerly of the South Georgia Methodist conference killed himself at his Atlanta residence by sealing the room and turning on gas. Depression from ill health is believed to have caused the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta, Ga
Frank Riley
South Georgia Methodist Conference
New Thinner Disk Shaped Phonograph Record Debuts
G Marcolli’s announced experiments in better phonograph records have culminated in a disk shaped, much thinner record with a threefold longer length. The gold plated mogul tip can be used 12 to 13 times, reducing rasping noise and delivering a clearer musical tone. Demonstrations are at Columbia Phonograph, 48 North Pennsylvania Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Marcolli
Frome
Marconi
Columbia Phonograph Company
Ani
Columbia Phonograph
North
Penunsylvania Street
Filing system visit to inspect war records cataloging
Gran Perry and Miss Jennie Elrod visited Washington to study the government filing and cataloging of war records. Elrod remained to plan the system for the adjutant general’s office as old records in the statehouse basement are to be organized and filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adji
Gran Perry
Washington
Jennie Elrod
Wisconsin Assembly kills clean towel law bill
The Wisconsin state assembly killed the senate bill known as the clean towel law which would require individual towels and longer sheets of motels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sun
Madison
Wis
State Assembly
Senate
Notice of liquor license in Indianapolis Seventh Ward
Edward A Harmening applies to Marion County Board of County Commissioners at May 1907 term for license to sell spirituous vinous malt and other intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons with drinking on premises. Premises at 1 North Delaware Street in Center Township Ward 7, Indianapolis, described as front room 14 1/2 by 32 feet in a three story brick building on Delware Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Township
Board of Commissioners
Marion County
Indiana
Walt
Fast Street
Lin Outlet H
East
Court Streets
Indianapolis
Mariey County
First Street
Frederick Wachstetter
Heaers
Thseriter Nereby
Board of Commissioners of
Marion Coufi
State of
Earey
Senate
Drake
Senate Avenue
Netie
Seid Board
G. Cornforth
Tndiana
Board of County Commissioners
Bluff Avenue
Bayer
Raymond Street
Jenbex
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City Grain
Gen. Wade
Gen. Botha
Thomas Palmer
Ish
Benjamin Sherman
CLIO
Masons
Tinue
Ing Fund
Judge Pritchard
Chicago Grain
Christian
Scrippa“Krae Press Association
A. Russell Pea
Noon
CITY
Iota Club
NEW Industrial School
New Place
Hood
Alcomoql
Isgvediems
Ee Empire
Puta
C. I. Hoop Co.,, Apothecaries
Lowell, Mass
US A
America
Createst
Dr. Oliver
Lewal
Mass
Arbor Day
Scrippin-McHae Press Association
Indiana Trust Company
Skase
Learn Filing System
DR. Waldron
Omy
J. H. Waldron
N. EF. Cor
Washington and
Meridian Sts
N. Meridian St
Main
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