Wall Street Opens Higher Amid Small Gains
The stock market opened generally higher in New York following London, with Amalgamated and Smelting up to 1% and 1 1/4 points, Reading and Southern Pacific up about 1/2 to 1%, and Union Pacific 4%. By ten minutes in, gains faded and activity cooled, with government bonds unchanged and trading dull.
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New York
London
Reading
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Southern Railway
Atchison and B. & C
Stock Exchange
Cincinnati Live Stock Prices Reported by Scrippa McRae
Cincinnati market update lists cattle receipts at 300 with strong bids for butcher steers at 5.60 to 5.70, hogs receipts around 2.44 with possible gains to higher prices, sheep receipts strong with extra bids from 6.00 to 6.25 and lambs up to 7.50.
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Cincinnati
Cattle and Hogs Prices From St Louis Livestock Market
ST. LOUIS Mo April 14 Cattle receipts about 3 000 with buyers lifting steers to 4 00 6 50 for stockers and feeders cows and heifers 32 65 75 Texas steers 2 65 5 60 cows and heifers 1 90 4 40 Hogs receipts 7 500 up to 6 25 6 70 packers and best heavy 5 70 6 8 Sheep receipts 1 800 steady lambs 4 00 9 50
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St. Louis
Scrippa-Veitine Prese Association
Texas
Cscs
Ceecggacteseecsoees
Saabee Bert
Icc
Cence
Pavers
Amel
Alemete
Baduh
Chicago Live Stock Prices Reported by Secreips-McRae
Chicago live stock market report from April 16 shows Castle-Report with 2,700 steady. Prime veal and beef cattle price ranges, stockers and feeders around 2,8065.00, cows and heifers mixed. Hogs receipts and prices range from 4.80 to 6.60, with various classes listed. Sheep and lamb receipts noted Native sheep around 3.0 to 7.55, lambs up to 6.65. ENCES Wreet-
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Chicago
Eggs and poultry prices from Chicago market report
In Chicago on April 18 the Scrippa-McRae Presa Association lists egg categories with prices for firsts and extras, Butter-Creamery shows extra firsts at 19.40, Cheege-Twins and Young Aimer brands cited with 15 to 15 cents, Poultrs-Turkeys and ducks with listed per dozen rates including geese at 5.0 to 7.0 dollars.
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Scrippa-McRae Presa Association
Chicago
Uxtras
Mwe
Butter—Creamery
Extra
City Grain and Feed Market Report Summary
Wheat values show No 2 red around 77 3/4 cents, No 3 red and No 4 red varied, some rejections. Corn prices list No 2 white about 48 to 49 cents, No 3 yellow near 47 cents, mixed and other grades cited with through billing. Oats steady with No 2 white near 43 to 44 cents. Hay prices hold firm for timothy and clover mixed. Inspections recorded several car loads by grade, with totals across wheat corn hay and screenings.
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Hay
Chite
Timothy
Sun offers ten cent patterns with team friendly design
The Sun partners with a top pattern firm to deliver daily patterns at ten cents each. Each issue features a unique pattern described for readers and includes a size option that accommodates teams. Postpaid orders are accepted by sending the ten cent pattern number, size, and the reader’s name and address to the Fashion Department.
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the Sun
Fashion Department
The
Live stock market report Indianapolis April four
Receipts hogs four thousand cattle eleven hundred sheep and lambs light. Hog market five to ten cents higher top price six ninety. Cattle strong. steers varied by weight with Good to choice and common to medium ranges. Heifers fair to median, cows fair to medium, bulls and calves noted. Wool sheep and clipped sheep prices listed with ranges.
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Indianapolis
Leather and Belting Price List Summary
A leather and belting price list notes Oak sole 31 38c Hemlock sole use harness leather 24430 skirting seat 46 48c single strap trace leather inert extra short tap leather belting 10 percent discount Standard leather belting 69 percent Giscount.
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Giscount
Red Men Plan A Carnival At Tomlinson Hall in April
The Red Men's Carnival association of four Indianapolis tribes announced a week long carnival from April 22 to 27 at Tomlinson hall to raise funds for paying debts of Comanche, Tishomingo, Winamac halls and to build for Wewoka. The program features high class attractions from American Booking company, free children’s night, gymnasts Howard and Germane, a plantation show, a 15 person orchestra, strongman Santell, roller skating, and various theater acts.
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Indianapolis
Tomlinson Hall
Comanche Tribe
Tishimingo Tribe
Winamac Tribe
Wewoka Tribe
Tuxedo
Comany of
Chicago
Howard and
Germane
Santell
Spotted Family
Chauncey Morlan
Red Men
Governor Hanly Not Well After Disobedience Incident
Report says Gav Tar Ly Gov Tar Ly is not well following disobedience of orders and attempting work during nurse absence. Friends fear his condition worsens as he remains confined and restless, urging compliance with medical instructions for recovery.
Chicago grain prices and receipts report
Wheat futures weakened for May and July with May at 78 cents and July around 83?c. Corn held firm with May at 47 cents and July near 47 1/4c. Oats rose with May near 53 1/2c and July around 60 1/2c. Wings and provisions advanced. July pork at 16.10, lard 8.80, ribs 7.20. Local receipts show wheat 46 cars, corn 424 cars, oats 410 cars. No. 2 red winter May at 78 cents, July at about 83 cents. May corn at 47 cents, July around 47 1/4c. May oats at about 54 cents, July near 60 1/2c. No. 2 white May oats at 44 1/4c.
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Chicago
M&se
Disappeared Girl Admits New Origin Story
Adah Williams, a girl about ten, admitted to police that she had not lied about Easter Sunday disappearance. She said she was in Indianapolis working for a physician’s family and had stayed with friends in Rushville, then returned home Monday night. The investigation continues as authorities pursue motives for her disappearance.
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Asche
Sheffieldave
Rushville
Search for Anna Laughlin Abandoned in Chi to New York Police Involvement
New York police take up the missing person case of Anna V Laughlin a senior high school student who disappeared in April. Chicago authorities report a letter suggesting the girl may have acted alone and photo identifications from Gateman White and a station porter support she traveled toward New York on a Lake Shore train.
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Anna V. Laughlin
Chichi Ang
New York
Bray
Chicago
Melville Cohen
Gateman White
Lake Shore & Michigan Sonvinern
Anna Loughtin
Lake Shore
Miss Laughlin
President Roosevelt asked for information on Lawton Day events
Telegram from the secretary to President Roosevelt to Grand Army headquarters in Indianapolis requests full statements and all resolutions from the G. A. R. Bosig related to the conflict between civil war veterans and the Lawton Memorial committee over Memorial Day observances. Veterans were not invited to participate. invitation extended for a May 36 dedication. G. A. R. opposed May 30 indoor ceremonies to avoid interfering with Memorial Day. It suggests the president may skip Indianapolis due to the dispute.
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Republic
Cediarapolis
Roosevelt
G. A. R. Bosig
Lawton Memorial Committee
Lawton
Lawton Memorial
Indianapolis
Lawten
Thief Started Fire During Poultry House Robbery
A burglar at Frederick Messler’s poultry house on Tacoma Avenue set a fire during the theft Monday night. The poultry house and barn burned, about 150 dollars in loss, 50 chickens stolen. Police investigate amid recent neighborhood barn fires suspected to target poultry.
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Poultry House
Tacoma-ave
Get
Shot the Doctor in Fort Wayne Mystery Shooting
Scripps-Metface Press Association reports Dr. K Laura P Rawles wounded four times at his doorway near Huntertown as a man named August Benfort, said to be feeble-minded and a Spanish-American War veteran, fired then shot himself in the head. Rawles survived to be taken to a hospital.
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Scripps-Mefine Press Association
Fort Wayne
Ind
Laura P. Rawles Wis
Huntertown
Dr. Rawles
Rawhes
Bride of a Doctor to Wed at Home Ceremony
Dr Paul IF Robinson and Miss Edna Castor will marry Tuesday evening at 8 30 at the bride’s cousin John McLaren’s home 1212 Pleasant Star. The Rev E A Heron officiates with J W Castor giving away. Branch Miles maid of honor. John McLaren best man. Wedding supper to follow. couple to reside at 112 Dixon St after June 1. Robinson is a noted young physician. Castor is a longtime stenographer for Marion county coroners. she will remain employed by Coroner Petersdorf for a few months post marriage.
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Paul IF. Robinson
Edna Castor
John Mclaren
E. A. Heron
J. W. Castor
Branch Miles
Dixon St
Robinson
Robertson
Charles Tutewiler
Miss Castor
Marion County
Ofee
Petersdorf
German Historian Otto Ketzsen to Lecture in New York
Under Sozialer Turn Verein auspices Dr Otto E Ketzsen professor of history at the Royal Academy of Posen Germany will lecture in the auditorium of the German House April 13 at p m The subject A Comparative Study of the Constitutions of the United States and the German Empire During his three month stay in the United States Prof Hotesch will lecture under the Germanistic Society of America He was born in Leipzig and studied at Leipzig and Maemchen He earned a Doctor degree in 1889 and studied at Berlin He edited Akademische Blatter from 198 to 1906 and was editor in chief of Deutsche Monatschrift Last year he became chair of history at the Royal Academy of Posen
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Otto EK. G. Ketzsen
Royal Academy of Posen
Germany
United States
German Empire
United Sites
Hotesch
Germanistic Society of America
I.vipzig
Temas Gymnasium
Clly
Leipzig
Maemchen
University of Berlin
Akademische Blachter
Deutsche Monatschrift
Canton Bolsters Indianapolis via Holnes Deal
Manager Carr completes deal with Bade Meyers of Canton sending Third-Baseman Hooke to Indianapolis. Catcher Homes also moves to that team. Holmes departure leaves Daniel Hawley as assistant to Paddy Livingston.
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Deak
Bade Meyers
Canton
Hooke
Indianapolis
Catcher Homes
Iolmes
Daniel Hawley
Paddy Livingston
Man commits suicide on bridge after gambling loss
Tony Doozy, 38, bet his life on a worse race and lost. Lecyong Paid the $5 and attempted to kill himself by shooting through the ear on the Adsmist bridge as hundreds hurried to trains. A fatal shot was fired, doctors say. A betting slip and a letter to friends reveal his gambling downfall and plea for forgiveness.
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Scripps-Mckhtae Presa Association
Chicago
Tony Doozy
Lecyong
Devony
Nso
Wwe
Indiana Secretary Receives Several New Corporations
Articles filed show Industrial Realty and Investment Company of Terre Haute with 16000 capital and directors including P. F. Hamilton and J. L. Evans. Hoosier Building and Loan Association at Petersburg with 100000 capital and directors led by J. S. Boashot and W. H. Meinerding. Noble County Cannery Company at Lisbon with 15000 capital and directors such as A. C. Brouse. Clinton Ice Company at Clinton with 29000 capital and directors led by J. B. Beggs and W. H. Johnson.
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P. F. Hamilton
O. L. Babell
David Jenkins
G. W. Green
Hoosier Building and Loan Association
Petersburg
Capital Stock
J. S. Boashot
W. H. Hmeinerding
J. B. VanNada
Baron Brenton
HW. S. Edwards
W. H. Link
JT. V. Colvin
Noble County Cannery Company
Lisbon
A. C. Brouse
A. B. Cawley
T. 14. Bowen
W. L. Baughman
J. M. Mweimer
J. E. Boughey
A. D. Martin
J. M. Haines
N. J. Shook
Clinton Ice Company
Clinton
J. BE. Beges
T. G. Beggs
W. H. Johnson
G. 8. Johnson
H. H. Bronberger
City Births and Notices From Local Record
City births list several couples with addresses and newborns a girl or boy. Notable entries include Conway at 138 Palmer st and Newberry at 428 Davidson st with girls. Meynore at 1511 English ave and McClellan at 513 Burwick ave with boys. Also gastritis and other hospital diagnoses for residents and multiple marriage licenses and building permits listed with names, ages, and addresses.
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Maud Geyer
Carsonst
Charles and
Grace Conway
Palmerst
Fred and
Carrie Miller
Naomi St
Ben
Daisy Morgan
Ida Newberry
Davidsonst
Willian
Lizzie Meynore
English Ave
George and
Dollie Goodall
Sheffield Ave
Ida McClellan
Burwickave
William and
Alta Patterson
May Dickerson
Burciaave
Wilhelm
Mrs. Johnson
Marguerite Igrains
Martindale Ave
Sympathy for Father at A. O. H. Meeting
At Morrison hall on April 15 Division No. 9 A. O. H. adopted resolutions condoling the death of Brother Martin P. Grady's son. A copy was to be spread on records, sent to the family, and printed in city papers. Committee: Morice Donnelly, Matthew Quinn, P. B. Gallagher, M. 2, G'Rei' Iv.
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Morrison Hall
Div
Martin P. Grady
Morice Donnelly
Matthew Quinn
Dent
P. B. Gallagher
M. 2
G’rei'iv
Civil Service Exams Open for Cadetships and Other Placements
A spring civil service exam period opened Tuesday at the commission office for cadetships at Annapolis with five candidates listed. further tests to follow for bookkeepers in canal service district health officers farmers forest assistants teachers in Indiana service and veterinary inspectors. Nine stenographer typewriter vacancies in the Philippine Islands will require an exam in Cincinnati on April 22, 1907, with salaries from 1200 to 1400 dollars. Men only may apply. blanks available from H. K. Milhouse, room 421, Federal Building, Indianapolis.
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Civil Service Commission
Anapolis
Canal Service
Indiana Service
Bureau of Insular Affairs
Philippine Islands
Cincinnati
H. K. Milhouse
Federal Building
Indianapolis
Ind
Crowell Surrenders to Arkansas Authorities for Trial
Tiudolph Crowell, famed embezdl er of Wells Fargo Express funds, was surrendered by Indianapolis police to Little Rock authorities for trial. The arrest followed a signed promise from Wells Fargo Superintendent Belter that the $300 reward would be paid to the police pension fund.
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Tiudolph Crowell
Actor drowned at sea after fall from steamer
A wireless message from the steamer Minneapolis reports Percy Janis, 22, brother of musical comedy star Fisie Janis, fell overboard and drowned near the voyage to London where he was to appear in Mrs Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch. Bierbower is the correct family name. his mother is Mrs Jane Bierbower.
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Minneapolis
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Fisie Janis
London
Mrs. Wiggs
Ilsie Janis
Bierbower
Mia
Jane
John Tofte Dies of Heart Failure in Valparaiso Home
John Tofte, in Valparaiso Indiana, died of heart trouble at his home on April 16. A Chicago specialist who examined him recently said his heart was five times its normal size.
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Valparaiso
Ind
John Tofte
Chicago
Cooking Lectures at Hartmanns in Indianapolis End
Miss Emily Watsman Colling, cooking expert, announced Tuesday menu with rolled lamb chops and date pudding at Hartmanns store. Lectures wrap Wednesday after demonstrations of the Peninsular gas range and the cooking lesson series. House wives of Indianapolis have attended daily for ten days and praise Colling highly.
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Emily Wstsman Colling
Hartmanns
Colling
Indianapolis
Public Works Seeks Bids For City Street Improvements
Indianapolis Board of Public Works invites sealed bids by April 22 1907 for multiple street projects including THIRTIETH STREET NORTH SIDE from CENTRAL AVENUE to MERIDIAN STREET and OXFORD STREET from TENTH to NOWLAND AVENUE cement sidewalks and brick gutters. Proposals require contingent liability insurance 5000 per person 10000 per incident and a certified bid bond 2.5 of engineer estimate.
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Indianapolis
Ind
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Keystone
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I. Manapolis
Ee of
Wood Faith
Indiama
Gale Street
Twenty-Eighth Street
Senate Avenue
Eleventh Street
Twelfth Street
Lowell Avenue
Bolton Avenue
Campbell Avenue
University Avenue
South Side
Ritter Avenue
City of Indianapolis to Vacate Part of First Alley North of Market
The Board of Public Works of Indianapolis announces a proposed vacation of the part of the First Alley North of Market Street from Fulton to Spring. Remonstrances may be filed by April 9, 1907, and a final hearing will be held at 9:00 a.m. at the board's office. Joseph Vorletious, Preston C. Trusler, Fred J. Mack, board presidents.
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Indiana
Board of Public Works
Joseph T. Elliott
Preston C. Trusler
Fred J. Mack
Department OF Fusllc
Woknmenice
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Ind
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Boar of Public Works
Euro
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Preston C. Trusser
Board of Pilit Works
Department OF Public Works
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Fulton Street
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Tuition Street
Board of Public Works of
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Preston ¢. Trusler
Fred 3
Mack
The
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Indianaapolis
Board of Prnite Works
Maryland Street
Traub Avenue
Belmont Avenue
Triuah Avenue
Said Street
Trench Avenue
Lear
Oseph T. Elliott
Board of Public Worm
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