Wall St Stocks Dull Slump on Some Reversals in Early Trades
The stock market opened strong with broad gains in the first hour led by Reading Union Pacific and St Paul while Delaware Hudson rose 1 and a half. Bonds were unchanged as grains and oats showed mixed activity with No 2 red wheat at 77 seconds and various corn and hay price variations noted across the day. Brokers reported short-covering and easing time money as the market held a generally firm tone through midmorning.
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New York
Delaware & Hudson
Reading
Union Pacific
St. Paul
London Cabies
Otders
Chicago Live Stock Prices Apr 22
Cattle receipts 29000 steady with prime beeves 5 6x, cows and heifers 210x, stockers 2905.25, Texans HWE 4.75. Hogs receipts 40000 steady. light 6.50 6.70, rough 6.30 6.45, mixed 6.45 6.70, heavy 6.50 6.67. Pigs 30000 5.60. Sheep receipts 30000, 0c lower. native sheep 4.75 6.80, western sheep 5.35 6.90, native lambs 6.80 8.69.
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Scrippsa-MacRae Press Association
Chicago
Chicago Produce Prices on Eggs Poultry and Cheese
Apr 22 market update lists Eggs extras at 1£ 14e, Potter Creamery extra 2c and firsts, Poultry with turkeys 18 chickens 12 to 14¢, geese $5.00–7.00 per dozen, Cheese Twins 13 14c, Young Americas 14–15c.
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Scripps-McRaee Press Association
Chicago
Potter—Creamery
Commodity Prices Across Markets Reported in New York
New York market summary lists Pork Mess at 25 18.00 per unit, Lard Western steam spot at 8.50 and 5.90, Tallow City at 6 14c and 6 65c, Dressed poultry with turkeys 1 18c, chicks 10 18c, fowls 10 14c, Butter creamery extra 33 34c, state dairy tubs finest 22c, Eggs white fancy 20c western 17 14c, Cheese full cream 15c.
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Yerippa-Vwerae Press Association
New York
Pork—Mess
Western Steam
Livestock Market Report East Buffalo April Receipts
East Buffalo cattle and hog market results show varied prices with higher steer bids, prime steers at 34.00 to 6.25 per hundredweight, calves and heifers trading in the 4.00 to 5.50 range, cows 4.00 to 4.75, and hogs around 6.06 to 6.99. Sheep receipts total 30,000 with wool prices around 8.79 and yearlings near 7.40 to 7.60.
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East Buffalo
Yorks
Ace Steele
Vetlensmans
Erro
British Editor Stead Presses Women at Boston Clubs
William T. Stead, noted British editor, addressed the Economic Club and is to speak at the Harvard Union, both Boston venues. both institutions ban women but Stead says his rule is to speak at large gatherings where women are not admitted.
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Scrippa-Mcktane Press Association
Boston
Mass
Wiliam T. Tead
Economic Club
Harvard Union
Stead
Reenen
Blamed the Pilot in Steamboat Collision
United States Steamboat Inspectors released findings on the February collision involving the steamers Regmont and Knowlton near New London. Pilot H W Anson of the Larch t was blamed for the disaster, with incompetence and insufficient lifeboats cited as key factors. Captain Vey was exonerated from incompetency or mis management charges.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
New London
Capt
Vey
Livestock Receipts and Prices at Indianapolis Market
Indianapolis market shows hog receipts at 1,500 and cattle and sheep around 300 each. Hogs steady to 5 cents lower with top at 6.79, cattle and sheep steady. feeder and fat cattle, steers, heifers, cows, and calves listed with varied price ranges and weights. Pigs and sheep values noted, with bulk sale figures and ranges emphasized.
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Indianapolis
Cincinnati Livestock Receipts April 22
Catle receipts 2200 steady. Butcher steers trading 5.60 to 5.73 for good to choice. Hogs receipts 4400 up 4 cents, good to choice 6.45 to 6.73. Mixed packers 6.0 to 6.55. Sheep receipts 4100, extra lambs 7.68 to 7.90.
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Cincinnati
Scripp
NeRve Press Association
Day Births and Building Permits From City Records
City births list numerous couples with addresses and newborns including boys and girls. Building permits section names several applicants, locations, and project costs across multiple streets.
Navy audit office picks colored chief in bid to avert strike
Washington April 22. The auditor of the navy will not face a strike as Ralph Tyler of Columbus Ohio is appointed to succeed Col W W Brown as chief of the bureau. Dissatisfied clerks seeking transfers to other government bureaus are told not to expect favorable consideration. The administration signals that resignations will be accepted if clerks object to the appointments based on complexion.
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Scripps-McRae Press -Association
Washington
Auditor of the Navy
Ralph Tyler
Columbus
Col. W. W. Brown
Pennsylvania
Chicago Grain Prices and Receipts Report
Chicago April 22. Weather showed showers in the southwest and wheat eased. May corn sold around 48 1/8 to 48 3/4 cents, July 48 1/2 to 48 3/4. Oats firm May 44 1/4 to 44 3/4. Provisions quiet and easier with pork around 15.89, ribs around 8.49. Local receipts 47 cars neat, 235 corn, 344 oats.
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Tarruga
Timothy
Hay
Timielry
Tori
Irs
Chicago
Large Crowds Hear Debates On Christian Science In Indianapolis
Clarence A. Buskirk of the Christian Science board lectured at Caleb Mills hall defending Christian Science as a gospel healing faith. The Rev. Edger P. Will of Chicago spoke at Second Presbyterian Church condemning Christian Science while praising adherents who live by Eddy teachings.
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Indianapolis
Clarence A. Buskirk
Christian Science Board of Lecturers
Caleb Mills
United States
Buskirk
Sicis
Knox says he has no role in Thaw case or presidential bid
Senator Knox arrived in Pittsburg for business and denied involvement with Mrs Thaw or her son's case He refused to consider his name for the Republican nomination and indicated no plans to seek the presidency He left the Schenley Hotel amid questions from reporters
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Secripps-McRane Press Association
Pittsburg
Knox
Schenley
Willian Thaw
Riot at Free Will Baptist church leads to arrest warrant
Followers of Rev. Freeman Chase faced a Sunday riot at the Free Will Baptist church in Portsmouth. A warrant was issued in Littaire Pooles' court at New Boston for elder R. L. Ferguson on assault charges against Deacon Joseph Monroe. Attorneys for both sides seek court adjustment as the fight escalated with knuckles and chairs and about 20 women involved in the fracas.
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Portsmouth
Freeman Chase
Free Will Baptist Church
Littaire Pooles
New Boston
R. L. Ferguson
Joseph Monroe
Chase
Common Pleas Court
Prass
Incorporations Filed For Three Indiana Firms
Articles of incorporation were filed at the secretary of state office on Monday for three Indiana ventures. Co operative Construction and Building Company of South Bend lists capital stock at 24000 with directors A C Snake M E Wright Samuel Weideman L W Carpenter and J C Roher. White Crane Water Company of Dillsboro has 50000 capital with directors O M Hubbard R W Nelson T B Shutts D J Hauss and Fred Schmutte. Wabash Gear Works of Terre Haute shows 100000 capital with directors R M Brown H L Warner Frank McKeen R E Fraze M C Rankin W W Rey and Buena V Marshak.
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Co-operative Construction and Building Company
South Bend
Capital Stock
A. C. Snake
M. E. Wright
Samuel Weideman
L. W. Carpenter
J. C
Roher
White Crane Water Company
Dillsboro
O. M. Hubbard
R. W. Nelson
T. B. Shutts
D. J. Hauss
Fred Schmutte
Wabash Gear Works
Terre Haute
R. M. Brown
H. L. Warner
Frank McKeen
R. E. Fraze
M. C. Rankin
W. W. Rey
Buena V. Marshak
Aked Urges Christianization to Convert Foreigners
The Rev Charles F Aked opens as pastor of Fifth Ave Baptist in New York urging Americans to unite by Christianity to reform politics and society. He warns about waves of European immigrants and calls for making new arrivals good Americans and patriots through Christian influence. Rockefeller attended the service.
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Pembroke Chapel
Liverpool
Rockefeller
Aked
Christ
Victims Buried After Gasoline Plant Explosion
Frank and James Jacobs and Albert Burt died in a gasoline explosion at the rubber works on E Georgia Street. They were buried from Frank Jacobs home, with Ragsdale as undertaker, laid to rest together. Alvert Burt’s funeral was at his Shelby Street home. Henry Piele shows improvement at Deaconess Hospital. Explosion blamed on overheated steam pipe.
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Frank
James Jacobs
Albert Burt
Rubber Works
E. Georgia St
Frank Jacobs
Adelaide
Alvert Burt
I:te
Shelby St
Henry Piele
Deaconess Hospital
Pirie
Robber Confesses In Local Stock Loan Case
New York police court heard the confession of O Douglass an employee of the Trust Company of America arrested on charges of stealing 590 in railroad securities He said he had given the sands to a broker as collateral for a stock loan and admitted the act during arraignment
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Scrippa-McRae Press Association
New York
W. O. Douglass
Trust Company of America
Douglass
Bank President Injured After Train Fall Near Rockwell City
Frank Corey, president of the Vetter Savings Bank in Vetter, fell from an Illinois Central train a mile west of Rockwell City, Iowa. He was found unconscious and possibly fatally injured, having boarded the wrong side of the car and hung on until exhausted.
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Scripps-McHae Press
Ausoiation
Rockwell City
Frank Corey
Vetter
Illinois Central
Corey
Family Poisoning Inquiry Begins Over Mette Family
Coroner opens inquest into the deaths of Mr and Mrs Mette after a poisoning incident traced to buns baked by Mrs Sladek and distributed among the family. Dr J F E Waggoner testified about the timeline, symptoms, and failed adherence to medical orders as Mrs Sladek and her mother acted as translators and caretakers amid spreading illness.
Adair Room for Governor Met by Two Aspirants in His District
Indiana political scene centers on Thomas Taggart as he declines a national bid while remaining a force in state Democratic leadership. Taggart allies claim he funds 75 percent of Indiana's campaigns and will outmaneuver Hearst aligned rivals. Antitaggart factions target district politics in the Twelfth and push for Hoffman as district chair while testing gubernatorial bids from Adair supporters McCullough and Judge Erwin.
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Thomas Taggart
Taggart
Indianapolis
Indiana
Tagart
Hearst
Mr. Taggart
LE. G. Hoffman
Fort Wayne
Mr. Hoffman
Congress
J. A. M. Adair
Anderson
Indiana Democratic Club
McCullough
Adair
Judge Erwin
Decatur
Jewelry Robbery Boldly Planned at Burgheim Store
A Sunday night or Monday morning burglary smashed the plate glass window of Burgheim at 144 W Washington St. and stole over 500 dollars in watches and jewelry. A brick used in the break caused about 13 dollars in damage and an auction sale at No 41 W Washington St was postponed.
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Burgheim
Park Jewelry Store
Washington St
Plaza
Child Burns In Kitchen Fire From Struck Match
Four year old Phineas Latham of 1310 Columbia Avenue was playing with matches in the kitchen when a flame ignited him. His mother grabbed him but he suffered burns to his clothing and body before the blaze could be controlled. He is expected to recover.
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Phineas Latham
Columbia-ave
Courtship Rules Warn Against Improper Conduct
New York April 22 Rev Father Angelo of St Michaels church Flushing outlines courtship "donts" to curb romance. No holding hands lonely walks bogey rides or close sofa cuddling. Visiting hours limited 8 to 1. Courtship should last seven months or less then parents must ask the young man his intentions. Girls should not marry before age 18. Parents should not leave the room and must monitor courting.
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Father Angelo
St. Michaels Church
Flushing
Lord Garrington Sentenced to Death in Missouri Murder Case
The court affirmed a death sentence for Lord Garrington in the McCann murder case in St. Louis. The Supreme Court dismissed the appeal as it found an error in the review process. Scripps-McRae Preas Association reported the ruling from Washington.
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Rington
St. Louis
Supremie Court
Call for Uniform Rank Brigade Assembly in Indianapolis
Merrill E. Wilsen, commander of the Uniform rank Knights of Pythias Indiana, issues a call for a brigade assembly in Indianapolis at 1 30 on April 30 to enact legislation and prepare for the brigade encampment August 12 17 at the dedication of the Grand Lodge building. The meeting is for colonels lieutenant colonels majors of battalions captains and first lieutenants.
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Merrill E. Wilsen
Knights of Pythias
Indiana
Heberi
Indianapolis
Grand Lodge
Mon golian Grounded Off Japanese Coast
A large steamer named Mon golian ran aground on the Japanese coast while trying to avoid a collision with The Mongolia. Capt. Hathaway commanded the ship, built in 1904 in New York, 13 639 tons, with no loss of life expected due to proximity to shore. The vessel previously grounded at Midway Island in 1906 but was floated and repaired.
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London
Tokio
Mongolia
Yokohama
Hathaway
New York
Midway Island
St Louis Impostor Barrington Linked to River Murder Case
Barrington, a British impostor famed as an English lord, faced police court after a home invasion and a troupe stint in St Louis. His companion James P. McCann disappeared, later found dead in a Bonfils winery. witnesses linked Barrington to McCann's prescription and appearance. Barrington challenged eviction and pursued appeals to higher courts.
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ST. Louis
Loerd
Bar-rington
St Locis
Wilhelmina Grae
T Grace
England
Mics ¢Lichrore
St Louis
Barrington
McCann
Bonfils
Testifu l
Clayton
Cae
State Supreme Court
Intes
Supreme Ecourt
DANGER WAS A MAN AT BOWLING LEAGUE DANCE
Major Charles A. Bookwalter testifies the so called oriental dancer at the Indianapolis Bowling League event at the Grand hotel Friday night appeared male. He suggests the performer may be a known politician in disguise and says doors were open with Chief Robert Metzger outside.
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Grand Hotel
Maar Charles A. Bookwalter
Robert Metzger
Puyehue Volcano Eruption Sparks Panic in Chile
Panic spreads in southern Chile as Puyehue volcano erupts in full force. Residents flee fearing lava flow while shocks reach as far as Santiago. Forest fires from ash and cinders consume thousands of acres.
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Santiago
Surprise Witness Helps State in Lawson Case Trial
Lawrence White testified as an eyewitness to the saloon tragedy on Sept 1 in Lafayette Ind The testimony favored the state but was not entirely damaging to Mrs Alice Lawson her husband’s widow Thirty women crowd the courtroom as Ethel Lawson daughter of the defendant is set to testify this week
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Lafayette
Ind
Alice Lawson
Lawrence White
Ethel Lawson
Diamonds Stolen From Salt Lake Jewelers Safe
Burglars blew open the safe of John Daynes & Sons jewelers at 26 Main Street Salt Lake City and stole diamonds valued between 12000 and 15000 dollars. The theft occurred early today and is attributed to a burglary by thieves associated with the Scripps-McRae Presa group. Investigation underway.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
John Daynes & Sons, Jewelers
Main-st
Oldest Erie engineer electrocuted at Rochester station
Rochester April 22. John Berger, the Erie railroad's oldest engineer, was electrocuted today at the Erie station when his head touched a current cable. He had served the road for six years.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Rochester
N. Y
John Berger
Erie Railroad
Erie
Delight with American women charms French observer
Mme Laurence Fiedler, on a mission from the French government to study women and children in America, praises New York women. She declares shopgirls seem like queens, highly independent, well dressed, and content with work hours and pay, contrasting Stead’s criticisms.
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New York
Amertes
Mme
Laurence Fiedler
Tolay
France
Arrives in Indianapolis for Night Contest
Willie Fitzgerald, a notable heavyweight contender, arrived in Indianapolis Monday noon for the event at the Auditorium. He appears fit and ready and plans to train in the city through Tuesday and Wednesday as the crowd awaits the contest amid curious local chatter.
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Willie Fitzgerald
Indianapolis
Joe Greggs
Willie
Areneo
Burglar Captured After Break-In at New York Physician’s Home
Dr Charles N B Callas awoke to a burglar in his home. A struggle followed and the intruder fired a gun toward the physician. Police assisted in cornering and arresting the burglar.
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New York
Ammenia Co
Charles N. B. Callas
Glar
Camac
Tae
Denounced President Roosevelts By Chicago Federation
The Chicago Federation of Labor denounced President Roosevelts remarks calling Moser Haywood undesirable. They criticize his description as unwarranted and fault his silence cited as partly responsible for the action. A telegram requesting confirmation or denial of the report is noted.
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Chicago
Chicago i Deration of
Labor
Roose
Moser Haywood
Poe
Federation
Taft Returns From Isthmus and Cuba
Secretary of War Taft arrives by yacht Mayflower at Norfolk on April 22. He will proceed to Washington and enable the president to arrange a forthcoming visit to the Jamestown exposition.
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Scripps-NcRae Press Association
Norfolk
Taft
Isthmus
Cuba
Capes
Washington
Cane
Attack on Warsaw troops by terrorists claims multiple lives
In Warsaw on April 22 armed terrorists attacked soldiers and police officials. One officer and two soldiers were killed as the attackers fled the scene.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Warsaw
Armeda
Otier
President Roosevelt to depart for Oyster Bay summer vacation
President Roosevelt will leave Washington on June 12 for his summer retreat at Oyster Bay marking his earliest departure from the capital for a vacation since taking office. He typically heads to Oyster Bay around July 1, with his final official appearance before departure set for Georgia Day at the Jamestown Exposition on June 11.
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Whithouse
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Washington
Oyster Lay
Jamestown Exposition
Georgia
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