Wall Street Stocks Open Higher Amid Mixed Flows
New York April 20 stock market opened chiefly higher with gains in Great Northern preferred Northern Pacific Atchison Reading and Amalgamated. Union Pacific and Reading led early trading while copper stocks shared the strength though overall volume stayed light as midday trading showed more selling pressure.
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New York
Great Northern Preferred
Northern Pack
Atchison
Union Pavific
Union Pacific
St. Paul
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Market Prices Report From New York Pork Mess and Butter Rates
New York markets show Pork-Mess at 17.25 to 18.00. Lard Western steam spot at 78.5 to 83.5. Tallow City at 5c city, 7% in country. Dressed poultry lists Wise turkeys and chicks at 10 to 18c, fowls 10 to 14c, ducks 11 to 15c. Butter Creamery extra 27 to 27.5c. Eggs White fancy 20 to 21.5c, 18 to 19c, 16 to 16.**
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Scrippr-McRae Preas Association
New York
Western Steam
Bysc
Chicago cattle markets drift with mixed bids April report
Sempra Meenie Press Association from Chicago notes cattle receipts around 3,000 head steady for recesvits and 5,476 for prime beeves, with varying prices across stockers, raws, heifers, canners and Texans. House receipts rise about 18,000 with mixed bidding across light to heavy cattle, pigs, native sheep and lambs showing range shifts.
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Chicago
Weston
Livestock market receipts and prices in Indianapolis
April 30 reports show hogs 5,090 head and cattle 1,500 with strong to higher demand and top hog prices at 6.70. Cattle mostly steady to lower, sheep and lambs steady. Listings detail steers and cows by weight, with various price ranges for good to choice and common to medium grades, plus calves, bulls, hogs, and spring lambs with per hundredweight bids.
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Indianapolis
Bacinee Gera Bog
Pittsburg Live Stock Prices Report
Pittsburg April 29 cattle supply light and steady with unchanged prices. Hogs receipts 4,000 head higher with prime heavy at 6.85 to 6.95, medium 6.90 to 6.95, workers and pigs 5.50 to 6.00, roughs 5.50 to 6.00.
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Pittsburg
East Buffalo Live Stock Report from April 30
East Buffalo N Y April 30 Cat tle Receipts 800 steady Veals and calves 347 700 Sheep Receipts 400 steady Choice clipped lambs 765 780 cull to fair 325 150 yearlings 5504 700 wethers 600 6 Sheep mixed 575 600 cull sheep 250 450 Hogs Receipts 2040 steady Yorkers pigs and mixed grades 690 695 heavies 675 690 roughs 590 600
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East Buffalo
Scripps-McRae
N. Y
State to reclaim fees from ex clerks under new act
Ed V. Fitzpatrick, clerk of the supreme court, reports nearly 14 000 owed by ex clerks Simon P. Sherin Alexander Hess A M Sweeney and W T Noble under a 60 day return of state fees act. The period expired Saturday and payment is not yet made. Attorney General James Bingham says he can enforce the law but will not act this week.
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Ed V. Fitzpatrick
Supreme Court
James Bingham
Simon P. Sherin
Alexander Hess
A. M. Sweeney
W. T. Noble
Bingham
Severe Wheat Drop Marks Chicago Grain Opening
Chicago grain prices opened with a sharp wheat drop led by May and July contracts. Corn and oats fell, while pork and lard in provisions also declined. City grain bids show mixed but generally firmer oats and steady hay, with detailed car load inspections listed for wheat and corn.
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Chicago
Mary
Prices for dairy and poultry items in Chicago market
Chicago market notes list Butter Creamery extras at 2c and 238c for various firsts, Eggs Extra at 17ac, Cheese Twins at 13 lic, Young Americas M 115c, Poultry list including Turkeys at 120, chickens 11%ec, ducks 13c and geese at $5.00 to $7.00 per dozen.
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Chicago
Young Americas
Cattle and Hog Prices Reported at St Louis Market
ST LOUIS April 30 cattle receipts 3599 strong beef steers 4.00 to 6.50 stockers and feeders 3.50 to 6.25 cows and heifers 2.85 to 9.75 Texas steers 2.65 to 6.60 cows and heifers 1.90 to 4.49 hog receipts 7500 3c higher pigs and lights 6.10 to 6.65 packers 6.10 to 6.65 butchers and best heavy 6.60 to 6.70 sheep receipts 1000 steady natives 1.00 to 6.40 lambs 3.75 to 8.25.
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Veel Ieee
Wrees
Peers Saiee Pee
ST. Louis
Texas
Cincinnati Live Stock Prices Report
Cincinnati live stock data from April 30 shows cattle receipts at 278 with prices from 4.65 to 5.60 for various grades, calves at 5.75 to 6.60, hogs receipts 1,300 up about 10 cents to 6.65 to 6.70, sheep receipts 600 weak with e xtra 5.50 to 5.00 and lambs at 7.25 to 9.00.
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Cincinnati
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Taft Declines to Discuss Politics in Ohio Campaign
Secretary of War William H. Taft left Cincinnati for Washington after declining to comment on Ohio political matters. He remains confident of success in the Buckeye State, while brother Charles P. Taft reports favorable sentiment from Cincinnati and Dayton amid a Republican canvass discussion.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Cincinnati
William Hoare
Washington
Walter Brown
Republican State Committee
Taft
Foraker
Ohio
Charles P. Taft
Dayton
Hope 10 Rescue Men From Tom Mine
Scripps Ve rne Press Association reports at Johnstown Pa seven miners trapped since Saturday in a flooded mine after a blast. A new pump boosts rescue efforts and progress against the water. rescuers plan a night dash into the mine. Entombed men show signs of life though food has run out for four days, and warnings of potential unrest loom if they perish before rescue.
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Johnstown
Steve Basha
Mike Marzgoni
City Record of births marriages and deaths list
A dated city record lists births with names and addresses, multiple infant and adult deaths from illnesses and accidents, a series of marriages between numerous couples, and building permit completions with addresses and values. Notable entries include pulmonary tuberculosis, cerebral aneurysm, accidental falls, carbolic acid poisoning, and premature birth among the deceased, plus several named couples entering marriages and homes erected or renovated with corresponding costs.
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Beaths
Patrick To Connolly
State College Hospital
Joseph McCarthy
Church-st
Michael J. Conway
Mary P. Lilly
S. Illinois St
Flatley
William Henry Bushawn
Fenneman St
Edward M. Jillson
Colonial Hotel
John P. Robbins
S. Summit St
Charles Scott Jameson
Broadway
William Pichen
Capitol Ave
John P. Wey
N. Dearbornst
George N. Allen
Bellefontainest
Hattie J. Scott
Arbor-ave
Papers Not Served Stir Indy Police Station Scene
Attorney Henry Seyfried caused a scene at the police station Tuesday when he complained that only 12 of 42 subpoenas for witnesses to prove Arthur Stanley's good character had been served. Stanley, a lineman for Indianapolis Heat and Light, was charged with loitering after being removed from William McLaughlin's saloon on West Street. He testified for McHugh Murphy and Foward, witnesses in the Sullivan-Edeey highway robbery case, amid questions about why he was arrested.
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Henry Seyfried
Asche
Arthur Stanley
William McLaughlin
S Westst
Justice of Peace
Stanley
Indianapolis Heat and Light Company
Indianapolis
McLaughlin
Saigon
West St
James McHugh
William Murphy
Clarence Foward
Sullivan-Edeey
Two Buildings Burned in Claremont Fire
In Claremont Ohio on April 30 the Flippen and Thomas buildings and their contents were destroyed by fire. Estimated loss is $50,000.
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Scrippa-McRae
Claremont
Flippen
Thomas
Locked Up Wife and Fired Home Tragedy in Indiana
Henry Bearman, a farmer in Kokomo Indiana, locked his wife in a second story room and started a fire. The wife jumped 15 feet to safety and fought the flames while Bearman pursued her. He fled two miles in rain to a windmill tower and resisted Sheriff Lindley before being captured. He will be returned to the insane asylum.
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Kokomo
Ind
Henry Hearman
Bearman
Lindley
Insane Asylum
Prohibition Leaders Plan Summer Chautauqua Work in Indiana
A Todisna meeting of Prohibition party leaders will discuss a summer chautauqua plan. State officers H. J. Hall and FE. W. Clark head the effort with Charles M. Lemon as treasurer. Five tents and five lecturers toured five towns last year. a similar program is under consideration for Indiana.
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Prohibition Party
Todisna
Bertha Ballard
A. T. Whitson
Ile
Pilis
Netenbaring
Siurea
Furia
Indiana
Shot May Be Fatal In Accidental Rifle Discharge
Fred Hiday, 17, was fatally threatened by an accidental gun discharge while loading a rifle during a Monday target session. He lies at City Hospital awaiting surgery performed last night. His mother remains by his side as doctors fight to save him after the firearm misfired.
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Fred Hiday
Monts
Ned
Hidauy
Hiday
County Indebtedness Report By State Bureau of Statistics
Miss Mary Stubbs chief of the State Bureau of Statistics prepared county indebtedness data. It lists county bonds outstanding eight million four hundred twenty seven thousand six hundred ninety five dollars and forty eight cents, county orders outstanding eight hundred thirty three thousand nine hundred ninety eight dollars and forty one cents, gross debt two hundred fifty four thousand nine hundred thirty three dollars and eighty nine cents, cash in sinking fund eight hundred ninety eight thousand two hundred twenty five dollars and thirty eight cents, net debt eight million nine hundred eleven thousand six hundred, redemption of county debt six hundred thousand seventy five dollars and fourteen cents, interest on loan three hundred eighty one thousand nine hundred eighty eight dollars and forty four cents. Marion county shows two thousand sixty eight dollars hands outstanding and twenty two thousand one hundred ninety three dollars and twenty nine cents in county orders, gross debt two million ninety thousand one hundred ninety three dollars and twenty nine cents, cash in sinking fund forty one thousand five hundred forty two dollars and seventy five cents, net debt two million eighteen thousand six hundred fifty one dollars, redemption of county debt sixteen thousand dollars, interest on loan seventy eight thousand seven hundred fifty four dollars and eight cents. Other counties are being compiled for an upcoming complete bureau report.
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Mary Stubbs
State Bureau of Statistics
Marion County
Snowfall Ticks Milwaukee Area With Six Inches
Scripps-McRae Presa Association notes heavy snow in Milwaukee and surrounding areas with six inches of accumulation reported during the latest storm.
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Scripps-McRae Presa Association
Milwaukee, Wis
Milwaukee
Vicinity
Builders' Supplies Prices From Lumber Yard Ad
A historical ad lists pine lumber 2 inch at 25.09 per M, common boards at 2.00 per M, hemlock 2 inch at 26.00 per M, oak at 35.00 per M, No 1 yellow pine flooring at 333.00 per M, siding at 82.00 per M, pales at 60.00 per M, pan white No 1 6.7 percent per M, and mixed lots at various M prices.
Incorporations Filed for Irvington Land Company and Chandler Building
Articles of incorporation filed with the secretary of state show Irvington Land Company of Indianapolis with capital stock of 10000 and directors Fred W. Eppert John F. Wood and Seth M. Hichcreek. Chandler Building Loan and Saving Association of Chandler with capital stock 100000 and directors John McKain Jessie E. Edwards Nick Howes William Dean and E B Harrison.
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Secretary of State
Irvington Land Company
Indianapolis
Fred W. Eppert
John F. Wood
Seth M. Hichcreek
Chandler Building, Loan and Saving Association
Chandler
John McKain
Jessie E. Edwards
Nick Howes
William Dean
E. 8. Harrison
Bomb Attack Aims at Guatemala President Wounds Chief of Staff
In Guatemala City on April 30 an explosive detonated near President Estrada Cabeza's carriage. The blast killed the president's horses and wounded Gren. Orellana, the chief of staff, while the president remained unharmed. Public condemnation followed.
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Estrada Cabeza
Gren
Orellana
Affirms Judgment in Marion County Foreclosure Suit
The Indiana appellate court on Tuesday upheld the Marion County Superior Court ruling in Indianapolis Brewing Co. v. Helena Behnke. It held a wife's property cannot secure her husband’s debt and noted Behnke was aware of this while finding no misrepresentation. Behnke recovers costs. the plaintiff loses, and the mortgage foreclosure stands ante.
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Marion County Superior Court
Indianapolis Brewing Company
Helena Behnke
Comstock
Lumberindictments Against Oklahoma Lumbermen Postponed
Guthrie Oklahoma April 39 Associate Justice Garber held federal indictments against Harry Gor such and J H Forsman of Kansas City along with seven Oklahoma retail lumber men for operating on lumber trust under Sherman act. All cases continued to next term of court.
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Justice Garber
Harry Gorsuch
J. H. Forsman
Kansas City
Oklahoma
Was She Murdered Secrippe McRae Report
In St Louis on April 30 Deputy Coroner Lloyd and Detective O'Brien consider Agnes Laurie of Glasgow Scotland may have been killed by a strangler. Neck bruise evidence suggests strangling as the cause.
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ST. Louis
Lloyd
O’brien
Agnes Laurie
Glasgow
Scotland
Tramp Grafter Tales On Riding Trains Without Fare
The narrator describes two methods to ride American trains for free, one with crew consent and one without. He recalls a Red Rock detour where tramps, hungry and bold, tried to board a moving freight but faced a brave brakeman who forced them off with a kick. He asserts tramps are cowards except when facing official authority.
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United States
la Junta
Colo
Dodge City
Ihas
Santa Fe
Jack
Colorado Desert
Southern Pacific
Red Rock
Ind
Carnegie's Daughter Ill at Home in New York
Little Margaret Carnegie, daughter of the ironmaster, is critically ill in New York. She has been in a precarious condition for some time, with improvement reported today. the nature of her ailment remains public. During the recent peace conference she neared death, and Mr Carnegie stayed in constant communication with home.
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New York
Margaret Carnegie
Carnegie
The Wagon Market Prices for Grains and Hay
Market notes list corn from 6.50 to 6.50 a bushel and oats at 13 per hundred. Hay prices shown: timothy 20.00, 22.00. clover 17.00 to 18.00. mixed 19.50 to 18.58. Prices reflect regional grain and forage market values.
Phelps and Berner Win Wide Roller Race At Wonderland
The six day roller skating race opened at Wonderland rink with a record crowd. After an hour, Phelps and Berner led with 355 laps, while Mann and Gilman had 356 laps but were penalized one. Stevens and Jenkins had 217 laps, Hoffmeyer and Bevis 110, and McGlenn and Graff 174 before disqualification. Race continues nightly 10 to 11. winner by most laps earns 160 prize, second 3.
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Wonderland Rink
Clarence Phelps
Walter Berner
Roy Mann
Harry Gilman
John Stevens
Claude Jenkins
Howard Hoffmeyer
Ray Bevis
Harry McGlenn
Harry Graff
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