Wall Street Opens With Mixed Early Declines
Stocks open with fractional losses across most issues. Amalgamated Copper down about 3 percent, Reading, Steel common and Southern Pacific lower, Emiclting mixed, Great Northern preferred and New York Central advance, Union Pacific down 1.4 percent as the market remains weak in early trading. Government bonds steady, overall dull close with fractional losses.
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York
Amalgamated Copper
Reading
Steel Common
Southern Pacific
Great Northern
New York Central
Union Pacific
Cincinnati Livestock Prices Slip and Rise in Mixed Trade
United Press reports Cincinnati market receipts show cattle at 150 steady with butchers and calves varying by grade. Hog receipts at 1313 rise 10 cents, buyers paying 6.35 to 6.45 for good to choice. Sheep receipts 4826 steady with lambs and extras around 7.64.
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United Press
Cincinnati
Grain prices and stock levels for Wheat Corn and Oats
The report lists grain prices for Wheat No 2 red and other classes, Corn No 2 white through No 4 white with through billing prices, and Oats No 2 white through No 4 white with current bids. It also notes firm hay prices, weekly flour output and stock in store figures as of August 1907 with car counts and totals.
Corner Stone Laid for Broad Ripple Masonic Temple
The Broad Ripple Masonic Temple corner stone was laid at 3 pm Saturday. Indianapolis attorney William Bosson delivered the principal address. Edward Howe, lodge master, laid the stone. The temple, to be built south of the street car station, will cost 24000 dollars. Jacob S S Mustard deeded 30 acres on N Illinois st to the lodge, later sold for 24000 dollars, enabling the project. Bosson praised a "kind hearted old man" who made the venture possible through knowledge and industry.
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Masonic Temple
Broad Ripple
William Bosson
Indianapolis
Edward Howe
Jacob S&s. Mustard
N. Ilinois St
Bosson
Ohio singers win second national choral contest at Winona Lake
Lima Ohio choirs again excel at the National Choral Society event with Lima earning the morning first prize. Biss Zapna Stoddard of Bluffton won Lyric Soprano. Edna Krift Delphos plus Miss Militant Bontag Lima and Miss Susie Jones Maude Evans Venedocia form the Ladies Quartet. Lima chorus praised by judges as Northwestern withdraws last minute. prize total referenced at 550 dollars for the male chorus.
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Winona Lake
Ind
Lima
National Choral Society
Ohio
Biss Zapna Stoddard
Bluffton
S. J. George
Pittsburg
Edna Krift
Delphos
Miliant Bontag
Susie Jones
Maude Evans
Venedocia
Marion
Northwestern
Bares
Venedovia
Divorce by Mail In Sacramento Opens New Legal Route
In Sacramento California M F Doebber filed for divorce from Carrie on grounds of desertion. Mrs Doebber based in Indianapolis had attorney L E Reinhold mail a cross complaint to the Sacramento county court. The divorce was granted on the cross complaint.
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Sacramento
Cal
M. F. Doebber
Carrie
Italians Seek American Citizenship After City Engagement
Italian musicians from Creatore's band, after a two week engagement in the city, expressed strong ties to the United States by filing for naturalization at the clerk of court. Seven men signed their names including Silvio Onoprsy Naples Pietro Cano Victri aul Mare Demen seo De Benedictus Naples Gerardo Iggilli Leccano Alfred de Berardinis Aquassata Luigui Nestorini Naples and Simon Belgiorno Sslermo.
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Creatore
Whh
United States
United States Court
Saturkey
Silvio Onoprsy
Naples
Pietro Cano
Victri
Luigui Nestorini
Add’ Simon Belgiorno
Wheat and Corn Futures Move in Mixed Chicago Trade
Wheat slipped to around 91 to 92 3/4 cents for September and around 96 to 96 1/2 cents for December with May near $1.01. Corn held firm with September around 64 3/4 to 65 cents and December near 52 4/3 cents, while oats rose with September around 42 1/2 cents and May near 44 1/4 cents.
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United Press
Chicago
Live Stock Prices and Receipts for Indianapolis Market
Receipts: hogs 4,500 head. cattle, 2. sheep and lambs 100. Market opened steady. Hogs top at 6.50. Steers and heifers listed by weight with price ranges: good to choice steers 1,200 to 1,300+ lbs around 6.00 to 6.50. common to medium steers 4.65 to 5.60. feeding steers 4.00 to 5.60. Cows and bulls shown with various grades. calves and lambs priced per hundredweight.
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Indianapolis
Hholes
Ceee Eee
Thnokesa Haley Ray
Chicago Produce Prices Rounded From Market Averages
Chicago August 3 butter extra 23 16 cents eyes fixtras 20 cents firsts 16 cents poultry turkeys 12 cents chickens 12 cents ducks 9 cents geese 12 cents cheese twins 12 12 4 cents.
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Chicago
United Press
Market prices for corn oats hay and straw
Corn 63 like shelled oats 4s 5tc. Sheaf oats 10.16 12.00 dollars. Straw 7.0 9.00. Miller 12.00 14.0. Hay Timothy 20.90 21.00. Clover 12.00 14.00. Mixed 10.00 11.00. New hay 11.00 14.0.
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N. Ala
W. Chesapeake
New Ore Indiana Trust Company
Dwlls. North
N. Penn
Penn
N. Sen
N. Merid
St. Anee
New J
Detroit
Ohio St
Clifton
Indiana
Wood
Kenwood
Pynand
Central
N. Capave
State
Bates
Park, B
Lowell
Findley
E. Ga
Hoyt
N.N. J
Jones
Lambrt
N. Capitol
Morris Modern
S. West
N. Cap
Hall-place
Modern
E. North
Randolph
Tacoma
Redmond
N. Dear
Addison
Brodwy
Bellifn
Oakland
W. Zist
Wendell
Dillon
Columbia
Roach
Park
Wright
Indiana Trust Company
Vermont
Ala
Illinois
Fae
Central-ave
Peneee
Washington
Broadway
New Jersey
Bellefontaine
Delaware
Delaware-st
State-ave
New
Ashland
Delaware St
Capitol Ave
Garfield Place
Bath
Sherman Drive
Kellefontaine
Michigan
College
Ashland-ave
Park-ave
Sturm-ave
N. Senate Ave
N. Capitol-ave
Bellefontaine, Closet
N. Jefferson
Bellefontaine-st
W. 32Nd
Oxford-st
Bradley-ave
Singe House
Milburn
N. Senate-ave
Adams St
Brightwood
Kinney
Sturmage
Garfield Ave
Chicago Live Stock Market Brief
Chicago on August 3 reports cattle receipts 509 and steady prices. Hogs receipts 800 and mixed to heavy prices from 5.60 to 6.56 with pigs around 6.20. Sheep receipts 4,000 and markets steady.
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Chicago
New Hotel Edward to Open in Indianapolis
Indianapolis to welcome Hotel Edward a seven story fireproof structure with marble lobby and gond ventilation. It will offer 225 rooms on full build out plus a palm garden on the second floor and exclusive tailoring services for guests. J Edward Krause serving as president and manager also runs the nearby Hotel Morton while operating Edward.
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Edward
Indianapolis
J. Edward Krause
Morton
Standard Cases Dismissed For Standard C Drivers
The cases against Eli Abbot and Ridolph Baumert, drivers for the Standard C company, were dismissed Saturday morning in criminal court on the company's application. Both men were fined 19 dollars and costs in police court earlier for selling short measures of gasolene.
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Eli Abbot
Ridolph Baumert
Standard C
Courthouse Picnic Held Near Broad Ripple Park
The annual courthouse employee picnic was held Saturday afternoon one mile north of Broad Ripple, with attendees gathering for a community event on a sunny day.
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Broad Ripple
State Board increases and decreases in property assessments
The state board raised values by 60 000 to 105 000 with many county and city changes. Cities such as Logansport Hammond Peru New Castle Rushville Veedersburg Kentland Williamsport Darlington saw increases from 5 to 20 percent while Washington New Albany Shelbyville Crawfordsville Huntington Frankfort Wabash Madison Princeton Sullivan declined up to 19 percent. Several counties outside corporations retained or adjusted values with multiple percent changes across Allen Benton Bartholomew Clinton Delaware Dubois Fountain Henry Huntington Jasper Jay Knox Lake Martin Miami Perry Posey Rush Spencer Tippecanoe Tipton Vermillion Wells White and others. Decreases were also applied in Carroll Decatur DeKalb Grant Hamilton Hancock Madison Marshall Montgomery Newton Pike Pulaski Shelby and others.
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New Albany
Shelbyville
Crawfordsville
Huntington
Frankfort
Wabash
Madison
Princeton
Sullivan
Adams
Blackford
Boone
Brown
Clark, Clay
Daviess
Dearborn
Elkhart
Fayette
Floyd
Franklin
Fulton
Gibson
Greene
Harrison
Hendricks
Howard
Jackson
Jefferson
Jennings
Johnson
Kosciusko
Lagrange
Laporte
Lawrence
Marion
Monroe
Morgan Noble
Ohio
Orange
Owen
Parke
Porter
Putnam
Randolph
Ripley
Scott
Starke
Steuben
St. Joseph
Switzerland
Union
Vigo
Warren
Warrick
Washington
Wayne
Whitley
Allen
Benton
Bartholomew
Clinton
Delaware
Dubois
Fountain
Henry
Jasper
Jay
Knox
Lake
Martin
Miami
Perry
Posey
Rush
Spencer
Tippecanoe
Tipton
Vermillion
Wells
White
Carroll
Decatur
Dekalb
Grant
Hamilton
Hancock
Marshall
Montgomery
Newton
Pike
Pulaski
Shelby
Bargains in Irvington Homes and City Real Estate
Real estate ads for Irvington homes and vacant lots list multiple 9 10 room modern houses with furnaces baths gas electric lights and cisterns on various streets. Prices range from 1900 to 9000 with terms including cash and monthly payments. Also offered are rental listings and property by J L White Co Hovey st and F Sayles Co plus Arnhold area listings.
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Irvington
J. W. Friday & Co
Law
New York-st
N. Arsenal-ave
Bath
Greer-st
C. F. Sayles & CO
E. Market-st
New Jersey
F. T. Lee & Co
E. Market
Lexington-ave
F.T. Lee & Co
Columbia Ave
Thirteenth
Co. F. Sayles & Co
Schiller St
M. Arbuckle
Lemcke
Central Trust Co Realty Listings on East Market and Nearby Streets
A dense listing of flats storerooms and modern residences tied to Central Trust Co and various addresses. It catalogues properties on East Market and adjacent avenues, including office listings, storefronts, and designated flats such as Somerset Flats and Palma Flats, with multiple apartment and storeroom options.
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Willard
Deloss
Mickel
Bates
Adams
Arbor
19Th
Hamilton-ave
N. Alabama
Twelfth
Walnut
Senate Ave
the Grove
Capitol
Bleecker
Sylvania
Washington
E. Court
Emmet
Delaware
Central Trust
E. Market
Park-ave
Talbott-ave
New York-st
E. Market-st
N. Capitol
E. Twelfth-st
Park Ave
Northwestern
Harris-ave
Colton-st
Brook-st
S. Meridian-st
Somerset Flats
Haois
Haois and “Palma Flats,’ North & Senate “Laverne Flats," 220 W. North-st
Binford Flats
E. Market At
Security Trust CO
E. Marketest
Three Women Die in Suburban Trolley Crash
In Jackson Michigan a suburban trolley car struck an automobile killing three local women Mrs Levi Palmer Miss Bernice Oliver and Mrs Pulver and injuring two others including the auto driver Mr Oliver and his wife The brakes on the touring car were not set leading to the crash and the driver likely failed to see the trolley car arriving
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Jackson, Mich
Levi Palmer
Bernice Oliver
Pulver
Oliver
City Record of Births Deaths and Building Permits
A list of births deaths and building permits including families such as Richardson Whitney Miner Cartner Waley Wuerffel Korboretz Linden Gant Thorpe Harrison Harrold Baskour Watkins Gold Rich Hale Myers Elkins Low Teuteberg Pavy Williams Couch Dougherty Courtney Gaither McClain Stout Avers McDonald Williams and others. Also reports of infant deaths medical conditions and multiple dwelling permit values across several streets and avenues.
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R. S
Estella Richardson
Kenwood-nave
Louden
Emma Whitney
W. Thirteenth
Samuel and
Maud Miner
N. Deerborn-st
Claud and
Myrtle Cartner
E. New York-st
Charles and
Allie Waley
N. Germania-ave
Paul and
Kate Wuerffel
S. Senateave
Bertha Korboretz
Henry and
Mary Linden
Michael and
Elizabeth Gant
William and
Mary Thorpe
C. A
Hattie Harrison
Thomas
Mrs. Harrold
Westst
Mary Baskour
Willard St
Solomon Watkins
Laura Gold
Frank H. Strawder
Bertha J. Rich
Yvallas F. Reun
Jessie E. Hale
Walter T. Myers
Ida L. Elkins van R. Low
Augusta R. Teuteberg
Samuel C. Pavy
Mildred Abrams
James ©. Nichols
Mary M. Williams
William S. Couch
Isabel Martin
Emory A. Dougherty
Julia Gillum
Claude Jeseup
Belle Courtney
Cleo V. Gaither
Eva F. McClain
William B. Stout
Bertha Avers
Mother Objects To Newport Wedding Consent
Mrs. W. Sharples of 2029 Corneli avenue denies giving consent for her underage daughter to marry Claude G. Wood in Newport Kentucky last Thursday. A Friday dispatch reported the couple's wedding at Newport.
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Kentucky
Newport
Claude G. Wood
Williams Wins Out In Mississippi Senate Race
A county table across Mississippi shows Sharp Williams leading the senatorial race by 1,555 votes, with only Jefferson Davis county missing. The result appears to seat the minority leader in the United States Senate.
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United Arena
Jackson
Miss
Jefferson Davis County
Sharp Williams
Congress
Incorporations filed for Manning Transmission and others
Saturday filings with the secretary of state announce two new corporations. The H. Manning Transmission Company of Elkhart with capital stock of 100000. Rosenbloom Buntin Co. of Richmond with capital stock 10000. Incorporators listed as Jacob Rosenbloom Harry Buntin and Byram C Robbins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Manning
18 Killed in German Mine Disaster
Eighteen men were killed and 22 injured in a mining disaster at a mine in Homburg South Germany. Several injured are said to be seriously hurt. The incident was reported by United Press from Berlin dated August 43.
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United Press
Berlin
Homburg
Germany
Fire damages home of Frank Dell on Harmon Street
A gasoline stove caught fire at Frank Dell's residence 1121 Harmon Street shortly before Saturday night, causing a loss of about 50 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Dell
Harmon St
Praise for driver McNamara on Glidden tour feats
Ray McNamara the youngest Glidden tour driver piloted official car 98 from Cleveland to New York amid heavy mud between Toledo and Bryan Ohio July 18. He led the cavalcade from South Bend to Indianapolis and guided the tour through tough sections, using only one quart of water between Indianapolis and New York.
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Mier
Cleveland
New York
Dai Lewis
Hoover
Toledo
Bryan
South Bend
Indianapoli
Indianapolis
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J. L. White & CO
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J. S. Cruse
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Georgia
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Arsenal Park
Winona Technical Institute
Holy Cross Church
Marion Trust CO
Washington Boulevard
Nancy McDonald Les
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Anna Bell Casey
Mary Standon
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John W
Anderson
Martindaleave
William Edward White
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Nettie C. Falkenberg
W. Washington St
Eleanor M. Conkling
Deaconess Hospital
David B. Morgan
Depot-st
Mildred Burk
Gent-ave
George S. Wade
Parker Ave
George Daupert
W. Michigan St
William Greenlee
W. Twenty-ninth-st
J. M. Hill
Ewing-st
John Cropper
Rader-st
J. M. Dean
N. Minois
Gus C. Jose
N. Arsenal Ave
Williams
M’namara
Ray McNamara
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