Wall Street Stocks Rise in Early Trading Amid Broad Gains
Initial prices show gains across rail and utility stocks led by Amalgamated, New York Central, St Paul, and Reading. Northern Pacific and Colorado Fuel advance as heavy buying continues, with Pennsylvania and Colorado Fuel among the notable movers. Government bonds steady as trading remains active. Chicago live stock totals show mixed receipts with cattle steady and hogs and sheep values varied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I le
York
Caplew
York Central
St. Paul
Colorado
Chicago
Rthwestern
Reading
St Paul
Erie
Acific
Arbierage
Pennsylvania
Great
Live Stock Receipts and Markets in Indianapolis Show Steady Prices
Hog receipts reached 7,500 with prices steady amid favorable outside reports and active trading. Cattle saw a slight upturn in better grades, while sheep and lambs held barely steady in thin demand. Market notes include varying bids for hogs, steers, bulls, and dairy-like cattle, with details on prices and mixed lots across categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Chalee
Bolls Bologna
Chalea
Live Stock Market Reports From Cincinnati and Beyond
Cincinnati Live Stock reports show cattle and sheep receipts varying by region with mixed prices. East Buffalo, Pittsburg, and New York markets list steers, cows, heifers, bulls, hogs, lambs, and sheep with price ranges and notable steady to stronger trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
eRae Tres Association
Cattie-Retelpte
HGSAG
East Buffalo
Collision in Subway Endangers Passengers in Boston
A subway collision near Market Square in Boston on a August morning caused a near panic among hundreds of travelers. The crash damaged the new Line, partially wrecked equipment, and blocked the subway for about an hour. No injuries were reported.
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Subway
Scrippe
Boston
Market Square
TAX BOARD COMPLETED WORK
The State Tax Board heard appeals from county assessors regarding property assessments amid rain. The session highlighted exclusions and noted actions by local boards, with several companies and banks listed as appellants in Kokomo Indiana and surrounding counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Hagenberk
Hiram Birdseed
Amanda
Urey
Herman Bogert
Thx
Ubetty
Cmd
Elmer Apperson Aumoblia Company
Kokomo Railway
Cumberland ‘Telephone Company
Monster clam bake planned at Broad Ripple camp
A monster clam bake is set for Thursday at 4 PM at J. B. Mann's Broad Ripple camp. About 200 invitations were issued and most county and city officials along with several downtown bankers will attend. The feast includes 100 chickens and 100 Jobaters with three barrases of clams and other good things.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mann
Broad Ripple
Monkeys Suffocate in Railway Tunnel Tragedy
A circus troupe lost over 100 monkeys in a railroad tunnel near Ronceverte West Virginia Auxiliary 7. The incident caused heavy losses and prompted a peculiar funeral. A minister officiated as the remains were placed in an urn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronceverte
Aux
Ford EM
Chicago grain prices drift with light demand
In Chicago trading Aug 7 prices showed limited gains as shorts bought an uncertain market. September corn moved around 7.24 to 7.25, December near 7.60, with oats and wheat fluctuating on light receipts. Nearby pork and lard at futures levels noted, while local receipts listed wheat and corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Shorts
Northwestern
Tse Lake
White
New
Homeseekers' Trip Heads South From Indianapolis
A large homeseekers party departed Indianapolis Tuesday aboard the Dig Four 10 St Louis and the MK T bound for the Southwest. Four-fifths of the travelers were bound for San Antonio and Galveston with others headed to Oklahoma. About 80 Hoosiers, farmers from central Indiana, joined the group seeking land prospects after personal inquiry. F Courtney, M E T district passenger agent, will accompany the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
St. Louis
San Antonio
Galveston
Oklahoma
F. Courtney
Indieanapolis
Indiana
Sued Pittsburg Coke King by Daughter-in-Law in Piken Case
In Pittsburg Pa on August 7, Rafferty, called the “coke king,” was sued for 400 by his daughter in law Miss Delfran Metreyre of Alexandria Bay New York. She claims he alienated her husband George Rafferty’s affections. The couple wed by a country squire at Clayton West Virginia with plans for Catholic rites later. The ceremony was kept secret and occurred in 1901. The bride’s parents opposed the match. Metreyre previously ran a photograph gallery in Alexandria Bay. Rafferty later left his wife to join the regular army and service in the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippa-HeRar Preas
Pittsburg
Rafferty
St. the
Coke
Pitten
George 5
Delfran
Alexandria Bay
N.Y
Clayton
Metreyre
Alesandria Bay
Philippines
Van Laningham Aims to Buy State Agency Amid Court Action
Otto L. Van Laningham, former State Agency president, reportedly pursues a purchase offer to the receiver George C. Hitt as Superior court foresees dissolution of the company. Stockholders expect par value while the receiver seeks notes from many stockholders to marshal assets. State Life Insurance plans to write its own coverage in Indiana and Illinois, the territory bought by State Agency for 1,040,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto L. van Laningham
State Agency Company
George C. Hitt
Superior Court
Indiana
Illinois
Local notices from city events and incidents
Numerous short items detail a series of community activities across city churches and clubs. Topics include a 602 West Eleventh Street theater event, an all day picnic at Brookside Park, a Panama bound engineer, a postmasters meeting, a church fete at Capitol Avenue, refreshment committee meetings for a Hibernian picnic, a robbery of $150 cash and jewelry, Labor Day prize hunting for union members, a memorial fountain proposal at the Indians National Bank corner, and a bankruptcy petition by grocer William G Gardart with listed assets and liabilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Pethian Dram Corps
Eleventh St
Aid Society
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Brookside Park
Lee Arpurkle
Alexander Arbuckle
Pennsylvania
Panama
Indiana
Cubs
M. EL Church
Church Lawn
Capitol-aye
Order of
Hibernians
St. Patrick's Nail
H.C. Litterer
Prospectest
Nam
Joseph Hogue
D. A. Bowen
F. Kiser
Nathan Morris
Indians National Bank
Virginia Ave
Peonsylveniast
William G. Gardatr
Inita
Civil Service Examinations Announced For Several Posts
The United States Civil Service Commission announces exams on Aug. 29 for stenographer and typist (male) in the Panama Canal and Philippine services with future transfer to the U S. Manila chemist in the Philippine service at 1600 dollars yearly. promotion line including 19 positions up to 2000 dollars. Sept 5 engineer in the quartermaster department at Fort McKinley Maine at 1000 dollars yearly. Exam locations include Cincinnati Indianapolis Evansville Port Wayne and Lafayette. For information call or address H H Milhouse Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Civil Service Commission
Panama Canal
Philippine
Peresona
United States
Cincinnati
Philippines
Manila
Fe. McKinley
Maine
Indianapolis
Evansville
Port Wayne
Lafayette
H. K. Milhouse
Saved Man's Life After Poisoning Attempt
A six year old, Herman Karnatz, swallowed morphine while writing a will for a medical college. Mrs Karnatz alerted doctors who arrived with bicyclists Schlanger and Wondard. After three hours of treatment the boy survived and was taken for examination of his sanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Karrata
V. FE. Narth
Ater
Milney
Karratz
Language of the man from Allenta stirs Indianapolis crowd
A letter to The Sun from Indianapolis denounces a Georgia preacher's anti interracial remarks, accusing him of cloaking religion with hostile language. The writer urges readers to scrutinize marriage laws and condemns the sermon as unchristian, urging reverence for speech and condemning public endorsement of the speaker. The letter signed H. H. Sallee, of Holley-aye, requests careful reading and moral reflection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapollé
Ind
Eder
the Sun
Allenta
Ims
Intiianapotia
Rehgin
Georgia
Marty
United States Congress
Congress
H. H. Sallee
Holley
State Fair Advertising Push Near Indianapolis Area
Within two weeks advertising will blanket a ten mile radius of Indianapolis for the state fair. In the Board of Agriculture suite at the statehouse large paper gilts and dates, decorative hangers, and ecards are prepared for bill posters in towns and gilts. Several towns will be heavily billed as traction lines now connect them with Indianapolis since the last fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Board of Agriculture
Statehouse
Pub
Vic
Indianapo
Mio
Lightning strikes Pawnee Bill's Wild West show fatalities reported
Special from Harrisburg says lightning hit Pawnee Bill's Wild West show yesterday afternoon. A Japanese actor and Charles Richwine a lemonade vender were killed. Two horses perished. The tents remained standing and police controlled the crowd. Some stalls were blown down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pawnee
Charles Richwine
Negro killed by train on Big Four freight ride
Indiana dispatch reports Inaac Vaughan a 3 year old Black boy was run over on a Big Four freight bound for Indianapolis. He died in hospital after suffering a severed left arm and leg. Dying statement says a deputy kicked him from the train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Ind
Atealing
Indianapolis
Inaac Vaughan
Negro
Deakeman
Daniel D. Wesson Interred at Oak Grove Cemetery in Springfield
The body of Daniel D. Wesson, famed revolver maker, was interred in Oak Grove cemetery this afternoon. A vault test weighed a ton and behaved automatically from inside AB.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McRae
Springfield
Daniel D. Wesson
Oak Grove Cemetery
Brakeman crushed to death on the Big Four
A Big Four brakeman named A Heory, formerly of Indianapolis, was killed yesterday afternoon at Valley Junction when an awltch engine crushed him. The accident occurred in the afternoon and the victim’s prior residence was cited as Indianapolis.
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Peters
Bee Valley
Junction
Aus
Heory
Indianapolie
Editors Gather at Winona Lake 191? Discuss Newspaper Work
Editors from Northern Southern Republican and Democrat groups plan a joint Indiana meeting at Winona Lake with Penrod organizing, speakers from both parties, concerts, social events, and a program featuring Mrs Campbell, Mr Smit, Mrs Elphingham, Mindwell Crampton, and Dewitt Miller. Attendance expected around 30, plus musical numbers by Mrs Josephine Jamunds. Souvenirs include a humorous local view titled The Winona Prime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona Lake
Ind
Penrod
Liognorre
de Martin County
Pribune
Navite
Lin Dune
Ois
Wij K. Penrod
Social Gallers Lings
Partien
WB. Campbell
Arderton
Harry M. Smit
Greencavue
LC. Elfingham
Decatur
Jowett
Mindwell Crampton
Delph
Dewitt Miller
Indiana
Josephine Jamunds
Gage Sold Property Transfers With Conditions in San Diego
The Suny San Diego reports Lyman Gage former secretary of the treasury transferred a seven room house on Paint Lemare to Katherine Tingley with covenants not to sell to others without consent. A deed from Wacnesine Tingley to Gage is recorded, with two year option to transfer back to Mrs. Tingley for a remainder. Gage declines comment on departure plans, promising direct notice to interested parties.
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Suny San Dib
The
County Recorder
Lyman
Gaze
Secretary of the Treasury
Katherine Tings Jey
Lema
Tanaley
Wacnesine Tingley
Gage
Ir. Gage
Tingley
Point Loma
Boston Heat Wave Causes Deaths and Suffering
In Boston yesterday a single death and several prostrations were reported as record heat swept the city. The afternoon temperatures reached very high levels, marking the hottest day of the summer thus far and intensifying public discomfort and health concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippe
MoRse Arens Anuunciation
Boston
Return at Old Wages Stir Active Miner Strike
In Mason City, West Virginia, a 60 day strike at Beech Grove mine ends as miners return to work at the wages they left for. The company refuses to recognize the union, prompting the stoppage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason Eity
Beech Grove
Petres
Large Snuff Plant Under Construction at Clarksville
Clarksville Tenn Aug 7 Work began yesterday by the American But company on its 1,000,000 snuff plant to be erected in this city The plant will comprise six large buildings all made of concrete and iron
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seripya-McRaenees
Clarksville
Tenn
American But Company
Farmer Knocks Out Murder Charge in Midwestern Clash
Sanaa reports a farmer named Childers killed his partner Lena Atwood and shot his wife at an unidentified Kansas farm. He then turned the revolver on himself but survived. He was arrested and the motive remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanaa
Sreipya-Metine Prean Anacciatian
Coffeyville
Kas
Childers
Mtepdaunne Ver
Biss
Lena Atwood
Rimeel
Swedish Lutheran Gennesaret Church Incorporation Filed
Articles of incorporation were filed with the secretary of state Tuesday for the Swedish Lutheran Gennesaret church in East Chicago with directors Carl J Lundbure John P Anderson N Emil Landalt Aaron Aaron and Oliver J Olin. Also incorporated The Voloskine association Freelandville with directors Charles Wolfe Gottlieb Osternage Frederick Schmiderskamp John Wolfe Simon Kixmiller Judas Ritterskamp and Henry Sickmeyer.
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Gennesaret
East Chicago
Carl J. Lundbure
John P. Anderson
N. Emil Landalt
Aaron Aaron
Oliver J. Olinag
Voloskine Association
Freelandville
Charles Wolfe
Gottlieb Osternage
Frederick Schmiderskamp
John Wolfe
Simon Kixmiller
Judas
Ritterskamp
Henry Sickmeyer
Duel Fizzles In French Generals Feud Duel
Paris Aug 7 The expected duel between Generals Andre and Negriers over statements in Andre’s recently published memoirs was fought today. The meeting of the two generals resumed the tradition of French duels. Two shots were fired but had no effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koviups-3eHae
Paris
Gens
Andre
On Negriers
Get Andre
Bankers Fraud Tied to Stensland Family Banking Scheme
A lengthy notice details alleged fraud involving Paul Stensland, president of the Paul L Stensland Neal Estate company, and director of the Mount Olive Cemetery, with ties to the Milwaukee Avenue bank. It claims vast real estate loans, deposits, and misrepresented bank health, while noting the bank’s connections to American Trust and Savings and Milwaukee. The piece recounts the bank’s collapse conditions, deposits, and resulting public unrest outside the Milwaukee Ave bank, including a crowd and police presence as vaults opened.
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Propiftent Stensland
Paul
Stentland
Stensland
Northwest Side
Thnk
Paul O. Steasand & Co
Stensland Bank
Clearing House
Throun
American Trust and Savings Pans
New York
Mercantile
Chase National Banks
Milwaukee-ave
Capital Stock Yard Tn
Andini
Heywood in Prison Accepts Socialist Gubernatorial Nomination
William Heywood, socialist candidate for Colorado governor, while jailed in Boise City Idaho, accepts the party nomination by letter. He sits with his mother, describes guards and tears, and warns comrades that capitalism condemns prisoners to die.
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Slippe-McWae
Denver
Col. Aus
William Hayewood
Colorado
Heywood
Boise City
Idaho
Steunendorr
Socialist Party
Hayswood
Ciysele
Warranc
Balloonists End 240 Miles Flight in Balloon
Dr Tuten F Thomas and Roy Knabenshue completed a 240 mile balloon journey yesterday. They started near New York and landed at Brant Rock Massachusetts, then traveled by train to Boston after arriving in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speviat
Boston
Mass
Tuten F .Thomas
Roy Knabenshue
New York
Famous florist dead in Joliet following surgery
James A. Harte Shorne, a famous Morin, died at his home in Joliet after an appendicitis operation. The Aug. 7 notice cites the Scrippa-McRtne Proms Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippa-McRtne
Proms Association
Joliet Tl
James A. Harteshorne
Hartford City Man Dies After Tree Fall
Henry Beart, 24, fell twelve feet from a tree while chasing a squirrel in Hartford City Indiana. He crushed his side and chest and died from his injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Srusetal Ty Ditie
Hartford City
Ind
Tie Aenry Beart
City Births Record Entries From A Day
Fert and Mrs Carson 0 Dalywst tel Park Nina Judéab 6 E Twenty fourth Kay Burnett Luetta Heel 2% N Sen mtesave Fletcher Rebeca Hodges New York-sty boy C Atand Grace House 432 Centrale ave Karry Clara Graham 321 Grace Tand-ave boy Joseph Besele Camp 98 Blake-st Oscar Eda Lynn 2s Bellefos Aaine-st hor Wilfferd Elisabeth Wysong held-ave boy
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Fert
Mrs. Carson
Dalywst
Tel
Park
Nina Judéab
Kay Burnett
Luetta Heel
Zirt
Fletcher
Rebeca Hodges
New York
Holiness Camp Meeting Opens in Alexandria
Alexandria Ind Aug 7 The Northern Indiana Holiness association will open services Aug 8 on its new camp grounds here after spending a sum on the project. The opening marks the start of a ten day series with notable speakers and prayers expected to draw attendees from the region.
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Pete Ar
Alexandria
Ind
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Emma Eaine Johnston
Jackson Dlagee
Laura Miller
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Alexander Tiplici
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Mille Neat
James D. Ringer
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Wm. Morrison
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D. A. O'Mars
Repal
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WS. Hunter
Tacoma
Shelby
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W. &. Allen
New Jersey
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Frank J. Hayt
W. Thirtlth
Central Trust Company
Houston
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