Wall Street Stocks Rise Amid Bear Attacks In Early Trading
The New York market opened with advances in Union Pacific Missouri Kansas & Texas St Paul Southern Pacific and Brooklyn Rapid Transit while Baltimore & Ohio fell and Atchison lost. Prices firmed in early hours as strong buying supported many issues and bears targeted weaker spots. Interborough Metropolitan stocks dropped to new lows.
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New York
Union Pacific
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
St. Paul
Southern Pacific
Brooklyn Rapid
Baltimore & Ohio
Atchigan
Northern Pacific
Amalgamated
Reading
Pennsylvania
Interborough
Chicago Produce prices from United Press Aug 7
Chicago market report lists Butter Creamery Extra at 2 cents per pound. Eggs Extra at Mc, Poultry Turkeys 12 cents, chickens 2 cents, ducks 8 9 cents, geese 7 12 cents. Cheese Twins at 2 1 2 cents.
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Chicago
United Press
Live Stock Market Report from Indianapolis
Indianapolis stock yards report for August 17 shows hog receipts at about 11 000, cattle 1 800, sheep and lambs 500. Hogs opened 5 to 10 cents higher with top at 6.30. Cattle and sheep and lambs steady. Steers and heifers listed with various weight and price ranges.
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Indianapolis
Market Report from Pittsburgh Live Cattle and Hogs Prices
Cattle supply light and steady with choice at 6.00 6.50 dollars per hundredweight and prime 6.30 to 6.50. Sheep supply light with prime wethers 5.50 to 6.50, lambs 5.00 to 7.80. Hogs receipts three days, lower. prime heavy 6.20 to 6.35, medium heavy 6.60 to 6.65, light workers 6.70, roughs 4.50 to 5.30.
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United Press
Pittsburg
Agricultural commodity ledger amid scattered figures
A fragmentary farm ledger lists prices for corn oats straw hay and Timothy clover and mixed grasses. Entries include corn 66e per bushel oats 48 per unit hay prices 21 to 29 dollars per ton and various hay blends with small totals alongside Miller and other figures.
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Miller
Grain and hay price and inspection report details
Market notes show prices for wheat and corn ranges with various grades and conditions. Hay prices list choice timothy and clover mixed, with totals for car counts and inspections noting several rejected lots and no established grades in some categories.
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Timothy
Hay
Rye
Chicago Live Stock Prices From Aug 7 Market
Chicago reports cattle receipts at 19 000 with declines of 19 cents. Prime beeves range from 5.75 to 7.50, cows and heifers 2.60 to 5.50, Texans 3.75 to 6.20. Hogs receipts 5 to 10 cents lower, prices from 5.50 to 6.30 for various lots, pigs 5.50 to 6.10. Sheep receipts 15 000 steady, native and western sheep 3.57 to 6.90, lambs 5.50 to 7.85 for native and western.
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Chicago
New York Produce Price Report Aug 7
New York produce prices list pork mess at 18.00 to 18.50. Lard Western steam spot at 9.05 to 9.15. Tallow city 6 ½ percent and 6 ½ to 6 ¾ percent. Butter creamery extra 24 ½ cents. Eggs white fancy 23 to 28 cents, western 11 ½ to 11 ¾. Cheese full cream 12 cents.
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New York
United Press
Western Steam
Western
Cincinnati cattle and hog market report dated August seventh
Cattle receipts 1500 steady with extra butcher steers 5.90 to 6.00, good to choice 5.75 to 5.55, calves lower. Hogs receipts 4000, meh lower, good to choice 6.25 to 6.45, mixed packers around 6.10. Sheep receipts 6000 steady, extra 5.00, lambs extra 7.66 to 7.75.
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Cincinnati
Riot at St Anthony's Church Sparks Police Called
A riot broke out at St Anthony's Church in Brier Hill this afternoon over Father Stabile attempting to take possession of the church. Police were summoned to restrain the Italian crowd, a mob of men and women, from harming the new pastor.
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Youngstown
St. Anthony's Church
Brierill
Father Stabile
Death by Own Action Shocks Pittsburg Secretary
George W. Delamater, serving as Secretary at 1,604 Diamond Place, Pittsburg, reportedly committed death by his own action on August 7, according to United Prevns. The brief notice notes the incident involving the secretary’s death at his workplace.
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United Prevns
Pittsburg
George W. Delamater
Chicago grain prices move with firm wheat and steady fats
Chicago market notes wheat starting firm with gains then fading. September wheat at 95 9014c, December 944 945c, May 9914 9956c. Corn softer with September 55 55%c, December 524% 5240, May 53367153%4c. Oats active and firm with September 45 43%4c, December 1214 42%4c, May 4% diac. Provisions dull and steady with September lard 9.12% 9.15, ribs 8.70. Sep wheat 87%c, Dec 92%c, May 977%c. Sep corn 54%c, Dec 514gc, May 52%c. Sep oats 43%c, Dec 4216c, May 4 $c.
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Chicago
Livestock Prices and Receipts At East Buffalo Sale
Unified Press reports August 7 in East Buffalo New York cattle receipts 75 steady with calves 3.75 to 8.25 sheep receipts 200 steady spring lambs 5.75 to 7.25 yearlings 6.00 to 6.60 wethers 5.60 to 6.00 mixed sheep 4.75 to 5.20 cull sheep 2.56 to 4.50 hogs 3 400 down 10 to 15 cents pigs 6.40 to 6.85 workers 6.70 to 6.75 heavies 6.35 to 6.50 roughs 5.25 to 5.50.
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East Buffalo
N. Y
Cattle and hog markets steady to higher in St Louis spot
Cattle roots 4 000 steady beef steers 4.00 to 7.40 stockers and feeders 5.75 to 6.40 cows and heifers 3.00 to 6.25 Texas steers 3.00 to 6.00 Hog receipts 7 000 lower pigs and lights 5.75 to 6.40 packers 5.50 to 6.24 butchers and best heavy 6.00 to 7.25 Steep receipts 6 000 higher natives 2.75 to 5.73 lambs 7.75.
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United Press
ST. Louis
Texas
Board orders tear downs for two Washington Street buildings
Building inspector Winterrowd recommended demolition of four and five story sections at 227 W Washington. R Kirshbaum fails to respond to notices as east and west walls lean and front wall cracks. The board also requires the one story Brindley building at 710 and 712 E Washington to be torn down.
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Thomas A. Winterrond
Board of Public Works
R. Kirshbaum
Washington St
Winterrowd
Kirshbaum
Orleff O. Brindley
Reception to Ketcham by George H Chapman post
George H. Chapman post No 29 G A R will host a reception in the G A R hall at 222 E Maryland St Saturday night for Department Commander W A Ketcham Col J R Fessler and staff department members.
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George H. Chapman
Auto crash kills Miss May Bushnell near Winchester
In Winchester Virginia on August 7 Miss May Bushnell aged 9 died after an automobile driven by Jacquelin Hardesty struck a log apparently placed across the road by wreckers near Berryville. The impact hurled all occupants to the ground and caused fatal injuries to the girl.
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Winchester
May Bushnell
Jacquelin Hardesty
Berryville
One Killed Near Milwaukee Car Crash
United Press reports Alderman Joseph Kuschbeert was killed and three others fatally injured when an automobile carrying four occupants left the road at Brookfield Corners near Milwaukee Wisconsin. The wounded include Horace Greely Sloan and Fight promoter Faddy Doorell plus chauffeur George Poss. The sedan's steering gear jammed causing the vehicle to skid off the road and all four occupants were thrown clear.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Joseph Kuschbeert
Brookfield Corners
Horace Greely Sloan
Faddy" Doorell
George Poss
Coventry Pageant Draws 200000 In Lady Godiva Scene
In Coventry England on August 7 about two hundred thousand people watched a pageant featuring a near naked actress portraying Lady Godiva riding through the city streets under permitted attire.
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United Press
Coventry
Eng
Godiva
Lumber company incorporations listed with directors
Secretary of State records several lumber firm incorporations including J W Pinnell Danville S P Stroup Shelby and Colfax Lumber with capital stocks from 5000 to 20000. Directors include J W Pinnell W L Higgins B F Coombs A L Carson A J Engler and others across multiple towns. Also notes Knights of Columbus Home Association Logansport with eight directors.
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J. W
A. L. Carson
A. J. Engler
Pinnell-Tompkins Lumber Company
Rushville
Capital
J. W. Pinnell
Tompking
W. L. Higgins
Pinnell-Engler Lumber Company
Franklin
Charles W. Brizius Co
Evansville
C. W. Brizius
W. W. Brizius
HK. G Brizius
Knights of Columbus Home Assoctation
Logansport
J. J. Sheerin
J. M. Waters
E. M. Dolan
C. J. Becker
W. F. Hanley
W. M. Whitehead
M. F. O'Connell
W. B. Personett
Paulus Emerges as Fairbanks Nominee for Eleventh Delegate
Marion Indiana August 7 Special to The Sun Fairbanks forces plan to name Judge H J Paulus of Fairbanks strong in Grant county as a national convention delegate from the Eleventh district Paulus a former Grant county Republican chair and current circuit judge is viewed as tough to beat in any contest He is backed by a broad coalition and may be groomed to challenge rivals such as G A H Shideler and J Wood Wilson The contest pits the anti Landis Bull Frogs against the Regulars with Grant county possibly yielding one delegate and tensions mounting over party loyalty and leadership
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Marion
Ind
Fairbanks
H. J. Paulus
Paulus
Grant County
Indiana
Shideler
G. A. H. Shideler
J. Wood Wilson
Wilson
J. Wood
Republican Party
Goodrich
Bull Frogs
Maj. G W. Steele
Fred Landis
Judge Paulus
Congress
Landis
Mr. Bhideler
Honest Praise By Old Friends
A tribute to a trusted officer praised for fairness and steadfast loyalty. The text portrays his blunt manner yet genuine integrity, noting his hatred of sham and betrayal. It asks the state supreme court to record the tribute as part of official memory, signed by a committee including WW A Ketcham and others.
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Supreme Court of the State
Marion candidates for congressional honors amid county politics
The Marion Chronicle notes two Grant county contenders for Congress Mayor F W Sweezey and Hon Gus B Condo both from Marion. It mentions Jim Goodrich state chairman eyeing governor and eyeing an alliance with the Grant county man as a strategic move while other political gifts are not expected to help. The piece suggests a supreme bench ambition and Pauli s ticket prospects as factors in local politics.
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Marion Chronicle
Fairbanks
Grant County
F. W. Sweezey
Marion
Gus
Condo
Supreme Bench
Jim Goodrich
Paulus
Tragic Death In Indianapolis Family Describes Cohen Case
Will Bury Cohen at Indianapolis followed the victim Abe Cohen before his death at St Elizabeth hospital. Rev Dr Lefkowitz urged confession with little chance of recovery. Abe Cohen’s past is said to be clean by his relatives and associates who described him as keeping to family and porch life while friends saw him with strangers prior to the tragedy.
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Dr. Lefkowitz
A. Cohen
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Cohen
Abraham Cohen
Bremen
Markowitz
Shem Cohen
Indianapolis
Latahn Cohen
Abe
Fire Explodes From Lamp Ignites Couch. Youth Leaps Free
The son of S C Smith Jr., 517 Buchanan St, woke to a lamp explosion on a near burning couch. He cried fire and leapt from bed as flames spread, while his mother rushed to help. The fire department extinguished the blaze with a $23 loss.
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C. Smith
Buchanan Sr
Warner cursed guards as coroner arraigns killer of Nordling and Wilson
New York coroner Acritelli arraigned Frank H. Warner for the July 25 killings of Miss Esther Nordling and John C. Wilson. Warned, he denied God, cursed loudly, and claimed no insanity. Remanded to Tombs without bail, awaiting grand jury action after Belevue treatment for cotton hook injuries.
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New York
Orshe
Frank H. Warner
Esther Nordling
John C. Wilson
Acritelli
Tombs
O'Reilly
Warner
Robert G. Ingersoll
People at Winona all go swimming
At Winona Lake Indiana crowds fill the bathhouse and beach each afternoon. A large float hosts divers and swimmers while Miss Julia Bigelow teaches lessons. John B. Ratto performs sketches including an Americanism tableau and a Roosevelt impersonation drawing strong audience approval.
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Winona
Winona Lake
Ind
Julia Bigelow
John B. Ratto
President Roosevelt
McDonald dies of a broken heart in Chicago tale
Mike McDonald the aged king of Chicago gamblers and former Democratic boss lies dying from a broken heart. He built wealth from gambling and politics, while his personal life soured after a young wife killed her lover Webster Guerrin amid an affair. The woman’s friends say the artist was shot in a struggle.
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Chicago
McDonald
Genth Webster Guerrin
Guerrin
Express train collision near Tremessen kills twenty in Berlin
An express train from Hamburg to Berlin collided with a freight train at Tremessen. Twenty dead, fifty casualties, and several Americans and English among the victims. Bodies removed, locomotives demolished, coaches piled. Count Keyeserlink badly hurt.
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United Press
Berlin
Hamburg
Tremessen
Count Keyeserlink
County Treasurer Reports $13,000 Shortage in Kosciusko
Kosciusko county depository is short thirteen thousand dollars according to County Treasurer George Irvine in a report filed with the commissioners today. The ledger shows only two thousand eight hundred twenty nine dollars on hand. Irvine concedes the accounts are muddled but says he bears no responsibility for the deficit.
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Warsaw
Ind
George Irvine
Kosciusko County
Irvine
Resolutions of appreciation for United Boys' Brigade leaders
The Boys' City leaders at Winona Lake pass compliments to the United Boys' Brigade of America first and second divisions for essential protective service and the Camp Lawton discipline. They commend exemplary conduct and fraternal ties, instructing these resolutions be filed, sent to Gen William C Johnson and handed to the press.
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Winona Lake
United Boys’ Brigade of America
Boys’ City
Camp Lawton
William C. Johnson
Willis Brown
A. W. Sonne
City Record for a Day: births marriages deaths noted
City record lists multiple births with addresses across many streets and several infant names. It also records numerous deaths with ages and causes ranging from tuberculosis to cholera infantum and accidental injuries. Marriages and building permits are noted among the day’s municipal items.
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Farl Lewis Morrow
Edward Rahe
Madison Ave
Harry A. Hays
Theodore Oswald
W. North St
Anna Safer
Ketcham St
Alberta F. Eliott
Alexander Huchinson
Fourteenth-st
Earl Tatem
Jennie Hoan
W. Ray
James W. Carr
Chester Ave
Voliva Plans Appeal Fight Over Zion City Sale
Overseer Voliva announced in Chicago he will seek a fight in the federal court of appeals to overturn Judge Landis’s order directing the Zion City lace factory sale. He prepares to lead followers to a new colony while pursuing the appeal.
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United Press
Chicago
Voliva
Federal Court of Appeals
Dowie
Landis
Zion City
Dynes Succumbs to Serious Illness at Home
Deputy sheriff Joseph Dynes of Marion County lay seriously ill at his home at 166 Olive Street with peritonitis. He grew worse Tuesday night, and Dr. D A Anderson was summoned twice. By noon Wednesday he rested more easily but remained in a precarious state.
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Joseph Dynes
Marion County
Olive St
D. A. Anderson
Paul Gall Expands In Indianapolis With New Cigar Stand
Paul Gall strides into expansion with a new cigar stand in the K P Building at Meridian Circle and a second shop at the Stubbins Hotel corner Georgia and Illinois streets. The businessman, known for cautious progress, aims to attract governors and mayors with quality cigars and a welcoming shave room.
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Paul Gall
Paul
Fils
Indianapolis
Orion
Meridian
Circle
Stubbins Hotel
Georgia
Ilinois
K. of P
Middle West
Shorthand Leaders Convene at Kenilworth Inn
Asheville hosts the ninth annual convention of the National Shorthand Reporter's Association with President Ben Pittman presiding. Judge Jeter Pritchard lauds the Pittmans and public figures who practiced stenography. Miss Rose Fritz demonstrates by blindfolded writing 250 words in just over a minute.
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Sup
Asheville
N. C
National Shorthand Reporter's Association of America
Kenilworth Inn
Ben Pittman
Isaac Pittman
Gov
Glenn
Jeter C. Pritchard
Cortelyou
Rose Fritz
Snakebite Cures Cancer Story from New York Placed
Wilhelmina Lodwig of Port Jervis New York reportedly recovered from a years long cancer after a rattlesnake bite on her left leg. Doctors expected death but she improved rapidly as swelling subsided and the cancer appeared to disappear inviting scientific study.
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Uester Press
Port Jervis
N. Y
Wilhelmina Lodwig
Witness asserts Hall innocence in Hoffman murder case
Baron Von Lidenau, a witness in the Carl Hall murder case, swore in a deposition that he stood behind Frau Moliter and her daughter when the fatal shot occurred and that Hall did not fire the pistol. He could not identify the actual killer.
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Berlin
Carl Hall
Washington College
Frau Moliter
Baron von Lidenau
von Lidenau
Hau
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City Grain
United Preas
Chicago Grain
Unified Press
Ketcham
Tion
Young
Anti-Landis
National Convention
George B. Lockwood
Miami County
WW. A. Ketcham
Samuel O. Pickens
Charles W. Smith
Frank E. Gavin
Thomas L. Sullivan
Will
Her
Young Man
Mother
Son
S. C. Smith, Jr
Belevue
M’donald
Millionaire
Mike McDonald
Germany
Boys’ Brigade
Enile City
Vincent and
Catherine Rafa
Harmon St
Joe and
Sarah Schoen
Ashlandave
Robert M
Frances Mayhaw
Brooker St
Frank and
Bertha Turpin
Fletcherave
Elwood
Mamie Mitchell
N. Pinest
Willam D
Mary Gooldy
Sheldon-st
William and
Kate O’brien
Harvey St
Louis
Laura Sehweganan
Windsor-st
Wayne
Catherine Dunlap
N. Meridian-st
Fred D
Lottie Harper
Rankinst
Frederick
Lydia Haumer
N. Kingan
Samuel
Callie Hayes
Bluftave
Oswald
Alma Gunther
N. Keystone
Werry
Helen Aderhohn
Bevilleave
En H
Ida Schulz
Iowas
Charles and
Pansy Sims
Terraceave
Harry Gephart
Freada Carson
William Lambs
Mary L. Payton
Charles F. Patton
Marie Noe
Otto H. Kno@gel
Clara A. Walters
Oliver P. Withers
Mary E. Henry
Austin May
Hallie E. Johnson
Charles Waller
Elizabeth R. Lynch
Curtis Raymond Rawden
Arie E. Patterson
Leon Wilson
Clara Evans
Orlie L. Sellers
Martha Anna Okey
William E. Spalling
Wheeler St
Jose-Balz
Parkview Ave
Joseph G. Marshall
Bpruce
SoesTa
Dynes
Ekets
Weber's
Ferger
Desachler
Kriel’s
Ball Park
ST. Paulist
Piersema
Galle
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