Wall Street Stocks Open With Mixed Gains and Declines
New York market opens with fractional defeats and several gains led by Atchison and Northwestern while Reading moves large blocks to push prices down. Brokers rally later as shorts covered amid light attendance and London trading absent. Grain and livestock prices show widespread fluctuations across exchanges in New York, Chicago, and Pittsburgh.
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New York
Shorts
Northern Pacific
Atchison
London
London Exchange
Pactic
Southern Pacific
Wagon Market Prices and Grain Feed Offers
Market notes show Timothy hay prices at 19.00 per certain unit and 12 3/4 at other stalls. Prices for hay and grains vary, with wheat listed near 9.12 and oats around 5.57. Vendors advertise feed and related stock goods with unit quotes and scattered abbreviations.
Indianap lis hog and cattle market report
Live stock trading across Indianapolis Cincinnati and regional markets shows hogs down 60 to 70 cents from prior week, cattle receipts up, quality mixed but butcher stock strongest. Prices mostly 5.95 to 6.25 for hogs, cattle steady to lower, sheep steady. markets quiet with cautious buyer sentiment.
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Indianapolis
Serippi Cnee Cree
Torst
Lovis
Texan
Pigeland
Scrippe-Mediae Preas Association
Cincinnati
Strong
Extara
Lamba
Refuse Contamination Suspected at White River Intake
The Indianapolis Water Co. halted the river supply after the Breed Ripple watchman alleged strawboard refuse was dumped into White River near Yorkston and Muneto. City chemists inspected the area and vouched for continued filtration, though the event forces more frequent cleaning of the filter beds.
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Indianapolia Water Company
Breed Ripple
The
Water Company
Chelle
Cétxpans
Red Wlark
City Echemist
White River
Yorkston
Muneto
Dr Viller’s Coming to Dedication Sermon at First Baptist
Thrstey Tr and Mrs Thomas J Villers of Newark New Jersey will visit Indianapolis early fall. Dr Vile Jers has accepted invitation of the First Baptist Church to preach the sermon at the dedication of the new building.
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Thrstey
Thomas J Villers
Newark
N. J.c
Indianapolis
Vile Jers
First Baptist Church
T 9
City Record for a Day Births and Deaths noted
Births list several names with addresses and dates including Walter Sebastian 1918 Napo leonist and Kate Bell born 1863 Draper-st with others. Deaths record Ruby Philips 15 months and David M. Greeting 5% with causes listed such as peritonitis and pancreatitis. Building permits section lists multiple dwellings and remodels with addresses and valuations.
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Walter
Sebastian
Nellie Wilson
Raymond Tt
Kate Bell
Henry
Sin Heath
Detroit-st
Ruby Philips
W. Pearle St. Pertaealy
David M
Broadway
Cepete
Edgar EB. Harting
SUN
Liberty-st
Thornes Herron
Workhouse
Thomas Wydehneon
Erbelst
Bright
Nanle
Emma McElwer
Ringo'd
Wayne
Gratorst
the Green
Wheat and grain prices mixed after government crop report
Chicago grain prices showed mixed moves as a government crop estimate of 789,003,000 bushels weighed on some months while others held firm. Wheat and corn futures edged higher or steady with soybeans and hog products reflecting current demand and market sentiment.
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Scrippe-McMae Press Association
Chicago
The Close of Life Taylor Family Obituary Notes
Mrs Lilian Katherine Taylor aged 53 died Friday at her home 807 Fort Wayne ave after a long illness She was married to John W Taylor daughter of Paul Simons pioneer of Indianapolis She is survived by husband son Bert S Taylor and sister Mrs C Robinson of Trenta NJ Edward Hardacre dies at Clix hospital from appendicitis Funeral held at residence Napotenn Hardacre 2024 Tandesst A Black faced comedian leaves widow and seven year old son Marine benefit planned he was 40
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Napotenn Hardacre
Hardacre
Shark Scare at Atlantic City Beach Ends with Carcass
Special to The Su Atlantic City reports guards rescued bathers as a 11 foot shark was killed in the breakers of the lower bathing beach. Souvenir hunters grabbed the shark’s teeth before city garbage crews removed the carcass.
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Atlantic City
Ufte
Indians in the Navy recruits from Cartiard Indian School
Washington Aug 11 among recent navy recruits are several young Indians from Cartiard Indian school Edward M Ellis grandson of Red Cloud has been named a petty officer trainee in the navy job notes show a Sioux heritage linked recruit with an eye toward leadership in the service officials say the program aims to diversify naval ranks while honoring native cultures
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Washington
Navy
Cartiard Indian School
Edward M. Ellis
Red Cloud
Hamilton Old Settlers Meeting in Hamilton County
Special to The Sun reports the thirty seventh annual gathering of the Hamilton county old settlers held at the Jones grave today. More than 10 090 people attended the grounds as Congressman James Watson of Rish ville delivered the principal address.
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Hamilton
Indians Pay Fine After Village Row At Wisconsin Pow Wow
In Black River Falls Wisconsin on August 21 a disturbance occurred during the annual Winnebago pow wow when braves dug up and set fire to the town’s inn and saloon threatening to tomahawk two men until Chief Good Village was released from captivity.
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Benapeschecrecee
Black River Falls
Wis
Gale
Chief Good Village
Arrests and accidents fill city in scattered notes
A jumble of notices reports Chris Searls a Greek shoe shiner arrested for violating Sunday closing law and John Richardson hurt after falling from a sea-fal. Everett Smith swallowed morphine Friday night but doctors saved him. Pred Ryan remains missing from 6 Warren Ave since August 4. Henry Jones faces a complaint from Malis Kimball. Local church events include morning and evening services at Hall Tinee M. E. and Roberts Park M. E. churches. Police detained several visitors after a Washington Park bout. A Nineteenth Indiana battery reunion and various social outings are listed with attendees from Chicago and Indianapolis.
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Chris Searls
John Richardson
Carpenter
Everett Smith
Nettie Stringer
Hall
Tinee M. E
Ryan
Wvarren-Ave
Henry Jones
Roosevelt
Austin Hunter
W. v. Moore
North Park Christian Church
Charles N. Sims
Meridian At. M. E
Roberts Park M. E
John W. Burng
Sourbler
Mirgal Aquor Sellers
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Justice of the Peace
J. S. Gilbreath
Fred Maxwell
Charles Anderson
James Bennett
Richard Wharson
Simon Cohen
Abe Cohen
Chicago
Indianapolis
Washingon Park
Amelia
Marion County
Wonderland
Roberts Park Choral Society
Falls
Chautauqua
Onio River
Madison
Frank Heinbech
Fred Robbs
Heinbeck
Pope Waverly Company
Prospect
President Roosevelts report on navy yard meal issue
President Roosevelt has directed Secretary Bonaparte to deliver a full report from Oyster Bay on allegations that contractors supplied bad meal and breadstuffs to United States navy yards. The issue centers on procurement practices during Navy operations.
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Scrippe-McRae Preas Association
Washington
Roosevelt
Society in Summertime at Niagaa Falls and Local Falls
Social notes from Indianapolis list summer visits and engagements. Mrs J T Kinkaid and guests toured Niagaa Falls and Buffalo. many couples travel to Macka wukee and Culver academy. engagements announced for Jessie Thompson with Charles Raymond and Anna Gehwartz with Morris Friedimat. weddings planned in Frankfort and Chicago area. Fort family reunion at Spring Lake Park. watermelon party hosted by Mrs Burdette. camp at Spring Lake Park attended by a group chaperoned by Mr and Mrs Lawrence Gat ing.
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Robert Rentéch
Women's Society of the Manenercher
George Deluse
Albert Mannfeld
Anna Howe
Frederick Bachman
Margaret Hook
Eda Mauss
Mary Scoop
Ella Lindeman
Daniel Thompson
Jessie
Charles R. Raymond
Frankfort
Minn
Ida Burke
May Haley
Fred Wroter
Harry Helm
Spring Lake Park
Abe
Lawrence Gating
Michigan Mento To Break Camp After Fort Harrison Encampment
Michigan National Guard units completed a ten day encampment at Fort Benjamin Harrison with drills, two mock battles, and joint maneuvers alongside regular army officers. Brigadier General Harrah praised the training value and defended guardsmen from later criticism in Indiana press.
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Oscar SL. Wagner
Michigan
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Peninsula
Benjamin
Fort Harrison Sham Battle Details and Militia Parade
Gen Harrah led 250 men to victory in a staged battle at Ft Harrison after a night ride to seize fences and cornfields. The clash featured a blown bridge, rapid deployments, and a bold left-flank attack praised by regular officers. Michigan regiments paraded and were inspected, while Indiana militia prepared for a ten day encampment and daily sham battles.
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Harrah
Yeaterday
J. Sweet
Fridday
Yesumes
Milan
Regimenta
Michigan
Tleir
Indiana
Benjamin Harrigan
Army Orders Specal to The Site Aug 1 1906 Recruiting and Duty Changes
Captain Ed Maund and Wright of First Cavalry ordered to general recruiting duty in El Paso Texas relieving Captain Derosey C Cabell who will join his regiment. Captain Wright named acting quartermaster during recruiting. Lieutenant Colonel Robert K Evans of Fifth Infantry reassigned from Camp Roosevelt Mount Gretna Pa to Plattsburg N Y to pack and abinate public property then proceed to Jefferson Barracks Mo to command the post and depot. First Lieutenant William F Herringehaw of Thirteenth Cavalry delayed for duty with the Oklahoma National Guard during temporary encampments at Guthrie Oklahoma Territory. will report Sept 15 1906 to the governor for instruction and then proceed to encampment site.
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Washington
Edmaund & Wright
First Cavalry
el Paso
Tea
Derosey C. Cabell
Wright
Robert K. Evans
Fifth Infantry
Camp Roosevelt
Mount Gretna
Plattaburg
N. Y
Jefferson Barracks
William F. Herringehaw
Thirteenth Cavalry
Oklahoma Nations Guard
Guthrie
Oklahama
Riley
Kai
Territory of
Oklahoma
BAM SMALLS SERVICES AT TENT MEETING INDIANA EVENT
Georgia evangelist Sam Small will lecture on His Majesty the Devil at 3 o clock Saturday evening in the tent at the corner Lexington and Penises. He claims 17 years with the devil and promises strong preaching with Maj. Hunter of Ft Benjamin Harrison and Dr. Rass assisting. Seventeen ministers joined the platform as the event nears.
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Sam Smal
Georgia
Lexington and
Pinesis
Mr. Small
Benjamin Warrizon
Small
Mn Smal
Maj. Hunter
Benjamin Harrison
Emiil
Rass
Small Bast Niche
Typhoid Epidemic Report From Eminence Indiana
Dr M and McCormick report an epidemic of typhoid fever in Eminence urging health officials to trace a shipment of ice cream from Martinsville. Several deaths and numerous illnesses are noted as cases arise from contaminated product. One container described with blackened bottom and a green rind prompts concern. The letter seeks action and investigation.
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Eminence
M. & McCormick
Ind
Hurcy
State Board of Health
Fig
Martnnville
Prison for Lyncher in North Carolina Lynching Case
Salisbury news reports George White, an ex convict, found guilty of participating in the lynching of three egrets and the murder of the Lyerly family. He is sentenced to 15 years in the penitentiary, the first lyncher convicted in the state. Jury deliberated 33 minutes. appeals noted and several other lynchers set for trial in the term.
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Salisbury
N.C
George White
Lyerly
Burges Discharged Over Alleged Water Thefts
William Burgess, a colored city sewer worker, was dismissed by Street Superintendent Joseph Hogue after being accused of stealing junk hoses and a $250 City Hospital meter inlet. He reportedly helped fill a task for water plans tied to alleged theft from Indianapollo Water Co.
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Wiliam Burges
Joseph Hogue
Hogue
Burgess
W. F. Darling
Indianapollo Water Company
Vermont Gubernatorial Campaign Signals Battles Ahead
Paternal W. Clement, Democratic-Independent candidate for governor, and Fletcher D. Proctor, Republican candidate, plan an intensified speaking drive from the eve of election day, September 4. The campaign pits charges of mismanagement against state officials as Vermont braces for a hot race.
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Burlington
W. Clement
Fletcher D. Proctor
Vermont
Clare Ent
Neal in Runaway Injures Candidate and Mrs Tucker
E. E. Neal, a candidate for clerk of the supreme court, and Mrs. Katherine Tucker were injured in a runaway near Soblesville Indiana yesterday afternoon. Neal suffered facial cuts on the left side while Mrs. Tucker broke her right arm near the wrist.
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Soblesville
Ind
Aus
Il-E . Neal
Clere
Supreme Court
Katherine Tucker
Boys to Give Concert at Union Station
At GA headquarters an announced concert by the boys band from the Soldier and Sailors Orphans Home Knightstown. Tickets at £1 30 payable Monday morning. The group will travel by official train to the Minnsapo encampment aboard about ten cars of veterans.
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Knightatown
Union
Bere
Minnsapols
State agency to install fish ladders on dams
The State Fish and Game Commission will send a representative next week to inspect dams across the state and ensure fish ladders are installed so fish can pass upstream. Penalties for noncompliance may include fines up to 130 dollars. many dam owners neglect this requirement, and the commission will enforce the law.
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Ston
Pene Alty
Failura
Incorporations of Creamery and Railway Firms Shareholders Named
Readable text lists incorporators and directors for several entities including Campbellsburg Creamery with 20 percent stock, DePauw Creamery with 5700 capital, a railroad line between Michigan City and Gary with 5000 stock, and Julius Hatry Shoes of Sullivan with 12 capital stock. Directors named include J. N. Batt, Thomas Bath, James Teagarden, James C. Brown, William E. Warner, F. Sappenfield, Bilas Hoar, John Burgers, James Davie, Levi Sappenfield, John Bird, G. B. Kultenbach, E. Sturgis, Harry Harewis, Homer Potwin, George J. M. Porter, Frank L. Sir Henry, Henry Fote, Lee Goodman, Neade Thomson, Julius Hatry.
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Campbellsburg Creamery Company
Capital Stock
Direectora J. N
License Applications Reported for Indiana Townships
Notices from Marion County Indiana publish requests to officials for licenses to sell intoxicating liquors in Wayne and Center townships. William Lewie of Maywood seeks license and on premise drinking privileges for a 16 acre parcel on Mooreville Pike. Patrick Bartor of Center Township seeks beer and table privileges for a room at 42 West Maryland Street Indianapolis.
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Wayne Township
Marion County
Indiana
Board of County Commissioneers
Mooreaville Pike
Eyhdlog
Maywood
Marion Counts
William Lewie
Jeredy Kiowo
Center Township
Board of Commissionary
Mare Land Street
Douilding
Indianapollo
Canter Township
Maryland Street
Patrick Bartor
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