Stocks Fall as Metal Shares Lead Declines in Early Trading
New York early trading shows metal shares leading losses with Amalgamated and Anaconda down, Reading and Union Pacific slide about 1 to 1.4 points, while Colorado Fuel and American Ice edge higher. Arbitrage brokers sell heavily. market chatter on Bryan’s forthcoming speech but few expect it to move markets. Government bonds steady, others irregular.
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New York
Wall Street
Amalgamated
Anaconda
National
Colorado Fuel
American Ice
Reading
Union Pacifc
Southern Pacific
Canadian Pacific
Union Pacific
Sweet
Houl
C. B. MacDonald
Northern Pacific
Wrenn Bros
Harriman & Co
Bryan
Strong Hog Demand Boosts Prices at Indianapolis Market
Indianapolis cattle and hog sale shows reduced hog receipts but strong demand for good to choice hogs with prices rising to about 5.50 to 7.00 per hundredweight. Cattle and sheep receipts were up with modest price gains for cattle and declines for lambs and yearlings. Representative hog lots ranged from 160 to 210 pounds, with light pigs weaker. Chicago noted higher hog and cattle receipts with mixed results across classes.
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Indianapolis
City Grain Price Report With Varied Wheat and Corn Quotes
Market notes show steady wheat with No 2 red at 92c and No 3 red at 89c through billing. Corn quotes include No 2 white 79c and No 4 white 78c through billing, plus several mixed and yellow varieties. Oats hold at 49-52c range through billing, hay offered at 11.75 for timothy, rye No 2 at 76c. Inspections list multiple cars for wheat and corn, with several rejected grades and no established grade lines.
Chicago Grain Opens Steady on Scarce Wheat Offerings
Chicago August 11 Wheat opens almost unchanged as commission houses buy lightly. Prices show Wheat September at 93 3/4 to 94 1/4, Corn September around 77 1/2, Oats 48 1/2, Pork October near 15.60, Lard September around 9.47, Ribs September about 8.90. Closing quotes list Wheat Dec 95 1/4, Corn Dec 66 1/2, Oats Dec 48 1/2, Pork Oct 15 40, Lard Oct 9 62, Ribs Oct 9 96.
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Chicago
Lara
A. W.thomson
fAsk
East Buffalo Live Stock Market Report
East Buffalo New York August 10 cattle receipts four thousand active and steady prime steers six twenty five to six seventy five shipping steers five fifty to five dollars heifers two fifty to five thirty five feeders two to four fifty yeals five to seven seventy five sheep and lambs receipts seventeen thousand two hundred two c lower spring lambs four fifty six fifty yearlings five to five twenty five wethers four seventy five five, ewes four twenty five four fifty mixed sheep two fifty four fifty hogs receipts fifteen thousand nine hundred eighty five to ten cent lower Yorkers six twenty five six ninety pigs five seventy five six zero zero mixed and heavies six seven five six ninety roughs five twenty five five sixty five.
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East Buffalo
N. Y
Pittsburg Live Stock Market Report
Pittsburg Pa August 11 cattle receipts light and steady with extra 6.35 to 6.50 prime 6.10 to 6.25 good 3.50 to 6.00 heifers 3.00 to 6.00 fresh cows and springers 15 to 50 hogs receipts five loads with gains heavy 6.50 to 7.00 medium 7.00 yorkers 6.50 to 7.00 pigs 4.50 to 5.50 sheep receipts light with prime wethers 4.50 to 4.60 good mixed 4.15 to 4.35 lambs 4.00 to 6.00.
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Union
Ill
Texas
Evemene
Aes
Pittsburg
Evansville Fireman Dies From Injuries
Evansville Ind Aug 11 Robert now a hose driver died from injuries after being thrown from his wagon during a fire run. The Sun notes a free ten word advertisement offer for vacant rooms and mentions its want columns.
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Evansville
Ind
Robert
The
Sun
May Depose Mara From Thaw Gage
Pittsburg Aug 11 Roger O Mara may be deposed as receiver in the bankruptcy of Harry J Thaw and replaced by a trustee named by New York creditors. The move could bring federal authorities in Pittsburg into a clash with New York state officials if Thaw attends creditors meeting in Pittsburg.
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Pittsburg
Roger O Mara
Harry J. Thaw
New York
Jerome
Thaw
Victor Jose To Sing At Roof Garden Concert
Victor R. Jose, a leading tenor of the Indianapolis Maennerchor, will perform at the roof garden concert next Wednesday evening with Beiser's orchestra. The program features ballads, comic songs, operatic selections, and dances, including Old Faithful, Mary's Jamb, Sea Flower Polka, and The Merry Widow waltzes. Jose is famed for comic numbers and the roof garden is expected to be packed.
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Indianapolis Maennerchor
Roof Garden
Beiser
Holtzman
Sisters Killed in an Explosion in Wheeling Store
Three Gavin sisters perished when a gas explosion leveled J V Gavin dry goods store in Wheeling West Virginia at 3:15 am. Clara Gavin aged 2 Mayme Gavin 23 and Margaret Gavin 25 died as mother escaped by leaping from a third floor window to an awning and falling to the ground. The three story brick building roof collapsed minutes after the blast.
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Wheeling
W. Va
J. V. Gavin
Clara Gavin
Mayme Gavin
Stargaret Gavin
Gavine
Frankfort Boy Drowns in Greek Creek
Frankfort Indiana reports Herman Brand aged 12 drowned in Wild Creek yesterday evening while bathing. Names listed include John and Lizzie Perchman with two children, Kalatelnick and Urben Modyes, and Jonathan and Mabel Day as residents connected to the incident.
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Frankfort
Ind
Herman Brand
Wild Creek
John and
Lizzie Perchman
Brook Street
Kalatelnick and
Urben Modyes
W. Pearl Street
Jonathan and
Mabel Day
Irvington Avenue
Gusher Gas Well Opened In Old Field
In Anderson Indiana on August 11 farmers near Moonville report a likely big gas well on Charlie Bagot’s farm along Willough or Willock. Union Gaslight Fuel Co drilled a vein, then moved equipment and started a second well nearby. Some call it a gusher as negotiations for a lease with T. M. Houston begin.
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Nderson
Ind
Moonville
Wend Fuel Company
T. M. Houston
Bagot
Hailstorm Hammers Hancock County Greenfield Area
A severe hail and windstorm struck Greenfield and Hancock county last night causing thousands in damage. Windows shattered, crops ruined including corn cabbage and tomatoes. Greenfield greenhouse windows broke. fields lost several acres per local farmers Duncan Moore and Blisbury. The storm covered about a mile wide stretch from west of Greenfield to the county’s eastern line.
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Greenfield
Ind
Hancock County
Jacob Forest
John Hayes Duncan
George Moorehead
Lee Blisbury
Social notes of Bay View and Indianapolis visitors
Mrs J Will Callahan leaves Tuesday for her Bay View cottage in Michigan with guests Mrs Tean Stern Mrs J V Lathorn and son Paul and Mesdames Chas and Lewis Darrah of Noblesville. Frank R Millar and daughter return from Nashville Brown County. Flora Hogs goes to Chicago to visit Lula at Chicago University. Mrs Boynton and daughter Zoe visit O W Kennedy on Central Ave Casey. Frances Marie de Guerre and Earl J Tolin to marry Aug 1 at Riggs home 714 N Illinois. Grace Romaine Fritts and Henry Nelson to marry Wednesday at bride home on Washington. Misses Schlegel Meyer Meyer Losche head to Niagara Falls and east. Ethel Smith of Washington IN visits sister H S Ratliff. Cecelia Webb to Chicago to visit Edgard S Webb and then New York Boston trip. Jennie Pomeroy visiting Mrs Claude Deale. Edith Keller to host dinner Thursday.
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Bay View
Mich
Tean Stern
J. V. Lathorn
Paul
Mesdames Chas
Lewis Darrah
Noblesville
Frances Marie de Guerre
Leo T. Riggs
Earl J. Tolin
City Record of Deaths and Marriages
A city record lists multiple deaths with ages and causes such as cancer leukemia typhoid fever and railway injuries and addresses in diverse streets. It also lists several marriage pairings including John H Allen with Belle Bush and Jereme Schad with Hazel Der tick among others.
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Olanzo J. Lawson
McCauley Street
Anna E. Bell
New York Street
Josephine Louise Dorsey
EL Morris Street
Bernice Doerr
Fennemuan Street
Harold Miller
Minnesota Street
Rosenia C. Retnart
Thirteenth Street
Adolph Kahn
East Street
Jane B. Bush
Lincoln Street
John H. Allen
Belle Bush
Jereme R. Schad
Hazel A. Dertick
George Diener, Jr
Gertrude Gottwaller
Harry TI. Means
Radia M. Toon
Acton
Howard Danner
Mayme E. Smelter
Quince R. Harless
Dollie BE. James
Ruby A. Sumner
Terre Haute
Ind
Cora O. Newby
Eaperne W. Irish
Della C. Campell
Martin O'Leary
Nora Crowl
Frank Weiler
Vincennes, Ind
Clara E. Draper
Canal Victim Identified as Marie Enoch
The girl found in the canal near the Country club Sunday has been identified as Marie Enoch aged 21 of N Pine street. She had been missing since Friday and had shown despondent behavior after threats to take her life. Friends had taken carbolic acid from her recently. A lock of hair belonging to a lover named Jack was carried in a neck bag. A letter to Jack Smart was found but the addressee cannot be located. The body was buried late Monday afternoon in the county burying ground.
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Country Club
Marie Enoch
N. Pine Street
Miss Enoch
Marie Heehan
Frances Cowger
Spring Street
Jack
Jack Smart
Ritter Avenue
Adelectives
Loyalists Take Tabriz as Night Battle Ends
Reports from Tabriz say Loyalist troops control the city after an all-night engagement. About fifteen hundred killed or wounded. Reinforcements rush to block the Young Turkish force marching toward Tabriz.
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Constantinople
Tabriz
Loot Grows Drawer in Drug Store Burglary
The Louis Haag drug store at 9 S S Neis street was entered Monday night by burglars prying open a rear door and stole $50 from the cash drawer. A separate paragraph notes a disciplined saver who built a $5,000 stake over 20 years, then bought an opposing store. The Indiana Trust Co advertises savings with a strong emphasis on deposits.
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Louis Haag
S&s. Mi- Neis Street
Indiana Trust .Co
Public works bids and assessments in Marion County and Indianapolis
Legal notices announce sealed bids for concrete and pipe culverts in Marion County with August timelines and affidavits. Separate notice approves prima facie assessments for West Street and Keystone Avenue improvements in Indianapolis with August 17 remonstrance date and public viewing of the assessment roll.
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Nobel
Board of Commissioners
Marion County
Indiana
Wis
N. W
Decatur Township
the Auditor
Lourd
John M'Gregor
John M. Mendenhall
WM. _H. ROBERTS
Department OF Public Works
Majestic
Ray Street
Morris Street
Keystone Avenue
East Side
English Avenue
Board of Public Works
Joseph T. Elliott
Preston C. Trusler
Fred . Mack
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