Wall Street Opens With Mixed Moves In Early Trading
The market opened irregular with Great Northern preferred up, Louisville and Nashville advancing, and Amalgamated Copper and United States Steel slipping. Rumors of west food shortages spurred selling as investors watched more stocks flood the floor while bids softened and traders hedged against a possible pullback.
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Serif BumteRas Press Association
New York
Great ‘Northern
Pulnta
Loutevil & Nashville
Reading
Sugar
Norfolk & Western
Amalgamated Copper
United States Steel Common
Atchison
Arly
Mutwa Lite Ineurance
Virginia Chemical
Sterling
Union Pacific
Salem
Pennsylvania
Tridera
Seilera
London
Erle
Witside
Thomason Wired Industriala
Hign
AT & & OF Beg
Can. Pacific
Prolfic
Brooklyn R. Bonds
Wagon Market Price List With Mixed Hay And Grains
The notice lists various wagon market hay and grain items with prices and lot numbers. Items include Timothy hay, mixed hay, clover hay, oats, straw, and weeded or graded mixes, with references to No 2 white oats and No 1 heavy clover mixes. Also notes rejected lots and billing statuses, plus quantities like cars and totals.
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Auguet
Tle
gHayet
Pelonie
Xed
Atle
Choice Nya Xv
Cme
Snepectioas
Waigat
Pittsburg Live Stock Market Report
Pittsburg stock market notes show cattle supply steady with night trades at 5.73 to 6.00 for prime, plus 5.00 to 6.35 for best grade. Hog receipts light to higher with prime heavy hogs around 9.10 to 9.60. mixed weights 4.80 to 7.00. workers and pigs 7.00 to 7.00. roughs 3.00.
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Pittsburg
Scrippe-MeHac
Bionga
East Buffalo Live Stock Market Recap
East Buffalo and St Louis markets show steady receipts and mixed cattle prices. Prime steers around 6.00 to 6.25, veals and calves 3.00 to 6.50, spring lambs 4.00 to 8.25, heavy hogs 5.90 to 7.00, cows and heifers 2.25 to 14.76, with varied packer offerings and market strength noted in reports from august trade centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Buffalo
Serloye-Hetae Frese Auenciation
Eart Buffalo
Live Stock Markets Report From Indianapolis and Chicago
Meager hog bids pull down prices at Indianapolis with top bacon hogs around 6.55 to 8.55 while cattle and calves hold steady on quality. Chicago and Cincinnati reports show mixed receipts and prices for cattle hogs and sheep, with slight increases or declines noted across categories.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Cattie
Lom
Choice Bacon Hoga
Satea
Hearst Urges Chicago Voters to Break Political Machines
William F. Hearst, before leaving for New York, warned Chicago leaders that both parties’ machines control politics and profit from it. He urged the rank and file to unite against the bondholders and avoid supporting any machine candidate, saying the outcome will worsen if either machine wins. He claimed the New York scene mirrors Chicago’s, and votes for any machine aid the status quo.
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Scrippa-McHee Press Association
Chicago
William FL. Hearst
New York
Sien
Eitien
Partien
Hughes
Stolen Goods Case Arraigns Three Suspects
Noah Fritz, Dubois Carter, and Maggie Ford, described as negroes, were arraigned in police court on receiving stolen geoda linked to burglar George Cousins found at Henry D. Pierce’s residence on N. Metchanst. Fritz discharged. Carter and Ford sent to grand jury under $3,500 bonds each.
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Noah Fritz
Dubois Carter
Maggie Ford
George Cousins
Henry D. Pierce
N. Metchanst
Fritz
Carter
Grand Jury
Miller Charged in Munson Killing Waives Examination
James O. Miller, accused in the Robert Munson death, reportedly waived examination in Angans early Monday and was sent to court Tuesday for further proceedings. The Pollet oppose Miller’s claims as the investigation continues.
Chicago grain prices open higher on all markets
CHICAGO August 21 There was a higher start for all grain pits with scattered buying. September wheat 4 1/4 cents higher December higher May higher. Corn stronger with September 4 3/4 cents higher December higher May 4 1/8 cents. Oats advanced with September 1 4 cents higher. September pork 17.06 lard 38.70 ribs 8.95. Local receipts wheat 26 corn 283 oats 46 cars.
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Scrippa-McMae Prees Association
Chicago
Linninger Held On Counterfeiting Charge
W H Linninger, jailed in Marion county on counterfeiting allegations, faced a U S Commissioner hearing Tuesday after bail set at 1090 was not posted. Witnesses identified him as a passer of counterfeit money. he sought legal counsel but the hearing proceeded without delay.
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W. HL. Linninger
Marion County
United States
Young
Linzinger
Y M I T India Japolia Field Day At Greenwood Park
Members of the Y M I T India Japolia plan their annual field day and picnic at Greenwood Park on Saturday August 25. The arrangements committee reports major attractions including side shows such as The Great Whiteland City Wonder led by George Gehring. Card mailings have drawn thousands and an athletic program with water wars and a baseball game is planned for next week. The event runs until 10 1 o clock at night.
Finances Of State Agency Reveals Receiver Report
Receiver George C. Hitt lays out the financial status of State Agency. Highs notes total 472,506.35 with 273,613.18 each note of 159.08.97 and 30 other notes listed. Remaining 416,?25 yet to be paid. Debtor balance 28,797.33 and 63.32 salary overdrawn to Otto L. Vane Laningham. Receiver expects to collect notes, over 30, ranging from 10 to large sums.
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Superior Court
George C. Hitt
Otto L. Vane Ilaningham
Hite
Carrs Position a Perilous One
Johnny Carr former Hoosier shortstop now with Springfield of the Cepstral league faces an uncertain future. He may return to Washington D C to play independent ball for the remainder of the summer, possibly Vermont, if no resolution is reached. Manager Jack Hendricks shipped him back to Amsterdam over disagreement on conditions. Carr has informed President Watkins and Secretary Farrell he was turned back from Springfield and awaits word on his status.
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Washington, D.C
Vermont
Carr
Jack Hendricks
Carr Arga
Homsterdam
Springfield
Care
Watkins
Washington Park
Farrell
National Association
Springfelq
Achaupt
Hooplers
Inflela
Money Wanted for Sufferers in Chile Earthquake Aid Urged
Charles K. Mager secretary of the National Red Cross Association telegrams to presidents of 77 local state organizations urging appeals for subscriptions in their districts to aid earthquake sufferers in Valparaiso Chile. Contributions from states without Red Cross organizations will be recalled by Charles H. Keep assistant secretary of the treasury.
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Serippe-MeFas Press Aspeciascee
Washington
Ave. D
Charles K. Mager
Red Grass Asociation
Valparalco
Chile
Charles H. Keep
Treasury
Majestic Livery Company Incorporation Listed in Terre Haute
Incorporators Levi G Hammerly Edward R Beauchamp and Frank W Ray form The Majestic Livery Company of Terre Haute with capital stock of 65000. Samuel Foxs Sena of Laporte files notice to increase capital from 200000 to 250000. Dunkirk Social Club of Dunkirk shows no capital stock with officers Bonaventura Cascalda president Peter Marucho vice president Pasquale Castaids secretary and Frank Perona treasurer.
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Majestic Livery Company
Terre Haute
Levi G. Hammerly
Edward R. Beauchamp
Frank W. Ray
Samuel Fox
Sena
Laporte
Rapital Mock
Dunkirk Social Club
Dunkirk
Bonaventura Cascalda
Peter Marucho
Pasquale Castaids
Frank Perona
People Return to Fallen City After Chile Earthquake
Valparaiso Chile faces near total ruin after a massive earthquake. Authorities seek 100 million dollars from Congress to rebuild and provide shelter water and food as thousands are homeless and looting is curbed by guards. Death toll ranges from 20 to 2,600 per reports from Mercurio.
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Haven
Congress
Hellef
Cup For A Heifer At State Fair Awarded At Statehouse
A large elegant cup housed at the State Board of Agriculture in the statehouse will be awarded by T. S. Graver of the Union stockyards for the best two year old heifer of any breed shown at the fair. The trophy is richly engraved and mounted on ebony pedestal.
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State Hoard of Agriculture
T. 5
Union Storkyards
City Council Passes Cuts and New Appropriations in Meeting
At Monday night session officials introduced and referred numerous ordinances for large funding. Proposals included 500 for street cleaning, 1000 for nursing supplies, 500 for hospital dry goods, 2 for police electrical supplies, and transfers 10 from bridge bonds to miscellaneous office. An ordinance for purchasing land near Rhethyst barns for street sweeping sheds was approved. Other appropriations covered civil engineering, health department hours and buglery funding.
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Peinting
Citu
Police Department
Miscellaneous Office
Civil Engineers Department
Health Department
Butler College to consider new president likely Scat Butler
Directors of Butler College will meet late this week to name a successor to W. B. Garrison. Scat Butler is favored to become president, after previously serving ten years in that role. Garrison led the college for a term, and Butler’s bid reflects continuity in leadership.
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May Ochoobe Butler
Butler College
Scat Butler
Mucceed W. B. Garrison
Butler
Gurrison
Collee Three Sancy “Gymsy I AQ “Peotog Sem Ertas Sten
Allman and Townley Married in Fernving or Indianspoke
Theodore Allman aged 83 of Fernving Indiana and Maude Townley of Indianspoke were married yesterday in Newport Kentucky. The ceremony with local attendees marked a notable union between two long residents.
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Newport
New IT
Theodore Allman
Fernving, Ind
Maude Townley
Brakeman’s Fall On Box Car Injury Report
Charles Edwards a brakeman on the Bla Four railroad was injured Tuesday after a fall from a box car. He was transported to Viscont’s hospital with a severe gash on the head and injuries to the right leg. He claimed the fall occurred near his Lafayette home.
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Charles Edwards
Bla Four
Viscont’s Hospital
Mr. Edwards
Lafayette
Lowe family reunion and parish notices big in town
The Atth annual Lowe family reunion is planned at Spring Lake park next Sunday August 24 with Rev Jona C Day speaking on The Mountain Whites in the absence of the pastor. A lawn fete is set by Myrtle Temple No 7 at 550 N Beville Ave with a basket picnic and reunion for Riverside park on September 12 for former Central Insane Hospital staff under Dr Charles E Wright.
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Lowe
Spring Lake Bark
Jona C. Day
Tabernacle Chaych
Becade Women's Missionary Society
Myrtle Temple
Beville-ave
Myrtle Temple Sewing Circle
Joseph Calfon
Martindale-ave
Paople
Riverside Park
Central Insane Hospital
Charles E Wright. Stembere
Kahlay
Alva Gulley
Vad Gays Ie
Inaugurate cropade against sa loons here
Norfolk fire destroys kitchen and dining room at the National Soldiers' Home. The incident follows reports of toxicant sales to students as authorities investigate possible causes and responsibilities. Affected facility and local responders coordinate emergency actions.
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Princeton
FeThe
T. U
Pws
Norfolk
National Soldiers
Lars
Huntington
Daisy Jorday
San Francisco
Huawaiian Company
Spreckiex Company
New York
Little Rock
Ark
City Record for a Day Births and Deaths
A city record lists births and deaths with numerous entries from individuals across streets and states. It covers births for multiple families including Summers Ehreneperger Senetor Powell and Jahnke plus many other names, followed by several deaths with causes and ages. Marriages and building permits are noted, detailing pairs, addresses, and project costs.
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Benjamin
Catherine Summers
Seventeenth-st
James
Lissie ‘Watkin
Ilo W. Peari
Man
Fern Newhag
Stare
Barmuel
Gertrude Hahn
Pennsylvania
Elmer
Ethel Foster
Wat
Belmonteave
Bos
Thomas
Margaret Tarpey
Minnenota
Gtr
David A Hannah Heater
Ui Shepherd
Charles
Magdslce Raths
Charles St
Gir
Willys C
Marlette Miller
Gladen Rave
Girl
Street Improvements Move Through City Council
Board of Public Works sent numerous street improvement resolutions to the city council. Projects listed include asphalt and wooden block paving on avenues and streets such as Alabama to Merrill, Broadway to College, Twenty-fourth to Meridian, and Park Avenue. Some measures were introduced, while Park Avenue from Twenty-fourth to Southerland was stricken from the files.
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Board of Public Works
Ihr Couarh
Alavamna-at
Eouth
Merrill Et
Broadway
College-ave
Central
Saaphalt
Meridian
Pennsylvania-at
Wear
Maryris
Wisconaln-at
Firat
Alabama-st
Otter
Cornell-ave
Lighteentt-at
Benkte
Talbott
Park-ave
Sutheriend-ave
Atricken
Pier
Betare
Ys Board of Public Orks
Slashed clothing and pulled hair divorce claim
Mrs Minnis 3, Fike sues Charles B Fike for divorce alleging a violent incident where he scolded with scissors and cut her hat and clothing. She says he destroyed her headwear and clothing in a rage, injuring her and prompting the divorce action.
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Minnis
Fike
Sait
Charles B. Fike
Toilers Will Be Amused At Labor Day Event
Labor day committee chairman John Hughes reported Monday night that Shortridgesland Manual Training High School students will sponsor amusements including horse races athletic events and a diving act from a burning building into a water pool. The program closes with a ball at Booth-side Turner hall.
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Labor Day Amusement Committee
John Hughes
Labor Day Committee
Tumaing
Harters
Atudenta
Shortridgsland Manual Training
William
Neart
Atrial
Turner Hall
State Board to Examine Medical College Applicants
The State Board of Medical Registration and Examination met Tuesday to examine credentials of prospective medical college students. Each applicant must have completed four years of the state licensed high school course or an equivalent in another educational institution.
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State Board of Medical Registration and Examination
Tax Board Hearing Error Ruling On Rail and Transit Appeals
At the final session of the State Board of Tax Commissioners on Tuesday, appeals from the Eastern Indiana zrs company Southern Indiana Railroad company the Louisville and Jeffersonville Bridge company the Wabash and Monon railroad companies and the Chicago Terminal and Traction company were heard. All argued assessments were too high and urged reductions.
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State Board of Tax Commissioners
Eastern Indiane Zrs Company
Southern Indiana Railroad Company
Louisvilin & Jeffersonville, Bridge Company
Wabash and Monon Railroad
Chicago Terminal and Traction Company
Raper Wanted for Hanging in Wailer Rockford Area
A terse classified-style ad seeks a person described as a raper for a hanging incident in the Wailer Rockford area. The message offers $1.90 and mentions a five room property and a bar. The text is fragmentary and lacks verifiable details.
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Wailer Rockford
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