Wall St Stocks Rise and Fall in Early Trading
The New York stock market opened irregular with modest gains in Union Pacific and American Locomotive. By midmorning broad strength appeared led by Union Pacific and Copper, with readings up 3 to 4 percent from the lows, then easing slightly in late trading as profit taking set in.
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New York
Union Pacific
American
St. Paul
Copper
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Great Northern
Interborough
Pennsylvania
Kansas & Texas
Reading
Live Stock Receipts and Market Report at Indianapolis
Receipts for hogs 3,000 cattle 900 sheep and lambs. Hog market steady top price 6.60. Cattle sheep and lambs unchanged. Detailed price ranges for steers, heifers, cows, bulls, calves, hog weights, and sheep figures provided. Wheat corn oats hay and grain prices and inspections noted for delivery and bids.
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Indianapolis
Cincinnati Live Stock Receipts and Prices Aug 22
Cattle receipts 220 steady with shippers 5.00 to 5.85. butchers 5.60 to 6.75. common to fair 3.00 to 4.50. Hogs receipts 14,000 and 5c lower. light and butcher 10c higher. selected heavy 6.10 to 6.50. good to choice 6.20 to 6.35. mixed packers 6.10 to 6.30. Sheep receipts 3,700 steady. extra 4.90 to 5.00. lambs extra 7.50. Chicago Produce: Eggs extras 2. Butter creamery extra 24%. firsts 22. Cheese Twins 12 1/4 to 12 1/2 c. Young Americas 18 1/2 c. Poultry turkeys 12 c. chickens hens 11 1/2 to 12 1/2 c. springs 14 1/2 to 15 1/4 c. ducks 10c. geese per dozen 5.00 to 7.00.
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Natal
Cincinnati
Chicago
Americas
Cattle and hog market totals at Chicago fair values
Chicago cattle receipts reach 6000 with steady prime and canners mixed. Hog receipts 14460 with light to heavy classes quoted from 5.80 to 6.25 for light and 5.55 to 5.90 for heavy, sheep receipts 11000 with native and western ranges around 6.30 to 7.40.
Chicago grain prices ease as Chicago market reports
Chicago August grain prices fell on selling by longs with many commission houses advising profits. Wheat led losses with September at 21/4 to 214 885gc, December at 23 1/3c. Corn dropped about 4c with September 567%4 to 5ic, December 55 54c. Oats down around 4% to 50 1914c for September and 47 0 46740 for December. Provisions steady with September pork 15.80, lard 8.90, ribs 38.57 to 45.60. Local receipts Wheat 203 cars, corn 90 cars, oats 221 cars.
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Chicago
Pittsburg Market Report on Cattle Sheep Hogs Prices
Pittsburg snap cattle market steady with choice cattle at 6.40 to 6.70 dollars primes 6.10 to 6.25. Sheep and lambs supply light with prime wethogs 5.50 to 6.60 and lambs 5.00 to 7.25. Hogs receipts light, market active primes 6.25 to 6.30, mediums heavy and light workers 6.80, roughs 4.30 to 5.40, pigs 3.75 to 4.50.
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Pittsburg
Market Prices for Grains and Feeds
Price list shows corn at 52 to 53 cents and 42 to 43 cents for new and old stock. Straw ranges from 6 to 11 dollars per unit, with hay Timothy at 21 to 22 dollars, clover 12 to 14 dollars, mixed 10 to 11 dollars, and new hay 14 to 15 dollars. Miller and other sellers appear in line items with unit prices.
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Hay
Timothy
Clover
Prairie
Miller
New York Produce Prices Reported by United Press
New York produce data shows Pork Mess at 17.15 to 18.%, Lard Western spot 8.90 to 9.00, Tollow City at 61%, Butter Creamery extra 2c, Eggs Nearby white 23 to 28c, Western 18 to 19c, Cheese Full cream 12%c.
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New York
United Press
Tollow—City
Western
Vicksburg Monument Commission Plans Battlefield Markers
The Vicksburg Monument Commission met to finalize placement plans for markers honoring Civil War units at the battlefield. Sites are chosen and funds set. markers will group connected regiments under single monuments. Members include Gen. George F. McGinnis and four others from Indiana.
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Indiana
Vicks
George F. McGinnis
Indianapolis
John W. Sales
Fort Wayne
M. M. Lacey
Fountain City
L. C. Moore
Columbus
H. C. Adams
Bonis Chauffeur Stranded in New York
Louis Dusseau, Boni de Castellane’s favorite chauffeur, says he was sent to New York to avoid testifying in Anna Gould’s divorce suit. He claims he performed secret service work for the count and was transferred to Miss Helen Gould on the eve of the case to remove him as a witness. He intends to return to the count and expects an appeal.
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New York
Paris
Muse
Anna Gould
Boni de Castellane
Louis Dueseau
Boni
Dusseau
Helen Gould
Milo
Gould
Monsieur
Second Baby Show at Wonderland Park Draws Big Crowd
A lively second annual baby show at Wonderland park drew about 360 babies and more than 4,000 relatives and spectators. Judges Mark Thistlethwaite, Charles A. Casad, and J. J. Davis, all bachelors, faced a crowd eager for prizes such as buggies, gold chains, and two diamond rings. Manager Wicks plans another parade and a bigger turnout next year as contestants in three age classes were awarded prizes for standout infants and boys.
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Wonderland Park
Papa
Wicks
Mark Thistlethwaite
Charles A. Casad
J. J. Davis
Erma Irene Taylor
Hunter St
Prize Winners Announced in Local Handicraft Show
The event awarded first prize for boys to an unnamed winner and Frank L. Lowry of Washington Street drew second. Margaret and Ernestine Wheeler of 411 North Blackford Street won first for the handsomest twins, while Herbert and Robert Alley of 3223 Broadway took second prize.
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Agatha Katheryn Camden
Bright-st. Francis
N. Tacome Ave
Hazel King
Central-aye
Ross F. Johnson, Jr
New Jersey-st
Eston Smith
Larkwood-st
Katheryn Hutton
Eugene-st
Infanta
Marianna
Sturges
Gaeerst
George Sylvester Neal
Ashland
President and Taft lauded in London
The Daily Telegraph and The Times praise Roosevelt and Taft in British papers. The Times backs Roosevelt on railway public control and Taft’s Columbus speech cements his leadership claim. Telegraph lauds Roosevelt’s cool head and Taft’s stature as a future successor. Britons and Americans expect public pressure to drive a fair trust solution.
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Taft
Columbus
Roosevelt
The
Times
Daily ‘Telegraph
United States
City Liquor License Fight Reaches Superior Court
Judge Lawson M Harvey issued an alternate writ mandamus ordering Oliver P Ensley city treasurer and George Bruenty city controller to accept $20 from Peter Brown and issue a saloon license at 341 E Washington St or appear Sept 2 to show cause for withholding. The case tests whether council may pass on liquor license applications before the controller issues the license. Mayor Bookwalter backs testing ordinance validity after council overrode his veto.
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Washington St
Brown
Oliver P. Ensley
Bruenig
Bernard Korbly
Whallon
Police Court
Bookwalter
Frederick Matson
Moorish siege of Casablanca ends as French drive rebels back
Paris August 22. United Press reports Moorish tribesmen besieging Casablanca driven from the town and the surrounding hills now held by French forces. The clearance comes from Admiral Philbert commanding foreign warships in Moroccan waters.
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Paris
Casablanca
Philbert
Frosts Hit North Dakota Crops, Flax Damaged
Dispatches from the northern part of North Dakota report severe frosts in the region. Flax crops were badly damaged.
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North Dakota
United Press
ST. Paul
Minn
Robbery and fall on Chicago viaduct endangers Ely
Charles W. Ely of Lenox Iowa was robbed and beaten on the Van Buren street viaduct as an express train neared. Policeman Sullivan pursued the attackers but saved Ely by dragging him from the rails. Chicago Chief Shippy dispatched six detectives to apprehend suspects amid a surge of violent crime.
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Shippy
Ely
Woman butchered in New York tied to Jack the Ripper case
A boatman recovered two sections of a woman's upper torso from the North River at Bloomfield Street. Police fear a brutal murder likely less than 24 hours old, with wounds apparently fatal before death. Officials note the case resembles a Jack the Ripper style slaying. Parts were wrapped in paper and tied with string.
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New York
North River
Bloomfield St
Jack
Ripper
Brewers Reform Called a Corner
Indianapolis leaders debate brewer proposed reforms aimed at reducing saloons. Officials claim the plan shows intent to limit competition while brewing interests seek a better public image. Attorneys say a formal agreement draft is ready, with signing expected next week.
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E. M. Barney
Indianapolis
League
Lieber
Albert Lieber
Indianapolis Brewing Company
Germany
Turkey
Joseph E. Bell
Brewers
Lawson Attacks Whitney Backed by Gen Bartlett at Marshfield Fair
Thomas W. Lawson blasted Henry M. Whitney and the Democratic gubernatorial race at Marshfield Agricultural Society, praising plain folks and denouncing graft, moneyed influence, and bribery in Massachusetts politics. He praised communities rooted in simple values and old fashioned honesty.
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Marshfield
Mass
Thomas W. Lawson
Marshfield Agricultural Society
Charles W. Bartlett
Henry M. Whitney
Lawson
Old Bay
Ihs
Massachusetts
City Record of births and deaths and building permits
A city record lists numerous births including girls and boys at various addresses. It also notes deaths and illnesses with ages and conditions, and compiles building permits for several dwellings and a store. The entries name families, ages, addresses, and project values, reflecting a mid century municipal register.
Stirring Appeal by Dr. Dawson to Revive Christian Life
Special to The Sux Winona Lake Ind Aug 22 Dr W J Dawson urged a revival in the church and in the lives of those who call themselves Christians He described divine activity as conditional and urged prayer and return to humility noting even Peter and James needed cleansing and urging Christians back to their knees for the Pentecost of God.
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Jesus
Christian
God
Buskirk Drops Dead in Bloomington at Noon
P. K. Buskirk, Bloomington prominent and wealthy citizen and former president of the First National Bank, died at noon from heart disease.
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Bloomington
Ind
P. K. Buskirk
First National Bank
Incorporations Filed For Bufkin Manufacturing and Leavenworth Creamery
Secretary of State records show Bufkin Manufacturing of New York with 50 000 capital stock and 810 000 represented in Indiana, Samuel Bufkin named agent in Greenfield. Leavenworth Creamery at Crawfordsville lists E Grimes as president O L Leavenworth as vice president and W W Wells as secretary treasurer. Rude Bros Manufacturing of Liberty increases capital stock by 50 000 in preferred stock.
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Leavenworth Creamery Company
Crawfordsville
E. Grimes
O. L. Leavenworth
W. W. Wells
Rude Bros.” Manufacturing Company
Liberty
Majestic Theater Opens Labor Day Notice
Wanted Joe Hendricks for store repair work at Majestic Theater on Labor Day. All kinds of repairs guaranteed. Phones new S9T90L oli 803 Prospect.
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Majestic Theater
Joe Hendricks
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Bismarck Ave
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Garfield Ave
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Germanic-ave
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Madison-ave
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Meridian
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