Opening market features strong activity across stocks and grains
The market opened with broad gains led by St Paul and the Harriman group, as Southern Pacific and Union Pacific moved with wide swings. St Paul reached 186 in its high range, while Southern Pacific traded 9 to 1 with heavy volume and record highs. Government bonds were steady and grain futures showed mixed strength with various No 2 and No 4 red and white futures cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raul
St Paul
Harriman
Hag Tannes
St. Paul
St. Faur
Southern Pacific
Union Partific
A. W. Thomeore
Migh
Law
Clane
Emelty
Pennsylvania
Phila. & Theailing
Pacific
Cattle and Hog Receipts Mixed in Regional Markets
Regional livestock reports show mixed demand with cattle receipts steady to easy at East Buffalo and Cincinnati. Hogs remain steady to higher in multiple markets, while sheep receipts show softness. dairy and produce markets in Chicago reflect typical August pricing with modest butter and cheese values and poultry prices holding firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Buffalo
Scrippa-McAne
Market Notes on Cattle Sheep and Hogs Prices
The report shows cattle and hog prices easing slightly from prior quotations with a quiet close and thin demand. Cattle range from prime steers to heavy bulls, hogs steady to firm, and sheep offerings scarce with prices near unchanged. Regional prices from New York and Chicago indicate mixed movement across meats and byproducts.
Soldier's suit not pushed in Indiana case mix
A justice of the peace discharged Beret Henry for want of jurisdiction after she faced a suit for peace against Lieut Foster C. Shirley and others of the Indiana National Guards. Beret Henry failed to appear, and Shirley attempted a rearrest as Edwera Little, attorney for the cited party, protested the action leading to Little's arrest for interfering with an officer. The matter, heard in police court, was adjourned Saturday under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper Henry
Tairtiebst
Foster C. Shirley
Indiana National Guards
Clarence Morford
Frank McDaniel
Wig
Justice of the Peace
William C. Smock
Berst Henry
Beret Henry
Lieut
Shirley
Beret
Henry
Edwera Little
Mr. Little
Morford
McDaniel
Little
National Guard
Latele
Cans
May Wed Rich Silent Jim Divorce Granted in Sioux Falls
Judge Joseph W. Jones grants a divorce to Mrs Annie M A Stewart from W Rhinlander Stewart a wealthy New Yorker. Desertion is cited as the ground. Anita, daughter, remains with Mrs Stewart guardian of the child William Rymnander Stewart Sr is guardian of the son. No alimony decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ertwee-HePar Freep Association
Sioux Falls
Joseph W. Jones
Annie M. A Stewart
New York
W. Rhinlander Stewart
New Yorker
Stewart
Bronx
Falla'sinen
Anita
Mr. Stewart
Willam Rymnander Stewart
Mru. Blewart
B. Ratirosa
More Oil in Ohio
Scrippy- Meee Preas Associatiu reports increasing oil activities in Ohio. The brief note highlights expanded drilling efforts and near-term prospects for local energy production. Further details unavailable in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Scrippy- Meee
Preas Associatiu
Grain futures slip amid light trading in Chicago market
Chicago grain traders saw fractional declines across contracts with September wheat at 71 7/8 cents and December corn around 43 cents. Local receipts noted wheat about 58, corn 13 1/2, oats near 29 1/2 with May positions varying. No. 2 red winter at 72 1/2, No. 1 yellow around 50 1/4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippe-Mchae Preas Association
Chicago
Girl Fatally Scalded in Evansville Yard Incident
Evansville Indiana August 3 Agnes Weintz nine years old was fatally scorched yesterday while playing with friends in her yard. A toy stove with a pan of hot water on top toppled over spilling boiling water on her right side. She was ironing dolls clothes when the accident occurred and died of her injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evaneville
Ind
Agnés Weintz
Destiny of Race and Work Keynote Voices at Event
A headline underscores broad opportunity for the Negroes and outlines the vice president’s speech linking the destiny of the colored race with the white race. The work ethic is presented as the key to success in this interwoven future.
Social life notes from Maple Lodge and area visits
Miss Edna Robinson attended a party at Maple Lodge near Montmorenci. James Hood and Clyde returned from Marion after Reeves family reunion. Mr. Vandercook and Charles Monson came back from Anderson. Mrs Michael Fox and Mrs A Ebner returned to Seymour after visiting Sir J W Driscoll. Barry Coppock spent Friday in Lafayette. Mrs Frank Dilling visiting Marion friends. Mrs J A Murphy visiting Mr and Mrs Janos Fintrick at Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Robinson
Maple Lodge
Montmorenci
James Hood
Clyde
Marion
Reeves
Mr. Vandercook
Charles
Monson
Anderson
Michael Fox
Sir A. Ebner
Seymour
J. TW. Driscoll
Fairbanks speaks at Ohio State Colored Exposition opening
In Columbus Ohio Vice President Charles W Fairbanks spoke at the opening of the Ohio State Colored Educational and Industrial Exposition in Grove City. He urged education, self reliance, and labor as keys to progress for the colored population amid calls for mutual respect and broader opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nertop
Halse Treas Apvaciation
Columbus
Vios
Charles W. Fairbanks
Rive Era
Mich
Grove City
Mr. Fairbanks
United States
Clyde J. Roach
Beymour
Indiana Mexican War Veterans Set Annual Meeting in Indianapolis
The Indiana State Association of Mexican War Veterans will meet in Indianapolis at the English Hotel on September 32. President George Barney of Elkhart arrived to organize the gathering. The group, now about 45 members aged well into their eighties, expects few attendees. Officers include George Barney, 80, president. Jaman A. Carr, vice president. Dr. Jerry Wood, secretary. Dr. Robert Gralth, treasurer. George McGionis, marshal. and Rev. D. C. Benjamin, chaplain, Carthage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Statr Association of
Indianapolis
George S Barney
Elkhart
Elty
jStecetation
George T. Bartey
Jaman A. Carr
Greenfield
Jerry Wooden
Gosport
Robert Gralth
George ¥. McGionis
D. C. Benjamin
Carthage
Tax board trial over Western Union valuation dispute
Attorney General Milley dies in the United States court awaiting support for the State Board of Tax Commissioners action to fix Western Union Telegraph Company property assessment. The board set 4 a mile. company seeks 2 a mile. Affidavits from Gov Hanly and state officials will be presented at Judge Baker's Elhart hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Milley
Aitiaavite
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Western Union Telegraph
Arean Fie
Francis BE. Baker
Elhart
aMdevite
Various Social Visits and Parties Reported in Local Notes
Mrs C L Watkins and children return from visits to Columbus Partemouth and Chillicothe. Miss Zelda Osenbach goes to Lafayette to spend ten days with friends. Archibalds return from New York. Edla Sastan of Lewiston Pa visiting cousin Miss Abel McCullough. Holy Cross parish hosts large card party Aug 31 to aid festival fund. Misses Alles E and Mary Quinn back from three weeks in New York state. Mrs Ragsle Brown and Miss Nina Rela to spend Sunday in Muncie. Miss Alice Waldo of Lafayette visiting Indianapolis friends. Mrs H G Bonner returns from Anderson. Sparks L Brooks visiting Indianapolis. Fassett Cotten in Seymour. J Frank Mann back in Mineis after calls in Indianapolis. Miss Inez Foley hosted a hearts party for five tables in honor of Miss Mary Gorat of Altoona visiting cousins the Misses Croms. Veranda decorated with flowers. Mrs Charles Howland hosts reception on anniversary of Mrs Laura Worth Wright with guests including Mrs Wilbur Wright and Mrs Worth of Los Angeles. Mr and Mrs J W Driscoll celebrate twelfth wedding anniversary at Woodlawn Ave. Esther Cols hosts sewing club for Estelle C Hunter’s upcoming marriage with guests including Miss Langley of Nor Breeville and Miss Minnis Wint of Haightstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Cross Parish
Assembly Hall
Alles E
Mary Quinn
New York State
Mise Inez Foley
Washington-st
Afary Gorat
Altoona
Helen
Jest Croms
Misa Esther Cols
Ming Estelle C. Hunter
Langley
Novbreeville
Minnis “Wint
Haightstown
Minor liquor sale suspect bound over to grand jury
Harry Gruenemann of 2agitea avenue was bound over to the grand jury by juvenile court Saturday on the charge of selling liquor to a minor at a sale near Davidaoa and Marylanders. His brother Arnold Lusinmann is to be called to juvenile court to answer the same charge, an affidavit against him appearing Saturday. Harry G. Luedamann denied selling liquor to the boys, though some testified they bought from the other man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Gruenemann
Ave
jJuventile Court
Tha Aaloan
Davidaoa
Amtol Lusinmann
Sama
Harry G. Luedamann
Stubbs
Suit for Receiver Over Insolvent Star Union Coal and Oil Co
Joseph M. Sullahan sues for a receiver for the Star Union Coal and Oil Company claiming insolvency. He purchased 700 shares hoping the firm would stay in oil, alleges concealment of oil venture and seeks action against officers for excessive salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph M. Sullahan
Star Union Coal and Ol Company
Plainuf
Branch to Open Wholesale Block and Branch House
Kothe Welle and Bauer, a noted Indianapolis wholesale grocer, will erect two business blocks at Wabash Ind and establish a northern Indiana branch house in that city. Construction on the building is to begin at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabase
Kothe, Welle and Bauer
Indianapolis
Wabeen
Ind
Indiana
Riflemen to Beagirtt Seaghry Tournament
The Inflans Rifle team of 22, led by Adjt Gen Oran Perry, departed from Indianpolia for the annual Seaghry tournament in New Jersey aboard a special sleeper car over the Pennsylvania line at 3 05 p m Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beagirt
Inflans
Adjt
Oran Perry
Indianepolia
Seaghry
N. J
Pennsylvania
Rngs
Pastor Frederick B Stearns Returns From Winona Lake
Reverend Frederick B Stearns pastor of the Home Presbyterian Church returned Saturday from Winona Lake where he attended the Bel e conference and resumed duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick B. Stearns
Home Presbyterian’ Church
Winona Lake
Beveridge to Visit Missouri for Speaking Tour
Special to The Sum reports Indiana Republican officials coordinating with Missouri Republicans to secure Senator Albert J. Beveridge for a one week speaking tour in Missouri next month. A Missouri speakers bureau official says Beveridge is likely to come early in the month and may be retained for two daily appearances if he consents. Arrangements target St. Louis, Kansas City and Rolla as key stops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Republican State Committee of
Indiana
Missouri
Albert J. Beveridge
Mirsouri
C. C. Madison
Beveridge
Madican
Lt Re
Miesourt
Haveridge
Kansas City
Bedalls
Incorporations in Indiana Firms Listed for Capital Stock
The People’s Life Insurance of Frankfort plans government work with directors including Andrew A Laird and James Newt on. The Jersey Cigar Co of Fort Wayne lists capital stock 310000 with incorporators Thomas Althouss R Foote Bert Foote Edwin J Hollister and Frank Thompson. The Indianapolis Portrait Co declares capital stock 10003, with incorporators Reben Donney Albert Fearnaughit and George Fearnaughi. The New Era Investment Co of New Albany shows capital stock 1000 and is among listed incorporations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People's Life Insurance Company
Frankfort
Gasernment Plan
Andrew A. Laird
Cohee
Bilton T. McCarty
James ¥. Newtona
William A. Blanley
Jeraey Cigar Company
Fort Wayne
Capital
Thomas Althouss
Reg R. Foote
Bert Foote
Edwin J. Hollister
Frank Thompson
Indianapolis
Ahr
Reben Donney
Albert’ Fearnaughit
George Fearnaughi
New Albany
Capital’ Atock
Minstrel Show by Candles At Engilst's Aug 2 3
The Al G. Field's Minstrel company performed by candle light at Marion after the electric plant failed. Audiences enjoyed the roving sight as candles lit the venue and the show featured Mr Field in principal character parts amid high expectations for another successful season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al G. Field
Engilst's
Marion
Field
Jano
Mr. Field Han
Mr. Field
Collision on Lake Erie railroad claims two firefighters
A train collision near Milltown on Lake Erie line this morning killed Firemen Beemer and Gols. Engineers leapt to safety, avoiding casualties. Berippe and McNine are reported as injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berippe-McNine Prene
Seesemer & Lake Erie Railroad
al Milltown
Beemer
Gols
Banker Thompson Dies in Washington County
Special to The fom reports banker Ephraim W. Thompson, one of Dayleat County's wealthiest men, died today in Washington. He was aged 73 and had served as president of the First National Bank. Details on the death and funeral arrangements were not immediately available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Fom
Washington
Ind
Ephraim
Dayleat County
Heyi
Naonal Bai A Ety
Sme
Jena
Desperate Street Fight in Nuremberg Over Labor Trouble
A riot at the Nuremberg automobile works during a strike left many wounded as infantry with fixed bayonets dispersed demonstrators. Police and workers clashed with bottles, stones, and clubs. several injuries included a 17 year old girl and two women. Dairymen form protective association at the state house with officers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuremberg
Scrippa-Mofae Press Association
Germany
Births and marriages recorded in city daily notice
City birth notices list many entries with names and addresses for newborns of Gardner Gordon Leblandae Swineford and others, plus a long column of marriages. Included are infant genders, parent names, and residence details alongside medical causes and a few injury notes. Public notices also mention building permits and real estate ads within the Hartford area.
Oldest Evansville fire captain dies
Quinn McDowell, veteran Evansville fire department captain, died last night. He was the oldest captain in the department, remembered for years of service and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Evansville
Ind
Quinn McDowell
Evansville Fire I Department
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Throwen
I Ge
Mathy
Browl
Ue & Tom
Louis
Reriipr-MeRie Cres Association
Packera
West
Cincinnati
Scrippe-McRae Preas Association
Siudy
Lextra
Bealppe-Metoc Press Association
Orinal
Scrippe-MeRa¢ Preas Association
Park—Mens
Western Steam
Tellow—City
Fowler
Izse
Chicago Livestock
Berippe-McHac
Hnger
Western
Mecona
Ayer
Hattan Transit
Mitchell
Ransit
Nevada
Tennessee Coy
Fred Capper
Swagon Market
Sergt J. Henry
Rich
Annie Stewart
South -Dakota
Chicago’ Gran
Fairbanks
Barry &. Coppock
Iatayette
Frank Dilling
J. A. Murphy
Janos Fintrick
Richmond
Ajbort Blakely
Snelbyville
Mdianapella
EW. Noll
Jamee Hiigans
Shellsville
TAX Board
Western Union Telegraph Co
C. L. Watkins
Partemouth
Chilticothe
Zelda Osenbach
Broadway
Lafayette
Gerrite Archibald Hava
Alias Edla Sastan
Lewiston, Pa
Abel McCullougn
Ragsle Brown
Nina Rela
Muncie
Ailss
Alice Waldo
H. G Bonner
Samuel Dyson
Sparks L. Brooks
Fassett
Cotten
Mme, J. Prank Mann
Mineis
Artenda
Charles Howland
Aire
Laura Worth Wright
Bowland
Ethel Howland
Eden Wright
Mra
Wilbur Wright and Family
Mra. Worth
Los Angeles
Cal
Mra. J. W. Driscoll
Woodlawn Ave
Derryman Protective Association
Statehouse
J Dugan
Whiteland
Aga
Milter
Clermonty
Parsons
Canby
H. L. Hanna
Plain
Aela
Carney
Morris, Brown
D. D. Macy
Mooresville
Joseph Tonneon
Old Augusta
Milton Clark
Acton
Joseph Miller
Clermont
Laura Gardner
City
Bey
Thomas
Lulu Gordon
Wert-' Ft
Loh
Bert Richardson
Bama-At
Eit
Ames
Hite Pasraoy
Lexington
Frances McKinney
Woodlawmere
Chute
Hattie Martha
Minne Hesoda
Mnspaurb
Clarence
Emma Pease
Davidpon
Hang
Christina Anderton
Birehave
Freddy Bauman
John Prince
Estella Page
Edna M. Jones
Prudence Campbell
Cours
Anna Miller
Meridian-st
Agcontery
Peter Ort
Union-at
Herbert P. Lowry
Elma
MaCeauye Thendare
Wisconsin
Benate Ave
J. E. Fisher
Elsa G. Nawaom
Aweiling
Twenty-olath St
German American Trust Co 1 North
Colt E
Golo Gugubon
Joe
Meridias
Ashiana Alee S. Meridian Ec
Ermont
Keystone
Wayne
Beinwates
Garfeld-pi
Oriental
Beville
Karcher
Jane
Soliege
M. Aha
Berna
Merid
Pase Company
N. Pennsylva
Richelieu
Cor North
Esat
Hartford
Park-ave
Fiat
SMITH
SRS
THE
Weaver
Central
Essex
SH Mansachusettf
Missouri-at
Yissouriem
Jerery
Wast-rt
Dwig
Cooms
Pennsylva
Riveraye
New Jersey
Beadio
Hodeon St
Pennayteania
Jerrey
Emeysber
Jeter
Kapaok
COT
Wien
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