Wall St Stocks Open Higher Amid Small Gains
United Press reports New York stocks opened generally higher with Erie up 4 percent and copper and Reading up 3 percent. Union Pacific declined then recovered, Third Avenue opened 1 percent higher, while D H advanced 1 3/4 percent. The market firmed briefly, then drifted, with government bonds mostly steady and the afternoon trading quiet.
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New York
Erie
Northern Pacific
Ontario and Western
Copper
Reading
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Union Pacific
Third-ave
Steel
The Wagon Market Prices From The Market Sheet
Corn and oats and hay prices listed with old and new figures. Straw and Timothy hay show a range of prices from 6.00 to 22.00 per unit, with clover and mixed hay also cited and notes on new hay. Keywords include 5652e 2643c and 314.00 15.50 indicating valuation mentions.
Cincinnati cattle and hog markets Aug 29
Cattle receipts 909 active and steady to strong. Shippers 5.25 to 6.90, butcher steers extra 5.75 to 6.85, good to choice 5 to 15.00, common to fair 3 to 5.65. Hogs receipts 4,000 down 10 to 20 cents. Good to choice 6.45 to 6.40, mixed packers 6.40 to 6.65. Sheep receipts 2,000 steady. Extras 00, lambs extra 7.30.
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Cincinnati
Judge Enjoins Fourteen Railroads Over Creamery Rates
Federal Judge Kohlsaat issued a temporary restraining order blocking 14 railroads from enforcing a September 1 creamery product rate. Cremeries led by Fairmont Creamery of Kansas City and Omaha Cold Storage accuse the railways of conspiring to force short hauls and colluding with Adams American United States Pacific and Wells Fargo express outfits. A permanent injunction hearing is set for December 8.
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Chicago
Kohlsaat
Fairmont Creamery Company
Kansas City
Omaha Cold Storage Company
Chicago & Eastern Illinois
Rock Island & Pacific
Chicago Great Western
Burlington & Quincy
Chicago & Northwestern
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Missouri Pacific
Wisconsin Central
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
St. Joseph & Grand Island
Chicago & St. Paul
Minneapolis & Omaha
Wabash
Chicago & Alton
Packers
Adams, American
United States, Pacific
Wells-Fargo Express
Kohlszat
Man Struck by Car Delivers Minor Head Wound
Frank Olenschlager, 419 West Pearl street, was struck by Irvington car No. 623 in front of the No. 13 engine house on Thursday morning while stooping to pick bricks on K Maryland street. He received a deep gash requiring five stitches but was not seriously injured and returned home after ambulance transport.
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Frank Olenschlager
Pearl St
Irvington
Drs. Wagner
Swadner
Olenschlager
Ethel Roosevelt Visiting Beverley Farms Today
Beverley Mass August 2 Miss Ethel Roosevelt daughter of the president is guest of Miss Faith Simpkins at the farms summer colony She may stay over for the Myopia Hunt club open fair show at Ham light on Labor day and attend events with local residents
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Ethel Roosevelt
Roosevelt Io
Faith Simpkins
Nathaniel Simpkins
Farms
Myopia Hunt Club
Hamlitem
Chicago grain trends buoyed by weather and foreign strength
In Chicago, grain advanced in early trading as unfavorable northwest weather and firm overseas prices supported futures. Wheat rose with September at 91 1/2 to 91 3/4 cents and May around 1.04. Corn gained with September near 60 cents and oats up about half a cent. pork, lard, and ribs priced higher. Local receipts show mixed demand with wheat and oats leading activity.
Market quotes from New York August stock list
Prices for pork products and dairy items listed in New York trading data. Pork meats range from 17.75 to 18.50 per unit, lard at 9.05, tallow around 64 to 66 cents, dressed poultry with turkeys 12 to 16 cents, chickens 14 to 24 cents, butter 24 cents, eggs 20 to 21 cents, cheese 13 to 14 cents.
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New York
Western
Grain and hay market prices and inspections report
The data lists wheat and corn pricing by grade and size with through billing adjustments, plus Data and No. sections for White, mixed, and yellow varieties. Inspections show counts of cars by grade for Wheat, Corn, Data, and Hay, including No. 1 timothy, No. 1 clover mixed, and wheat straw, with totals and notes on rejected or ungraded shipments.
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S& Track
S&c
Hay
Timothy
Chicago Live Stock Market Report for August
Cattle receipts about 4000 with steady to higher bids. Prime beef cattle ranged from 5.40 to 7.25, cows and heifers 2.50 to 5.50, stockers 2.65 to 6.05, canners 1.50 to 2.50. Hogs receipts 27000 with prices 5.45 to 6.55 for various classes, pigs up to 6.25. Sheep receipts 18000 with natives 6.50 to 7.50, native lambs 3.00 to 5.50, western sheep 4.75 to 7.50, western lambs 5.00 to 7.40.
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Chicago
Cemetery Dispute Goes Into Court Over Gate Trespass
Mrs Annie Sharkey faced police court on trespassing charges after entering Holy Cross Cemetery through the German section to tend graves in the jointly run St Joseph cemetery. The case centered on who controls access and whether a locked gate justified the arrest. Judge Dan Brown Jr. discharged Sharkey for lack of sufficient evidence, amid testimony from Salem Brown and Charles Pettijohn.
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Low
Annie Sharkey
Dan Brown, Jr
Sharkey Waters
Holy Cross Cemetery
Jacob
John Ott
St. Joseph
Nine Women Break Ground for Missionary Training School
Five women from Indianapolis and five spades from Detroit broke ground for a new $75,000 Missionary Training School near the Bona Thompson library in Irvington. The ceremony drew donors and leaders from the Christian Church as Mrs. G. Ferris provided the Detroit-era spades and a $25,000 gift.
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Indianapolis
Detroit
Missionary Training School
Bona Thompson Library
Irvington
G. Ferris
Cummings
Frank Wells
C. B. Ferris
Ida W. Harrison
Helen Moses
Christian Church
Downey Ave
National Woman's Christian Board of Missions
W. J. Wright
American Christian Missionary Society of Cincinnati
Stephen J. Garey
Foreign Missionary Society
Womans Board of Missions
Lexington
Thomas Camphbell
Pittsburg
Church of the Disciples of Christ
Campbell
Christian Woman’s Society
New Church
Women of Our Society
C. G. Ferris
Investigation into Dr. Tinsley Orthodoxy Stirs Youngstown Church
In Youngstown Ohio a probe into the orthodoxy of Dr Charles W Tinsley pastor of Trinity Methodist follows his liberal sermons since arriving from Terre Haute about a year ago Some orthodox members question him while a committee of three ministers reviews the case ahead of a Cleveland conference report The congregation largely supports him as crowds fill services each Sunday
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Youngstown
Charles W. Tinsley
Trinity Methodist Church
Tinsley
Terre Haute
Indianapolis
L. L. Fisher
Niles
Jay C. Goodrich
Girard
S. F. Wood
Epworth Church
Methodist Conference
Cleveland
Harahan says no eye injury in Fish encounter
Fort Wayne reports President J T Harahan of the Illinois Central says there were no blows or facial injury in his confrontation with Mr Fish. He calls morning paper accounts sensational and says they always create trouble, noting no marks on his face.
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Mr. Harahan
Mr. Fish
Preachers Recall Baseball Dialectic In Youthful Training
Dr. Sherman Davis told a Teachers Institute that athletic games, especially baseball and football, are essential to developing young men. He contrasted ministers raised on the sport with New York tramps, saying outdoor games foster energy and discipline, while cigarette smoking and idleness lead to crime.
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New York
Dr. Davis
Roosevelt Seen Staying At Head In 1904 Campaign
Washington rumors say Roosevelt may seek renomination next year as even states with favorite sons prefer his leadership. California and Colorado are reportedly forgiving on policy issues, while Senator Warren predicts a Roosevelt renomination would energize the West and Texas. Culberson advisers warn he should stay off the ticket if Roosevelt runs, fearing a split in the South.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
California
Congress
Colorado
Warren
Wyoming
Europe
Texas
Culberson
South
Mystery witness tests Miss Pepper Vanderbilt seances
In New York Aug 29 a sensational bid to declare Edward W. Vanderbilt incompetent proceeded with a secret witness testifying she had lived with spiritualist Miss Pepper Vanderbilt from 1994 to 1896. The witness described methods used in seances and reported frequent visits by Mrs Vanderbilt. The witness veiled appearance sparked a juror to demand removal of the veil.
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Sation
Minerva Vanderbilt
Edward W. Vanderbilt
May Pepper Vanderbilt
Miss Pepper
Vanderbilt
Hanly Names Delegates to National Prison Association
Gov. Hanly appointed Indiana delegates for the National Prison Association meeting in Chicago September 14 to 19 1907. The list includes Michael Foley Crawfordsville D J Terhune Linton Theodore P Johnson Lochiel and many others from Indianapolis Lafayette South Bend and beyond.
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State of Indiana
National Prison Association
Chicago
Michael Foley
Crawfordsville
D. J. Terhune
Linton
Theodore P. Johnson
Lochiel
George W. Stubbs
Indianapolis
W. Bent Wilson
Lafayette
W. G. Clinton
Irvington
A. W. Caldwell
E. H. Mnebeker
Covington
Solomon Esary
George A. H. Shideler
Marion
H. B. Tuthill
Michigan City
D. B. J. Schafer
South Bend
John C. Richter
Laporte
Marvin Campbell
W. A. Funk
Emmett A. Brattan
Angola
James Bingham
Charles W. Miler
Goshen
John G. Williams
C. A. Prosser
New Albany
Miss 3. Pray
Oil Fire Burns Woman in Home Kitchen Accident
Pauline Milisky, nine, suffered fatal burns when coal oil exploded as she tried to restart a kitchen fire at 746 Ketcham St. The oil flare ignited her dress, burning her body and hair. Neighbors and occupants extinguished the flames. she died after treatment at Dr. Irwin Medsger’s office and St. Vincent's Hospital.
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Pauline Milisky
Irwin Medsger
Michigan St
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Conspirators Sentenced in Czar Assassination Plot
In St. Petersburg the trial of eighteen alleged conspirators ended with three condemned to death, four given eight years imprisonment, five deported, and six acquitted. The proceedings concern the recent czar assassination attempt.
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Czar
City Births and Marriages in Daily Record
A city record lists births at various addresses with parents Barney and Kate Gallager, Samuel and Clara Denny, and others including Hardin, Webster, Wilson, Dangler, Ely, Clemes, Daniels, and Thompson. Multiple marriages are noted among local residents with pairs such as Wehmayer and Wessmer, Swafford and Chotta, White and Lankford, Walker and Berry, and others. Also included are listings of residences, occupations, and local hospital notes with several infant names and illnesses.
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Barney
Kate Gallager
Samuel and
Clara Denny
Gale
Thomas and
Lizzie Hardin
Joe and
Carrie Webster
Baltimore
John and
Ida Wilson
Woodlawn
J. M
Anna Dangler
California
Ralph and
Mary Ely
Shepherd
Anna Clemes
Indianapolis
George and
Jennie Smith
Maxwell
Alexander and
Emma Daniels
Alvord
William
Gertrude Thompson
Minerva
Clarence
Clara Cunningham
Terre Haute
Henry
Nettie Bieselman
Villa
Wiliam
Vedna Carter
Millie Douglas
Fayette
Chester
Leona Offutt
N. West
Clarence and
Mattie Anderson
Colton
GUV HANLY DENIES PARDON TO 14 MEN
Governor Hanly announced clemency denials in 14 pardon appeals including Edward Brinley of Elkhart County for grand larceny. Ishmael Worth Dutton of Johnson County. Benjamin Holsapple of Morgan County for forgery by false pretenses. Charles Campbell of Washington County for burglary. George Barnard of Wabash County for assault with intent to kill. and others across multiple counties for crimes such as burglary grand larceny assault and battery and bigamy.
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Johnson County
Benjamin Holsapple
State Reformatory
Morgan County
Charles Campbell
Washington County
George Barnard
Wabash County
Jesse Hughes
Carroll County
David Knotts
Hamilton County
Hiram Sills
Wells County
Guy Robinson
Pike County
Lewis €. Griffith
Clay County
Lawrence Nash
Grant County
Edwin Collins
Elkhart County
Mortimer Huffman
Dearborn
Frederick Johnson
Tippecanoe County
Edison Breaks Down in Akron Home Visit
Edison, the inventor, arrived at the home of his wife’s mother Mrs. Louisa Miller in Akron Ohio for rest after a nervous breakdown. Local doctors were summoned and visitors were refused admission today.
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United Press
Akron
Thomas A. Edison
Louisa Miller
Reilly Elected President at New Albany YM Institute
The twelfth annual Indiana Grand Council YM Institute convention adjourned with Robert M. Reilly elected president. Indianapolis figures occupy top posts including chaplain Rev. Joseph Weaver and first vice president Morris Scanlon. A proposed two rank division for members 18–35 and over 35 was adopted for referral to the supreme council.
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New Albany
Ind
Grand Council
Young Men's Institute
Indiana
Robert M. Reilly
Indianapolis
Joseph Weaver
Morris J. Scanlon
Martin Klug
Terre Haute
Frederick C. Reisz
Dennis Quinlan
John Taylor
William H. Gallagher
Peter Lux
Prescott
C. A. Slinger
Supreme Council
Consul Haagsma Drowned In St Louis River
The body of Broer Haagsma, consul of the Netherlands at St. Louis, was found in the river and identified by his son Albert. He had been missing since Tuesday morning and is thought to have walked into the water in a mental aberration. His mind had been affected for some time.
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United Preas
ST. Louis
Broer Haagsma
Netherlands
Albert
Haagsma
Fire at Cox building causes $161000 loss
A Rochester blaze today in the Cox building caused $161000 in damages. The fire began in the basement from an unknown cause, with investigators seeking the source of the flames.
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United Press
Rochester
N. Y
Cox
Arrest of Prince Wilhelm and party in New York
Prince Wilhelm and his party were arrested by a bicyclist policeman while speeding in a large automobile. The prince’s committee protested the arrest but were ignored until Deputy Commissioner Bergher arrived and ordered the prince released.
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New York
Prince Wilhelm
Bergher
Morocco in turmoil as sultan gains followers
The situation across Morocco worsens daily as Mouley Hafid, newly proclaimed sultan, gains adherents while defections from the sultan's army steadily weaken his forces.
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Tangier
Morocco
Mouley Hafid
Bond Granted for Two in Grave Robbery Case
William Cummings of 1523 W Eighteenth St and Harald Smythe of 1533 W Maryland St were released on bond after arrest on grand larceny charge. Acting Judge Wilkinson set Sept 3 for continued trial. They allegedly entered the dwelling where George Livingston's funeral had just occurred and stole silverware and jewelry.
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William Cummings
Eighteenth St
Harald Smythe
Maryland St
Wilkinson
George Livingston
Sinn Fein Moves Toward Irish Home Rule
Dublin report on Sinn Fein council outlining goals to withdraw Irish MPs, establish a Dublin parliament, revive industries, and boycott English goods. Leaders include Edward Martin, John Sweetman, Arthur Griffiths, Maude Gonne, and Lady Gregory as organizers contemplate fund raising and independent Irish consular service.
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Ir Tish
Sinn Fein
Sinnein
Ireland
Edward Martin
Galway
John Sweetman
Arthur Griffiths
Maude Gonne
Lady Gregory
Boy Recognized By Conductor In Pocketbook Theft Case
J W Bisonett a College ave line street car conductor spotted Carl Matter a 1 year old along Washington near Meridian Thursday and identified him as the boy he suspected in a purse theft from last Tuesday. Patrolman Hostetler called Capt Bray s office and Matter confessed to taking 2 dollars from the purse charged with petit larceny.
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J. W. Bisonett
College-ave
Carl Matter
Washingtonst
Meridian
Hostetler
Bray
Matter
Bandit Confesses to Chicago Car Barn Robbery Motive
Henry Reiss, under arrest in New York, admits he is the last of the Chicago car barn bandits to be captured. He will be sent to Chicago on a requisition for robbing and assaulting Albert W. Shrever on April 4, amid a three-man assault with two others arrested earlier. Reiss provided his correct name and is said to be wanted in Chicago.
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United Press
New York
Henry Reiss
Chicago
Reiss
Albert W. Shrever
S. Clark St
Hoosier Stove Co Increases Capital Stock In Marion
Capitol notes report the Hoosier Stove company of Marion raises capital stock from 100000 to 20000 dollars. Secretary of State records 4600 autos registered this year up from 4200 last year. Benjamin Douglass the state entomologist tours nurseries to improve their condition. Col Asbury Steale Post No 17 G A R supplies reached the Soldiers Home at Marion. Lauretta Lesley, secretary of state stenographer, vacations in Milwaukee. Murray of Pittsburg visits Margaret Irwin at the statehouse. Gov Hanly to speak at the James town exposition on Sept 12 and address the Anti-Saloon League national convention in Norfolk Va.
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Col. Asbury Steale
Marion
Gov. Hanly
Northwest Territory
Virginia
The
Anti-Saloon League
Norfolk
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Robert H. McCoy
St. Vincent Hospital
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Emma Wess
Oj. Waldron
Dweling
J. M. Todd
Bismarck
F. N. Carter
London
Carrie Merrill
E. Carson
F. B. Fletcher
Graceland Ave
Charles Stewart
Randall St
Lillie Hensley
Fletcher
Bryce Baking Co
Southst
N. A. Patterson
N. Tl Ynois
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Ishmael Worth Dutton
Jeffersonville
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Reilly
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Dublin
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