Wall Street Stocks Open Lower With Mixed Movements
Stocks opened weaker with declines of up to percent, led by Great Northern and Ontario & Western while Erie preferred rose. Industrials dipped as Amalgamated Copper fell and Great Northern Ore certificates slid. Trading slowed ahead of a holiday, Metropolitan Street Railway hit a new low before recovering.
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Stock Exchange
Great Northern
Ontario & Western
Reading
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Pennsylvania
Atchison
Erie
Amalgamated Copper
The
Interborough
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Indianapolis live stock market receipts and prices
Indianapo lis August live stock receipts show hogs at 5,000 head with higher quotes to 6.63 top. cattle, sheep, and lambs sold steady. Cattle details include steers, heifers, cows, bulls and calves with varied price ranges, hogs listed by weight class with best heavies and lighter classes. Breeding ewes and yearlings noted with scattered figures.
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Indianapolis
Market Report From Pittsburg Auction Barn
Pittsburg pa August 34 cattle supply light steady prime 84.10 6.70 good 5.75 to 6.00 sheep and lambs supply light steady prime wethers 5.50 to 6.00 good mixed 5.15 to 5.40 lambs 5.00 to 7.50 hogs receipts 20 loads lower prime heavy hogs 6.46 to 6.100 mediums 6.85 to 6.90 heavy workers 6.90 to 1.95
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Cei Seni
Teede Tate Rene
Pittsburg
Pork and dairy prices from York market report
York market note lists pork at $17 756 718.50, lard at $9.05, tallow, butter at 2 cents extra, state dairy tubs, eggs at 21 to 30 cents, and full cream cheese at 13 percent, with Western steam and assorted dairy items noted.
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York
Western Steam
Cattle and hog prices steady on Cincinnati market
Cattle receipts near 900 with steady trends. Shippers paid about 3.25 to 5.75 for various cattle classes, including extra and choice levels. Hogs near Wes YOM IWe lower with good to choice weights. Sheep receipts around 109 with lambs and mixed lots at advertised ranges.
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Cincinnati
Chicago market report shows steady cattle and higher hogs
United Press reports Chicago livestock receipts with 1,300 cattle and 17,000 hogs. Prime beef sold 5.40 to 7.25, hogs up five cents, and sheep receipts at 9,900 with native and western lambs range.
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Chicago
Couple in another clash between physician and wife
Dr J M Rhodes and Mi nerva Lewis were arrested Friday on warrants from Mrs Bessie Rhodes. Rhodes charged with assault and battery and drawing a deadly weapon. Mrs Rhodes charged with trespass. The couple quarrel has brought multiple police arrests. Mrs Rhodes at 819 S West St and Rhodes at 739 S West St. the Lewis girl is said to be the servant. The wife ordered the girl out. a battle followed with a knife drawn. Bicycle officers Trimpe and Kitzmiller served the warrants.
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J. M. Rhodes
Minerva Lewis
Bessie
S. West St
Lewis
Rhodes
Inet
Trimpe and
Kitzmiller
Grain and livestock prices show active Chicago trade
United Press reports an active grain trade on Chicago exchanges with prices generally sustained. September wheat at 89 9/16 to 89 9/16 cents, December 97 9/16 to 95 9/16, May 1.05 to 1.02. Corn for September 59 1/2 to 60 cents, December 86 1/2 to 85 5/8, May 59 3/4 to 59 1/2. Oats September 49 1/2 to 51 cents, December 49 1/2 to 52 1/2, May 49 1/2 to 51 1/2. Hog products steady with pork, lard, ribs around 0.96, 8.50 respectively. Wheat closed September 90 1/2 to 91 1/2 cents, December 6 1/4 cents, May 1.93 1/2. No. 2 red winter around 6 to 6 1/4 cents. September scorn near 60 1/2. December 59 1/2. May around 48 1/2 to 49. No. 3 yellow 64 cents. September oats closed 41 to 41 1/2 cents, December 49 1/2 to 50 1/2, May 49 to 50. No. 3 white around 48 1/4 to 48 1/2 cents.
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Chicago
May
Grain market report shows varied prices and car counts
The report lists wheat, corn, oats, rye and hay bids with grade and through billing notes. It details No. 2 red and No. 2 white wheat prices, several No. 3 and No. 4 lots, and multiple mixed and rejected cars, plus hay prices for Timothy and Clover.
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Stige
Corm
Hay
Timothy
Prairie
East Buffalo Live Stock Market Report
FEAST BUFFALO N Y Aug 30 Cattle Receipts 15 steady Veals and calves 47506 5 Sheep and Lambs Receipts 2000 active Lambs 50c higher sheep steady to strong Lambs 5758 2 yearlings 3575 6 25 wethers 550 575 ewes 4500 599 mixed sheep 2754 33 Hogs Recepts 6800 market fairly active lower Yorkers 480 7 0 mixed grades 675 690 heavies 5406 73
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East Buffalo
United Press
Buffalo
N. Y
Sunday Closing Proposal to End Saloon Hours
The Indianapolis Brewers' Exchange will vote on Sunday closing at a called meeting at the Denison hotel Friday afternoon. Joseph FE Bell prepared a typewritten agreement for brewers to sign to regulate beer trade competition and weed out undesirable saloons. Most brewers and bartenders favor the resolution, with reform expected to begin next Sunday.
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Indianapolis
May reorganize traction trust in New York
Rumors say J F Moresa bought 20000 worth of Metropolitan Street Railway bonds at par and will reorganize the New York traction trust. Bonds issued for Interborough stock two for one amid a Harbor of confusion. Morgan abroad, Ryan may rush home to press a separate plan for a traction trust.
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J. F. Moresa
Metropolitan Street Railway
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New York Traction Trust
Morgan
Ryu
Belmont
Ryan
Wulfson Inspects City Coal Scales
Inspector of Weights and Measures Wulfson began a city tour of coal yards to verify scales. He notes Standard Oil now sells oil by the chin instead of the gallon, saying he cannot compel customers to unionize purchases.
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Iadore Wulfson
Wulfson
Standard Oil Company
Weights and Meuseurs
Allen Says Woman in Blue Told Lies in Vanderbilt Trial
J Edward Allen of Providence, tied to the Pepper Vanderbilt spiritualist case in Brooklyn, named Miss Caroline Boynton Darrell of New York as the elusive woman in blue. He called her evidence a tissue of lies and claimed letters and telegrams prove his relations with Mrs Vanderbilt. He suggested the woman was linked to a Vanderbilt daughter and dismissed rival mediums as jealous.
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Allen
Woman IN Blue
Edward Allen
Pepper-Vanderbilt
Brooklyn
Caroline Boynton Darrell
New York
Mr. Allen
May Pepper
Mrs. Pepper
Mr. Vanderbilt
City Record for a Day Massau and Higgins births list
A fragment lists births and deaths with names and addresses including Herman Massau Nellie Massau Qmar Higgins Blanche Higgins in various street addresses. Health notices name Havyner Maly Defries Bernsteins Hicks Wathen Hoover Gibson Schebler and others with conditions and ages. Also includes marriages and dwelling and property values for several listings.
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Nellie Massau
Fugere
Qmar
Blanche Higgins
W. Twenty -Eighth-St
Harry
Maud Havyner
Oliver
Henry
Eva Maly
Sturm
Eirl
Samuel
Helen Defries
Fulton
Bor
Charles
Rosa Bernstein
Senate
Box
Carl
Jessie Hicks
S. New Jersey
Hoy
Joe
Ader Wathen
Fred and
Goldie Hoover
Frank and
Olive Gibson
Massachusetts
William and
Ida Schebler
S. Alabama
Saloon Keeper Bert Gibson Charged With Intimidation
Bert Gibson a saloon keeper aged 2 years was arrested Friday on a charge of intimidating a witness. He lives at 162 Broadway and was released on a $500 bond. Authorities allege he warned witnesses who testified in police court that they must recant and claimed officers should be removed from the force.
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Bert Gibson
Gibson
Broadway
Che
Mystery in Death: Coroner Arrests William Martin
Peri Indiana August reports Coroner Goodrich has ordered the arrest of William Martin as investigators probe the sudden death of his wife. Martin claims she shot herself. the 50 year old woman died from a bullet through the heart.
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Peri
Ind
Goodrich
William Martin
Martin
Moors Gather for Major Attack on Tangier and Casablanca
Fifteen thousand Moors prepare for renewed assault on Casablanca after a three hour battle in which 12,000 tribesmen joined in. Moors suffer 40 dead or wounded, while three French soldiers are killed and several wounded. French and Spanish ships fire about 1,900 shells before natives retreat.
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Tangier
Casablanca
Ehe
Eaton Family Reunion Held at State Fair Grounds
The Eaton family descendants of William Eaton, who moved from Kentucky to Marion County in 1827, gathered at the state fair grounds on Thursday. Thomas F. Eaton of Marion County, aged 89, was the oldest present. Nearly 400 attended the large picnic dinner.
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Eaton
William Eaton
Marion County
Kentucky
State Fair Grounds
Thomas F. Eaton
Marion Counts
Congress of Irishmen to discuss Sinn Fein aims
Dublin reporters say a world congress of Irishmen will arise from the current Sinn Fein national council meeting. A resolution calls for a conference to discuss Sinn Fein affairs and to devise ways to raise funds for the Sinn Fein campaign.
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Dublin
Counc
Sinn Fein Naw
Sinn Fein
Man Strangles Self in Pittsburg Native Found Dead
John Brittyn, 37, formerly of Helland and now of Pittsburgh, was found dead at 44 N Jefferson Ave. after attaching a cord to a bed post and hanging himself. He was unemployed at the time.
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Unite4 Press
ST. Louis
John Brittyn
Helland
Pittsburg
Jefferson Ave
Dieth
Fundraising Meeting At Mt Zion Church Over Killing
A meeting at Mt Zion's church at Eleventh and Missouri to discuss the killing of Eler bert Mays by Sergt De Rossette Sunday night. A fund for an investigation will be raised. The sisters Clara and Eliza Mays of 1107 N Missouri St are involved in the movement.
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Eleventh
Missourists
Elerbert Mays
Sergt. de Rossette
Clara
Eliza Mays
Missouri St
Rumor of Peace Stirs Talk as Telegraphers Strike
Indefinite reports claim a peace rumor between striking telegraphers and companies surfaced, origin unclear and possibly engineered by a mysterious agency. Some say a settlement may come next week, but credibility is low. The strikers focus on a vaudeville benefit tonight with James J. Corbett as headliner.
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James J. Corbett
War Bicycle Officer Hurtles Gate Accident on Run
During a Thursday run, Bicycle Officer George Stewart was struck in the face by a safety gate at Delaware Street and the Indiana Southern tracks. He was badly hurt, thrown to the pavement, but remounted his bike and continued.
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George Stewart
Delaware St
Indiana Southern Tracks
Stewart
Woman to Be Cared For Osie Kincaid
Osie Kincaid a young colored woman who wandered from home has been taken to the sheriff's office and will be cared for temporarily at the Home of the Friendless Women. She was committed to the Home for the Feeble Minded at Fort Wayne but was not admitted due to crowding.
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Osie Kincaid
Fort Wayne
Explosions At Homes And Garage Cause Minor Losses
Fire department responded to a Thursday night call at 11:30 to the Automobile garage at 415 Massachusetts Ave where a small fire was extinguished causing $100 in damage. Separate incidents saw coal oil lamps explode at 2012 S Meridian St and 921 S Missouri St with losses of $25 and no department arrival.
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Massachusetts Ave
James Addison
S. Meridian St
Henry Brown
S. Missourist
Ex-Sheriff Killed While Mowing in Indiana
John Sherick city marshal in Shoals Indiana was killed while mowing weeds when thrown in front of the cutting bar of a mower he was operating He was formerly sheriff of Martin county and died last night in a tragic accident reported by a special correspondent to The Sun
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Shoals
Ind
John Sherick
Martin County
Cholera Rages In Chinese Cities With Daily Death Toll
United Press reports in Shanghai that cholera kills about two hundred people daily in Wuhun, Nganhwei province, and Kiukiang in Kiangsi, as the epidemic continues to spread across the region.
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Ucaited Press
Shanghai
Wuhun
Nganhwei
Kiukiang
Kiangsi
Petrified skull found by laborer in Winchester street
Special to Phe San reports Edward Mills digging in Winchester Indiana unearthed a petrified human skull and two large feet about 40 inches below the surface. Authorities note the bones likely lay there for years.
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Winchester
Ind
Edward Mills
Nina House Dead In Evansville On Eve Of Sept?
Mrs. Nina House wife of Ernest Charles House died at her father John Hartmans home in Evansville Indiana yesterday Hartman is state ranger of the Indiana Foresters Funeral arrangements not disclosed at this time.
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Evansvile
Ind
Nina House
Ernest Charles House
John Hartman
Hartman
Indiana Foresters
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