Wall Street Stocks Open Irregularly In Early Trade
The New York stock market opened irregular with Canadian Pacific down 14, Pennsylvania and Steel 44, Atchison up 4. A firm tone returned with advances in many issues amid fair trade. The general list rose about one point early, then fluctuated narrowly. Government and railroad bonds showed firmness as trading stayed quiet through noon.
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New York
Canadian Pacific
Pennsylvania and Steel
Atchison
Livestock Market Report From Indianapolis
Receipts: hogs 6000 cattle 10 sheep 140. Hog prices eased about 5 cents from yesterday though demand remained fair and activity strong after the decline. Top at 7.15 with most trades 7.00 and higher. Cattle largely unchanged with few prime lots and steady figures. Sheep sold readily at steady prices. Feedstuffs and hay prices listed with ranges. demand for prime stock remains strong.
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Indianapolis
Port Mess and dairy prices in New York market
New York February 7 Port Mess at 18 75 dairy items list prices. Western steam lard and butter prices mid 3s to 20s per unit. Tallow and creamery entries show 63c and 27 20c. Eggs near white fancy southern and western markets quoted 27c. Full cream cheese at 14l é.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-MecRace Presa Association
New York
Ifeb
Western Steam
Western
Cattle and hog prices rise at St Louis market
Scripps McRae reports cattle receipts at 8500 with prices up 10c on beef steers to 3.74, stockers and feeders 2.50 to 3.?, cows and heifers 2.50 to 5.2. Hog receipts 9500 down 10c with pigs and lights 6.35 to 6.90, packers 6.65 to 5.90, butchers and best heavy 5.85 to 7.06. Sheep receipts 1500 steady natives 8 to 8.5, lambs 4.00 to 7.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Press Association
ST. Louis
Chicago market report for cattle hogs and sheep
Cattle receipts around $700 with prices ranging from $1.65 to $7.25 for different grades. Hogs receipts about 39,000 with values from $6.00 to $7.05, lighter and mixed lots showing slight declines. Sheep receipts 15,000 with lambs weak and overall sheep steady. native and western sheep and lamb prices listed.
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Chicago
Western
Chicago Produce Prices and Associations Report
Chicago Feb 7 creamery extra Slige eggs fresh 20 427c cheese Twins 13 2c live poultry turkeys 12c chickens lice spring lic ducks lic geese 5 000 7.60 per doz
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Chicago
Scripps-McRaeresm Association
Cincinnati Cattle and Hog Receipts Market Summary
Scripps McRae reports Cincinnati cattle receipts 472 with varied prices for steers and calves. Hogs receipts 136 show strong demand with good to choice at 7.15 to 7.20 and mixed packers around 7.05 to 7.15. Sheep receipts 116 steady with lambs at 7.00 to 7.75.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Cincinnati
Pittsburg Live Stock and Market Prices Report
Pittsburg Pennsylvania February 7 live stock markets show cattle supply light and steady with prime and choice prices between 5.40 and 6.40 per hundredweight. Sheep supply light and steady with prime wethers 5.50 to 5.70, lambs 5.00 to 5.85. House receipts total 10 loads with prime heavies 7.40 and workers 7.10 to 7.45, pigs 7.00, roughs 5.50 to 6.50.
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Pittsburg
Married at Brookville In Indiana Ceremony
Alfred D. Hitz and Maury O'flair wed at Brookville Indiana at noon Thursday. Hitz is an Indianapolis commission merchant and son of George Hitz who ran for mayor on the Prohibition ticket. O'Hair hails from Brookville and has relatives in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookville
Alfred D. Hitz
Maury, O'flair
Ind
Hitz
Indianapolis
George Hitz
Miss O'Hair
Dr Meek to Marry Miss Hall in City License
Henry C. Meek, a city dispensary in me, was granted a marriage license to Miss Mabel Hall of 433 N.Pm2st on Thursday morning. Rooms for rent free of charge advertised in Sun for three days under Rent Rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Meek
Henry C. Meek
Mabel Hall
Hursday
Chicago Grain Prices Put Wheat and Oats Up
Chicago wheat and oats strengthened while corn held firm on February 7. May wheat traded near 80 cents, July at about 84 cents, May corn around 47 to 48 cents, July about 47 to 46 cents, and May oats near 41 cents with July around 31 to 31.5 cents. Provisions fell as hogs moved lower with May pork near 17.72, lard about 9.97, ribs near 9.79 to 9.05. Local receipts listed wheat seven cars, corn 278, oats 80.5, with May contracts closing at established nearby levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Chicago
Inc
Isiac
Local Securities Trading Ques Bind on Toboggan Day
Local securities report shows Vandalia Coal common at 3 bid and 17 offer on preferred. Louisville and Eastern notes a high bid since listing, Indianapolis Street Railway trading narrow with 0.5 point spread between interests. Two sales recorded: 40 shares American National at 165 and 3 shares Street Railway at 116 percent.
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Stock Exchange
Louisville & Eastern
Indianapolis Street Railway
American National
Bra
American Central Life Ins. Co
American National Bank
Atlas Engine Works
Belt Railroad Common
Belt Railroad
Brown-Ketcham Iron Wks
Capital National Bank
Eeeees Central Trust Company
Ove Citizens’ Savings Deposit Co
Columbia National Bank
Farmers
M. & W. Traction
Laycock Mfg. Co
Marion Trust Company
Eae Merchants’ National New Telephone Co
Wees Ve New Telephone Co
People’s Deposit Bank
Seeee Apes Ld Wes
People’s Light and Heat PLC
Eceerneeees Ranh Fertilizer
Epee Ee Neaetees
Reeves & Co
Ee Security Trust Company
Terre Haute Trac. & Light
Trv Rion National Bank
Eecell
Union Traction
Etbase
Aa Union Traction
Union Trust Co
van Camp Hardware Co
Vandalia Coal Co
Wasson, EA
Wee
Louisville & Eastern Pfd
Bread Ripple
Wee Lohr
Citizens’ Street Railway
Ft. W. & Wab
Val. T. Co
Indiana Hotel Co
Trac
Ter
Indianapolis Water Co
Seas . K
Mer. Heat & Light Co
Union Traction of
Indiana
Indpis
Northwestern Trac
East Buffalo Live Stock Market Report
East Buffalo New York February cattle markets show no sales and rising veal prices. Veals and calves top at 9.75 to 10.00, culls to fair 5.25 to 7.50. Sheep receipts total 6,900 with lambs and sheep generally lower. choice lambs 6.00 to 6.75, wethers 5.40 to 5.75, ewes 5.00 to 5.25. Dogs receipts 1,700 with Yorkers mixed to heavy grades 7.20 to 7.35, pigs 7.20 to 7.25, roughs 6.00 to 6.65.
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Up. S
Zata
Sas
Weston Eeer
East Buffalo
Scripps-McRae Press Association
N. Y
Prince elected to chair New Mexico constitutional committee
Santa Fe February 7 Former Gov Prince has been chosen as chairman of the committee to continue drafting a new constitution for New Mexico and present it to Congress for immediate admission to statehood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Santa FE
N. M
Prince
Constitutional Convention
New Mexico
Congress
Panama canal bids under White House review
An official statement from Washington on February 7 indicates further consideration will be given to the Oliver McDonald Pierce bid for Panama Canal construction and hearings will be held for those interested in the McArthur Gillespie bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Washington
White House
Oliver-McDonald-Pierce
Panama Canal
McArthur-Gillespie
Unknown man assaults Lincoln telegraph girl
Special to The Sur Lincoln Neb Feb 7 An unknown negro assaulted Myrtle Furlong 15 a white girl at the telephone exchange last night Ten suspects were arrested If identified the negro may be lynched
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Sur
Lincoln
Neb
Myrtle Furlong
Leg Broken in Fall In Alvord Resident
Herman Burrs of 2001 Alvord Street fractured a leg in a fall at 28 Pennsylvania Street Thursday afternoon. He was transported home by city dispensary ambulance with Dr. Reevens attending.
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Herman Burrs
Alvord Sr
No. 28
Pennsylvania St
City Dispensary
Reevens
Marion club mock trial grips audience with local talent
A Marion club staged The Case of Smythe versus Smith at the German house drawing 790 in attendance. The play featured Mayor Bookwalter joining as a juror, a staged courtroom with multiple local politicians, a dancing crowd, and a dramatic finale as the judge married the couple.
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Smytha
Smith
Marion Club
Indianapolis
Cha Jay
G. A. Haller
Charles .A. Bookwalter
Joe Hogue
Hogue
Bookwalter
James Wood, Jr
John Mendenhall
Lew Shank
Joe Foppiano
Symthe
Charles Hurst
John Rufflehouse
Charles Benedict
Martin M. Squeeze
General Assembly
Hurst
Benedict
Leo Fesler
Marion County Mail
Harry Hawekoite
Orin Walker
William Mabe
Louis Buddenbaum
Otto Belzer
S. K. Buick
James Collins
Indiana Stag Club
Thomas
Nelson
Henry
Fred
Klee
Bert
Hitz
Farmer Hay
Marion County
Groninger
Taylor
Close Club Shops Passes Third Reading With Sunday Barbers Amendment
The anti Sunday shaving bill with an amendment targeting the Columbia club barber shop advances to third reading in the house. Representative Thomas 4A Daily of Indianapolis notes barbers opposing the bill claim Sunday closures would push business to the Columbia club shop. Daily's amendment makes it unlawful for corporations or clubs to operate barber shops on Sundays and it is carried.
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Columbia Club
Thomas 4A. Daily
Indianapolis
R. C. Brown
Commercial Club and
Indianapolis Bar Association
Thomas A. Daily
Hes
Marion County
Frank C. Olive
Indiana
Senate
Martin Hugg
TWO MORE COURTS FOR MARION COUNTY APPROVED
The house passed a bill to add two more superior courts for Marion County, bringing total to five. Debate highlighted court delays, costs, and the workload with Marion judges handling far more cases than others. The measure passed 88 to 5 but faces Senate opposition to full expansion.
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House
Marion County
Fire at Montana tipple costs Fairmont coal $50,000
A disastrous blaze last night damaged the Montana coal tipple of the Fairmont coal company in Fairmont West Virginia, causing an estimated loss of $50,000. The cause of the fire remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Fairmont
W. Va
Montana
Fairmont Coal Company
Goschen dies at London at age of chancellor Goschen dies
Right Hon George J Goschen chancellor of the exchequer under Lord Salisbury and former first lord of the admiralty died today in London from heart disease. The news comes from the Secrippa-McRae Press Association.
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Secrippa-McRae Press Association
London
George J. Goschen
Exchequer
Lord Salisbury
Admiralty
Fifteen workers buried in avalanche in Transylvania district
In Bucharest on February day, fifteen laborers were overwhelmed by an avalanche in the Afuscel district of the Transylvania mountains. Their bodies were recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Press Assectation
Bucharest
Afuscel
Transylvania
Thaw Trial: Evelyn Nesbit Identities Handwriting Evidence
In a packed Tombs courtroom Judge Delmas and Justice Fitzgerald rule on letter handwriting as Evelyn Nesbit Thaw testifies about her past with Stanford White and Harry Thaw. The scene grows tense as defense and prosecution clash over letters and timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Mae M'Kenzie
Criminal Courts
Harry Thaw
Jerome
Fitzgerald
Delmas
Dramatic courtroom scene as Thaw trial continues
Witness Thomas McCaleb creates a disturbance after admitting he shared a drink with District Attorney Jerome. Delmas presses for the so called note’s contents while Thaw and Nesbit Thaw loom in the background as testimony unfolds about White, Copley, and a tense crowd in the courtroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thomas McCaleb
Thaw
Jerome
MecCaleb
Baliffs
Fitzgerald
Harry K. Thaw
Truxton Beale
Martin’s
Delmas
Cafe Martin
McCaleb
Evelyn Nesbit
Lionel Strauss
Stanford White
O'Reilly
Strauss
Indianapolis Dog Show Feud Over Five Terriers
L Kline filed chargers against Indiana Fanciers' assoc president Theodore Hewes and secretary William Tobin after a writ of replevin to remove five Boston bull terriers from the Dog and Poultry show. Kline accuses Hewes of cursing Tobin of assault and battery. Case to be tried before J.P. H W Helmes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Kline
Indiana Fanciers’ Association
Theodore Hewes
Wiliam Tobin
Hewes
Tobin
Kline
American Kennel Club
Fanciers’ Association
Justice of the Peace
H. W. Helmes
Hicks Sues Driftmeyers for False Imprisonment
Roscoe Hicks sues Geo Driftmeyer and Mary Driftmeyer claiming false imprisonment after a 42 day jail term. He seeks $1,000 damages for misery and degradation and notes an arrest on embezzlement charges with no grand jury indictment. He remains in custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hicks
Roscoe Hicks
Geo
Mary Driftmeyer
Farmers State Congress of Indiana Opens at State House
The Farmers' State Congress of Indiana begins its annual meeting at the state house on Thursday. Expected turnout is large. The program includes discussion of measures before the legislature such as road improvements game laws railroad rates and mutual insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ State Congress of
Indiana
Statehouse
Died Within a Day Bragg Couple Buried Together
The funeral for Mr. and Mrs. John Bragg of Imenia was held Thursday morning. Both aged 86, they died within twelve hours of each other with Mr. Bragg passing Tuesday at 1 p.m. and Mrs. Bragg Wednesday at 1 a.m.
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John Bragg
Imenia
State asylum inmate dies after alleged cruelty incident
Willian J. Barnes, 57, an inmate at Athens State hospital, died after attendants Reeder Bopp and Harkins restrained him. Autopsy found ten broken ribs and lung injuries from a struggle as guards kneeled and beat him with a rubber hose. Prosecution seeks manslaughter charges. preliminary hearings set for Monday.
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Hobart Reeder
C. F. Bopp
Henry Harkins
Lane
J. M Foster
Foater
Stix
Barnes
Foster
Reeder
Bobo
Thei Knese
City Record for a Day Births and Deaths List
Births record multiple couples with addresses and newborns including a girl at 1906 Park Avenue and other households. Deaths list causes such as senility lagrippe pulmonary tuberculosis ulceration and carcinoma with ages and street addresses. Marriages link many couples followed by building permit for a dwelling at N Pennsylvania St priced at 5009 dollars.
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Maria L. Brown
E. Eleventh-st
Eleanor Wicker
Mulberry-st
Lagrippe
Edward August Schoppe
Woodlawn
Sarah Emily Craft
Mary Ann Leechle
Highland Place
Dresener Dietz
Dresener Dietz, &, 524 Jonensst., —— ., Mary Simpson
City Hospital
John W. Conour
E. St. Clair
Youth charged with theft of diamond ring
Lewis Walker aged 15 faced theft charges in police court for stealing a diamond ring. He was bound over to the grand jury and will be tried in juvenile court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Walker
Moss bill on high schools faces reconsideration
Lobby of teachers pupils and patrons swarmed the senate Thursday forcing reconsideration of the Moss bill. The measure proposes a state wide commission to set a course for all Indiana high schools and provide uniform textbooks. It stems from the governor’s educational commission amid strong opposition in Indianapolis and other large cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Educational Commission
Ilaniy
Indianapolis
Ryker and Poehnar Tie in City Nuptials at Bates Street
Frank Ryker and Alma Lee Poehnar were wed Wednesday night at the groom’s home 937 Bates street. The couple will reside at 987 Bates street. The bridegroom, a noted electrician, was married by Rev. Albert Garwood Detch of Covenant Congregational Church with a small gathering of friends present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ryker
Alma Lee T’oehnar
Bates-st
Batea-st
Albert Garwood Detch
Covenant Congregational Church
Representative Web Wooit's Kin Marriage Bill Passed
A bill prohibiting marriages between close kin was passed in the house on Thursday. It declares any union between persons closer than second cousins null and void and invalidates all existing marriages within that degree of kinship.
Measure to Cut City Officers Salaries Considered
The house committee on cities and towns appointed two subcommittees to draft a measure covering four or five points from earlier bills. The key bill seeks a salary reduction for officers of third class cities, aiming to curb municipal costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Committee On Cities and and Towns
Ex Gov Leslie Dead in Helena Montana
Preston H. Leslie, former Kentucky governor and last territorial Montana governor, died at his home in Helena. He was a prominent political figure with ties to Canton county Kentucky and served as territorial governor during a formative period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippa-McRae Preas Associative
Helena
Mont
Preston H. Leslie
Kentucky
Montana
Lorna
Canton County
Dr Simpson Acquitted in Riverhead Murder Trial
New York February 7 jury returns not guilty verdict for Dr James W Simpson charged with murdering his father in law Bartley Horner at Riverhead Long Island. The trial concluded with the jury’s decision after presentations from prosecutors and defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James W. Simpson
Riverhead
L. 1
Bartley Horner
Fire Damages Home of A C Smith on Yandes Street
An overheated stove in the home of A. C. Smith at 2332 Yandes Street caused about $100 in losses Thursday morning just before 7 oclock. Fire officials reported a small blaze with minor damage and no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Va. C. Smith
Yandes St
New Cure For Rupture Appliance Promises Easy Relief
A historical ad touts the Brooks Rupture Appliance as a safe, adjustable, and comfortable device claimed to hold ruptures without slipping. It offers approval with money back guarantee, includes a testimonial from Jas Britton of Bethlehem PA, and invites readers to request a book with prices and cured cases. Advertiser Co E Brooks, Marshall Michigan, claims instant relief and no salves or harnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ture
C. E. Brooks
Marshall
Jas. Britton
Bethlehem
Fpa
E. Brooks
Wsg
Jas
Britton
Co. E. Brooks
Breeks Bng
Mar ‘Ehall
Mich
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Wagon Market
Chicago Grain
Local Securities
Scripps-MeHicae Press Association
Chattanooga
Tenn
James Slocum
Storm
Hased
Cal
Salisbury
Europe
Evelyn
Abraham Hummell
Hiarry Thaw
J. J. Caine
Boston
Neshits
New York City
Herry Thaw
Harry
The
Lorraine
William Thaw
White
Broadway Central
Criminal Court
Thomas Palmer
Feilers
Palmer
Capt. Lynch
Las
Congress OF Farmers
Scripps-McRae Presse Association
Athens, CO
Der
Stephen Cain
Athens State Hospital
Willian J. Barnes
Jolo
Monroe County
John
Nellie Peter
Park-ave
David
Florence Hener
Fifteenth-st
Edward
Mary Wall
W. Thirtyfirst-st
Walter
Elizabeth Bassett
N. Jefferson-ave
Otis
Emma Pearson
E. Morrisot
Arthur
Mrs. Mostler
S. Oriental St
Bertha Rhea
Madigan-ave
Henry and
Mamie Jameson
Woodlawn-ave
Conrad
Emma Hoetle
Lincolnst
Charles
Ella Carpenter
Jonesst
Frank L
Estella Cohee
Delaware-st
Mrs. Vollrath
S. Alabama-st
Fred and
Lillie Bredenmeister
E. Tenth-st
Frank G. Ryder
Alma Pohnar
James M. Ashe
Etta M. Carter
Virgil W. Hart
Almira V. Greff
Edward Johnson
Katie Reddick
Oscar W. Moran
Anna L. Healy
George S. Mack
Pearl D. Decker
Charles E Ragsdale
Lola McDermott
Louis Jones
A. Ford
Charles E. Hays
Violet BE. Harding
Ernest O. Johnson
Cecil B. Trusty
John F. Vargo
Mary Kurchak
Thomas H. Perry
Moss
Sion
Ryker—Poehnar
Leslie
DR. Simpson
James Britton
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