Wall Street Stock Market Opens Strong Then Slumps
New York July 2 The stock market opened with general advances driven by short covering but later fell back as early gains faded. Despite rapid fluctuations the mood improved over the previous week with many issues ending above Saturday's close. Industrial and railroad shares showed mixed moves while government bonds declined slightly.
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Séetopa-McRae Preas Association
Snew
York
W. Thomzon
Ira
Palle & Reading
Union Pacific
Brooklyn
K. T. Bonde
Cal
Livestock market round up from multiple cities July 2
Indianapolis and Pittsburgh report mixed cattle hog and sheep activity. Hogs steady to 6 cents lower with best heavies selling top marks. cattle steady with light demand. sheep steady to 18 cents lower by quality. Other cities note varied receipts and prices across beef, pork, and dairy items with market closings quiet or easy.
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Indianapolis
Pittsburg
Hoxs
Hearight
TI. O
Buten
Local Securities Mixed Readout In Active Trading Day
Local stock activity showed a modest uptick but largely fractional moves. Bele common and Ate Engine led small gains while Indiana Hotel eased on ex dividend and Union Traction held at 32 bid with Street Railway unavailable. Chicago live stock reports show cattle and hogs mixed with firm receipts and lambs higher.
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Bele Common
Insiana
Union Traction
Amer
Central Life Ins. Co
American National Bank
Atlas Engine Works
Issuo
Iesu
Indiana National Bank
Ind
Tila Guar. and Loan Co
Indiana
Indiana Union ‘Traction A
Indianapolis
Indianapolis & Mart. R. "Br. Co
Fire Insurance Co
Dianapalis Gas Cn
Indianapolis Street Railway
Indianapolis Trac
Ter Kokoma
Piarien
Ui Trac
St Law Laycock Mtg. Ca
FT Marion Trust Co
Merchants
Hnd Vey
Nationa Bark New Telephone People's Deposit Bank
People's Light & Heat
Rau
Fersilizer, PLC
Rei Es Ck Co
Feurity Truai Co
Ing Linn National Bank
Union
Union Trust Co
van Camp Hardware Co
Dalla Coal Co Common
Pia
Broad Ripple
Citizen Street Railroad
Loth, Flw, & Wab
Val, T. Co
Indiana Hole Co
Indianapolis Water Co
We K
M. & W. Traction
Merchants’ Heat & Light
Union Traction of Indiana Se
City Record Births and Marriages and Deaths Summary
Births list Thomas Thompson, Clara Hall, Eugenie Nicholean, Murray Rorenburger, George Russell, Mamie Bowman, and others with addresses and genders. Marriages noted Ira Merriman with Jennie Shanks and others. Deaths include Norman Lewis Hein, Daisy Belle Whittaker accidental poisoning, Adela Bolce heart failure, Tulia Wade uremia, Robert Adams pyloric stenosis, Armher Cox vascular heart disease, Smith Hart nephritis. Building permits for various dwellings and razing activities listed with locations and costs.
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Thomas
Magste Thompson
Giast
Hoy
Tronas
Clara Hall
Tweesty-minth
Ueaths
Norman Lewis Hein
Daisy Belle Whittaker
Warren
Adela D. J. Bolce
Delaware
Tulia Wade
Oriental-at
Robert B. Adams
Armher Cox
Wheeler-st
Smith Hart
Wheat prices firm as rain affects northwest crops
Chicago grain notes firm wheat prices with July around 7 3 4 to 7 1 2 cents, September near 7 3 4 to 8 1 2, corn bid as well amid mixed receipts. Reports show Northwest wheat shipments at 54 cars, oats and pork/lard prices listed, and No 2 red winter and yellow corn futures with several July and September contract notes.
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Timathy
Hay
Timothy
Scrippe-McRae Press
Asenciation
Chicago
Honeymoon in Canada and Multiple Local Weddings
The issue details several summer weddings. Misa Gettie Eline McKinstry and Henry Alexander Osborn Sheers wed at a home ceremony with Rev Nat McPherson officiating. Other brides include Maude Sargenton Hill and Elise Alice Lee, with gowns of lace and satin and attendants in pink and blue Mull. The notices also mention guests, travel plans, and future homes.
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Canada
Misa Gettie Eline McKinstry
Henry Alexander Osborn Sheers
Misses Allen
Nat! McPherson
Rel
Palma
Jaren Cunning
Charles Hansen
Lehrmann
A. B
Sarah Spencer
Bertha, Snook
Lebanon
More
Hill
Iip
Hckman
Elise Alice Lee
Daughir
Margaret Bee
Don Hickman
Eastist
H. C. Clippinger
Lenore Gardner
Suesh en Speak at Winona Lake
Missouri Democrat and Ohio Republican debate United States subsidy for the Merchant Marine as Winona Lake hosts a civic week with speakers including La Follette Hanty Folk and others. Women from the middle west drive mission effort at the summer school.
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Speetmt
Sas
Winona Lake
Ind
Winona
United, States
Amfrmahve
Charles H. Grosvenor
Fof Enngreaa
Ohio
Champ Clark
Sangress
Missouri
Brick
Congress
Indiana
Frank Dixon
Rogers Hand
Florence Forking
Jack Crawford
United States
Senator LaFollette
Wisconsin
Will Epter
Frank Hanty
Burgene V. Deter
Joseph Folk
Wiong
Winana Lake
Board of Review Valuations Reported at County Meeting
At the Board of Review meeting in the county commissioners office the following valuations were tabulated Havens & Geddes Co BUSL70 175,000 Eastman Hospital 1,000 Sawed Veneer Works Indianapoli composite Brick Co. Cofer Mule Co. City Loan Co. 4500 Indels Bit Peacing Co. 17,400
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Board of Review
Havens & Geddes Co
Eastman Hospital
Indianapeils
Ahn Dt
Cofer Mule Go
City Loan Co
Bit Peacing Co
Old singing master dead in London obituary
Manuel Gareie the eminent singing master of Gurape died last night in London at age 1m. Born in Madrid on March 17, 18%, he was the son of the famous tenor Manuel Garcia. He debuted at the old Park Theatre in New York and with his sister Maria Felicia presented a notable Australian opera in the United States before turning to teaching. Many of his pupils gained fame.
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Scrippa-McRae
Brownsburg Line Construction Progress Report
Moore-Mansfield Construction begins laying rails on the G and W Traction line toward Brownsburg from Indianapolis. Bridges culverts and track soon rise as crews work to reach Brownsburg by August. Rail unloading and grade work proceed with a small track gang of about ten men due to bridge tasks.
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Moore-Mansfield Construction Company
G & W. Traction Company
Belt Railroad
Brownsburg
Indianapolis
Ambition in the Teacher Indiana County teachers meet at statehouse session
The Indiana County Supervisors Association held a meeting in room 7 at the statehouse Monday to discuss The County Teachers Institute. Speakers include Charles A. VanMutre and H. O. Buzzairs on organization and management. Others debated What Ought the Institute to Accomplish and What Ought the Instructor to Be. A Monday night session covered The New Text Books with H. W. Cann and others.
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Indiana
George D. Marke
Marshall County
C. W. Osborne
Union County
Philander Mcl Henry
Daviess County
H. B Wicon
Franklin
Tere
H. W. Cann
Wesleyan Entrecally
Minas Georgia Alexander
Indianapolis
F. WN. Geatt
University of Michigan
G. A. Southworth
Somerville
Maiz
Congress Continues Debated Roosevelts Bills and Moves
The article notes Roosevelt era negotiations on Beveridge meat and pure food bills, a free alcohol proposal, and Moyers liability amid partisan push. It mentions the Lock Canal proposal, La Follette’s opposition, and Republican leaders betting on a GOP majority. Also reports Senator Beveridge visiting Torimer and Clark family news with another daughter and Clark’s planned return to Washington.
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Beveridge
Rate Hill
Mersace
Garfield Feport
Standard Oil
Em: Moyers’ Liability Hi
la Follett
Senate
Congress
Roosevelt Beveridge
Woods
Senator Beveridge
Geo. H. Torimer
Lorimer
Philadelphia
Maine
Greenfield Plant Destroyed by Fire at Fruit Jar Works
Special to The Sam Greenfield July 2 reports the Greenfield Fruit Jar and Bottle company plant burned yesterday afternoon from a bin room fire. Seven machines damaged, principal buildings and $400 loss, $20 insurance. About a hundred workers displaced. Louis Holweg of Indianapolis, president and main stockholder, abroad in Europe.
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Sam Greenfield
Greenfield Fruit
Fie
Louia Holweg
Indianapolis
Europe
Despondent saloon keeper attempts suicide in Cincinnati
Max Farnell once a saloon keeper tried to kill himself Sunday afternoon at 505 S Witness Ave Cincinnati. Despondent over robbery and seeking money to court a young woman in Indianapolis, he used a small bottle of acetone. He is hospitalized in serious condition at the Cincinnati City Hospital.
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Max Farnell
Cincinnat
Indianapolis
Hele Gow
Cincinnati City Hospital
Blasted with a Razor in Muncie Daily Fracas
In Muncie, on July 1, Sullivan anron moulder from Indianapolis was slashed by a razor in the hand of William Rice while Sullivan was allegedly attempting to rob an old man from Ottawa. The incident occurred yesterday, with details still developing.
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Muncie
Ind
Ehn
Indianapols
Wilam
Rice
Sullivan
Ottowd
Meteoric shower lights up Fairmont region last night
A large section of West Virginia’s Fairmont area enjoyed a brilliant meteoric display. The night sky over the region lit up with streaks and sparks, thrilling observers and drawing reports of exciting meteor activity across the area.
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Wchat
Areve
Fairmount
W. Va
Heat Caped Insanity Special to the Sun
William Custer, aged 69, of Greenfield Indiana, unexpectedly became insane on Saturday, with authorities attributing the onset to a possible intoxication or epileptic episode. Doctors at the Greenfield home reportedly observed acute mental disturbance and arranged for observation.
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Greenfield, Ind
Willtiam Custer
Incorporations of Small Indiana Firms and Banks
Old Post Ol and Gae company of Vincennes lists corporators Thomas Beethamt H J Watsen H T Fouts Hiram A Foulks Chester H Bucks George E Gardner and CC W Markley. Linton Opera House company in Linton reports capital stock 35000 with directors John Freeman Dr J Fyne W J Hamilton David R Beatt EB L Wofford. The Biate Bank of Moron shows capital stock 1600 with directors L B Lowe James Tull A W Rice Thomas A Spenger Joshua X Bentz Henry Gay J D Moore Fred Thomenen W S Baugh. The John E Baker foss company of 100.
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Old Post Ol and Gae Company
Vincennes
Capital Block
Thomas Beethamt
H. J. Watsen
H. T- Fouts
Hiram A. Foulks
Chester H. Bucks
George E. Gardner
CC. W. Markley
Linton Opera House Company
Linton
Capital Stock
John Freeman
Dr. J. Fyne
W. J. Hamilton
David R
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Adams
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Gen. Grobvenor
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Missouri Democrat
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Manuel Garcia
Marion Trust Company
Savings Deposits Insurance and Rental Department
Hugh Dougherty Stoughton
Fletcher Ferdinand Winter Fred Kk. Shepard
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