Wall Street Stocks See Broad Decline With Recoveries
New York July 2 The stock market drifted lower with few exceptions as Canadian Pacific, Great Northern and others slipped from fractions to percent. Union Pacific led losses while Ontario and Western advanced. Government and other bonds held steady as prices recovered modestly by midday, though still below yesterday's close.
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New York
Canadian Pacific
Great Northern
Atchison
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Reading
St. Paul
Northern Pacific
Erie
Ontario & Western
Union Pacifis
Chicago Cattle and Hog Receipts Mixed. Sheep Up
Chicago cattle receipts total around 4.00 steady with prime beeves from 5.50 to 7.15 and stockers and feeders at 2.20 to 6.50 while hog receipts near 18,000 show gains to roughly 5.00 to 6.50 for various grades. Sheep receipts around 15,000 with native and western sheep at 3.85 to 6.00 and lambs from 5.60 to 7.75.
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Chicago
New York Produce Prices From Scrippa MacRae Piece Assoc
New York July 2. Pork Mess 17.75 18.50. Lard Western steam spot 8.80 8.90. Tallow City 6 14c country 46 6%%c. Dressed poultry Turkeys 11 1?c, chicks 10 20c, fowls 11 14c, ducks 16 17c. Butter Creamery extra 24 25c, state dairy rules 23 23 1/3c. Eggs White fancy 2c western 11c. Cheese Full cream 12 1/2c.
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New York
Scrippa-MacRae Piece Association
Western
Iloc
Pittsburg Cattle and Hog Market Report July sales
Secrpye MecRne Press Association reports Pittsburg prices for cattle and hogs. Cattle light to steady with prime offerings at 6.19 to 6.50 and choice 6.30 to 6.50. Sheep supply light, steady with prime wethers 5.20 to 5.40 and lambs 3.00 to 6.00. Hogs receipts 19 dds steady with prime heavy 6.25, medium and heavy yorkers 6.55, light yorkers and pigs 6.60 to 6.6.
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Secrpye-MecRne Press Association
Pittsburg
Cattle and Hog Market Report from St Louis July 2
ST LOUIS Mo July 2 cattle receipts 5000 steady beef steers 4.00 6.90 stockers and feeders 3.00 4.25 cows and heifers 3.0 5.4 Texas steers 2.50 5.75 cows and heifers 2.50 3.75 hogs receipts 7000 5c higher pigs and lights 5.75 6.26 packers 5.30 6.20 butcher and best heavy 6.06 6.3 sheep receipts 5000 slow natives 2.00 5.85 lambs 2.75 7.25.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
ST. Louis
Texas
Cincinnati Market News Cattle Hogs And Sheep Report
Cincinnati market report shows cattle receipts around 200 head with prices for butcher steers extra good to choice up to 4.855 dollars and calves at higher grades. Hog receipts about 4 583 with good to choice butchers around 6.20 dollars and mixed packers 6.15 to 6.20. Sheep receipts about 1 000 with extra grades at 4.60 to 4.65 and lambs up about 25 cents to 7.50 dollars.
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Cincinnati
Sertaiye McRae Preas Association News Brief
CHICAGO July 2 Butter Creamery extra 24c Eggs-Extra 16c Cheese Twins 11 c Poultry Turkeys ilc chickens 1 lige Aneks 10 14 ¢ geese 5 0007 00 per doz
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Sertaiye-McRae Preas Association
Chicago
Senator Floyd Parks Seeks Higher Tuition for Brightside Children
Senator Floyd Parks of Marshal county met with Fassett A. Cotton to discuss tuition for wards at Brightside near Plymouth. The institution argues it is underpaid for care, while townships must fund wards at the same per capita rate as local schools. A township trustee sent Parks to push for rightful dues.
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Floyd Parks
Marshal County
Fassett A. Cotton
Brightside
Plymouth
State Board of Charities
Senator Parks
Big Fellows to Wrestle in Kansas City Match
Charles B. Cochran of London accepted the Missouri Athletic Club offer for a May Kansas City world wrestling championship match between Hackenschmidt and Gotch. Cochran, Hackenschmidt's manager, requires Scoville to post a New York guaranty, which he agrees to. The bout carries a $10,000 purse.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Kansas City
Charles B. Cochrane
London
William D. Scoville
Missouri Athletic Club
Hackenschmidt
Gotch
Cochrans
Scoville
New York
Girl Guarded by Dog In Woods Near West Hanover
In West Hanover Massachusetts on July 2 Miss Edith Cox wandered the woods between West Hanover and Hanson driven by intense heat. A large mastiff kept rescuers at bay as they planned to shoot the dog to reach and save the starving demented girl.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
West Hanover
Mass
Edith Cox
Hanson
First Heat Prostration Reported in City Season
William Noah a laborer for Western Construction was overcome by heat on Monday at Senate avenue and Chio street. He lives in Evansville and was treated at City Hospital by Dr. Wagner and recovered. It is the season’s first heat prostration reported to the City dispensary.
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William Noah
Western Construction Company
Senate Ave
Chioet
Noah
Evansville
Wagner
Boone County Ex-Residents Plan Reunion Meeting
Former Boone county residents will gather Tuesday night in room and at the statehouse to organize annual reunions and picnics. The meeting aims to coordinate plans and revive local gatherings for former residents.
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Boone County
Statehouse
Chicago Grain Markets Rally on Poor Crop News Abroad
Foreign crop worries supported wheat and general grain prices while Chicago futures firmed with July wheat at 95 1/4 cents and September at 99 1/4 cents. Corn and oats rose slightly. pork, lard, and ribs quotes mixed as local receipts tallied. No. 2 red winter and No. 3 yellow prices were noted with nearby closes.
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Chicago
Shorts
Indianapolis Livestock Market Receipts July 2 Hog prices steady
Receipts in Indianapolis show hogs at 11,000, cattle 1,600, sheep 250. Hogs steady with top price 6.25. Cattle opened strong while sheep and lamb values unchanged. Detailed steer and cow ranges listed by weight and grade, including good to choice steers 1,300 pounds plus and various feeding categories.
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Indianapolis
Wheat and Corn Grain Prices and Inspections Report
Wheat steady and Corn firm with multiple grade prices across No 2 red white and mixed categories. Listings include oats hay and prairie timothy values, plus detailed car counts for inspections of wheat corn oats and hay across several grades and quality levels.
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Timothy
Trust Company Withdraws Petition in Rhodius Case
The Indiana Trust Company notified Judge Merle N A Walker of the probate court that it wished to withdraw its petition for an allowance in the Rhodius case. Judge Ayres appeared but did not state a reason for withdrawal. The trust did not specify a definite allowance and said it was willing to accept any allowance the court might grant. The Rhodius funds are now deposited with the Indiana Trust Company.
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Indiana Trust Company
Merle N. A. Walker
Probate Court
Ayres
Trust Company
Six Story Building Collapses in Cincinnati
A six story structure housing Levi & White office furniture makers on Ninth and Main collapsed into the Second National bank site excavation. Eleven men were removed to hospitals, with twelve more believed trapped. Some injuries are fatal and search efforts continue.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Cincinnati
Levi & White
Ninth
Second National Bank
C E Pottage Dead Aged 11 Died At Home
Charles E Pottage age 11 died at 323 West New York Street from Brights disease. Born in Dayton Ohio he moved to Indianapolis as an infant. Survived by widow Isabella and three children Benjamin Edward and Mary B Pottage. Funeral from home Wednesday afternoon with burial Crown Hill cemetery conducted by Rev M L Haines.
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Charles E. Pottage
New York St
Bright
Mr. Pottage
Dayton
Indianapolis
Isabella Pottage
Benjamin C
Edward G
Mary. B. Pottage
Crown Hill Cemetery
M. L. Haines
First Presbyterian Church
Marriage Planned at Druids Hall for City Couple
The Capital City Grove No. 17 and Klondyke and Capital Circles invite members to Druids hall on Wednesday evening to witness the marriage of George Jerrell and Anna Sender.
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Capital City Grove No. 17
Klondyke
Capital Circles
Druids’ Hall
George Jerrell
Anna Sender
Mrs Elizabeth Lloyd Jordan Dies at 97 in Boonville
Special to The Su The Boonville Indiana report notes Mrs Elizabeth Lloyd Jordan aged 97 died July 2 after celebrating her last birthday on June something unclear in the text. She was known locally and lived in Boonville.
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Boonville
Ind
Elizabeth Lloyd Jordan
Ben Hur traction cars arrive in Crawfordsville
The new Ben Hur traction cars reach Crawfordsville to cheers from locals and visitors. Motorman John Sullivan trialed the first car to New Ross with road officers and guests. Regular Indianapolis service not yet set due to track condition. schedule to be announced. Cars feature steel framework, mahogany woodwork, leather and green plush interiors, cost 11800 each. A banquet for officers and promoters is planned by the Commercial club with a named committee.
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Crawfordsville
Ind
Ben Hur
Indiana
John Sullivan
New Ross
Indianapolis
Here
Commercial Club
Ben Hur Traction
Walter Hulet
I. A. Detchen
Frank C. Evans
W. M. White
Tully Crabbs
Strikers Return to Work After Harlem Riot
New York July 2 After a night of rioting New York strikers known as white wings returned to work today. A peace agreement was reached between the mayor and strike leaders promising fair treatment if they resume work at once. A street cleaning wagon attacked by rioters drew police escort and a bomb from a tenement injured Sergt Duggan and four patrolmen.
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New York
Harlem
Sergt. Duggan
White Wings
City Record Items for Leeds and Nearby Residents
A day’s city record lists residents on Hamilton avenue and nearby streets with ages and conditions. It notes births, deaths, and establishments including deaths from cancer, accidental drowning, and childbirth complications, plus several marriages and cohabitants listed as dwelling figures with values for property.
Fourth of July is Lockjaw Day
New York health officials warn of tetanus and lockjaw spikes after the Fourth of July. Darlington says toy pistols cause puncture wounds from blank caps, urges tetanus antitoxin as prevention, notes free or reduced cost dosing at city stations and hospitals, with inspectors ready to inject across the city July 1 to 8 to reduce deaths.
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New York
Darlington
United States
Department of Health
New York City
July 4 Program at Fair Grounds Horse Events
A detailed schedule lists horse entries from 9:30 morning to 5:00 evening including single and pair harness, saddled five gait events, pony classes, tandems, and pony under 13 hands. Featured races include balloon and motorcycle exhibitions, slide for life, pacing at 1:30, 2:10, and 2:15 trot, Sweet Marie 2:02 to beat Lou Dillon, and Indiana derby with ten entries.
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Sweet Marie
Lou Dillon
Belle C
Cortelyou Delivers Address at Jamestown Exposition
Secretary of the Treasury George B. Cortelyou spoke as the principal speaker at Jamestown Exposition in Virginia during the dedication of a monumental coal column standing 1334 feet high. Gov Dawson and state and federal officials attended the ceremony.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Jamestown Exposition
George B. Cortelyou
the Treasury
West Virginia
Dawson
National Senate
House
Navy selects fifteen for forced retirement
The naval retirement board under the personnel act has chosen 15 naval officers for forced retirement. The list was sent to President Roosevelt and the names will not be public until his action is announced. The Scripps-McRae Prean Association notes the retirement.
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Scripps-McRae Prean Association
Washington
Naval Retiring Board
Roosevelt
Yeager Robbed of Watch on Senate and Court Streets
Frank Yeager of Crete was robbed Monday night by a man with a large revolver on Senate Avenue and Court Street. He had just arrived in Indianapolis and was headed to a rooming place on West Washington Street. The thief took a $30 watch but did not search his pockets.
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Frank Yeager
Crete
Senate-ave
Court St
Yeager
Indianapolis
W. Washington St
Reverend Charles A. Francisco Dies in Richmond
Rev. Charles A. Francisco a well known Quaker clergyman died of heart disease in Richmond Indiana he rose for breakfast in his garden and was found dead about an hour later He was assistant clerk of the Indiana Yearly Meeting of Friends born in Preble County Ohio he came to Richmond as a child and leaves a widow and children Amy Hackett Lucy Maria Edith and Louis Francisco funeral planned for Friday.
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Richmond
Ind
Charles A. Francisco
West Righmond
Francisco
Indiana Yearly Meeting of Friends
Preble County
Ohio
Louis Francisco
Amy Hackett
Arkansas
Lucy Francisco
Earlham College
Maria Francisco
Edith Francisco
Seymour
County Board Fixes Assessments In Review
The County Board of Review has fixed assessments as follows. Officials list changes to valuations and properties affected. Local residents and property owners may appeal within prescribed periods as noted in notice. The action outlines parcels, assessed values, and dates of board action.
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The
County Board of Review
Couple Marry In Newport At City Justice
Newport Kentucky July 2 George Campbell aged 2 and Edna Keimknoble aged 26 both claiming Indianapolis as home were wed by Squire Donelan in a simple ceremony.
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Newport
George Campbell
Edna Keimknoble
Indianapolis
Squire Donelan
Roosevelt names James R. B. Aleshire quartermaster general
President Roosevelt today announced Major James R. B. Aleshire will be quartermaster general with brigadier general rank. The appointment was made in Oyster Bay New York on July 2.
Three Die In Buffalo Flyer Wreck At Sunbury Yard
Wreck of the Buffalo Flyer west bound in Sunbury railroad yards this afternoon left three men dead Express Messenger Eyre Baggagemaster George Lants and J F McEvilin among the dead. Several passengers were injured as the train ran into an open switch and collided with a freight train.
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Sunbury
J. F. McEvilin
Eyre
George Lants
Pacific Fleet Strength Ned for Japan Tensions Denied
A report claims sixteen Atlantic Fleet battleships may be moved to the Pacific amid San Francisco and Japan tensions. Officials deny a war scare and say the buildup is part of a long planned Pacific fleet policy, aiming to deter emergencies with preparedness rather than conflict.
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Pacific
Japan
United States
Navy Department
Washington
Kelley Throws Stones After Street Car Ejection
Robert Kelley a 61 year old Black man was removed from a Central Avenue street car near Nineteenth Street. He began throwing stones at passing cars until Joseph Quinn a strong man pursued and restrained him until Bicycle Officers Simon and Schlangen arrived and detained him at the police station. Kelley resides at the fair grounds and reportedly had been drinking.
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Robert Kelley
Central-ave
Joseph Quinn
Kelly
Simon and Schlangen
Kelley
Fair Grounds
Two Workmen Crushed by Falling Rock in Tunnel
NEW YORK July 2 two workmen were crushed to death today and 20 injured by falling rock in the Pennsylvania river tunnel.
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Scrippa-McRae Press Association
New York
Pennsylvania River
Midland Valley Railroad Sale Announcement Reaches Arkansas City
A message from Scripps-McRae Presa Association Arkansas City Kansas dated July 2 reports the sale of the Midland Valley railroad to the Santa Fe. The告 announces a major ownership transfer affecting the region's rail network.
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Scripps-McRae Presa
Arkansas City
Kas
Midland Valley Railroad
Santa Fe
Warrants Issued in Pure Food Law Crackdown on Butter Substitutes
State Pure Food Commission pressure leads to Tuesday warrants for multiple restaurant keepers accused of serving oleomargarine instead of butter. Investigations span weeks with samplings, lab analyses, and a long list of named defendants across several addresses in Illinois avenues and streets. Detectives, including James Quigly, served the warrants as part of the ongoing crackdown on oleomargarine misrepresentation in foods.
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Oran Hack
R. W. Byrnas Ice Cream Company
N. Alabamast
Benjamin Fisner
Customs receipts hit record for Indianapolis port year
L. G. Rothschild, port collector, reported total customs receipts for the fiscal year ending June 30 at 189,096,377 dollars, surpassing last year’s 154,196.42 dollars. The period was described as the busiest in the port’s history with toys from Germany, fancy china, imported cigars, and salt among major items.
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L. G. Rothschild
Indianapolis
Germany
China
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Scrippe-McAfee Preas Association
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