JURY DUTY PLEAS WAIT OVER IN INDIANAPOLIS PANEL
A dozen summoned jurors faced varied excuses in Indianapolis criminal court with four men ultimately excused. Professors J T Roberts and Rev John T Roberts multiplier, George E Biter, John Munday, Aaron G Nutt, and others sought delays or releases. The judge granted some delays while others were excused or left waiting as a pickup jury handled matters temporarily. The court will finalize regular panel seating after deliberation on vacancies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Strebel
Laurel Street
Lilly & Stalnaker
George R. Popp
Frank F. Churchman
Alonzo Clinton
Pittsburg District Sees Large Return To Work
About 50,000 men in the Pittsburg district returned to work today after months of idleness. By week’s end the area is expected to resume prosperity disrupted by last October’s financial downturn. United States Steel will operate Homestead, Edgar Thomson, and Duquesne plants at full time for the first time since the industry slowdown.
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Pittsburg
United States Steel Corporation
Edgar Morrison Thomson
Duquésne
French President Opposes Hangings Amid Rising Murders
Paris reports rising murders blamed partly on heat, but the French president refuses to sign death warrants. Sentences are routinely commuted as no executions have occurred for months, despite numerous death sentences.
The Wagon Market Prices From Rouse Bros
The Wagon Market listing by Rouse Bros of 120 Kentucky Ave shows corn at 7 to 9 per ton, shelled oats at 54 to 5, sheaf oats 9.00 to 10.09 a ton, Timothy 9.11.00 a ton, No 1 Timothy 10.00 to 12.00, No 2 Timothy 9.00 to 10.00, old clover 5.00 to 9.00, new clover 6.00.
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Rouse Bros
Kentucky Ave
East Buffalo Live Stock Prices Report
FEAST BUFFALO N Y July 6 Cattle Receipts 1875 15 25c lower Prime steers 3475 5 heifers 3175 505 7% feed ers 3000 459 milch cows 2090 300 Veals 3500 7750 Sheep and Lambs Receipts 8306 active and steady Spring lambs 1700 yearlings 3500 500 sheep 200 425
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East Buffalo
Buffalo
N. Y
Bryan's Home Cut Off by Lincoln Flood
Lincoln faces the severest flood in its history as Fairview, home of W. J. Bryan, is isolated. Streetscar bridges in Antelope valley fail. Rock Island and Burlington rail traffic stop. two special trains to Denver are abandoned. five drownings reported in the bottoms. gas and electric plants submerged. evening papers suspend.
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Lincoln
Neb
Fairview
W. J. Bryan
Antelope Valley
Bryan
Denver
Rock Island
Burlington Road
Ben
Grand jury in Booy County to name replacements
Four of the new grand jury were excused yesterday leaving four pending, with Judge J A Pritchard to announce two replacements by midweek. W H Morgan of Perry township and Frank Hollingsworth of Pike township were excused due to illness and farm duties. Remaining jurors await questioning and will begin duties Wednesday if funds are approved. Potential future vacancy and issues from past indictments are noted. Reporters C Hahn Harry A Crossland Jesse Summers and Eli Reynolds will report Wednesday morning.
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W. H. Morgan
Perry Township
Frank Hollingsworth
Pike Township
J. A. Pritchard
Pritchard
C. Hahn
Nordyke Avenue
Harry A. Crossland
Alabama Street
Jesse Summers
College Avenue
Eli Reynolds
Decatur Township
Chicago Grain Opening Prices July 6
Chicago July 6 opening prices show July wheat and corn at 78 734c and 48c for oats. September contracts listed for pork at 15.65 dollars, ribs at 8.7743 dollars, and lard at 9.55 dollars.
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Chicago
A. W. Thomson
Judy
Grain price report with mixed grain inspections
City Grain markets show wheat and corn steady with various No.2 through No.4 grades listed and several inspections noted. Oats and hay prices appear firmer with multiple car counts and rejections. totals include 21 corn cars and 7 grain cars with no established grade in some lots.
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Ste
Sewagon Sic
Whay
Steel Trust Shares Sell At High Price
Stocks were active and strong in early trading on Wall Street with Smelters gaining two points and Steel trust shares rising to a new high of 103% as rail stocks gained on news of bond sales and anticipated political outcomes. Reading and Union Pacific led railroad advances while overall market strength followed expectations of Bryan's Denver nomination and Taft's prospects.
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T. C. Shotwell
New York
Wall Street
Baltimore & Ohio
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Illinois Central
Canadian Pacific
American Locomotive Company
London
Bryan
Denver
Taft
Reading
City Record for a Day Names Of Newborns
Edmund H and Ida H L Kassing at 1610 E Vermont street father boy. Ola and Susan R Wilson at 114 Geisendorf street daughter. Irvin and Maria Smith at 1529 Martindale avenue daughter. John W and Emma Stewart at 1822 Bradley street son. James and Mary Shoemaker at 530 Walcot street son. Fred and Christena Steinmetz at 2133 8 Pennsylvania street son. Henry C and Catherine Feld at 1001 Chadwick street boy. Charles A and Anna M Plummer at 1209 Olney street daughter. Fredrick and Tilly Eads at 518 Eckert street daughter. Charles V and Bessie Arbaugh at 48 N Beville avenue daughter. Nelson J H and Cynthia I Rouse at 148 N Missouri street son. Chas and Maud Alberts at 1015 Harrison Fred and Lottie Welland at 1107 E Raymond street daughter. Edward H and Florence Cline at 1801 Barth avenue daughter. Harry and Grace Pedigo at 1935 Brookside avenue son. Michael and Rosina Stifani at 436 N Warman avenue son.
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Edmund H
Ida H. L. Kassing
Vermont Street
Ola
Susan R.wilson
Geisendorf Street
Irvin
Maria Smith
Martindale Avenue
John W
Emma Stewart
Bradley Street
James and
Mary Shoemaker
Walcot
Fred and
Christena Steinmetz
Pennsylvania Street
Henry C
Catherine Feld
Chadwick Street
Charles A
Anna M. Plummer
Olney Street
Fredrick and
Tilly Eads
Edward H
Florence Cline
Barth Avenue
Harry and
Grace Pedigo
Brookside Avenue
Michael and
Rosina Stifani
N. Warman Avenue
Competition and Consolidation in Indianapolis Telephone Fight
The Bell Telephone Monopoly attacks the Indianapolis and New Telephone Companies as part of a wider war against independent systems. The Bell Trust funds ads, distorts expert reports, and seeks to suppress competition by pressuring through franchises, lawsuits, and financial pressure. It ends with claims that injunctions and legal moves aim to hinder the independents.
Births and Marriages and Deaths Records
Births list multiple families with address details and newborns by gender. Marriages items include numerous couple pairs across various initials. Deaths enumerate ages, causes, and streets, including organ disease cerebral hemorrhage and gunshot-related death.
Pittsburg Live Stock Prices and Receipts Report
Pittsburg Pa July 6 cattle receipts show 155 loads with lower bids. Extra class 7.00 to 7.35, fair 4.55 to 4.40, prime 6.50 to 6.85, good 6.00 to 6.50, heifers 3.00 to 5.49, fresh cows and springers 16.00 to 35.00. Hog receipts 35 loads up 10 cents. heavy 6.65 to 6.85, workers 6.40 to 6.90, pigs 5.90 to 6.00, rough 5.00 to 6.00. Sheep and lambs light, prime wethers 4.30 to 4.49, good mixed 4.00 to 4.25, lambs 3.40 to 7.50.
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Pittsburg
Chicago Live Stock Market Report July Hogs and Cattle
Chicago July 6 hog receipts 30,000 up 10 to 14 cents with light at 6.10 to 6.67, rough 6.15 6.25, mixed 6.20 6.75, heavy 6.45 6.75, pigs 5.00 6.90. Cattle up about 1,000 head with higher prices. Sheep also firm with slight gains.
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Chicago
Indianapolis Telephone Consolidation Plan Documented
A detailed draft contract outlines consolidation terms between Indianapolis Telephone Company, New Telephone Company and Central Union Telephone Company with the city, including appraisals of property, mortgage deductions, bids to acquire, transition to a single franchise yielding seven and a half percent net, protection for toll lines, long distance governance and required surety bonds.
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Indianapolis
New
Apolis
Book- Walter
Central Union
Louis G. Richardson
Board of Works
Richardson
Ind
Board of Public Works
City of
Indianapolis Telephone Co
James S. Brailey, Jr
NEW Telephone Co
William Fortune
Indianapolis Telephone Companies
Indianapolis Telephone Company
New Telephone Company
Telephone Companies
Central Union Telephone Company
Central Company
Witnesset Hi
Marion County
Indiana
Telehene
Central Kipnaty
Long Distance Telephone Company
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Consolidated Company
Consoli
Longe Distance Telephone Company
Chas. S. Norton
Secy
Ferd L. Hollweg
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Petit Jury
Ion Criminal Court
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J. T. Roberts
George E. Biter
Draper Street
John Munday
Aaron G. Nutt
John T. Roberts
Sor
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University
Paris
France
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Merchants National Bank
Dianapolis
Trust and
General Fight
Bell Telephone
Independent Telephone System
Bell Telephone Trust
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New Telephone Companies
the Telephone Trust
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Thorities
New Telephone
Citizens’ Committee
Telephone Trust
the Independents
Independents
New Tele
Bell Trust Money
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Bell Trust
Owen and
Agnes Marion
S. Senate Avenue
George and
Florence Walker
Marion Avenue
Edward and
Anna Dirks
Sturm Avenue
Theo
Angeline Grasso
Harmon Street
Herman and
Emma Ernsting
Woodland Avenue
Lewis and
Barbara Bonawski
Hish Street
Chas
Betty Thielmann
East Street
Henry and
Emma Bowen
N. Keystone Avenue
Hattie Gordon
S. Tremont Avenue
John M. Ashby
Margaret S. Oliver
Homer H. Carter
Bonnie E. McNutt
James Birmingham
Elise Walshe
Albert Nichols
Flossie Hicks
John C. Wilmot
Chicagoo
JIL
Norma A. Wright
Jake W. Barne
Bridgeport
Minie Hickman
Fred Allgood
Mat Brinson
Henry Shore
Ina B. Brown
Elmer N. Kraning
Mary A. Robertson
Jamies H. Dolby
Laura J. Lamar
Everett B. Smith
Bertha Evans
Samuel B. Crane
Katherine Cheeseman
David J. Morris
Margarette T. Scott
William L. Wart
Theresa FE. Cook
George A. Kirkpatrick
W. Thirtieth
Emerett FE. Bennett
Ohio Street
Myrtle Frances Banner
Puryear
Albertia Hamilton
Athon Street
John Vineel
City Hospital
Jacob Porter Cheshire
Holbrook Street
Nellie Eva Boyd
Kenwood
Catherine Healy
Walcott Street
Anna Pierson
S. Warman Avenue
Ruby Martin
Shepard Street
Joseph Shaughnessy
Bicking Street
Clyde Barber
Virginia Avenue
Ida E. Glenn
Eldridge Street
Susie Picard
State College Hospital
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