Wall Street Stocks Fall Early Until Noon Rebound
New York July 9 The stock market opened under pressure with declines from fractions to over 1 point in Union Pacific Great Northern Northern Pacific Amalgamated St Paul Reading Pennsylvania and Erie. Bear factors driven by anti trust policy notes and money concerns weighed on prices. government bonds unchanged, other bonds lower. By noon a steadier tone allowed partial recovery from morning losses.
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New York
Union Pacific
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Amalgamated
Southern Pacific
St. Paul
Reading
Pennsylvania
Erie
Chicago Market Prices Dairy and Poultry Summary
Chicago on July 3 reported butter creamery extra at 24 cents and eggs extras at 16 cents. Cheese Twins 11 cents. Poultry prices show turkeys ice with chickens 11 49 per dozen, ducks 8 to 9 cents, geese 7 dollars per dozen to 12 dollars per dozen.
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Chicago
Grain prices and oat yields from local market report
The market lists shelled oats at 49 to 51 cents per bushel, sheaf oats at 15 dollars, straw at 7 to 9 dollars, and hay varieties Timothy 16 to 20 dollars, clover 17 to 19 dollars, mixed hay 18 to 19 dollars. Miller prices range from 12.09 to 14.00 for hay related goods, with various regional price quotes included.
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Hay—Timothy
Pork and dairy prices report from New York market
Serious-Veline Press Association reports New York prices for pork, lard, tallow, butter, cream, and cheese. pork at 18.00 per hundredweight, lard at 8.75, butter around 14.28, cream at market rates, and cheese at 12 cents per pound, with references to state dairy rules.
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Serious-Veline Press Association
New York
Pork—Mess
Western
Steam
Wheat and feed lot cargoes with mixed statuses
Summary of grain shipments including No 2 red wheats, No 2 white corn, No 3 white Mue, various colored feeds, and several cars rejected or through billing. Totals show 1 car wheat, 15 cars corn, 3 cars hay, and multiple lot statuses across several grain types.
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Jilee
Wagon, Sr. Corn—Sterady
Iing
Be. Hay
Sleadier
Timothy
Hay
Prairie
Cattle and Hogs Prices From Chicago Market Report
CHICAGO July 9 cattle receipts half weak prime beefs 6.00 to 7.30 poor to medium 4.80 to 6.99 stockers and feeders 2.90 to 5.30 cows and heifers 6.70 to 6.90 canners 1.75 to 2.50 Texans 3.75 to 5.00 hogs receipts 17.00 steady light 5.85 to 14.17 rough 5.40 to 6.79 mixed 5.80 to 6.12 heavy 5.73 to 6.00 pigs 5.50 to 6.05 sheep receipts 17.00 steady native sheep 4.60 to 6.10 western sheep 4.00 to 6.00 native lambs 6.00 to 7.85 western lambs 5.75 to 8.00
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Chicago
Cattle and Sheep Market Report from Pittsburg Pennsylvania
At Pittsburg Pa on July cattle supplies remained light and steady with choice cattle at about 9.40 to 9.46 per unit and prime around 9.46. Sheep supply strong with prime wethers near 5.35 and mixed grades around 5.10 to 5.40. hog receipts show prime hogs at 6.95 to 6.10, medium and heavy yorkers 6.49, light yorkers and pigs 5.00 to 6.50.
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Scripps-Meore
Fittsburg
Cincinnati Live Stock Prices from July 3 Market
Cincinnati cattle receipts reached 160 with strong demand for butcher steers and calves. Butcher steers sold up to 5 75? 6 55 per hundredweight, good to choice ranged around 3 9? 65.55. Hog receipts were 1 459 with prices mostly lower. good to choice hogs about 5 99 to 5 95. Sheep receipts 6 90 with extra lambs at 7 50, lamb prices down about 25 cents.
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Scrippe-McRnee Press Association
Cincinnati
Cattle and Hog Prices Reported in East Buffalo Market
Scripps Mckee press association notes receipts steady for cattle and sheep at East Buffalo on July 9. Veals top at 7.75 to 8.00, lambs to 5.568.25, yearlings 5.00 to 6.73, hogs higher with Yorkers and mixed around 4.40 to 6.00, heavy grades about 3.80 to 5.00.
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Scripps-MckKee Press Association
East Buffalo
N. Y
Plans Long Aerial Trip From Toledo To Cleveland
Roy Knabenshue proposes to sail in his air ship from Toledo to Cleveland, 113 miles, in a flight described as the longest ever attempted. The exact date depends on weather. three passengers will ride, with Mrs. Knabenshue making the first flight alongside her husband during testing.
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Scripps-McRae Frees Association
Toledo
Roy Knabenshue
Cleveland
Four Children Die in Wisconsin Gasoline Fire
Four children of Jason Field perished in a Fond du Lac fire caused by a gasoline explosion. The youngsters were asleep when the blaze broke out this morning, ending their lives in the family home.
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Fond DU Lac
Wis
Jason Field
Wheat and grain futures see small declines in Chicago opens
July wheat falls one cent with options slipping to 9 14 94 cents as harvest pressure grows from southwest. September and December follow with smaller losses. Corn and oats also retreat with July at 54 cents and oats around 43 cents. Local receipts show wheat 45 cars, corn 489, oats 167. nearby closes list July wheat at 925 4 cents, corn 6415 cents, oats 43 cents.
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Chicago
Southwest
Gaeie Gaatec
Live Stock Prices Ring Changes at Indianapolis Market
Indianapolis July 9 hogs 11,000 cattle 1,600 sheep and lambs 4. Hogs opened 5 16c higher with top at 6.15. Cattle sold steady. sheep and lambs unchanged. Steers ranged from good to choice at 5.25 to 6.40 per 100 pounds. extr2 choice feeders 900 to 1,000 lbs around 4.50 to 4.40. Heifers and cows varied with common to best stockers around 3.00 to 6.75. Calves 0.63 to 0.90. bulls and calves mixed. Hogs weights 215 lbs and up at 6.15 top. light hogs 5.75 to 6.10. Spring lambs 4.00 to 6.50 per 100 lbs. clipped sheep 5.00 to 6.50. Rucks per 100 lbs. spring lambs 4 to 6.
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Indianapolis
Fire Breaks Out in Wrecked Meridian Building
Fire broke out in the ruins of the wrecked Meridian Street structure housing Daniel Stewart Drug and Brunswick-Balke-Collender. Firefighters fought flames after hoses were shut off Monday night, delaying suppression. assessing safety, the Burford building reopened while the damaged Stewart portion remains dangerous. Cause of collapse remains unknown as investigators snap photos and plan shoring.
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Daniel Stewart Drug Company
Brunswick-Balke-Collender Com
Pany
Meridian
William B. Burford
Stewart
William Scott
John N. Carrey
Stewart Drug Company
Indianapolis
Mr. Carrey
M. O’conner
Assault on night watchman at Indianapolis Veneer plant
Frank Wagoner, night watchman at the Indianapolis Veneer company, was attacked by three unknown men when he refused entry to the plant at Fourteenth and Missouri streets Monday night. The incident prompted an investigation and medical attention for injuries.
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Frank Wagoner
Indianapolis Veneer Company
Fourteenth
Missourists
Auto Driver Must Face Grand Jury For Fatal Crash
Judge Whallon orders Verne Young bound over to a grand jury on a $4050 bond after testimony about the Collegiave and Twentieth street collision that killed Miss Carrie Wilkins. Witnesses for the driver said speed was under three miles per hour while Deputy Prosecutor Hack showed the car crossed Twentieth before stopping. Wilkins, 2234 Central Ave, was bound for a lawn party when the accident occurred.
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Thomas C. Whallon
Young
B. F. Waddell
Benjamin Manchester
Miss Wilkins
James Madison
Elmer Wright
Oren Hack
Wharton
Mias Wilkins
Centralave
County plans for two additional courtrooms in courthouse
County Surveyor Henry Klausmann has drawn two remodeling plans to add two courtrooms. The favored plan would split Superior Court rooms 2 and 3 into two, adding two rooms on the third story with 13 foot ceilings where galleries now stand. The second plan would convert the law library, county library and probate courtrooms into two rooms.
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Henry Klausmann
Superior Court
Klausmann
Law Library
County Lbrary
ASK OFFICER TO DROP CASE OVER MARYLAND INCIDENT
Attorneys for Henry Christ the police officer charged with manslaughter after Ed Corr’s death in a Maryland dispute request dismissal. They argue three judicial terms have passed without retrial efforts following a December 1905 trial that ended with a hung jury.
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Ed Corr
Fllin
RK Hooren
Sooty I al
Gov Hanly Asked to Speak at Old Settler Meeting
Gov Hanly will be asked to address the Old Settler meeting at White City on August 2 during a three day program. County Assessor A A Womack visited the statehouse Tuesday to invite the governor but he was away. Officials anticipate a crowd of about 3,000 to 7,000 over the event.
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Hanly
Old Settler
White City
A. A. Womack
Statehouse
Billy’’ Taylor
William L. Taylor
Indianapolis
Watson
Alr. Taylor
Taylor
Mr. Watson
Lawyers on Way to State Bar Meeting in Indianapolis
Huntington News-Democrat reports the State Bar association meeting starts in Indianapolis tomorrow morning. Attending from this city are Judge Cook Judge Watkins and Milo Feighner the article notes.
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State Bar Association
Indianapolis
Judge Cook
Judge Watkins
Milo Feightner
Huntington News-Democrat
Judge orders Gertrude Ensley to appear in court
Judge George W. Stubbs of the juvenile court requires Mrs Gertrude Ensley to attend Wednesday morning session to answer charges of abandoning and neglecting her child Frieda Ensley. The affidavit was filed by the child's father Lee Ensley.
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George W. Stubbs
Juvenile Court
Gertrude Ensley
Frieda Ensley
Lee Ensley
Incorporations In Indianapolis And Columbia City
Colonial Investment Company in Indianapolis lists capital stock of 10600 dollars and names directors H W Colgan J C Gipe Robert Kruse M Ogle Jr T ED Sheerin A L Taggart Anton Vosnegut Columbia City Commercial Club in Columbia Indiana lists directors Benjamin Rauffer A B Nowels W H Carter EB K Strong Robert Hudson J M Harrison S J Peabody H B Clugston M Apfelbaum S P Kaler C V Schuman C J Eyangon John Berringer W F Feaster
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Colonial Investment Company
Indianapolis
Capital Stock
H. W. Colgan
J. C. Gipe
Robert Kruse
M. Ogle Jr
T. ED. Sheerin
A. L. Taggart
Anton Vosnegut
Columbia City Commercial Club
Columbia
Ind
Benjamin Raupfer
A. 8. Nowels
W.H. Carter
Eb.k. Strong
Robert Hudson
J. M. Harrison
Ss. J
Forts to Be Rushed and Modern Fleet Planned
The fleet will include 32 vessels with most ships under a year in commission. Captains’ average age will drop to between three and five years, aiming for a highly modern force. The Town, Indiana and Ohio will be held in reserve, with Tennessee and Washington leading a plan to deploy six torpedo boat destroyers on the Pacific coast.
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Indiana
Ohio
Tennessee
Washington
Pacific Coast
Not to Be There Permanently Sempora MecRne Press Association
Secretary Metcalf of the navy department criticizes the warlike framing of the order to move the great battleship squadron from the Atlantic to the Pacific coast. He asserts the cruise is for practice and the ships will not remain in the Pacific permanently.
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Sempora-MecRne Press Association
San Francisco
Metcalf
Navy Department
Atlantic
Pacific
Christian Science Leaders Plan Appeal Over Eddy Exam
Leaders of the Christian Science church met in Boston with their attorneys to file a protest to Judge Chamberlin against subjecting Mrs. Eddy to examination by alienists. If denied, they will pressure physicians appointed for the exam. The meeting included Gen. Frank S. Streeter, Gen. Edward C. Eastman, Rev. Irvin C. Tomlinson, Prof. Herman F. Herrin, Alfred Farlow, and William A. Morse.
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Chamberlin
Mrs. Eddy
Blummer
Providence
Eddy Commission
Frank 8. Streeter
Edward C. Eastman
Calvin A. Frye
Moyer Denies Orchard In Idaho Murder Trial Heat Delays Hearing
President of the miners federation Charles H Moyer is in fine condition and prepared to testify in the Harwood murder trial despite intense heat. Clarence Darrow challenged the defense as Borah cross examines. Moyer denies aiding or encouraging violence and asserts Orchard sought relief funds and a possible trip to Ouray, Colorado, as a private arrangement.
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Boise
Idaho
Clarence Darraw
Charles H Moyer
Wreels
Miners’ Federation
Moyer
Harry Orchard
Orchard
Ouray
Steunenberg
Peace Conference Delegates Discuss Bombardment Draft
In The Flag day reports delegates from America Britain Russia the Netherlands and Spain met to discuss bombardment of unfortified towns. Count Tornelli of Italy was asked to draft a proposal embracing American views for the conference.
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Scripps-McRae
Count Tornelllt
Italy
The Sun Offers Free Short Ads For Vacant Rooms
The Sun prints free ten word advertisements for three days for vacant room rentals. Readers urged to submit brief notices to advertise available spaces.
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the Sun
The
Sun
Woman sentenced to death in Moscow crimes
Special to The Sun reports Mme Frotranki was sentenced to death in Moscow for attempts to assassinate General Rheinbor, ex prefect of police, in March and the May 18 attack on the Moscow political prison inspector, wounded by a pistol smug- gled into her cell.
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Rheinbor
Moscow
Watson Faces Split as Hoosier GOP Favors Hanly
The Indiana general assembly fight tilts with Hanly and Watson at odds over liquor interests. Reports say liberal brewing factions waver, Cockrum advances corporate ties, and Watons support weakens as Hanly’s enforcement stance clashes with political maneuvering. Jim is uncertain.
Whiskers Save Man From Self Harm in Barn
In Ithaca New York on July 9 Thomas Becker tried to hang himself after years of wife Mrs Becker urging shaving. His whiskers acted as a cushion, preventing strangulation. She found him suspended, cut him down, and saved his life.
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Ithaca
Thomas Becker
Becker
VORIES HUNTING SQUIRRELS
Deputy Clerk Walter issued a hunter's license to Harvey Vories of Indianapolis a professor at Vories business college. He is visiting his brother James in Reeve township and plans to hunt squirrels along the east fork of White river. Vories previously served as state superintendent of public instruction.
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Walter
Harvey Vories
Indianapolis
Vories Business College
West
Vories
James Xeriez
Reeve Township
White River
Washington Democrat
Henry Smith Arrested for Killing Meadow Larks in Evansville
Henry Smith of Evansville was arrested Monday by Deputy Game Warden Fred Henke for killing meadow larks and fined 3 dollars and 31 cents.
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Henry Smith
Evansville
Fred Henke
Eclectic Medical College seeks higher rating from AMA
At the State Medical Board meeting in the statehouse a committee from the Eclectic Medical College of Indiana urged raising its AMA rating. Dr. W A Sturgeon said the board cannot change the rating. the college must improve itself. The college also asked to let sophomores take early board exams on subjects already completed. no action was taken.
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State Medical Board
Statehouse
Eclectic Medical College of
Indiana
American Medical Association
Chicago
The
Medical Association
W. A. Sturgeon
Indiana Medical Ecellege
Sued the Earl for Divorce in Edinburgh
The Earl of Rosslyn was sued for divorce by his American wife Anna Robinson. They met on stage after his career as a war correspondent and actor, with a past as a Royal Horse Guards lieutenant and a turf investor. The couple wed in London on March 31, 1903, and reportedly lived unhappily.
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Scripps-McRae Preas Association
Edinburgh
Earl of Rosslyn
Bank of
Monte Carlo
Anna Robinson
George Robinson
Minneapolis
Leopold of
Belgium
Duke of Manchester
Lord Rosslyn
Miss Robinson
London
Hare
Earl
Violet Vyner
North Indianapolis grocers to close Wednesdays for half holiday
Beginning this week and continuing through August grocers in North Indianapolis will close stores every Wednesday at noon and reopen Thursday morning. Clerks drivers and other employees gain a weekly half holiday. Although lacking a formal organization they have all signed the agreement to close.
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North Indianapolis
State education chief to speak at Carbondale Normal
Fassett A. Cotton state superintendent of public instruction left Tuesday for Carbondale Illinois to address students at the Normal school. He will speak to the student body about educational issues and state programs for public instruction.
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Fassett A. Cotton
Carbondale
Normal School
Prostrated man overcome by heat on Virginia Avenue
F M Click collapsed from heat while walking near Buchanan street along Virginia avenue Tuesday morning. He was transported to 623 West Michigan Street in a dispensary ambulance for treatment.
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F. M. Click
Virginia Ave
Buchanan St
Click
Michigan St
City Record for a Day Births and Notices
Births list multiple couples with addresses and newborns including boys and girls. Marriages section lists several couples. Deaths note various ages and causes. Building permits record numerous dwellings with values. Three wools furnished from Perth worth 175 dollars for 1235.06 at The People's Outfitting Co.
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Perth
The
People’s Outfitting
Alleged Chicken Thieves Arrested in Daytime Robberies
Lafayatte Indiana July 93 Sheriff John D Ray and detective William Weinward arrested Ed ward Fritz and Charles Moyer near Westpoint charging them with robbing henneries. The duo, once trusted locals, allegedly led an extensive gang stealing from over 109 farms using staged stops near houses and drugging chickens to silence them before selling fowl to dealers in Lafayette and beyond.
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Lafayette
Ind
John D. Ray
Wiliam Weinward
Edward Fritz
Charles Iloyer
Westpoint
Nore
Fritz
Moyer
Isaac Ryan
Michigan City
Ryan
Stolen Things From Several Homes Across Town
Thieves raided multiple residences Monday taking a variety of items from diamond rings to farm poultry. At 35 N Pennsylvania St three rings were stolen including one with brilliants and another with gold Nugget settings. A diamond ring and $10 were taken at 2196 N Capitol Ave. Lead pipes and faucets were taken from 1119 West Street. A hen house at 1911 N Senate lost two old hens and a dozen chickens suitable for frying.
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T. Roach
Wrest-st
C. Heinrich
N. Senate
Guards for Frick Sails With Escorts for Europe
Henry C Frick the steel king sailed for Europe with two guards accompanying him for his safety. The guards will monitor him day and night on deck and during meals and when he rests at his stateroom door due to fear of anarchist threats after Bergmann's release.
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New York
Henry C. Frick
Europe
Frick
Bergmann
Protest at Commissioners Court Against North Western Ave Saloon
A large crowd of colored residents attended Tuesday morning’s commissioners court meeting to oppose Fremort Bartholomew's saloon proposal on North Western Ave and Chicago St. They argued the establishment would be near their church, in a residential area, and harm community morality.
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Meeting of Commissioners’ Court
Northwestern Ave
Chicago-st
Fremort Bartholomew
Twelve tried for veterinary licenses in state board exam
Twelve young men sat the state board examination for licenses to practice veterinary surgery. Thirty three applications were received. exams will be given later. The board meets since Monday and will adjourn Wednesday with officer elections. Members include President J. J. Huron of Tipton Vice President A. H. McGlaeson of Madison Secretary O. J. Boor of Muncie Treasurer G. G. Ferling of Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board
J. J. Huron
Tipton
A. H. McGlaeson
Madison
O. J. Boor
Muncie
G. G. Ferling
Richmond
State Board Optometry Exam Counts Examined
Twenty men and two women sat the State Board of Optometry exam Tuesday morning. Four hundred thirty five were exempt due to diplomas and three years of practice. Board members say they will not prosecute current practitioners without a license. the police will handle the case.
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State Board of Optometry
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