Daily Market Reports Show Declines Across Livestock and Grain
Indianapolis receipts total 2,500 hogs 800 cattle 750 sheep with general price drops about 15c amid mixed billing and weak demand. Hog sales mostly 8.90 to 9.15. cattle steady to down. lambs and sheep down 25 to 50c. Eastern markets at Buffalo Cincinnati and Chicago report softer cattle sheep hogs and grains with wheat down 2c, corn and oats easing, and bears dominant in grain pits.
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Indianapolis
Chicago
Liverpool
Armour
Marfield
Logan
Wall Street Buys Stocks Amid Rate Settlement Hopes
Anticipation of early settlement in railroad rates spurs aggressive buying on Wall Street. Union Pacific leads with near two point rise, Reading up about 1.5, Southern Pacific Steel Atchison and St. Paul each gain over one point. Market cools after initial demand with prices slipping late as bears exert pressure. London reaction to European maladie remarks by Gary Morton Speyer boosts some securities, but gains fade.
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New York
Wall Street
Union Pacific
Reading
Southern Pacific
Steel
Atchison and St. Paul
Consolidated Gas
Europe
E. H. Gary
Steel Trust
Paul Morton
Equitable Life
James Speyer
London
Menace Seen in Socialist Youth Propaganda to German Army
Berlin July 11 The minister of war Gen von Heeringen warns that Socialist party propaganda among German youths threatens military discipline and the army's efficiency Heeringen reportedly presented a government report arguing steps are needed to curb anti military agitation aimed at influencing youths before they join the service
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Berlin
von Heeringen
Socialist Party
Germany
Vorwaerts
Grain and feed price bulletin with mixed car counts
Wheat prices show No 2 red at 1.00 and No 3 red at 20. July and August values noted. Corn prices list multiple white and mixed grades with fractions and cents. Oats prices range around 41 to 44 cents. Hay and haywork products listed with timothy and clover. Inspections record various white, yellow, and mixed lots by car and sample, totaling 28 cars outbound and 5 inbound, with a few reference samples included.
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Timothy
Wheat and grain prices listed for months and cash markets
Toledo market report shows Wheat with cash and futures prices for July September December and May ranges. Corn prices quoted for cash and futures by July September December and May. Oats prices for cash and futures by July September December and May. Rye No 4 and Clover seed cash and futures for various months. Timothy and Alsike prices given for August and August.
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Toledo
Spot Cotton Quiet as Prices Steady at New York
In New York on July 11, spot cotton remained quiet and unchanged at 11.45 cents a pound. Trading activity showed 5,736 bales sold in the day.
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New York
New York Produce Prices July 11 Report
Market roundup lists pork firm at 25.50 26.00, lard steady in midwest spot at 12.05 12.15, raw sugar and refined sugar prices, coffee No 7 Rio at Sic, tallow steady, hay firm with prime at 1.224 to 1.25, dressed poultry quiet with turkey 15 19c and chickens 16 24c, live poultry prices for geese ducks and fowls, cheese dull with state milk ranges 10 16c, butter and eggs prices shown with receipts 6 105 and 13,556 respectively.
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New York
Middle West
Rio
Crop crop and grain market reports from North America
Saskatchewan crop notes show two thirds of a thin crop, Duval fares better, flax scarce, oats fair. Canadian visible wheat supply down 53,000 bushels. pence figures compare to last year. Liverpool stocks and world shipments cited, with wide regional impact. Primary receipts show increases in wheat and corn, while oats drop. no rain signals persist.
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Kinyon
Fisley Barrell
Strassburg
Saskatchewan
Saskatoon
Duval
Copper Falls as Market Opens at Metal Exchange
New York on July 11 reports copper weakness with bid price slips, tin down about four cents, ten tons of spot sold at 32.30 to 32.42, lead and spelter unchanged. Quotations show copper spot to August at 11.50 to 11.20, September 11.62 to 11.90, lead 4.50, spelter 5.00, tin 32.25 to 32.35.
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New York
Metal Exchange
New York Bar Silver Prices and Mexican Dollars Reported
New York on July 1 reports commercial bar silver at 3534 cents per ounce and Mexican dollars at 444 cents. The brief market item notes current prices and exchange figures for bullion and currency.
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New York
Financial notes point to better money outlook and potential market rise
J. E. Wild reports money conditions are more encouraging than two weeks ago as bankers ease rebts while the public waits, keeping prices steady though good dividend stocks look cheap. Wall Street notes short interest remains, and forced covering could spark a market advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Wild
Wired
Wall Street Financial Bureau
New Insect Powder Promises Quick Extermination
An old report touts a salmon colored insect powder said to kill bedbugs fleas ants roaches flies and more without harming humans or animals The remedy comes in 10 and 25 cent tins with a powder gun or bellows sold separately by Julius A Haag at 112 North Pennsylvania Street and Haag Drug Stores It claims safety for people and poultry while delivering swift pest destruction
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Julius A. Haag
Haag
Pennsylvania’ Street
State pardon board frees slayer as 13 paroled
Governor Marshall pardons Cyrus Brown on state board recommendation. Brown, sentenced for life from Johnson county, is granted full freedom after parole. Isaac Kendrick of Vigo county, who served 82 years of a life term, receives parole. Thirteen are paroled. five murderers denied clemency. Additional pardons go to William Alexander of Hancock county for desertion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas R. Marshall
Patdol Board
Brown
Johnson County
Isaac Kendrick
Vigo County
William Benson
Clark County
Hovey
Joseph Blew
Kosciusko County
Harry Eubanks
Lawrence County
Charles Terry
Floyd County
Isaac Snow
William
Alexander
Hancock County
Veterans seek to shield Memorial Day from sporting events
A Nipton Indiana G A R post moved to rally Indiana veterans to lobby the legislature against Memorial Day and Independence Day desecration. Adjutant General Fesler will notify 6 A R commanders. local posts will push resolutions to curb circuses parades ball games horse and auto racing to honor the solemn days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Price
Nipton
Ind
State Department
G A. R
Indiana
Adjt
John Fesler
A. R
Ex-Mayor Bookwalter Joins Sealed Blind Tiger Trial
Former mayor Charles A. Bookwalter sits on the jury in the sealed criminal court case of Mildred Chowning charged with operating a blind tiger. He was invited to attend the Monday morning session and cannot be excused.
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Charles A. Bookwalter
Mildred Chowning
Tolored
Bookwalter
Toy balloon starts small blaze at grocer's home
Fred Bennett of 222 State Avenue faced a minor fire Monday afternoon when a toy balloon launched by his eight year old son James flew to the roof and ignited a small blaze, quickly put out with little damage.
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Fred Bennett
S. State Avenue
James
Democratic split colors Indiana campaign in local option fight
The piece notes a growing Democratic rift over local option issues with many counties split dry and anti saloon leagues planning speeches including Bryan. It cites Boone county resolutions by Sam Ralston, predicts strong Republican turnout aided by Taft and Roosevelt, and hints at shifts helping Beveridge and a Taft win.
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Bryan
Sam Ralston
Boone County
Ralston
Gov. Marshall
Taft
Winona Lake
Col. Roosevelt
Indianapolis
Roosevelt
Senator Beveridge
Third District
W. E B. Cox
J. Wood Wilson
Marion
Ind
Indiana
National Committee
John L. Thompson
Congress
Safe explosive kills three workmen at Sand Point plant
Ottawa July 11 three men died and four were fatally injured at Dominion Explosive works Sand Point while testing a new fireproof explosive invented by manager H Nicholl of New York. The deceased are Earl Murphy Frank Pittner and John K Elliot.
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Ottawa
Ont
Dominion Explosive Works
Sand Point
H. Nicholl
New York
Earl Murphy
Frank Pittner
John K. Elliot
Roosevelt to visit Arkansas State Fair in October
Former President Roosevelt wires acceptance of invitation to visit the Arkansas state fair on October 0. Fair officials and the Business Men's league are planning a reception in his honor in Hot Springs.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Roosevelt
Business Men's League
Aged Woman Misses Chair In Fracture Accident
Mrs. Jane Given a 79 year old Indiana resident and mother of George T. Dinwiddie former Republican state committee vice chairman fractured her right hip in a Saturday fall. While walking she became dizzy and missed a chair as she tried to sit.
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Brankfort
Ind
Jane Given
George T. Dinwiddie
Republican State Committee
City Births and Deaths in Vivid District Records
City statistics list numerous births at addresses including 1220 College avenue and 2050 Martindale avenue with babies of various genders. It also records hospital patient entry for David Sehooley and multiple infant deaths from illnesses and accidents, noting ages, causes like cholera infantum and dysentery, and residences across city streets.
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David Sehooley
Central Insane Hospital
Russell Manlove
Chadwick Street
Theodore Goodwin
Sheldon Street
Grace FE
Jeans
Tenth Street
Ludeman
S. Missouri Street
Mayme Downey
Miami Street
Margaret Taylor
Barnhill Street
Charles Collins
Naomi
Joseph Sherburne Jenvkes
Wlinois Street
Samuel E. Miller
River Avenue
Bernard Gordon
Vermont Street
Carrie Essigke
N. West Street
Gladys L. Flesher
Leslie Avenue
Herbert Mitchell
Harris Avenue
John Mullin
Locke Street
John L. Nurse
S. West Street
Localities Record Marriage Licenses Displayed
A list of marriage license applicants includes A J Hull with Edith Wineberner, L S Gosby with Minnie Murney, Le Roy Green with Maud Burkett, BE Northand with Mattie Lun, and Tssac Brown with Emma Lunhill.
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A. J. Hull
Edith Wineberner
L. S. Gosby
Minnie Murney
le Roy Green
Maud Burkett
BE. J. Northand
Mattie Lun
Tssac Brown
Emma Lunhill
Building Permits Report by A M Snider and Others
A list of building permits totals nine thousand one hundred ninety dollars. Projects include additions at 6232 N New Jersey and 912 Tuxedo Louisa Ricks, repairs at 833 Maple and 218 Anderson, remodel at 2029 N Alabama, dwellings at 1920 Miller and Lexington Bear State, and sheds or estates at 1120 Oxford and 1023 Gale. Names include A M Snider Charles H McDoell M S Bryant J In Baker Jean to McWhirter A Kimberlin E Clearwater and A H Fox. Total estimated cost nine thousand one hundred ninety dollars.
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A. M. Snider
New Jersey
Charles H. McDoell
M. S. Bryant
Anderson
J. In
Baker
Alabama
J. Metz
Raymond
Shelby
Jean To McW ‘Hirter
Miller
James McGlinchey
Lexington
Bear State
John Henelgam
Tuxedo
Louisa Ricks
N. State
A. Kimberlin
Gale
E. Clearwater
Parker
A. H. Fox
Oxford
Real estate transfers listed for multiple parcels in Indianapolis area
Walter E. Smith transfers to Charles B. Davis lot 283 in East Park addition on Temple avenue. Charles Cherdon to Northeastern Land company for lots 228–231 in Jackson park addition. Alonzo Sargent to Henry Bridge at Cooper’s Pleasant park addition. Amanda Rupp to Amanda Gasper et al. for Rupp park addition. Mary E. Johnston to Emma B. Brooks part of Spaun & Co.’s Wood lawn addition. John E. Milner trustee to Cortland Van Camp for parts of square 57. Cortland Van Camp to William H. Coleman one sixth interest in same. George A. Buskirk commissioner to John W. Staton for lots 43 and 54 in Sells’ West Indianapolis addition. further transfers for lot 5 and lot 41 with part 29 in same addition.
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Walter E. Smith
Charles B. Davis
Ogle Et al
East Park
Temple Avenue
Washington Street
Charles Cherdon
Northeastern Land Company
Jackson Park
Sheldon Street
Twenty-second Street
Alonzo Sargent
Henry Bridge
St. Cooper
Pleasant Park
Sonx
Laurel Street
John E. Milner
Cortland van Camp
American National Bank
St. Cortland
Indianapolis
Reisner St
Minnesota St
Chauffeur cut from will after elopement scandal
Joe Smonen, a New York chauffeur and former valet to Jim Corbett, is cut off without a cent in the will of his wife Margaret H. Leavitt of Bayside Long Island The couple’s elopement with the chauffeur prompted the dispute and a fatal incident ended the quarrel in a blood potton misunderstanding.
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New York
Joe Smonen
Jim Corbett
Margaret H. Leavitt
Bayside
Long Island
Blood Potton
Real estate transfers scattered across Marion County Indiana
A long list of property deeds transfers outlines lots and parcels exchanged or conveyed. Names include Charles E Johnson Louisa Wal Jessie A Gunder Alfred Pahud Lewis S Iliff Will R Dunkle Violet Langsdale Alice Reem Fletcher Keys Thomas Pacey Alvin W Relyea Lucy Shook Mary J Roach Philip Woodworth Wilbur Tailman Goldie Godsey James Leach Jesse Leach May Sterling Frank Van Camp Grace Craig and others with details on additions, blocks, streets and values ranging from 100 to 10 500 dollars.
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Blaine Ave
Minnesota St
Charles’ E. Johnson
Louisa
Wal
Johnson’s
E. Tenth
Pormey
Colorado Ave
Sixteenth
Stephen W. Mahon
Frank EB. Walker
Culver Et al
Byram Ave
Forty-third St
Jessie A. Gunder
Alfred Pahud
Keystone Park
Northeee Ave
Thirty-second St
Lewis S. Iliff
Will R. Dunkle
Light
Bellevue
College Are
Broadway
Fifty-ninth St
Marion County
Realty Co
Indiana Union Traction Co
Washington Township
Violet Langsdale
Alice
Reem
Tuxedo Park
Gladstone Ave
Michigan St
Fletcher J. Keys
Thomas A. Pacey
Hardebeck
Cor Dek
Derma Drive
Fourteenth Street
Alvin W. Relyea
Lucy
Shook
Lot & Parker Et
Oak Hill
Dubois Street
Hural Street
Mary J. Roach
Philip ¢. Woodworth
Davis Sugar Grove
Harding Strect
Twenty-second Street
Wilbur H. Tailman
Goldie O. Godsey
Tallman’s
Newman Oaks Park
Roosevelt Avenue
Holloway Avenue
James M. Leach
Jesse C. Leach
Center Township
Mary V. Sterling
Jessa Leach
May V. Sterling
Frank van Camp
Grace FB. Craig
Atkins
University Place
Washington Boulevard
Third Street
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East Buffalo
Cincinnati
Kiai
Son
Atchison
Ty -R. T. Sane
An. Pacific
M. & St. Burg
Eas
Erie
K. Ne
Missouri
Y Central
North Tac
Penn
Rock Island
Texas
St L & W
Eee
Ss Steel
Utah
Minneapolis
Duluth
Winnipeg
Continental
Paris
Finley Barrell & Co
Yorktown
Sask
Portal
Yorkton
A. W. Thompson Co
John Inglis
Grand Forks
Manitoba Junction
Fargo
Minnesota
Wien
Frank
Cater
Ciicegh
K J. Kaeher& Co
Jr. Baines
Ft. Wayne
Ask
American Central Life Nota Eee
American Creosoting Co
American National Bank Belt Railroad
Crea Es
Oy Belt Railroad Common
Brown-Ketcham
Capitol National Bank
Toe Central Truat Ete
Citizens’ Gas Company
Columbia: National Bank
Dela
Madison County
Farmers’ Trust Co
Federal Union Surety Co
Wee Ft. Wayne & Wale
Val. Trac
German American Trust Co
Sameeren
Indiana Hotel
Wee
Indiana National Bank
Indiana Title Company
Indiana Trust Co
Indiana Union Traction
Indianapolis Abattoir
Indianapolis Gas
Indianapolis & Northwest
Indpis
Southwestern
Indianapolis Street Railway
Indianapolis Trac. & Term
Kokomo
Marion & W. Trac
Uy Laycock Mfg
Cowees
Law Building
Marion Trust Co
Marott
Winne People’s Light and Heat
Reeves & Co
Security Trust
Terre Haute T. & L
Union Traction Common
Union Traction
Union Trus
van Camp Hardware
aVno Camp Packing
Vandalia Coal
Vandalia Coal Common
Union National Bank
Te Wasson
Atlas Iingine Works
Broad Ripple Ds
Citizens’ Gas
Citizens’ Street Railway
Delaware & Madison
Ft. W
Wab
Val. T. Co
Col. & Southern
Eastern
Indianapolis Gas Co
Indianapolis &Greenfield
Indianapolis & Martinsville
Indianapolis & Northern
Indianapolis & Northwestern
Indianapolis Ater
la Eee
Indpls
Trac
Kokaino Mar. & West. Co
Merchants’ Heat & Light
Aeensele Aass
People's” State Bank Revue
Atten
Financial Notes
Slayer
STATE
Cyrus Brown
Veterans of
Blind Tiger
Gov
Marshall
John W. Kern
Oliver
Margaret Cross
College Avenue
Boykins
Martindale Avenue
Norman
Virginia Johnson
Paca Street
Bay
Roy
May Stith
Massachusetts Avenue
Gwen
Pearl House
St. Paul Street
Clarence
Emma Finch
Awd&le Street
Pinkney
Verona
Colorado
California
Pacific Northwest
St. Louis-Colorado Limited
St. Louis
Wabash and
Yellowstone National Park
R. G. Thompson
NEW York Central Lines
Ohio
Louisville
Terre Haute
Champaign
Ill
Danville
Crawfordsville
Ananal Pal
Oui
SU Os Kea
Union and
U.S
East Market
Tungstoker
Indianapolis Light & Heat CO
Kingston
Circle New Indiana Cafe
Ilbe Suse
Gregg Sves Knox
South Miners
Garment Cleaners
GREGG
Delver
English Cafe
N. Meridian
Itanegan Central Lines
Cedar Point
City
East Washington Street
Board of School Commissioners
North Meridian Street
Chestnut and
Arizona Streets
Board of
School Commissioners
MO. E. Cleland
Marion County Council
Court House
Albert Sahm
Calvin A. Negley
Frederick Fentsr
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