Market Gleams and Drops In Broad Stock and Grain Notes
The report surveys mixed action across markets with selling pressure on securities and varied commodity activity. Grain futures show gains and declines while livestock prices tilt. in New York and Chicago exchanges, trading flows suggest cautious sentiment, with some batches moving at lower levels and others buoyed by selective demand.
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Iide McRae
Brian Canoctutum
Tre
Ataconda Wat & Point
Stork Texrirange
Terengh
Vrownsen
Ion Pacific
Live Stock Market Report From Indianapolis and Buffalo
Live stock receipts show 7300 cattle and 600 sheep in Indianapolis with hogs at seven dollars per hundred. Prices moved up early, top at 110, bulk traded 9 to 10 dollars, then eased. cattle good quality in demand, rough stock steady to dull. Buffalo market reports mixed cattle and hog bids with veal and sheep noted, prices varied by class.
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Indianapolis
Wheat storage plans shift Kansas crop to higher prices
Millers and elevator men in southern Kansas anticipate storing most wheat this year to counter a price drop. Farmers reluctant to sell hold grain in hastily built bins as domestic demand weakens and exports rise. Many expect a price rebound once sales resume, aided by market pressure and transport constraints.
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Topera
Cammis-' Hon
Kansas
Antwimaten
Galveston
Europe
Por | Tan
Wits
Will Tour in Many Lands With Family of Four
Joseph Wineman of the Peorte's Chattin tng company with his wife and three daughters Blanche Regina and Gertrude left Indianapolis Thursday and will sail for Europe on the Kaiser and Augusta Victoria from New York July 1 They plan an extended trip through Europe visiting England France Switzerland Germany and Italy and expect to return to Minneapolis about Christmas.
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Joseph Wineman
Peorte
Chattin * Tng Company
Blanche
Regina
Gertrude
Indianapolis
Thureway
Will
Europe
Kaiser
New York
England
France
Switzerland
Germany
Baty
Robbed of 100000 in Alaska freight loss tale
A Seattle shipment from Fairbanks to Nenana and onward to Fort Gudron was stolen aboard the steamer Ida May. The Alaska Pacific Express Company reported the theft with no crew tied to the loss and logs indicate the transfer at Nenana and Fort Gudon.
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Ecrippa-McFine Preas Association
Seattle
Wash
FMM
Alaska Pocific Express Company
Ida May
Fairbanks
Alasia
Nenana
Fheida
Barat
Fort Gludon
Limestone heart tragedy at Eagle Horse Shor plant?
July 12 in South Milwaukee Wis, Harry McCall an Eagle Horse Shor employee collapsed and died at work. Doctors found a small piece of Limestone in his heart valves, noted by physicians attending McCall.
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Strepprencoae
Reese
South Milwackes
Wis
Harry McCall
Eagle Horse Shor Vémpans
Lovtars
Orangemen Celebrate Boyne Anniversary in Belfast
Ireland July 12 Orangemen celebrated the anniversary of the battle of the Boyne in Belfast. In past years the day has ended in broken heads and bloodshed as revelers gathered, resulting in damage to dwellings and private property.
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Belfast
Ireland
Orangemen
Grain and Hog Product Prices Slip on July Chicago Market
Chicago grain prices declined for wheat and corn with oats steady while hog products showed strength. July wheat and May contracts posted losses. July corn and September futures mixed. Provisions quiet with lard around 9.07 dollars and other grains quoted in local rail-car reports.
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Chicago
Captain Dreyfus Verdict Annulled in Paris
Paris reports the court of cassation annulled the Dreyfus court martial verdict that condemned him for betraying army secrets to Germany. Premier Sarrien announced reinstatement in the army with rank of major and Col. Pintard, expelled for supporting Dreyfus, to be reinstated as brigadier general.
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Serioye-McHae Press Assoc
Paris
Altied Dreyfus
Germany
Dreyfus
Ceneral
Beatrice Schwarz to Testify in Thaw Murder Case
New York July 14 Mrs Beatrice Schwarz friend of Harry Thaw and wife who was subpoenaed yesterday may appear before the grand jury after talks with Assistant District Attorney Garvan He would accept a subpoena to appear later If Schwarz testifies the states case against Thaw for the killing of Stanford White would be nearly complete The will of White leaves most property to his wife Mrs Schwarz’s deposition could complete the chain of evidence The Thaws remained at home while detectives were hired three months before White’s death.
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Serigpe-Mesine Press Association
New York
Beatrice Schwarz
Harry Thaw
Thaw
Stanford White
Garvan
Stewart
Harry
Sturgis
Yin
Trolley Rivalry Divides Profits
A report on interurban lines notes the road bears $e yearly terminal costs at Cileaga and $3 per car for transportage. Louisville & Nashville offered a cheery line on conditions, while Governor Hanly led the board urging direct questions and clear facts ahead of evaluating interurban and electric railway concerns.
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Cileaga
Bones
Louisvitle & Nashville
Hig
Molta Mertase
J. Frank Hanly
jSnirit
Ghd
Engines in Collision Near Atgien
A Serinpa-Mefine Presa Association freight collided with a local passenger engine near Atgien this morning. Passengers escaped serious injury. Brakeman Philip Tarhet sustained injuries and engineer George E. Wemaker of the freight train was hurt. The passenger engine remained in service after the incident.
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Serinpa-Mefine Presa Association
Lancaster
Padmiy
Jales
Pentsylvania Railroad
Atgien
Philip
Tarhet
Hrakeman
George E.wemaker
Abs
W. Help
Eithat
Feds
Farmer Hillard Sparks Foxes By Phosphorus Fireworks
A rural tale tells how farmer Hillard used yellow phosphorus paste on foxes and skunks to force a mass retreat from crops. The plan triggered fiery trails and a stunned mass exodus, with hens safe and the farm restored as animals fled.
Robinson Indicted in Mississippi Murder Case
The Tallakarchle county grand jury indicted Jerry Rehingon, aged Mi, nephew of Gov Vardaman’s wife, for the murder of Smith Murphy, a member of the Misalalppi beta fever board. The tragedy occurred near Rutmier as workers labored nearby.
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Peer Abeta Lom
Jerry Rehingon
Gov Vardaman
Tallakarchle County
Smith Murphy
Misalalppi
Andy Wine
Rutmier
Peta Gutrrel
Blaze at Smiths Grocery Sparks Suspicion of Arson
A fire at Alvin O. Smiths grocery and feed store at 709 Yandes Street early Thursday caused smoke in the rear. Smith found a window-lawn token used to gain entry and suspects incendiary entry, with no prior light or fire in the store and damages around $100.
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Alvin O. Smith
Mr. Smith
Park Board clears Clyde Power and staff of duty charges
Following a private session with Mayor Hookwalter, the Park Board of Public Parks released a finding exonerating Clyde Powers and other employees of charges of neglect of duty brought by A. J. Lauck. The board concluded the charges were untrue in every respect, with Coffin, Sterritt, and Downing signing the decision. The mayor declined further comment amid ongoing rumors of Lauck seeking harmony.
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Charles A. Hookwalter
George Merritt
M.A. Owning
Board of Public Parks
Clyde Power
Antony J Laweck
Park Boar
Charins G. Conn
Board of Park Commissioners
A. m
A. J Tauck
Clyde Powersus
Park Department
Lauck
Henry Warrum
J. Clyde
Power
Joseph E. Bell
Pear
A. J. Lauck
J. Clyde Power
Charles E Coffin
George Sterritt
M. A. Downing
Bookwaller
Railroad Cut Rate Scrutiny Opens Before ICC
Washington July 12 testimony started before the Interstate Commerce Commission as John T Marshland questioned George L Peck, Pennsy West of Pittsburgh general manager, about lubricating contracts. Marshland aims to prove Pennsylvania paid less than 11 cents while others paid higher, challenging railroads’ pricing practices connected to the Galena Company in Franklin.
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Scrippe-3Rac Prean Association
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Witney
John T. Marshland
George L. Peck
Pennsylyvania Linen
Picitsburg
Pansylvania
Galena of Company
Franklin
Patt
Pennsylvania
Incorporations Report From Secretary of State Office
The Archibald Cleaver company of Indianapolis with capital stock 176 006 will manufacture and sell ladies garments with incorporators Archibald Pearl Haverlick and Isaac Cleaver. The Egypt Gas Company of Sullivan has capital stock 69 990 and directors Ward Hawkins Othar Springer Samuel Self Richard Bailey and William Bedwell. The Rockport Steam Laundry Company lists capital stock 70 with officers John Le Briggs president OS Crowder secretary and treasurer C0 Graham manager. The Louisville New Albany West Ruden French Kick Railway Company increased its capital stock from 150 000 to 250 000.
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Wiliam H. Bedwell
Rockport Steam Laundry Company
Rockport
Capital Stock
oMivers
Jono le Briggs
OS Crowder
Graham
Louisville
New Albany
Ruden & French Kick Railway
Garfield Watching the Big Combines in Washington
Garfield, head of the Bureau of Corporations in the Commerce and Labor Department, leads ongoing investigations into major U S industries. He plans summer work on trusts, with lines including meat and sugar trusts, beer transport, to resist public publicity and await presidential guidance on further reports.
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Scrippe-McNae Trees Association
Washington
James Tt. Garfeld
Bureau of Corporations
Department of Commerce and Labor
United States
Fogsevell
Indus
Garfield
Congress
Juste Hart
Aixiant
Herbert Knox Smith
Meretare Commmerce Commission
Garvield
Bic
Flames Rage Through Lynnville Businesses in Early Morning Fire
A large fire swept Lynnville Indiana destroying twenty four business houses in Warrick county early Thursday. The blaze gutted the village business district with extensive damage and the total loss estimated around ten thousand dollars. Fire officials and residents warned of possible speed and spread as flames consumed storefronts and warehouses along the main street.
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The
Sun
Proof of poison not conclusive in meat case
Continued from page one the defense urged that the principal witness Prof Haepard failed to prove what sodium sulphite was in the meat. The prosecution countered with experts Barnard and Dodén who argued ordinary sulphite kits and resin hinder germ growth and spoil the meat. The defense claimed the chemical would not kill germs but prevent their growth.
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Sta
Haepard
Barnard
Dodén
Testimony on sodium sulphite risks during trial
State chemist H E Barnard faced objections while testifying about sodium sulphite in sausage preservative used by Harry Mateke. Defense interruptions and procedural points dominated the discussion, with Barnard illustrating potential harms and the prosecution ready to call other witnesses.
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Sime
Percantet
Aefence
H. E. Barnard
Harry Mateke
Barnard
Uo Gil
Ald Wan
Cherlea Wilisle
M.M. Barhelder
Michael Ryan
Peat Barnard
Benedict
Mutake
Barbara
Atorney Barhelder
Mick
Denver
Powder Explosion Kills Two At Belting A Can Mortar Site
Boonville Indiana July 12 two men Darel Reed and Cyrus Moody were killed when a spark from a pick ignited a can of powder in the bi smith department of Phil Xe eoyming. The blast set the building afire and Moody’s actions saved a family. Proceedings reveal questions about sodium sulphite as a preservative in meat and the prosecutor Benedict clashing with attorneys over legal technicalities.
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Boonville
Ind
White
Picke Darel Reed
Cyrus Moody
Wei
Bismith Department
Phil Xe Eoyming
Moody
Telegraph Manager Fells Ill In Public Office
Albany Indiana July 12 George H Godfrey manager of the Western Union telegraph office in Albany suffered a nervous attack while at work. He was seated when a fainting spell struck him and he fell to the floor. He recovered in a few moments and was taken to a courthouse for examination. a similar episode occurred a year ago. Vilas expected to attend a meeting in Cleveland with officials from the Standard Oil company and local authorities to discuss a jury duty.
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Secuime Oy
Albany
Ind
Mey Kanes
George H. Godfres
Western Union Telegraph
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