Stock market opens with gains in major issues
The New York stock market opened with general gains led by Northern Pacific St Paul and Brooklyln Rapid Transit. Colorado Fuel and Southern Pacific steel common rose percent and Erie Pennsylvania Rock Island also advanced. Lead and Amalgamated Copper moved higher with Reading up half point.
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New York
Northern Pacific
St. Paul
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Colorado
Southern Pacific and Steel Common
Rock Island
Pennsylvania
Erie
Lead
Atchison
Amalgamated@ Copper
Live Stock Market Report From Indianapolis July 15
The Indianapolis market opened with declines across hogs cattle sheep and lambs. Hog prices down 5 to 10 cents from Saturday with receipts of 3 500 hogs. cattle near steady to 0 0 lower. sheep and lambs lower. Strongest figures include steers from 900 to 1 250 pounds trading around 5 25 to 6 85, with various grades and a few high end bids. Hogs led with best heavies 215 pounds and up around 5 50 to 6 50, while lighter pigs sold 4 50 to 5 50. Sheep clipped lambs and clipped ewes ranged 5 00 to 6 00 with other grades lower. Feedstuffs shown for corn shelled oats and hay pricing.
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Indianapolis
Commodity prices from New York market report
Secrippa McRae Press Association reports New York market data dated July 15 with prices for pork mess lard western steam dressed poultry butter eyes cheese and related commodities. Prices listed include Pork Mess 18.00 18.59, Lard 8.70 8.80, Turkey 11 20c, Butter 6c, Cheese 12c, and other varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secrippa-McRae Press Association
New York
Western Steam
Talon—City
Flge
Western
Cincinnati Live Stock Prices Report
Cattle receipts 1,445 active with steers selling from 3.25 to 5.85 for various grades. Hog receipts 5,200 down modestly with good to choice 4.80 to 5.85 and mixed packers 3.75 to 5.50. Sheep receipts 4,000 steady with extras up to 4.75 and lambs at 7.40 to 7.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Chicago Live Stock Prices from July 13
Cattle receipts 28 000, down 10 cents. Frame heeves 5.80 to 5.75, cows and heifers 2.70 to 5.75, stockers and feeders 2.90 to 5.25. Hogs receipts 40 000, steady. light 5.70 to 6.05, rough 3.20 to 5.60, mixed 5.60 to 6.00, heavy 4.65 to 5.8744, pigs 5.40 to 6.00. Sheep receipts 2 0, native 3.37 to 4.44, western 3.80 to 4.60, native lambs 3.74 to 7.05, western lambs 5.75 to 7.60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tike Fos Cntas
Calver
WSOWS
Chicago
Scripps-McHae Press Association
Frame Heeves
Chicago Produce Prices in July Bulletin
Chicago July 15 market notes list dairy and poultry items with prices. Butter creamery extra 24 cents. Eggs extras 18 to 16 cents. Cheese twins 11.5 cents. Young Americas 13 cents. Turkeys and chickens price figures shown in varied dashes and odd digits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Setters-Vwehar Freeze &Iseviation
Young Americas
Turkers
Wechickens
First Glidden tour car reaches South Bend in good condition
SOUTH BEND Ind July 15 The first car in the Glidden tour arrived at 1 26 p m in good condition and passed rapidly It was an Apperson driven by Van Slicken of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Preas Association
South Bend
Ind
Apperson
van Slicken
Chicago
ANOTHER KING IS UNEASY IN MONTENEGRO
King Nicholas of Montenegro unseated by turmoil in his army. He reports a vast conspiracy and has arrested 15 high officers for treason. The Sun notes the uneasy throne amid military dissent and invites readers to submit free want ads.
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Paris
Nicholas
King Nicholas
Chicago Grain Market Roundup for July to September
July wheat closed at 92 cents for No 2 red winter with September listed at 93?c. July corn closed around 53 cents with September at 58 cents. July oats at 41 cents with September near 39 cents and No 2 white at 4 cents.
Injustice done Indian tribes continues session events
The article covers the sixth annual convention of the American Federation of Catholic Societies in Indianapolis. Delegates from the Sioux and other tribes attend, with Masses at St John’s and SS Peter and Paul Cathedral. Leaders include Rt. Rev. F S Chatard and Diomede Falconio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Church
American Federation of Catholic Societies
Francis Gavish
St. John’s
P. Fallon
Paris
Steinmetz
Syracuse
N. Y
Peter Killian
St. John's
Claypool
Monument Place
Tomline
F. S. Chatard
Indianapolis
Diomede Falconio
Pope Pius X
United States
Federation
Bookwalter
Edward Feeney
William P. Breen
Fort Wayne
Mer. Falconio
Children of Mary
Bishop Schrembs
SS. Peter and Paul
Mer
Falconio
James H. Blenk
New Orleans
Bishop Chatard
Joseph Chartrand
G. J. Smith
James J. Wade
Holy Cross
Joseph F. Byrne
Union Station
Wide Plaid Ribbons Add Smart Style To Frocks
A fashion note praises wide plaid ribbons on plain fabrics like taffetas, voiles, and pongees. Dark blue voile with green blue yellow plaid girdle and a bold buckle is cited as fetching, while natural colored pongee with brown plaid accents offers a fresh look. New planes start at $16 and up by Vulschner's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vulschner
Post Office Receives New Eclipse End Envelopes
Two carloads of new envelopes arrive at the local post office. The standard sizes feature a bas relief eclipse on the stamp. Much of the old stock remains and will be closed out before the new stock is offered for sale.
Wright and Behr triumph in Davis Cup doubles match
In London on July 15 Wright and Behr of the United States defeated Wilding and Brookes of Australia in the Dwight Davis trophy preliminary round. The Americans won 3-6 12-10 4-6 6-2 6-3, keeping their chance to claim the trophy alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Press Assortation
London
Mayor Plans City Building on Courthouse Grounds
Mayor Charles A. Bookwalter told county commissioners he will seek approval to use courthouse grounds for a municipal building. The board indicated openness, with legal clearance to be studied by Corporation Counsel Matson and County Attorney Caleb S Denny. Bookwalter envisions a standalone city office building facing Market Street, funded from city cash on hand of 281000 and borrowing capacity of 2890900 now and 499000 next year, estimating costs between 256000 and 400000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McGaughey
Bookwalter
Frederick F. Matson
Caleb S Denny
Market St
Tle
Tracks Under Water Between Liberty and Birmingham
Wabash and Milwaukee railroad tracks are submerged for over two miles between Liberty and Birmingham as floodwaters flood the bottom land, delaying service and disrupting travel along the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippa-McRae Press Association
Kansas City
Wabash and
Milwaukee
Liberty
Birmingham
Utah woman admitted to bail in senator death case
Mrs Annie M Bradley of Utah held for killing ex Senator Arthur Brown was admitted to fifteen thousand nine hundred nine dollar bail today. Friends are trying to raise it. The woman is now in the hospital.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Washington
Annie M. Bradley
Utah
Arthur Brown
George Fox Hurt Marketing Snippet
A fragment notes George Fox hurt while an ad promotes Helen Byron high grade smoke for 10c by Leahy & Co manufacturers Cincinnati Ohio. The text also references People’s Coal and Cement Co successors to Logsdon Bros fuse company with both phores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Byron
Leahy & Co., Manufacturers
Cincinnati
Ohio
People's Coal and Cement Co
Logsdon Bros
Fuse) Company
Phores
Mayor Reyburn Signs Perpetual Traction Franchise
Philadelphia July 13 Mayor Reyburn will have his name live in history for 999 years after signing a fearfully drawn perpetual traction franchise that binds the city for 1.00% years over street car control.
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Reyburn
Philadelphia
Five Saloon Men Fined Under Nicholson Law
Six saloon keepers faced Judge Whallon in police court for Sunday openings. Five pleaded guilty. four fined 19 dollars plus costs. John Sinco of 701 Whetcham St. fined 25 dollars and costs after two prior arrests. Henry Shipp of 228 Illinois St. requested a continuance. Others named include William Eckenberg 338 E Washington St Richard Smith 401 E Washington St John Birk 149 Madison Dive James Jones Thirtieth St and the Canal.
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Whallon
John Sinco
Whetcham St
Henry Shipp
Ilinois St
William Eckenberg
E. Washington-st
Richard Smith
E. Washington St
John Birk
Mardison Dive
James Jones
Thirtieth St
Canal
Smolyany Burns Claim Numerous Jewish And Christian Losses
Fires across Smolyany have destroyed 114 Jewish houses and 15 Christian homes along with 74 shops. Authorities believe anti-Semitic fanatics started the blazes, while Christian property damage occurred accidentally. The village suffers extensive devastation with multiple communities affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippa-McRnne Preas Association
Moghileyv
Russia
Smolyany
Injured by a Fall at Stockyards Streetcar Stop
John Tansey, a 42 year old cripple, was thrown to the street Monday morning at Wyoming and West streets. He suffered a compound fracture of the right leg and was transported to City hospital by the dispensary ambulance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tansey
Stockyards
Wyoming and
West Sts
Quaker City Given Over to the Elks
The Hoosier Delegation arrived in special train Sunday afternoon as Elks members poured into Philadelphia for the convention. Over 20,000 Elks enrolled at the registration bureau since Saturday with events planned including a massed bands parade and a lodge parade. The new constitution takes effect Tuesday and debate over the elk tooth emblem and counterfeit imitations prompted agitation. Indianapolis lodge No. 13, with 600 members, supplied two grand exalted rulers to the national body, a unique distinction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Official Registration Bureau
Grand Lodge
Joseph T. Fanning
Samuel V. Perrott
Indiana
Thomas G. Hedian
Darrell K. McCullough
Charles A. Grossart
Indianapolis No. 13
Loge
Wiliam E. English
Glidden Hower tourists leave Chicago for New York run
The Glidden Hower tour group began the journey from Chicago with a 1.2 mile guideline for pace at 30 mph and no passing. The schedule lists daily legs from Chicago to South Bend Indianapolis Columbus Canton Pittsburg Bedford Springs Baltimore Philadelphia and ending in New York across ten legs.
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Pierce Arrow
Frank B. Hower
American Automobile Association
Chicago
South Bend
Ind
Indianapolis
Columbus
Canton
Pittsburg
Bedford Springs
Kidnapping of Four-Day-Old In Minneapolis
Lucile Helen Giauque, the United States youngest kidnapping victim, was seized at four days old by nurse Anna Onestrusky from her mother in Minneapolis. The infant was taken to St Paul then Duluth, placed in a waif's home, and returned to her mother after detectives traced the case with an associate of the kidnapper.
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Sun
Minneapolis
Lucile Helen Giauque
United States
Anna Onestrusky
St. Paul
Duluth
Anna
Giauque
Peace conference at The Hague braces for naval shifts
The Hague peace talks are expected to address questions that supporters of peace hope will reduce the need for great navies. Kar Lau, once a Roman law professor, faces murder charges in Karlsruhe next Wednesday. Lieut. Col. Ayres appears before a New York retiring board on Wednesday amid West Point discipline frictions. Balkans action likely July 15 as Baron Aehrenthal and Signor Tittoni plan joint measures in Desio. Indianapolis hosts a convention of the American Federation of Catholic Societies.
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The
Hague
Friends of the Peace Movement
Kar Lau
Karlsruhe
Charles G. Ayres
New York City
Balkans
Baron Aehrenthal
Signor Tittoni
Desio
Italy
Indianapolis
American Federation of Catholic Societies
Bomb Explodes at U.S. Ambassador Leishman’s Home
A bomb exploded yesterday at the summer residence of United States Ambassador John G. A. Leishman on the Bosphorus in Constantinople. Four people were slightly injured. the blast caused little structural damage and the attackers fled the scene.
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Constantinople
United States
John G. A. Leishman
Bosphorus
Daybook of City Births Marriages and Permits Listed
City records show numerous births with names and addresses across multiple streets, followed by several marriages among Arthur Holbrook with Della Roberts, Frank E Shipman with Ruth A Peck, and Jesse D Hamrich with Ruth E Seerley. Building permits issued include Cavio Carney and Malott Fletcher dwellings, Van Camp Hardware remodeling, and a business building by J N and R Warren, with costs ranging from 2,200 to 8,000 dollars.
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Arthur Holbrook
Della Roberts
Frank E. Shipman
Ruth A. Peckover
Jesse D. Hamrich
Ruth E. Seerley
Cavio Carney
St. Peter
Malott Fletcher
Brookside
Sinlott Fletcher
van Camp Hardware Company
Chesapeake
D. A. Robbin
Northwestern
Franklin McCray
Rader
J. N
R. Warren
W. Tenth
Shock Kills Woman in Bathtub Incident
Fort Collins Colorado July 15 Mrs Addie Davis 35 was killed when attempting to switch on an electric light while standing in a bathtub a water short circuit caused a fatal shock authorities reported the tragedy occurred in her home with a fire and electric supply company investigating the incident for possible safety lapses in the electric wiring and installation details remained sketchy at press time
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Fort Collins
Col
Addie Davis
Bloomfield State Bank Incorporation Filed in Iowa
The Bloomfield State bank filed articles of incorporation with the secretary of state on Monday. The capital stock is 330000 dollars. Elmer E. Neal serves as president and William M. Haig as cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomfield State Bank
Secretary of State
Elmer E. Neal
Wiliam M. Haig
Trial Ends In Favor Of Defense In Haywood Case
Boise July 15 Judge Wood ruled not to admit a report about Elliott an important defense witness. Elliott’s testimony must be weighed against later witness Dewey who identified Rize Bill Davis as a Geminion member. Perjury warrants are issued for Dr. N McGee and others as prosecutions and defenses prepare for further arguments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Dewey
Rize
Bill Davis
Geminion
Bunker Hill
Lawrence Guibini
San Franciso
San Francisco
Bradler
G. TD. Lampson
Harry Orchard
Harwood
Haywood
Dr. N. McGee
Wallace
Orchard
McGee
Spokane
Man on Trial for Murder in Court Case
Ralph Powers stands trial for the murder of friend Harry Webber after a night out at S Delawarest hall. Witnesses recount an ejection from the dance and Powers allegedly threw a rock at Webber near the stairway. Defense argues the death was accidental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Powers
Harry Webber
Powers
Webber
A S. Delawarest
Hall
Woman pays fine after attempting jump from hotel window
Mrs H A Galloway, found trying to jump from a second floor window at the Oneida hotel on Illinois street, paid a $1 fine and costs totaling $11 for a charge of drunkenness. Patrolman Gillispe placed her on a train to Chicago Monday. Former Stearns sanitarium inmate, believed briefly to be insane, her home listed as Butte Montana.
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H. A. Galloway
Oneida
Il'nois St
Chicago
Gillispe
Stearns’ Sanitarium
Sue
Butte, Mont
Indiana National Guard encampment set for ten-day camp
Maj. Gen. William McKee reports arrangements for the state's encampment are nearly complete and the Indiana National Guard will enter camp for ten days starting Wednesday. Gov. Hanly and most staff will stay at the camp, with the full staff expected Sunday, July 2 for a governor’s review of the militia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana National Guard
William McKee
Hanly
Louisville Man to Face Grand Jury Over Larceny
Dr James Morgan of Louisville, discharged in police court on charges of petit larceny and obtaining money by false pretenses, faces a grand jury. He allegedly hired traveling men at 30 dollars monthly, claiming travel for a hardware firm while they served a book house. Judge Whallon said insufficient evidence to hold him. police differ and will present Detective Quigley's evidence before the grand jury, with Prosecutor Elliott Hooton confirming plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Morgan
Louisviille
Morgan
Whallon
Quigley
Elliott Hooton
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Wedium
Fedtéc
Nicholas of
Montenegro
Ter Helena
Chicago Grain
Marion County Federation
Claypool Hotel
Knights of Columbus
Washington St
Rev. Doyle
James A. McFaul
Trenton
N. J
Alexander P. Doyle
Federation of Catholic Societies
Young Men's Institute
Y. M
Sigux Nation
Black Elk
Horn Cloud
H. Westrupp
Pine Ridge Agency
South Dakota
Westrupp
Tomlinson Hall
Wright and
Behr
Uncle Sam
Japan
Consult
Marion County
Charles A. Bookwalter
Lieve
George Fox Hurt
George Fox
Brown Ketcham Ironworks
the Sun
Quaker City
ELKS
Hoosier
Philadelphia, Pa
Bers
the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Organiza
Raby Lucile
Bomb
Leishman
Dor
Turkey
Ambassador Leishman
Edith Smith
N. Delaware St
Bor
Robert
Flora Wade
Union-st
George
Bertha Murman
WMS
Keystone
Joseph Kot
Siy Eddy St
Tosaphine Callon
Alice & Sims
Broadway
Eliza Davenport
N. Holmes St
Viela Josephine van Hook
W. Sourth-st
Menier Bryce
Colored Orphans’ Home
Lucy Ray
Draper
Peter Ferguson
Chicago St
Mary Elizabeth Harter
Kenwood Ave
Forest McKinney
McClain Sr
William P. Reid
Daisy Dell Garrett
Ashland Ave
Frederick Roden
N. Keystone
Boise
Dence OF
Elliott
J. OD
Scrippe-MacRae Press Association
Idaho
Fremont Wood
J. D. Elliott
Grand Jury
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