Market rally falters as traders shift bias amid mixed data
On July 17 Chicago and other markets showed a wavering tone as early gains from heavy buying in Union Pacific and related issues gave way to bearish pressure. Cattle and hog receipts were cited with price ranges varying across categories, while reports from Cincinnati noted strong demand for beef steers and mixed cattle qualities, pushing varied prices higher in some classes.
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Pacific
Union Pacific
St. Pate
Harwenn
Suit for Receiver Teases State Agency Firm in Malpractice Case
A complaint alleges the State Agency company and its directors paid large commissions to employes and agents to push stock sales. It claims directors diverted funds, abused contracts, and hid moneys as shares. A temporary restraining order and receiver petition were filed, then adjourned as parties compromised. The suit centers on concealment, mismanagement, and improper payments tied to a $500,000 territory deal.
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Erne
Shim
Ian
Vanlaningham
Otto
Iingham
Agin
Harris Matt
Wil
Hips
Kethé
Edwin Lb
Legsdon
Charles Eth
William Gater
Stackhom
Wegt-Dinta
Ulion
Fade Agency
Frei
Ate Agency
Ing
Kothe
Attorneyo’ Tees
Naiptims
Sinah
Live Stock Market News From St Louis and East Buffalo
Stock markets show heavier hogs and weaker cattle in St Louis trades with prices falling 3 to 10 cents. Hog prices top near 65 dollars, cattle demand weak though fat cattle and heifers sell stronger, sheep and lambs priced down. Eastern reports from Buffalo and New York list steady hogs, mixed cattle, and crop notes with various regional price ranges.
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Usdianapolis
Wny
Ajsod
East Buffalo
C. S
Chicago Grain Market Report From July 11
Chicago grain notes show 774 cars of wheat received at Chicago Morning trade. wheat weakened by Minneapolis cab opening, prices wavering. September and May quotes appear, with various daily close figures and assorted futures terms, reflecting unsettled demand and weather influence.
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Chicago
Calcago
Minneapolis
de Ilyerin
Wagon Market Hay Prices and Budgets Noted
Fragmentary OCR lists Timothy Hay and mixed hay varieties with prices and quantities including Clover and Shel, showing volatile market terms. Reader should consult original page for complete pricing and product details.
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Eilet
Shel
Loyal 70 Dead Denies Death by Own Action
Dramat ic killing at Newport as Indianapolis man fires pistol at his head in front of his sister. Jacob Kessler, 30, shot himself in the yard of the Kessler home, dying hours later at Speere hospital. Wife Mamie Kessler says he seemed content. friends recall trouble and temper but no suicide talk. Burial planned for Indianapolis after police report.
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Indiianapolis
Mamie Kiesler
Jacob Kessler
Helen Whm Vberly
Cincinnati
Rat
Mare
Baret Keteler
Alice Fontan
Reat
Kesster
Newpare
Weraeer
Keaster
Kessler
Heaven
Mr. Kessler
Speere
Chemmatl
Mes
Frees Jury Acquits Men in Mareum Murder Case
In Beatenville Kentucky on a July morning after deliberating for 22 minutes the jury returned a verdict of not guilty. The two men were charged with involvement in the murder of James B. Mareum and were discharged.
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ScrippasMeRse Prean Association
Beatinville. Ky
exSudge
Dames Warsis
Ed Callahan
Chin
Jamen B. Mareum
Stabbed by Father in Howell Indiana
Special to The Son reports Willam Heiser was stabbed across the throat and shoulder by his father Henry Heiser in Howell Indiana yesterday. He is believed to be in grave danger. The assailant is in custody as the incident stems from a confrontation while protecting a sister.
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Henry Heiser
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Ehorees
Talhar
Sharpshooter dies after July Fourth shooting in Indiana
Elkhart Indiana scene reports a man dead in nervous prostration following a hand shooting with blank cartridges on the Fourth of July. The Pittsburgh Live Stock section notes cattle and hog prices with mixed market activity and sheep values in recent bids.
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Elkhart
Ind
Harey Bartin
GRAMMER BEFORE JURY IN RAILROAD CASE
Cleveland reports detail the grand jury proceeding with Grammer testifying regarding the Standard officials and potential railroad rate regulations. Prosecution cites high standards and aims to secure evidence while Grammer defends the scope as corroborative in a shifting regulatory landscape.
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George
Grammes
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Federal Grand Jury
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Marblehead Sailed With Peace Commissioners Plan
Word from the navy department says the United States cruiser Marblehead sailed with peace commissioners from San Salvador Guatemala and Hopdurus Witlmest aboard to Acajula Salvador. The move signals progress in naval diplomacy amid ongoing negotiations.
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Scrippus Meltee Frege Association
Washington
Fale
Navy Department
United States
Marblehad
Peace Commissioners
San Salvador
Guatemala
Hopduras Witlmest
Labideerta
Acajula
Salvador
City Record Births and Deaths in Local Community
Birth notices list William and Bath Cerove. Deaconess Hagmtal girl Henry. Laura Haller. families at 34 Dunlap, 1018 Caprio Lane, 78 Jefferson et al. Ava Frazer. W. H. and Anna Johnson. Bernard and Lena Scofield. Willem Cape. Gleam and Sarah Hopper. Christian and Ira Peterson. Frank and Maude Lang. deaths include Henrietta A Stone, Hannah Smith, Clifforth Goldsborough, Crush Gallaher, J Moroney, Wm F E Dalby, Knedel, Freddie M. Thompson, Dorothy E Burton, Sarah A. White, Samuel Leonard Hughey, Belle Bostic, Fara H. Eaton, Cora M. Grogs, Wilfur Thomas, Chas Hunjlt. marriages include Charles William Martin and Irene Hadaway, Potter and Iona Creti, Markey and Emma Kurs, Slavin and Grace Coolman, George E. Taylor and Pearl Maddox. building permits listed for multiple addresses and firms with various remodels and dwellings.
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Dunlap
Jay
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N. Penneylvania St
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Capitol-ave
Clifforth Goldsborough
Michigan
Gallaher
J Moroney
City Hospital
Haneing
Freddie M. Thompson
Tippeeunee
Dorothy E
Burton
Tipton
Taylor
Sarah A. White
M Pails Semuel
Leonard Hughey
Bel
Chas. Hunjlt
Charles William Martin
Irene
Iway Potter
Frank Furnard Cook
Iona Creti
Pay the Troops at Ft Harrison Tail of the March
Payday for the Twenty-seventh infantry at Fort Harrison follows a long march from Fort Thomas. Troops from North, West and Bazt form advancing columns toward Indianapolis. Sibley tents rise, new camp layout takes shape, and officers chart marching routes for the division’s maneuver. Lieutenant General Corbin and Brigadier General Carter visit briefly, while regimental bands perform for troops and campers.
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Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Fr Thomas
Ft. Thomas
Sibley
Ft. Sheridan
Ft. Harrison
Thesday
Corbin Visits Camp As Twenty Seventh Trains In City
Troops of the Twenty seventh infantry completed a morning march from Evanston to near Lincoln Park Chicago under Col I Pitcher and Commander Favorite. Fatigued privates were aided by hospital crew as officers praised steady morale and active exercise. Spectators greeted the unit along Rogers Park Edgewater route while a mule observed an auto.
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Lincoin Park
Shirley Dismisses Suit Over Partnership Fees
Foster C Shirley files against Merton SV Chance claiming breach of partnership contract. Case dismissed after parties reached agreement on fee division, resolving the dispute to mutual satisfaction.
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Merton SV. Chance
Chance
Prizes for Marion County Old Timers Reunion
The Old Gettlers Association of Marion County announces its twenty-fifth annual reunion at White City on August 16 and 17. Prize list includes best song by church or Sunday school choir, oldest person, handsomest baby under two, oldest old-time song, oldest fiddler, spinning wheel contests, most ancient farming implement, best preacher of pioneer days, and other awards with cash prizes ranging from 20 to 1000 dollars.
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Presen
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Geteders Cece
Young Lay
Death of minister Henry L Dickerson in Louisville
The Rev Henry L Dickerson an aged Presbyterian minister formerly of Indianapolis died in Louisville Ky at his daughter Mrs Culver s home He was born in 1857 educated at Wabash College and Lane Seminary He retired from active ministry in 1958 The funeral will be held Wednesday morning at 1 30 White Lick Cemetery Danville
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Jefferson County
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Bigamy Charge for Woman Rocks Aurora and Cincinnati
A Indiana woman, Mrs. Moran of Aurora, is accused of bigamy after authorities say she married a Cincinnati man while still married to another husband in Indiana. Thomas Connors, her first husband, obtained a warrant for her arrest. Ed Lavender, living with them in the same home, is also charged by Connors who claims Lavender was introduced as Moran’s brother. Wives and husbands confronted detectives as Moran was taken to jail, with allegations of mortgageed furniture and a diamond ring.
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Tate
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Walnut Hills
Everett Jones
Mié
Pallne
Back From Canal Zone Arrivals Mention Panama Ship
Among passengers arriving today on the Panama from Colon were Rear Admiral M D Endicott and Brig Gen P C Haines of the Joint Army canal commission. The Scrippe McRae Prone Association in New York notes the July 1 arrival.
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Scrippe-McRae Prone Association
New York
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Panama
Colon
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Gan
P. C. Haines
Jathmian Canal Commission
Lucy Lloyd Dies After Sister’s Death at Lincoln Asylum
Neh July 17 in Nebraska report. Lucy Lloyd killed her sister to prevent her from harming herself and then starved herself in the Lincoln asylum. She had been taken there weeks after the tragedy.
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Grunt
Lucy Lloyd
Lincoln
Uwe
Weeks Agu
Applications for liquor license in Marion County Indiana
Applications are filed for licenses to sell intoxicating and spirituous liquors in quantities less than five gallons at a time with on premise consumption. The business location is described as room numbered one north of a brick structure on English Avenue, in Span Woodlawn addition, in Center Township Indianapolis. The August term of the Marion County Board of D visions is noted for action.
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Ile
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Racedianapolis
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