Wall-St. Stocks Open Irregular on July Trade
New York July 2 Stocks opened irregular with Southern Pacific Union Pacific and Atchison holding steady. Brooklyn Rapid Transit Reading and copper issues fluctuated. Great Northern preferred fell then recovered. St Paul dropped early. Large block purchases soon lent a firmer tone to General Electric Union Pacific St Paul and Southern Pacific. government bonds steady and other bonds quiet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Atchison
Brooklyn
Eledric
St. Paul
Southern
Chicago Prices Report From United Press
Chicago markets list butter creamery extra 25c eggs extras 19c cheese twins 12 4c young Americas Sigc live poultry turkeys 2c chickens Tiéc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United Press
Young Americas
Cattle Hogs and Sheep Receipts Steady to Higher in July
In St Louis market reports cattle receipts 1590 steady with beef steers around 7.36 per cwt and cows 3.15 to 6. TM hog receipts 2590 higher with pigs at 5.50 to 6.00 and butchers 5.90 to 6.95. Sheep receipts 409 steady natives 3.50 to 6.65 and lambs 4.10 to 7.15.
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At. Louis
Cincinnati market report cattle hogs and sheep prices
Cincinnati Ohio July 20 cattle receipts 169 steady with shippers paying 4.85 to 5.65 for extras and best quality. Hogs receipts 1 800 active with hog prices higher at 6.15 to 6.20 for good to choice and 6.06 for mixed packers. Sheep receipts 4637 strong with extras at 4.84 and lambs at 7.50 to 7.69.
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Cincinnati
Cattle and hog receipts report from Chicago market
Chicago report shows cattle receipts at 1.2 with no change, hog receipts around 9,000 higher. Classes ranged from light at 5.85 to 6.12, rough at 6.30 to 6.65, mixed at 5.70 to 6.10, and heavy at 5.70 to 5.15. Pigs traded 5.50 to 6.00. Sheep receipts about 4,000 unchanged.
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Chicago
Rushville
Connersville
Indianapolis
Elbyville
Greensburg
Shelbyville
Grain price list and stock figures from City Grain report
The notice details wheat, corn, oats, rye, timothy and clover prices by grade and delivery terms with through billing and notes on No 2 red, white, yellow, and mixed lots. It lists inspections results, car counts, and weekly outputs for July 1907 including stock in store figures for Wheat, Corn, Oats and Rye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saige
Hay
Snyder Pleads Guilty To Possession Of Seine
Lon Snyder near Cumberland pleaded guilty in Justice Helmes court to possessing a 100-foot seine. He was fined 41 dollars after fish commission officers Rose and Smock found the net in his possession following a search warrant sworn in Justice Holmes court a few weeks earlier.
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Lon Snyder
Cumberland
Helmes
Holmes
Rose
Live Stock Prices Move on Open as Indianapolis Auction Opens
Indian apolis July 2 hogs 5,500 cattle sheep lambs 100 receipts hogs top 6.20. Market opens higher with good to prime steers 900 to 1,100 pounds and up and feeding stock. Listings show quotes for cows bulls calves heifers and various weight ranges with prices per hundred pounds and for hay oats straw and miller rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Preacher Targets Anderson Officials In Sunday Talk
Rev. Thomas W. Grafton of the Central Christian church plans another Sunday evening address on the failure to enforce laws in Anderson Indiana. He promises to expose alleged misconduct in city affairs and hints Gov. Hanly may intervene as another police shake down approaches. Last week he displayed a beer bottle in church and was fined $25 for contempt of court. He intends to appeal.
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Anderson
Hanly
Grafton
Carriage Harnesses Offered in Various Styles and Prices
Local listing advertises a range of harnesses including Arnel carriage harnesses Buggy double harness and heavy express double harness with cheap pricing aimed at buyers seeking durable horse equipment.
Chicago Grain Market Downdraft Across Corn and Wheat
The Chicago grain market was under pressure with broad declines. July wheat and corn futures fell, with various contract months showing losses from 4 to over 9 cents or percent ranges, while oats and pork related values also shifted lower. No. 2 red winter and yellow corn grades closed mixed, reflecting cautious demand in a soft market.
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Chicago
City Births and Local Health Notices
City records show multiple births at addresses including Brookside avenues and city cases list morbid details such as morphine poisoning, typhoid fever, congestion of stomach and bowels, and other illnesses. Also recorded are marriages, building permits for a dwelling on Ewing street and a remodeled school building on W Sixteenth street with prices of 2520 and 2717 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mosteller
City Hospital
Robert Festrow
N. Germania Ave
Dora H. Werts
Sheldon St
William Gilmer
Marinda Palmer
Bright-st
Mary Myrtle Steckla
Reisner
Mary J. Green
N. Noble-st
John Warnes
Shelby-st
Friesie FE
Bartlett
Edward L. Kavanaugh
Albert R. Green
Minnie E. Osborn
Arch L. Denham
Myrtle M. Newton
Herry S. Simes
Elizabeth A. Ayers
Charles T. Brage
Orin D. Pearson
Clinton A. Hamilton
Sarah E. Edwards
Fairbanks Party Reaches Danvers After Auto Wreck
In Danvers Massachusetts two members of Vice President Fairbanks family arrived by train after their car wrecked near Fort Plain New York. Mrs Fairbanks and her daughter in law traveled east by rail while her sons Fred and Robert stayed to repair the machine. No injuries reported. The Fairbanks have leased the Pedrick farm for the summer.
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Fairbanks
Hard Polo Play Opens Polo Tournament
United Press reports from Chicago on July 20 that Onwentsia defeated Buffalo in the opening polo match at Onowentsia grounds. The senior championship series will feature Bryn Mawr of Philadelphia versus Ft. Riley of Kansas, with Lieut. Hennessey expected to shine and crowds lining the polo field.
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Chicago
Onowentsia Grounds
Onwentsia
Buffalo
Bryn Mawr
Philadelphia
Ft. Riley
Kas
Lieut. Hennessey
Yachts On Cruise Start For Mackinac Trophy Race
Eighteen of the lake's largest yachts begin the annual Chicago Yacht Club cruising race for the Mackinac trophy at 4 PM. Course runs from Chicago to Mackinac with last year's time 56 hours. Weather reports from government stations will be flashed to skippers during the voyage. Boats expected to reach Mackinac by Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Yacht Club
Mackinac
Millionaire's Row gains new Fifth Avenue home
United Prenas reports E. H. Hartiman has bought Herbert R. Bishop's former Fifth Avenue residence for about $700,000 and plans to build a mansion. Hartiman already owns a Fifth Avenue house but not in the exclusive millionaire district. the property lies a block south of Henry Clay Frick's planned residence.
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United Prenas
New York
E. H. Hartiman
Tas
Millionaires’ Row
Herbert R. Bishop
Fifth Ave
Harrison
Henry Co. Frick
Farmers National Bank of Boyertown Closed by Controller
Washington July 2 The controller of the currency announces Farmers National Bank of Boyertown Pa was closed today on examiner Channing Bingham's report showing insolvency J W Schofield named receiver Resources and liabilities on May 20 were 410445 68 each
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Washington
Comptroller of the Currency
Farmers’ National Bank of
Boyertown
Channing Bingham
J. W. Schofield
Lightning Kills Man When Struck By Gun In Storm
A storm forces Shirley Mitchell to shelter under a tree in Evansville Indiana. Lightning struck a gun in his hands causing an explosion that killed him. Police and witnesses report the incident occurred yesterday.
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United Press
Evansville
Ind
Shirley Mitchell
Social Notes Honor Various Guests and Trips
Mrs Horace Ferry returns from Dayton while Miss Emma Papking hosts friends in honor of the guest Mrs J Krunnholz of Salt Lake City. A Woman's Home Missionary society gathering is noted at 93 Woodlawn Ave hosted by Mrs J L F Steeg. Various visits span Bloomington Louisville Gosport and New York with trips to Niagara Washington Philadelphia and Jamestown. A Columbia club luncheon honors Mrs Morton Dunn of New York and a Dutch supper treats Miss Lynne Carnes of Atlanta. A card party and other entertainments occur with guests from San Francisco to Los Angeles and beyond.
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Emma Papking
J. Krunnholz
Salt Lake City
Columbia Club
Bert A. Boyd
Morton E. Dunn
New York
Edna Kelloff
Vincennes
Oscar Hamilton
Lillie King
Laura Hagedon
Hannah Noelke
Dillingham
Sponnie Sharpe
Mary Helen Reid
San Francisco
Florence Henry
Lynne Carnes
Atlanta
Ethel Thornberry
Fanny McIntosh
Ethel Yocum
Virginia Olin
Audrey Lewis
Helen Johnon
Harry B. McNeely E
Morton Dunn
Charles Wesley
E. R. Lamb
Charles Morgan
R. A. Boyd
Grace Holt
Edward van Camp
Los Angeles
Cal
Carriages and Wagons Offered at Sacrifice Prices
A dealer advertises a large stock of wagons and carriages including Brock Way, Stivers, Babcock, Anderson, Milburn, and Armleder lines. New York products praised as best on the market. Indiana and Ohio plants featured. Over 100 jobs represented, urging buyers to act for price and service. Three top farm wagons in stock, priced to move due to space needs.
Harness and wagon goods offer in Indianapolis
An Indianapolis ad proclaims a full vehicle sundry line including harnesses, greases, soaps, nets, whips, dusters, and painting. It markets Kelley Springfield tires, other guaranteed brands, and on the spot tire mounting. The shop promises low prices, a modern carriage and wagon repository, second hand buggies, and a large stock across from the State House.
For Rent Houses and Flats Escalating Listings
A dense OCR listing details multiple rental properties across Arsenal, Elder, Virginia and other avenues. It catalogs houses flats rooms offices along with numerous addresses, modern features and monthly prices, tied to Indiana Trust Co and Security Trust Co notices.
Dwellings and Stores Listed in Binkley Hartman Real Estate Guide
North and central city listings show a range of modern flats, stores, and dwellings with water paid options and multiple rooms. Properties detail addresses on N Delaware N New Jersey N Senate Ave Park Ave Ashland Ave and Garfield Place with prices, baths, and amenities. commercial spaces include store rooms and factories managed by Binkley Hartman Co real estate and insurance agents.
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Indiana Trust Company
Dwllb. North
Penn
Wal
Tacoma
S.eee
Alabama
Asn
Addison
Etoreroom
New Jersey
Oakland
New York
Columbia
Allegh'y
Muskingum Siig
Ashland
Oie
N. Bevile
Roach
Rear
Park
Reese
Sasso
Pern
Kenwood. m
Kenwood B & Air
Central
Byram
Detroit
E. Ohio
N. Capave
Park, B
Clifton
Liz E
Univ
S. State
Lowell
N. Ala
S. Elder
Peake
Findley
Daly
Hoyt
N. Capitol
W. Chesapeake
N. Cap
KE. Morris
Hall-place
Bates
N. J
Shelby
E. Ga
Jones
Lambrt
Randolph
Indiana Trust CO
Binkley-Hartman Co
Delaware-st
Main St
Illinois
Park-aye
Woodruff Place
Central-aye
Central-ave
Broadway
Delaware- St
Ashland-ave
Twenty-fourth
Vermont
Delaware
State Ave
Sturmenave
Bath
Sturm.ave
Senate Ave
Capitol Ave
Garfield Place
Park-ave
N. Jefferson
Bellefontaine St
N. Senate-ave
W. 32Nd
Oxford-st
Bradley-ave
Stnge House
Milburn
Cottage, Gas
Weesanens
Adams-st
Brightwood
E. Michigan
Atenleges
Ious
Soper Doom
Kinney
Bellefontaine
N. State Ave
New
College
Garfield Ave
Colo
Hellefontaine
Redland
Modern
Madison Ave
Southeaastern-ave
Wyoming
Maryland
Southeastern-ave
Lexington-ave
Ringgold
Summit
Suess
LeGrande Ave
Dickson St
Michigan
S. W. Cor
State and
Lexington Aves
Washington
Oriental St
Cottage
Bum
Georgia
S. Randolph
Prospect-st
Capitol-ava
Ghee Ee
S. E. Cor
Tuxedo
Buckyests
Velesen Wvecee
East-st
Dateeseee Aepecane
South-st
Ese
Benee Estense Eeenee
Kentcky- -Ave
B. W
Dolewarists
Richards Family Reunion Held For Officer’s Kin
A Richards family reunion will take place Sunday at Patrolman David Richards home at 4204 BE Washington Street. David Richards is the Indianapolis force’s oldest serving officer. Attendees include Charles H. Richards and wife of Peoria Illinois and William T. Richards of Anderson Indiana. Both are brothers of the officer. William is Madison County auditor and grand marshal of the Knights of Pythias state.
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Richards
David Richards
Washingtonst
Indianapolis
Charles H. Richards
Peoria
Ill
William T. Richards
Anderson
Ind
Madison County
Knights of Pythias
Boy Pearly Frazee Found Dead in Hamlin Area
Decomposed body of 15 year old Pearly Frazee found in woods near his parents home east of Hamlin Ohio. A bullet wound in the head and a nearby revolver indicate death by own action after he disappeared June 24 following a scolding by his father for not heeding enough corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M'Arthur
Pearly Frazee
Hamlin
State Judge Refuses Travel Expense Payment
John C. Billheimer denies paying £300 traveling costs cited by Judge Vinson Carter of the Marion superior court No. 3 as payable under the 1803 law. The Sun offers ten free words for a housework ad for three days.
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John C. Billheimer
Vinson Carter
Marion
Sell old traps in The Sun advertisement
Housecleaning time offers a ten word ad space in The Sun for old traps with three days at 16 cents.
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United Freas
St. Louis
City Grain
Snyder
Seine
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Miller
Hay-Timothy
Clover
Flay Anderson
Rev. Grafton
Gov. Hanly
Beech Grove
New York Central
Union Station
Beech Grove Improvement Co
John Wocher
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Indiana
Arnel
Chicago Grain
Howard
Mrs. Kendrick
Brookside Ave
Ludwig and
Margaret Knoll
Arthur and
Mary Lee
Charles H
Esther Blain
Jessie
Jennie Marshall
N. Davidson Sr
Henry and
Luella Hickman
Lafayette-st
L. A
Nellie Ritter
Albert
Edna Stevens
James and
Anna Sanders
S. Eastat
Warren and
Mary Wills
Spruce-st
Walter and
Lilly Hackler
Thomas and Mary Daily
College Ave
Sophia Veach
Ewing St
W. Sixteenth St
Danvers
Mass
Horace Ferry
Dayton, O
J. L. F. Steeg
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Woodlawn Ave
Bessie Bows
Louisville, Ky
Mrs
Marhall Blake
Gertrude Wiese
Gosport
Frank Noll
Sturm-ave
Noll
Myrtle Jacobs
M. E. Dwyer
Ernestine
Emma ,Arens
Niagara
Norfolk, Va
Jamestown
Otto Lefler
Vernon Griffith
Harry Bennett
Kokomo
Ed Foster
Columbus
Anna Lewis
Bloomington
Gertrude Theumler
Mrs. J. M. Rhoades
Edward de Groat
Milton Webster Durham
New Augusta
John N. Fauvre
Denver
West
J. M. Lees
Margaret Lees
W. M. Dulliger
Anna Brumner
Lima, O
Columbia Zoo
Gladys Cline
Edna Elizabeth Stout
Roy W. Thompson
D. F. Cline
Adam Stout
Albert Hale
Bertha
Jessie Stout
Irene Bowman
Hazel Whithire
Emma Kaminsky
Clara Strastman
Mamie Younker
Lola Starry
Marian Furnas
Eleanor
Dyer Lemon
Margaret Shuler
Fern Boyer
Birdie
Blanche van Dorah
Gertrude Huffington
Florence Cook
Grace Haynes
Lois Smith
Mary Scott
Delia Lenning
Dorothy
Dodo Paddock
Greenwood
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Babcock’s Vehicles
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Kelley Springfield
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Capitol
Hovuss
PIA I. Æ. CO
N. Arsenal-ave
S. Elder-ave
Oxford
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Virginia-ave
J. G. Flaherty
E. Market St
Talbott-ave
S. Meridar
N. Pennsylvania
Somerset
Ilinois
St. Clair-sts
Pasadena
Ath-sts
Palma
Senate-ave
la Verne
W. North-st
Binford
E. Market-st
Security Trust Co
Alabama St
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Merrill-st
Eeesees Reed
Park Ave
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Harris-ave
S. Capitol
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E. Market
Seeseneese
C. F. Sayles & Co. —Dwellings
Furnace
Winds
Southeastern Ave
S. Illinois
Dg Blend Aec
F. Sayles & Co
Cincinnati Trac
Indianapolis, Columbus & Southern Traction Company
Rene
Batty
Indianapolis Terminal
Ribbie’s Drug Store
Fountain Square
Southport
Whiteland
Franklin
Amity
Edinburg
Taylorsville
Ttge Gage
Sis
Cara Freight
A. A. Anderson
Boy
Terre Haute
Eastern Traction Company
Lebanon
Frankfort
Lafayette
Crawfordsville
Greenfield
Knightstown
Cambridge
City Richmond
Newcasils
Mooresville
Martinsville
Plainnciand
Danville
Crater Vee
Newcastle
Cambridge City
Richmond
Cartersburg
Clayton
Amo
Coatesville
Filmore
Greencastle
Dayton
Zanesville
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