Market Opens Mixed On Rumors And Early Losses
An early trading session showed declines of around 1 percent in some shares while others held with strong buying at key points. Union Pacific jumped up to 3 times, with initial drops quickly absorbed by heavy orders. later, buying revived sentiment as Southern Pacific and Union Pacific led gains alongside St Paul and Hilttaues in a fluctuating market core.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
inpe-KeRan
Inftia
Wes
Union
Ad Vanicen
London
Southern Pacific
Union Parise
St. Paul
Live Stock Prices and Receipts Across Markets
Indianapolis reports July 3 hogs 1,500 cattle 300 sheep 300. Hog market active above Saturday’s figures, prices around 8.7 to 9.0 with late strength. cattle dull and weak with lower tendency. sheep and lambs steady. Chicago notes cattle receipts and price ranges. Pittsburgh lists cattle 3.50 to 7.00 for prime hogs and sheep receipts with varied values.
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Indianapolis
Owseb
Chicago
Prine Beeves
Pittsburg
Louis
ST. Louis
Neceipin
Tim
Bert
Texas
Cincinnati Live Star
Cincinnati
Cattice
Butcher Steera
Cylvan
Atesdy
Iginbe
Elevator Fire At Curtisville Strikes Wheat Crop
A Curtisville elevator burned early morning damaging wheat stock valued over ten thousand dollars. Fire officials report gold bushels and ten bushels lost. insurance coverage noted. George Woods linked to the site as the property owner. Local authorities continue investigation into the blaze.
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Sun
Lawood
Tnt
George T .Woods
Curtisville
Ve Milez North
Woman Aged Seventeen Deceived by Soldiers Rumor
A fragment recalls a woman aged seventeen who sought pensing help from soldiers, later married Mr Croneman, and claimed no regimental support. She heard men discuss Paris and an element, but could not find a confirming source as officers failed to provide aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Statennise
Crossiben
Croneman
Stone
Paris
Oman
Grain and Livestock Market Summary From Chicago and Buffalo
Chicago grain prices show choppy July wheat and higher corn amid 852 car receipts, with July oats near 83 1 2 cents. Buffalo receipts at 973 steer and hog volumes with prices varying. sheep and lambs steady to weak. New York pork and butter markets report firm to higher trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippa-McRae-Preas, Association
Chicago
Board of Trade
WGC
Wincer
Local Securities Trading Dull as Market Looks Dead
Local securities movement shows light attendance and few changes with prices slipping. Traction common climbs while bid prices lag, as bond listings and various banks and utilities appear with minor shifts amid a lifeless trading mood.
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Ibis
Letters Severe for Harry Thaw
New York July reports describe Mrs Thaw visiting her husband at the Tombs with detective Roger O Mara and lawyer Haertridge. The published correspondence by Mrs Hobnan mother of Mrs Thaw is seen as a setback for Thaw, while Mrs Melman appears to gain. The letters suggest the daughter joined Thaw against her mother’s wishes, with the mother opposing any association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berippa-McNar
New York
Harry Trae
Roger
O'Mara
Pillsburs
the Tombs Prison
Mra Thaw
Haertridge
Hobnan
Thaw
Gourdain At The Prison
Louis A. Gourdain, serving four and a half years for swindling, was ignored by guards when he entered Joliet prison yesterday for a chapel service. He joined the singing, accepted a handshake from the chaplain, and expressed sorrow at missing the regular prison gathering.
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Scrippe-McRae
Chicago
Louis A. Gourdain
Guiloriss
Jollet Urisin
Yrstertay
Gourdain
Tragedy at Canton Recalls Shooting Scandal and Suicide
Ravenna July reports a Canton tragedy where Mevippa SteRae Preas Ansociation Ridout wife of Dr Ridout killed herself by hanging in her home. The event links to a past Canton sensational case involving Mrs George Saxton, sister of Mrs McKinley. Family blame drinks. body moved to Benckton for burial with Rev J C Ridout officiating.
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Mevippa-SteRae Preas
Ravenna
Ridout
Sra
Ann& George
Canton
George Saxton
McKinley
Ridour
Howard George
Pittsburg
Reas
Benckton N
J.C. Ridout
Tragedy at Canton seizing Saxton murder case trial
Canton July 23 reporters note the trial of A Ridout for the killing of George Saxton brother in law of late President McKinty. The case drew attention as Mrs Annie George, Saxton’s former sister in law, faced divorce from her South Dakota departure and return amid rumors. A sensational trial in spring follows with public sympathy leaning toward Mrs George and hints of a failed lecture tour afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saxton
Americans Appointed Scrippes McRae Press Association
July B Henry Cachard and associates named to leadership roles at the Scrippes McRae Press Association in a midyear appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippes McRae Press Association
Mrs Thaws Witness Rivalry Over Evelyn Nestle Aid
Rosa Marston an artist model and Evelyn Nen Dik were presenting for New York artists. After posing they walked the street where Thaw and White were rivals for Evelyn Nesters favors, and Miss Marston stood as her confidant.
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Rosa Marston
Evelyn Nen
Dik
New York
Thay and
White
Evelyn Nesters Favor
Miss Marston
Man Found Guilty In Craps Case At Local Court
John Banks, colored, was found guilty by Judge Fremont Alford after a trial in criminal court. He received a fine and a sentence to the workhouse for one day. Patrolman Moarhy testified about dice games at Banks Place and Banks attempted a nonjury plea, insisting on leaving the case to the judge.
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Moarhy
John Banks
W. Nortivst
Banks
Fremont Alford
Monshy
Balke
Tolim
Nme
Tio
Wes Heller
Nave
Banker
Grand Seq
Veniremen
Gunty
Otter
Robert Métgger
Alford
Mat
Man Injured by Big Four Engine In Weat-st Canal Collision
Nelaan Watson, a deaf mute, was run down by a Big Four locomotive near Weat-st canal shortly after noon. He sustained a dislocated hip and a fractured arm and was taken to the City Hospital. The locomotive was reported to be the cause of the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelaan Watson
Weat-st
Oon
Montsy
Hotphal
Incorprations list includes Fortville Bank and others
A draft list from the secretary of state shows several incorporation attempts and capital stock figures. Fortville State Bank of Fortville is planned with 75.00 capital stock. directors include W. Denayy James M. Cook and others. Bloomington Bedford Stone Co and Highland Social Club appear with varied capital stock and named directors. Other entries include Indianapol Excelator Machinery Co, Citizens Loan Co, Middlebury Improvement Association, and Elkhart Driving Club with capital changes and officer names.
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Wlaté
Fortville State Bank
Fortviile
Capital
W. Denayy
James M. Cook
Jesse P. Conk
Emereun F Cohen
James W . Tengo
Indiavapells
Excelator Machinery J Company
Capital Stock Ham
Henrz Rosenberg
Emma Robeenarg
Charlie Herferich
Lisair Herderter
G. M. Leach
G Brown
A. E. ‘Caldwell
Marton
Middlebury Improvement Associaon
Benjamin F. Trever
Moses A. [Farver
Ellsworth Varas
Joseph D. Mather
Elkhart Driving Club
Community events and club notices for the week
The Central Labor union meets Monday night at Later Cniom hall. The Good Will singers entertain Sunday afternoon at El Joseph's hall. The Ladies Aid Society of the Dright Wood St. E. church hosts a lawn fete Monday night on Stationst. Central Prohibition will meet Monday night at the Alabama and New Yorks sts hall. Maj. Robert Anderson Relief Corps and a post picnic at Brookside park Thursday afternoon and evening. Tribe of Ben Hur open meeting Thursday night at their nest. Hoosier Circle of the Protected Home Circle hosts a lawn fete Thursday night at Mrs. George V. Bedell’s home 42 Melloweave. Lawn fete postponed due to rain. rescheduled next Tuesday. Fireworks and amusements for Holy Angels church lawn fete at Northwestern and Twenty-eighth next Tuesday and Wednesday. Rev Me Walker missionary from China speaks Wednesday evening at 7:45 to Brightwood Epworth league. brings curios. Fifth Ward Improvement Lab and residents meet Monday night 7:20 at New Yorkest and Beally-ave to discuss Uwoaso ave assessments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central -Labor Union
Cniom
Joseph's Hall
Ladies’ Aid Society
Dright- Wood St. E. Church
Central Prohibition Willace
Hall
Alabama
New York
Atrige Coutt
Ben Hur
Traubare
Holy Angles Church
Northwestern
Rey Me Walker
China
Brightwood Epworth League
Brightwood M. E
Fifth Ward Improvement Lab
New Yorkest
Beally-ave
Manaay
Uwoasoave
Justice Ricks Dies After Prolonged Illness
Springfield reports Justice J B Ricks of Clinota state supreme court died this morning at life home in Taylorville after a long battle with stomach cancer. He suffered weeks without nourishment and passed away peacefully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sertone McRee Frees
Arsoristian
Springfield
J.B. Ricks
Clinota State Supreme Court
Life
Taylorville
Sayee
Veteran railroad enginee r James Boyd dies at home
James SM Basd a Civil War veteran and long time Big Four railroad engineman died at his home on Sunday after a period of declining health. Born in Tre Town in October 1811 he served in Seventh Indiana volunteers and was wounded at Bull Run and Post Republic. Survived by Harrietta E. Griffa his wife and five of eight children he was active in Republican politics and a member of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Gordon Post 218 GAR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James SM Basd
Batewst
Mr. Boyd
Seaboard Air Line
Mrr
Boyd
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Bull Run
Indianapolis
Harrietta E. Griffa
Fias
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Gordon Post
GAR
Train collision near Charlotte claims multiple lives
A latent Hamley XC report states a freight and passenger train collided near Charlotte last night killing two white men and two Black men and injuring about 20 passengers. Engineers Lewis and Hith died on the passenger train. the wreck destroyed both trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippa-McRee Press
Charlotte
Hamley XC
Lewis
Hith
Wolo
Florida
Cruelty Charge After Buggy Incident Near Massachusetts Cave
William Campbell and a female companion were arrested Sunday night after a buggy ride near the Little depot on Massachusetts Cave. Campbell, accused of cruelty to animals, paid a $5 fine and costs in police court Monday. The girl, charged with loitering, did not drink and was discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Campbell
Massachusetts
Ugtle
Campbell
Monsay
Bolt From Cloud Kills Farm Hand in Barn
A dairy farm hand, John Kirkpatrick, was killed by a lightning strike in a barn on the A. M. Heckman dairy farm near Flackville during a violent electrical storm Monday morning. Coroner Tutewiler was notified and Deputy Fas McClore conducted the investigation.
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John Kirkpatrick
A. M. Heckman
Flackvijte
Heckman
Kirkpatrick
Mey Kirkpatrick Wee
Strick
Tutewiler
Teashas
Aod
McClore
Traders Close Orders In Unclear Chicago Notice
Brokers E Seohel and Co, founded in 1882, posted a vague board of trade notice on July 22 announcing all trades closed with no further statement provided. The note referenced ordered trades and a press associator in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippe-Mefine Press Associator
Chicago
E. Seohel & Co
Board of Trade
HS NERVE FATED GURL KILLED SELF
Brenneman says he does not know why they did it and wishes he were dead. A romance ended in double tragedy as Mayme Winnon and Jim Brenneman, lovers from the town, planned death together. They swallowed chloroform in a haymow after writing farewell notes while Mayme’s brother looked on. Officials report Brenneman’s prosecution not improbable.
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Brenneman
Scrippe-MeRar
van Wert
Coroge
Fleming
Wrim
Mayme Winnon
Oscar Brenneman
Sweet
Herve
Madreaa
Rome
Mayme
Jim
Sonn
Dranueman
Shawna
Panama Canal bond issue oversubscribed by large margin
The treasury announced this morning that the Panama Canal bond issue opened last week was oversubscribed nearly 45 million dollars beyond the initial amount. The remarkable demand reflects strong investor interest in canal financing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama Canal
Scrippa-3eRer Prean Association
Washington
Ireasury
Cabinet Company to Be Refinanced
Judge J. M. Leathers appoints Macron Trust receiver for Kares P McDougall & Son, makers of Gaon P McDougall & Son cabinets, after friendly creditors request readjustment. Reported profits suggest temporary technical troubles from rapid growth and insufficient capital, with debts maturing but solvable under new financing and management.
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J. M. Leathers
Macron Trust Serge Tans Teceiver
Kares P McDougall
Gaon P McDougall & Son
McDougall
Tele
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Chicago Grain
Vast Buffalo
East Buffalo
Local Securities
Amer
Central Life Tor. Co
American National Bank
Atlas Engine
IDL
Reit Railroad Commons
Brown-Roreham Iron Wis
Arteal National Bank
Central Trust Compa
Citizens’ Columbia
Honal Farmers’ Ytuet Co
Federal Union Surety Cis Home Brewing Co
E Ind
Reeves & Co., and Security Trust Co
Vinton National Hank Sain Traction
Ken Trust’ Company
N Camp. Hardware C
Vandalia Caalfo. Com
Broad Ripple
Citizens’ Street Railroad
Indiana Hotel Commons
Indiana Union Traction
Inc
Cal. & Routhear
Indianapolle & Barrernag
Indianapolis Gage
Grisfield
R. Bt
Ee Ind
Martinevile RT
Northern Traction
Trac
Indianapolis Water Co. Bs
New ‘Telephone
New Telephone Second
Union Traction of Indiana
Harry Thaw
Evelyn
Mrs
Anna George
Metzger
Danks
Ohr
West-st. and Canal
Justice Ricks
James M. Boyd
Bolt From Cloud
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Jobn Perrin
B. A. Scalotteader
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U. S
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