Wall Street Stocks Irregular at Open Despite Gains in Some Rails
United Press reports New York stock market opened irregular with narrow changes. Reading Union Pacific and Steel preferred rose while Northern Pacific Atchison Great Northern preferred and Canadian Pacific fell. Amalgamated rallied after an early drop as Toronto and London trading influenced early activity.
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New York
Reading
Union Pacific
Steel
Northern Pacific
Atchison
Great Northern
Canadian Pacific
St. Paul and Car Foundry
Amalgamated
New York Central
Erie
London
Southern Pacific
Henry H. Rogers
City Grain Prices and Inspections Report
Grain market notes list Wheat prices for No 2 red and No 4 red with bids in cents per bushel and July August September terms. Corn prices show No 2 white through No 4 yellow with through billing figures, plus mixed varieties. Oats and Hay quotes included with timothy values. Inspections record multiple car counts by grade for Wheat Corn and Hay with totals and rejections.
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Hay
Timothy
Clover
North Carolina Rail Rate Battle Ends in State Victory
Governor Glenn pleased as agreement halts clash with Southern Railway and Atlantic Coast Line. Rate set to take effect August 8 once tariffs are ready. Parties pledge orderly court actions and to end pending cases, with Glenn touting states rights and populace resolve.
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Glenn
Gnvernor
United States
North Carolina
Congress
Social notes of visits and weddings across Indiana towns
A long list of society notices from Indiana locals describes visits by Mies Mieses and Misses to relatives in Osgood Tipton Indianapolis and Lafayette. Engagement announced between Miss Jessie Agnes Anderson and Mr Charles Lawrence Price with fall weddings planned. Multiple marriages celebrated including Miss Mary Louise Irwin and Mr John Bigelow and Miss Minnie Gray and Mr Ervin Hoover. Several couples and families plan trips and visits to New York Boston Cleveland Louisville Martinsville and other eastern cities with residence plans after autumn.
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Arthur Darling
Miss Oma
New York
Boston
Jessie Agnes Anderson
William Anderson
Charles Lawrence Price
Virginia faces clash over railroad rate law injunction
United Press reports rising tension as Virginia officials and Federal Judge Pritchard clash over a railroad rate law. Pritchard suspends enforcement by injunction, Gov Swanson vows support for the railroad commission if defiance occurs, and Justice Department officials with Bonaparte and Sanford monitor the North Carolina settlement for implications.
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United Press
Washington
Department of Justice
Virginia
Pritchard
North Carolina
Old Dominion
Railroad Commission
Swanson
Sanford
Bonaparte
Lennox
Mase
Chicago Grain Prices Open Weak On July 4
Wheat opened weak with September at 93 1 4 cents and December near 96 1 2. Corn dipped to about 53 1 2 cents for September and 49 1 2 cents for December, oats eased around 39 1 2 cents. Provisions started slow and firm with September pork at 16.55, lard 9.25, ribs 8.77, and futures closes: wheat 92 4 cents, corn 53 1 2 cents, oats 39 3 4 cents.
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United Preas
Chicago
Market prices for dairy and poultry in Chicago
Chicago prices list shows Butter Creamery extra at 2414c per pound, Eggs extra at 1% across, Poultry including Turkeys 12c, Chickens 1 dozen, Ducks 8 9c, Geese 7 12c, Cheese Twins at 12 12c.
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Chicago
Chicago live stock market reports show mixed cattle hogs and sheep
Chicago July market summary reports cattle receipts 23 000 steady up to 10 cents higher prime prices around 7 50 medium stockers and feeders 2 0 to 4 90 cows and heifers 2 60 to 5 50 canners 1 85 Texans 4 to 5 40. Hogs receipts 33 000 up about 1 0 while l igh t prices range 6 15 to 6 57 percent. Sheep receipts 20 0 0 down 10 to 25 cents with native and western lambs and sheep trading in the 3 5 to 8 40 plus range.
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Chicago
Pittsburg Live Stock Cattle and Hogs Market Update
Pittsburg stock market reports cattle receipts at 175 loads with steady to higher prices for choice and prime cattle. Sheep supply at 15 loads shows lambs up 5 cents, prime wethers and mixed grades noted. Hogs receipts described with prime heavy around 6.40, mediums 6.65, heavy workers 6.70, light workers 6.75 and roughs 6.25 to 6.40.
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Pittsburg
United Press
Cincinnati cattle and hog market prices show gains
Cattle receipts reached 1600 with higher bids. Butcher steers ranged from 4.85 to 6.00 for extra quality, 4.95 to 5.73 for good to choice, and 3.25 to 4.80 for common to fair. Calves were 2 cents lower. Hogs receipts 2318 with higher values, good to choice 6.45 to 6.50, mixed packers 6.40 to 6.45. Sheep receipts 2800 strong with extra lambs at 7.40 to 7.50 and ewes higher at 4.55.
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Cincinnati
Donavan explains loan attempt for Royse before license talks
Indianapolis councilman John L. Donavon states he sought a $20 loan for fellow councilman Harry Royse before any saloon license ordinance was proposed. Donavon says Royse’s wife was ill in Martinsville and he offered to help by seeking a loan and endorsing Royse’s note, with Royse offering a mortgage as security if needed. He asserts his actions were to aid a friend and would repeat them under similar circumstances.
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Victor Jose
Capital City Brewing Company
Albert Lieber
Indianapolis Brewing Company
Lieber
Donavan
Harry Royse
Donavon
Royse
Martinsville
Ind
City Births and Deaths Include Donelson and Other Residents
City records list births from William and Sadie Donelson to Henry Hewitt and Chauncey Wallace, with several residents noted for health conditions from tuberculosis to rheumatism and cholera infantum. Also dated entries show multiple family pairs, and building permits for homes on Central, Drake, and other streets with values ranging from 1,167.50 to 2,700.
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William
Sadie Donelson
Donovan-st
Theodore and
Hattie Middaugh
S. Dearborn
Frank
Anna Godine
Meridian-st
Daniel and Mary Sullivan
S. Westst
Handsome Military Men Must Go to Work
Gloom grips Washington as several military darlings of state social events are recalled to duty. Lieut. Ulysses S. Grant III and Capt. Fitzhugh Lee are among officers drafted into active service due to the need for trained leaders.
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Washington, D. C
White House
Ulysses S. Grant III
Fitzhugh Lee
Police Raid Roadhouse Dance Ended Quietly At Oakley Club
Police, with ten officers, raided the Oakley roadhouse near West Indianapolis at 10 PM, arresting Chris Zimmerman for operating without a license. Bert Marely ran drinks as patrons fled, while Zimmerman claimed to be merely a flunky. his wife had died by suicide weeks earlier following a quarrel.
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Chris Zimmerman
Oakley Club
Oklaho
Zimmerman
Bert Marely
Ohio Governor Endorses Taft Only One Favorite Son
Gov Harris told Susquehanna News in Columbus that he favors Secretary Taft for president, but he is not opposed to Senator Foraker's re election. He said the endorsement would not bind him and he has not decided on running again himself. He noted Fairbanks is liked but Ohio cannot have two favorite sons and doubted Foraker’s influence over Warren G Harding as his successor.
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Senator Foraker
Gov
Harris
Taft
Ohio
Gov. Harris
Fairbanks
Warren G. Harding
Foraker
Johnston Named Pettus Successor in Alabama
In Birmingham former Gov. Joseph F Johnston is chosen to succeed the late Senator E W Pettus. At the state primaries last year J H Bankhead got the top alt senate vote and takes the first vacancy from Senator Morgan’s death. Johnston will be elected by the legislature in joint session next week to fill Pettus’ second vacancy.
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Birmingham
Ala
E. W. Pettus
Hot Spring
N. C
Joseph F. Johnston
J. H. Bankhead
Morgan
Johnston
Pettus
Indictment of Infringement Filed by American Steel and Wire
Two complaints filed in federal court by American Steel and Wire of New Jersey accuse Crawfordsville Wire and Nail Co. of infringing patented woven wire fence and fence machines. The suit seeks injunctions, an accounting of profits, and destruction of infringing materials already on hand.
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American Steel and Wire Company
New Jersey
Crawfordsville Wire and Nail Company
Black Hand Suspected in New York Fire Killings
From New York today a tenement blaze at 222 Christfest Street killed 19 and injured about 30. Police and fire crews struggled as flames trapped residents. witnesses linked the fire to the Black Hand. Coney Island fire at Steeplechase Park caused heavy losses, with George C. Tilyou receiving threats. Two men missing.
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Coney Island
George C. Tilyou
Steeplechase Park
Long Beach Hotel Fire Ravages L I Coast
A Long Beach New York area blaze destroyed the Long Beach hotel and two cottages with 60 guests asleep inside. Two men and two women were injured as dynamite aided efforts to halt the flames. Senators McCarren Reynolds and former Judge Dittenhofer helped rescue guests amid smoke and falling debris.
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New York
Long Beach
L. I
Far Rockaway
Rockville Center
McCarren
Reynolds
Dittenhofer
May Indict Magills in Murder Case
A special grand jury was impaneled to investigate murder charges against Fred H. Magill and his wife. Seventy four witnesses were suspended, and an indictment was expected by tomorrow evening. The couple, who returned from California, deny any wrongdoing in the death of Magill's first wife.
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Magills
United Press
Clinton
Fred H. Magill
Magill
California
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Flower Mission Hospital
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Asa C. Oglesby
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George Roth
Margrete Plake
Elmer C. Buraniam
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Drexel Ave
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Republican State Central Committee
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