Market Moves as Stocks Jump and Dip in Volatile Session
U S Steel and Southern Pacific showed mixed moves while Pacific and Amalgamated Copper rose. Union Pacific slipped to new lows before recovering slightly as traders debated short interest and market direction. London markets were uneven with mixed transactions as the day closed with general caution.
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Ass Ae
York
DE Wets
Thern- Pacific
Amalgamated Copper Ip
Nacional Ead
Consollioee
Bt Paul
Pacific
U. S .Steel
Daveb Field
Readelpink
Union Pacific Am Southerfie
Hoolsy
Barnard
Jally
Pacife
London
Atret Stixves
Southern Pacifie
Union Pacific
Cincinnati Live Stock Prices and Receipts Across Markets
Cincinnati July cattle and hog receipts mixed at low to steady levels with varied prices. Chicago and Pittsburgh markets show cattle and sheep quotations, with calves and veals noted. Buffalo region reports steady to higher prices on select lots. overall market activity appears uneven with multiple price bands and substantial totals across stock categories. Park Choral vowtety to baytauain the 11th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Mertppe-Monar Vresa Atnovistius
Lowy
Hutcher
Buffalo
perippa-McRine
White Tower
Yebaytauain
Livestock market report from Indianapolis steady to lower
The Indiana livestock market shows hog prices tilting downward over three days, with May hogs averaging lower than yesterday. Cattle remain steady to easy, demand centered on good to choice butcher stock, and sheep showing strength in better grades. Grading and commodity quotes for hogs, cattle, sheep, and grains are provided, with notes on market activity and closing tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolie
Chicago Produce Prices in July 31 Market Notes
Chicago Produce listing from July 31 shows Butter Extra and Fres Fresh premiums along with Parkers, fowls, and chickens. The brief note mentions Uexpringa Mile rowaters and dueke references, reflecting a fragmented OCR of market items and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Arrinoa-McRae Preas Association
TayEre
Tse Nouthry
Rowaters
Dueke
Reene
Blanka
Embezzler Mahoney Arrested in Portland Case
Chicago real estate and investment broker J Mahoney, who fled the city in the 1880s, has been arrested in Portland Oregon on charges of embezzling 508. Detectives identified him after a search of eight years. He was found to be a successful Seattle cable broker and has been confined in a private sanitarium. A physician committee's report will influence further legal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippa-McHar Press
Accoctation
Chicago
R. J. Mahonay
Rheem
Portland
Ore
Mahoney
Webb
Chicago Grain Market Faces Mixed Week Ahead
A volatile session on the Chicago board of trade ended with fractional gains across most futures. July wheat rose modestly while corn and oats showed smaller advances and some contracts traded unevenly. Provisions and Liverpool prices also moved, with mixed receipts across wheat and corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Ibaqash
Doe
Liverpool
Sohaez
Desperate Double Tragedy After Threatened Divorce
Samuel Demant of Trion Ind kills his wife by a bulldog revolver shot and fatally wounds himself after threatening to kill her two weeks earlier. A neighbor woman witnesses the act as the murderer dies by his own hand on an embankment. The dead woman had previously sought damages in Parker City over a gas explosion death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trion Pty Ind
Bamuel Demant
Demane
Parker City
Nemont
Sylvia
Italy to Build a New Superior Warship Says Cunberts
Col Cunberts, noted Italian navy designer, outlines a proposed battleship far surpassing the Dreadnought. He describes a vessel with eight 15-inch guns and mixed firepower, capable of both broadside and turret firing, aiming to outgun and outlive the Dreadnought in future fleets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerlops-MeRas Drees Associatum
London
Col Cunberts
Enies
Janes
Leni
Tally
Amy Brent
Col. Cumiberti
Inch Buns
Bitherta
Burglary Strips Greenfield Post Office of Stamps and Cash
Robbers broke into the post office at Greenfield last night around 1 o clock, ripping heavy doors with torn iron fittings. About 100 stamps and 1800 in cash were stolen while mail sacks were cut open and scattered. A horse and buggy owned by Alter Ross were taken and later recovered near Washington Court House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arrippeiinae P Association
R Greenfield
Thin Place
Alter
Ross Wan
Washington Court Home
Incorporations From Latay elte and Cerre Haute Firms
The A. A. Metzger company of Latay elte shows capital stock 210 007 and wholesale liquors with directors Marion A. dicta rer Mary K. Metzger and Harry K. Metzger. The Fouts Hunter carriage manufacture company of Cerre Haute, Naa increases capital stock Sega nom Av.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Metzger Company
Latayelte
Marion A. Dictarer
Mary K. Metzger
Harry K. Metzger
Fouts & Hunter ‘Carriage Manutac- Tuf Ing. Copany
Cerre Haute
Naa
Sega Nom Av
Bankrupt declaration in Mabel H Chambers case
Court documents show Mabel H Chambers of Indianapolis filed for bankruptcy after a July 34, 1905 assignment for creditors. Griffiths Bros and Potter Hat Co claim debts. Strauss Millinery also in petition against Chambers who ran a Washington Street ten cent store undermined by discount rivals nationwide. A receiver may be appointed to marshal assets and proceed with bankruptcy adjudication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stereduera
Mabel H. Chambers
United States
Eireun
Peiionera
Grimtha Hro
Polter Hat Company
Strauss Millinery Company
Indianapala
Mabel Chambers
Hunt Ness
A Chambers & Co
Indianapolis
Griffiths Bros
Potter Hat Company
Strauss Millinery) Company
Citizens Savings
Thiannpolis
Chambers
Washington St
Ioiety
United Rates
Tno
Police Go to Mayor's Home After Break-In Fears
Neighbors reported Mayor Rewwalter’s home in Illinois lighted and unoccupied Monday night. Police investigated a possible break-in after discovering the residence appeared deserted and lights left on, with no immediate signs of entry.
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Rewwalter
Bookwalter
City Faces Challenge in $5,000 Track Elevation Plan
Fear and doubt surround the promise by Indiana polis Newcastle Toledo Interurban to fund part of track elevation work at Massachusettavave and E Teathsc. Company representatives met the Board of Public Works and City Engineer to secure permission for the caper provision of the plan. If the under tracks passage remains too low for large interurban cars, the company may cancel the $5,000 pledge and seek other options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Newcastle & Toledo
Massachusettavave
E. Teathsc
Te Company
Board of Pubic Works Office
oMce
Fragmented Allied Refugee Tale From Chicago Rail Stop
A disjointed insertion details a Russian refugee arriving with ten children, alleged by a rail official to have deserted his family, and a man claiming to be her son submitting affidavits to support a claim. The piece notes perjury and immigration questions surrounding the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MorippaeWeRae Press
Aeeccuune
Chicago
Tate
Cearte Pestin
Russia
Pennsylvania
New York
Wes Eay
Arif
Flames Threaten West Elkton Village Fire
A July 31 blaze swept West Elkton ten miles south of Earn destroying Harvey Farnshell general store blacksmith shop and Ben Store shoe store. Bucket brigades and chemical extinguishers fought the flames for hours but overall losses were not heavy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippe
Fairbanks Boom in Button Stage in South
A Birmingham, Alabama source claims a campaign push favors Charles W. Fairbanks in the South. He alleges southern delegates may go uninstructed to secure a solid vote for Fairbanks, Taft, Cortelyou, Roosevelt, or Shaw, and a cabinet share for the region.
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Washington
Jury A
Southern States
Charles W. Fairbanks
Birmingham
Ala
Indianapeli
South
Indiana
Alabama
Republican Rational Conventiona
Eel Warene
McKinley Men
Hin Atate
Taft
Fairbanke
Nadeiar
Corteliou
Theodore Ronstveit
Shaw
Cat
National Executive Committee
Fattbanks
Tach Audh
Directors Silent After Special Meeting Announcement
After a special meeting of the state agency company on Tuesday, officials said nothing could be made public. Officers denied rumors that directors were considering a request for a ray celver for the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ate Rectork
State Agency
Doming 1
Ray Celver
Lineman Injured In Fall From Tower Wagon
Charles Fo Miller a lineman for the Street Cat Company fell from a tower wagon at Washington and Hereing Street Tuesday suffering serious injuries to both ankles and a back sprain as bystanders attended him and authorities investigated the accident
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Charles Fo Miller
Street Cat Company
Washington
Suitcase Missing From Union Station Report
Worcester man Wheat reports a missing suitcase in Union Station. Police note the bag was checked in but later gone with unknown suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheat
Worcester
Mane
Union Station
City Record Brief Births and Deaths with Local Names
Births List includes Waller Bowman Ash Charley Gchwameyer and many others with addresses on Elm Street Capitol Avenue and Bidamark Avenue. Deaths note Elizabeth Netman and multiple elderly residents with ages and street addresses. Marriages and building permits also listed among urban civic notices.
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Waller
Orpha Bowman
Ash
Ave
Charley
Alice Gchwameyer
Memervanst Hess
Arthur
Ethel Taylor
Lawrence
Addie Dwyer
Bismarck
Bus Patrick
Bridget O'Parnell
Englisheave Xirk
Mere
Alice Stevens
Hey
Rthur
Nellie Hyatt
Cee
Katw Lohemann
Artmonteave
Cick
Innes
Nelle Haley
Capitol Ave. Bay
William E
Emma Draper
Hunters Demand Licenses For Squirrel Season
Open season for shooting squirrels begins Wednesday August 1 as authorities report abundant populations state wide. Most landowners require hunters to obtain a permit from the landowner before hunting on private property, with trespass penalties for presence without permission.
Burglars Fire At Citizen After Grocery Store Theft
Four men looted a grocery store on Cornett Avenue around 2 AM Tuesday. William F. Hardin shouted, one burglar fired a shot, cigars and candy were found on the sidewalk, a wagon sped away, and Bicyclemen Hall and Mullen searched the area without locating the culprits. The report notes Hardin’s residence on Cornett Avenue and the building’s second floor location.
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William F. Hardin
Cornelluve
Hardin
Huntin
Cornett Avé
Shich
Hall
Mullen
Woods Faces Embezzlement Accusation Twist in Indianapolis
Ed Woods, Indianapolis business owner tied to a former tempering firm, was arrested in Wanapoliz on charges of breaking faith with New York partners. The case centers on financing a company and a disputed stock arrangement over a secret formula. A sister narrator and NY visit shape the evolving defense as Woods returns to Indianapolis.
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ED Woods
Iran
N- Wanapoliz
New York
Charles J. Deitijhn
Nas
Woods
Indianapolis
le Anid
Accout
Gwadnet
Words
Hesivn
Woode
Trapeze Accident at Brookside Park Causes Fracture
Frank Colestalh suffered a fracture during a trapeze act at Brookside Park. A risky maneuver led to him swinging head downward, then falling and striking his chest. Bystanders rushed to help but the injury was described as a broken something by the rope snag during the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Colestalh
BE Draiar
Brookside Park
Seung
Gareer
QAR Service Case Hearing Reopens in Indiana
The Indiana Railroad Commission will reopen the hearing on the car service case Wednesday. Shippers allege freight rates were unfair as railroads were forced to accept reciprocal charges. About three hundred members of the Car Service Association are involved. the case concerns delays and car assignments impacting shippers statewide.
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Indiana Railroad Commission
Woman assignes business to savings company in county record
Mrs. Mabel H Chamners operates two Indianasports and Logansport stores under the firm name A Chambers Co. She asked county recorder to record a deed of assignment transferring her properties to the Citizens Savings and Trust company. The action follows a plan to consolidate active competition among stores of similar character.
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Mabel H. Chamners
Tno
A and Cent
Indiansports
Logansport
A A Chambers & Co
Tas
County Reconice
Nmce
Chintas Savings and Trepasit Company
Chareacter
Texas Traction Deal Nears Landmark Construction
In Fort Worth Texas July 31 a group including H Johnson of Cleveland and J Hansford of Toledo with local partners opens talks to close a four company traction accord. They plan to link a Stemilo Interurban to Mineral Wells, with an option expiring today. The deal could spawn a large firm investing millions in construction and equipment.
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Texas Traction
Serigpe-Heline Press
Agetcintisi
Fort Wortie
Texas
His¢y
H. dJohnson
Kelsey
Cleveland
J. 8
Hansford
Toledo
Conpolilajime Atreee
Stemilo
WII
Belmont Park Horseback Wager Results in 109 Miles Ride
New York approves a 10 percent stake after Edward J. Norton and Harry K. Wingut organize a wager. Wingut’s rider covers 109 miles in about 11 hours at Belmont Park, using several ponies of mixed breeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Edward J. Norton
Harry K. Wingut
The
Hacquet and Tennin Club
Belmont Park
Body of week old baby girl found under bridge
Knightstown Indiana July 21.The body of a week old baby girl was found under a bridge with a crushed skull. Investigators say the infant was murdered and promise arrests later.
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Knightstown
Ind
Here
Fire in Kentucky ITV Destroys Parker Stable Building
A fire at John R B Parker's Avery stable in Maysville Kentucky originated from an unknown cause and destroyed the building and its contents. The flames extended to nearby structures including McLain and Hempthey’s, with the opera house saved by quick efforts of men. Earlier a similar blaze had damaged the same stable, and public interest items were removed as books and volumes suffered heat and smoke damage. Estimated loss about 1000 dollars.
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Peer
Maysville
John RB. Parker
Avery
McLain
Outlaw Diets Targeted For Troop Send In Milwaukee
Milwaukee July 31 A formal request to Gov. Davidson urges troops to capture John F. Diets labeled an outlaw of Cameron Dam. The plea outlines the need for strict action and cites local law enforcement concerns amid unsettled conditions.
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Berippestomer Secre
Milwaukee
Wig
Davidson
John F. Diets
Cameron Dam
Razor Two Centuries Old Mystery Item Found
A fragmentary note describes a Razor aged about two hundred years found in Wand near Bucktowh. Das Veen presented by a Snend to J. Osler, a barker, 504 Buchanan Street.
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J. Osler
Barker
Buchanan St
Fitted Out Home Seeks $4878 From Evansville Woman
The Georgia Bunao n Furniture and Carpet Co of St Laura sues Mrs. James Gray of Evansville to recover 4878.24 for furniture carpets and bric a brac claimed under a contract to furnish and decorate her home. The suit alleges she refused to pay and asks judgment with interest and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Georgia-Bumaon Furniture and Carpet Company
St. Laura
Agit
United States
Sleuse
Cours Apalant
James Gray
Anker
New Gayety Theater Promises Grand Burlesque Opening
The New Gayety theater to open in August in the former Indiana building at the corner of B. Waaningvas and New Jersey street. Costly interior redesigns, a balcony and gallery, seating for over Lae, and opera boxes will make it one of the handsomest theaters in the area. Operated by Columbian Amusement company, it will feature top burlesque acts from Eastern shows with new European and American specialties. Edward Shayer, a noted eastern manager, will oversee. opening attractions to be announced.
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Shewter
B. Waaningvas
Jeraey-ste
Indiana
Inger
Columbian Amusement Company
Ndlan
Apods
Burternua
Gayety Theater
Iiuwatiors
For Rent- Rooms and Offices in City Listings
Multiple rental notices list furnished and unfurnished rooms, housekeeping suites, and offices. Locations include 406 Dulinots, 636 Adelaide, 740 Newton Claponts, 1312 Engtian Ave, 8 N Capitol, and 98 N Captain. Some entries specify no children and board options.
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Adelaide
Capitol
Anit Nigan
New Jersey
Gil Gaedern Comveniences
Indiaca
Shi No Lybedty
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Berippe-McHar Press Associatino
Western
Louis
Stoern
Bigeana
Sey Butchers
Ani
Fda
Lattives
Pittsburg
cripps-Meliwe I
Real Ausociation
Pitsbrurg
Cnithe
Jay Hight
Imne
Hight
Bologna
Easler
Hay—Steady
Timathy
Timothy
Yale Jaw
Tim Miby
West
Chicago Grain
Self
Italy
England
Greenfield
Creditora
J. A. Chambers & Co
Traction Company
Rubbla
West Elkton
Fairbanks
Saya
Elizabeth
Netman
Kare
Gardda Riess
E- Tentnrat
Asie Lie Thompson
Wiliams
Crawfordsville
Read
White River
Anna Zelf
Columbia-ave
Marlin
City Hospital
Mary S. Shaw
Ida M. Cole
Revatone-ave
Aeaiarn Stumph
Lena May Gebae
John Shields
Northwestern
Tongreng
Bennehofer
Delaware
Twenty-third
Church
Barthrar Palmer
Tuzedo
Teraif
Tonedo
Teraifth
Bullivan
Vance Paint’ Co
Norwood and
Bay-sre
Minnie
E. D. Woods
QAR
Kentucky
Wrenn Dane
Atyett
Theater
Tn Sae
Scrippe-Merlne Frese Anworatios
ST Louis
Jona
Valles Mines
Plantio
Bande Terre
Ugon
Lizzie Maore
John Mooré
Vales Mines
Joon
Cetta Beialey
Hotheh
Huntington& Page's
E. Smarket
Victor
N. Dalawarest
Acta
Hellstern
Newhone
Jwaeee
Tnotice
Brown
Herron
Als
Wirgal
Cabe CO
Meridian
Gos
Dnt Electric Satsiee Piaebeg
Ald
Malu
Imperial Brass Wlaning Co
M. Swayhr
Brandy Warters
Indiasaave
Chazi Pong
Illinoic-at
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