Wall Street Gains Amid Bull Talk After Aldrich Vreeland Move
New York June 1 strong morning tone as dealers shifted from sellers to buyers for active issues. Aldrich Vreeland currency bill viewed as market stimulus. Union Pacific seen active by I Wormser Jr. Reading bought by W E Lauer Co Moore & Schlei and Rockefeller houses bid St Paul. Leaders like St Paul Union Pacific Reading Northern Pacific rose about two points. Industrials advanced with Sterling rising. Government bonds steady. Amalgamated Copper reports year end April 30 net income 6,680,557 with surplus 5,335,461. total surplus 12,008,824. Directors elected include Thayer Ryan Gushnell replacing Stillwell Church Judson. Cotton off slightly. wheat up.
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I. Wormser, Jr
Union Pacific
W. E. Lauer & Co
Moore & Schlei
Reading
Rockefeller Houses
St. Paul
Northern Pacific
Amalgamated Copper Company
Jersey City
Benjamin B. Thayer
John D. Ryan
John Gushnell
James Stillwell
George H. Church
J. Y. Judson
Stillman
Preacher Criticizes Enemies After Bishop Bid Rebuff
New York June 1 Rev Charles Goodell, refused a bishopric at the Baltimore M E general conference after a divorce scandal story, urged Calvary church to shun conceited hatred. He warned that hatred and death have no place in God’s plan and righteousness will prevail. He said God delivers nations and individuals from enemies.
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New York
Charles ¥. Goodell
M. E. General Conference
Baltimore
Calvary Church
Israel
Dr. Goodell
Two Are Strangled to Death in House
Paris police seek the murderer of Adolphe Steinheil, an artist, and his mother in law found strangled yesterday in his residence. The house was ransacked of valuables as investigators pursue clues.
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Paris
Adolphe Steinheil
Heart's Gain Close 7 Votes On Hearst Recount
New York June 1 Justice Lambert allowed a gain of seven votes for William Randolph Hearst after recounting ballot boxes in several district election divisions. Boxes opened and counted under Justice Amend supervision. no reopening ordered. Hearst had reached ninety votes by noon today.
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New York
William Randolph Hearst
Lambert
Academy
Justice Amend
Justice Lambert
Hearst
Chicago Live Stock Prices at Union Stock Yards June 1
Hogs receipts 27,000 with prices up to 5.60 for bulk and 5.55 to 5.60 for workers. Cattle receipts 12,000 with Texas steers 4.65 to 5.70 and western steers 4.50 to 5.75. Sheep receipts 18,000 steady with natives 3.25 to 5.25 and western 3.60 to 5.20. yearlings 5.50 to 6.25. lambs natives 4.50 to 6.70 and western 4.50 to 6.79.
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Chicago
Union Stockyards
Reeves
Texas
Western
A. W. Thomson
Market Price List Items Include Fresh Produce
Readable list shows produce sold by the barrel, head, or bunch with varied prices. Items include tomatoes at 15 cents per pound, strawberries 20 cents a box, gooseberries 15 cents a box, cherries 15 cents a box, new potatoes 50 cents a peck, radishes four bunches for 5 cents, asparagus greens 5 cents a bunch, white 5 cents for two bunches, lettuce 10 cents a head, rhubarb three bunches for 5 cents, new onions 1 cent a bunch, cucumbers home grown 10 cents each, cabbage extra fine 5 or 10 cents a head, green beans 60 cents a peck, and new peas 60 to 75 cents a peck. Green corn available in a single barrel at 90 cents a dozen, wax beans out of stock.
Dispensary Interns Lose All Appointments In City
For the first time in the City Board of Health history there were not enough applicants to fill all interne positions at the city dispensary. Hospital spots filled, dispensary to hire two, likely A E Morgan and J J Gramling. E S Duncan was the sole contestant intent on joining the dispensary. Those heading to the City Hospital include Joseph Barry Arthur Simon Layman Dunning R A Butler Clarence Lucas and Thomas Sullivan.
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City Board of Health
A. E. Morgan
J. J. Gramling
E. S. Duncan
City Hospital
Joseph Barry
Arthur Simon
Layman Dunning
R. A. Butler
Clarence Lucas
Thomas Sullivan
The Wagon Market Prices Oats and Straw Items Listed
Market notes show corn and oats prices with figures for shelled oats straw and total price ranges. The listing includes corn id mentions and oats at 12.00 per unit and straw priced between 4.00 and 6.00, reflecting typical farm commodity quotes.
Mrs Gibson Returns From Abroad This Summer
Mrs Charles Dana Gibson, the original Gibson girl, has returned to this country for the summer, bringing her distinctive fashion portraiture and social presence back to the American scene.
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Charles Dana Gibson
Gibson Girl
Toledo Grain Market Report Reads Unclear
Fragmentary grain prices for wheat and corn from Toledo Ohio show mixed figures with several illegible terms and uncertain months. The readable items include cash and future prices for wheat and corn with several percent symbols and stray characters, all suggesting a disrupted OCR source.
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Toledo Grain
Toledo
Cattle and Hogs Higher at Indianapolis Market
Receipts total 3,000 hogs 369 cattle and 150 sheep with lower overall numbers versus a week and year ago. Hog demand fair, prices up about 10 cents from last week with sales 0.40 to 5.70. Cattle receipts small, local packers strong demand, fat stock 10-15 cents higher. bulls steady, calves up some. Sheep run average, market quiet, prices similar or lower than last week. spring lambs 5.50 to 5.75. Prices for steers, heifers, cows and calves listed across weight classes with varied gains and declines.
Ready for the Fight in Los Angeles Arena de Jeffries
Phil Brock and Freddie Welch arrive in perfect trim for the 25 round bout in the arena de Jeffries today. Brock weights in at 181 pounds and Welch at 132. Jeffries will referee the main event.
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Brock
Freddie Welch
Arena de Jeffries
Cleveland Lad
Welch
Jeffries
Cleveland Returns Home From Long Illness
Grover Cleveland arrived at his Princeton home from Lakewood last night and appeared to suffer no inconvenience. Reports say he has recovered from a serious illness and full health is confidently expected.
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Cleveland
Princeton
N. J
Grover Cleveland
Lakewood
Teacher Acquitted in Sapp Murder Case
Iola Kansas June 1 The jury acquitted Samuel Whitlow in the murder case of Mas Sapp The defense contended the girl killed herself The verdict declares Whitlow not guilty and ends the trial in court records
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Iola
Kas
Samuel Whitlow
Mas Sapp
Pittsburg Live Stock Market Report
Pittsburg Pa June 1 cattle receipts show steady prices with fat cattle around 6.90 to 7.00 for prime plates and better grades. Heifers and cows move at 5.00 to 6.50, with fresh cows and springers noted. Hog receipts indicate lighter weights at about 5.60 to 6.10, with mixed quality across lots.
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Pittsburg
Democrats Name Delegates From Marion County Primary
Marion county will name 115 delegates to the Democratic senatorial convention at Martinsville. The primary runs from 4 to 8 on Monday, with voting places announced. Putnam county has 15 delegates and Morgan 12, six or more candidates compete for the Marion delegation in an open, uncertain race.
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Marion County
Martinsville
Morgan
Putnam
Itarion
Fogarty
Doctors Assert Americans Are Degenerating
Chicago June 1 The first prescription of the American Medical association preparatory to its fifty ninth annual convention opened with warned doctors declaring America's drift toward degeneracy due to drug and alcohol use. Patent medicines condemned and even water tinctures warned against in excess.
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Chicago
American Medical Association
America
L. D. Mason
New York
American Society For the Study of
T. D. Crothers
Hartford
Principe di Udino Sets Record On Maiden Genoa Trip
New Lloyd Saubodo liner Principe di Udino arrived in New York on its maiden voyage from Genoa and Naples and shattered Mediterranean westward voyage records by seven hours, completing the trip in 11 days and 2 hours.
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New York
Lloyd- Saubodo
Principe di Udino
Genoa
Naples
Mediterranean
East Buffalo Live Stock Market Report
East Buffalo New York June 1 cattle receipts 2260 up five cents prime steers 6.75 to 7.15 other steers 5.50 to 6.15 cows 3.50 to 5.40 heifers 4.25 to 6.25 bulls 3.75 to 5.25 feeders 4.00 to 5.25 veals 5.00 to 6.15 sheep and lambs receipts 12400 steady lambs 5.25 to 6.15 yearlings 5.00 to 5.29 mixed sheep 2.75 to 5.00 hogs receipts 43660 15 to 20 cents higher Yorkers 5.75 to 5.90 sows 5.00 to 5.10 mixed 5.90 to 5.95 heavies 5.45 to 5.90 roughs 4.00 to 4.90.
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Lee
Rene Eenee
East Buffalo
N. Y
City Grain Prices and Grain Inspectors Report
Market report lists Wheat and Corn prices with through billing and car counts. Oats and Hay steady to easy with various through billing figures. Rye and mixed grains noted with through billing and car in counts.
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Une
Xo Issino
Busy Monday at County Auditor's Office as Licenses are Discussed
The county auditor's office was a busy place all day Monday with the county board of review organized. About 140 liquor license applicants conferred with commissioners while payments of around 200000 dollars to county claim holders and court fees were processed. Payday was the message for those who participated in the recent double primary election. Two liquor license applications were deferred on Capt. Ritter's suggestion. Lee H Geisendorff moved his business to the twelfth yard and will correct the ad. Frank Cantwell faces opposition amid claims of law violations by Capt. Ritter.
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County Board of Review
Capt. E. Ritter
Lee H. Geisendorff
Frank Cantwell
Capt. Ritter
Cantwell
City births and deaths record with multiple names
City records list births including Ves Worthington and Anna Asher at 817 Olive Street a girl. Rosenblum a boy. Wadsworth a girl. Dinning a girl. Luddson a boy. Lawin a girl. Anderson a girl. Crabb a girl. Collier a girl. Foster a boy. Fiscus a girl. Deaths include Amanda Morean, Helen Hartman, Pansy Hancock, Casper Hand, Margaret Allen, Mollie Corcoran, Series Scanlon, Eva Butler, Joseph Kistner, Flossa Shirley, Gertrude Engelking, George Childs, Alfred Mitchell, John Hickey with causes ranging from carcinoma to pneumonia and accidental railway injuries.
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Worthington
Anna Asher
Olive Street
Jonas and
Rebecca Rosenblum
Jefferson Avenue
Narcis and
Anna Wadsworth
Harrison Street
Alfred and
Mae Dinning
New York Street
Frank and
Lulu Luddson
Lexington Avenue
Charles and
Gladys Lawin
Oxford Street
Harry and
Mary Anderson
Elder Avenue
Oscar and
Eliza Crabb
Ralston
Anna Collier
Miley Avenue
Thomas and
Grace Foster
Seventeenth Street
Monte and
Zada Fiscus
Rural Street
Amanda M. Morean
Broadway
Helen May Hartman
State Avenue
Pansy Hancock
Casper Hand
Indiana Home Hospital
Margaret E. Allen
Harvey Street
Mollie E. Corcoran
Alabama
Scanlon
California Street
Eva Butler
E. Twenty-first Street
Joseph Kistner
Chestnut Street
Flossa A. Shirley
Holliday
Gertrude Blanche Engelking
Church Street
George Childs
New Jersey
Alfred Douglas Mitchell
West Street
John S. Hickey
Pine Street
Big Four Railroad
Two Boats Sink In Dense Fog After Collision
London June 1 The British steamship Queenswood and the steamship Loanda from Hamburg were towed into Dover harbor after a collision in dense fog in the channel. Both vessels were damaged but no further injuries were reported.
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London
Queenswood
Loanda
Hamburg
Dover Harbor
General Ordinance on Second Hand Dealers in Indianapolis 1908
The document details General Ordinance No 4 1908 establishing rules for second hand dealers in Indianapolis Indiana. It prescribes license application standards annual fee and required records including daily purchase logs and buyer details. It also sets limits on multiple stores penalties for violations and publication requirements. The ordinance is signed by City Clerk James McNulty with dates in May 1908.
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Common Council
Indianapolis
Indiana
Indianapolis Sun
State of Indianapolis
Marion County
City of
J. James McNulty
James Miulty
Comon Council
Indianapoli
Indianas Son
State of Indiana
R. James McNulty
Pies
James M’nulty
Ship collisions leave two vessels sinking near Dover
The Queenswood sank during the night after a collision with the Spanish steamship Boreno and was towed into Dover in a sinking condition. No lives were lost. The rammer of the Leanda remains unidentified.
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Nel
Queenswood
Boreno
Dover
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L. S. Ayres & Co
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Dock Prica
Los Angeles
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Italy
Chicago Grain
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Auditor's Office
Ves
U. S
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