Stocks Rise on Inflation Boost In Early Wall Street Trade
In New York June 2, inflationary pressures sent stocks to new highs in the first hour on Wall Street. Union Pacific led with a 2 percent gain to 50, St Paul up 2 points, Reading Northern Pacific Great Northern and Southern Pacific each up one. Copper shares lagged but rose about one point with the market. Reading +2, St Paul +2.54, Northern Pacific up to 134. Missouri Pacific and Wabash also higher. Government bonds steady. American shares firm in London. wheat unchanged. cotton up 0 to 10 cents a bale.
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St. Paul
Reading
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Southern Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Wabash
London
Union Pacific
Vice President Fairbanks and Gov Hanly Return Home
The article reports that Vice-President Charles W. Fairbanks and Governor J. Frank Hanly, with their wives, have returned to Indiana. Fairbanks is in fine condition after presiding 33 hours in the U S Senate, while Hanly attended the Methodist general conference in Baltimore as a lay delegate and helped endorse temperance measures.
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Charles W. Fairbanks
J. Frank Hanly
Indiana
Fairbanks
United States Senate
Hanily
Baltimore
North Indiana
East Buffalo Live Stock Market Report
FAST BUFFALO N Y June 2 Cat tle receipts 2% head steady Prime steers 6 75 7 15 om er steers 5 50 6 75 cows 3 60 6 40 heifers 4 25 6 25 bulls 4 00 5 25.
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East Buffalo
Buffalo
N. Y
Omer
EOS
Buffalo Bill Wild West comes to Indianapolis with Jonny Baker
Buffalo Bill’s Wild West show stages June 15 in Indianapolis featuring Jonny Baker as a premier marksman and expert trick shooter. Devlin's Zouaves drill and wall scaling display. William Sweeney’s Cowboy Band performs on horseback. other acts include battle scenes broncho busting Indian war dances and cowboy sports.
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Devlin
Buffalo Bill
Indianapolis
Johnny Baker
Buffalo Bills Wild West
Monte Carlo
William Sweeney
Colored woman seeks one third of Morgan real estate
Ella McPheeters describes herself as an ignorant colored woman and sues in circuit court for a one third share in real estate held by Joseph R Morgan Harriet Dunning and Louis J Morgan There are two suits on file alleging defendants used fraudulent means to foreclose and gain possession Her husband Clark McPheeters borrowed 170 dollars and his wife’s lots were mortgaged to secure the towns She claims threats and promises of royal treatment coerced her into not opposing foreclosure and asks for her rightful share of the property
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Ella McPheeters
Joseph R. Morgan
Harriet Dunning
Louis J. Morgan
Clark McPheeters
McPheeters
Sanders Divorce Grants Household Division
Matilda Sanders won a divorce from Charles F. Sanders in circuit court and received possession of a large assortment of household treasures including pictures, feather beds, a piano, a sewing machine, the cow and half the chickens. The complaint accused Sanders of nagging, vile language, heavy drinking and violence, and noted he took eggs and butter money and forced his sons to work for nothing despite worth over $5,000.
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Matilda Sanders
Charles F. Sanders
City Grain Wheat and Corn Prices by Grade and Month
Grain prices shown for wheat and corn across multiple grades and months including No 2 red No 3 red No 4 red and No 2 white No 3 white No 4 white No 2 yellow No 3 yellow No 4 yellow No 2 mixed No 3 mixed No 4 mixed Increases and through billing figures indicate market quotation movements for June July and August and wagon data for corn. Pricing is provided in cents and fractions per bushel with variations by grade and month.
Hogs, cattle, and sheep prices show mixed movement in Indy market
Indianapolis June 2 receipts total 8,500 hogs 1,000 cattle 250 sheep with hogs and cattle steady to higher demand, sheep steady. hog sales around 5 cents lower than yesterday, averaging 40 76 to 60 top 70 cents. Cattle demand steady with active trading, bulls steady, calves unchanged. Sheep and lambs sold briskly at steady prices. spring lambs 6.50 down, clipped lambs 3.59 down, clipped sheep 4.50 down. Poultry market dull. eggs and butter steady to firm in region.
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Indianapolis
Chicago Live Stock Market Report June 2 at Union Stock Yards
Hogs receipts 12,005 down mixed values across categories with heavy and rough trades. bulk near 5.45 to 5.65, pigs 4.25 to 6.15, good to choice heavy 5.35 to 6.62. Cattle receipts 2,000, strong with beeves around 4.30 to 7.00 and stockers and feeders 2.30 to 6.%, western cattle listed. Sheep receipts 15,000 with lambs 16 to 25 cents lower. native and western lambs 4.20 to 6.50, yearlings around 4.00 to 6.50.
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Chicago
Union
Tae Nor
Pittsburg Live Stock Prices Report
Pittsburg pa June 2 cattle receipts light and steady with calves heifers and cows priced around 16 to 6.15 hogs receipts ten loads steady with heavy and medium hogs at 5.90 yorkers and pigs around 5.00 to 5.20 sheep and lambs receipts light steady with prices near 4.60 to 4.6.
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Pittsburg
Reigh
Marshall Will Sound Keynote At Richmond
In Richmond Indiana on June 2 prominent Indiana Democrats gathered as Thomas R Marshall nominee for governor prepared to deliver the keynote address that would shape the state campaign. A banquet crowd over 500 was expected with Mrs Marshall accompanying her husband. Speakers included Burt New J F Cox Robert J Aley Marion Bailey Walter J Lotz John Isenbarger M B Lairs Patrick J Kelleher Frank J Hall FE W Felt all addressing democracy and the tariff, finances, and the party’s platform with emphasis on a strenuous democracy and the full dinner pail themes.
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Marshall
Burt New
Supreme Court
Patrick J. Kelleher
State Statistician
Frank J. Hall
FE. W. Felt
Ex Senator Jones Dies Sudden in Washington
James K. Jones 69 of Arkansas, former U S senator and Democratic leader, died suddenly at his home in Washington evening after heart failure. He had just returned from Arkansas visit. survived by widow and three children. to be buried in Washington.
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Washington
Jamesk. Jones
Arkansas
United States
Wsit
Senate
W. J. Bryan
Bryan
Jones
City Record Listings of Marriages and Deaths
Marriage pairs list includes Holtman Burtz White Griner Culley McCambridge Brenner Remus Okey Wit Gearns Walters Seele Whitlock Good Stuertz Berton Jones Watkins Chubb and others. Deaths note causes such as pernicious anemia acute gastritis pulmonary tuberculosis mitral insufficiency cancer of uterus cirrhosis lagrippe congenital heart defects dilatation of heart acute mania pulmonary tuberculosis.
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John W. and
Ida Holtman
Buchanan Street
Michael and
Mary Burtz
E. Georgia Street
John and
Hazel White
Olive Street
Susie Griner
Douglas Street
George and
Ruth Culley
E. Merrill Street
William and
Mary McCambridge
S. Alabama Street
Mary Brenner
Spruce Street
Remus and
Sarah Okey
Harlan Street
Katharine Wit
Katharine Gearns
Prospect Street
Nellie Walters
Concord Street
Louis and
Bertha Seele
St. Paul Street
Thesand da Whitlock
Legrande Avenue
Ella Good
Brook Avenue
Frederick and
Anna Stuertz
W. Ray Street
Berton
Pearl Jones
N. Sherman Drive
Charles and
Laura Watkins
N. Senate Avenue
Vivian and
Bertha Chubb
Pari Avenue
Katherine Chance
Colorado Avenue
Thomas H. McKearn
Cornell Avenue
Laura Bowers
City Hospital
Rachael
Starbuck
Boone Street
Emory A. Moss
Mary Bullock
Roanoke Street
Margaret Crottrup
Laurel Street
Charlotte Metcalf
Seventeenth Street
Rhea O'Blenls
Nancy Hopkins Richardson
Ashland Avenue
Thos. P. Ivory
Abbott Street
Solomon Morrie
Nebraska Street
Grain market report from Toledo June update
Toledo grain prices show wheat cash and June at 96 1/2 cents, July at 91 5/8, September at 89 cents with similar patterns for corn futures including July and September at 69 1/2 cents and December at 57 1/2 cents. Cash oats and other grains noted with July and September bids and notable price spreads.
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Yesterda
W. Thomson
Jane Tuly
Route to Denver Includes a Trip to Bryan's Farm
The Indiana Democratic club plans a special train to Denver departing Indianapolis Saturday July 4 at 3 p m via the Big Four to Chicago arriving 8 40 p m The Denver leg goes via Rock Island leaving Chicago 10 32 p m passing Des Moines July 5 8 45 am Omaha 1 10 pm and Lincoln 3 15 pm A layover till 12 50 am to visit Mr Bryan at Fairview The train reaches Denver Monday afternoon 2 15 pm The Bevan home two miles from Lincoln is accessible by Lincoln traction cars Plenty of cars are provided The route chosen is deemed best to ensure safety and comfort The train will include baggage car one coach drawing room Pullman sleepers and dining car Interested Democrats should contact Oren G Hack Robert E Springsteen or C C Clark at No 1 E Washington St.
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Hack
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C. C. Clark
Washington Street
Pastor Worries To Death After Murdering Wife
In Grafton West Virginia on June 2, reports say Rev. S. A. Coffman died in the jail after a May 18 killing of his wife during a temporary insanity fit.
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A. Coffman
Death of General Buller Ends Boer War Era Icon
Gen Sir Redvers Buller who led the British army in South Africa during the Boer war died this morning in London. Known for valor and media fame, he fought in Soudan and Egypt and earned the Victoria Cross in the Zulu war. Survived by Lady Buller and five children. Flo supported charity.
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Indictment publicity aids fugitive Kackley in evading justice
The Indianapolis News published the indictment against Thomas R. Kackley before a capias or warrant. Aliases say the premature disclosure let Kackley stay abroad and avoid truth about a boiler contract bribery case. Readers blame the paper for aiding his concealment and hindering pursuit.
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California
Ivdianapolis
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Grand Jury
Indianapolis
Santa Barbara
Waterford Awaiting Clemency for Panama Work Plan
Bert Waterford of Indianapolis, jailed for complicity in February jewelry store robbery, seeks pardon to go to Panama for construction work. His mother Alice Waterford, 616 North Liberty, urged Governor Hanly to grant executive clemency following her Tuesday appeal.
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Fashion Plate
Indianapolis
Criminal Court
Carl L. Rost
Panama
Gov. Hanly
Alice Waterford
Liberty Street
English Visitor Pays For Auto Speeding
Arthur Thomas from London England was fined 1 and costs in police court on Tuesday for violating the speed law. He was visiting Indianapolis friends and was seen driving 30 miles an hour on Northwestern avenue between Twenty ninth and Thirtieth streets. Officer Gibney reported the rate and after paying his fine he spoke with Capt. Asche about England.
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Young Thomas
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Sunday School Meet Draws Large Field of Young Athletes
A big list of boys from local Sunday schools entered the meet Saturday. Entries closed Monday night. Physical Director Jones of the Y M C A says new records may be set. Each event is well filled with anticipated stirring competition.
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Jones
Canal to THIRTIETH STREET improvements plan
Improvement plans describe HIZALITHIC pavement on six inch gravel concrete, brick gutters, and brick drains for THIRTIETH STREET from Canal to west property line of BOLEY AVENTER. Water, gas, sewer connections extended to curb line. Board of Public Works sets June 17 1908 for remonstrances and hearing on costs versus benefits.
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Majestic
Indianapolis
Ind
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Wilkins Street
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Elliot Skee
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