Nervous opening as stocks edge higher in late morning
The market opened irregular with gains and losses about even. Readings show Reading up a point and St Paul bouncing after a drop to 124, with Union Pacific active and up to 131 1 2 as bonds remained largely unchanged and other issues fluctuated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
St. Paul
Atchison, Delaware and Hudson
Chicago
Northwestern
New York Central
Reading
Union Pacific
Market Prices for Wheat Corn Oats and Hay
Wheat and corn prices listed with grades and through billing notes. Inspections show multiple cars by grade and quality for wheat No 2 red through No 4 red. corn No 2 white through No 4 yellow. oats No 2 white through No 4 white. hay timothy and clover mixed with price ranges. Totals: wheat 3 cars, corn 60 cars, hay 2 cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hay
Timothy
Prairie
Louis Live Stock Market Report From St Louis
Louis live stock from St Louis June 4 shows cattle receipts at 6500 with steady prices. Beef steers around 34 to 34.25, stockers and feeders 3 to 5, cows and heifers 2.75 to 5.50. Hogs receipts 11500 down 5c with pigs 5.90 to 6.30 and packers 5.90 to 6.15. Natives 4000 to 6.45, lambs 4.75 to 7.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Texas
Chicago Market Prices for Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Scripps MecRae Press Association reports Chicago livestock prices with cattle ranges for prime beef and stockers, hog receipts at 15,000 and prices from $5.80 to $6.35 for various weights, and sheep and lamb values from $4.65 to $8.60. Texans noted at $4.10 and steady overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-MecRae Press Association
Chicago
Pork and dairy quotes from Scripps-McRae Prees association
New York June 4 Pork Meas 17.75 18.50 lard Western steam spot 39.10 9.2 Tallow City 6 64c country 64c Butter Creamery extra 24 25c state airy tules finest 24c qeees White fancy 19c western firsts Cheese Full cream 12c
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae
Chicago Produce Prices Report June 4
Butter Creamery extra 2c firsts 271 22c Eggs extra 16 44c Poultry turkeys 1c chickens 3c ducks 18c geese 5.00 7.00 per dozen Cheese Twins 1c young American 5c
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Serigpe-McRae Press Association
Cincinnati Live Stock Prices From June 4
Scripps-McRae Presa Association Cincinnati reports cattle receipts at 224 with strong demand. Butcher steers range $5.95 to $5.85 for good to choice, $4.50 to $6.50 for common to fair, extras up to $7.50. Hog receipts 2,500 steady, good to choice $6.25 to $6.27, mixed packers $6.20 to $6.25. Sheep receipts 1,860 strong, extras $5.30 to $5.40, lambs $5.00 to $9.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Presa Association
Cincinnati
Trail to capture junk dealers leads to arrests
Trail by wagon tracks through mud helped Bicyclemen Mullin and Stewart arrest Albert Tinkler and Sam Felman, two Jewish junk dealers, on receiving stolen goods charges. Earlier, two 10 year old boys were detained for selling items from a shed at 312 N Priest as neighbors watched junkmen buy the goods and a woman alerted police. The junk men admitted buying a trunk and clothing, while the boys allegedly sold a large amount of coal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mullin
Stewart
Albert Tinkler
Sam Felman
N. Priest
Pratt St
Broadway
Parkave
Not Guilty of Arson in Lindley Case
After a brief stay in the jury room, the jury in the state against William Lindley for arson returned Tuesday morning with a verdict of not guilty. Lindley faced charges of setting first a saloon to be operated at 212 Liberty Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lindley
Lindley
Liberty-st
Live Stock Prices From Indianapolis Market Report
Indianapolis stock market summary for June 4 shows hogs at 5 cents lower top $6.35, cattle strong, sheep and lambs steady. Receipts: hogs 13,000. cattle 1,700. sheep and lambs 300. Prices listed for steers, heifers, cows, bulls, calves, pigs, and various lamb classifications with ranges and weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Independent telephone delegates report growth and frictions
President James B. Hoge opened the International Independent Telephone association convention in Chicago announcing 500000 new telephones added to the independent system in the past year. Franchises were obtained in Boston San Francisco Milwaukee Denver Omaha Springfield Nashville and other towns as independents resist Bell monopoly pressure and state regulation while planning to expand to 12000000 phones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telephone Association
Boston
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Denver
Omaha
Springfield
Mass
Nashville
Tenn
Hoge
Central Union
Indiana
Bell
United States
Grain market slips as wheat leads losses in Chicago
Chicago June 4 Wheat opens with sharp dip as July sells at 96 4c and September at 98%c. Corn holds with July at 53 14c and September 53%c. Oats drop about 4 with July 49 48c and September 29 438c. Hog products ease with September pork 16.35 lard 9.22 ribs 8.85. Local receipts Wheat 27 cars corn 963 oats 211.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Woman on Trial for Killing Girl in Parkston Case
The Parkston murder trial centers on Mrs. Kaufmann accused of beating a girl to death. Prosecution cites alleged mistress cruelty and habit of abusing domestics. Defense may claim blood disorders and accidents explain injuries. Trial expected to be a landmark South Dakota case with bonds set at 25000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quinn
Hutchinson County
Kaufmann
Orr
George E.gan
Logan
W. J. Hooper
Bonesteel
Frank R. Aikens
Harry E
Mrs. Kaufmann
Judge Files Suit Against Auditor Over Travel Pay
Judge Joseph M. Shea of Seymour sues Indiana Auditor John C. Billheimer in Marion County to force payment of 875 for traveling expenses. Shea argues 1903 law authorizing $300 yearly travel costs remains in effect despite a 193% raise to 8500 salaries for circuit and superior judges. Hearing set for June 15 after Attorney General guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph M. Shea
Seymour
Marion County Superior Court
John C. Biliheimer
Shea
Jackson
Scott Counties
Brownstown
Scottsburg
Billheimer
Bernard Korbly
Vinson Carter
Corporations Reports Aid State Office System
The secretary of state notes that few reports have arrived from corporations but many are coming in. The Manufacturers’ Association is sending circulars with blank reports and lawyers seek them. Assistant Secretary Frank I. Grubbs says the law creates work yet will build a system to track all corporations and changes, with perhaps 15 000 entities in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of State
Manufacturers’ Association
Frank I. Grubbs
Department
Druids In Session In Indianapolis New Lodge Instituted Saturday Night
The Grand Grove of Druids of Indianapolis holds a two day session in East Maryland street hall. Officers report on welfare and reforms while membership stood at 1559 as of April 30 1907. A new grove Capriol Heights No 8 is to be instituted Saturday night at Stowers hall Clifton and Udell streets with Garfield Capital City and Maple teams to exemplify degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Grove of Druids of
Indiana
East
Maryland St
Grand Arch
Conrad Ruckelshaus
Order
Union League United Order of Druids
William Bonsteel
Caroline Ruckelshaus
Henry H. Bruenert
S. Hindman
Ways and Means
J. F. Henschen
Schel
August Geider
Frazee
Mrs. Hopkins
Capriol Heights Grove No
Stowers’ Hall
Clifton
Udellsts
R. J. Goss
Noble Arch
Wilson
A. S. Loucks
Garfield
Capital City
Maple
Noble Grand Arch
Indianapolis
D. G. Arch
L. Blakely
Charles G. N. Gelder
Indiianapolis
Martin Iron
Lafayette
Henry Dittmer
Anderson
Grand Herald
J. T. Henschen
Grand Sentinel
J. R. Smock
Cicero
J. H. White
S. D. Wright
Jacob Becker
Slump in Wheat as Patten Dumps Millions on Market
Wheat futures in Chicago slipped as James A. Patten dumped about 3,000,000 bushels, driving July to 6 cents and September and December to 97 and 93% cents respectively. The drop followed better crop reports and rising Northwest receipts, with Patten’s holdings nearing average cost and profits said to be in the millions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
James A. Patten
Patten
Ohio
Northwest
Where is Young Fish at Salina Depot
Stuyvesant Fish Jr but has not arrived to take a position at the Chicago Rock Island depot in Salina Kansas. He passed through Kansas City Saturday afternoon as letters arrive for him. Depot agents know nothing of his duties or arrival. Each place is being filled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippa-MecRae Preas Association
Salina
Kas
Stuyvesant Fish, Jr
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Kansas City
Fish
Picken Will Probated in Probate Court
The will of the late William Picken filed in probate court leaves nearly 3200 000 to the widow Aizena M. Picken and to William N. Picken, who share the estate equally. Bequests of 1000 to Agnes Picken and Ray Bunch are provided. William N. Picken is named executor of the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Picken
Agnes Picken
Ray Bunch
Aizena M. Picken
William N. Picken
KLINE GETS JOB AS CITY SANITARY INSPECTOR
Dr. Eugene Buehler, city sanitarian, announces Henry F. Kline a Democrat is appointed sanitary inspector. Kline has six years of experience in the role during the Thongs administration. Taggart
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Buehler
City Sanitarian
Henry F. Kline
Kline
Taggart
Ground broken for new city school at Thirty third and Pennsylvania
Contractors began work Tuesday morning on a new school building at the corner of Thirty third and Pennsylvania streets. Ordered by the School Board, it will be one of two new structures and is described as modern in every respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thirty-third and
Pennsylvania-sts
Goulds Dispute Over Carriages in Divorce Suit
New York June 4 claim arises that a Brougham and a Victoria given to the Actors Fund fair by Howard Gould are owned by his wife who seeks a divorce. She says the gifts are hers and suit may follow to recover them. News notes tampering of her mail, Lt Peabody's police testimony, and pending charges of insubordination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Actors’ Fund Fair
Howard Gould
Howard
Lieut
Frank Peabody
Baltimore
Delancey Nicoll
Peabody
Mrs. Gould
Indiana township school superintendents named for term
Marion countys elected superintendent of Marion county, John R. Carr, professor of English at Manual Training high school, hosted a dinner for township trustees at the Claypool hotel Monday. He lives at 2515 Ashland Ave. He was named among the list of township and county superintendents across the state with several officials re elected or newly chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartholomew
Charles Tarkington
Boone
E. C. Gullion
Clinton
Oscar O. Baird
Daviess
Benjamin Burns
Dearborn
Solomon K. Gold
Delaware
Charles A. van Matre
Elkhart
E. A. Weaver
Floyd
Melbert Williams
Grant
Johnson
Jesse C. Webb
Madison
James W. Frazier
Marshall
Lewis E. Steinbach
Marion
John R. Carr
Monroe
Otto Buzziard
Morgan
W. D. Curtis
Owen
William H. Stone
Parke
Jesse M. Neet
Porter
Fayette
Claude L. Trusler
Jackson
J. E. Payne
Washington
Ora D. Hopper
Jay
George C. Powers
Abram E. Weaver
Warrick
Andrew J. Hopkins
DeKalb
H. E. Cole
Whitely
George H. Toppy
Noble
W. A. Blane
Marion County
Manual Training High School
Claypool
Carr
Ashland Ave
Editors Named For Shortridge Daily Echo Next Year
Daily Echo at Shortridge High announces next year’s editors with Paul Benson leading Mondays, Josephine Sutton on Fridays, Scott Brewer on Wednesdays, and Ralph Edenharter editing Thursdays. Four of the five editors will graduate. Benson remains in school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Echo
Shortridge High School
Paul Benson
Josephine Sutton
Friday Echo
Scott Brewer
Ralph Edenharter
Thursday Echo
Charles Swain Thomas
Margaret Browning
Richard Ranger
Charles Julian
Richard Simpson
The
Echo
Evidence in Steunenberg case highlights Orchard sighting
Prosecutor Haywood denounces Haywood and Judge Wood signals while witnesses place Orchard near the Steunenberg home after the explosion. A. J. Wayne reports the governor died from concussion as he reached the body. Dr. Gue describes shattered leg bones and fatal trauma. John C. Rice links Orchard to Hogan and spots him near the residence with field glasses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Wayne
Caldwell
Steunenberg
Wayne
J. W. Gue
Gue
John C. Rice
Rice
Orchard
Thomas Hogan
Hogan
Richardson
Ellis
Two men arrested in barber shop robbery case
Detectives identify Charles Meyer aged 18 of 1240 Charles St and Elmer Hansen 33 of 34 Mulberry St as suspects in the Sunday night robbery of O. K. Burdin, a barber. They were arrested Monday afternoon and charged with risking the bartender at the Peter Zion saloon at Delaware and Southsts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Meyer
Charles St
Elmer Hansen
Mulberry St
O. K. Burdin
Peter Zion
Delaware
Detective to fetch Hoehn accused of 50 thousand bond theft
Detective John Morgan travels to Cincinnati to bring seven year old William F Hoehn back to Indianapolis for trial on charges of stealing bonds and securities valued at 50 000 from his sister Christina Nold 426 Virginia Ave The case featured a police court dismissal but a later telegram kept Hoehn in custody Pending potential requisition papers the boy may resist return The sister funded the chase and prosecutors plan to pursue the case though the sister reportedly did not wish to prosecute The theft involved forged power of attorney and a large tax bill linked to the missing 50 000 in bonds and securities
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Morgan
Cincinnati
William F. Hoehn
Christina Nold
Virginia Ave
Indianapolis
Beefsteak dispute rocks Chicago union dinner
The Commercial Cabinet company faces a strike over dinner beef quality. Union carpenters and woodworkers clash with management to determine the standard of the steak served at a Chicago event on June 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Chicago
Commercial Cabinet Company
Carpenter and Wood Workers
Bomb Kills Two in Polish Territory Terrorist Attack
In Lodz Russian Poland on June 4 a bomb exploded injuring 18 people and killing two detectives. A patrol arrived and opened fire on the crowd. Thirty arrests were made among the bystanders and rioters as troops responded to the blast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodz
Russian
Poland
Odeux
Incorporations Filed By Secretary Of State
The Ledford Handie Co at Bedford with $10000 capital stock lists G M Dodd Boone Yeonard William Buller J W Douthitt Walter Newland and W F Brooks as incorporators. Becker Lapper Realty Co at Hammond with $100000 capital stock lists C B Bauer Lawrence Becker George Drackett Inez L Eaton and A H W Lapper. Laporte Baseball Association at Laporte with $1000 capital stock lists B J Widdell H B Darling R L Sonneborn W R Smith and M H Low. Grand Opera House Co at Vincennes with $290000 capital stock lists W H Cracker J T McJimsey and G A McJimsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ledford Handie Co
Bedford
G. M. Dodd
Boone Yeonard
William Buller
J. W. Douthitt
Walter Newland
W. F. Brooks
Becker & Lapper Realty Co
Hammond
C. 8. Bauer
Lawrence Becker
George Drackett
Inez L. Eaton
A. H W. Lapper
Laporte Baseball Association
Laporte
Capital
Y. M. I. Holds Monthly Meeting at Denison Hotel
Indianapolis Y. M. I. District Council met at Century club rooms in the Denison hotel for its regular monthly gathering. Plans for the annual picnic were outlined for August 24 at Greenwood park, with arrangements discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
The
Century Club
Denison Hotel
Greenwood, Park
Congressman's Aid Sought by Clerks Association
The advisory board of the United National Association of Postoffice Clerks led by Franki P. Lorang asks Congressman Jesse Overstreet to secure needed legislation. The group credits him with aiding in adjusting the mandatory salary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United National Association of Postoffice Clerks
Franki. P. Lorang
Jesse_ Overstreet
Overstreet
Honduras Lottery Compelled to Quit After Guilty Pleas
In Mobile on June 4, 32 defendants pleaded guilty to conspiracy to transport lottery tickets and ads across state lines. Fines totaling 159000 were imposed, and defendants pledged to surrender all lottery materials and to dispose of Wilmington printing plant. Indictments against Walter J. Demarest and Harry S. Walker and Royal Hammer were nolled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McHae Press Association
Mobile
Ala
Wilmington
Del
Honduras Lottery Company
W. Parkhouse
James Rhea
C. W. Brewer
C. M. P. Johnston
Louis S. Graeham
Edward L. Pinac
Paul Rynnd
John Demarest
Edward J. Demarest
New Orleans
James S. Moore
Chicago
Gen. W. L. Cabell
Dallas
Tex
Robert K. Thompson
Herman Brunner
Walter J. Demarest
Harry 8. Walker
Royal Hammer
Indianapolis
City Record Births Deaths and Marriages Listed in Day's Ledger
The city record notes births at 511 Division street and other addresses including 3 WN Laura street and 943 Collar street. It lists numerous deaths with ages and causes ranging from valvular heart disease to pneumonia and puerperal peritonitis. Marriages include multiple couples and building permits cover numerous dwellings with varied costs and addresses across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Jane Vowes
College Ave
Mary Jane Howard
Woodlawn
la Grippe
Donald Ray Hewes
Nick Costa
Flower Mission Hospital
Wilber G. Gray
Deaconess
Barabara Glaser
James H. Giltner
Alton Ave
Thomas C. Morton
Stewart St
Wm. F. Judd
Alabama St
Frederick Ostermeyer
N. Noble
Cora Ward
City Hospital
Anna Zook
W. Sixteenth-st
Grace Patterson
E. Morris
Egg Like a Lemon Hens Produce Odd Triple Yolked Egg
Dr Pettijohn examined a bizarre egg presented at W S Blatchley’s office in Viesday. The egg was nearly goose egg size with three yolks and a rind like a lemon rather than a shell. It looked boiled when cut open and many said the hen handed the doctor a lemon.
Saloonkeeper Fined for Selling Beer to Minors
John Rapp a saloonkeeper at Nineteenth and Yaudessrs was fined 20 dollars and costs in noltee court Tuesday charged with selling liquor to minors. He was accused of selling 16 gallons of beer to a party of boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rapp
Ninteenth and Yaudessrs
Noltee Court
Indiana Children’s Home Society Meeting at Westfield
The Indiana Children’s Home Society will hold a meeting at the receiving home at Westfield Wednesday afternoon at 2 o clock. Dr. D R Lucas the state president will deliver an address and Rev H G Hill will also speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westfield
Indiana Children's Home Society
D. R. Lucas
H. G. Hill
Recital by Mies Hutchis at the German House Monday Night
Kokomo pianist Mies Grace Hutchis gave a recital at the German house Monday night aided by Nelle Read pupil of Edward Nell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Grace Hutchis
Kokomo
Nelle Read
Edward Nell
Roby Reappointed to State Board of Education
Gov. Hanly reappointed E. G. Roby of Kokomo to the State Board of Education for a three year term. His prior term expired in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanly
E. Ge. Roby
Kokomo
State Board of Education
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Wall-St
City Grain
Louis
Rerippa-MecHae Prensa Association
WBO
Scrippe-McRae Frese Association
James B. Hoge
International Independent
Chicago Grain
Scrippse-McRae Press Association
Companies Report
Druids
Grand Grove
New Grove of Druids
Picken
Gould
Victoria
Fund Fair
County School
Haywood
Wood
Hawley
Burdin
Hoewn
Hoehn
Scrippa-McRae Preas Association
Honduras
Charles M
Lona Rich
Division St
Clifford
Hazel Chapman
Laura St
Lewis
Ella Williamson
Collarst
Lura
Bertha Wanship
Maplest
Nouwh
Phoebe Pyles
W. Souths St
Charles and
Amelia Lepper
N. Rural St
E. A
Mary Perryman
Campst
Edward Hail
Mattie Barnett
William W. Huch
Peartie Ecton
Robert N. Trusler
Anna G. Gatee
Bruce F. Smith
Susie McDaniel
Joseph Gregore
Anna Bider
William J. Williams
Mary K. Handeev
Edwin Greble
Edna M. Rexford
William BR. Peake
Mary F. Scriven
Roger I. Kennedy
Rose Wolff
Fred E. Peterson
Ethel Bell
J. W. Pullen
Germania Ave
T. P. Brouder
St. Clair-st
P. Harlan
W. Thirty Third-St
Charles Glave
EB. Michelgan
Laura Dietz
Gray-st
Thirty- Fourth-St
Co. E. Holloway
Micley-ave
Roby
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