Stock Market Opens Higher as Rails Lead Gains
New York reports June 5 stock prices show advances led by Smelting, St Paul Railway, Car and Foundry and others. Beefed by mixed grain and live stock data, Chicago prices steady to higher. wheat and corn show easing and steady shifts across futures, with limited trading volume and routine inspections noted.
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Sertype-McRae Pree Association
New York
St. Paul
Car and Foundry
Gust
Ste
Local Securities Market Dull With Sparse Trading
A quiet securities market shows little activity with wide bid and ask gaps. Only ten shares of Indiana Union Traction traded at 2 percent, while many listed names remain inactive as summer sessions are trimmed to three per week.
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Indiana Union Traction
Itwar
Amer
Central Life Ina. Co
American National Bank
Ating Engine Works
Brown-Ketcham Iron Wire
Capital Nationa Bank
Central Trust Company
Citizens’ Savings Depaul
Cmax Coffee and B. PB
Columbia National Bazic Farmers” Trust Co
Federal Union Surety Co
Indianapolis
Indianapotis Gas Corwen
Pis & Southeast
Trac
Indianapolis Steel Railway
Hanapalis Trace
He Kakems
Ir. & Weat
Us Law Building
Layrack
Mirion Trust Co
Merchants’ Ho @ L
Vandalia Coal Co
Ptda
S. Wasson, Ptt
Ronda Broad Ripple Ae
Citizens’ Street Railroad
Indiana Hotel Cros
Indiana
Mman Traction
Ind
Col. & Somhern
Paix & Eastern
Indianapolis Gas
Greenfield
Indianapol
Learn Useful Arts Report Shows Progress and Attendance
The IndianapolIs Girls Industrial School reports a successful year with 14 Saturday sessions at Taminsom Hall. Girls from poor city homes, ages from young girls to young women, gain domestic arts, sewing and garment making skills. Faculty numbers and student output show steady growth, with graduates gaining positions and independence. President Mrs. A T Hen Grickaon continues, aided by officers and committees including Mrs. George T Breunig and Mrs. W. N. Comyn, among others.
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Ndlanavolwtgirls’ Industrial School
Taminsom
Ponent
Garmenta
A. Blanchard
First
A.T. Hen- Grickaon
George T. Breuntg
Ki HM. Weating
Miniurances Adame
Wisery Berra
Bire
Henry Latham
W. N. Comin
Edith Adams
Alice Henry
E. Kercheval
Heen‘king
Live Stock Market Report From Indianapolis June Prices
Indianapolis stock market notes show hog receipts at 5,000 and cattle around 129,000 with sheep about 10. The hog market moved with outside tips, prices advancing 3 to 1-1/2 cents, buyers active and early clearances good. Demand centered on good to choice cattle, steers steady with slow late trading, hogs and lambs mixed, prime stock in demand while culls pressed for satisfactory prices.
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Cincinnati
Carlp Rerelpis
Gard Terholes
Lwin
Jo Nie
Faith
Indianapolis
Ind
Brstataas
Thatelier Stark
Women Learn Dining Arts in Indianapolis Cooking Lesson
A group of women attended a cooking demonstration by Elisabeth Craig at Lilly Starmaker's. Recipes from Scotland featured orange cake and strawberry sauce, with tips on refrigeration, vegetable water usage, and careful serving. The session included veal scallops and stewed peas, and speakers promised two more lessons this week focusing on white cake and a woman’s luncheon menu.
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Lilly
Starmaker’s
Lawhead
Stim
Elisabeth Craig
Scotland
Cama
Misa Crate
Indianapallo
Tr Jules
Herry
Wal Mia Craig
Eams
Wheat Climbs as Markets Ignore Purdy Case Ruling
Wheat prices edge higher on July and September futures amid strong corn and hog product signals. The piece notes a lack of jurisdiction in the Purdy case and details court actions, grand jury instructions, and habeas corpus proceedings affecting publisher F L Purdy and related legal moves in Marion County.
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Crtiical Court
Koepke
Andgex
Jb. McMaster
Vinson Carter
Superme Court
Rherif
Mnaarked
Fox Fyne
Frear L
Purdy
Mery
Naspheas
Pedy
Indys Fremont
Alford
Grand Jury
Grand Judents
Chiet
Robert Meteger
Lashieh
Atarion County
Iwige of Criminal Court
Marion County
New York Produce
Mmhe Toedlampte
New York
Paek
Sun
Butter—Creamery
Metzger
Spain
Robert Metzger
Patiin
Criminal Court
Wilich
Vhe Sheraf
H Han
Monkey Habits and Monkeys in Human Traits Compared
An Indianapolis circus engagement is noted with claims of a grand show. The article discusses monkeys and apes, their tool use, tails, infant behavior, sleeping positions, and similarities to humans, including laboring language hints and emotions. It cites Dr Garner on monkey communication and emotion.
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Grand Jury
Grosa
Indianapolis
AmMerira
Phwar
Jand
Ted Therns
Wei
Noble
Reirara
Ti Hawthatae
Donatello
Garner
Mfe
Livestock Market Receipts Show Mixed Prices
U.S. livestock market summaries report prime steer prices around 5.89 to 5.98 per hundredweight with common to good lots mixed. Hogs and sheep receipts are listed with varying gains and losses, including hogs at about 10.08 per hundredweight and sheep values around 6.24 per head, with broad fluctuations across cattle pigs and veal categories.
Chicago Produce Trade Report From June Five
A fragmentary Chicago market note lists items such as extra cream and poultry products. The brief mentions June five observations and local renters, with unclear entries for cheese and dairy products. The legible entities include Chicago and June.
City records list births and deaths in mixed entries
The page records births with many names including Joseph and Augusta todas, TH Haumh, Logan and Nona Bradly, and others, alongside deaths such as Bewart Williams and George Robins. It also lists marriages, building permits, and dwellings with addresses and dollar values, in a dense, era-typical city ledger style.
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Joseph
Augusta Todas
Haumh
Bay Henry
Berthe Twilkina
Badgewand
Bay Logan
Nona Bradly
Cape Tol
Hay
I Finya
Myrtle Cresce
Bellefontaine
Carl
Beatries Pring
Anna Warren
Taronia
Sebastian
Anna Hurrie
Anne Parr
Queen
Nellie Maferein
MG Wayne
Nirl
Wonderland crowd drawn by night display despite weather
The crowds gathered as Wontdesland featured a large crowd on Curaday night with a gas-lifted airship from Cry enenist Ausil Meatt prepared to rise. Mme. La Slanch, injured last week, plans a “slide for life” stunt Monday afternoon. Igorrotes continue to attract large crowds in Wardrriand this week amid poor conditions.
Niagara Falls Rescue of a Man From River Edge
A man, about 15, waded into Niagara River and was swept to a ledge near the brink. Firefighters and police used a long ladder and rope to reach him as he refused help, later taken to police headquarters without naming his identity.
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Stranger
Niagara Falls
Niagara
Almour
Minn Park
Peilee
Holt
Uterda Fire Department
Park Point
Harry Batts
Pleemin Unamas Pons Rey
Atrangers
Weil
Malian Abo
Rie Siothes
Brewers Here for Meeting at Claypan and Claypool Hotels
A Brewers association gathering convenes Wednesday at the Claypan hotel with a parallel session on Thursday at Claypool. The convention continues with a social at The German barge and an entertainment at Fair Bank park on Thursday night, outlining the schedule and public gatherings.
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Fortenis
Stites Brewers’ Association
Claypan Hotel
Cnntinung
Claypool
Ilusters
Velwkes
Ctarpoal
Fair Bank Park
Woleck
Nominations Made In Indiana Republican Rookery
Evansville June 3 Willam Roehatman of Mount Vernon Ind nominated yesterday by Republicans as joint senator from Posey Gibson and surrounding counties CL Baltram Princeton Ind nominated as joint representative from Vanderburgh Knox counties.
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Evansville
Ind
Willam Roehatman
Mount Cernon
Posy Anit Gibrow Chunties
CL Baltram
Princeton
Vanderburg
Gaon
Knox
Counts
Drug Trust Case Updates From Indianapolis Probe
President Roosevelt will not intervene in the drug trust matter until the Justice Department completes its inquiry begun in Indianapolis. The dispatch includes scattered market notes on cattle prices and hog receipts from Pittsburgh markets, with miscellaneous figures and captions intermingled.
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ferippeUrttne
Washington
Roncevelt
Department of Justice
Intianapolis
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