Wall St Stocks Open With General Declines
The stock market opened in New York with general declines. Initial prices showed losses across key issues including Pennsylvania, Canadian Pacific, Northern Pacific, Great Northern, Reading, Smelting, and Amalgamated Copper. Union Pacific led early trading with slight rallies before a broader downward, as government bonds stayed unchanged and overall sentiment remained bearish in a packed trading room.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Canadian Pacific
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Steel
Amalgamated Copper
Reading
Delaware & Hudson
London
Union Pacific
Chicago Produce Prices Reported by Scripps-McRae
Chicago on June 5 reports butter creamery extra at 23 cents. Eggs extra at 16 4 cents. Poultry lists turkeys 1 cent, chickens 18 cents, ducks 13 cents, geese 5 to 7 dollars per dozen. Cheese Twins 14 cents, Young Americas 12 cents.
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Chicago
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Young Americas
Call Rate Unfair in City Sewer Assessments
Elder and Metzger, real estate owners near Armstrong park surface drain sewer, protested $800 assessments each while Indianapolis Water Co earns canal rights and faced $2900. Board upheld the prior arrangement limiting water company share to $260, deeming it equitable. Elder, Metzger warned of court action after a cordial clash with Water Co vice president L C Boyd.
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W. AL. Elder
Albert Metzger
Armstrong Park
Board of Public Works
Indianapolis Water Company
Messrs. Elder
Metzger
Water Company
Holtzman
Otto Oldendorf Charged With Assault at Locke Street
Otto Oldendorf a Locke Street grocer was jailed on Wednesday charged with assault and battery with intent to kill. Elwood Collins the boy injured in the incident remains in serious condition at 965 Colton Street. Collins and three companions claim Oldendorf kicked him after a rock was thrown at the grocer’s window. Police surgeon Dr Hodgin and the attending doctor judged the boy seriously hurt. Detectives Kinney and Morgan rearrested Oldendorf after the boy’s family reported the earlier charge.
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Otto Oldendorf
Locke St
Oldendorf
Elwood Collins
Colton St. Olden
Kinney
Morgan
Jim
Classical School Closes With Nontraditional Commencement
The final meeting of the Girls' Classical School was held at 9 AM on Wednesday with rank lists and awards announced. Principal Mrs May Wright Sewall gave the commencement address at the graduates request. An art exhibit opened earlier, displaying 278 drawings 178 studio products and 200 life studies by students. the senior class held a Tuesday party at the Propylaeum with parents as chaperons.
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May Wright Sewall
Girls’ Classical School
Propylaeum
Mrs Kerr Injured by Street Car Collision
Mrs John Kerr, wife of Dr John Kerr, was struck by a street car at Pennsylvania and Washington streets on Wednesday morning and slightly injured. She was taken home to 62 East New Fork Street in a City hospital ambulance.
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John Kerr
Pennsylvania
Washington Sts
Chicago Grain Market Summary Affects Wheat and Corn
Chicago grain notes a sharp opening for July wheat and mixed moves through the day with July corn at 54% to 54% and September contracts around 54 to 58 cents. Oats ease with July at 49 to 49 and September at 38 to 39 cents. Local receipts include 12 cars of wheat, 57 of corn, and 83 of oats. nearby closes for wheat at 95 4 to 98 cents, corn at 54% to 54 6 cents, and oats about 49 to 38 cents.
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Chicago
Live Stock Prices In Indianapolis Markets Report
Indianapolis hog receipts reach 14 000 with hogs steady to strong top at 6.25 per cwt. Cattle sheep and lambs sold at steady prices. Data lists steers heifers cows bulls and calves with varied weights and price ranges across categories including good to choice, common to medium, and prime bulls. Market notes emphasize heavy hog demand and mixed cattle and sheep movements.
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Indianapolis
City Grain Market Prices and Inspections Report
Grain and hay prices listed with bids and asks for wheat and corn grades, including No. 2 red at 95c and No. 2 white corn at 5ac. Through billing prices shown, wagon and June July terms noted. Inspections tallies for corn and hay include car counts and grades, indicating market activity and quality notes.
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C. Hay
Timothy
Hay
Prairie
Market Price Report From New York June Fifth
Pork Mess quoted at 17.75 to 18.50 per unit, lard Western steam spot 9.10 to 9.20, tallow City 6 3/4 to 6 1/2 cents, country 6 1/4 to 6 3/4 cents. Dressed poultry prices list turkeys 18 cents, chickens 10 to 18, fowls 12 to 15 3/4 cents, ducks 11 to 19. Creamery butter 34 to 25 cents, state dairy tubs 24 cents. Eggs white fancy 19 cents, western 16, cheese full cream 12 1/2 cents.
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Scrippa-McRae Press Association
New York
Western Steam
Spot
St Louis Live Stock Prices and Receipts
Cattle receipts 4,300 steady with beef steers 4.00 to 6.25, stockers 3.00 to 5.00, cows and heifers 2.75 to 5.00, Texas steers 2.65. Hog receipts 11,000 with pigs 5.76 to 6.25, packers 6.15 to 6.20, best heavy 6.10 to 6.25. Sheep receipts 4,000 steady natives 4.50 to 6.65, lambs 4.50 to 9.50.
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St. Louis
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Texas
Chicago Live Stock Market Report Summary
Cattle receipts 21000 steady with prime beeves near 5.75 to 5.70, cows and heifers 2.90 to 5.60, canners 1.75 to 2.75, Texans 4.10 to 4.80. Hog receipts 28000 steady with various classes from 5.75 to 6.95. Sheep receipts 13000 steady with native and western sheep 4.65 to 7.10 and lambs 6.50 to 8.60.
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Chicago
Jerippe-Meone Press
Cincinnati Live Stock Market Report June 5
Cincinnati live stock totals show cattle receipts at about 1,000 with steady demand. Butcher steers bring 5.65 to 5.75 dollars, good to choice cattle 4.90 to 5.60, calves extra 7.25. Hog receipts near 4,78 with activity strong, good to choice 6.30. Sheep receipts up about 1,300 with extras 5.50 and lambs around 9.00.
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S S
Cincinnati
Secripps-McRae Press Association
Terry Moore Poisoned in Beech Grove Incident
Terry Moore of Beech Grove was poisoned on Wednesday after taking water from a jug. A boy identified a jug containing muriatic acid, which Moore swallowed before being rushed to Indiana Home hospital. He is in serious condition and was formerly a member of the police force.
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Terry Moore
Beech Grove
Moore
Indiana Home Hospital
Hamlet Ordinance Faces Monopoly Allegations
Alleged monopoly in automatic nozzles for fire protection remains after council moves on Hamlet introduced measures. John Glazier leads the only Indianapolis supplier of rotary nozzles with adjustable tips, while Chief Coots and merchants push for open competition and city approval of plans. Prostition.
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Indianapolis
John Glazier
Hamlet
Herman Newman
Salvage Corps
Coots
Uhl
Councilman
Newman
Divorce Filed Over Gluggy Bluks Faith Strife
Tom Oddy, grain dealer, seeks legal separation from Ida May Oddy in a divorce complaint filed Wednesday. He claims neglect of home and husbandship after ten years of marriage, alleging Ida May joined the Gluggy Bluks religious group and spends evenings away from home with members described as largely Black. He says she denigrates him, has a bad temper, and uses vulgar language in his presence.
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Gluggy-Bluks
Tom Oddy
Ida May Oddy
Mr. Oddy
Oddy
Fort Wayne Saloon Keeper Indicted in Post Office Stamp Ring
Fred C. Boltz, a Fort Wayne saloon operator, was indicted by a federal grand jury for receiving and disposing of stolen post office supplies. Federal court heard witnesses include robbed postmasters. A physician with a Fort Wayne patent medicine business allegedly bought Boltz stamps, with payments traced through his stenographer. Boltz reportedly bought stamps from robbers for a percentage of value. Indictment filed last fall. case continued Wednesday.
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Fort Wayne
Boltz
Apollo club minstrel show delights Warman Ave crowd
The Apollo club staged a minstrel show at 345 N Warman Ave Tuesday evening drawing a full hall. Earl McClure served as interlocutor with end men J W Bussey Roy L Burtch Ed Ingleman and George C Stellhorn. Miss Zella Spence whistled a solo and a double quartet including E Cox F S Parks O D Walker C Gee O H Hayes E McClure W H Roberts and F Caudell sang. A sketch First and Only entertained in the alio. Apollo club orchestra provided music under St Anthony's church women’s auspices.
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N. Warman Ave
Apollo Club
Earl McClure
J. W. Bussey
Roy L. Burtch
Ed Ingleman
George C. Stellhorn
Zella Spence
E. Cox
F. S. Parks
O. D. Walker
C. Gee
O. H. Hayes
E. McClure
W. H. Roberts
F. Caudell
Women of
Board of Review Fixes Assessments on Local Firms
The county board of review met on Wednesday and set 1906 and 1907 assessments for several well known firms. County Assessor Cyrus J. Clark released the figures while Albert A. Womack declined to disclose details of the proceedings.
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County Board of Review
Albert A
Carpenter Hurt In 10 Foot Fall On Fulton Street
James Dinkens, a carpenter working on a warehouse project near Fulton Street north of Market Street, fell ten feet when a timber broke. He sustained chest injuries and was taken to his home at the Jefferson Hotel on Pennsylvania and South Streets by dispensary ambulance.
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James Dinkens
Fultonst
Market St
Dinkens
Jefferson Hotel
Pennsylvania
South Sts
Shortridge Senior Class Plans Gift to Daily Echo
The senior class of Shortridge high school decided to present a gift to the Daily Echo, the school paper, instead of decorating corridors. Treasurer William L. Taggart reports $276.15 available. funds to be handed to Principal Benton and the five paper censors for discretionary use.
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Shortridge High School
Daily Echo
William L. Taggart
Dana
Benton
Autopsy Confirms Indigestion as Cause of Sam Hagen’s Death
Deputy Coroner E. S. Knox conducted an autopsy on Sam Hagen, a 2 negro, Wednesday. The examination found acute indigestion caused his death after illness beginning Tuesday night at 17 N. Noble St. Prescriptions from Dr. Mayer’s City dispensary were not filled by the family.
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E. S. Knox
Sam Hagen
N. Noble St
Mayer
Y. W. C. A. Prospering and Near Self Support
Reports to the Young Women's Christian Association show strong year end progress. The organization notes enrollment of 1,290 young women and total receipts of 21,206.27 with 343 donated locally.
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Young Women's Christian Association
Catholic Order of Foresters Convention Set Next Week
The annual convention of the Catholic Order of Foresters will convene in this city next Monday. The state court will meet Monday night in Morrison Hall to close business before the regular convention, which opens Tuesday morning. Headquarters will be at the New Occidental hotel. About 300 delegates are expected.
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Order of Foresters
State Court
Morrison Kail
Circle
New Occidental Hotel
Three Men Scalded In Freight Wreck
Scrippe McRae Press Association reports Worcester Mass June 5 three men were severely scalded when a fast freight from East Hartford Connecticut at about 30 miles per hour collided with a switch engine.
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Scrippe-McRae Press Association
Worcester
Mass
East Hartford
Cornn
Supreme Court Rules Separate Charges For Liquor Case
The supreme court ruled that a man accused of selling liquor may be tried for selling even if acquitted of giving liquor to an intoxicated person. The Hancock county case began with a saloonkeeper charged with giving liquor to a intoxicated man, dismissed, then prosecuted for selling. The court held the charges are separate and the jeopardy defense does not bar the second trial.
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Hancock County
Supreme Court
Incorporations Filed for Several Indiana Firms
Articles of incorporation filed with the secretary of state list Chesterton Realty company based in Chesterton with $50,000 capital. The Standard Hay Company of Terre Haute with $10,000. Capitol City Laundry of Indianapolis with $12,000. German Savings and Loan Association of Terre Haute with $500,000. Directors named include A. J. Bowser, C. L. Jeffrey, E. L. Morgan, L. W. Landman, F. H. Wilson. KE. E. Reiman, W. R. White, Catherine Bumken, E. L. Reiman. W. A. Lucker, Harry Lucker, H. B. Huff. H. C. Steeg, J. G. Hyne man, George Scheibel, H. F. Schmidt, Joseph Miller, Louis Gerhardt, C. Luts.
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Chesterton Realty Company
Chesterton
Capital Stock
A. J. Bowser
C. L. Jeffrey
E. L. Morgan
L. W. Landman
F. H. Wilson
Standard Hay Company
Terre Haute
KE. E. Reiman
W. R. White
Catherine Bumken
E. L. Reiman
Capitol City Laundry
Indianapolis
W. A. Lucker
Harry Lucker
H. B. Huff
German Savings and Loan Association
H. C. Steeg
J. G. Hyneman
George Scheibel
H. F. Schmidt
Joseph Miller
Louis Gerhardt
C. ©. Luts
Orchard recounts Cripple Creek crimes and Pinkerton ties
The article narrates Harry Orchard’s testimony about his roles in Cripple Creek mine conflicts, including alleged plots to blow mines, shoot guards, and kill workers. It covers his travels, meetings with Moyer and Haywood, payments promised by Davis and Parker, and the ongoing Caldwell trial.
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Day Davis
Sherman Parker
Orchard
Denver
Moyer
Howard
McCormack and Beck
Haywood
Cripple Creek
Colo
W. F. Davis
Charles Kennison
Vindicator
Davis
Joe Schultz
Ohim
Parker
McCormick
Beck
Dempsey
Federation
Florence and Cripple Creek
Not the Man Suspect Identified in Beach Grove Assault
Mrs Ida Bishop visits Marion county workhouse with Chief Metzger and Captain Asche to identify John Walton a structural iron worker as her assailant Walton arrested Monday night by Patrolman Dunn on drunkenness charges but woman failed to identify him as the attacker.
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Ida Bishop
Beach Grove
Marion County
Metzger
Asche
John Walton
Beech Grove
Walton
Dunn
Wreath Placed at Harrison Grave by Roosevelt
Memorial day at Crown Hill saw only a single bouquet before President Roosevelt laid a wreath on the grave of Benjamin Harrison. A black clad woman placed the flowers with reverence and left a note from Margaret Pickering of Columbus Ohio, referencing her husband’s pension papers.
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Roosevelt
Layman Pickering
Company F
First
Ohio Volunteer Cavalry
United States
Congress
Margaret Pickering
Columbus
Woman suspects poisoning after bitter supper
Mrs. Rhoda Marsh of 1501 N Ruralst alleges a poison was added to her Tuesday supper and Wednesday breakfast. She was taken to City hospital as officers and doctors investigated with no conclusive trace of poison while noting possible hysteria and noting her quarrel with husband.
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Rhoda Marsh
N. Ruralst
City Hospital
Trimpe and
Kitamiller
Fred Mayer
Swadner
W. Fenth
H. E. Figs
Marsh
Mayer Ani. Swadner
Britt and Nelson to fight in San Francisco on July 3
Jimmy Britt and Batting Nelson agreed on terms for a 20 round bout in San Francisco, July 3, with 60 percent to the winner and 40 percent to the loser, weight set at 138 pounds and referee to be chosen ten days before. The fight may occur in Nevada or Toropah if not held in the city.
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Britt
Tommy Burns
Bill Squires
Colma
Nelson
Jimmy
Nevada
Nolan
Toropah
Woman on trial for murder in Sioux Falls case
In Framdreu South Dakota the circuit court resumed the murder case of Emma Kaufmann a wealthy Sioux Falls woman charged with killing her 15 year old housemaid Agnes Polereis. The courtroom was packed with more women than men and hostility noted in Minnehaha county did not appear here. Jury selection continues as veniremen are examined.
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Emma Kaufmann
Sioux Falls
Agnes Polereis
Minnehaha
Crown Hill Cemetery Board Acts on Driving Rule
At Crown Hill annual meeting members approved banning faster than walking driving within the cemetery due to rising pleasure driving. Secretary reported 1673 interments during the year. All old board members were reelected. Edward Daniels filled the vacancy caused by C H G Ebals. Officers: George B Yandes president, Robert W Cathcart secretary, Thomas H Spann treasurer, John Chise Jett superintendent.
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Crown Hill Corporation
Crown Hill
Board of Managers
C. H. G. Ebals
Edward Daniels
George B. Yandes
Robert W. Cathcart
Thomas H. Spann
John Chise Jett
Man on probation for failing to support child
Elijah Burnett was released on probation by Judge William Irvin of the criminal court after promising to go home and support his wife and child. Special probation officer James Fisher was appointed to ensure compliance with the promise.
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Elijah Burnett
William Irvin
Burnett
Ray Burnett
James Fisher
Brooke Band Presents Ragtime Program at Fair Bank Park
Patrons at Fair Bank Park can expect a ragtime program by the Brooke band on Wednesday night. The concert features pieces like Ragtime promenade Mexicana and a variety of operatic and popular numbers, with Brooke noted for appealing to fans of lighter music despite recent poor weather.
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Fair Bank Park
Brooke
Mexicana
Peeseense
Hubbell
Cher- FY
Vanee L'albert
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Adams-Carr Co
Acma Cabinet Co Setter Ees
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