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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1908

Page

4

Demand for Jocks Dend Priges Up

Trading in stocks after the first hour showed gains for many issues. Union Pacific moved to 144% and then 1455, with Read ing and Southern Pacific and Hill stocks following recent patterns. Great Northern preferred declined while Harriman Rockefeller issues and Reading drew less speculative interest as government bonds held steady and other bonds varied.

T. C. Shotwell New York Union Pacific St. Paul Reading Southern Pacific Great Northern Harriman-Rockefeller

City Grain Grain and feed prices list with varied bids

A garbled price sheet lists Wheat and Corn by grade with through billing adjustments and various No numbers. It notes No 2 red about 92 cents, No 2 white 70 cents, No 2 yellow around 7 cents, and Gats and Hay items with mixed figures. Several entries indicate through billing and rejected cars, with sparse dates.

Uate Pitts Blige Cheough Timothy

Arrests Mount After Attack on Dreyfus in Paris

Paris reports four hundred arrests in the wake of the attempt on Captain Dreyfus. Louis Anthelme Grgoire, noted military writer, is cited as the principal prisoner. the incident occurred yesterday.

Paris Dreyfus Louis Anthelme Gregoire

Men killed in collision near Joliet

June 5. W. W. Warfield of Aurora C. H. Whittington of Plainfield and F. W. Beal of Chicago were killed when an Elgin Joliet and Eastern freight train collided with an Aurora and Joliet electric car near Joliet Illinois. The accident was caused by misplaced signals.

Joliet, IH W. W. Warfield Aurora C. H. Whittington Plainfield F. W. Beal Chicago Elgin, Joliet & Eastern Aurora & Joliet

Favors Dam in the Ohio River

Evansville Ind June 5 John L Vance president of the Ohio Valley Improvement Association addressed the business men here last night on river improvements Here an ardent advocate of a dam between this city

Evansville Ind John L. Vance Ohio Valley Improvement Association

Nine Trains Stalled by Landslide Near Whitefish

A landslide at Whitefish halts nine Northern Pacific trains, trapping several hundred passengers. Great Northern tracks were washed out north and south of Helena, Montana, last night disrupting rail service.

Eral Great Northern Helena

Coach Hurled Down Bank Wreck Injures Several

The Lackawanna express No 312 derailed at Millington New Jersey on June 5. One coach plunged over an embankment and several passengers sustained injuries.

Woman addresses Indianapolis cornerstore blaze

In Terre Haute Ind June 5 a cornerstore fire damaged the $75 000 home of the Young Women's Christian Association authorities said yesterday afternoon and a woman named Miss Strong of Indianapolis was linked to the scene though details were unclear.

Terre Haute Ind Young Women's Christian Association

Hogs and cattle prices rise on slower sheep trend in Indianapolis

Indianapolis market reports receipts of 9,000 hogs 1,600 cattle and 100 sheep. Best hogs top at 5.60 with most at 5.30 to 5.55 while light weights sold slowly. Cattle supplies larger with strong demand and higher prices. Sheep and lambs near week’s highs with spring lambs from 5.25 to 6.50, clipped lambs around 4.50, clipped sheep near 4.50.

Indianapolis

Chicago Live Stock Prices at Union Stock Yards

Hogs receipts 21 000 steady with bulk 5 40 to 5 50 night 5 10 to 6 24 4. mixed 5 15 to 5 14 . good to heavy 6 25 to 5 55. pigs 4 25 to 5 10. Cattle receipts 4 000 steady beeves 5 00 to 7 75. Texas steers 4 70 to 5 85. western steers 4 65 to 6 10. stockers 2 60 to 5 55. cows and heifers 2 40 to 6 00. calves 4 50 to 6 00. Sheep receipts 7 000 dull native western 3 15 to 4 00. yearlings 4 60 to 8 50. lambs natives 4 00 to 6 10. western 4 00 to 6 15.

Sossrences Ward Eeueerreresteene & Ooge Hanena Chicago Union Stockyards Texas Pittsburg

Bryan's Daughter Named State Delegate at Large

Ruth Bryan Leavitt daughter of William J Bryan was named a delegate at large to the Democratic state convention in Glenwood Springs on June 15 by the Denver county convention. The move may send her to the Democratic national convention.

Denver Col Ruth Bryan-Leavitt William J. Bryan Glenwood Springs Leavitt

City Births and Marriages Record for Local Couples

Birth announcements list Creecy and Mary Vestal a boy at 59 Arbor Avenue. Marshall and Lula Allison a boy at 2310 Yandes Street. John and Mabel Frederick a boy at 127 N Liberty Street. Joseph and Ursula Zinnink a 735 Haugh. John and Evame Bozich a girl at 70 N Warman Avenue. Richard and Mary Emith a girl at 642 Goodlet Street. John and Maggie Enders a girl at 938 N Belmont Avenue. Harry and Linnis Phillips a boy at 1901 W Michigan Street. William and Theodosia Williams a boy at 1301 N Senate Avenue. Francis and Elsie Pierce a girl at 7 W Merrill. John and Catherine Cummins a girl at 1544 Saley Street. Walter and Clara Nixon at 2 S Keystone. Warren and Florence Bird a girl at 25 Broadway. Harry and Edith Hudson a girl stillborn at Roosevelt Avenue. Marriages listed: Harry K Genins and June Brothers. Mark Wasson and Silvia J Anders. Harry Kleifgen and Linzie F Hicks. Roy A Gardner and Ola J Vaughan.

Creecy Mary Vestal Arbor Avenue Marshall and Lula Allison Yandes Street John and Mabel Frederick Liberty Street Joseph and Usula Zinnink Haugh Street Evame Bozich Warman Avenue Richard and Mary Emith Goodlet Street Maggie Enders Belmont Avenue Harry and Linnis Phillips Michigan Street William and Theodosia Williams Senate Avenue Francis and Elsie Pierce Merrill Street Catherine Cummins Saley Street Walter and Clara Nixon S. Keystone Avenue Warren Florence Bird Broadway Harry Edith Hudson Roosevelt Avenue Harry K. Genins June Brothers Mark Wasson Silvia J. Anders Harry Kleifgen Linzie F. Hicks Roy A. Gardner Ola J. Vaughan

Death notices list several local deaths

Anna Hubble age 27 of W Seventeenth Street died of lobar pneumonia. Ida G Whitlock age 31 at Methodist hospital from leukemia. Charlotte Gedis age 82 of N Beville Avenue died of apoplexy. Louis Powell age 2 of N Warman Avenue died from chronic indigestion. Joseph W McGurk age 8 of W Twenty seventh Street listed with dash. Laucelia B Tucker age 4 of Dorman Street died of millary tuberculosis. Eliza Edwards age 68 of Agnes Street died from Brights disease.

Anna Hubble Ae W. Seventeenth Street Ida G. Whitlock Methodist Hospital Charlotte Gedis N. Beville Avenue Louis Powell N. Warman Avenue Joseph W. McGurk W. Twenty Seventh Street Laucelia B. Tucker Dorman Street Millary Eliza Edwards Agnes Street Bright

Pittsburg Live Stock Prices Dozen Entries Reported

Pittsburg live stock market notes receipts and price ranges for cattle calves heifers cows and springers heavy weights pigs sheep and lambs. Extra, fair and good categories show steady demand with prices per 100 pounds or per head as listed for June market activity.

Chicago Grain Market Opens Lower Amid Bearish Sentiment

Wheat and corn led declines as locals and commissions sold. Prices opened July wheat at 88 89, July corn at 68 68 1/2, oats at 46 1/2 cents. July pork futures at 13.95, lard at 8.72, ribs at 7.45. Cables mostly lower except Budapest on drought relief.

Chicago Commission House Budapest A. W. Thomson BEV

Hitchcock Put In A Cell 10 Await Trial

New York June 5 Raymond Hitchcock the actor was committed to the Tombs jail this afternoon and will remain there until his trial resumes on Monday He was placed on trial this morning on charges made by Helen von Hagan Also included are miscellaneous Indianapolis coal and produce prices with various grades and quantities listed for anthracite bacon lard and pork products alongside live poultry and game prices from Indianapolis Produce and related markets.

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John J. Clark Indiana Distributors of Washington Pearl Capitol Ave Gow H. & E. Gray Globe Wash Board Pig Shoulder Santos California Yeas G. W. Lackey Fies Joliet Favors Ohio River Wales Tees Bryan Martingville Taggart Taggart’s Bread Hoke Smith James M. Brown Hitchcock Raymond Hitch Tombs Helen von Hagan Sonecee Ceeseeees BB Jackson QMO Csccccee Tlereen aaGs Xan Sutter East Buffalo Calle Feal Ancio New England Indianapolis Brewing Co Duesseldorfer I. & C. Traction Co Rushville Connersville
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