Purdue President to Address One Class and Dean Reed at Shortridge
Purdue University president Dr W E Stone will speak to the largest high school graduating class in Indianapolis history. Manual Training High School holds its nineteenth commencement at Tomlinson Hall with 226 graduates. Shortridge High School follows at Caleb Mills Hall with 221 graduates and no valedictorian, featuring Dean John Reed of Michigan as guest speaker and diplomas presented by Dr F A Morrison.
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W. E. Stone
Purdue University
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Edward B. Birge
Robert W. Fulton
Roberta van Arsdell
Emer Aaele
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F. A. Morrison
Board of Education
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Caleb Mills Hall
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Reed
University of Michigan
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E. B. Birge
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F A. Morrison
E. Emmerich
George A. Benton
Manual Training School Willold Exhibit of Work by Students
Principal C E Emmerich of Manual Training high school invites patrons to the sixteenth annual visitors day exhibit Friday June 10 from 850 am to 3 pm showcasing pupil work in woodworking forging foundry patternmaking machine fitting freehand drawing mechanical drawing cooking sewing hygiene home nursing and typewriting. The exhibit will be large with several rooms used and many students showing high quality work.
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Manual Training High School
Pu‘pil
Eleven Lawyers to Graduate at American Central Law School
The annual commencement exercises of the American Central Law School will be held at 8 o'clock Wednesday, June 15, in the auditorium of the YMCA building. A class of eleven will graduate. Dr. F. J. McConnell, president of DePauw University, will deliver the address. Thomas Raymond Tygett will be class speaker. A program of solos and recitations will be given.
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F. J. McConnell
DePauw Universit
Thomas Raymond Tygett
Indiana University Medical School to graduate fifty-nine
Fifty-nine graduates will complete the Indiana University School of Medicine class this year with Dr. Allison Maxwell as dean. The ceremonies occur on Wednesday, June 22, in Bloomington Auditorium, alongside other IU commencements. A special train from Indianapolis at 8:00 a.m. will take graduates and law faculty to Bloomington, where Dr. Frederick J. Turner of Wisconsin will deliver the address.
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Allison Maxwell
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Indianapolis
Porter funeral set after death of famed author
New York dispatch June 6 reports the funeral of William Sidney Porter known as O Henry will be held at the Little Church Around the Corner. The body will be shipped to Asheville North Carolina for burial following his death from heart failure after surgery for liver cirrhosis. Porter reportedly smiled to a nurse saying I don t want to go home in the dark.
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New York
William Sidney Porter
Henry
Asheville
N. C
Porter
Caise
Auto Ride Unavailing In Tragic Indiana News Item
Special to The Sun reports Mary Carter, six, of New Castle Indiana, whose life was prolonged by a moving automobile, died after a night in pain while seeking to catch a ride home. The child suffered from an illness described as heart related, causing breathing difficulties and eventual death.
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Ind
Mary Carter
Viscount Gladstone Installed Governor General of Union of South Africa
The Viscount Gladstone and his wife the Viscountess Gladstone are described as the first lady and first gentleman of the new Union of South Africa. He has taken the oath as governor general, moving from home secretary of Great Britain. The ennobling of Herbert Gladstone was among the last acts of King Edward’s reign. Residents note likeness to his father in several respects.
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J Rufus Not in Glass with GHE De Montpelier
A Chicago tale recounts M Monte posing as a Western Union agent, swindling hotels and businessmen across cities like Chicago and Indianapolis. He dodged debts, used clever charm, and vanished, leaving Treat to recall his wit and a famed bamboo cocktail he introduced.
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Errin de Montpeer
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St. Louis
Kansas City
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Middle West
Claypool
Edward R. Treat
Western Union Telephone Company
A. J. Treat & Son
Monte
Columbia Club
Treat
Mr. Treat
Waldorf Hotel
Indianapolis
Crowd fills Indianapolis court as 125 saloonkeepers seek licenses
In a crowded commissioners court session in Indianapolis on Monday, 125 saloonkeepers requested licenses for places of business. Applicants must appear in person with two character witnesses. With the room packed, there is little space for argument and several contests are anticipated as licenses are reviewed.
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Indianapolis
Traveling salesman Chauncey L Kieber dies in Denver
Franklin Ind June 6 Chauncey L Kieber a traveling salesman for this city died suddenly Sunday in Denver Col Details are not available The travel route noted a woodenware concern but specifics remain unclear The name Kobe appears as a possible variant in the fragment and warrants confirmation
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Chauncey L. Kieber
Denver
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Kobe
Ohler
West
Stocks Slide After Rail Conference News
Wall Street opened lower as reports that the Taft railroad talks would keep the rate stance unchanged spurred selling. St Paul tumbled three points, with large rail names like Union Pacific and steel issues retreating, while some recovery came late as covering and orders supported prices.
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Washington
Wall Street
Taft
St. Paul
Union Pacific
London
Steel
Rock Island
Southern Pacific
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Reading
Anaconda
Northern Pacific
New York Market Report June 6 Prices Steady Across Commodities
New York market notes show steady to firm prices for lard and pork products in the middle west markets, with refined sugar and coffee spot prices listed. Poultry demand remains quiet but dressed turkeys and chickens show slight advances, while cheese and butter markets display mixed stability and eggs hold near recent highs.
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New York
Middle West
City
New York Curb Prices Reported For Multiple Stocks
New York curb prices list trading figures for numerous stocks led by Standard Oil and American Tobacco with varying quotes. Other notable names include Palm er Oil, Ray Cons, Goldfield Cons, United Copper, Chicago Subway, and Ely Central with prices shown in fractions and percentages.
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New York
Standard Oil
American Tobacco
Rawhide
Miami Copper
Butte Coalition
Palmer Oil
Boston
Ray
Chine Copper
Nipissing
Greene Cananea
Kerr Lake
Goldfield
United Copper
British Columbia
Tramp
la Rose
Ohio Copper
Bay Central
Chicago
Arizona
Union Mine
Ely
Ely Cons
Manhattan
Herayo
Chicago Produce Prices for Butter Eggs and Poultry
Chicago June 6 butter creamery extras 2c firsts 26c dairy extras 24c eggs prime firsts 15 4c firsts 17 4c cheese twins 13 5 4c young americas 15 1c live poultry fowls 1 7e ducks 1c geese 8 10c
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Chicago
Americas
New York Metal Exchange Quotations Report
New York metal market update shows copper spot at 12 June 312.40 with next prices around $12.35 to $12.53 for July and August. Lead quoted at 4.40 to 4.50, spelter at 5.40 to 4.50, tin at 33.00 to 33.15. June 6 metal price report.
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New York
Boston Stocks Report Highlights Local Metals Firms
Boston June report shows Balaklava 15, Superior and Pittsburg 1144, Butte Coalition 18, Parrot 14, North Butte 31, Smelting 40. Market activity reflects steady prices across listed firms with no notable swings.
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Smelting
New York Bar Silver Rates Include Mexican Dollars
New York market report shows commercial bar silver at 53 1/2 cents per pennyweight and Mexican dollars at 44 cents. The June 6 pricing reflects typical commodity quotes for precious metals trading in New York.
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New York
New
Kohler Prosecution Seeks Subpoenas in Latest Testimony
In Cleveland Ohio on June 6 19 something fifty more subpoenas were issued by the prosecution in the Fred Kohler case the police chief accused of intoxication and immorality Several prominent businessmen expected to testify have disappeared prompting a move to prevent more absences Kohler is ill with grippe but refuses medical treatment until the trial ends
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Cleveland
Fred Kohler
Kohler
Ten Thousand Riot Over Beer Price In Munich
A Munich disturbance began when drinkers rioted after brewers refused to cut beer prices by a half penny per pint following a rise. The mob attacked police and firemen, burned part of a brewery, and injured about twenty people including several officers and firefighters.
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Dorren
Bavaria
Fred
Steven
Aviator Edouard Six Injured In Dunkirk Flight
During a Monday flight to win his aviation diploma at the Aero club in Dunkirk France Edouard Six fell about 80 feet. His both arms and nose were broken and he sustained internal injuries in the crash authorities said.
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Aero Club
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Porkers Sell 9G Lower At Local Yards
Indianapolis June 6 Receipts total 2,500 hogs 350 cattle 50 sheep with fewer buyers. Hog prices fell at least 5 cents with most sales 8.25 to 9.40 largely 8.25 to 9.30. Cattle are scarce and strong to higher with killers in demand. Bulls firm to higher calves strong. lambs scarce with no quotable prices.
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Intianapolis
Local Securities Stocks and Cotton Market Note
New York cotton opened steady with a mixed start, showing a gain of 5 points up to 2 points lower while local securities markets respond to early June trading.
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New York
Livestock Market Report From Major Cities June 6
CLEVELAND Hog receipts 2 500 with prices down 5.10c. Cattle receipts 15 cars strong. Lambs top 34.25. Calves 9.60 top. CHICAGO hog receipts down to 16c, mixed and butchers 8.00 to 9.25, light 9.30. Cattle receipts 18 000 up 10c, beeves 5.55 9.60, cows and heifers 2.50 7.00. Sheep receipts 15 000 steady native and western 4.40 5.25, lambs 6.15 8.25. EAST BUFFALO hogs slow and lower 9.50 9.65, troughs 8.25 8.50. CINCINNATI cattle 1 168 receipts 10c higher. hogs 2 502 up 10c. PITTSBURGH cattle 110 cars 25c higher. hogs 40 cars lower. Sheep and lambs active.
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Pittsburg
Indianapolis Grain Market Report Quiet With No Bids
Grain figures show wheat corn and hay quiet with no bids. Wheat No 2 red and No 3 red inspected, totals 49 cars in and 4 out. No. 4 white and other mixed lots counted in and out across multiple car loads including 22 to 49 cars total in and four out.
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Hay
Timothy
Chicago cash grain prices drift through mixed week
Chicago cash grain markets report varied values across wheat corn and oats with multiple varieties quoted. No. 2 red wheat around 1.62 to 1.08, No. 2 hard winter and northern grades showing mixed bids, corn ranges include No. 2 white and No. 2 yellow with varied fractions, oats quoted near mid-30s, standard around 3 s.
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Chicago
Osiec
Wheat and grain futures report from Toledo June 6
The Toledo Grain page lists futures quotes for Wheat, Corn, Goats, Rye, Cloverseed, Alfalfa, and Timothy. Prices show cash and future contracts with various months: Wheat 51.05 to 54, July 98.%, September 94 4c, December 55 4¢. Corn 60%c cash, July luc, September 61%c, December 59%c. Cloverseed $6.80 Oct/Dec, $6.50 March. Prime alfaluce $7.40 Aug, $7.45. Prime timothy $2.15.
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Toledo.o
Dixie Flyers Timetable From Indianapolis To Louisville 1910
The Dixie Flyers depart Indianapolis for Greenwood Franklin Edinburg Columbus Seymour Crothersville Scottsburg Sellersburg Watson Junction Jeffersonville and Louisville with morning midday and afternoon departures. Connecting I C S Traction and Indianapolis Louisville Traction lines at Seymour provide through service to Louisville and intermediate points. Cars extend to Scottsburg. check agents or time folders for rates and details. General Offices Scottsburg Indiana.
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Indianapolis
Greenwood
Scottsburg
Indiana
Trains and Schedules for TRACTION CO Local Lines
TRACTION CO announces hourly local trains from Indianapolis to multiple towns including Lebanon Frankfort Lafayette Crawfordsville Greenfield Knights town Cambridge City Richmond New Castle Danville Greencastle Brazil Terre Haute. Limited trains to Newcastle and through trains connect at Richmond for Dayton Columbus Zanesville Ohio.
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Zanesville
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