Stocks Open Quiet Yet Upward In Early Trading
New York June 8 Wall Street opened quiet but broadly higher with gains seen in Southern Pacific Union Pacific Atchison Great Northern preferred B R T Amalgamated Reading Great Northern Ore Erie St Paul Anaconda Rock Island. Government bonds steady others firm. UP slipped later maintaining a firm undertone.
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New York
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Atchison and
Great Northern
Amalgamated
Reading
Erie
St. Paul
Anaconda
Rock Island
Wheat climbs as July and September futures rise on Chicago grain
CHICAGO GRAIN reports a sharp early spurt in wheat with July at 95% 96%c and September at 98%c, closing values near 96%c for July and 99%c for September. Oats, corn, pork, lard, and ribs also move higher with specific closing prices and grain classifications noted. No. 2 red winter and No. 2 white quotes are provided for reference.
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Chicago
Market Prices and Grain Inspections Report June 1907
No call today. Wheat values steady with several grades quoted across track and through billing. Corn and oats show mixed movements with hay prices firm. inspections tally car counts by grade and total deliveries by week ending June 9 to June 10. Wheat and corn in store data and flour outputs listed for the week.
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Timothy
Butter Creamery and Eggs Prices in Chicago Trade
Scripus Meline Press Association reports Chicago market prices for dairy and poultry items. Butter creamery extra two cents per unit, eggs extras 11 lgc firsts 13 1/2 cents prime firsts 14 1/4 cents, cheese twins 14 cents, young Americas 10? cents, poultry turkeys licensed chickens 12 cents, ducks licensed geese five dollars seven point zero per dozen.
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Chicago
Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices at St Louis Market
Scripps-McRae Presa Association dispatch from St. Louis reports cattle receipts at 500 head, prices for beef steers 4.40 to 6.50, stockers 3.00 to 5.00, cows and heifers 2.19 to 5.50, Texas steers 2.65 to 6.60 and related cows. Hogs receipts 3,800 up five cents, with pigs and lights 5.80 to 6.30, packers 6.00 to 6.25, butchers 6.20 to 6.30. Sheep receipts 500 steady, natives 4.00 to 6.50, lambs 5.00 to 9.00.
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ST. Louis
Texas
New York Produce Prices Reported for June
New York June 8 reports list pork prices at 17.75 to 18.50 per unit and lard at 9.00 to 9.10. Tallow ranges 63 4 to 64 6 c, butter creamery extra 23 23 4 c, cheese full cream 12 c, and eyes white fancy 18 1 9 c with western firsts 15 44 6 16 c.
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New York
Scrippa-McRae Prera Association
Western Steam
Earthquake wrecks Serai village near Van on frontier
Constantinople reports Serai village, fifty miles east of Van on the Turko-Persian frontier, was destroyed by an earthquake yesterday. Slight shocks were felt at Van.
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Scrippa-McRae Press Association
Constantinople
Serai
Van
Incorporations filings list several Indiana ventures
Articles of incorporation were filed with the secretary of state for Hotel Bowles company in Bloomington with $10,000 capital, Samuel Frank and sons in Terre Haute with $150,000 capital, College Park Realty company in Mulberry with $3,000, and Gull Point Amusement company in Bass Lake with $50,000 capital. Incoporators and directors include W. T. Bowles, Rosa B. Coons, Taylor Coons, T. P. Frank, Judy Thorman, P. B. Kleeman, Levi Herr, Alien Troxel, Dean Rex, D. H. Keifer, Josiah Rothenberger, A. J. Payne, J. W. Hazlett, A. Baffetti, S. Arcucci, and T. A. O'Connor.
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Ofice
Secretary of State
Hotel Bowles Company
Bloomington
W. T. Bowles
Rosa B. Coons
Taylor Coons
Samuel Frank and Sons
Terre Haute
T. P. Frank
Judy Thorman
P. 8. Kleeman
College Park Realty Company
Mulberry
Levi Herr
Alien Troxel
Dean Rex
D. H. Keifer
Josiah Rothenberger
A. J. Payne
J. W. Hazlett
Gull Point Amusement Company
Bass Lake
A. Baffetti
S. Arcucci
T. A. O'Connor
McGuire Named Boston Manager After Long Playing Career
New York June 8 Special to The Sun reports Jim McGuire famed catcher is hired as manager of the Boston Americans. Manager Clark Griffith of the New York club confirms the move as Ungland fails. McGuire will be paid about $8,000 salary with the New York club receiving roughly $3,000 for his release. McGuire has played professionally since 1882 with Toledo and other clubs.
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New York
Clark Grifith
Jim
Boston American
Ungland
John S. Taylor
Bostons
McGuire
Toledo
Peace Congress Opens at The Hague Deliberations Begin
Delegates arrive for the second peace congress at The Hague, with committees to thresh key international law questions. Vangoudriaan opens with welcome and telegrams to Czar and Queen Wilhelmina. Nelidoff named permanent president as sessions likely to be secret. two-month gathering aims to settle disputed points.
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Scrippe-McRee Press Association
Hague
Netherlands
the Hague
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Great
Knights’ Hall
Vantetés Vangoudriaan
Czar
Russia
M. Nelidoff
Paris
Nelidoff
Wilhelmina
Vangoudriaan
Herr Beaufort
Goode Vantroostwyk
Foreign Office
Germany
Saw Company Statement Drives Value Rise for Atkins Firm
The E. C. Atkins saw manufacturers submitted a self calculated claim to the county Board of Review that their property increased in value by 160000 in the past year. After reviewing the assessment, the Board of Review met in the auditor's office Saturday morning and finalized the following assessments.
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E. C. Atkins Company
County Board of Review
Ing
Atking
Board of Review
Vandalia Railroad encroaches on Greenlawn Cemetery
Legal observers say Vandalia Railroad lacks Indiana law right to intrude on cemetery property though the line cuts a small corner of Greenlawn Cemetery. Mayor Bookwalter and City Engineer Miller appear to back the railroad, while only individual lot owners may protest non burial use.
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Indiana
Charles A. Bookwalter
Blaine Miller
Indianapolis Mobilizes Coupons for Free Bath Initiative
A city effort pushes to establish a bathhouse in Indianapolis with a student driven coupon sale. 25,000 coupon books were distributed to school children for ten cent coupons. each buys one swimming lesson. Proceeds fund the bathhouse and a committee led by H D Tutewiler will oversee funds and books.
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H. D. Tutewiler
L. C. Boyd
The
Water Company
Flayground Association
Chicago
Bookwalter
Indianapolis
William J. Neukom
F. J. Mack
Board of Works
Edgar Kiser
Bert Uhl
Theodore Stine
Franklin Vonnegut
Herman Munk
Commercial Club
Children's Aid Society
H. D. Tutewller
Cyclone Hits Duquoin Wrecking Homes Crops
A cyclone swept through Duquoin Illinois last night damaging homes and crops. Several people were injured though expected to recover. Rail traffic east of the city was disrupted as utility and property damage occurred.
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Scripps-Mcine Press Association
Duquoin
Ill
City Record of Births Deaths and Marriages
City records list births with eight couples and home addresses including Bauer Woodson Fate Friddle Brenneman Green Turner Kiler Kenworthy and others. Deaths include Heagan Jackson Byers Hardman Gemes Wilson and Mullenhour with ages ages 3 days to 53 and causes like gastritis heart disease nephritis meningitis and hydrocephalus. Marriages show multiple unions and several new dwelling permits issued across Indianapolis with addresses on Delaware Roosevelt Tem ee and Pennsylvani.
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Nicolas
Emma Bauer
Hostbrook-st
Noah
Alice Woodson
Elm-st
Gus
Georgia Fate
State-st
James H
Ethel Friddle
Leeat
Wiliam F
Minnie Brenneman
Beebe
Lena Kiler
Bellefontaine-st
Boy Hendricks
Mabel Kenworthy
N. Rural
Boy
Samuels. Heagan
Louis Jackson
Elizabeth Byers
Columbia Ave
Vincent A. Hardman
S. Delaware St
Nebraska Gemes
City Hospital
George C. Wilson
Charles F. Powers
Joseph Eastman Hospital
Mullenhour
E. Fifteenth St
John H. Johnson
Elizabeth E. Pauley
Charles W. Canfield
Margaret E. Ewarthout
Emil Bader
Emma M. Kean
Shirley E. Green
Arnetta M. Doyle
Henry J. Wolf
Clara Krienhagen
Herbert Cartwright
Blanche Edens
Hee
MacDowell
Olle Kepnger
James Henry Kitts
Emily Berry
Ys A. Waldorf
Delaware St
G. L. Canada
Roosevelt-ave
Mre
Anna B. Koehler
Indianapolis
Public to Help Build Hospital in City
The Executive Committee of the Methodist Episcopal hospital on N Capitol Ave launches a 60 day drive to raise 100000 for building and equipment. The three story fireproof 134 by 143 foot 400 foot square site will house 80 to 100 beds with modern heating and lighting. Contributions appeal to all citizens with named wards rooms and bricks options and name plates at 1632 N Capitol Ave.
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New Methodist Episcopal Hospital
N. Capitol Ave
Orchard Played Double In Haywood Case Continued
Cripple Creek report states Ida Toney Orchard, wife of a key Haywood prosecution witness, left Cripple Creek for Boise to claim her husband worked for a detective agency since 1892. She alleges Orchard helped plan the Independence explosion and was paid to implicate Western Federation leaders.
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Cripple Creek
Col
Ida Toney Orchard
Haywood Case
Boise
Orchard
Western Federation of Miners
Amendment filed in Indianapolis coliseum case
William T. Cook's attorneys announced a filing amendment to seek an injunction against city coliseum construction. Judge Carter will decide Monday on admitting the form for a special finding of facts after arguments and potential delay attempts. Hearing concluded earlier before Judge Vinson Carter in superior court.
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William T. Cook
Coliseum
Ecity
Carter
Indiana
Indianapolis
Vinson Carter
Superior Court
Bell Says Orchard Is Liar In Denver Statement
Gen. Sherman Bell dismisses Harry Orchard's claim of trying to kill him and asserts Orchard knew Bell could be found at all times. Bell calls Orchard the biggest liar that ever saw Pike's Peak, noting Orchard was not seeking him or seeking a chance to confront him. The remarks were issued in Denver on June 8.
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Denver
Col
Sherman Bell
Harry Orchard
Orchard
Bell
Pike's Peak
Auto crash on Capitol Avenue injures horse. two women unnamed
An auto carrying James A. Allison and Charles D. Sommers, plus two unnamed women, collided with a horse and buggy driven by Frank Coval and Sam Dillehay on Capitol Avenue near Vermont Street Friday night. The horse died from injuries. vehicle damage was minor. driver Coral was reported on the wrong side of the street. The buggy belonged to L D Beasley and had been rented to the two men. No serious injuries reported.
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James A. Allison
Southerland Ave
Charles D. Sommers
Columbia Club
Frank Coval
Chadwick St
Sam Dillehay
Senate Ave
N. Capnolave
Vermont-st
L. D. Beasley
BE. McCartyer
Capitol Ave
Coral
Father Locked Up After Alleged Assault on Son
Adam Glaser of 2201 Pleasant Street was detained by Bicycle Officers Kitzmiller and Trimpe after an alleged assault on his 17 year old son George,Jan gash on the head, and an alleged slap to the wife during a dispute. Neighbors defend the boy as hardworking and in night school.
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Adam Glaser
Pleasant Sr
Kitzmiller and
Trimpe
George Glaser
Saloon License Remonstrance Case in County Court
County Attorney Caleb S. Denny rules a saloon may operate during one court term after license delinquency if a remonstrance is pending. In the Francis J. Flaherty case the commissioners granted a liquor license on New York Street near Military Park despite a remonstrance. The remonstrators appealed to the circuit court, which remains in session. Flaherty may not run the saloon after June if the case is still pending.
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Caleb
Denny
Francis J. Flaherty
New York St
Military Park
Circuit Court
Flaherty
Cincinnati Live Stock Market Report June 8
Cincinnati cattle receipts total 400 with steady prices. Butcher steer values range from 4.75 to 5.60 for good to choice. calves slow with extra at 6.75 to 7.00. Hog receipts 1,611 up 10 cents. good to choice hogs 6.22 to 6.25, mixed packers around 6.15 to 6.24. Sheep receipts 630 strong with extra lambs at 6.66 to 6.90.
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Secripps-McRae Press Asociation
Cincinnati
Storm at Bedford Delays Trains After Cloudburst
Bedford Indiana reports a severe storm with heavy wind and lightning causing extensive damage. A Monon railway washout halted trains overnight and many homes, including the Catholic church, were struck by lightning.
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Bedford
Ind
Monon
Gen Booth Returns Aboard Minnesota From Orient Voyage
The steam ship Minnesota arrived at Seattle from the Orient with more than 860 passengers aboard. Gen William Booth of the Salvation Army completed the round trip on the vessel, accompanying the voyage and returning to the United States.
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Scripps-McRae Preas Association
Beattle
Wash
Minnesota
Orient
William Booth
Salvation Army
Texas Center railway buys sleepers and cuts berth rates
Fort Worth Texas June 8 The Texas Center railway has purchased its own sleeping cars and reduced berths to 1.00 for upper and 1.60 for lower. The move causes a sensation in Texas as the railway commission had ordered a cut in Pullman rates but railways argued they could not own cars and must operate under contracts.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Texas Center Railway
Texas
Railway Commission
Beef Trust Strikes Blow as Prices Jump Across Nation
Chicago June 8 The meat trust attacked the government inspection law raising beef prices by one to two cents a pound at packing centers. Eight large firms led by Armour refuse to pay commissions on animals failing inspection causing a cattle shortage and higher costs for public. Officials fear Congress may act next session due to the unrest and industry changes.
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The
Sun
Chicago
Meat Trust Hs
Armour's
Combine
Commission
Congress
Americans High Livers
In St Louis on June 8 Howell H. Jones, Swift Packing manager, explains meat price rises stem from a slow spring and recurring yearly increases. He says post-mortem orders discourage cow and heifer shipments, though steer receipts are up, and notes cheap cattle avoidable by butchers. He blames consumers for demanding top quality.
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San. ST. Louis
Howell H. Jones
Swift Packing Company
Government watches meat price rise for possible action
Washington notes no action yet on meat price increases. The bureau of corporations will handle any move, following its beef trust inquiry. Experts say the beef industry is complex and conclusions require a long investigation into by products and cattle grades.
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the Sun
Washington
Bureau of Corporations
Beef Trust
Cattle Shortage Tied to Range Conditions and Inspectio n
In Dallas on June 8 Col C C Slaughter a leading Texas cattle raiser said beef prices rise is justified by a cattle shortage caused by range conditions and by new government inspection.
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Dallas
Tex
Col. C. C. Slaughter
Texas
Destruction of Dempsy Sawmill Sparks Large Loss
Tacoma June 8 Fire wiped out the Dempsy sawmill with a loss of about $200,000. The blaze caused extensive damage to the mill facilities and equipment, impacting the local timber industry and workers. Local fire crews fought the flames, but the structure was largely destroyed.
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Scrippa-McRae Press Aavociation
Tacoma
Wash
Dempsy
Mike Murphy Named Premier Trainer of America
New York June 8 Mike Murphy adds another wreath as his Pennsylvania team wins the intercollegiate track meet in Philadelphia last Saturday. A relentless worker with a talent for spotting ability Murphy trains his athletes to peak for specific races, accepting strains in practice to build enduring records and long lasting marks for his pupils.
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New York
Mike Murphy
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Mike
Murphy
Sen Murphy
Krader
Murph
America
Penn
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Scripps-McRae Presa Association
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U. S. Pat
Elezaa
the Tarrant Co
Bateen Street
M'Guire
Tells Board of Review
Columbia Conserve Co
Federal Union Surety Co
Capital Paper Co
Central Loan Co Raceee
Capital Suspender Co
Pee Dee Betwee Ee Gee
New College
Columbia Rail Post Office
New Central Bond Co
New Company
Vandalia Railroad
Greenlawd Cemetery
Bath
Bueno
Minda
Fresho
Madiid
Prince of
Spain
the Fund
Ist
Assert Orchard
Richardson
Une
Scripps-McRae Press
Scripps-McHae Press Association
Glaser
Gen. Booth
Scrippe-McRae Presa Association
Packers
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