Wall St Stocks Open Higher Amid Hesitation After First Hour
New York stock market opened with general gains as several issues rose, led by Great Northern and various rail and steel shares. After an active first hour the market turned hesitant with professional trading and expectations of declines after crop reports. Government bonds held steady while other bonds firm.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
New York
Great Northern Preferred
Delaware & Hudson
Erie
Atchison, Missouri Pacific
Amalgamated Copper
Pennsylvania
Northern Pacific
Steel
Chicago Produce Prices in Scrippa-McRae Freas Assoc
Chicago June 10 Butter Extra creamery 221% Eggs Extras 17 4c Poultry Turkeys lic chickens 12c ducks 12c geese 5 00 7 50 Fresh market prices listed for butter eggs and a range for poultry with varied items and costs from the Scrippa-McRae Freas Association.
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Chicago
Scrippa-McRae Freas Association
Prisoner sues convent society for damages in Indianapolis
Mamie Smith nee Sullivan sues Good Shepherd Society and Mother Superior Urs ula for 25000 claim of false imprisonment at an Indianapolis convent. Suit filed in circuit court by E W Brickett of Martinsville requests change of venue from Marion County. She alleges detention from age 18 in 1899 for six and a half years with hard labor, poor food, wet floors causing rheumatism, limited medical care, denial of contact, and an escape recaptured by two policemen.
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Mamie Smith
Sullivan
Good Shepherd Society
Ursula
Indianapolis
E. W. Brickett
Martinsville
Marion County
Secured an Option on Schissel Bath House Site
Albert FE Uhl and a committee to select a site for a Indianapolis public bath secured an option on the Schissel bath house at Canal and Westst. They plan to complete erection by mid June and will audit school coupon books via a committee of Mrs W T Barnes Winfield Johnson Mrs Leon Sterne Eleanor Lemcke Nellie Kiler Bernice Smith Sadie Gardner Freda Pink and Belle Somerville.
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Canal
Westst
Sixteenth-st
Indianapolis
Commercial Club
W. T. Barnes
Winfield Johnson
Leon Sterne
Eleanor Lemcke
Nellie Kiler
Bernice Smith
Sadie Gardner
Freda Pink
Belle Somerville
N. Meridian St
Insurance department probes National Life Association of Iowa
H W Buttolph and John Ashby of the Iowa auditor's office have filed a report after investigating the National Life Association of Iowa in Des Moines Indiana. The auditor allows continued Indiana business pending a year end exam. The company has been reorganized with a new president.
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H. W. Buttolph
John Ashby
Insurance Department
The
Auditor of State
Des Moines
National Life Association of Iowa
John Bilheimer
Indiana
Franco Japanese entente signed in Paris
In Paris today, June 10, the Franco Japanese entente was signed by French foreign minister M Pichon and Japanese ambassador M Kurino. The agreement upholds the integrity of China and preserves the territorial claims of both nations involved.
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Scripps-McHae Presa Association
Paris
M. Pichon
M. Kurino
China
Largest baby born in Chicago area marks ninth child
The Scrippa-McRae dispatch from Chicago reports Mrs. Anna Gadzinkea, a Polish mother, delivered an 18-pound girl this morning. The child is the ninth in the Gadzinksaa family and the parents are of normal stature.
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Scrippa-McRae Press Association
Chicago
Anna Gadzinkea
Gadzinksaa
Picnic Date Set for State Officials and Employed
The committee fixing time and place for the state employes and officials picnic has chosen Saturday afternoon June 9 for the event. The exact location is yet to be decided.
Live Stock Prices and Receipts at Indianapolis Market
June 10 Indianapolis receipts show hogs 2,000 cattle 500 sheep 2,000. Hogs steady to 10 lower with top $6.27. Cattle and sheep weaker. Prices listed for steers, heifers, cows, bulls, calves, and lambs across weight ranges, with buyers noting good to common quality and varying demand.
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Indianapolis
Cincinnati Live Stock Prices On June Market
Cincinnati Ohio reports cattle receipts 2750 steady with extra cattle 5.60 to 5.75 dollars and good to choice 4.75 to 5.50. Calves down to 6.75 to 7.10. Hogs receipts 5284 steady with good to choice 6.20 and mixed packers 6.15 to 6.20. Sheep receipts 2376 steady with extra 5.65 to 5.75 and lambs at 9.00.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Cincinnati
Chicago market reports Cattle Hogs and Sheep receipts and quotes
Cattle receipts 28.00. prime beef 5.60 to 6.70. cows and heifers 2.75 to 5.50. Texans 4.25 to 7.45. hides steady. Hogs receipts 50,000. prices 5.75 to 6.35 for various weights. Sheep receipts 23,000. native lambs 6.00 to 8.10. western lambs 6.30 to 8.50. sheep 4.10 to 6.75.
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Scrupps-McKae Press Association
Chicago
Cattle and hog market brief from St. Louis stockyards
Cattle receipts number 5,000 with steady values for beef steers at 41.40 to 6.50 dollars and cows and heifers 5.50, stockers and feeders 3.25. Hogs receipts 5,500 steady with pigs 5.53 to 6.30 and packers 5.89 to 6.25, best heavy 6.15. Sheep receipts 3,500 steady natives 1.66 to 5.50 and lambs 3.50 to 5.90.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
ST. Louis
Texas
City Record Highlights for Day Local births and deaths listed
The document records multiple birth and death notices, listing names ages and addresses such as William and Lenna Brobst at 1607 Hall Place, a girl birth, and many other entries. It includes illnesses like tuberculosis and pneumonia, and notes on homicides, hospitalizations, and real estate transactions by various firms and individuals.
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William and
Lenna Brobst
Hall Place
Robert
Emma Haversticks
S. Belmont-ave
William H
Lennie Hamilton
Gaiest
Paul R
Anna Kritsch
Stewards To Meet At Edwin Ray M. E. Church
The board of stewards of Edwin Ray M. E. church will meet at 8 o clock Tuesday night and it is urged that all members be present.
Robinson Signals Move to Clinton Three-I League
Indianapolis youth Robinson, captain of the IA team, is reported near signing with Clinton Iowa based Three-I League club, indicating a possible major transfer in minor league baseball.
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Robinson
Indianapolis
Clinton
Corn and oats rise as wheat slips in Chicago grain marks
CHICAGO GRAIN reports early morning trading with corn and oats advancing while wheat weakens. July corn quotes around 53 to 54 cents, oats near 46 cents, and wheat around 96 to 99 cents. No. 2 red winter wheat at roughly 74 to 98 cents. No. 3 yellow corn near 53 to 54 cents. No. 2 white oats around 46 to 44 cents. Receipts include 31 wheat cars, 927 corn cars, 237 oat cars.
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Chicago
Cattle and hog market report from Pittsburgh
Serigos McRae Press Association reports Pittsburgh cattle receipts at 145 loads and lamb and hog movements. Cattle prices quoted for choice prime and other grades, with sheep receipts at 45 loads and hog receipts at 75 loads, showing limited changes and steady ranges across categories.
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Serigos-McRae Press Association
Pittsburg
New York Produce Price Report Brief
New York June 10 report from Scripps McRae Press notes pork at 17.75 018.50 per unit, lard and tallow varying, poultry prices for turkeys chickens fowls ducks listed, butter creamery and state tubs, eggs white fancy at 19c, cheese full cream at 12c.
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New York
Trade School Convention to Feature Noted Educators
The Citizens trade school convention meets Monday night at the Claypool hotel and K P building in Philadelphia area. Mayors and Rev Hurlstone open with a welcome and prayer as Rev Gunsaulus delivers a noted address on The Education of the Hand. Walter H Paze speaks at Winona Technical Institute commencement.
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Citizens’ Trade School Convention
Claypool
K. of P
Pennsylvania
Chiosts
United States
Bookwalter
Albert Hurlstone
Frank Gunsaulus
D. D
Armour Institute of Technology
Chicago
Winona Technical Institute
Walter H. Paze
the World's Work
New York City
S. C. Dickey
Air Line Road In Court
A receivership for the Chicago New York Air Line Electric railroad company began under Judge Sanborn. Receiver George F. Hull of Indianapolis held the office for nine hours before Judge Kohlsaar temporarily vacated him for bond insufficiency. A merits hearing was ordered.
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Chicago
Chicago-New York Air Line Electric Railroad Company
Sanborn
Federal District Court
George F. Hull
Indianapolis
Ind
Wood
Air Line Company
Kohisaat
Kohlsaar
Hull
William ©. Webster
J. Krel
Golis
Incorporations Filed by Indiana Secretary of State
Monday filings include Sheriden Beach and Co Michigan Clix with 10900 capital stock. Incorp officers are Isidore Spiro W B Manning and S W Larsen. Standard Steel Car Co Pennsylvania with 5,000,000 capital stock and W D Webb of Hammond as agent. Lyndora Land and Improvement Co of Pennsylvania with 200,000 capital stock and W E Webb of Hammond as agent. Loogootee Council No 731 Knights of Columbus lists W J Smith as grand knight James L McGovern recorder W T Cushing financial secretary J E Ackerman treasurer and P B Larkin J H Arvin trustees. Citizens Mutual Telephone Co Jackson county capital stock 10000 directors J D Lucas H H Tinch John Huber Charles Smith Ed Bennett and Wilburn Acton.
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Sheriden Beach and Co
Michigan
Clix
Capital Stock
Isidore 1
Spiro
W. B. Manning
S. W. Larsen
Standard Steel Car Co
Pennsylvania
Indiana
W. D. Webb
Hammond
Lyndora Land and Improvement Co
Vensylvania
W. E. Webb
Loogootee Council
Knights of Columbus
W. J. Smith
James L. McGovern
W. T. Cushing
J. E. Ackerman
P. B. Larkin
J. H. Arvin
Citizens
Mutual Telephone Co
Jackson County
Oa Capital
H. H. Tinch
John Huber
Charles Smith
Ed Bennett
Wilburn
Acton
Georgia Day at Jamestown Exposition Honors Roosevelt
President Roosevelt reviewed the Hampton Roads fleet then spoke to Georgians on Georgia day urging robust public school hygiene and farm and industrial education. He called for stronger protections for workers, compulsory compensation, and broader federal action on health and safety, plus a plan for progressive taxation and inheritance taxes.
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Jamestown Exposition
Roosevelt
Hampton Roads
Georgia
Gov. Terrell
W. N. Mitchell
Georgia State Commission
National
Cowles
Douglas Robinson
la Farge
New York City
Miss Hagner
Roosevelt speaks at Jamestown Exposition on truism
Jamestown Exposition Virginia June 10 President Roosevelt addressed the National Hospital association. He said it is of course simple to say...
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Scrippa-YeRae Prena Association
Jamestown Exposition
Roosevelt
National ’ Habtortal Association
Girls Arrested At Store For Stealing Change
Grace Simmons and Hazel Trees, clerks at a five and ten cent store, were fined 31 and costs in police court for stealing small change. Detectives say local proprietors are victims of a systematic theft scheme by employees. The girls allegedly kept money from sales, concealing it on their persons. Earlier, two other youths were arrested for similar offenses at the same store.
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Grace. Simmons
Hazel Trees
Tectives
Houser
Dugan
Jake
Center Township
Marion County
Indiana
Board of County Commissioners
Capitol Avenue
South Street
Griffith
Indianapolis
South Capitol Avenue
Bart Shanahar
Elks Post Office Stations Set for Convention Week
Washington postal department will establish two complete postal stations in Philadelphia for exclusive use during the Elks convention and reunion week beginning July 13. The stations aim to handle thousands of visitors efficiently and ease mail services for the host city.
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Philadelphia
Washington
Military resignations and promotions noted in Indiana unit
Lieutenant Ross E. Watson of Kokomo resigns his commission after removal from the city. Sergeant Frank Robinson of Martinaville is promoted to quartermaster and commissary officer in the Second Battalion of the Second Infantry, per Maj. Emmett.
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Ross E. Watson
Third Infantry
Kokomo
Sergean Frank Robinson
First Infantry
Martinaville
Emmett
Glittering Gentry Brothers Animal Show Parade Opens Week
The Gentry Brothers animal show opened Monday with a three division parade stretching about half a mile. Frank and W. W. Gentry led a carriage past cages and a band while 260 ponies and 185 dogs accompanied the display. The troupe plans two daily performances at Sixteenth street and Senate avenue with a large, newly equipped setup and glittering harnesses.
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Gentry Brothers’ Animal Show
Frank
W. W. Gentry
Blue
Lon Willams
Wynk Weaver
Little Schei
Monkey Fire Department
Sixteenth St
Senate-ave
Attorneys Seek Delay in Marion Coliseum Case
Attorneys for William T. Cook seek to block a coliseum via injunction. Judge Vinson Carter will decide Wednesday if an amendment to the complaint is admitted. A Friday hearing was tentatively agreed as Lead counsel Bachlder cannot attend Thursday. The plaintiff’s side failed to file the promised special finding by Monday.
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William T. Cook
Coliseum
Vinson Carter
Marion Superior Court
Carter
M. M. Bachelder
W. A. Ketcham
Princess Anne hotel fire destroys Virginia Beach property
The Princess Anne hotel in Virginia Beach burned at 4 am, with 75 guests escaping by jumping from windows. Two colored chambermaids died, extensive adjoining property was ruined, and the loss reached $250,000.
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Anne
Virginia Beach
Three Men Drowned in Mississippi River Near Dubuque
In Dubuque Iowa on June 9 three men Paul Kies William B Stoltenbene and Nicholas Forret drowned when a skiff capsized on the Mississippi River. Two others were rescued from the river city authorities reported today.
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Dubuque
Paul Kies
William B Stoltenbene
Nicholas Forret
Mississippi River
Aeronaut John Puepera Drowns in Mingimota River
Special to The Sun reports John Puepera an aeronaut of Utica New York drowned in Granite Falls Montana after his parachute failed to save him when hitting Mingimota River Saturday night. His body recovered later by local residents.
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Granite’' Falls
Mont
John Puepera
Utica
N. Y
Mingimota
Adams Declares Orchard a Liar in Trial Testimony
The article details ongoing courtroom exchanges as Orchard denies crimes and the defense cites witnesses. Key figures include James P. Murphy, Moyer, Traywood, Pettibone, and Mrs. Ida Toney Orchard, with defense aiming to prove mine owners plotted the murder rather than the Western Federation of Miners.
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James P. Murphy
Butte, Mont
Orchard
Lyte Gregory
Murphy
Haywood
Moyer
Traywood
Pettibone
Ida Toney Orchard
Canada
Cripple Creek
Western Federation of Miners
Greeting to Haywood and colleagues from Miners Convention
Denver June 10 The Western Federation of Miners telegraphed support to imprisoned leaders Moyer Haywood and Pettibone in Boise Idaho. Acting President Mahoney sent a message praising their innocence and pledging continued solidarity until their honor is vindicated. The union reports a yearly rise in membership of about 15000 to 20000.
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Moyer
Hayewood
Pettibone
Boise
Idaho
Western Federation of Miners
Mahoney
Recital by Geiger Vocal Pupils at Schimmel Schmidt Studio
John L. Geiger’s vocal pupils present a Monday evening recital at the Schimmel Schmidt music studio 452 E Christ beginning 8 15. The program includes Woodforde-Finden Coolidge Taylor Blows Wagner and Gounod selections performed by Mrs E L Selvidge Ruth Davidson Stella Vondersaar Mrs S D Kiger and others with pieces such as That We Two Were Maying Language of Love and Aria.
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John L. Geiger
Sehmellschmidt
E. Christ
Trotere Mathilde Schaefer Zelina
Outlin
Maying
Joan H. Cost
Randolph
Seenee
Rand
Squire Stella Vondersaar
Wagner
Faust Gounod
S. D. Kiger
Denied New Trial for Mrs. Lawson in Murder Case
Lafayette Indiana June 10 Mrs Alice Cooper Lawson who killed her husband on September 21 and was found guilty of second degree murder on May 9 and sentenced to life in prison was denied a new trial this afternoon by Judge Dehart.
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The
Sun
Lafayette
Ind
Alice Cooper Lawson
Dehart
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