Fatal duel in Falmouth ends in two deaths
In Rushville Indiana on Tuesday afternoon John Bailey killed Oliver Cameron at the Cameron home after a confrontation over Bailey’s missing wife. Cameron fired back with a shotgun, killing Bailey. Mrs Bailey and seven children witnessed the tragedy before the coroner arrived.
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John Bailey
Oliver Cameron
Falmouth, Ind
Rushville
Ind
Falmouth
Bailey
Fred Cameron
Oliver C@ameron
Cameron
Frank Green
Connersville
Convicts Rob Gervais Residents After Prison Slayings
Tracy and Merrill, escaped convicts who killed three Oregon guards, returned to Gervais and forced locals to cook supper. They seized coats and weapons from two deputy sheriffs before stealing a horse and buggy and fleeing on foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Gervais
Ore
Kingdon Jewels Recovered After Waldorf Heist
Mrs. Charles D. Kingdon had eight thousand dollars worth of jewelry stolen from the Waldorf Astoria. A week later a young man delivered a package to Detective Vallely, revealing the Kingdon jewels intact. Chief Titus continues pursuing the thieves as police recover the valuables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles D. Kingdon
Kingdon
Stomach and Liver Tablets by Chamberlain for biliousness
Claim asserts Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets cleanse the stomach regulate the liver and bowels and provide a quick permanent cure. Sold by all druggists.
Hoosiers Come Home To Open Toledo Series At Home
The Indianapolis ball team returned Wednesday noon and will open a four game series with Toledo on Thursday at home. Sunday’s game will be in Toledo. Manager Watking reports the team in splendid shape and predicts the Hoosiers can move to first as Columbus and Louisville duel. They won four of seven on the recent road trip.
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Indianapolis
Toledo
Watking
Comic illustrator Gue Dirks ends life in studio
New York June 11 Gue Dirks author of The Bugville sketches killed himself with a pistol in his studio Tuesday night. Poor health and despondency were cited as causes. Dirks aged 21 was the son of a Wisconsin farmer from Philip. His body to be sent home for burial.
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New York
Gue Dirks
Dirks
Philip
Wis
Wisconsin
Local Births and Marriages Noted in City Records
A list of births including W. A. Powell Hattie Powell and Joan Welson with various addresses. Multiple marriages listed such as William J. Kasberg Blanche M. Haag and Layton Walker Cora Stubbins. Also noted are deaths and illnesses with ages and conditions like cholera infantum, bronchitis, pneumonia, and tuberculosis.
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Sophia Hohn
Madisonave
Minnie Hohn
Madison Ave
Fannie L. Hillshue
Washington-st
Loretta Jones
Hill-ave
Helen Walke
Huron-st
Sohn S. Massard
W. North-st
Marshal B. Gregory
Bright St
Harry Vincent
Morris St
James O. Phillips
William J. Kasberg
Blanche M. Haag
Layton C. Walker
Cora M. Stubbins
August Franl
Lillie Housman
John N. Bartlow
Carrie C.mclfresh
Harry Richards
Elien Yearsley
Charles W. Bean
Annetta Wanga
Dale
John P. Scott
Mary E. King
Jennie M. Mil
Building Permits Listed With Repairs and Valuations
J C Parker at 906 Shelby street repairs for Charles Schneider at Meridian street involve a $1,000 project. Henry W Rieman on East and Morris street greentrome valued at $600. Ww P Fisher at 1907 Meridian street listed with an ad.
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J.C. Parker
Shelby-at
Charles Schneider
Meridian-st. House
Henry
Morrissta
Arkansas Democratic Convention Endorses Clark for Senator
SENATOR JONES LITTLE ROCK Ark June 14 The democratic state convention by a vote of 420 to 72 endorsed ex Gov J P Clark for senator, knocking out Senator Jones Gov Jeff Davis was unanimously renominated and announced as a candidate to succeed J H Berry whose term expires in 1906 J W Crockett was nominated for secretary of state H C Tipton treasurer and T C Monroe auditor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
J. P. Clark
Jones
Jeff Davis
J. H. Berry
J. W. Crockett
H. C. Tipton
T. C. Monroe
Wall Street Notes On Strike Termination And Market Outlook
On Wall Street dated June 11 Meyer and Kiser report talks among coal railroad interests shaping strike endgame. London market dull with prices near parity. Crop reports mixed for winter wheat disappointing while spring wheat and cotton prospects look favorable. Western and Southern rail stocks may rise. St Paul buying strong. Southern Railway gains seen. King notes bituminous miners joining the strike. Overall volume higher. some pools ready to resume. Canadian Pacific shows downward pressure.
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Meyer & Kiser
New York
London
Western and Southern Railways
St. Paul
Indianapolis Securities and Bank Listings Summary
A historical listing of Indianapolis securities, banks, railways, utilities, and industrial stocks with quoted prices and percentages. Includes Indianapolis street railway bonds, various national banks, trust companies, and utility stocks such as gas and light. Also notes preferred stocks and specific bond yields for companies like Atlas engine works and T Polk company.
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Indianapolis Securities
Bia
Indianapolis Street Railway
American National Bank
Oae Capital National Bank
Central Trust Company
Columbia ‘National Bank
Ace Merchants’ National Bank
Wee
Indiana National Bank
Marion Trust Company
Union Trust Company
Ace Light and Power
Saa
Indianapolis
Ins. Co
Indiana. Trust. Company
American Central Life
Ind. Guaranty and Utle Co
Taw
Union Traction
Broad Ripple Traction
Indianapolia Improvement
Indiana Cold Storage
Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Company
Usecesee Ae
T. B. Laycock Mfg. Company
T. Polk Company
Wu Atlas Engine Works
Indianapolis Union Stockyards Receipts and Quotations
Indianapolis stockyards receipts total 700 shipments with prices across cattle hogs sheep and calves. Quotations list good to prime export steers and butchers with weights 1100 to 1500 pounds, hogs, lambs, and cows, plus mixed lots and feeders. Chicago grain futures show wheat corn oats with July and September bids and pork lard ribs prices.
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Chicago
Isige
T.c
Market Prices for Wheat Corn Hay Hogs and Sheep
Wheat prices show weakness with No 2 red bidding up to 77 cents per bushel in June for milling freight while corn remains strong with No 2 white at 64 %c. Hay steadies with No 1 timothy at 12.75 13.25. Hogs receipts 3435 with selects 7.30 7.35 and best spring lambs at 7.00 7.40. Inspections list mixed car counts by grade.
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Hay
Timothy
Stock Market Opened Firm Amid Crop Report Rumors
New York trading opened firm with government crop report cited. Volume light and many houses held orders amid bear arguments on certain rails and granger stocks. Reading issues steady on strike influence rumors. Manhattan up marginally. steel weak. government bonds steady. Noon quotes show St Paul 171, U S Steel 39 54, U P 105, Amalgamated Copper 69.
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New York
Atchison
St. Paul
Union Pacific
Darly
Manhattan
Buger
Canadian Pacific
Pennsylvania
Delaware & Edison
Rock Island
Reading
U.S. Steel
Missouri Pacific
Amalgamated.copper
U. P
New York Provisions Prices Incomplete Market Brief
New York June 11 market brief shows pork at S18 and SOG 19.35, lard at 10.67, butter Creamery at 19 6 2c, Elgin butter 22c, imitation creamery 17 4 20c, dairy at 10 200, cheese large 9 10c small 9 10e, skimmed 4 TAC full 24 3c.
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New York
New. York
Elgin
Union Stockyards Report From Newfoundland Sale
Union stockyards in St John’s Newfoundland report cattle receipts at 16 000 and hog receipts at 41 000 with price ranges for various classes. Cattle include good to choice from 5 70 to 7 35 and Texans 4 50 to 7 00. Hogs show bulk sales 7 20 to 7 40 and pigs 4 00 to 7 00. Sheep receipts 21 000 with native and western lambs 4 00 to 7 00 and 4 50 to 4 75.
Buffalo Market Prices for Cattle Hogs Sheep and Lambs
East Buffalo New York June 11 cattle receipts 123 best ateers 7.25 7.40 medium to good 6.50 7.15 light 5.50 6.40 heifers 4.00 6.50 cows 3.50 5.50 canners 2.25 3.00 stockers 4.50 4.90 bulls 4.25 5.50 veals 65.00 7.25 hogs receipts 15 cars Yorkers 7.60 7.30 pigs 6.90 7.00 mixed 7.30 7.40 medium weights 7.45 7.50 good heavy 7.50 7.55 roughs 6.85 7.00 stags 5.50 6.00 sheep and lambs receipts 7 cars lambs 3.00 6.75 sheep 1.76 5.50
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Union Stockyards
Indianapolis
Brockera
Union
East Buffalo
N. Y
The Jobbing Trade Prices for Poultry Produce and Staples
The column lists shipper prices for hens, old and young turkeys, ducks and geese, fresh eggs, various cheeses, butter, hides and tallow, flour and bran, and fruit and vegetables. It notes per pound and per item rates including New York cream cheese, Swiss, Umburger, and butter at 16 cents, with flour ranges from 3.26 to 4.25 per unit and fruit crate prices for berries and other perishables.
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New York
Market Price List Includes Fresh Produce and Sweets
Oranges fancy Mediterranean sweets sell for 4.00 per box. Lemons imported at 3.75 per box. Honey and potatoes old 90c per bushel new 1.10. Green onions and radishes in season. Green beans 0.90 per bushel box. Wax 1.00. Peas 1.00 per bushel. Bermuda peppers 2.25 per crate. Kale 60s per barrel. Tomatoes from Texas 1.75 per case Florida 2.50 per 6-basket carrier.
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Bermuda
Texas
Florida
Price List Provisions and Groceries Sunken in One Long Themed Slug
The list details varied goods from oysters and fish to coffee sugars and canned goods with prices per pound per bag per gallon. It includes Kingan Co price marks for hams bacon lard sausage fresh pork beef and various condiments plus chemicals and medicines with per unit costs and per pound rates.
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Kingan & Co
Indiana
California
Goap
Castile
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Stout
W. A
Hattie Powell
Lord-st
John J
Alice Clancy
Tecumseh-st
Joan C
Nora Welson
California-st
George and
Emma .Hueber
Iowa St
J. P
Mrs. Ratzell
Lexington Flats
Frank W
Maggie Cooper
N. West-st
Fred and
Mary Mootz
Gill
Tee
Alfred RK. Purdue
Lizzie M. Justice
Nelson
Browning and Mary
I. Pearcy
Frank R. “Arnold
Hattie Johnson
John Casper
Maggie Henesy
Charles P. Koster
Ophelia Hana
Willaim ‘J.krause
Clara M.rich
William Meyer and
Elizabeth M. Mémn
Ernest Frey
Catherine M. Mueller
Vivian C. Strother
Senator Jones
Arkansas Democrats
Ascash
EN Aei Reese
The
Reliable
Beautiful Hectoree
Tales Dobson
Heywood
Sreen
Illinois Street
Laycock’s
Miller’s
Halls & Sons
Bell Bros
Dresden
Jand
Brussels
City Grain Market
Oysters, Fish and Game
Java
Rio
Santos
Ariosa
Lion
Jersey
Caracas
Dilsworth’s
Gates
Dominions
Columbia
Ideal Golden
Windsor
Ridgewood
New Orleans
Carolina
Weeee
Csecceesecas Avee
Oacee
Jackson Pittsburg
Raymond
Wanecee
Winifrede
Wemceeeers Een
Kanawha
Ludtig
Eeeseees
Brazil Diock
Green Counly
Indiana Lump
Senepas
Hocking Valley
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