Stock advance records strong opening across markets
New York trading begins with broad gains after the opening bell. Colorado Fuel climbs 14, several names including Great Northern and American Locomotive rise, and the market trends higher in early transactions. Chicago bids show cattle and grain activity with firm prices and notable upticks in readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serigge-McHac Prees Association
New York
Colorado
Great Northern
American Locomotive
Amalgamated
Pennsvania
Orms Western Rose
Delaware & Hudson
Baltimore & Obie
Marto
Mig
Cantyal
Coie
Reading
Pennsylvania
Bt. Paul
London
W. Thomson
Sante Central
Lo & Xneer
Missouri Pacific
NYC & Horm Pennsylvania
Phila, & Reading
Pacific
Union Pacific
Misecelanane
Brooklyn & Call Monry Tate
Pittsburg Live Stock Market Report June 1
Pittsburg live stock market data shows cattle receipts steady with prime beef at 5.40 to 5.75 per hundredweight and light to good quality cattle mixed. hog receipts higher with prime heavy hogs around 6.90 to 7.0 per hundredweight. various sheep and lamb prices listed.
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Chicago
Keeves
Faber
Ikem
Anager
Pittsburg
Iamba
Atic
Hoss
Baer
iGood
Cheice
Sologna
Amediim
East Buffalo
Buffalo
Sparlings
San. Jariths Weber Regeipts
Yorkare
Yugs
Live Stock Market Figures From Indianapolis and Other Cities
Indianapolis hog prices rose slightly amid ample supply as buyers favored mid grade hogs and higher quality cattle held steady. Cattle demand was fair for choice cuts with a ragged supply, while sheep stayed steady with fair demand for the better grades. Regional reports from New York, Buffalo and Cincinnati show mixed receipts and price movements across hogs, cattle, and sheep with sellers seeing advantage in hogs and steadier trends in cattle and sheep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Bisteher Usteck
Imad
German Towed American Girl Wedding in Bremen Church
Bride Miss Lara Abernerdt and Miss Edith Tange among bridal party in a German syncopated ceremony aboard the steamer Premen, with Bertha Seacusenmidt and others as attendants. After a church wedding at the Becomt Cresh, the couple will host a reception at Mrs. Frank Retener’s home.
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Buffalo
Niagars
Gnn
Bs Bank
New York City
Bremen
Premen
Alloydants
Cresh
Teeian Ehurch
Mtn
Bertha Seacusenmidt
Mise
Lara Abernerdt
Edith Tangesemhamp
Allo Mueller
Mise Burnie “Martin
Pridermaide
Frank M. Weisner
H. Herman
Louie
William Adam
Cal Adam
Tinnare
Jutta
Loretta Adam
Rowary Ailels
Perathy Martin
Rene
Malee Gall
Mise Martin
Wil
Luhengtin
C. Whale
Charles
Weides Sugier
Frank Retener
Lillia Adam
Indianapolis
Bec
Presbyterian Church
Indiana Institution For the Education of the Blind
Wheat market slips after bearish government report
Chicago June 12 Wheat sold off as traders questioned the government crop report. July wheat at 5 1/2 cents, September at 5 1/2. Corn firm to slightly higher with July and September quotes. Oats higher. Prices fell for Liverpool grains. spot wheat and corn down. Rumors of Russian exports halted denied locally. Livestock at St Louis. cattle receipts steady, steers weaker, hogs stronger.
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Scrippe-MecRar Prose Associaton
Chicago
Wgke
Liverpool
Eastnemain Wheat Way
Indianapolis Produce Prices From Local Market Sale
A dense listing of produce and seafood prices from Indianapolis market stalls includesFlorida tomatoes per pound, green peppers per dozen, rhubarb bunches, Bermuda onions per dozen, cabbages per head, potatoes per peck, cucumbers per piece, pineapple prices, halibut and other fish by the pound, clams per dozen, live lobster per pound, various veal cuts, cooking apples per peck, and assorted vegetables with unit prices. The page presents a broad assortment of fruits, vegetables, and seafood with per unit or per bunch pricing.
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Florida
Bermuda
Sheepshead
Hareradish
Fc Stata
Euphrey Messina
Former pastor testifies on abuses at hospital
Evans, a former patient and witness before the Kankakee county grand jury, describes torture and mistreatment of patients at Lantern Itlinow Ingane hospital. He shows notes and drawings, recounts daily beatings, threats by attendants, and his rescue by his wife after sustained injuries.
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Peerces En
Marion
Sid
Dune
Ner Haines
Indianapolis
Trumpis
Marylea
terippe-MeFas Preas Association
Wankarker
Warter A.evans
Wmalufield
Lantern Itlinow Ingane
Kankakee County Grand Jury
Atiunion
Eyane Saii
Msnie
Lie Medal
Evans
Jarre
Maans
T. J. Yo Bald
Battle Creek Spurrarium
Revelations Expected in Canning and Preserving Industry
Joseph C. Kane of a Philadelphia preserving company, visiting Pittsburg, predicts future investigations will focus on canning and preserving. He says more sensational revelations are coming and public disclosures will begin.
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Spectal
The
Sun
Pittsburg
Joseph C. Kane
Philadelphia
Girl Paroled After Murder Trial Heads to Kentucky Reunion
Josephine Terranova is released on parole from custody in New York and plans to reunite with family in Louisville. An Italian countess reportedly offers housing and education. a large public gathering and visiting dignitaries from across the United States are expected during the Homecoming Week.
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Serigor-Mefine Preen Association
York
Jozephine Tercanova
Seo Ag
Aly
Josephine
Criminal Court
Hulaing
Dtemizsea
Salarie
Wi Ue
TM Cunteon
Angie Gears
Pope Law Nii
Thinens
Criminal Courts
Parley
al Mer
Farley
Josepiine
Wathen Lavells
Watson introduces bill on presidential travel expenses
Representative James A. Watson of Indiana introduced in the House a bill to appropriate funds for the president’s travel and related expenses for the current year. The measure faced party-line queries and was referred to committees as Watson aims to rally support for swift action.
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Sun
Washington
James A. Watson
Indiana
Toon
Legrer Wirtsen
Appre Pratime
wUlan
Pepe Favoratiis
Watson
Bane Coningcess Chiee
Dentist Kills Wife in Revolver Cleaning Incident
A man identified as a dentist accidentally shot and killed his wife while cleaning a revolver in Toloda, Oklahoma. The incident occurred on December 6, according to a special report in the Muskoger and Fort Dune edition.
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Dune
Yehoovame Tere
Toloda
Age
Indict Two Insurance Men in Grand Jury Case
Special grand jury returned indictments against Robert Grane and Walter Robinette former top officials in the Mutual Life Insurance case. Five forgery charges against Gillette and one perjury count tied to grand jury testimony. Grane faces two indictments for false statements to the state superintendent of insurance and for stealing a section of the penal code. Fresh fish and game advertised from Bocelet Fish Co at 40 Virginia Ave, call for prices.
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Robert
Walter Robinette
Mutual Fife
Nsur- Fee
Studiis
Gillette
Neruerd
Granmls
AIOR
State Superintendent of Insurancn
Bocelet Fish Co
Virginia Save
Forepaugh and Selleck Circus Delivers Novel Performances
High class circus spectacle with many novelties on an immense scale. Crowds flocked for afternoon and night shows under cool skies while a complete fire company saved a bull and spectators gasped at aerial feats. Acrobats, horse riders, and a dramatic bicycle act highlighted the evening, earning praise for originality and merit. Forepaugh-Selly billed as among the best in the business.
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Weities
Wim
Pan
Workhouse sentence for gambler in saloon raid
Joseph Gates keeper of a saloon was fined 89 and costs and sentenced to 16 days in the Marton workhouse. George Louden, a professional gambler, was fined 10 and costs and sentenced to 1 day in the workhouse. Fourteen men found in Gates place were fined 5 each. Gates and associates had prior run ins with Judge Whalen who gave heavy penalties. The raid uncovered poker chips and decks of cards. bonds totaling 180 were set for the men. Charges were later changed from gambling house to earning an illegal stake.
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Joseph Gates
Marton
Tursday
George Louden
Garten
Whalien
Whalen
Gates
New York
George Lettden
John Cartons Arthur Sect
Earl Mount
Lator
No. Rity
Criminal Court
Wgreement
Frank Graweinger
Ira Holmes
Bathing Places to Open Soon for Children
Frederick Mack of the Board of Public Works and William A. Brecie, physical director, surveyed Pall Creek and Pleasant Run areas Monday to select locations for temporary bathhouses. Tents will be set up within days with guards and police protection. swimming elsewhere near creeks will be prohibited.
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Frederick Mack
Board of Public Works
Willam A. Brecie
Putle
Pall ‘Creek
Pleasant Ren
Crerks
Foraker Wins Fight in Turbulent State News
Fragmented account recalls a battle over a statehood bill and a political clash involving Indiana traders, Izaak Wallen connections, and a veteran aide nicknamed Billy. The text hints at turmoil, shifting loyalties, and a scene of public debate with references to rheumatism and hometown strain.
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Indiana
Izaak Wallen
Baynters
India
Billy
Mieron
Caerdas
Perewin
Rane
Ohio
Jas
Dogalhie
Mooney 1s Winner In Board Of Trade Election
In a tight contest, William Jo Mooney defeats Frank Stalniker and others for the Board of Trade presidency and seats. The vote tally reached the 400s for Mooney with Stalniker and colleagues securing multiple posts. A large turnout and strong showing highlight community business leadership and future plans for the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam Jo Mooney
Krank
Ane Son J
Ardner
Wiliam Jo Grifetah
de Ciiton Ty Hare
Reward Mawkinn
Aouilla Qo Jones
Alan Re Laytock
Admiph J. Mover
Wiha T. LeComner
Warr
Simmons
Native Uprising Suppressed in Natal Bush Fight
June 12 column reports Col Mackenzie routing Zulus in Natal. Rebels sought shelter in the bush as he attacked them. About 719 natives killed, many shot while in trees.
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Natal
Cal Mackenzie
Galveston Rail Cut Off After Bridge Burned
Galveston remains cut from rail lines after a Santa Fe bridge, about a thousand feet of the rake road structure, burned this morning. Island communications were interrupted. only by foot or improvised ferry can people reach the mainland until repairs are completed. Local officials report no injuries but warn of travel delays.
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McRae Frere Association
Galveston
Trex
Rockefeller Visit Amid Anarchist Watch In London
Report from London notes John D. Rockefeller visiting his daughter Mex Strong as anarchist groups monitor his movements. Authorities warn strangers near his residence to show papers or leave, indicating heightened security and tense atmosphere around the magnate’s stay.
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Scrippa-McBarrens
Aanoelatton
London
Dune LA Dispatch
Tartsmera
Comprere
John D. Rockefellce
Mex Strong
Aoarchista
Horkvfehler
City Fireman Killed In South Omaha Fire
A fire last night at the Armour parking plant in South Omaha caused the death of Cornelius Denny, a member of the Armour Fire Department, who fell from the building and died shortly after. The blaze broke out around 11:30 PM and caused property losses estimated at unknown amounts.
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fierinpa-McRtae
Omara
Neb
oFeo Department
Armour
South Omaha
MDA
Cornelius Denny
Armour Fire Department
Farmers Trust names new directors and officers
The Farmers Trust company announces a board of directors led by President Charles N Williams and First Vice President John A Butler with David M Party as Second Vice President and Thomas A Wynne as Third Vice President. An executive committee includes Pharias No Wilhema Joan A Butler Kvamee W Ling and David M Parry. Willams and Butler will oversee key departments including farm and city loan operations. shareowners listed include R Vand es Charles W Miller Caleb J Denry and others. The capital stands at 190000 fully paid, with numerous local shareholders from Plainfield Crawfordsville Kokomo and surrounding areas.
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Farmers’ ‘Trust Company
Charles N. Williams
John A. Butler
Secnnd
David M. Party
Third View
Thomas A. Wynne
Pharias No Wilhema
Joan A. Butler
Kvamee W. Ling
David M. Parry and
Noble
Butle the
Tee
Wilthe
Willams
Willwmn
Eleet
Geatas
R. Vandes
Charles W. Miller
Caleb 3
Back to Conference in Washington Vote Narrowed
The Senate and House conference on railroad rates resumes in Washington with key conferees named. Republicans Representatives Thepburn of Iowa Sherman of New York and Democrat Richardson of Alabama join the talks to resolve differences and move toward a final agreement.
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Washington
Foraker
Senate
Benatd Beveridge
Nin Wack
House
Oklahoma
Arena
New Plexisq
Minion
Nonai Conventins
Rey
Thepburn
Iowa
Sherman
New York
Richardson
Alabama
Tree Blocks Traffic After Falling Timber Scare
A large abterm tree felled near Mrs. Mare t. Laird's dwelling at W8 XN Tuesday, blocking a street and injuring a city water line. Foreman Clark and the bridge crew attempted to remove it but the massive log toppled, wrecking trolley poles and breaking arms, leaving street cars out of service for over ninety minutes while residents sought safety.
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Mra
Mare T. Laird
cMeer
Foreman Clark
Indianapolis General Ordinance amends livery stable setback rule
General Ordinance No 3 186 amends section 1 of an ordinance regulating location and maintenance of livery and feed stables in Indianapolis. It tightens setback within sixty feet of residential lots and becomes effective after two weeks publication in the Indianapolis Sun. City Clerk James McNulty certifies the full ordinance passed June 1 and approved June 2.
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Aulal Jing
Indianapole
Indianapolis
Indiana
Marion County
James McNalty
General Ordnance
Common Council
Dune
James M'Nulty
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Indianapolis Southern Railway
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J. B. Rockefeller
Farmers’ Trust Company
Haad Shareholders’ Meeting
Sterling Bicpeeles
Gob Habich
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