Indianapolis Hog and Cattle Prices Reported
Receipts were hogs 11,000 cattle 2,300 sheep 600 at Indianapolis market. Hogs 5 to 10 cents lower, top price 6.15. cattle weak. sheep and lambs steady. Steers 1,300 lbs and up 50 630. several weight ranges listed with varying prices for Good to choice, common to medium, and feeding steers plus calves. Heifers and cows ranged with Good to choice levels and several minor categories. Bulls and canners also shown. bulk of sales at 6.15 to 6.20 for heavy hogs and lighter weights at 6.10 to 6.20 for others. lambs and ewes priced per grade and weight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ceee Eeee Ete
Seeqereevsse Appegesseauen
NASA
Grain prices rise at Chicago open with mixed futures
CHICAGO June 12 grain prices were higher at the morning open. Wheat led gains with July at 92 3/4 to 93 1/8 cents, September around 96 1/4 to 96 1/2, December near 97 to 97 1/2. Corn and oats showed modest advances, while provisions slipped with September pork at 15.82, lard 8.75, ribs 8.60. Local receipts totaled 19 wheat cars, 360 corn cars, and 122 oats cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Chicago
Market Recap Patchy with Mixed Livestock Prices
Receipts show 22 000 hogs down 10 cents and 20 000 sheep down 10 cents. Beef cattle and calves move irregularly with various categories cited including Texans and stockers. Prices listed range from 1.70 to 6.90 for cattle and 4.00 to 6.30 for pigs, amid fluctuating regional demand.
Market Prices for Wheat Corn and Forage Seeds
Grain and forage prices show wheat notes for No 2 red No 3 red No 4 red and No 1 and No 2 rejected with various credits while corn lists multiple white and yellow grades and mixed lots with through bills and small car counts. Timothys and clovers price reports include several prairie varieties with per bushel values and monthly ranges. Inspections record cars for No 3 white No 4 white No 3 yellow No 4 yellow and mixed grades totaling 27 cars plus minor bag totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corn—Easler
Timothy
Metcalf Safe Day and Night Reported
June 12 dispatch from the navy department states Secretary Metcalf was at routine work with no men injured nor lighthouse danger. Morning report noted no accident but a department alarm over fetat to the sun. In Minnesota, delegates at the annual meeting of the National Association of Education for Backward and Delinquent Children discussed views on exercise and reformatories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Whittaker
Diatia Reformatory
Archbishop Moeller Praised by Pope and Cardinal in Europe
Archbishop Henry Moeller of Cincinnati is lauded by Pope Pius and Cardinal Merry del Val for his administrative ability during a European tour with Cincinnati delegates. Cardinal Gotti also praised Moeller while noting expectations of a high and holy office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Merry del Val
Holy Father
Pope Pius
Cardinal Merry del Val
Henry Moeller
Cincinnati
Cardinal Gotti
The
Propaganda
New York Produce Prices Reported by Scripps McRae
New York market bulletin lists pork mess at 17.75 to 18.50, lard Western steam spot 8.60 to 8.70, tallow City 6 to 6 1/4, butter creamery extra 24c, eggs white fancy 19c to firsts 15c, cheese full cream 11 1/2c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Western
Cincinnati Live Stock Market Report June 12
Cincinnati Ohio cattle receipts reach 1700 with quiet trades. Butcher, calf and good to choice cattle priced from 4.60 to 7.00, extra calves at 6.50 to 7.00. Hog receipts 44400 down ten cents. good to choice 6.10, mixed at 6.00 to 6.05. Sheep receipts 2500 slow. extra sheep 5.10 to 6.50, lambs at 9.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Cincinnati
Murdered Daughter (Continued) Jolley’s Insanity Claim and Confession
The suspect Jolley, long known to Capt. Asch, faced murder accusations tied to his daughter’s death and alleged past killings in spirit. He described divorces, heavy drinking, brief reform, and visits to the Rescue Mission. He claimed intent to surrender and described purchasing acid after a night’s rest and returning to the E South Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County
Capt. Asch
Jolley
National Biscuit Company
Dild
Senate Ave
Ruef Testifies in San Francisco Mayor Schmitz Trial
Abe Ruef was allowed to testify in the Schmitz trial this morning. He swore he gave the mayor 2500 dollars from the 1905 French restaurant fund, directly contradicting Schmitz's yesterday testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippa-McRae Press Association
San Francisco
Abe Ruef
Schmitz
Ruef
Mayor David Griffiths Drowns While Fishing Near Springfield
David Griffiths, Springfield mayor since April, drowned at Foxs Creek eight miles southeast of the city after being thrown into a deep slough during a morning fishing trip. Fire Chief Peter Jacobs accompanied him and could not rescue him. The incident occurred at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippe-McKine Press Association
Springfield
David Griffiths
Foxs Creek
Peter Jacobs
Cattle And Hogs Prices At St Louis Livestock Market
Cattle receipts 5 600 weak with beef steers 4 40 to 6 50, stockers 3 00 to 5 00, cows and heifers 2 50 to 5 50, Texas steers 2 75 to 5 15. Hogs receipts 12 000 down 10 cents, pigs 5 75 to 6 15, packers 5 75 to 6 10, best heavy 6 00 to 6 20. Sheep receipts 5 000 lower, natives 5 00 to 7 50, lambs 6 00 to 8 90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Press Association
ST. Louis
Texas
Riots Over Meat Prices In Cleveland Jewish District
In Cleveland 1500 Orthodox Jews rallied after meat price rises at Kosher butcher shops. They voted to boycott and block purchases, surrounding shops and assaulting customers. Police restored order as deliveries were attacked and meat dumped in gutters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Jury Requested On Mrs. Eddy Competency Suit
Special to The Sun in Concord New Hampshire reports a motion for a jury trial on Mrs Mary Baker G Eddy competency to manage her affairs. Plaintiffs seek a court hearing as Judge Robert N Chamberlain earlier indicated appointing a master to determine Eddy's competency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sun
Concord
N. H
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Lawyer Found Dead In Noblesville Room
Charles Potter, 56, a well known attorney, was found dead in his Noblesville room. He had been missing from his office for two days. The body showed signs of death about 24 hours earlier. Death was attributed to epilepsy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noblesville
Ind
Charles Potter
Seek J. E. Vail in Marion probate lookout
The Marion county probate court seeks J. Edward Vail a former Indianapolis newspaper man who owns over $1000 in Indianapolis property and has not been heard from in seven years. The Indiana Trust company was appointed to manage his estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County Probate Court
J. Edward Vail
Indianapolis
Indiana Trust Company
Editor elected to Fort Wayne school board amid license hike
Ansel Fuelber editor of the Staatszeitung and a Democrat was chosen for the Fort Wayne school board last night. The city liquor license was increased from $100 to $150.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sun
Fort Wayne
Ind
Ansel Fuelber
Staatszeitung
Train Collision Claims Two Lives in Santa Cruz
In Santa Cruz California on June 12 two railway workers James Foster an engineer and J C Capelli a train man were killed when a Southern Pacific collision occurred last night. Several others were injured in the crash with authorities investigating the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Santa Crubz
Cal
James Foster
J. C. Capelli
Southern Pacific
Executed Eight Men in Riga Prison Disorders
Eight political prisoners were executed today in Riga for recent disorders in the central prison. The action reflects a harsh crackdown by authorities following disturbances at the facility. The names of the executed were not released and no further details on the trial were provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Riga
Russia
Central
Incorporations Filed By Several Indiana Firms
Secretary of State records show new filings across Indiana including Plymouth Lighting Co in Plymouth with 100000 capital and directors L P Kleitz Joseph Emmerling and P A Neuffer. Also Stock Breeders Insurance Assoc of Indianapolis and Stockmen's Mutual Insurance Assoc with multiple counties listed. Bryant Creamery Co of Bryant with 4600 capital and six named directors. Grain Dealers National Fire Insurance Co of Indianapolis with 100000 capital and directors C A McCotter A E Reynolds and J W Sele.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth Lighting Co
Plymouth
Capital Stock
L. P. Kleitz
Joseph Emmerling
P. A. Neuffer
Stock Breeders’ Insurance Association of
Indianapolis
Marion
Hamilton
Madison
Delaware
Henry
Rugh
Shelby
E. S. Dingman
Charles Battenberg
W. F. Mills
Stockmen's Mutual Insurance Association of Indianapolis
Hendricks
Boone
Montgomery
Tippecano
Clinton
Benton
A. R. Mills
A. EB
Justice Dept Moves to Break Anthracite Coal Trust
The Justice Department's Philadelphia federal suit seeks to dissolve what it calls the anthracite coal trust. The petition targets six leading railroad firms, a holding company, and seven subsidiary coal companies, with plans to add many independent operators as defendants later in the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Washington
Federal Circuit Court
Philadelphia
Department of Justice
Anthracite Coal Trust
Men Perished Admires President Taft Adored by Admirers
The Norfolk shipyard received the Potomac with no news of the 11 missing Minn esota sailors. Two caps and a duty box from the launch were recovered, signaling presumed death by boiler explosion or collision. Names include midshipmen Field Stevenson Holcomb Holden Murfin Ulrich and seamen Plimber Vandorne Westphal plus others. In Davenport Taft defended the president against mob influence and backroom money power, arguing executive authority remains constitutionally bounded. He praised Roosevelt and questioned fears of wealth corruption while urging enforcement of laws preserving the social and financial order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Preas
Norfolk
Lune
Potomac
Norfolk Navy Yard
Hampton Roads
Minnesota
Philip H. Field
William H. Stevenson
Franklin P. Holcomb
H.L. Holden
Henry Clay Murfin, Jr
Walter C. Ulrich
Greece
Rome
Theodore Roosevelt
Latta Testifies in Suit Over Stevenson Building Contract
William H. Latta testifies in a $25,000 suit against Edward and William E. Mick over a commission on the sale of the Stevenson building known as the State Life building. Latta says he did not originate the contract but received $20,000 if the building sold, with Mick presenting the draft. The trial adjourned before noon and will resume Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Latta
Edward
William E. Mick
Micks
State Life
Interurban Freight Demand From Soldiers Home Petition
Trustees of the Soldiers' Home at Lafayette petitioned the Indiana Railroad Commission to compel the Monon Railroad to deliver freight in car lots to the interurban at Battleground. The law allows interchange where practical and safe. Railroad representatives and the institution met the commission on Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soldiers
Lafayette
Indiana Railroad Commission
Monon Railroad Company
Battleground
Fire destroys Canadian Shipbuilding plant at Buffalo
A blaze on the Canadian side of the river in Buffalo caused the destruction of the Canadian Shipbuilding company plant with losses estimated at 200000 dollars. The fire occurred this morning and the plant went up in flames, with authorities reporting extensive damage and investigations to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Buffalo
N. Y
Canadian Shipbuilding Company
Schoolgirl achieves perfect six-year attendance record
Miss Henrietta Scott of 1982 Commerce Ave a Shortridge High School freshman has completed a flawless six-year attendance record in Indianapolis city schools with no absences or tardies. She is among two pupils earning this distinction. Her consistent punctuality accompanies strong academic performance including credits without exam needs at midyear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Misa Scott
Miss Scott
City Record of Births and Deaths in The Day
Listing shows several births and illnesses. Notable entries include William Haverkamp and Mamie Haverkamp at 1582 Churchman Avenue with a boy. Merrick couple in The Helmont with a boy. McDowell couple on Alabama Street with a girl. Harris couple on Lexing ton Avenue with a girl. Clemments at 14442 West Market Street with a girl. Hospital and home records list John B. Mecum at St Vincent’s Hospital with obstruction of bowels. August Piscator at 70 235 West Michigan Street with apoplexy. Dorothy Hill at 68 836 Roach Street with cancer of uterus. J B Couchman at 14 East Thirty-Second Street with cerebral hemorrhage. Steward Smith at 3022 East Cottage with acute meningitis. Elmer Cooper at Rankin Street with pulmonary tuberculosis. Marry Ann Johnson at 518 North Jefferson Avenue with enterocolitis. Anna Hartman at Flower Mission Hospital with pulmonary tuberculosis. Maria Lyons at 1187 North Tilmois Street with pulmonary tuberculosis. Carl Massie at 532 Leon Street with brain fever. William Lumpkins at 106 Hamilton Avenue with acute ascending paralysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Mecum
St. Vincent's Hospital
August Piscator
W. Michigan St
Dorothy M. Hill
Roach
J. B. Couchman
Steward Smith
E. Cottage
Elmer Cooper
Ann
Marriages List Completes Local Union of Names
A long list of marriages is recorded including Harry Stiles and Myrtle M Glazier Frank F Hutchins and Luella Mc Whirter William Forsyth and Elisabeth Browand Robert Hayes and Goldie Cox Guy Roberts and Ethela Ferguson Zeph Zohn and Katie Haller Earl Bryant and Alma Huemele C Seedle and Lillie Modneger Emile Despres and Irma Rosenthal Evan Owens and Lillian Qeanne Jesse Cox and Ross Saul George McClure and Mabel Yonem F Kottleski dwelling 727 Road EP Erwin dwelling 25 S Meridian Beveridge Paper Co warehouse W Morvan remodel 1504 Broadway
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Stiles
Myrtle M. Glazier
Frank F. Hutchins
Luella
McWhirter
William M. Forsyth
Elisabeth P. Browand
Robert E. Hayes
Goldie E. Cox
Guy L. Roberts
Ethela “ Ferguson
Zeph J. Zohn
Katie M. Haller
Earl Bryant
Alma V. Huemele
Eeeey C. Seedle
Lillie H. Modneger
Evan D. Owens
Lillian L. Qeeane
Jesse C. Cox
Ross A. Saul George V. McClure
Mabel
Yonem
Eis
F. Kottleski
Erwin
S. Meridian
Beveridge Paper Co
Russian Douma to be dissolved within a fortnight
London dispatch says M Bushshkeviteh, a Conservative leader in the Russian parliament, states the Douma will be dissolved within a fortnight. The report comes from Scripps-McRae Press Association dated June 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-MecRae Press Association
London
M. Bushshkeviteh
New Loan to Russia Seen From New York Capitalists
Paris reports New York financiers will participate up to twelve million dollars in a larger loan of fifty million dollars. The funds are described as earmarked for internal development and the improvement of Russia's industrial and commercial resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippa-McRae Press Association
Paris
New York
Russia
Papers Read Before Con Vention at Claypool Hotel
The Incisse State Dental association held morning sessions in the Claypool hotel with Fred J. Prow of Bloomington presenting a case-filled dental paper. Officers were elected in the afternoon, and additional papers by S. W. Shields of Brownstown C. M. Cahill Valparaiso and C R Jackson Indianapolis covered neuralgias malocclusions and mouth mercury effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Incisse State Dental Association
Claypool
Fred J. Prow
Bloomington
J. H. Morrison
Connersville
C. G. Keehn
Ligioner
S. W. Shields
Brownston
T. Kirk
Kokomo
G. A. Foster
New Albany
C. M. Cahill
Valparaiso
H. G Kahle
Indianapolis
C. C. Miller
Plainfield
C. R. Jackson
M. W. Strauss
Huntington
E. S. Hulley
Marton
O. M. Brown
Terre Haute
George E. Hunt
W. C. Hessler
J. H. Prothrro
Northwestern University
Chicago
Fair Bank
Indiana Dental College
County Board fixes corporate assessments
The County Board of Review met on Wednesday and fixed assessments for multiple corporations. Firms listed include Enterprise Foundry and Fence Co, Geran Fire and Investment Co, City Construction Co, Fred Deetz & Co, Capital Tea and Coffee Co, F. H. Cheyne Electrical Co, Central Chair Co, Dynes Lumber Co, Eureka Investment Co, Chief Manufacturing Co, and several others with varied assessment amounts in the thousands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Review
Capitol
Ecakd
Tees
Adenseteter
New Capital Paving Construction Co
Capital Tea and Coffee Co
F. H. Cheyne Electrical Co
Carnahan and Sherwood Co
New
W. W. Carter & Co
Century Biscuit Co
Central Chair Co
Eclipse Mercantile Co
Electrical
Theraputic Co
Dynes Lumber Co
Eureka Envestment Co
Chief Manufacturing Co
Central Folding Box Co
New Chalfont Cafe Co
Chamberlain Metal Weather Strip Co
Gompers Slams Orchard In Haywood Trial Testimony
Washington June 12 President Gompers head of the American Federation of Labor assailed Harry Orchard as a thief murderer blackmailer and degraded wretch saying the chief witness against the Haywood defendants is worth little to the court and jury. He urged the trial’s outcome be decided by the legal process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harry Orchard
Haywood
Gompere
American Federation of Labor
Suspect in Chicago Police Murder Tied to Van Tassel Case
A man under arrest in San Francisco named Frank Walters is believed to be Guy Van Tassel, the Chicago murder suspect in the Fitzpatrick killing at an elevated railroad station last November. The Scripps-McRae dispatch notes the potential identity and ongoing verification efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Frank Walters
Guy van Tassel
Chicago
Fitzpatrick
Auto kills woman in Chicago on Wabasha street
An automobile carrying two men and two women struck and killed 75 year old Mrs Julia Metcalf in front of her home on Wabasha street shortly after 1 AM. The driver James P Roberts was later arrested while the other occupants escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Julia Metcalf
Wabashawe
James P. Roberts
Extradition Ordered for Thompson in Diamond Theft Case
John T Thompson of Portland Oregon is to be extradited after three arrests for the same alleged offense. He is accused of stealing 10000 dollars worth of diamonds and 1000 dollars in cash from the Log Chain hotel in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Presse Association
London
John T. Thompson
Portland
Ore
Log Chain
Boarders Wanted Ad For Sun Inserter Offer
Classified note offers room for boarders with a Sun insert service promising ten words over three days for 15 cents. The terse ad suggests distribution or advertising terms rather than a housing listing.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chicago Grain
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
City Grain
Metcalf
Navy Department
Ing
Lis, Minn
Lhbishop Moeller
Pope
Red Hat
Scripps-McRae Precs Association
Ally
Creek
Stroy Purchases
Scrippse-McRae Preas Association
Cleveland, O
Mrs. Eddy
Seek J. E. Vail
After Coal Trust
Phila
Delphia
Taft
NAVY
Davenport
Tricity Press Club
United States
Moline
Rock Island
Congress
Senate
Philippines
Panama Canal
Latta
Says
Railroad Commission
Monon
Henrietta Scott
Shortridge
Commerce
Shortridge High School
William H
Mamie Haverkamp
Churchman-ave
John F
Nellie Merrick
Helmont
Harry
Mrs. McDowell
Alabama-st
Harry N
Cora Harris
Lexington-ave
Joseph and
Ida Clemments
Market St
Adu
Vention
Sion
Gompers Flays
Auto
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!