Wall-St. Stocks Turn In Mixed Opening Trade
New York June 13 initial stock prices showed gains except Anaconda which opened lower. Gains were reported in St Paul Reading Southern Pacific Northern Pacific Union Pacific Atchison Steel common American Smelting and Copper. Market dull with a heavier tone, traction issues weak and Interborough Metropolitan common and preferred dropping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Anaconda
St. Paul
Reading
Southern Pacific
Northern Pacific
Union Pacific
Atchison
Steel Common
Interborough
Preferred
Chicago Produce Prices Read Across Markets
Chicago June 13 report lists eggs extras 16c prime firsts 14c. Butter creamery extra 2c firsts 21c. Cheese Twins 12c Young Americans 4c. Poultry turkeys 1c chickens 11 46c ducks 12c geese 5.00 7.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Scripps-McHae Press Association
Chicago live stock markets report June 13
Cattle receipts 6,000 strong, prices to $5.50-6.60 for prime beeves, cows and heifers 2.60-5.25, canners 1.50-2.60. Hogs receipts 30,006, 10-15c lower, light 5.80-6.00, roughs 5.60-5.80, heavy 5.85-6.00, pigs 5.50-6.00. Sheep receipts 11,000, lambs 2c lower, native sheep 4.00-6.40, western 4.00-5.40, native lambs 5.75-7.75, western lambs 3.75-7.80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Scripps-MacRae Press Association
Cattle and sheep receipts fall in Cincinnati market
Cattle receipts reach 200 with steady tone. Butcher steers priced from 4.75 to 5.50 for good to choice, extra 5.60 to 5.75. Calves slow. extra hog receipts at 8,500 showing 15 to 20 cent drops. Good ghatie at 5.90 to 6.00. Packer activity cited. Sheep receipts 1,150 down 25 cents. extra sheep at 5.25 and lambs at 8.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Cincinnati
Grain market report shows varied bids across cereals
Wheat steady to weak with No. 2 red around 90 to 91 cents and higher grades up to 86 cents for No. 1. Corn weak with multiple white and yellow grades ranging from about 53 to 58 cents through billing. Oats steady to mixed about 42 to 45 cents. Hay quoted steady to high with Timothy at $19 to $21 per ton. Inspections log totals 4 cars of wheat, 34 of corn, 33 cars of mixed grades, and 10 cars of hay.
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Timothy
Hay
Plot reveal ties Chicago thieves to Peoria safe job
Edwin Tate testifies before the grand jury accusing Eddie Fay and Patsy Flaherty, former convicts, of blowing Peoria Board of Education safe at the instigation of Newton C. Dougherty. Tate says forged script was used for evidence against Dougherty and accomplices and paid $3,000. Edward Tate agrees to name accomplices as officials offer pardon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Preas Association
Peoria
Edwin Tate
Chicago
Eddie Fay
Patsy Flaherty
Board of Education
Newton C. Dougherty
Tate
Dougherty
Fay
Flaherty
Edward Tate
Scholes
Quincey Moore Struck By Lightning In Storm
Quincy Moore was struck by lightning during a thunder storm in Bedford Indiana yesterday afternoon. He remained unconscious for four hours but regained consciousness and may recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Ind
Quincy Moore
Judge Anderson to Visit Europe During Vacation
Federal Judge Albert B. Anderson will leave after a July 6 vacation start and spend part of his break in Europe after going to Chicago on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert B. Anderson
Federal Ccmirt
Chicago
Europe
Incorporations Filed In Secretary Of State Issued
Articles of incorporation were filed naming Oden Prospecting Company of Oden with 50000 capital stock and directors J P McGee G J Lowry Noah Webster J M Winkelpieck J A McCoy H H Crooke Independent Spiritualist Association of Fort Wayne with W G Miller E G Pierce L B Lindsley Black Oak Cement Works of Black Oak with 2000 capital stock incorporators J C Seeberger Matilda K Seeberger and M J Kliteh
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Secretary of State
Oden Prospecting Company
Oden
J. P. McGee
G. J. Lowry
Noah Webster
J. M. Winkelpieck
J. A. McCoy
H. H. Crooke
Independent Spiritualist Association
Fort Wayne
W. G. Miller
E. G. Pierce
L. B. Lindsley
Black Oak Cement Works
Black Oak
J. C. Seeberger
Matilda K. Seeberger
M. J.kliteh
Wheat, corn, oats futures mixed in Chicago market
Wheat opened firm with July at 89 to 91 and September around 92 to 93 cents. Corn held steady with July near 54 to 55 cents and September around 53 to 54 cents. Oats showed uneven moves with July near 42 cents and September around 25 to 26 cents. Provisions remained unsettled with September pork about 15 824, lard 28 75, ribs 8 dollars. Local receipts: wheat 18 cars, corn 571 cars, oats 148 cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Preas Association
Chicago
Market quotes for meat and dairy products in New York
New York market report dated June 13 lists pork at 17.75 to 18.50 per hundredweight, lard at 8.55 to 8.65, tallow 64 64.5 cents, dressed poultry with various prices for turkeys chickens fowls and ducks, butter creamery extra at 22 cents, eggs white fancy 19 to 20 cents, western firsts 15 4?c, cheese full cream 11 ½ to 4 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Western
Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices Reported in St Louis
Scripps-Machine Press Association reports cattle receipts 4500, down 10 cents. Beef steers 4.40 to 6.50, stockers 3.00 to 5.00, cows 2.70 to 5.50, Texas steers 2.75 to 5.75, cows 1.99 to 4.00. Hog receipts 6090, 1/2 to 1 cent lower. Pigs and lights 5.50 to 6.05, packers 5.70 to 6.05, butchers 0.90 to 6.05. Sheep receipts 4000, weak. Natives 3.75 to 6.00, lambs 6.40 to 7.90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-Mchine Press Association
ST. Louis
Texas
Claypool Testifies in Rhodius Grand Jury Probe
Attorney John W. Claypool testified as the first witness in the grand jury investigation into an alleged kidnapping conspiracy to force Rhodius to marry Elma Dare. He presented a large bundle of documents and stayed most of the morning. Rhodius wife Elma Dave Rhodius declined to answer a question before Judge Irvin, was instructed on self incrimination, then returned to the jury room for about an hour after which she claimed Whallon and Cass Connaway had no involvement in her marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Claypool
Margaret Zeigler
Rhodius
Grand Jury
Elma Dare
Claypool
Frank Baker
Elma Dave Rhodius
William Irvin
Irvin
Whallon
Cass Connaway
Capt Jones arraigned over gambling ship Traverse
CHICAGO June 13 Capt Stephen Jones master of the Traverse was arraigned in municipal court charged with conduct of a disorderly house He says he will depart for another trip Monday Police push to enlist Gov Hanlys aid to arrest Traverse passengers landing in Indiana shores
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Presa Association
Chicago
Stephen Jones
Traverse
Jones
Gov
Hanly
Indiana
Appleyard Failure Shocks Philadelphia Stock Exchange
The stock market opened with news of banker and broker A E Appleyard’s failure after failing to protect margins on 13,090 shares of United Gas Improvement stock shorted yesterday. The stock dived from 91 1/2 to 88 1/2 as his extensive plunging affected markets. Appleyard had long been linked to traction companies before moving into banking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippa-McRae Press Association
Philaden
Phia
A. E. Appleyard
Stock Exchange Today
Appleyard
United Gas Improvement
Tragedy at Huntington: Witness shoots self after testimony
Emory Mosher, a witness in the D. A. Mosher murder case, shot himself in Huntington Ind this afternoon after hearing his sister Nora testify. Nora admitted killing the child by crushing its head, revealing a grim sequence in the domestic tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Huntington
Ind
Emory Mosher
D. A. Mosher
Mosher
Nora
Sutton to Audit Spencer County Books
John A. Sutton an Indianapolis based accounting expert was chosen to audit Spencer County books. He will start next week and the audit is expected to take most of the summer to complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Sutton
Indianapolis
Spencer County
Doctor Blames White Clothes
Washington June 13 A health official of the insular government says travelers to the Philippines erred by taking large stocks of white clothing Heiser director of health argues white garments provoke irritability and wrecked nervous systems in Americans and Europeans Red or orange hues are advised for better temperament and safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippa-MecRae Préeas Association
Washington
United States
Philippines
Heiser
Insular
War Department
Dr. Helser
Monkey at Gentry's Show Stages Panama Storm Stunt
An animal at Gentry's show performed a stunt that amused spectators though it did not please the master. The event involved a monkey under trainer supervision and a surprising display amid the Panama theme.
Monkey steals hat during storm at Gentry Bros show
During a Indianapolis storm at Gentry Bros show in the sixteenth street tent, a monkey named Bill escaped and stole Frank Gentry's Panama hat. The animal climbed the chandelier while rain drenched the crowd, causing wild laughter as workers chased it down. Lon Williams finally lowered the chandelier and Bill fled toward the dressing room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Gentry Bros
Sixteenthst
Capitol Ave
Messrs
W. W
Frank Gentry
Bill
Mr. Gentry
Lon Williams
Monk
Man Hurt by Fall at Union Stockyards Haybarn
Samuel Breedlove, a sales barn employee at the Union stockyards, lay bleeding for four hours after slipping through a haymow opening and striking his head. Found at 2 a.m. Thursday, he was ambulanced to City hospital with a severe scalp wound and weakness from blood loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Breedlove
Union Stockyards
Wagner
Breedlove
Ambassador Aoki Confers With Secretary Root in Washington
Japanese Ambassador Aoki met with Secretary of State Root for about thirty minutes in Root’s Washington office. The ambassador declined to reveal the subject or purpose of the interview after the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bassador Aoki
Root
State Court of Indiana Catholic Order of Foresters Session Closed
The annual convention of the State Court of Indiana Catholic Order of Foresters adjourned Wednesday afternoon after an officer election for the next two years. The next meeting will be held in South Bend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Court of Indiana
Catholic Order of Foresters
South Bend
Governor and Mrs Hanly Visit Covington Ind
Gov and Mrs Hanly traveled to Covington Indiana on Thursday to visit Mr and Director Mark Rogers for the rest of the week and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov
Mrs. Hanly
Covington
Ind
Dire
Mark Rogers
Shot Fired at Chickens Thieves Near Wheeler Street
Rollin Osborn of 2220 Wheeler street reports two men attempted a chicken house raid early Thursday. He woke to an alarm, fired eight revolver shots and two shotgun loads, believing he hit one intruder who staggered over a fence. Footprints suggested a limp and both suspects were described as white.
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Rollin Osborn
Wheeler St
Osborn
Orchard Conspiracy Trial Details Steunenberg Case
Testimony reveals Harry Orchard described bomb plots against Idaho Governor Steunenberg, a failed attempt on his life, and a plan to kidnap Paulson's children for ransom. He recounts trips to Nampa and Boise, a bomb in his pocket, and attempts to destroy evidence with red pepper. Orchard links others to plots and clashes with David Coates over the kidnapping scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richardson
Harry Orchard
W. D. Haywood
Steunenberg
Orchard
Idaho
Boise
Nampa
Gov. Peabody
Canyon City
Portifund
Paulson
David Coates
Colorado
Wallace
Pettibone
Denver
Hercules
North Idaho
Jack Simpkins
Coates
Simpkins
Notable Names in Draft Registration List
From left to right upper line Franklin P Holcomb 22 Newcastle Del Henry Clay Murfin Jr 22 Jackson C Herbert L Holden 21 Portage Wis. Lower line Walter C Ulrich 23 Milwaukee Wis Philip H Field 22 Denver Col William H Stevenson 23 Newberne N C
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Franklin P. Holcomb
Newcastle
Del
Henry Clay Murfin, Jr
Jackson, C
Herbert L. Holden
Portage
Wis
Walter C. Ulrich
Milwaukee
Philip H. Field
Denver
Col
William H. Stevenson
Newberne
N. C
Stamp renewals rush as fiscal year closes
The internal revenue office plans a busy renewal period from June 25 to July 10 to process stamp renewals for brewers, saloon men, and malt product manufacturers across 59 counties. About 5,000 renewals will be attended to as the year ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue Office
First Pure-Bred Livestock Report Issued by State Bureau
Miss Mary Stubbs and her assistants at the state bureau of statistics are compiling reports on pure-bred livestock. This is the office’s first such report, with four blanks sent to officers firms and individuals to provide the needed information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Stubbs
State Bureau of Statistics
Changes in assessments pass by county board of review 1907
The County Board of Review met Thursday morning and approved 1907 assessments for numerous companies and entities, with several entries showing 1906 figures for comparison. Notable items include J. F. Darmody Co, Federal Arms Co, Crescent Co, City Loan Co, Clark Bros, Clark & Roberts Co, H. Coburn Storage Co, Dakota Farm Land Co, Fletcher Sanitarium Co, and Concrete Construction among others with varying listed values and some nonassessments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Review
J. F. Darmody Co
Exer Ketch Novelty Ce
Federal Arms Co
City Express Parcel
Crescent
Ceeeeeese
Crown Chemical Co
City Loan Co
Ceeseeeeeee
Clark Bros
Csccseseeeere
New Clark & Roberts Co
H. Coburn Storage Co
Cone Chemical
Raeames
J. F. Cofer Mule Co
Dakota Farm Land Co
Fletcher Sanitarium Co
Cutter Ames Co
New Enterprise Clothing Co
Cole Carriage Co
Coataws Se
Aetap
Ivid Medak
Bpicbeinb
B. Cones Mfg. Co
Consumers Ice .Co
Contractora Bond Co
Coughlin
Wilson Dental
Edaneetaemsets S
City Births and Marriages in Local Record
City birth notices list James and Carrie Davis with twin girls at 1524 Lindon St and many other newborns including a boy for Logan and Maude Whitehouse at 1434 English Ave and a girl for William Murnan at 1216 Springdale Ave. The section also notes marriages among local couples and building permits for dwellings on Ewing Street Lexington Avenue and Olney Street.
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James and
Carrie Davis
Lindonst
Pot F
May Trissal
N. Elder-ave
Mattie Cochrane
N. Sheffield-ave
Joseph
Ida McNorton
E. Vermont-st
Wiliam M
Jessie Anderson
W. Thirtieth-st
Case C
Clara Sehull
Oy John
Myrtle Walt
Division St
Eves
Annie Wood
Colton-st
Perry Johnson
Bettie Johnson
Fred H. Marien
Bertha M. Golm
Harry G. Thompson
Laura B. Beechler
August J. Woerner
Matilda Rahm
Willard Henry Cox
Anna Augusta Matzke
Ee O. Hayden
Emma Edell
Co. Metcalf
Pearl M. Willams Cliver Whitcomb Voorhis, Jr
Gladys Groves
H. Enos
Nellie G. Luzader
Car Karmine Mahcolm
Coila Abigal Caywood
Adolph G. Nessler
Barbara Young
Barmett & Mee
Twenty-seventh-st
Shi
Howard
Ewing-st
W .F. Klinge
Lexington-ave
Klinge
Leander Murphy
Olney-st
Meat Riots Hit Kosher Butcher Shops in Cleveland
Rioters attacked the kosher meat shop of the leading trust figure as beef prices rose four cents a pound. About six hundred protesters wielded clubs and kerosene, police struggled, reserves were called out, and three women were arrested before dispersal. Other riots damaged deliveries and beat drivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kosher’ Trust
Officer's Dilemma in Amherstburg Court Case
Amherstburg Ontario June 13 Maxine Laporte chief of police faces a court order to pay a $20 fine for assault and battery or serve 20 days in jail. Her husband, the town's only authorized officer, may remove her to jail if she refuses. She jokes about his authority and waits at home for another officer to act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ine Laporte
Amherstburg
Supreme Court Denies Tucker Contempt Writ
Justice Brewer refused a writ of habeas corpus for H. H. Tucker former secretary of the Uncle Sam Oil Co Kansas. The denial cites the case should have gone to the court of appeals on a writ of error.
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Sus
Washington
Justice Brewer
Supreme Court of the United States
H. H. Tucker
Uncle Sam Oil Company
Kansas
Court of Appeals
Navy Deserter Flees Into Swamp Near Wabash
In Wabash Indiana on June 13 Dick Baer alleged navy deserter fled into a swamp with water up to his neck. He defied Marshal Heeter of North Manchester and a citizen posse pressed into service with a share of the reward, yet Baer remained at liberty.
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Wabash
Ind
Dick Baer
Marshal Heeter
North
Manchester
Governor appoints two to Richmond police board
Gov. Hanly named Edgar F. Hiatt to another year on the Richmond board of police commissioners and appointed Frank N. Watt to fill the vacancy created by C. W. Merrill’s resignation last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Hanly
Richmond Board of Police Commissioners
Edgar F. Hiatt
Frank N. Watt
C. W. Merrill
For Rent Rooms Wanted Help Wanted Situations
Classified note in The Sun advertises ten word free three days under Rooms Wanted Help Wanted Situations.
Fire Tragedy Strikes New York Piano Factory
A five story brick piano factory in New York was partially destroyed by a blaze causing $200,000 in losses. One man, George Thompson, died of heart failure after being awakened by the fire, while two firefighters collapsed from smoke and twenty others were treated on the sidewalk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Thompson
City OKs 23 Million Bond for Water System
Los Angeles voted ten to one to bond 23 million dollars to build a municipal water system. The plan includes a 30 mile aqueduct to Owens River Valley, drawing snowmelt from high mountains, and will generate ninety thousand horsepower of electrical energy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Croton
New York
Owens River
Inyo County
Large verdict for death at Van Cortland Park crossing
In New York on June 13 a jury awarded Sarah L. E. Read 101,739 for the death of her husband, a paper bag maker killed when a New York Central train struck the automobile at the Van Cortland Park crossing. The car carried George Noakes and Mrs Noakes and her son and daughter. the chauffeur received 10,000 and Miss Noakes 35,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Supreme Court
Sarah L. E. Read
New York Central
van Cortland Park Crossing
Read
George Noakes
Indiana State Dental Association Names Officers in Clinton
At the Indiana State Dental association meeting in the Claypool hotel Clinton based Dr KR A Adams was elected president Indianapolis Dr D A House named vice president Dr C D Lucas secretary and Dr C W Throop treasurer The group held clinics at Indiana Dental college Thursday morning closing the program for the meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana State Dental Association
Claypool Hotel
KR. A. Adams
Clinton
D. A. House
Indianapolis
C. D. Lucas
Cc. W. Throop
Muncie
Indiana Dental College
Angered by Mormon Elders Picture Virgil Douglas Fined
In Evansville Indiana on June 13 Virgil Douglas attacked his wife over a large wall picture of local Mormon elders. He was fined 25 dollars and sentenced to 99 days in jail by Judge Winfrey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
Virgil Douglas
Winfrey
Howland Found Guilty in Attempted Murder Trial
Frank Howland was found guilty of attempted murder in Goshen Indiana after a trial. Charles Carroll was the alleged victim. The decision was announced this morning by the jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-Mckrae Press Association
Goshen
Ind
Frank Howland
Charles Carroll
Jeary
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Wall-St
Secrippa-Mchrae Press Association
City Grain
Chicago Grain
Secripps-McRae Preca Association
Monkey
Panama
Ambassador Aoki
THE
SEC
Sirippr-McRae Prese Association
Burg
James Sullivan
Sullivan
Fred Miller
Spokane
McPartland
Caldwell
Mollie Maguires
Western Federation
Uriah
David
August Paulson
Hampton Roads
Levi Sohl
Central-ave
Susan Leavitt
Walnut St
Bright
Iona Wilson
Alvord-st
Timothy Buckley
McKinn-ave
Patrick Colbert
South St
Idan R. Albrecht
Laurel St
Cleveland
Scrippa-NeRse Presa Association
Amherstburg, Ont
Max
N. Penn. St
Cal
of State Association
Howland
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