Stock Market Opens Weak as Trading Dull Despite Early Gains
NEW YORK June 15 At the opening the market showed mixed results with some gains in a few leaders but broad weakness as prices hovered near lows. Wheat corn oats and hay futures were listed with varied bids and weekly inspection figures show limited movement for June 15 1907.
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Scrippa-McHae Presa Association
New York
Anaconda
Amalgamated
Union Pacific
Soo
Smelting
St. Paul
Southern Pacific
St Louis Live Stock Market Report June 15
In St Louis mo cattle receipts 1500 steady beef steers 4.40 to 6.60 stockers 3.00 to 5.00 cows and heifers 2.85 to 5.30 Texas steers 2.75 to 4.00. hogs receipts 4000 5 cents higher pigs and lights 5.65 to 6.05 packers 5.60 to 6.05. sheep receipts 700 steady natives 3.50 to 5.65 lambs 3.50 to 5.75.
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ST. Louis
Texas
Degree for Riley at Indiana University Honorary Doctor of Laws
Indiana University will confer the degree of doctor of laws on James Whitcomb Riley next Wednesday. The faculty unanimously recommended the action and the trustees unanimously approved. This marks the university’s second honorary degree in 24 years following John W. Foster’s award on the fiftieth anniversary of his graduation.
Peace Delegates Opened Amid Anarchist Plot Fears
The Hague opening of the international peace congress drew 225 plenipotentiaries from 47 nations amid nervous chatter over a rumored anarchist plot. Dutch foreign minister Van Tets Vangoudrain called the session to order as President Nelidorff outlined the conference program without incident.
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van Tets Vangoudrain
China
Chili
Nelidorff
Grain futures edge lower as July wheat leads declines
Chicago grain notes an early drop in July wheat with longs dominating selling. Prices shown include July at 89 7 8c and September at 92 3 4c, with December higher yet around 93 3 4c, while corn and oats slide and pork and fats hold steady in the nearby market report.
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Chicago
Longs
Cattle and sheep receipts steady in Chicago market
Cattle receipts 700 steady, hogs 7000? Actually logs 10,000 steady. light hogs 5.90 to 6.1254, rough 5.70 to 5.85, mixed 5.50 to 5.10, heavy 5.90 to 6.05, pigs 5.65 to 6.10. Sheep receipts 2,000 steady.
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Scripps-Mecklise Preas Association
Chicago
Cattle and Hog Markets Reported in Cincinnati Ohio
Cattle receipts 169 steady with butcher steers 5.65 to 5.85 for extra and 3.75 to 5.60 for good to choice calf prices. Hogs receipts 1,000 up 5 cents with gate prices 6.05 to 6.10 and mixed packers 5.95. Sheep receipts 60 steady at 5.00 with lambs 7.50 to 7.75.
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Scripps-McRae Presa Amacciation
Cincinnati
Chicago Produce Market Prices Report
Chicago June 15 price list shows Eyes-Extra léc Butter-Creamery firsts 21 22 cents. Cheese-Twins 12c. Poultry Turkeys kc chickens 114 cents. Ducks 12c. Geese 5.00 dollars 7.00.
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Chicago
Serious-MeHicae Preasa Association
Young Americas
New York Produce and Market Prices Report
New York market bulletin lists Park-Mess at 17 three quarters dollars, Lard-Western spot at 8.60 to 8.70, Tallow-City at 64 cents, Butter-Creamery extra at 24 cents, state dairy tubs at 3 cents, Eggs-White fancy at 2 cents, Cheese-Full cream at 11 percent.
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Scrippa-McRae Press Association
New York
Park—Mess
Western Steam
Western
Nicaragua Invasion Threatens Central American Union Efforts
Reports from Guatemala City say Nicaragua has begun an invasion of El Salvador with two expeditions under President Zelaya. A naval force from Corinto and a land push via Honduras target La Libertad, Aguatul a, and Alfara area as Zelaya seeks a unified Central America with himself as head.
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Salvador
Nicaragua
Central America
Zelaya
Corinto
Honduras
la Libertad
Acajutla
Washington
Alfa
City Record of births and addresses with several names listed
A city record lists multiple births and residents, noting Frank and Pearl Smith, 8 N Addison St, a girl, John and Katherine Miller, city, a boy, and other families with addresses and infant or health notes. It also mentions properties, religious and business notices, and price figures for dwellings and shops including First United Presbyterian church corner Park Ave and Twenty second.
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Harley and
Hettie Drake
Franklin and
Pearl Smith
N. Addison St
John and
Katherine Miller
Benjamin and
Augusta Traugott
Weghorst St
Eliza Maury
Bara-st
Bellefontaine
First United Presbyterian Church
Corner Park
Jennings Bros
Brookaide-ave
Oy Jennings Bros
Brook Ride Ave
Brownsville Tragedy Ties to Senate Probe Shooting
Col. Wreford was killed in Brownsville after a feud over Capt. Kelly’s senate testimony on the Brownsville affair. Jesse Thornham, stepson of Capt. William Key, was arrested on charges related to the shooting. Wreford, a 60 year old merchandise broker, died within minutes after being wounded. Capt. Kelly, Brownsville’s wealthiest man aside from James Stillman, testified before the senate committee and is not in the army. The violence followed distribution of a circular attacking Kelly’s testimony.
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Brownsville
Tex
Senate Committee On Military Affairs
Washington
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Col
H. Wreford
Jesse Thornham
William Key
Kelly
Wreford
Capt. Kelly
Senate Military Committee
James Stillman
National City Bank of New York
Army
Col. Wreford
State Wins Rule Against Former Auditor on Insurance Tax Fees
Judge Carter overruled the demurrer of J Oscar Henderson former state auditor and held the State may pursue fee recovery. The case follows a Supreme Court ruling that insurance funds remain with companies until paid to the state treasurer. About 60000 dollars were sought in the first paragraph of the complaint. Henderson contends as insurer agents the State cannot collect.
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Carter
Superior Court
J. Oscar Henderson
Supreme Court of Indiana
David E. Gherrick
State
Supreme Court
Henderson
Canvass Seeks Full Sum For M E Hospital Project
The sixty day campaign aims to raise 100000 dollars for the new M E hospital at Sixteenth street and Capitol Avenue. In the first 15 days donors gave 16000 and pledges for 24000 more are expected soon. The effort covers the state via church societies and individuals. Construction costs total 250000 with completion hoped by Thanksgiving.
Chinese Woman Renounces U S Citizenship in San Francisco
Mrs. Wong Sun Yue sister of Mrs. Howard Gould renounces American citizenship to become a Chinese subject. She plans to work as a Chinese businesswoman and join a tailor firm to secure rights of Chinese merchants under the new affiliation.
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San Francisco
Wong Sun Yue
Howard Gould
China
Mayor Schmitz Held Pending Sentence After Extortion Conviction
Judge Dunne refused to release Mayor Schmitz and ordered him held in jail until sentence is pronounced on June 7. A motion for appeal is expected to be filed at once, sending the case to the supreme court.
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San Francisco
Schmitz
Supreme Court
Delegates Arrive for Land Convention in Denver
Some delegates arrived in Denver for the land convention to meet Tuesday. Senator Teller, in charge of arrangements, received a letter from Senator Carter of Montana stating the president assured him that Secretary Garfield, and other officials would not direct the deliberations but only provide information.
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Teller
Carter
Montana
Garfield
Real estate listings offer multiple city properties for sale
Numerous properties listed in a dense real estate column include homes with 6 to 12 rooms, modern features, and large lots in and near Indianapolis. Prices range from 1,450 to 35,000 with trades, time payments, and rental incomes noted. several properties are described as corner lots and business blocks with substantial income potential. Corner lot at W. B. Mick. & Co.
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Pennsylvania
M. Arbuckle
Lemcke
F. T. Lee & Co
E. Market-st
Shelby-st
C. F. Sayles & Co
E. Market
Fletcher-ave
City
Hoyt-ave
Parkave
16Th St
Royal ukase to dissolve the douma sparks mass warning
Reports from St. Petersburg say a royal ukase dissolving the Douma is expected tonight amid fears of widespread anarchy and bloodshed. Troops are being mobilized in major cities as Stolypin moves to quell rebellion with a military dictatorship led by Grand Duke Nicholas Nicolaevitch at Kreznoe Selo. Machine guns are described as ready for use.
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Seriz
Efne Preas Association
ST. Petersburg
Ukase
Russia
Stolypin
Ukuse
Nicholas Nicolaevitch
Kreznoe Selo Castle
National Editorial association picks president and hosts city
The National Editorial association elected H. B. Warner of Lexington North Carolina as its next president St. Paul Minnesota was chosen as the next meeting place for the group in June.
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Norfolk
National Editorial Association
H. B. Warner
Lexington
N. C
St. Paul, Minn
For Rent HOUSES and Real Estate Listings
A dense classified column shows numerous for rent houses with addresses such as 3003 E Tenth, 357 W South, 1405 Park Avenue, 3731 N Cap, 1813 N Senate, 2723 London, 1531 Cornell, 720 W Thirtieth, 718 W Thirtieth, and 1112 E Michigan in Indianapolis. Also listed are real estate sales, stock offers, and appliance rentals with various dwellings, rooms, and flats plus storage rooms and offices. The page includes notices about stock bargains, loan offers, and help wanted for service positions.
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E. Tenth
Park-ave
Senate
Japanese Foreign Minister says California attacks too trivial for action
Tokyo reports Foreign Minister Hyasaki told elder statesmen and ministers that the latest incident of alleged attacks on Japanese citizens in California is too minor to prompt diplomatic measures. He emphasized that views from both the vesting and Tokyo governments were considered.
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TOKIO
Hyasaki
California
Hyasah
Vesting
Tokis
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Hay
Serfporn-McRae Preay
Riley
Indiana
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International
Peace Con
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Scrippa-MecRne Press Association
President Zelaya
American Union
Scripps-McRae Press Association
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Fitche's Hospital
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E. Twenty-third St
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Coffeyst
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Jefferson Ave
Harry van Cleave
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Otto L. Latz
Edna Newton
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Lelia EB. Ellet
Ernest L. McCoy
Fairley M. Young
Winfield
Winter
Elizabeth M
Charlie D. Plew
Edna L. Krentler
George Werner
Hattie S. Bilis
William R. Riley
Edna W. Ehrgott
Thomas Mullenix
Ella I. Stephens
Eugene H. McCauley
Marie F. W
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Indiana Ave
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N. Meridian
Alabama
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Woodruff Place
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Fall Creek
Meridian
Eighteenth
W. B. Mick.& CO
Peo
Luna
Pennsylvania-st
HANCE
Delaware
Indiana Agency
Federal Life
Union Security Co
Indianapolis Composite Brick Co
Robinson Gas & Oil Co
Senara Chisna Consolidated Mines Co
Co-operative Department Store
Indianapolis
Founders Trustee Coo
Inc
State Life
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Jefferson-Ave
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Ct. F. Sayles & CO
Schiller-st
McTidlan
Barnhill Ave
F. Sayles & CO
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Land OF
Sunshine
J. Clyde Wolf
Newton Claypool Bldg
Michigan ST
Jos. W. Selvage
West Drive
Michigan-st
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Binkley-Hartman Co
Delaware St
Vermont
Ala
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Capitol-ave
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Kinney
IMS
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Jersey
Michigan
Prospect
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Veesene
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Levator
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S. W. Corner Market
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Washington Heights
Thirty-Eighth
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Jl, Wright & CO
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Kentucky
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