Decline in Stocks Amid Market Irregularities
Reading Pennsylvania and Missouri Pacific shares fell as most issues declined after an irregular opening. American Locomotive and New York Central led advances, while Anaconda and Union Pacific slumped. The session saw price weakness push to new lows before some recovery as investors absorbed declines. Pittsburgh live stock prices followed the market with notable figures for sheep and lambs.
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feripye-Mefise Preas Association
New York
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Ft. Pont
Union Pacific, Copper and Consolidated Gas
Missouri Pacite and Steel
Common Y
Anaconda
Randing
James R. Keene
Live Stock Market News From Indianapolis and Surrounding Markets
Indianapolis and Chicago live stock reports show cattle receipts up with a strong, mostly steady to slightly higher trend. Prices for prime steers and top butcher stock hold near previous levels. sheep and lamb markets remain steady with supply larger than usual, while some grades see dull demand.
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Indianapolis
Jone ‘Ae
Cincinnati
Gao Te Lenoice
Arwuoas
Mack Phckele
Girl wrecked the train in Pennsylvania express crash
A girl confessed to driving the Pennsylvania express train crash near Macksburg on Thursday night. One man was killed and another seriously injured in the wreck on the callroad track batt between the raie. The report is incomplete but identifies the incident and casualties.
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Macksburg
Piasing
Callroad
Raie
Penteylvania Express
Indictment Of Thirteen Nebraska Cattlemen
Federal grand jury indicts thirteen Nebraska cattlemen over land fraud schemes. Named defendants include Bartlett Richards W Comstock Charles Jameson Toomes Huntington R Ees F M Walcott Ami Todd Aquilla Triplet J H Edmiston Ch H Hendee G H Babcock J W Tucker and J J Pettijon.
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Omaha
Nem
Federal Grand Jury
Nebraska
Wen
Bartlett Richards
W. Comstock
Charles c. Jameson
Toomes Huntington
J. R. Rees
F. M. Walcott
Ami Todd
Aquilla Triplet
J. H. Edmiston
Ch. H. Hendee
J. W. Tucker
J. J. Pettijonn
Edification of Police Proposal by Jane Addams
Miss Jane Addams urged in Chicago that institutes for the edification of the police be established similar to city school teacher names. She argued officers know local children better than principals or probation officers do.
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Jane Addams
Chicago
World of questionable Indiana incorporations report
A list of new incorporations from Indiana includes Supper Savings and Trust of Renzeala r with capital stock of 5.96 and directors Charles G Spittler James G Leatherman Louly H Hamilton FB P Honan John M Wasenn C C Marner J J Howe Horace Marble. Home Packing and Is? of Terry Haute with 5,000 canal stock and directors John McFall William W Ray Robert B McFall Harry L Newell John L Barbazelle. American Reginer of Goshen with 310 0% capital stock and directors John H Gotham Otis L Fuller George A Riley. Citrene Realty and Loan of Terre Haute with 100 capital stock and directors Henry C Steeg Louis Duen nem Charles N Murphy George Ter horst Albert Seyffert Wianten Milling of Indianano In with 13.00 capital stock and directors Llewellyn H Blanton Harry E Kemp R H Kershaw. Evansville Office Building of Evansville with 19 000 capital stock and directors William Warren Charles Finley Smith Harry A Fenton.
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John L. Barbazelle
American Reginer Company
Goshen
Capital
John H. Gotham
Otis L. Fuller
George A. Riley
Citrene Realty and Loan Company
Photographs of Editors and Fairbanks Portraits
The piece notes photographers in Indianapolis capturing editors at the Soldiers Monument and a portrait of Vice President Fairbanks, taken by Charles F. Bretzman. It praises Bretzman as the sole local photographer capable of handling large-group images and mentions Fairbanks approving the residence portrait for Washington.
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Soldiers’ Monument
Fairbanks
Charles F. Bretzman
Indianapolis
Washington
Bretzman
Wheat and grain futures edge higher on early demand
CHICAGO June 16 There were upbeat moves in grain markets amid light offerings and steady demand. July wheat rose to 63 4? with September higher. corn and oats advanced, pork products at modest gains, Liverpool wheat steady to higher. Weekly world wheat shipments pegged at 9,200,090 bushels with a drop expected in ocean freight. Local receipts listed at 187 cars as market activity reflected mixed price moves across varieties.
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Scrippe-McRae Preae Association
Chicago
Liverpool
Ocean Passage
Music At Central Church Service With Quartet and Soloists
Central Christian church hosts a special service featuring a quartet and chorus led by Earl Percy Parks with cellist Edwin Igelman. George George, a tenor back from New York study, sings in the morning. The night program includes musical works by Wagner, Rossini, and Bach with performances by Mr. Igelmann, Mr. George, and several soloists and ensembles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Christian Church
Earl Percy Parks
Edwin
Igelman
Ely
George George
New York
Chorus
Two pupil programs from Indiana Piano College concerts
Pupils of the Indiana Piano College present two recitals on June 19 and 20 at Third Christian Church Ashland Avenue and Thirteenth Street. Under J M Dungan and Miss Jda Barber, they perform works by American composers plus a varied student list. The Tuesday program includes Kropmman Leon WelT and multiple student pieces by Wallace Huntington Suter and others, with many named pianists. The Wednesday lineup features Guidbeck Saul Nocturne and Chopin-like works, with a large roster of performers.
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Indiana Piano College
Third Christian Church
Ashland-ave
Bath
J. M. Dungan
Mies Jda Barber
Mre Lit- Nan Green
Gestot
Kropmern
Leon Welt
Louse Wee Uwelch
Autumn Fanelte
Tee Wallace Huntington
Urmee Valse
Catherine Newsom
Hrevn
Pixies
George Thompson
Suter
Fern Chambers Krogmann
Brow" Pitlen Asitep
Este Smith Lerman
Nettie Wiliams Smith
Marap Caprice
Boos Leta Webb
Olgar Wheaties Schnecker
Paul Karsebaul
Beste Fox
Fox Bell
Firat Vialet
Charles Dick Ratihune
A May Dar
Helen Gungan
Dararny Kru
Krogmann
Is Fieretin
Deme Gott Heftman
Minnie Buster Engelman
Tleart
Hand
Erna Grepery
Helen Wright Py
Dungan Brown
Drik Stacet
Sain
Paul Silchrist
George Valdenaire
Copner
Birdie
My Presenger
Maurice Chandler
Dungan
Aline Fehnes
Teladrs Rindes “Harmstoo
Ant Music Box
Noble Ferguson
Sentenced 10 Cell In Barcarnita Case In Minneapolis
Dr J F Force former president of Northwestern Nations Life Assurance Co was today sentenced by Judge Brooks to serve three and a half years in state prison. Force was convicted ten weeks ago of a grand felony tied to the company during his presidency in the recent insurance scandal in Minneapolis.
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Scripps-McRae Press
Minneapolis
Minn
Jacob F. Forres
Northwestern Nations
Fire destroys Salt Lake Tribune plant in morning blaze
The Salt Lake City Tribune and Evening Telegram mechanical plant was destroyed by fire this morning in Salt Lake City. A heat belt is blamed for the blaze. All the lino types were ruined, with losses estimated at 4,009 dollars. Other papers have offered their plants to the Tribune. The Tribune is owned by former Senator Kearns and has long opposed the Mormons.
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Jerippa-McRine Press Aasciasion
Salt Lake City
Uish
Salt Lake City Tribune
Evening Telegram
Tribune
Kearns
Sears Roebuck Pays $20,000 Incorporation Tax
Albany N Y June 16 The Sears Roebuck company paid an incorporation tax of 20000 to the secretary of state for filing papers for a 40000000 dollar organization.
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Sertops-MaRac Peeas Association
Albany
N. T
Sears. Roebuck Company
Still Plant Wheat Acreage Increases Despite Failures Past Years
Indiana farmers keep faith in wheat as acreage rises across counties despite a fickle crop. State statistician Joseph H. Stoshs reports 41,550 acres in 1905 with notable gains in Bartholomew, Delaware, Howard, and other counties showing percentages of crop area increases and expected yields.
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Indiana
Joseph H. Stoshs
Bartholomew
Clinion
Delaware
Roper
Kain Howara
Parry
Ines
Posey
Soyer
Randolph
Scott
Spencer
Gait
Wabard
Warren
Wayne
Baltimore priest Theodore White convicted in fraud case
Theodore White, described as a night priest of the seal verge of sciences, was convicted yesterday in district court of fraudulent use of the talisman. The government used about $15,000 and nearly 60 witnesses from 13 states to secure the conviction. a new trial motion was placed. White was jailed after failing to arrange bail.
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flertype-McRar
Baltimore
Joie
Theodore White
Seal Verge of Sciences
Union
Prediction by Raphael the Astrologer
Prediction for June 1 warns travel and visits with risks for those born under that date. A 1906 child is described as excitable yet clever, persevering, and lucky in business. For June 2 the forecast warns of doubt, disputes, and annoyances from letters or youth. a 1908 child is restless and changeable, with slow business progress.
Private Colvin Killed Guarding Prisoners at Leavenworth
Private William F. Colvin of Logansperk was accidentally shot and killed by Private Earl A. Duval while guarding prisoners at Leavenworth Kansas on June 4.
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Colvin
Leavenworth
Kas
William F. Colvin
Logansperk
Bid
Earl A Duval
Alleged Forger Faces Hoosier Pension Papers Case
John Row, a veteran of the Spanish American War, was arrested Friday in Hudson by Deputy U S Marshal Dave Rankin on charges he forged pension papers said to be tied to War of 1893 records. He appeared in Fort Wayne and was bound over in bail. if default, he would be sent to Marion County Jail, Indiana. Row cannot read or write and belonged to the Indiana National Guard unit.
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John Row
Hudson
United States
Dave Rankin
Fort Wayne
Indiana Wells
Marion County
Row
Jubilee Year for N E A Meeting in Philadelphia
The X. ELA teachers association marks its jubilee as the 1807 meeting in Philadelphia is moved from Los Angeles, after the Los Angeles gathering was canceled. The Philadelphia organization traces to 1837 and anticipates a celebratory year.
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Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Georgia Congressman Falls Through Skylight In Cairo
Special to The 3am from Washington reports Representative Rufus E. Lester of Georgia, while on the Cairo apartment roof seeking his two grandchildren, fell through a skylight and suffered serious injuries. He tumbled about 50 feet, breaking both legs and sustaining internal injuries. Lester, 68, had not been in good health for some time and had previously been paralyzed years ago.
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Washington
Cairo
Rufus £. Lester
Georgia
Lester
Heo
Public Works Board Approves Northwestern Avenue Improvements
City of Indianapolis Board of Public Works, June 9, 196, approves prima facie assessments for improvements on Northwestern Avenue from Twenty-First Street south line to near cast of Bridge over Fat Creek, including brick paving, grading, curbing, and subsurface works. also approves improvements for First Alley North of Vermont Street and First Alley Northwest of Mab Massachusetts Avenue with brick paving and graded specifications.
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Department OF Public Works
Office of the Board
Court House
Indianapolis
Ind
Board of Public Works
City of
Indiana
Northwestern Avenue
Twenty-First Street
Allegheny
Capitol
Moskingum Street
Mabsachusette Avenue
Walnut Street
Park Ave
Leota Street
English Avenue
Bates Street
Publte Werke
Gata City
Vmyere
Malt City
Joseph T. Elliott
Preston C. Trubler
Public Works
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Mary Negler
Engleman
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Seave Team
Dr. J. F. Force
McDowell
Ree Bartlett
Judge Brooks
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Raphael
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Atlantic City
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Marquette
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