Stock market opens with broad gains at St Paul exchange
In early trading several major issues advance as brokers push prices higher. Smelting, St Paul, and Ohio issues lead with gains around one percent, while Atchison and Pennsylvania show notable increases. Broad activity lifts most listed stocks as government and industrial shares mix, with prices climbing in early hours.
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ifippn-Maitne Pres Association
Fork
St. Pawmard & Ohio
Atchison
Ana
Pennsylvania
H.R. Penn
Rettine Maton Pactic
Live Stock Market Report Indianapolis June 1 Prices Rise
In Indianapolis on June 1, hog receipts totaled 1,500 head with hog prices up to 10 cents from yesterday as trade remained active. Cattle and sheep markets held steady near last week’s closes with demand for better butcher stock strong, while hogs saw a top at 2.70 and most sales between 5.85 and 5.60.
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Indianapolis
Yesteriday
Wag on Market Prices Report Across Regions
June market notes show cattle steady with ex-Bond choice and calves mixed. Hog and pork values vary, with occasional higher bids noted in New York and Pittsburgh markets. Poultry, eggs, and dairy products appear in minor figures as traders describe slow activity and occasional price lifts.
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Cmerican
Ramon Ia
Samme
New Hotel and Crystal Theater Planned for Indianapolis
Indianapolis will welcome a seven story Hotel Edward on the old Van Camp Hardware site at Uttnols and Chesapeake streets with 1, 1/2 rooms and European plan. The adjacent Crystal theater, leased by Ammons & Dubois, will host vaudeville and popular-priced shows, featuring a modern two‑entrance design and a large stage. Edward Krauss to manage the hotel, with Reese Trowbridge as house representative for Ammons & Dubois. project to be completed before December 1.
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Indianapolis
van Camp Hardware Company
Uttnols
Chesapeaks-sta
Illinois
Chesapeake
Cryst
Reese Trowouridge Baiaie Hess
Ammone & di Bois
Crystal
Saudevill House
Reuat
Fins
Chesapeakes Ais
Amivems & DuBois
Central Vaudeying Association
Marlon
Anderson
Kokame
Frankfort
Logansport
Wabash
Elkhirt
Goshen
Owenshoro
Toledo
Ohio
Ammons
Deho H Ammons
United States
Della Fox
Marion
Hugh T Duling
Oclobee
Trepoff Assassination Attempt Disarms Nihilist Princess
An attempted assassination of Gen. Trepoff, palace commandant at St Betrishur, was thwarted when a woman posing as Princess Marashin drew a pistol in his presence. A guard seized her arm, preventing a shot. she was disarmed and captured.
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Scrippe-McTae Prean
Inpetstian
ST Petersbur
Mae
Trepoff
St Betrishur
Jg 3
Marashin
Five Seek Henrys Place as Librarian Board Meets
The Board of Education will meet Friday at 3 PM to consider W. E. Henry’s resignation as state librarian and announce applications for his successor. Five applicants are listed including Miss Jennie Elred reference clerk at the library, Prof. Davis of Richmond High School, and Hartowe Lindley of Earlham College. Remaining candidates are not announced.
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Blace Board of Education
W. E. Henry
Grace
Jennie Elred
Prof
Davis
Richmond High School
Hartowe Lindley
Earlham College
Tebeau Fined In City Court At Louisville Park Brawl
June 19 Louisville owner George Tebeau of the Louisville baseball club was fined 18 dollars for disorderly conduct after a fight at Elipse park. Pitcher Kenna of Louisville and Captain Padden of St. Paul were involved and Tebeau objected to police removing Keane from the scene. Bench fines and forfeitures were ordered.
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Rofidea
Nemec Edhe Menor
Wouseville
George Tebeau
Louisville Baseball Club
Elipse Park
Kenna
Louisville
Capt
Padden
St. Paul
Tebeau
Keane
Reid, Pardden
Meat Bill Debate Reaches Compromise on Inspection
The article outlines a meat inspection bill battle with Roosevelt and Wilson pressing packers to pay for inspections. Congress debated funding, with House members sparring over fees and a proposed permanent appropriation of 3,070,000 for freezing meat for interstate or foreign commerce. Beveridge and Roosevelt held a morning conference, noting retained provisions that keep the inspection as a service while allowing Packers to appeal to courts over preservatives.
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Texas
Woann
Roosevelt
Senate
Packer
Waddworth
Billy” Lorimer
UC O
Wilson
Ronstvets
Wadewerth
Secretary of Agriculture
Beveridge
House
Marion County Board of Review Sets Toll on Local Firms
The Marion County Board of Review met on Tuesday morning to fix the tolls on the properties of Indianapolis firms. Entries include Indianapolis Regalia Co., Herman & Co., Inland Novelty Iron Works, Interstate Care, Mack Carpet Co., and others with amounts ranging from a few dollars to several hundred, highlighting the assessment activity across multiple industrial and commercial entities in Indianapolis.
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Marion County Board of Review
Indianapolis
Marion Title Guarantee Co
McNamara Royster Fay.Co
G. Herman & Cr . Mahan
Harry B. & Co
Indels
Paint and Color Co
Sernational Ry
Indianapolis Regalia
Impla Steel Rig & Co Cn
H.W Indl. Warehouse Co
Tndpis
Watchman Clack
Wire Band Box Co
Inland Novelty Iron
Interstate Care
Interstate Woven More
Marietta Glaeu Co
Mack Carpet Co
Jngchas
Wm, P & Co
Harvester Trust Puts Ahead Settlement With Arkansas
The Harvester Company admitted settling anti trust claims in Arkansas by paying fines and costs totaling an amount not specified. Attorney General Rogers said the firm essentially pleaded guilty to operating a frost while claiming exclusive contracts were dropped from several state arrangements. Representatives noted price advances in materials but no corresponding rise in harvesting machinery costs for farmers.
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Scrippa-McHae Prese Association
Chicago
International Marvenster Dominans
Aimtic Trust Tase
Arkansas
Rogers
Teist
Arkanaes
Missouri
Michigan
Sunday Ball Controversy In Brooklyn Court
In New York on June 19 Ned Hanlon and pitcher Thick Fraser of the Cincinnati Reds and Ebbets Donovan and pitcher Mal Eason of the Brooklyn team were dismissed by Judge Naumer in Brooklyn. They faced charges of violating the Sabbath by playing baseball. The judge ruled no public peace or religious repose was disturbed.
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Sertyps-McHee Prras Associative
New York
Ned Hanlon
Thick Fraser
Cincinnati Reds
Ebbets
Donovan
Mal Eason
Brookyn
Naumer
Brooklyn
City Record for a Day Births and Deaths
City records list numerous births including Harry and Nellie Minter East Derive Woodrutt girl and Fred and Maude Milter 24 Weghorst.irths, deaths include Durella S Adams cerebral hemorrhage and James WoodMills dysentery. Marriages show Albert Marlowe and Caratine Whearzer Luther Vo Monroe Ida Po Payne, George Grewk and Margel Yara Patrick O Connor Ella B Gren. Building permits cite multiple properties such as Lexington and Harlin and a concrete business block in College near Twenty seventh.
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Harry
Nellie Minter
Tm East
Woodrutt
Patrick
Margaret O'Connor
Kay Ira
Rosa Smith
E. Washingtence
Edward
Elizabeth Kiihs
W. Bouthest
Bey
Lene Owens
Newat
Sparks
Saven
Jeenth-st. Hay
Tda Welse
City
Bay
Fred
Maude Milter
Weghorst
Len B
Lula Forsythe
S. Ware
St. Boy
Maude Penis
Lola Daugherts
Deaconess Hospital
Thomas
Margaret Jordan
Edienant Hay
May Talbott
E Watnuthsane
Mamie Drake
Brooks- Ned
Albert Marlowe
Caratine MM Whearzer Luther Vo Monroe
Ida Po Payne
Mary Regan
Harry Capit
Metile Hochman
Wiig
Mary Witih
Cutan
Deiipis Fovellieg
Lexington
Harlin
Plnck
Koulhetetren
Evelivh
Pitts
Olling
Ie Oy Tinkey
Downing
Loulda Panlisch
Wied
Crunnst
Fred Hoehsl
College
Blow F. Peterson
Roache and Eherman
Jno
Lannman
Dewey
J. Conk
Doublé Noupe
Michigan
Fulton
D. Feehtmann
Fitz Noble St
Greenen
Statent
Sion
Edann T Won
N. Rural- Inc
W. Meri+ HO
Joe “Harris
Fist
Albert
Harporn
Caedbum
Marseon
Thirty Fourth
Wasson Boulevard
Lawyers to Meet at West Baden and French Lick
The State Bar of Indiana announces its annual meeting at West Baden and French Lick Ind July 14 12. Sessions occur in the West Baden Springs assembly room with a dinner to follow at the French Lick Springs hotel Officials and committees gather July 40 at 8 00 pm The program covers presidents address papers on criminal procedure great Indiana lawyers reforms and judicial administration with an election of officers and a dinner Friday evening
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State Bar Association of Indiana
Jas
West Baden
French Lick
Ind
Indiana
West Baton Springs
Glace
French Lick Springs
West Haden Springs
Merrill Moores
Association
Wil Meri
West Haden
Charles L. Jewell
New Albany
Jogr W. Kern
Indianapolis
Sydney B. Davin
Terredigute
Horace HM
Loreton
Nastalne
Tenn
Joseph M Rabh
Williamsport
Jeremy Bentham
Jesse
Jesse 9. Reeves
Richmond
Charles L. Jewett
Daniel Fraser
Fowler
Merril Moares
Fank £. Gavin
Chales J. Jewett
Wilam Darroch
Frank
Gavin
Merril Moores
Joha J. Rupe
Dan Wi Simme
Truman
Palmer
Thomas FR. Paxton
Simpson
Lowe
Ward J. Watson
John M. Lewis
George W Grubbs
Dyrel W. Comstock
John Yo Hadley
Leander JL Manis
George Timford
Quincy A. Myers
John Morris
Lye
John 14. Baker
Addision
Har Tis
Alexander Gilchrist
Thomas J. Brooks
Harry L
James D. Conner
John W. Hanan
L Tuner
Horace E. “Smith
Gustavus Vo Menzias
John C. Chaney
Evan B Stoteenserg
James F. Applewatte
Emmett F. Urraoch
John M. Kiplinger
Clark J. "Lutz Samuel Bo Artman
Daniel E. Obelis
Hiram J. Paulus
Frank M. Powers
Lemuel W. Stoyne
Resume Railway Hearing Reveals Coal Shipments Ties
Washington June 14 officials of the Herdwind White Coal company explained at an Interstate Commerce Commission hearing the difficulty in proving coal exhausted from steamers and pilings. Attorney Glasgow pressed for proof of payment versus coal received at the pier. The company admitted no permanent records exist to show exact coal passage, noting they rely on bill of lading weights for business purposes.
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Serlupe
Washington
Herwind-White Coal Company
Ihe
Interstate Commerce Commission
Smmpany
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Chase
Pircont
Harnimus
Expressions of tribute on Gov Pattison death
Washington June 18 prominent figures reacted to the death of Ohio Governor Pattison with praise. Vice President Fairbanks Senator Foraker and Senator Dick extolled his character, courage to stand by his beliefs, and leadership in education, lamenting his loss to Ohio and national public service.
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Scrippe-McRae Prias Association
Washington
Gov. Pattison
Ohio
Fairbankt
Giov
Pantison
Elmen
Ohio Weslyean University
Foraker
Ghia
Jacaret
Pattison
Millet
Raking for Robbers as Marion County Workhouse Overflows
The Marion county workhouse is filled by a police dragnet targeting burglars. Prisoners are sent to the county jail, then dispersed due to crowding. Police sweep saloons and dives, detaining night patrons and moving many offenders away from old haunts. Chief Metzger vows to confine shady characters and pressure ex-convicts to seek lawful work, with arrests set to exceed prior records by July 1.
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Marion
Vthe
Westend
Robert Metzger
Shaking the dice in saloon leads to fine
William Weiss of Moerichansat pleaded guilty in police court to shaking dice in his saloon after hours. The incident occurred Saturday night. Weiss was fined ten dollars and costs. The arrest was made by Sergeant Stoddard.
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Wiliam Weiss
Moerichansat
Mored
Tursday
Sergi. Stoddard
Sultan Accepts Algeciras Terms in Morocco Dispute
The Sultan of Morocco accepts the Algeciras convention terms. The France Morocco dispute over the territory has been resolved with the territory restored to France as of June 19.
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Morocco
France
Mystery surrounds New York murder at Bronx house
Acting Police Captain Price theorizes a relative or associate of Mrs Louise Stenton who knew both women may have visited the house the night Mrs Alice Kinnan was murdered. Police seek details from the visitor to unlock the crime while no arrest or motive has been disclosed.
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Scrippe-McMas Press Association
New York
Price
Louise Stenton
Bronx
Myster
Alice Kinnan
Brenton
Hoosier Bill Talks in St Louis About Prison Past
William C Bridges nicknamed Hoosier Bill, a famed police character, boasted to Chief Desmond about a life of escapes and fake schemes. He recounted past sentences including four years, fourteen years, six years, and two years, and claimed many terms were served or escaped.
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aMcers
Tha Sum
FT. Louis
William C. Bridges
St Louis
Bhu
Milonaires
Chicago
Ken
Ensct
Bull
Bridges
Bill
Joliet
Tbat
President nominates Huntington Wilson and Herbert H. Pieres for posts
The president sent two nominations to the senate this afternoon. Huntington Wilson of Unnon is named as secretary of state and Herbert H. Pieres of Massachusetts is named for a ministerial post in Norway.
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Senate
Taihe
Huntington Wilson
Unnon
Herbert H. Pieres
Massachusetts
Pat Sheedy Quits The Game In San Chicago
At the Auditorium Annex Pat G. Sheedy declares he has quit the game and argues reform is not his aim. He attacks gambling and says he earns more now than in past days, claiming no man of sense should stay in the business.
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San Chicago
Pat G. Sheedy
Auditorium Annex
Farmers Seek Lower Rates in Fertilizer Case Hearing
The Indigny Railroid commission holds a hearing on the fertiliser case with broad farmer representation. A uniform freight-rate reduction for fertilizer is seen as crucial, though a few railroads reportedly have already offered lower rates.
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Indigny Raliroid Commission
Navy approves verdict in Rhode Island grounding case
Secretary of the Navy Bonaparte approves the court martial verdict for Lieutenant Commander Edward Witherspoon, navigating officer aboard the Rhode Island, finding him guilty on multiple charges related to the vessel grounding. He is sentenced to ten numbers in his grade and publicly reprimanded, with the reprimand portion remitted.
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Sctipps
MCHRG
Washington
Secretary of the Navy
Bonaparte
Edward Witherspoon
Uniteditatea
Rhode Island
Come ‘4Mander Witherapeon
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