Wall Street Stocks Dip Then Rebound After Opening Decline
Reading led declines in early trading with a percent drop while Great Northern preferred rose 4 percent and Union Pacific gained 4 percent. Northwestern sale at a loss and widespread fractional declines followed as room traders stayed absent. By noon, quotes barely moved from the previous close and an early upturn lifted some prices above initial levels.
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Northwestern
Amalgamated
New York Central
Smelting
United States Steel and Chesapeake & Ohio
Reading
Union Pacific
Grain Prices and Car Shipment Totals Report
Wheat and corn futures prices listed by grade with monthly billing terms and through billing notes. Inspections show car counts by grade including No 2 red No 1 rejected and No 2 white mixed. Hay prices and grades cited with totals for Timothey and clover mixes. From inspections, totals arrive for Wheat Corn and Hay shipments with car counts across grades.
Market Prices Report From Seetprea Presse Association Chicago
Chicago June 19 Butter Creamery extra eight eight c Fegs Extras le Poultry Turkeys lic chickens ten sixteen ie ducks ten fourteen c geese five 00 seven 00 per oz Cheese Twins c Young Americas eighteen c
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Seetprea-Mene Presse Association
Chicago
Young Americas
Pork and dairy price report from New York market
June 19 report from Seripps McRae Piece Association lists pork at 217.50 18.55, lard at 8.70 8.80, tallow 6 6 percent, butter at 23 24 cents, eggs at 20 cents, and full cream cheese. notes state dairy rules and quality terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seripps-McRae
New York
Pork
iWestern
Cincinnati cattle and hog receipts steady at market
Scripps McRace Press Association reports cattle receipts 765 steady with butcher steers ex tra priced between 5.60 and 6.85, calves 6.00 to 6.30. hog receipts 4,000 steady with good to be 6.25 to 6.30, mixed packers 6.20 to 7. Sheep receipts 1,775 down 15 to 25 cents, extra lambs 7.20 to 7.40, and ewes at 4.85.
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Cincinnati. O
Live Stock Market Report from Indianapolis June 19
Indianapolis cattle hogs and sheep receipts today show hogs strong and higher with top at 41.9. Cattle bests rise, others slow. sheep and lambs steady. Listings include steers from 1300 pounds up and various classes of cows calves bulls and calves with prices scattered across categories.
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Indianapolis
Market and dairy price notices from The Sun listing items
Egg and poultry prices show hens 0 to 1 cent, roosters 6 cents, spring chickens 94 cents, hens and tom turkeys 10 cents, ducks and geese 10 cents each. Butter and cheese prices include country butter steady, creamery products, Swiss 1.6, Limburger 1.50, and generic market terms. Ten words free three days in The Sun under Rent and Help sections.
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Gelling State
Swina
New York
Belek. Ife
Wheat and grain prices in Chicago on June 19
July wheat weak at 91 91 4 to 91 3 4?c, September 93 3 4c, December 95 5 5c. July corn firm at 52 1/2c, September 52 1/2c, December around 53 1/2c. July oats up 0.5c to 45 1/4c, September 36 1/2 37c, December 37 1/2c. Pork 16.15, lard 8.90, ribs 8.75. No. 2 red winter 92 3/4 to 93 1/4c. July corn 53 1/2c, Sept 53 1/2c. No. 3 yellow 53 1/4 53 1/4c. July oats 46 1/4c, Sept 38c. No. 2 white 46 1/4 46 1/4c.
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Chicago
Chicago Market Reports Steady cattle and hog receipts
Chicago daily market summary shows cattle receipts at 19,000 with prices from 2.90 to 7.00 for various grades and hog receipts at 25,000 with prices from 4.80 to 6.30 for different weights. Sheep and lamb offerings listed with native and western categories and prices from 4.00 to 7.35.
St Louis Live Stock Prices and Receipts Report
Cattle receipts 2 500 steady with beef steers around 6 75 and stockers 3 01 to 4 80. Texas steers 2 75 to 5 75. cows and heifers 2 85 to 5 30. Hogs receipts 6 500 up 5c. pigs and lights 4 90 to 6 20. packers 4 90 to 6 50. heavy butchers 5 15 to 6 30. Sheep receipts 1 80 strong. natives 8 75 to 9 5, lambs 4 50 to 7 00.
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St. Louis
Scrippe-MecRne Press Asacciation
Texas
East Buffalo Livestock Prices Reported June 19
East Buffalo New York cattle receipts 75 steady veals and calves 3.50 to 7.50 sheep receipts 1000 lambs lower spring lambs 7.00 to 7.30 culls 5.30 to 6.75 yearlings 6.25 to 6.90 wethers 5.25 to 5.75 ewes 4.30 to 4.30 mixed sheep 4.50 to 4.75 cull sheep 2.50 to 4.00 hogs receipts 2386 steady pigs and yorkers 6.60 to 6.65 mixed grades 6.42 to 6.00 heavies 6.60 to 6.62 roughs 5.00 to 5.??
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Press Association
East Buffalo
N. Y
Pittsburg Live Stock Prices Report
Pittsburg Pa June 19 cattle supplies light and steady with prime cattle 5 90 to 6 10. choice 6 10 to 6 30. sheep supplies light and steady with prime wethers 4 60 to 4 90 and lambs 4 00 to 6 00. hogs receipts 20 loads with prime heavies 6 30 to 6 35 and medium heavies 6 45. light hogs and pigs 6 50 with rough 5 50 to 5 35.
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Chicago
Scripps-MacRae Press Association
Pittsburg
Painter Hurt After 20-Foot Fall at East Street Building
Harry Sebert, a painter, fell twenty feet from a ladder at 616 S East St Wednesday morning. He sprained an ankle and his injuries were thought to be internal. He was taken home to 302 Dorman St in a dispensary ambulance run by Dr Waener.
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Harry Sebert
S. East St
Dorman St
Waener
Defied the trusts and was nominated for Bryan ally
An Ohio man once active for Bryan, who challenged the trusts, is confident of election after securing a nomination. He campaigned across the state, arguing trust power should yield to popular choice, and predicts success based on his track record and support.
Haskell Nominated for Oklahoma Governor by Direct Primary
Muskogee I T June 19 Charles Nathaniel Haskell named Democratic candidate in Oklahoma via direct primary. He rejects votes from railroad lawyers and corporate trusts to avoid obligations, appealing to farmers and laborers. Born Putnam County Ohio, 47, he taught, read law, and built railroads. He aided Indian statehood by organizing the Sequoah convention, drafting a constitution, and securing ratification.
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Oklahoma
Haskell
Coal Trust
Lumber Trust
Whisky Trust
Putnam County
Ohio
Bryan
Indian Territory
Muskogee
Sequoyah
Congress
Murder in Garden Ends Rich Man’s Life
Julius T. Rosenheimer, a millionaire secretary at the London Needle Co, was killed in his Welham garden last night. Two men attacked him from behind as his wife Mrs Rosenheimer watched in horror. A small heavy sledge was the likely murder weapon missing after the assault, motive unclear though revenge for a grievance is suspected.
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New York
Mount Vernon
Pelham
Welham
Julius T. Rosenheimer
London Needle Company
Rosenheimer
Flood at Trikhala Claims 200 Lives in Greece
At Trikhala Greece the Lithalde river overflowed flooding the town and nearby areas. Two hundred lives are reported lost as hundreds of houses were washed away and occupants swept into the river. The disaster occurred today as Athens based Scripps-McRae Pres association reports.
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Trikhala
Lithalde
No Revival of Football at Northwestern University
Chicago reports that Northwestern University will likely ban intercollegiate football forever after a one year trial. President A. W. Harris announced to trustees that attendance rose 27 percent and the ratio of men to women students slightly increased, reassuring alumni during Evansville commencement week.
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Scripps-McRae Press
Chicago
Northwest
Ern University
A. W. Harris
Evanston
Harris
Von Sternburg to resign from service this fall
German ambassador Von Sternburg expected to resign in the fall possibly due to health. He plans summer headquarters in New Hampshire and will return to Washington in October when the resignation likely will be announced. The envoy has a cancerous growth from years ago that severely disfigured him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippa-McRoae Press Association
Washington
von Sternburg
New Hampshire
Sternburg
India
Baron von Sternburge
New Yorker wins $15,500 on joke racing tip
Gene Wood of New York and Albany turned a playful tip into a $15,500 win at the race track. He bet $300 on Little Woods after a dare from Big Tim Sullivan, and the 100 to 1 outsider finished first, ending Sullivan’s taunting odds. Wood celebrated his luck while Sullivan’s grin faded.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
New York
Gene Wood
Albany
Tim Sullivan
Wood
Sullivan
Little Woods
Siege on Midi as wine revolt leads to arrests
Paris reports a near siege in the Midi as the government moves to arrest revolt leaders over wine adulteration law. Dr. Fer roul of Narbonne was seized at dawn, hustled away to Montpellier. About 6,000 troops now patrol the wine country amid tense fears.
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Ferroul
Narbonne
Montpelier
Ministry of War
Garfield cleans house at interior department shocking lax practices
Secretary Garfield is reshaping the interior department by overhauling each bureau, weeding out malpractices, and demanding accountability. Commissioners Warner Moore Ballinger lead efforts, with Pollock sent to Indian territory on a special investigation mission as part of the reform drive.
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Garfield
Warner
Pension Bureau
Moore
Patent Office
Hmeself
Ballinger
General Land Office
W. C. Pollock
Indian Territory
Roosevelt aids rescue after capsized crew shell
Capt. Walter Filly of Harvard's crew had a narrow escape from drowning when his single shell capsized on the Thames. Theodore Roosevelt helped in the rescue aboard the launch John Harvard as onlookers commented on Filly's apparent inability to steer in smooth water.
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Harvard
New London, Conn
Walter Filly
Thames
Theodore Roosevelt
John Harvard
Nine Miners Killed in Johnson No 1 Mine Blast
Special to The Sun from Scranton Pennsylvania reports that nine miners were killed outright and two were seriously injured in two explosions of mine gas at Johnson No 1 mine in Priceburg late yesterday. The first blast followed by a door tender leaving a door open allowed gas to accumulate, and a second explosion ignited the deadly fire damp that had built up.
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Scranton
Johnson No. 1
Priceburg
Drowned Girl Believed Found After Lake Pontague Dragging
Pittsfield Massachusetts June 19 Lake Pontague searches recover the body of Miss Lucy Robertson a beautiful girl who was drowned when a naphtha launch carrying friends and Robert Boyd exploded after a match lit to find trouble ignited the fuel. The blast set occupants ablaze and forced a jump overboard. Robertson sank while others were rescued.
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Pontague
Lucy Robertson
Miss Robertson
Robert Boyd
Woman's Union Label League Organized in Machinists Hall
A women’s Union Label League formed Tuesday night in Machinists hall with eighteen members enrolled. Officers include Mrs. Guy D. LaPorte president, Mrs. B. J. Sullivan vice president, Mrs. Susan Kerchival recording secretary, Mrs. Grant Lucas financial secretary, Miss Lillian Fredericks treasurer, and Mrs. Jennie Cartwright guide.
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Womans Union Label League
Machinists Hall
Guy D. LaPorte
Oklahoma Democrats split on statewide prohibition plan
Oklahoma City June 13 The Democratic state convention declined to take a position favoring statewide prohibition and decided the issue would be decided by voters. The convention ratified the ticket from primaries with C N Haskell for governor and T P Gore and Robert L Owen for United States senators.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Oklahoma City
Okla
C. N. Haskell
T. P. Gore
Robert L. Owen
United States
The Wagon Market Shelled Oats and Sheaf Oats
Market report notes price action for oats including shelled and sheaf types. The brief item cites traders at the wagon market observing fluctuating demand and cash sales for grain deliverable in the near term.
Haywood case entangles Miners Magazine testimony
Boise dispatch reports the Haywood trial features testimony on whether the Miners Magazine urged violence. Edward Boyce argues the magazine accused officials and mine owners, while the defense deems it ordinary newspaper abuse. Richardson cites the Chicago Spies case to counter. The court will examine exhibits before ruling. State aims to wrap case. Darrow to plead conspiracy and defend.
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Edward Boyce
The
Western Federation
Boyce
Miners’ Magazine
Colorado
Haywood
Richardson
Chicago
August
Darrow
Orchard
Hawley
Borah
McPartland
Believed to be Simpkins at Baldwin ranch in Colorado
Coroner H M Hallowell and Deputy Sheriff Irving Lowrey say identification of the Baldwin ranch dead man as Jack Simpkins in North Park is probable though not certain. The man, matching Simpkins description, arrived ten days ago seeking work, carried a gun, and demanded pay nightly, raising suspicion of a possible connection to former Idaho Governor Steunenberg’s assassination.
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Baldwin Ranch
North Park
Jack” Simpkins
Steunenberg
Idaho
HM. Hallowell
Irving Lowrey
Simpkins
Harry Orchard
Baldwin
Indiana statue commission names design group for Lew Wallace tribute
Gov. Hanly appoints three men to select a statue design for statuary hall in Washington D C for Indiana. William Henry Fox of Heron Art Institute, William Allen Wood of Indianapolis, and Capt. John P Megrew Capitol Police Washington chosen by Wallace family to lead the project.
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Hanly
Lew Wallace
Statuary Hall
Washington, D. C
Indiana
William Henry Fox
Heron Art Institute
William Allen Wood
Indianapolis
John P. Megrew
Capitol Police
Washington
Wallace
Deserter Roy Breeding Sought. Reward Raised
Mayor Bookwalter reports Navy captain W W Kimball says Roy Sumner Breeding of Indianapolis deserted from the U S S New Jersey on May 29. A reward increase from ten dollars to three hundred twenty is announced for his return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bookwalter
W. W. Kimball
United States Navy
Roy Sumner Breeding
Indianapolis
U. S. S. New Jersey
Dennett pleads guilty in trust company looting case
Oliver M. Dennett broker pleaded guilty to two indictments alleging he aided W. O. Douglass, former bond clerk of the Trust Company of America, in looting. He received five year terms on each indictment with formal sentencing postponed.
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Scripps-McRae Presse Association
New York
Oliver M. Dennett
W. O. Douglass
Trust Company of America
Sun Free Want Column Offers Housework Ad Service
The Sun announces a free three day trial for its want column method to place a housework girl ad. Ten words are provided at no charge to readers seeking help.
Marriage ruse ends in fine for Romanian facilitator
Joseph Sandor a Roumanian who arranged the marriage of Grigor Folra and his Hunyak bride on January seventh was fined 23 dollars and costs with 30 days in the workhouse for obtaining money illegally. He admitted taking 10 from Fabra, using a license book to issue a license, and buying beer to celebrate.
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Joseph Sandor
Grigor Folra
Whallon
Fobra
Sandor
Whardon
Fabra
Sander
Ira Holmes
Billy Berner
Bath House Opens After Schissel Property Purchase
The Childrens Aid society public bath committee has accepted the Schissel property option and plans changes. The bathhouse is set to open on Tuesday after canal water is let out for planned repairs. A 125 by 12 by 3 foot pen for children with a solid floor will be fenced, and a 409 by 125 pen for older swimmers will include five to seven feet deep water. Season ticket holders and their parents will be invited to the opening.
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The
Childrens’ Aid Society
Schissel
Taft visits Fort Leavenworth and Ottawa Chautauqua
Secretary Taft arrived at Fort Leavenworth from Omaha and inspected the government reservation. He plans to depart for Ottawa to address the State Chautauqua assembly. W. J. Bryan spoke at the same event today.
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Scrippse-McRae Press Association
Fort Leavenworth
Kas
Taft
Preacher Sentenced For Forged Check Flight To Honolulu
Hastings Mich June 19 Judge Clement Smith sentenced Rev W T Clark former Freeport preacher to 5 to 7 years in the state reformatory for forging a $900 check and fleeing with his wife’s sister Miss Nettie Gettard to Honolulu. Scerripps-McRae Press Ausociation reports the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sceripps-McRae Press
Hastings
Mich
State Reformatory
Clement Smith
W. T. Clark
Freeport
Honolulu
Nettie Gettard
City Record for a Day Provides Births Deaths and Dwellings
A city record lists births at several addresses including Eugene and Ethel McIntire, Stella Tinmans, and Adam Giorskoff, with multiple other couples noted for births. Deaths include Hubert Vincent, Mamie Himer, Mary Duhme, Chas Theile, Wilbert Spannuth, and others with ages and causes such as tubercular meningitis and bronchopneumonia. The list also records numerous paired names and dwelling values for residences on Dearborn and Montcalm, plus several single dwelling entries and reported property assessments.
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Hubert Vincent
Mamie Himer
Agnes St
Mary A. Duhme
East St
Chas. Theile
Illinois
Wilbert Spannuth
Wm. H. Bierman
E. McCarty Sr
Sarah A. Robertson
Dawson St
Wm. H. Boyer
College Ave
Emile Rinne
Broadway
Samuel Wilson
Chadwick
Central Indiana School Convention Urges Modern, Well Equipped Public Schools
Fassett A. Cotton, state superintendent, urged centrally located, well equipped public schools in his opening address before the Indiana County Supervisors association. He backed school consolidation and agricultural instruction, praised farmers institutes cooperation, and pressed ongoing support from patrons and township officers. Other programs covered juvenile court use for truants, literature in grades, music in country schools, and potential changes to school book contracts under new laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County Superintendent’s Association
Statehouse
Farmers’ Institutes
John R. Carr
Marion County
E. B. Barker
Kosciusko County
J. Hubbard
Vigo County
J. C. Webb
Johnson County
A. G. Brumfield
Grant County
E. E. Robey
Howard County
Jesus
George H. Tapy
Whitley County
Homer Dilworty
Steuben County
W. D. Curtis
Morgan
Rebates contested by Indiana grain leaders at meeting
At the Indiana Grain Dealers association mid summer session in the Board of Trade building, T A Morrison opened with remarks and Prof G J Christie discussed Uncovered Corn. Congressman James E Watson spoke on Government Supervision of Grain while Co V McAdams of the Indiana Railroad Commission warned shippers and rails about rebates and watered stock and urged honesty as the rule of business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Morrison
Frankfort
G. J. Christie
Purdue University
James E. Watson
Co. V. McAdams
Indiana Railroad Commission
Sullivan Fails to Get Alley Paving Payment
The Board of Public Works met Wednesday with John 8 Sullivan of Indianapolis Construction Company and attorney F Kisset. Sullivan’s firm faced a complaint over paving the alley between Kenwood and Capitol Aves. The board refused payment, citing a brick of broken rock foundation contrary to contract. Sullivan plans to seek a court ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Works
John 8. Sullivan
Indianapolis Construction Company
F. Kisset
Frank
Sullivan
Kenwood
Capitol Aves
Saloon Manager Clash Leads to Assault and Theft Charge
Edwin Smith claims to manage Mrs. Ramsey’s saloon at Senate Ave and Washington St in Sen ate cve. He was fired on Wednesday for assaulting Schuyler Johnson, a bookkeeper who also claimed to be the manager. Johnson took all funds from the cash drawer, surrendered to police, and faces assault and battery and grand larceny charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Smith
Ramsey
Senate Cve
Washington-st
Schuyler Johnson
Johnson
Arso
Smith
Baker Near to Death
Leavenworth June 19 Lu cien Baker former United States senator is critically ill of heart disease and physicians state that death is only a matter of a few hours.
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Scripps-Mektae Preas Association
Leavenworth, Kas
Lucien Baker
United States
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Scrippe-McRee Press Association
Great Northern Preferred
City Grain
Iéc
Hayo
Timothy
Cincinnati
Scripps-McRace Press Association
Keune Sand
Aes
Chicago Grain
Scrippe-McHae Press Association
Painter
Crats
Nathaniel Haskell
Co. N
Scrippe-MeHne Prean Association
Scripps-McRae Pres. Association
Athens
Greece
Dred
Scripps-McRae Preen Association
Paris
Seige
Midi District
erippa-McRae Press Association
Interior Department
Gov
Lars
Young Roosevelt
Scrippe-McRae Press Association
Pittsfield
Mags
Lake
Deci
Sion
Scripps-Mediae Press Association
Boise
William D. Haywood
Western Federation of Miners
Der
Frank Steunenberg
Alaska
Steve Adams
Fort Collins, Col
Dennett
Hunyaks
Kansas
Eugene and
Joe Dezse
Margerite Bodnar
Peter Dee
Hadway
Fannie Voltz
William H. Poehler
Mary Dair
George B. Wilson
Josephine Thompson
Harry W. Yates
Isis G. Leach
Ralph C. LeBeau
Mary Elizabeth Jaynes
Charles M. Woods
Clare M. McKeand
Troy V. Carpenter
Ruby McCoy
William WH. Morrison Jr
Lilian DuVal Foor
William H. Williams
Pauline G. Carson
William H. Breck
Chas. Lucas
Dearborn
H. Wulfing
Coyner
J. D. Moon
Montcalm
O. W. Pierce
Pennsylvania
F. A. Cotton
Cen
Ped Public Schools
McAdams
Grain Dealers’ Association
Board of Trade
Baker
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