St John’s Academy Holds 43rd Commencement Exercises
The forty third annual commencement at St John’s academy was held in the assembly hall on Thursday night before relatives and friends. Seven graduates Margaret Lenihan Mary Cissell Catherine Hughes Mary Harde gen Mary Mullin Mary Deady and Mary Deery read essays on philosophy one of the greatest needs of our times. The stage featured potted flowers and national colors. an academy pupil orchestra played the overture Martha and Misses A Lavery and C Blackwell performed Norma as a piano duet. An art exhibition open to the public now displays some of the finest work seen at the academy.
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St. John's Academy
Academy
Martha
A. Lavery
C. Blackwell
Norma
Margaret Lenihan
Mary Cissell
Catherine Hughes
Mary Hardegan
Helen Mullin
Mary Deady
Mary Deery
St. John’s Academy
The Swirl of Society and Local Nuptials
Social notes from Indianapolis list a Friday picnic at Bethany park, euchre party for a bride elect, musicales for guests from Ithica New York, summer plans for several couples, and multiple state wedding announcements in Elkhart South Bend Muncie Bedford Rochester Seymour Lafayette Goshen and Rushville.
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Josephine Jackson
Worma Karamann
George P. Meier
Nicholson
Ithica
N. Y
John R. Wilson
Mary Wilson
Maxinkuckee
Marjorie
Louise McGowan
Monica
Mary Sheerin
Elkhart
Marian Miles
John L. Collins
South Bend
Emelyn Hinkle
John A. Stoeckley
Shelbyville
Emma Past
Fred Vogel
Henderson
Muncie
Eva Allen
Alexandria
Otis Scatter
Widow Richardson Wins First Victory in Insurance Case
St Joseph Missouri June 20 Mrs Addie L Richardson widow of Savannah millionaire Frank Richardson won her first victory against insurers who refused to honor his life policies in circuit court. The Royal court was ordered to pay the face value of 2000 dollars plus interest in the case stemming from Richardson's murder.
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Joseph
Addie L. Richardson
Frank Richardson
Richardson
Royal Court
King Albert Dies in Dresden. Crown Prince George Succeeds
King Albert of Saxony died Thursday evening after a two year cancer battle. Prince George, his older brother, ascends the throne amid reports of poor health. Albert born April 23 1828, began reign in 1873.
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Dresden
Saxony
Albert
Prince George
King Albert
Alleged Embezzler Samuel Smith Arrested and Charged
Samuel Smith, colored, indicted by the late grand jury, was arrested recently and arraigned Friday in criminal court pleading not guilty. He faces embezzlement charges for taking 246 dollars from the Oliver P. Morton lodge No 1987 Grand United Order of Odd Fellows.
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Samuel Smith
Oliver P. Morton Lodge
Grand United Order of Oddfellows
Local Notices Births Deaths and Marriages from Town Record
Births include Mr and Mrs Andrew Heiner a boy Thomas R and Georgia Goodwin 2509 Broadway a boy Isaac sa and Maggie Arnell 1519 Mont calm st a girl Cornelius and Annie Shine 148 Church st a bow J F and Lina Shelly 320 E Washington st a boy Harry C and Lilian Edwards 2142 Depot st a boy Clyde and Cora Tibbetts 2432 Hovey st a girl A T and Ollie Sullivan 726 W Elev enth st a boy Deaths Dennis Hogan 68 tuberculosis Infant Shine 1003 Church st hemorrhage Eliza Gallagher 65 827 N Illinois st general debility Ruth Cornelius 67 City hospital chronic Brig s disease James Braden 68 332 E Norwood st exhaustion Adolf Baur 5 weeks 1010 8S East st imperfect development of heart Marriage Aaron BH Thompson and Luella Dudley Harry E Myers and Bessie L Plummer William H Sunkel and Elizabeth Vehl ing Elmer Frakes and Mary E Ferguson Building Permits J Campbell 2336 Northwestern Ave Repairs 200
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Georgia Goodwin
Broadway
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Maggie Arnell
Montcalm St
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Church St
Bow
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Lina Shelly
E. Washington St
Harry C
Lilian Edwards
Depot-st
Clyde
Cora Tibbetts
Hoveyst
Dennis Hogan
Shine
Church-st
Eliza Gallagher
N. Illinois-st
Ruth Cornelius
City Hospital
James Braden
E. Norwood St
Adolf Baur
East St
Aaron BH. Thompson
Luella Dud
Bomb plot foiled at Franciscan monastery in Budapest
In Budapest on Friday anti clerical fanatic Stephen Landos was arrested in a vault beneath the Franciscan monastery prepared to dynamite the entire building housing 425 monks. Before the attempt Landos also tried to assassinate Prior Mezroisz.
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Budapest
Stephen Landos
Landos
Mezcroisz
Bolting Republicans Nominate Independent Ticket
In Montpelier Vermont on June 20 a Republican split occurred when Clement supporters left the hall upon McCulloch's nomination. The bolters then named P. W. Clement for governor and planned an independent ticket to oppose McCulloch.
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Montpelier
P. W. Clement
J. G. McCulloch
Bolters
Clement
McCulloch
Indiana Obituaries and Incidents Show Life and Loss
A roundup from Indiana reports Alfred Smith of Lafayette suicide by morphine and Arthur Osborn of Scottsburg accidental self injury. A.G. of Anderson Tipton is missing, reportedly in debt around 32000. Others include Guy Hamilton fatally injured by a handcar near New Ross, local carnival results with Kokomo and Peru, and Dandy A. James of Lafayette dies from throat cancer. W. H. Thomas’s Harmony business house burns for an 8000 loss with 3500 insured. Noblesville’s D. R. Ballentine dies from a neck injury weeks after. George Secrest, 80, of Muncie seeks divorce, citing temper. Andrew Gardner of Marion crushed by timber at a barn-raising. F. W. Wise, Laporte-born reporter, to cover King Edward’s coronation for Chicago News. Howard Hendricks near Waynetown dies by suicide. hogs feed portion noted. Daniel Reeder, 92, Peru, cuts a cherry tree to stove wood, remains spry. Mrs. Lottie Pierce Stedman of Cleveland seeks info on Seymour Lockwood believed in Indiana.
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D. R. Ballentine
Noblesville
George Secrest
Muncie
Andrew Gardner
Marion
Wall Street Rundown From New York June Market Signals
American stocks in London trade hover about parity with a 1 percent dip. Copper concerns grow worse while Berlin bullish on Atchison. Steel earnings projected to reach record highs and rail orders surge. anthracite supply returns. Reading may mine in Schuylkill Valley. Four issues regular 1 percent dividend. U S Steel and Illinois Steel announce wage gains and a major Distilling company reorganization reducing capital by 30 million.
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Meyer & Kiser
New York
London
I. C. Capital
Chicago
Illinois
M. P. Atchison
St. Paul
Union Pacific
Reading
Schuylkill Valley
Big Four
U. S. Steel Corporation
Illinois Steel Company
Tollet Mills
Indianapolis street railway and traction interests listed
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Indianapolis street railways and traction companies, including Union Traction, Broad Ripple traction, and Indianapolis & Eastern traditions. It also lists new telephone stock series and a manufacturing firm T. B. Laycock, with figures suggesting percentages or par values amid mixed stray characters.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Gan Company
Citizens’ Street Railway
Union Traction Company
Broad Ripple Traction
Indianapolis Improvement
Indiana
Indianapolis & Eastern Tradition “Company
T. B. Laycock
New York Stock Market Opens Mixed Amid Rallies
Trading opened generally lower with dull activity then some strength as investors shifted focus. St Paul and Missouri Pacific rallied, Missouri Pacific up one point while Colorado fuel fell. noon quotes showed Wabash and Reading steady to mixed alongside steel stocks.
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London
St.Paul
Missouri Pacific
Commission
Sinois Central
St. Paul
C. & It. I Gam
Colorado
Wabash
U. S. Steel
Atchison
U. P
Pennsylvania
Grain and market report from Chicago Wheat Corn Oats and Hay
Chicago Grain and Provisions report dated June 20 shows Wheat steady to higher with several contracts listed. Corn up modestly. Oats steady with various grade prices. Hay steady with Timothy prices noted. Inspections include multiple car counts for Wheat, Corn, Dara and Hay. Prices for futures include June July and September contracts for Wheat Corn Oats and Provisions with specific bid levels. Data reflects typical market activity and volume for the day.
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Timothy
Dara
Hay
Prairie
Chicago
Elong
America
Cattle and Hog Prices at East Buffalo Auction Market
East Buffalo Albany June 20 cattle receipts noted with hogs at 35 cars. Yorkers bring 7.50 to 7.60, light 7.36 to 7.45, pigs 7.25, mixed packers 7.66 to 7.15, medium and heavy 7.75 to 7.85, roughs 7.00 to 7.20, stags 5.00 to 6.00. Sheep and lamb receipts ten cars. top lambs 6.26 to 7.00, best sheep 4.00 to 4.40.
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East BU. Ala
N. Y
New Orleans
Louisiana
Carolina
California
Kansas City Live Stock Prices Twelve Markets Sellout
Kansas CityMo June 20 Cattle Receipts 1000 Native steers 415 770 Texans 250 565 Texas cows 210 450 native cows and heifers 165 565 stockers and feeders 300 500 bulls 275 480 calves 250 635 Hog Receipts 6000 Bulk 730 760 heavy 760 175 packers 740 762% mediums 730 760 light 700 750 workers 730 750 pigs 645 710 Sheep Receipts 1000 Muttons 400 530 lambs 460 470 range wethers 400 495 ewes 415 606
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Kansas City
Ekansas City
Texas
Cattle and Hog Receipts Reported for Cincinnati Market
Cincinnati cattle receipts totaled 766 with shippers paying 5.50 to 6.50 for good to choice and 4.25 to 6.00 for extras. Hog receipts reached 2,004 with select at 7.45 to 7.50, good to choice 7.25 to 7.40, mixed around 7.00. Sheep receipts 2,067 showed extra lambs at 6.55 to 6.75 and extras at 4.00.
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Cincinnati
Union Stockyards Cattle Receipts Lead to Higher Prices
Union Stockyards reports cattle receipts around 1,500 with prices rising from 1.78 to 8.10 per hundredweight for choice to fancy, and good to choice stock showing stronger demand as of June 20.
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UNION
Market Prices and Receipts for Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Stockers median price range 4.60 6.75 cows 2.75 5.40 heifers 0.40 6.00 canners 1.50 2.70 bulls 2.75 5.70 Texan steers 4.50 6.60 hogs receipts 18 000 light 7.10 7.50 rough 7.25 7.40 mixed 7.25 7.40 heavy 7.20 7.65 pigs 2.75 6.90 sheep receipts 5 000 natives 4.50 4.75 western 4.00 5.00 lambs 4.75 7.10
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Ceccs
Enetennen
Eceesen
Chisc
Food and commodity prices in late period market listing
A wide catalog of prices across meats, produce, dairy, canned goods, sugars, coffee, spices, and fuels. Includes hens and turkeys, eggs, butter, hides, flour, fruits and vegetables, oysters, fish, canned items, oils, medicines, and coal. Notable items: oranges, lemons, tomatoes, onions, lard, bacon, beef, sausage, oysters, prawns, and coal types with per-unit or per-ton rates.
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New York
California
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