Stock market opens with broad advances across rail and earnings
New York stocks rose at the opening led by Anaconda Philadelphia Reading and Pennsylvania, with brisk gains in Baltimore & Ohio and American Locomotive on expected dividends. London buyers and firm government bonds supported the mood, while midday trading turned cautious with some declines.
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Samoge
Maine
New York
Anaconda
Bt Paul
U.P
Prnsylvania
Yale
Baltimore & Ohio
London
Reading
Colon Pacific
Southern Pacvflc
St. Paul
A. W. Thomson
Wire
Mey
Avam L
Missquri KY
Pennsylvania
Phite
Southern Pacific
Tylon
Pacife
Mincellaneons
Brooklyn
R. T. Wall Money
Live Stock Prices and Trends From Indianapolis and St. Louis Markets
Indianapolis stock report notes hog prices rising to around 6.72 per hundredweight with most trades at 6.65 to 6.72 as demand for good to plain hogs remains solid. Cattle show little change while demand is strongest for good to holey weights. lambs steady for best grades but lower for common types. St Louis cattle, hogs, and sheep receipts are reported with steady prices across categories. Chicago dairy and poultry prices are listed as a separate market snapshot with modest gains for butter and eggs and standard levels for cheese and live poultry.
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Indianapolis
Hoge
Cetile
Sbean
WSS
Market Report Shows Varied Hay and Livestock Prices
WAGON MARKET lists Timothy and Mixed Hay prices, Clover and Millet hay, oats and corn values, straw, and miscellaneous stock figures. Buffalo cattle and prime steers cited with prices around 5.60 to 6.00, stockers and feeders noted, sheep and hog receipts steady with lambs and ewes valued, porkers and torkers shown as heavy and mixed.
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Timothy
Eart Buffalo
Wheat futures slip as July contracts ease on CBOT
Chicago June report shows July wheat opening around 82.34 cents on CBOT with mixed quotes across July September and December contracts. Corn and provisions move unevenly with nearby prices quoted and local receipts tallied. activity described as subdued amid broad price fluctuations.
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Arrippe-McRae Frees Association
Chicago
Coume Gravis
Board of Trade
Local Securities And New Telephone Stock Trades
The market showed no major shifts as New Telephone stock rose to 1st 5a. m. levels while general bids remained steady. Numerous listed securities and local companies appear with fractional changes and no significant sales after the morning call, highlighting a calm trading session across Indianapolis based firms and utilities.
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Incal Stock Exchange
Ngure
Reiter I
Indianapolis Produce Retail Prices No. Hogmeat and bacon listed
A dense list of Indiana city price entries for meats and lard and a wide range of produce. Items include Florida tomatoes, green peppers, rhubarb, sweet potatoes, onions, cabbage, beets, apples, mushrooms, Brussels sprouts, and multiple meats such as hog products, beef cuts, veal, lamb, and poultry prices. Prices shown in old currency and typographic errors reflect historic market notes.
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Florida
Bermuda
Wai Anzen
Western Maryland Officials Testify On Rail Coal Business
Washington June 30 officials from the Western Maryland and Chesapeake & Ohio railroads testified at Interstate Commerce Commission hearings on rail and coal operations. Robertson, Western Maryland general manager, said the company controlled Davy Coal and Coke stock. A Beemer, superintendent, held five Abrams Creek Coal shares bought at 62 a share. Traff ic manager J Hindrican testified about car distributions and adjustments following complaints from an independent company.
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Serivyes McRan Prete Association
Washington
Western Maryland Railway
Chesapeake & Ohio
Sessons
Interstate Commerce Commission
A Robertson
Western Maryland Railroad
Davy Goal and Coke Company
A. Beemer
Cumperland
WeaternaMryland
Abrams Creek Coal Company
Pavia Caalend Coks Company
J. T. eHndrican
Famous shots at the traps at Grand American Handicap
Rapid work at the automatic traps amid 225 entries at Indianapolis Gun Club. Rain and wind hindered the opening rounds, with a large crowd watching. Notable shooters include J. M. Hawkins and R. Elliott among many others from Baltimore to Ottawa, with teams contesting the state event and a Ladies Day planned for Thursday.
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Indiana
J. M. Hawkins
Baltimore
Ro Merrill
My.waukee
Walter Huff
Macon
Gay
Uareld Money
New Haven
Conn
R. Waylor
Newark
R, T .R. Barasey
Chicago
J. W. Garrett
Cotoras
da Springs
W. A. Heer
Concordia
Was
C. Ds Young
Springfeld
Neat Apgar
New York
Chris Gattlers
Kansas City
T. M. Faurate
Dalian
Tex
EG. White
Ottawa
Ladies Day At Indiana Shooting Tourney Promises Excitement
American handicap events drew a large crowd with Indianapolis society expected to witness the shoots. A balcony sponsor and shelter for women were arranged for rain protection. Preliminary rounds Wednesday faced rain but scarcely delayed the action. Morning rounds opened with high anticipation of record shots.
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Indianapolis
Anite
Ampienhelter
Feeding a Family on Five Dollars a Week
Chicago in June reports a school program teaching domestic science to help a husband and three children live on five dollars weekly. Students would learn budgeting, nutrition, market skills, food preservation, and sanitary housekeeping, with an emphasis on managing a tight income.
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Chicago
Dll
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Widespread losses reported in Zion City as Wilbur Glenn Vo r Tiva testifies in Federal court. He examines J A Dowie era finances citing stock misallocations, plant losses, and a total revenue shortfall. Depositors face reduced payments as funds diverted. thousands lose work amid near starvation risk.
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Scrippe-McRae Preas Association
Chicago
Wilbur Glenn Vor Tiva
Christian Catholic Church
Landin
Zion City
J. A. Dowie
Hart
Zinn City Bank
Etarvatiom
County Nominating Convention Draws Local Leaders and Sparks Cheers
The Kentland county convention named a full slate including Clerk Reuben Hess, Treasurer Frank M. Coovert, Sheriff Henry Stoner, Recorder William H. Baste, Assessor John Z Johnston, Surveyor Orville W. Jenkin e, Coroner Benjamin Leopold, and Commissioners James A. Whaley and Selmer S. Dickingon. Notables such as Baan Lyons, Jack Escon, A. B. Jenkins, and local merchants attended while Ed Steinbach of the Democratic paper observed. The crowd reacted as the Kent Ind delegation and musicians from the Kentland military band filled the hall with song and approval.
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Hards Baan Lyons
Lake
Lake Township
Frank
M Chovert
Coovert
Mor Hs
Reuben Hess
Morecto
Tteas
Frank M. Coovert
Mount Ayrsheri
Henry Stoner
Lake Village
William H. Baste
Rose Lawn
John Z. Johnston
Kentland
Orville W. Jenkine
Morocco
Benjamin Leorpold
Brook
James A. Whaley
Setmer
Dickingon
Charlie” Fry
Kent Ind
Conrad
City Record of Names and Addresses from Archival Notice
A dense listing of individuals, households, and addresses, interspersed with medical notes and building permits. Names include Gorge W Spear, Mary Reynolds, Olga Crater, Anna Kausteky, and many others linked to street addresses such as Archor Ave, Martine Dale Ave, and Washington St. Building permits cite remodels and repairs with amounts and locations.
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Gorge W. Spear
Mary Reynolds
Leon Btern
Sara Mesalna
Charles L. Mahoney
Olga Crater
Cuffors
H. Aleyfeld
Anna B. Kausteky
Ralph A. Golarick
Peart P. Gmail Ababan
Joseph
Handle Preiser
Fred H. Birdsell
Eme G. Eaton
Jerry Garvin
Virgie
Anderson
John N. Brady
Genevieve Wiest
George Woert
Eda
D. Bust
Marines Consider Reinforcements for Pekin Legation Guard
Reports indicate the U S government weighs sending additional Marines to Pekin to bolster the legation guard amid tensions. Secretary Root Taft and Bonaparte held talks on available options while fearing Chinese government opposition and public unrest as a broader question of U S sovereignty under the 19 treaty protections.
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Seripoe-Smerae Press Association
Fashington
Juse X
Uowed
Brates Rovernment
Kalion Guard
Pekin Chew
Oo! Marines
State Department
Department
China
Root
Taft
Bonaparte
Pekin Legation Guard
Pekin
United States
Swindlers Sent to Prison in Indiana Case
Walter Carush and Emnese Carush, ages 2 and 17, were sentenced by Judge Fremont Alford of the criminal court to the Indiana reformatory for from two to ten years on a conspiracy charge. The elder Carush, famed for feigning crippling injuries for profit, coordinated scams with his younger brother in several cities while avoiding hospital authorities. The brothers were arrested after a staged ankle injury and subsequent crutch-to-shoe switch near an Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Co. office. They did not testify on Wednesday.
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Walter Carush
Emnese Carush
Indiana Reformatory
Fremont Alford
Criminal Court, Wedneudsy
Wee Fehown Fm
Tndianapolle
Walter Caruth
EE. Michigan Se
Inter
Indianapolis Traction
Wedding plans and club notes in a city paper
Ralph Voris of New York and Foster Smith headline the brides party with Evansville residents J F Berryhill and wife. The Sovial Hour club meets Friday with Mrs J C Bids dinger and pledges to promote matrimony. Members, mostly married, seek advice to reach a desirable state. They acknowledge the gathering can resemble an anvil chorus with men as the "Wneeks" during discussion.
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Ralph Voris
New York
Foster Smith
Browne
Evansville
Ind
Sovial Hour Club
J. C
Dinger
Beblefontainest
Sovcelal Hour Club
Fix
High Nuptial Mass Celebrates Eva Fettig and Henry Sole
The wedding took place at 85 Peter and Paul’s church on Meridian Avenue, with Rev. Joseph Chartland officiating. The bride Eva Fettig wore white mull and velvet, and Henry Sole wore formal attire. A large crowd attended as bridesmaids and flower girls joined in the ceremony. After the mass, the bridal party and friends went to the bride’s home for a wedding breakfast, with Mr. and Mrs. Sole planning to reside at 199 Broadway after July. Sole is a Indiana University Law School graduate practicing in the Law Building, formerly from Hoboken, N.J.
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Eva
Henry J. Sole
Peter and Paul's Church
Jocleck
Joseph Chartland
Verite Fettis
Frank O'Heran
Bent Man
Katherine Briggs
Mary Brown
Mite Dorothy Briggs
Mien Winifred Barnett
Grace Burke
Hubert J. @zhenaker
BrondjWky
Mole
Friends
Broadway
Indinoga Law School
Hoboken
N.d
Indianapolia
Str. Stolz
Nurae
Guards Killed By Pulajanes At Varaun Town
Pudajanes attacked Varaun early today killing a colonial soldier, wounding five and capturing the rest except Lieutenant Ih command. The town records were burned as the outlaws carried away the dead and wounded. Paecor led the assault and was among the dead. Lieutenant Johnson pursued with nearby constabulary.
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Sevigpe-MeRer Treas Association
Manila
Varaun
Parcor
Constabuary
Paecor Beng
Leute Johnson
Meat Sample Analysis at City Market Probes Preservatives
State laboratory examines hamburger steaks and assorted meats from city market stalls to detect artificial coloring or preservatives. Tests for borax preservative and sulfurous coloring agents are underway amid concerns of adulteration and mixed meat origins across hundreds of samples daily.
Milk Contains Much Water In Dairy Case
Police reported that William Burkett a dairyman was fined and charged with selling milk below the city standard after five samples showed butter fat well under 3.6 percent. Joseph Flack testified he owned the cows and contracted Burkett to supply milk while controlling sales contracts. The court held Burkett responsible for the milk condition.
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Jadce
Thomas
Wharton
Mila
William Burkett
Burkett
Costa
Joseph Flack
Flack
Latta
Indiana tuberculosis commission to visit U S hospitals
Richmond Indiana June Richard K Elliott a member of the tuberculosis commission plans travel to visit major U S hospitals via Canada and the east. Information gathered will be reported to the legislature with aim to build a hospital for tuberculosis patients in Indiana.
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Richmond
Ind
Richard K. Eliott
Frim Wayne
Fayette
Tuberculosis Commission
Unite States
Canada
Tis
Ieterculonis
Indiana
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Anon
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Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Cincinnati. C
Canlee
Wales
Rammon
Fair
Batra Creamery
Wagon Market
East Buffalo
Chicago Board of Trade
Local Securities
Central Lite
American National Bank
Alling Engine Works
Belt Railroad Common
Capital National Bank
Central Trust Company
Citizens’ Savi Deposit Cane Siimax Cover & Bak Pow. Co
Columbia National
Ls Farmers’ Trust Co
Federal Union Buretu Co
the Home Brewing Company
Indiana Hotel Co
Oslerne
Indiana National Denk Ind
Tire Guar. and Loan Co
Mndlana Trust Co
Union Traction’ Co
Indianapolis Abattoir
Indianapolis & Mert. RT
Indianapolis Fire Insurance Co
Indianapolis Gan Co
Ind’pis & Southeast
Trac
Pia
Indianapolis ‘Trac
Martinaville
R. T
Indianapalis Northern Trac
Indpla Gt. Railway
Indianapolla Trac
Indianapalia Water Co
M. & W. Traction
Marchia! Heat & Light Co
New Telephone
M. Union Traction
Endiai
Kingan & Co
Efsenat
Askat
Auiertcan
Alaska
Greene Bethlehem Steel Co
British Catumby
al Chica Subway
Comeroy
Greene
Mt. Orc
Spencer
Charles G. Spencer
Leite
Nashville
Wo OR. Crosby
O'Falloran
State Park
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Bil Armstrong
Tha
Mr. Shaner
Indianapolis Gun “Cut Agnouness
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Voliva
Richard F. Bigger and
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Patrick
Sarasei O'Conner
Vicinetast
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Annn Forriater
Archorave
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Lena Baker
Martinedale-ave
Claude Ad Dizee Slusher
Washington-st
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Cleans Grove
Vermont-st. Bar
Florence Furnas
Beville-ave
Chas
Fo Kasmer
Fifteenth St. Brights
Ty May Martin
Holmesave
Pithisia
Charles W. Cooper
William Pickens
Robert Pickens
Washington and
New Jersey
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Palmer At
T. F. Hatton
Maris & St
E. T. Kinney
Cap- Nelaun
John A. Hornberger
Mtable
Ran- Holan-Bt
Brate
Fetvig
Pulajanes
Constabulary
Philippines
Outlaws Burn Records
Varaum
Lieut
Johnson
Thos
State Laboratory
Elliott
West’ de All
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