Weak opening stock market with broad declines
The New York stock market opened weak on June 21 with declines from percent to one percent. Major losses hit Southern Pacific Chicago and Northwestern Union Pacific New York Central and Pennsylvania. Amalgamated Anaconda Steel and BRT slid while American Ice Securities led with a six point open rise.
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Soeripps-McRae Press Association
New York
Southern Pacific
Chicago & Northwestern
Union Pacific
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Amalgamated
Anaconda
Steel Common
American Ice Securities
Rock Island
Pices
Chicago Market Prices Report June Grain Cattle and Hogs
Chicago cattle receipts 2000 steady with prime beef at 5.60 to 6.60 dollars. hogs 23000 receipts 10 cent decline with light hogs 6.10 to 6.25. sheep 5000 receipts steady with native sheep 4.00 to 6.35 and western lambs 5.75 to 7.40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippe-McRae Preas Association
Chicago
Western
Price listings from Chicago Butter Creamery and poultry market
Scrippe McHnne Press Association reports Chicago market quotes for Butter Creamery extra 2c Eggs Extras 16c Cheese Twins 114c Poultry Turkeys and chickens with ducks geese and prices per ounce listed for geese at 5.00 to 7.00 per oz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippe-McHnne Press Association
Chicago
Cattle and hog markets steady in St Louis receipts
Cattle receipts 1000 in St Louis with steady prices. Beef steers quoted 6.7 to 6.7, stockers and feeders 3.00 to 4.85, cows and heifers 2.85 to 5.30. Hogs receipts 500, 5 to 10 cents lower. pigs 5.75 to 6.20, packers 5.80 to 6.15, butchers and best heavy 6.06 to 6.30. Sheep receipts 2500 steady. natives 2.75 to 6.85, lambs 4.00 to 7.75.
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ST. Louis
Grain Prices and Wheat Corn Oats Hay Reported by Billing
Commodity prices listed for wheat corn oats and hay with multiple grades and lots through billing. Wheat shows No 2 red and no 1 rejects with cents per unit. corn notes numerous white yellow and mixed grades with through billing figures. oats and hay include quiet and firm bids with timothy and clover mixed when available. Inspections tally cars by grade including totals for corn and hay.
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Hay
Timothy
Prairie
Praiie
Ninth district soldiers plan July reunion at Frankfort fairgrounds
Social notes report a July 9 reunion of Ninth district soldiers at Frankfort fairgrounds. It also notes Indiana congressman Charles M. Lemon will speak at Bloomington’s Fourth of July celebration on Render Unto Caesar. A Laporte county Chicago picnic is set for June 29 at Washington Park. Randolph county Christian churches hold a joint meeting at Shockney's Grove next Sunday. Wilson Hill Bogue Baldwin families hold annual gathering at Marion, highlighting Quaker roots and strong local influence in business and politics.
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Charles M. Lemon
Indianapolis
Bloomington
Caesar
Laporte County
Chicago
Washington Park
Sixtieth St
Cottage Grove Ave
Christian Churches
Randolph County
Shockney's Grove
South Salem
Marion
Ind
Modern Real Estate Listings North of Fall Creek
Real estate ad highlights multiple frame residences offered at attractive prices. Seven rooms and bath with complete finishes, oak floors, rain water systems, and modern amenities. Some with large lots, hardwood floors, and prime neighborhoods south of Fall Creek. Prices from $4,000 with easy terms. others $4,650. M Greevey Bros, American National Bank Blog.
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Fall Creek
Fallcreek
Live Stock Market in Indianapolis Grain and Hogs Report
Indianapolis June 21 receipts hogs 12,000 cattle 2,000 sheep and lambs 700. Hog prices down 5 to 12 1 2 cents top 6 25. Cattle dull sheep and lambs steady. Steers and cows listed with varied weights and prices. calves and bulls shown with range. Hogs best heavies 215 pounds and up. light pigs 60 6 30. spring lambs and clipped sheep priced in weekly market listing.
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Indianapolis
Cattle and Hog Market Report From Cincinnati June 21
Scrippa McRae Prerna Association reports cattle receipts steady with butcher steers priced from 4.95 to 5.60, calves at 6.75, hog receipts at 2,400 with good to choice at 6.25 and 6.15 to 6.20, extra hogs 4.75 to 4.85, and lambs noted in brief.
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Scrippa-McRae Prena Association
Cincinnati
New York Produce Prices Report June 21
New York markets list pork, lard, tallow, butter, eggs and cheese prices. Pork Meas 17.50 to 18.2. Lard Western steam spot 8.55 to 8.65. Tallow City 6 for country 6. Butter extra 24c. Eggs white fancy 21c to 20c. Cheese full cream 14 to 15c.
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New York
Scrippa-McRae Pree Association
Western Steam
Western
Fine Father and Daughter in Police Court
Dick Murphy 321 Blake is fined in police court for striking his daughter Burnette a 15 year old girl who sat with him on the prisoners bench. She testified to furniture smashing after news of her brother’s death in Chicago. Both received fines and costs.
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Dick Murphy
Blake Sr
Burnette
Chicago
Murphy
City Births and Death Notices in One Record
City records list births for John and Eliza Ward and several couples with addresses on Lambert Chicago East Capitol and Olive streets. Chronic illnesses include nephritis bronchitis cystitis gastointestinal issues and heart conditions. Building permits show multiple dwellings authorized on Centennial Bellefontaine Linwood Dearborn and Schurmann avenues.
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John and
Eliza Ward
Lambert St
Elmer and
Josie Jeffries
Chicago St
Carima
Rosa Cutarella
E East-st
Frank and
Julia Turrell
Olive-st
Stewart
Marguerite W Nevitt
E. Washington St
Thomas and
Mollie Griffen
S. Capitol-ave
James and
Emma Trimble
N. Rural-st
David and
Katie Moriarity
Bert and
Hattie Fultz
Washington St
Nathaniel Davis
Mattie B. Clark
William N. Holmes
Lydia A. Baker
William H. Pointer
Elsie Dean
John L. Slifer
Lillian H. Nicely
Samuel B. Young
Mildred Edna Todd
Herman G. Young
Miriam M. Apple
Charles A. McConnell
Julia Struh
William Z. Goza
Carrie K. von Burg
Harry Preyer
Nettle Ray Allen
E. Nogaman
Centennial Ave
G. K
F. Pope
Bellefontaine St
D. J. Cronan
Linwood-ave
J. D. Davy
Schurmann-ave
Clarence Benner
Dearborn-st
Grain prices fall as markets open in Chicago
CHICAGO June 21 grain prices drift lower with wheat down to 914% 91 and corn at 51% 52 cents. Oats settle around 46 45 cents. Hog products ease slightly. Futures show July wheat 914% 91c, Sept 94% 94 4c, Dec 96% . July corn 51% 52c, Sept 58 52c, Dec 51 6l c. Sept pork 15.75, lard 8.77, ribs 8.60. Local receipts Wheat 18 cars, corn 519 cars, oats 97 cars.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Chicago
Des Moines Adopts Central City Government Plan
Des Moines voters approve a five member elective commission to govern for six years with a mayor chosen from among its members. The plan allows recall by a 25 percent petition and requires popular votes for franchise grants. The June 21 result was 6 044 for and 4 143 against with reports of heated campaigning and attempts to sway voters.
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The
Sun
Des Moines
Galveston
Los Angeles
Iowa
John MacVicar
Charles Biggs
Harvey Ingham
Register and Leader
Public Playground Destroyer of Vice Convention Opens in Chicago
First annual convention of the Playground association of America convenes in Chicago with 60 delegates and 40 council members. Leaders include Theodore Roosevelt as honorary president Luther Gulick as president Jane Addams and Joseph Lee among speakers and officers elected: Hutchinson Curtis Macfarland Curtis.
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Chicago
The
Playground Association of America
National Council of
Association
Luther H. Gulick
New York
Fullerton Hall
National Council of the Association
Theodore Roosevelt
Jacob Rite
Luther Gulick
Henry B. F. Macfarland
Washington, D. C
Jane Addams
Joseph Lee
Boston
Mass
County Board Fixes Assessments After Friday Meeting
The County Board of Review fixed assessments for several firms including Langsenkamp Wheeler Brass Works and Laymen Carey Co. Other named entities include H C Koeppe Co, Kregele Bailey, Laycock Power House Co, Law Building Co, Indianapolis Mach, Indianapolis Regalia, Western Cold Storage Co, Kahn Tailoring Co, Indianapolis Chair and Furniture Co, and the Indianapolis Toy Co. Notable values include 150,000 for Laycock Power House Co and 122,41 for Law Building Co.
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Western Cold Storage Co
Kahn Tailoring Co
Indianapolis Chair and Furniture Company
Aristocrats Die In Naples Auto Disaster
Five people perish in a high speed crash near Naples when a touring car strikes a rock. Victims include Prince of Pescara Duke of Capecogaleota Marquis of Fampicla and the Marchioness of Ruffo plus the chauffeur, marking a catastrophic accident attributed to speed.
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Europe
Naples
Pescara
Capecogaleota
Fampicla
Ruffo
Mutual Service group to stage Friday festival at Fairview line
The Mutual Service association plans a large evening festival at the home and camp on W Forty-third street Fairview line with bands piano and literary program. Fortune tellers and clairvoyants will be present and numerous refreshment booths will be available. Kitchen Symphony Orchestra will be highlighted. The group helps girls who earn their own living by furnishing rooms and offering support. They arrange housing for outsiders and provide work placements.
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Mutual Service Association
Fairview
Kitchen Symphony Orchestra
McNary Elected President of Indiana Municipal League
Logansport councilman J P McNary won the Indiana Municipal league president post by 42 to 21 over Mayer Durgan of Lafayette. L W Mellett of Elwood kept the treasurer’s seat, and Walter Baker of LaPorte was chosen secretary. Laporte will host the next convention.
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Sun
Logansport
Ind
J. P. McNary
Indiana Municipal League
Mayer Durgan
Lafayette
L. W. Mellett
Elwood
Walter Baker
LaPorte
Gas Company To Sell Property From Trust Assets
The Consumers' Gas Trust company places on sale its real estate including a tract at Twenty second and Illinois streets 75 by 85 feet two and a half acres at Western avenue and Fall Creek and four lots each 41 by 180 feet across the Millersville road from the second tract. Sale ordered by directors and not connected with mains sale to Citizens' Gas company.
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Consumers’ Gas Trust Company
Twenty-second
Illinois Sts
Western-ave
Fall Creek
Millersville Road
Citizens’ Gas Company
Mrs Daisy Hanna Granted Divorce in Cleveland Court
Daisy Gordon Maud Hanna was granted a divorce from Dan R Hanna in Cleveland on cruelty and neglect of duty. She received custody of their child and alimony was settled out of court after a brief, uncontested hearing. This marks the second divorce for each spouse.
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Scripps-McRae Preas Association
Cleveland
Daisy Gordon Maud Hanna
Dan R. Hanna
M. A. Hanna
Indiana Sunday School convention set for July 2 4 1907
Kokomo Indiana June 21 The Indiana Sunday School association will hold its annual convention from July 2 to 4 1907 Officers elected include President W C Hall Indianapolis recording secretary W D Hinkle Vincennes treasurer W H Elvin Indianapolis and directors the Rev C L Oyler Warsaw Rev J H Harris Richmond Prof R A Ogg Keomo and Rev William Dressel Evansville
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Kokomo
Ind
Indiana Sunday School Association
W. C. Hall
Indianapolis
W. D. Hinkle
Vincennes
W. H. Elvin
C. L. Oyler
Warsaw
J. H. Harris
Richmond
R. A. Ogg
Kekomo
Wiliam Dressel
Eivaneville
President Roosevelt Hosts Summer Luncheon at Sagamore Hill
President Roosevelt entertained the first luncheon party of the summer at Sagamore Hill in Oyster Bay New York. Guests included Federal Judge Ward of New York H K Smith commissioner of corporations and A W Cooley assistant attorney general. Secretary Loeb said there was no political significance in the visit.
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Scripps-McRine Press Association
Oyster
Bay N. Y
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Ward
New York
H. K. Smith
A. W. Cooley
Loeb
Charles Albright Fined in Police Court for Hack Ordinance
Charles Albright was fined for violating the hack ordinance in police court. He hauled a backload of "Hun yaks" to Haughville, agreed to haul for 82, then half delivered and threatened to dump them if not paid. It rained during the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Albright
Albright
Haughville
Young Graduate Florence Wiess Killed by Lightning
Miss Florence Wiess eighteen recently graduated was instantly killed when a bolt struck while she slept on a sofa at her grandmother’s home in Mishawaka Indiana yesterday afternoon. The tragedy occurred as storms swept the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mishawaka
Ind
Florence Wiess
St John’s Boys’ School Awards Gold Medal
Harvey Mayer received the gold medal for excellency at St John’s Boys’ School. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jonn Mayer.
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St. John’s Boys’ School
Harvey Mayer
Jonn Myer
Night clash at fairgrounds as revolver display erupts
Report describes a Thursday night confrontation where a crowd of white men confronted two black cyclists. Revolvers were shown, police were summoned, and two men named Wilson and Gollinisch faced the incident after meeting the Black group at Delaware and North streets. About 200 Black individuals were forced to remain at the fairgrounds overnight.
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Wilson
Gollinisch
Delaware and
North Sts
Fairgrounds
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Beville Ave
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Ralston-ave
Marie Webb
S. W. Corner
Senate
Sylvester Gould
River-ave
Christian Baumbach
N. Senate-ave
Mary A. Dempsey
Home of the Good Shepherds
Chicago Grain
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Commission of Five
Charles L. Hutchinson
Henry 8. Curtis
County Board
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Norfolk
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Dent
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Cabman
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Richard Logan
Fred Eliott
Englad
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America
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