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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1907

Page

10

Stock market opens dull with broad declines

The market opened dull with several major issues dropping in early trading. Amalgamated and Reading led declines, Union Pacific and Southern Pacific also down, while New York Central rose modestly and Chesapeake & Ohio held steady as government bonds remained unchanged.

New York Anaconda Union Pacific Southern Pacific Reading Steel Common Amalgamated Northern Pacific Steel Preferred Pennsylvania New York Central Chesapeake & Ohio

Scripps-McRae Prenna Axnsociation notice

Chicago June 22 Butter Creamery extra Poultry Turkeys licenses chickens I M%c ducks 10 14c geese 5.00 7.00 per doz Cheese-Twins 11Xc Auction run by Scripps McRae Prenna Association with listed prices and items

Scripps-McRae Prenna Chicago

Pork-Mess and Lard Prices Reported From New York

NEW YORK June 23 Pork Mess 917.50 18.25 Lard Western steam spot 8.60 8.70 Tallow City 6 1 2 c country 6 1 2 c Butter Creamery extra 24c state dairy tubs finest 24c Eggs White 20c western 15 1 2 c Cheese Full cream 11 4 c

Scrippe-McRae Preas New York Pork—Mess Western Steam Western

Chicago Market Report Cattle and Hogs Steady to Lower

Cattle receipts about 1000, steady. Hogs receipts 15000, 5c lower with light pigs and heavy grades listed. Sheep receipts 1500, steady. Prices shown for light rough mixed heavy and pig classes. No change in cattle or sheep overall.

Scripps-Mchrae Press Association Chicago

Cattle Hog and Sheep Receipts and Prices in Cincinnati

Cincinnati Ohio June 22 cattle receipts 268 strong butcher steers extra 5.65 6.85 good to choice 5.00 5.60 common to fair 4.50 4.50 calves 5.50 5.65 hogs receipts 2600 steady good to choice 6.25 mixed packers 6.20 6.25 sheep receipts 1605 steady extra 4.85 lambs extra 7.25 7.40

Scripps-McRaee Presa Sanociation Cincinnati Ofan Boo Tha Pytgeda Ata

Train Schedules for Rushville Connersville Shelbyville

Passenger service details show limiteds and locals between Indianapolis Rushville and Connersville with specific departures at 6:30 a m to 10 0 p m and special stops at Rushville. Shelbyville Greensburg routes list limiteds every two hours and locals with morning and late night timing. Express trains run at 12 20 p m and 10 20 p m toward Rushville Connersville and 8 50 a m and 2 30 p m toward Shelbyville. Old and new phone numbers included.

Rushville Connersville Indianapolis Shelbyville Greensburg Indianapolis Terminal Station Hibbie’s Drug Store Fountain Square Southport Greenwood Whiteland Franklin Amity Edinburg Taylorsville Columbus Ind Raanwand Nniv Crawfordsville Lafayette Frankfort Old Main Indiana Y Castie Richmond Dayton Enema Castie Que Ronalhe Knightstown Aery Eet Mooresville Bethany Park Martinsville Company

Wheat and grain prices steady in Chicago market

Wheat firm with July at 91 4 to 91 1 2 cents and September at 94 1/4 to 94 3/4 cents. Corn firm with July 58 1/2 to 58 3/4 cents and September around 53 1/4 to 53 1/2 cents. Oats steady near 46 cents in July and 38 1/2 to 38 3/4 cents in September. Local receipts show 31 cars wheat, 694 corn, 93 oats.

Scrippa-McRae Press Association Chicago

Live Stock Prices From Indianapolis Market Report

Receipts show hogs about 8,000 head, cattle around 200, and sheep/lambs near 100. Hogs declined to top at 6.26, cattle and sheep quoted steady. report lists detailed ranges for steers, heifers, cows, calves, bulls, and lambs with price bands for weights and classes.

Indianapolis

City camp festival draws hundreds with al fresco ice cream

The Mutual Service association hosted a summer camp festival at Forty third Street drawing more than 5 000 tickets sold and about 80 dollars at the gate. Ice cream nearly ran out as booths, games, and a curiosity shop entertained crowds of families and neighbors. The event funded a furnace and paid down debts including a 3 000 dollar mortgage.

Mutual Service Association Forty-third-st Guch W. M. Kunkle George Clouds Viva Norton

Market prices and inspections for grains and hay

Grain prices listed by type and grade show steady to firm rates for wheat and corn through billing and inspections. Hay prices for timothy and clover mix are given, with various straw and rye values, followed by weekly inspection totals and historical compares from June 1905 to June 1907.

Hay Timothy Froit Inspect

Clerk Woller Sentenced For Embezzling 30000 in Milwaukee

Frank E. Woller longtime Milwaukee municipal court clerk pleaded guilty to embezzling 30000 and was sentenced to three years hard labor at the county house of correction. The case followed his Thursday arrest in Milwaukee.

Sun Milwaukee Frank E.woller Brazee Milwaukee County House of Correction

Shiel Loses $200000 Suit Against Union Stockyards

Judge Artman ruled in Lebanon Indiana that R R Shiel and I I Reeves failed to prove a conspiracy to ruin their business. The suit named Belt Railroad Company Union Stockyards Indiana National Bank and Kingan & Co. as defendants. The decision found no evidence of dishonesty or malicious intent and favored the defendant.

Lebanon Ind R. R. Shiel Union Stockyards Indianapolis Artman I. I. Reeves Belt Railroad Company Union Stockyards Company Indiana National Bank and Kingan & Co Shiel Reeves

New J. T. Polk Canning Plant Opens at Greenwood

The Greenwood facility replaces the old plant destroyed by fire last December. The new J. T. Polk canning plant is the country’s largest and finest, fireproof with modern equipment across ten buildings costing 200000 dollars. Capacity reaches 1000000 cans daily with about 1200 workers. contracts cover 1500 acres of peas, 250000 tomato plants, and large sweet corn acreage for a big packing season.

the Sun Greenwood Ind J. T. Polk Canning Polk Company

Man Kills Wife Then Surrenders in Linton

G R Beasley shot his wife at home in Linton Indiana and she died instantly. He had recently filed for divorce and was arrested without delay. Beasley refused to discuss the crime.

Linton Ind G. R. Beasley Beasley

Indianapolis Social Institute to Hold Annual Meeting

The Indianapolis Social Institute will hold its annual meeting next Monday evening at 21 E. Ohio St. Reports from sections standing committees and classes will be given, and officers elected. Mrs. Cora Stanton Brown serves as president and Miss Anna Taylor as secretary and manager.

Indianapolis Social Institute Ohio St The Social Institute Cora Stanton Brown Anna Taylor

Engagement Reported for Miss Van Morbilt to Mr Goelet

Newport notices gossip that Miss Gladys Van Morbilt is engaged to Robert Walton Goelet, with confirmation expected from society circles and family sources.

Scrippe-McNae Press. Association Newport R. I Gladys van Morbilt Robert. Walton Goelet

MAY SMASH 24-HOUR MARK IN DETROIT ENDURANCE TEST

A 24-hour automobile endurance test in Detroit shows pace aiming to break records. Cars include a 60 horsepower Pope-Toledo driven by Lytle and a six cylinder Ford driven by Kulick. Earlier a Pope-Toledo clipped a tire and capsized injuring Rockwood.

Secripps-McRae Preas Association Detroit, Mich Lytle Kulick Dianager Pickands Molet Pope-Toledo Rockwood American Bald McCoy Ford Thomas Coey Wayne Gargham Buick Trumbull Cunningham Stevens- Duryes Wrongins Scott

City Record Births and Obscure Property Listings

Day births list several families with addresses and newborns including a boy for William and Elma Wade at 2238 Ashland Ave and a girl for Fred and Lena Stanbaugh at 280 Leeds Ave. The remainder records a series of property dwellings, storerooms, and valuations for various owners and locations.

Wiliam Elma Wade Ashlandave Fred and Lena Stanbaugh Leedsave Edward and Letta Merrl Regent St Chas Emma McClain E. McCarty

Incorporations Filed For Hotels, Drug Firm And Railways

Secretary of State records list several new incorporations including The Murdock Hotel Company of Logan Sport with 12000 capital stock and S O Spring Martin Howard and A G Howard as incorporators. Fort Wayne Hotel Company capital stock 200000 with officers led by Charles McCullough. Averitt Dorsey Drug Company Terre Haute capital stock 15000 with C H Averitt W C Dorsey and Edward Dorsey as incorporators. Evansville Railway Company capital stock 1000000 with seven incorporators. Local Coal Company Indianapolis capital stock 10000 with G H Helstand R R Helstand and D O Helstand. Dubois Implement Company Du Bois capital stock 15000 directors listed. Highland Progressive Farmers Organization directors J H Douthett Richard 3 Alook and Peter Jansen.

Murdock Hotel Company Logansport S. O. Spring Peoria Martin Howard Chicago A. G. Howard Fort Wayne Hotel Company Fort Wayne Capital Stock Charles McCullough C. H. Wooden S. M. Foster W. N. Griffith L. F. Curdes Averitt-Dorsey Drug Company Local Indianapolis G. H. Helstand R. R. Helstand D. O. Helstand Dubois Implement Company Dubois Edward Hemmerlein J. B. Schoering Herman Loder Mike Agnes George Leisner C. G. Hemmerlein Herman Thessering Highland Progressive Farmers’ Organization J. H. Douthett Richard. 3 Alook Peter Jansen

Vacant lots and bargain homes listed with payments

Advertises vacant lots at Tuxedo park and New Jersey area with 350 by 136 foot lot and 40 by 160 foot lot. Describes seven and twelve room homes with prices 4250 and 3200 and payment plans. Also lists multiple cottages with cash and monthly payments and real estate firm contacts J L White Co and J G Mullough with locations and phone numbers.

Ashland-ave Sixteenth St W. Friday Co Law

Homes North offers seven room frame residences at bargain prices

Modern seven room frame dwellings north and south of Fall Creek advertised with completed construction, oak finishes, hardwood floors, rain water systems, baths, and easy terms. Prices and terms on application with payment plans.

Fall Creek Bath

Real Estate Listings with Dwellings and Loans

A historical classified page shows two story factories on South Street with elevator, one story factory on Kentucky Avenue, and multiple dwellings for sale or rent across streets like Cornell, Davidson, 14th, Park, Cap, Senate, London, W 10th, Michigan, Douglas, Coe, Myrtle, Delaware, Alabama, Washington, Stevens, and Prospect. Listings include loan and insurance services, water paid notices, furnace details, and price markers such as 1500, 112 etc. Names and addresses appear for properties and firms like Spann & Inc. and various property fronts.

N. Delawa Rooma Vermont Bath Capitol- -Ave Modern N. Capitol Ave Ashland-ave Garfield Place Madison Ave Southeastern-ave Wyoming N. Ilinois-st Park-ave Weegee E. Drive Woodruff Place Central-ave Cap 15Th-St Park Delaware Salem State-ave New Delaware-st Sturm-ave Senate Ave N. Capitol-ave Garfield Ave Doubl Bellefontaine-st Cole N. Ala Adams-st Brightwood W. 18Th N. Senate Ave Cott Alker Kinney Pwellings Snes Lexington Ave S. Summit State Lexington Aves Prospect-st Capitol-ave S. E. Cor 10Th Tuxedo Addison New Jersey Salem St State Ave College N. Jefferson Budeye Sts Bodeud S. East St Eacenere Eevseses Cornell Sevesence N. Davidson-st Michigan Wees Spring-st Ishea Coe-st Coe-st.- Ee Michigan Douglas Ccerreree Coe Myrtia

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