Slump in Stocks Hits Major Exchanges in New York
Reading, Brooklyn Rapid Transit and Amalgamated Copper led declines at the Block Exchange on June 23 with Reading slipping a full point after rising earlier and Amalgamated Copper dropping about 14 percent. Other issues such as Colorado Fuel and N. W. rose, while government bonds held steady. Trading remained light with bear pressure linked to cabinet actions against Standard Oil officials, and traders showed mixed sentiment as prices fell to near session lows.
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Serispn
A. W. Thomson’s
Fic
Locp . Co
Wit
Oson
Gas U. B
Breelai
Ug Os CM
St. P
Awe L
Missouri Pacific
N.Y. C
H.R
Pennsylvania
Phila
Union Pacific
Brooklyn
Live Stock Market Report from Indianapolis
The Indianapolis stock market shows cattle and hogs with active closing trades and firm to higher quotes. Receipts were light, demand strong, with top prices rising and most bidding between the 65 to 70 range, while sheep and lambs remained steady and light stock traded dull to easy.
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Chicago
Inchange
Kate Geb
Indianapolis
Ind
Napoleon
Witch
Sheen
Pittsburg and East Buffalo Live Stock Prices Report
Pittsburg market notes light cattle and hay prices with mixed hay values and quantities. Live stock listings show choices against several categories including prime beef, mutton and lamb, with ranges in the mid to high figures and slow trade in some classes.
Public events and church notices from Benton county area
Former Benton residents host a picnic at Brookaite park this Saturday afternoon. United Brothers of Friendship plan a June barbecue at the fair grounds. Bishop John H. Vincent will speak at First Presbyterian Sunday morning. Ed win Ray M. E. church hosts a monthly song service Sunday night. Camp No. 4 P O of A holds semi annual officer election Monday night at Manaur hall. A market was held at People's Congregational church Saturday morning. Winema Loft No. Ss confers the Maud Muller degree. Pi Beta Phi Alumnae host a Saturday afternoon event at Emily Helming's home. Chapel club to hold lawn fete next Tuesday and Wednesday night at St Agnes academy. Rathbone sisters hold memorial services Sunday at Castle hall. J F McFarland changes offices to 20-710 Law building. Railroad Trainmen Lodge No. 2 and ladies auxiliary plan a euchre and stitch party Saturday night. United Order of Foresters attend services at Trinity Congregational Sunday morning. Rev W A Shao to preach Sunday evening on Indianapolis’ Greatest Sin. Rev Albert Horistine to speak on Signs of Spiritual Declension Sunday night at Roberts Park M E church. Morning service at Second Baptist School No. 10 assembly hall features Will the Body Rise. Sacred Heart school needlework exhibit June 2–3. parents invited. Rev Alan B Philputt's Central Christian sermon Sunday night, A Man's Place In the World Made Not Found. Morning topic In the Pauline Gospel for the Times. Covenant Congregational church holds June vesper service with Ruth Stacey, Irene Scudder, Pools, and Bhumm Sisters. Ladies’ Ald society of Central Christian hosted a Friday party at Indianapolis Home for Friendless Women with readings and musical numbers.
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Benton County
Brookaite Park
United Brothers of Friendship
Fairgrounds
John H. Vincent
First Presbyterian Church
Edwin Ray M. E
Camp No. 4
P.O. of A
Manaur Hall
People's Congregational Church
Blackford
Michigan Sts
Winema Loft No. Ss
Maud Muller
Roosevehave
Pi Beta Phi
Wil Andtertain
Eimily Helmiing
Women of the Chapel Club
St. Agnes
Susl
Albert Horistine
Roberts Park
Assembly Hall
Ashland Ave
Thirteenth St
H. W. Quisenberry
Covenant Congregations
Market St
Highland Ave
Ruth Stacey
Irene Scudder
Miss Pools
Thi “Bhumm
Piag
Christ
Ladies’ Ald Society
The
Central Christian Church
Indianapolis
Bethany
Greek shoeshine parlors under police probe in Chicago
Police investigated 14 Greek boys working in shoeshine rooms seeking better English education and protection from delinquency. Proprieties may be charged if they force Sunday work. inspectors noted cleaning and improved conditions at 509 S Deja Wareel while monitoring other sleeping rooms.
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Chicago Board
Bath
Ain
G. W. Stubbs
Ing
Sergt
Wheat futures rise amid active July sale in Chicago trade
Chicago on June 3 reports wheat futures higher with July at stgsiygete and September around 54 4c. Corn and oats mixed while provisions stay strong. Paris and Liverpool markets show wheat gains and scarce La Plata cargoes. Local receipts include 336 ears of corn and 2M ears of oats as July wheat closes.
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Ste
Genie
King
Scrippe-McRas Promovedation
Chicago
Stgsiygete
Paris
Liverpool
la Plata
Maennerchor Cornerstone to Honor Clubhouse in June
The Maennerchor will lay the cornerstone of its new clubhouse at the Illinois and Michigan avenues corner Sunday June 24 at 10 o'clock. Members meet at 9 at the current clubhouse on E Washington St and march in a ceremonial procession with Mayor Bookwalter, Prof. Robert Nix, and other dignitaries. A program includes songs, addresses, and the laying of the cornerstone by Fred P. Rush, with Adolph Scherrer assisting the architect. The ladies auxiliary will hold seats on the platform and a procession will return to BE Washington St afterward.
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Maennerchor Club
Illinois
Michigan
Washington St
Paul 4. Krauss
Joseph
Betl and
Willam
Beiser
Bookwalter
Robert Nix
Carl Barns
Fred P. Rush
Maennerchor
Songer
Mala Chorus
Charles A. Lockwalter
Maennereher Hall Association
Kreuzer
Kremser Main Church
Bellinger Schmeetzer
J. P. Frenzel
Franz It J Mager
Adolph Scherrer
Chcers of the Indies
Mee
Julius Keller
Herman Adam
W. Rie~dehammer
Charles Adam
Emma Minter
P. H. Krauss
Amusement Committee
Eliza Kopp
Resvision Committee
BE. Washington
Ue Cornerstone
C.B. Lizing
Prat
Charles &, Emmerich
Tre of
Ysoto
Joseph Keller
Inedianapolis News
Indianapolis Sun
Indianapolis Star
Spottvogel
Indianapolis German Telegraph
Engagement Notice for Ethel Frances Bleparian
Mr and Mrs John F BlePariand announce the engagement of their daughter Ethel Frances to Laurence George Cummins Invitations have been issued by Waiter C Wright for a bridge party and supper at Broad Ripple Monday evening Mrs M A Downing and Mrs Bimeon Caray who have been visiting for two weeks at Martinsville will leave for home today
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John F. BlePariand Ans
Ethel Francet
Laurence George Cummins
C. Wright
Broad Ripple
M. A. Downing
Miss Margery McGowan Hosts City Party
Friday evening social highlight in Meridian featured Miss Margery McGowan and guest Miss Marie Tiernan of Kansas City. The group toured the city by trolley to White City for a river steam launch ride and pavilion dance with refreshments. Notable visitors included Miss Agate Brown Pittsburgh and Miss Van Pelt Toledo.
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Weqbene
Hugh McGowan
Afair
Margery McGowan
Marie Tiernan
Kansas City
White City
Agate Brown
Pittaburgh
Mise van Pelt
Toledo
Mary Burkhan
St. Louis
Miss Morss
W. H. Coleman
Meridians
Work on Moytoh monument foundation begins soon
Actual works on the foundation for the Moytoh monument to be placed at the B. Market street entrance to the warehouse will start early next week, likely Monday.
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Moytoh
B. Market St
City Record Day: births deaths and permits listed
A day’s city record lists births with names and addresses including Otis Bennett and the Mesemers, multiple households at Arsenal Avenue and Madison Avenue, and several Benton and Hawkins families. Deaths noted include premature birth and tuberculosis cases, with numerous observers. Building permits show new dwellings and repairs for Preston, Richardson, Fletcher, and others with values ranging from about 1,080 to 2,440 dollars.
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M.C. Preston
Dnubla
Howarthst
Richardson & Porter
Washington St
Gustav
Jose
Fletcher and
Mule Thief Reardon Arrested After Parole Violation
Gov Hanly issued a requisition from Gov Deneén of Itinota for Joseph Reardon a paroled mule thief who violated parole. Reardon was under arrest in the city.
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Hanly
Sale Opportunity Said to Come Only Once in Moons
A terse note urges discussion before Monday about a rare sale chance. The speaker warns that another opportunity like this may not come again for many moons, stressing urgency and potential gains.
Vendor produce list with mixed quantities and items
A fragmented pantry price list shows vegetables such as dry onions, carrots, beets, onions per box, oyster plant noted with doser, radishes per dozen, lettuce, kale, and green peppers. Several entries are garbled but indicate per unit or per box pricing and packaging terms.
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Burer
Sindincati
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Hoger
Timothy Hey
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