Market Declines Across Major Stocks and Commodities
The stock market opened with broad declines led by Anaconda and Smelting with falls around 4. Banks and rail groups faced losses, while Southern Pacific advanced. Traders and outside speculators sold heavily in early trading, depressing prices further before a measured rebound in some sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-MeHne Press Association
New York
Anaconda
Baltimore & Ohio
American Car and Foundry
Erle Ana Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
Union Facitic
Amalgamated Copper
Southern Pacific
Cmd
Trices
Local Securities Dip as Brokers Return Light Volume
The Mews stock market opened weak with most changes downward as broker attendance remained light. Ex-dividend activity rose and bond markets fared worse during the dividend period, with Indianapolis Street Railway and related securities showing notable declines while several national names fluctuated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Street Railway
Enron Traction
Ty Point
County Board of Review Sets No New Valuations
The station of the County Board of Review met Monday morning with no valuations raised from the prior year. The minutes list the valuations fixed for properties including Taylor Betting Co., Taggart Baking Co., Southern Product Union, Ashhall Co., H.W. Symmes & Co., and Evighne Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Re- Yew
Taylor Betting Co
Taggart Baking Co
Southern Product Union Asnhall
H.W. Symmes & Co
Evighne Works
Wagon market prices for hay and peas noted
Fragmentary OCR shows a wagon market listing with prices including hay at 12.00 and 14.00 and references to peas and possibly barley. No clear date or location available.
LIVE STOCK INDIANAPOLIS HOGS AND CATTLE MARKETS
Hogs 1500 head with 5 cent drop from Saturday. top 65, most sales 36.56 to 46.0. Cattle run double normal. demand steady to strong, prime stock sought, common grades weaker. Sheep steady at week’s close. prime stock demand satisfactory.
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Pittsburg
Prime
Indianapolie
Inren
Incorporations Filed For Hennigh Schnder Brooksville Firms
Articles of Incorporation filed with the secretary of state list the Hennigh-Schneider company and Franklin Furniture of Brookville as consolidated with a stated capital stock. Directors include Dr L Hennigh and others. Also recorded are August Bender company of Fort Wayne with 100000 capital stock and Tang Distance Telephone Manufacturing of Booth Bend with 100000 capital stock, names of their directors given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hennigh-Schneider Company
Franklin Furniture Company
Brookville
Dr. L. Hennigh
W. Showsiter
Jonny Shirk
John J. Detts
Jobs FP
Goodwin
August Bender
J. A. Cal[haut
Nore Calhoun
Tang Distance Telephone Manufacturing Company
Booth Bend
Charles XC, Belbert
M. le Belpert
Mianicy A. Duvet
Grain values slip on Chicago Board of Trade Monday
Chicago June 4 grain values fall across markets with wheat July at 2468 and September 4G SMMEIC down from Saturday. Corn off 4c with July 312 HM Gélc and July at swGssyEaltge. Oats also lower with July 374i and September sAy i%yc. Provisions firmer with September pork 38.6% and ribs 9.10. No. 2 red wheat and nearby corn prices noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schippe-McRae Frese Association
Chicago
Citizens Fight With Burglars in Osceola General Store Raid
In Osceola ind three masked men raided Crull Bros general store near the post office stealing stamps cash and other booty hauled away by carriage. Six residents fired at the robbers wounding one. A posse of 348 pursued the burglars south of Osceola. Yesterday merchant Francis Long was stopped by three men and forced to cross the river under threat of death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Su Oceola
Ind
S.batly
Crull Bros
Francis Long
Tim
Indictments Expected in Rail Rebates Case
Philadelphia June 24 reports un certain mood at Pennsylvania railroad offices as Moody prepares federal prosecutions against Standard Oil and others. Indictments may target Cassatt and executives including Thayer and Johnson over rebates to Western New York and Pennsylvania railroad tied to Rochester shipments. Evidence gathered by the Interstate Commerce Commission guides the action to be brought by the attorney general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerippe-McRee Trees Association
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ater
Standard Oil Company
Moody
Pennesivania 49
Western New York and Penseylvania Railroad
Rochester
X.Y
Casnatt
Jon B. Thayer
T. Johnson
Buffalo
Indiana Music Teachers to Meet in Frankfort
Annual convention opens here tomorrow at Bunn theater with concerts each evening. Notable performers include Louis Elbel pianist Petro Gherardi tenor, and Mme Rive-King pianist. Henry Holden/Hughs and wife will present a piano and song act. The Steindel trio also appears, featuring Bruno Steindel, Mrs Steindel, and Fritz Re, violinist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poarl
Henry Holden
Ildegards Hoffman Husk
Teltal
Berrick Vor Norden
Mme. Calve
Indianapolis
Mme
Rive-King
Fannie Bloor Meld-Zeisler
Steindel
Bruno Sreindel
Crtltat
Thomas Or Jceatra
Plantat
Fria Ite
Sn Polow
Enganadie
Policy Holders Begin Fight for NY Life Elections
The International Policy Holders committee announces a ballot by mail for NY Life and Mutual Life policy holders to elect directors. One vote per holder, proxies not needed, ballots open 60 days from Oct 18. Notable backers include Governor Broward, Cardinal Gibbons, and Nicholas Longworth, with a July 10 meeting in New York to finalize organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sperta
Ip Thei
New York Life
Mutual
Jung
Wall-st | Apandiers Gust
Isurance
International Policy Holders' Committee
McE
Vadea
New York
Canada
Europe
N. B. Broward
Florida
N.C. Blanchard
Louisiana
Russel H. Conwell
Bapisst Church
E. Clark
Order of
Jawa
Cardinal Gibbons
George Gray
Delaware
J. Brank Hang
Indiana
John C. Hemphill
South Carolina
Harlow N. Higinbotham
Tine
J. A. Johnson
Aiinnepora
Z. A. Lash
KR. C
Nicholas Longworth
Ohio
Frederick B. Nelderingnaus
Mizcourt
Samuel Newhouse
Utah
Tremont Order
California
Charles G. Metales
Machurch
Richard Olney
Massachusetts
BW. Pentypacker
Pennsylvania
Allon B. Parktt
Henry Roheres
Connecti
A. M. Shook
Tynneaset
Charles Emory Smith
Pennylvania
Heinrich Wiegand
Germany
Samuel Intermter
New Tors
Seymour Baton
G. KR. Scrugham
Ita
Samuel Untermyer
Smandgemente
Inte
Wallst
Prominent in City Art Circles Exhibit at St Marys Academy
An exhibit at St Marys Academy 10 E Maryland St showcases Naud painted chinaware and watercolors led by The Guardian Angel by Mira Fern Buckingham nearly three feet high. Other works include Miss Cushmans Guardian Angel and silver medal pieces by Miss Lily Piet and Mrs Hall. A long list of artists presents hand painted china and decorative pieces, with several pieces by Misses Mary and Anna Krembaum Mayme Stauser Lena Leikhardt Daisy Treher Miss Mabel Van Court Minnie Brady among others.
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St. Mary's Academy
Marylandst
Naud
Mira Fern Buckingham
Gize
Buckingham
Elle Cushman
Mariquette Miner Hall
Lily Piet
Wiam Piel
F. McCammon
Fred Becker
J. Link
Hornaday
JA. O'Dell
Mita Minnie Winkenburg
Misa
Norma New
Missy Marie Smith
Luce Christin
C. Horngatein
4. Herr
Mise Maude Lee
Wilna Long
Mins
Nellie Kertoot
Mra. A. A. Cares
Anna Sealy
Anna Barhiner
R.A. Rogardus
Verda Waller
Frank Kingsbury
Leta Lingle
Josie Meek
Mary
Anna Krembaum
Mayme Stauser
Lena Leikhardt
Daisy Trerhart
Mabel van Court
Minnie “Brady
Committees in session set convention plans in New York
In New York on June 25 the National Association of State Insurance Commissioners held meetings at the Manhattan hotel. Three committees reviewed blanks and reported on forms for state insurance departments while also arranging a date and place for the annual convention.
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SeviypeeMoMar Press Assectenn
New York
National Association of State Insurance Commis Monets
Manhattan
Thomas Drake
District of Columbia
Fred L. Cumming
Boston
Ilaeas
C. W. Fletcher
Massscchusetts
R. E Folk
Tennessee
B. F. Carroll
Town
Arthur J. Rory
Columbus
Henry T. Appleton
Albany
N.Y
New York Insurance Department
W. Fletcher
Michigan
Theron Upson
Connecticut
Maj. Brinkerkort
Vilnnix
Divorce Suit For Cruel Treatment Filed In Danville
Mrs. Cora C. Barnett seeks divorce from John T. Barnett on cruel treatment grounds. The marriage occurred in Danville in 182 and the suit is filed by the firm Smith Duncan Horatrook and Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora C. Barnett
John T. Barnett
Danville
Smith, Duncan, Horatrook ,and Smith
Indianapolis man seeks divorce amid matchmaking tale
In Superior Court on Monday George W Crist of North Indianapolis sought divorce from Annie Marie Blackwell Setyn Cust claiming cruelty and desertion after two years of marriage. Crist admitted hiring a matchmaker to find him a husband for his wife and described a confusing exchange with a woman who offered payment to connect him with a match. The judge cautioned the case and Crist’s lawyer withdrew the suit before a ruling was issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Annie Marie Blackwell-Setyn-Cust
George W Crist
North Indianapolis
Mr. Crist
Muncie Tenor Hesitates Amid Broadway Offers
Sperial tech Sun reports Muncie tenor Orette Hare Harrold received offers from the Shuberts to star in a major production and from Henry Burnee alongside plans to go to Europe this fall. Harrold and manager Dr Quick are in New York while Oscar Hammerstein II heard his voice in private audience last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sperial Tech Sun
Muncie
Ind
Orette Harerold
The
Shuberts
Henry 4
Enn
Dr. FM. Quick
New York
Oscar Hammératein
Harrold
Booth Tucker wed in London ceremony
London June 3 Commander Booth Tucker, late of the Salvation Army in America and now army secretary for foreign affairs, and Col. Mary Reid, commanding the Army in Ireland, were united in marriage today. General William Booth conducted the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bence
Indemnity Bond Suit Over Construction Contract
A U S court case concerns Crema S Cadt ya charging Atina Indemnity with failure to cover a $12,000 Pennsylvania Street building contract with Samuel J. Porter. Plaintiff claims Porter’s debts to subcontractors and materials totaled $4,572.32, seeking $1,500 damages plus costs as Porter is bankrupt and unexposed to execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Stated Court
Crema S Cadt Ya
Atina Indemnity Company
Incisrtapolis
New York
Plaintif
Samuel J. Porter
Tho N
Pennsylvania St
Nia Bona
Incemsity Company
Porter
Maror
Tt Ds
Fragmented OCR Onion and Vegetables Market Listing
A garbled OCR text lists dry onions, beets, carrots and other vegetables with odd annotations and percentages. It appears to be a market or price listing with multiple misspellings and broken phrases, lacking clear names or dates.
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NEW 'York Exchange
Erie
Northern Pacific
Guy Grain
Ste
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I. Uc
White
Prain
Wie
Sy Aaer
Billin Firm
Choice
Timothy
Bnew York
Rio
City
Cincinnati
H.ingadrs
Louis Livestock
ST. Louis
Wreckers
Agra
Tambe
East Buffalo
Cate
Lia
Yenringh
Tlunatan
Yorke
Jones
Thomson
Clore
P. Co
A. Co BS
St. P
Pittz
Wwe
Brooklyn
Local Securities
Amer
Central Lite Ins
American National Baok
Atlas Engine Works
Belt
Brown-Ketehamton
Capital National Central Trust Company
Citizens’ Saving Es Deposit Co
Climax Cattee & Bek Pow. Co
Columbia National Bank
al Farmers’ Trust Co
Wo & Wab
Val
Os Cap. Home Brewing Cem
Indiana Hotel Co
Do Pia
Fxzartanal Bank
Indiana Trust Co
Indiana Union Traction Co
Indianapolis & Mart
RT. Co
Indianapolis Fire
Naurance Co
Indianapolis Gas Co
Indianapolis Trac
Kokoma, Marion & W
Law Building
Laycock Mtg. Co
Marion Trust Co
Serchants’ National Bank
People's Deposit Bank - Propie’s Light & Heat Rank Fertilizer
Ve Ind. Co
Southern Bs
Indianapolis & Eastern
Indianapolis Gan Os
Geld
R. Raa Ind
Martinaville
St. Rallwey da
Water Co
K Km, & W. Traction
Mere
Beatie Heep
Board OF Review
Wagon Market
Inea
Chicago Board of Trade
Oceola
Cassatt
Pennsylvania Company
Frankfort
N. Y
Miss Fern Suckinghan
Sesbion
Woman
Matchmaker
Crist
Leathers
Badger
Wasson Furniture
Waeter
Ours
Mars
Weswa
Wasson
Wascon’s
Ehldon
Westhered Ask
Wassons
Wannon
Waseon
Wasston
Badger Furniture Company
Belding
Vonnegut Hardware Co
Lawg Af Garde
Sohn Perrin
U.S
Treasury Department
American National Bank
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