Wall St Stocks Open With Fractional Gains
The stock market opened with fractional gains led by Union Pacific Northern Pacific and Great Northern in early trading. By ten minutes in, activity dulled and prices edged lower though overall strength persisted with several issues advancing including American Smelting. Government bonds held steady while other bonds firm as the market showed solid early momentum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRee Preas Association
New York
Union Pacific
Northern Pacific
Anaconda
Amalgamated
Southern Pacific
Great Northern
Reading and Atchison
Great Northerns
Grain Market Prices and Carload Inspections Report
Wheat prices for several grades show modest declines and through billing terms with No 2 red at 91c, No 3 red 88c, and No 4 red 86c, while Corn prices hold around 54c for several white and mixed grades and Oats hover near 45c. Hay prices listed for timothy and clover, and inspection tallies record carloads by grade and status across Wheat, Corn, and Hay with totals for each commodity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy
Hay
Market prices report from Chicago shows dairy eggs and poultry rates
Scrippx McRae Press Association reports Chicago market prices with Butter Extra creamery at 4 cents, Eggs Extra at 16 cents, Poultry Turkey at 6 cents, chickens 11 1/4 cents, ducks 10 1/4 cents, geese 5.0 to 7.0 dollars, Cheese Twins 11 1/2 cents and Young Americas at 8 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippx-McRae Press Association
Chicago
Turkey
The Wagon Market Price List Summary
Market quotes show corn at 52 cents per bushel, shelled oats around 65 cents, and oats sheaf priced from 15.00 to 16.00. Hay Timothy and clover mix ranges 18.00 to 20.00, with Shaw 3.00 and Miller 13.00 for unnamed lots, GAO mixed at 20.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Hay
Timothy
Cattle and Hog Receipts Report From Saint Louis Market
Scripps McHae Prean Association in Saint Louis reports cattle receipts at 5,500 with steady prices. Beef steers bring 4.49 to 4.00, stockers and feeders 3.00 to 4.85, cows and heifers 2.89 to 75.39, Texas cattle 2.15 to 5.73, cows and heifers 1.50 to 3.75. Hog receipts 800 with steady to lower. Pigs and lights 5.50 to 4.95, packers 5.75 to 5.95, hogs heavy up to 6.05. Sheep and lambs receipts 3.0 to 0.85 and lambs 2.04 to 7.40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McHae Prean Association
ST. Louis
Texas
Grand jury to probe Blind Tiger liquor near Broad Ripple
Elliott R. Hooton said the grand jury may take up the Blind Tiger cases near Broad Ripple and Millersville. Donnahue was found selling liquor on an island west of Broad Ripple, and George Pence is accused of selling liquor near Millersville. Cass Connaway reports men and boys in canoes accessing the island at all times, even in rain, risking drownings if the business continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott R. Hooton
Broad Ripple
Millersville
Donnahue
George Pence
Cass Connaway
Drowned on Fishing Trip Near Allisonville
Clarence Steele aged 26 of 1519 Sheldon Street drowned near Allisonville while fishing from a flatboat during a camping trip. He was with others but went alone and was not missed until the empty boat was found. His body was recovered from a deep hole. he was a newspaper etcher and son of J W Steele.
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Clarence Steele
Sheldoner
Allisonville
Steele
J. W. Steele
Indiana Supreme Court confirms liquor laws unconstitutional
The Indiana Supreme Court on Tuesday reversed Hamilton circuit Judge Christian in the Edward Sopher case. A saloon was ruled a nuisance and operating one, even under state law, an offense. The court upheld the state's liquor laws as constitutional.
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Supreme Court of
Indiana
Judge Christian
Hamilton Circuit Court
Edward Sopher
Supreme Court
Governors Invited to Morton Monument Dedication
Rev. D. R. Lucas, secretary of the Morton monument commission, sent invitations to governors of other states for the dedicatory exercises. July 2. Gov. Andrew L. Harris of Ohio and Gov. Charles Deneen of Illinois have removed, the first stating he cannot attend and the latter will decide later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. R. Lucas
Morton Monument Commission
Andrew L. Harris
Ohio
Harles Deneen
Illinois
Grain futures and cash market report from Chicago
Scripps McRae notes July wheat at 91 44 to 91 44 91?4c, Sept 94 9% 52c, Dec 50% 51% 51c. July corn 52 5c, Sept 52, Dec 50 51 51c. Oats down 4% with July weakest at 43 43%c. Sept 37%2c, Dec 37%c. Sept pork 16.00, lard 8.85, ribs 8.70. Wheat receipts 46 cars, corn 689, oats 134. July wheat 91%4c, Sept 94%c. No 2 red winter 927% 93%4c. July corn 52%c, Sept 8éci. No 3 yellow 5214 82c. July oats 42%c, Sept say, No 2 white 454c.
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Chicago
Chicago Market Report Cattle and Hogs Prices Mixed
Chicago cattle receipts 8000 steady with prime cattle around 5.60 to 6.50 for high grades. stockers and feeders 2.99 to 6.25. cows and heifers 2.65 to 7. In hogs the 16000 head 5c lower. light 5.80 to 6.10. rough 5.55 to 6.15. mixed 5.75 to 6.00. heavy 5.80 to 6.00. pigs 5.50 to 5.90. Sheep receipts 9000 up 25c. native sheep 4.00 to 6.30. western sheep 4.00 to 6.20. native lambs 5.75 to 7.30. western lambs 5.75 to 7.40.
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Chicago
East Buffalo Live Stock Prices June 25 1900s
East Buffalo market report shows cattle receipts 250 steady with veal and calves 3.75 to 7.25, sheep receipts 400 steady and spring lambs 7.24 to 7.75, yearlings 6.00 to 6.50, wethers 5.50 to 5.75, ewes 4.50 to 5.00, mixed sheep 4.75 to 5.00, hogs receipts 2,490 steady with Yorkers and heavy grades 6.35, etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secripps-McRae Press Association
East Buffalo
N. Y
Pittsburg Live Stock Market Report June 2
Cattle supplies light and steady with choice cattle 6.10 to 6.25 and prime 5.99 to 6.10. Sheep offerings light, prime wethers 5.55 to 5.75, lambs 5.00 to 7.75. Hogs scarce 15 drop. prime heavy 6.10, medium 6.30, heavy yorkers 6.30 to 6.35, light yorkers 6.40, roughs 5.00 to 5.30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Pittsburg
Indiana's new school book law sparks county dealer plan
The 1907 Indiana law requires county superintendents to appoint a county book dealer who then appoints sub dealers and takes 15 percent commissions from publishers. Many publishers refuse to cancel existing contracts, delaying uniform book handling. Superintendent Cotton asks publishers to abandon old contracts. counties urge cooperation to implement the reform.
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Indiana
Fasset A. Cotton
Indiana School Book Company
Indianapolis
Ginn and Company
Chicago
D. C. Heath and Company
MacMillan and Company
Benjamin H. Sanborn and Company
Silver
Burdette and Company
Longmanns, Green and Company
New York
Supt
Cotton
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
State Board of Education
Hopes Her Words Will Clear Father in Murder Trial
Miss Elizabeth Loving faces testimony for her father ex judge W G Lovine charged with killing Theodore Estes at Oakridge on April 22. Prosecution presses unwritten law claim while Snead’s story and drugged whisky allegation loom. Court battles admissibility as Loving resumes testimony amid emotional scenes.
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W. G. Lovine
Theodore I. Estes
Oakridge
Lovine
Estes
Miss Loving
Loving
Harry Snead
Express firms merge routes from New York to Chicago
The American Express company plans to take over all local express business between New York and Chicago from the United States Express company on June 31. It is also stated that around August 31 the American will acquire the Erie express business then operated by the United States Express company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Chicago
American Express Company
New York
United States Express Company
American
Erie Express
Veterans Asked to March for Morton Monument Dedication
Gen Oran Perry invites G A R posts statewide to join a July 2 parade and dedication ceremonies for the Morton monument. Perry will serve as grand marshal. A brief Civil War veteran parade will precede the event along Meridian Street and Market Street to the statehouse east entrance. Thousands within seventy five miles of Indianapolis are estimated to be able to participate.
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Morton Monument
Gen. Perry
Meridian-st
Soldiers’ and Sailors Monument
Market-st
Statehouse
Indianapolis
Wed in the jail novelty wedding in Posey county
Walter Latham and Nellie Josephine Syvert, both from Posey county Indiana, eloped to Carmi and married yesterday in the calaboose. Police Magistrate Pendall officiated as the groom chose the jail as the venue, and the bride agreed.
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Carmi
Mil
Walter Latham
Nellie Josephine Syvert
Posey County
Indiana
Calaboose
Jall
Pendall
Seth Low elected president of Tuskegee board
Seth Low, former mayor of New York, is elected president of the board of trustees of Booker T. Washington's Tuskegee Institute. He accepts the post "only for the time being" and succeeds Robert C. Ogden, who resigned due to ill health.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
New York
Seth Low
Booker T. Washington
Tuskegee Institute
Low
Robert C. Ogden
Shake Felt In Caracas Venezuela Friday
An earthquake shock lasting three seconds was felt in the federal districts of Caracas Venezuela on Friday with no damage reported. No injuries or property harm were mentioned. Local observers noted the tremor but authorities said there were no after effects or further incidents.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Caracas
Venezuela
Incorporations filed for Eagle Furniture and Long Oil and Gas
The Eagle Furniture company at Lafay ette with capital stock of 10000 is formed by Herman Goodman Samuel Lowenstein and David Loeb. The Long Oil and Gas company at Terre Haute declares capital stock 3600 with directors C R Long L F Perdue P C Tilly Frank Teel W H Nash W F Kattman and R V Newton. Kokomo Electric increases capital stock from 12000 to 25000.
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Secretary of State
Eagle Furniture Company
Lafayette
Capital Stock
Herman Goodman
Samuel Lowenstein
David Loeb
Co. R. Long Oil and Gas Company
Terre Haute
C. R. Long
L. F. Perdue
P. C. Tilly
Frank Teel
W. H. Nash
W. F. Kattman
R. V. Newton
Kokomo Electric Company
Indiana Retail Furniture Dealers Plan Annual Meeting
The fourth annual meeting will be at the Grand Hotel starting at 10 o clock with a banquet at the Commercial club rooms hosted by Indianapolis manufacturers. Speakers include Mayor Bookwalter and Omar C. Ritchie among others. Officers and program details are announced for the event.
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Indiana Retail Furniture Dealers
Commercial Club
Furniture Manufacturers of
Indianapolis
Mayor Bookwalter
Capt
Thomas Madden
Omar C. Ritchie
Anderson
Col
D. N. Foster
Fort Wayne
Charles McDougall
C. C. Rosenburg
Bay City
Mich
National Association
Govc
Association
Ralph B. Clark
George E. Feeney
Fred S. Coulter
Frankfort
John W. Heyns
Evansville
Methodist Building Breaks Ground in Warsaw
Ground was broken today for the Winona Methodist building in Warsaw Indiana with funds raised by Presiding Elder W J Vigus of Wabash. The structure is planned to cost forty thousand dollars.
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Warsaw
Ind
Winona
W. J. Vigus
Wabash
Rioters burn mines in Japan copper district clash
Ten thousand strikers in Suimoto near Miyanoshita, Japan, burn mine buildings and destroy property, killing the chief of police. Miners armed with rifles seized from the company magazine clash with a dispatched regiment as dynamite cart ridges are used. Damage to mines estimated at $1,000,000.
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Victoria
B. C
Suimoto
Miyanoshita
Japan
Harris Not Dead After Close Call at Ohio Street
Claim Harris was murdered by shooting or stabbing Monday night. A mob gathered as Bicycle Policeman Schlangen and eight officers pursued suspects. John Smart and Crawford Whetstine were found. Harris later appeared alive, lamenting a broken door glass caused by the supposed assailants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schlangen
Harris
John Smart
N. Priest
Crawford Whetstine
Thaw Anxious for Release on Bail
On the anniversary of the Stanford White shooting, Harry K. Thaw seeks bail awaiting his next trial. Thaw, in poorer health, asks his lawyers to press for release while Evelyn Nesbit Thaw and their lawyers visit at the Tombs. The loss of ADA Garvin to Europe stiffens the chance for bail due to a 7 to 5 jury conviction lean.
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Scripps-McHae Press Association
New York
Harry K. Thaw
Stanford White
Thaw
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
O'Reilly
Peabody
Tombs
Evelyn
Roof Garden
Garvin
Europe
County Board Fixes Assessments After Meeting
The County Board of Review fixed assessments on the following property at its meeting Tuesday.
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County Board of Review
Miners Battle Over Orchard Testimony in Cripple Creek
Court resumed as Orchard faced impeachment by witnesses alleging prior lies. Defense witness McPartland, brother of the detective, will testify for the defense. Plaintiffs cited witnesses who placed Orchard with Sterling at a boarding house and in Cripple Creek, with other testimonies from Hawley and Richardson highlighting dramatic confrontations and contrasting photographs.
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T. W. McPartland
Cripple Creek
Orchard
Max Malich
Windsor
Denver
Malich
Steunenberg
John D. Elliott
Elliott
D. C. Copley
San Francisco
Bradley
Charles A. Sullivan
Frank Hough
Wallace
Richardson
Mary Hing
Sterling
Frances King
Alice Fitzhugh
Fairview
Nev
W. Alen
Leadville
Florence
City Record of births and deaths and building permits
City record lists births with numerous names and addresses including Ida Vice, George W Rowe, Jacob-ans, and others, plus deaths due to various causes such as peritonitis and pneumonia. It also records several marriages and a long list of combined households. Building permits show several new dwellings and renovations with values like 3100 and 6500.
Indiana Officials Named to Ten National Committees
A. W. Butler reports Indiana presence on all ten standing committees at the Minneapolis conference. Key appointees include Alexander Johnson and Marcus C. Fagg on Reports from States, Charles W. Miller on State Supervision, Dr J. N. Hurty on Public Health, Dr. Sarah Brookson on The Insane and Epileptic, Albert E. Carroll on Detectives, Laura Greely on Statistics, Mrs. Sarah E. Campbell on Children, Will H. Whittaker on Criminals, and Histori, Gianapolis on the Press Committee.
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Alexander Johnson
Indianapolis
Marcus C. Fagg
Evansville Associated Charities
Charles W. Miller
Goshen
Albert E. Carroll
Fort Wayne
Laura Greely
Board of State Charities
Sarah E. Campbell
Madison County Orphans’ Home Association
Indiana Girls' School
Will H. Whittaker
Indiana Reformatory
Jeffersonville
Histori
Gianapolis
Hitachiyama Japanese wrestling star to visit America
Victoria B C June 2 News reports Japanese champion Hitachiyama real name Taniye mon Ichigo set to arrive in August for a major wrestling tour. Details on weight and venue scarce as the announcement emphasizes his coming prominence.
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Gerippa-NecRae Presse Association
Victoria
B. C
Taniyemon Ichigo
Hitachiyama
America
Gompers Denounces Orchard in Haywood Trial Editorial
President Gompers of the American Federation of Labor denounces Harry Orchard in the July Federations editorial. He calls Orchard a consummate scoundrel and bestial brute for crimes including murder, bigamy, burglary, arson, fraud and theft, noting his testimony contradicts any remaining jury belief in his integrity.
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Seripps-McMac Press Association
Washington
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Federationist
Haywood
Harry Orchard
William D. Haywood
Carpenter Dies After Fall From Scaffolding
ELEHART Ind June 25. M Nusbaum 63, carpenter, fell from a scaffold today and was killed. Reports indicate the accident occurred at a local job site with rescuers responding, his body later recovered.
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Scrippe-McRae Press Association
Elehart
Ind
M. Nusbaum
Carpenter
Twain Denies Stealing Cup At London Luncheon
Mark Twain was guest of honor at a Pilgrim club luncheon in London where notables praised his wit and morality. He joked about an insinuation in an after bill and denied stealing a cup, claiming a hat mix up with Archdeacon Wilberforce led to the misunderstanding. The Oxford students sent greetings and Birrell toasted Twain as a living moralist.
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Pilgrim Club
Hotel Savoy
London
Oxford University
Birrell
Twain
Oxford
Wix
England
Archdeacon Wilbereforce
Roosevelt and Taft discuss political field at Sagamore Hill
President Roosevelt held a heart to heart talk with Secretary Taft at Sagamore Hill this afternoon. Taft arrived from New Haven after attending commencements and said he would finish routine departmental work with the president then hurry back for the college commencement tomorrow.
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Roosevelt
Taft
Sagamore Hill
New Haven
Boys Burned By Trash Fire At Kingan Plant Commons
James Troy aged two and Charles Geisking aged three were burned while playing barefoot near a trash pile behind Kingan & Co. on West Maryland Street Tuesday morning. They were treated by Bobbs free dispensary physicians. Geisking was seriously injured, Troy had burns on hands and feet. Neighbors rescued them after they ran into hot embers. Troy lives at 916 West Maryland Street. Geisking at 982 West Maryland Street.
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James Troy
Charles Geisking
Kingan & Co
Maryland St
Troy
Patrick Troy
Charles Getsking
Maryland
Yale president notes rise in demand for doctors and lawyers
New Haven, Conn. June 3. President Hadley of Yale says there is a growing demand for doctors and lawyers and a decreasing number of calls for clergymen, a condition observed at Yale and other colleges in his annual report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippa-MacRae Press Associatics
New Haven
Conn
Hadley
Yale
John Boyer Arrested In Horse Selling Indictment
John Boyer, indicted by the grand jury for selling a horse described as a bull to Hugo Einkstein, was arrested in police court Tuesday by Deputy Sheriff Dynes and taken to the county jail. He had been hard to locate and was arrested after word reached police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Boyer
Hugo Einkstein
Dynes
Boyer
Robberies Continue Between Summit and Grub Gulch
Stage rob bers target twenty passengers in Fresno area. Victims were forced to surrender money and jewelry yesterday. One passenger forced to pass the bet among companions. Two staged have been robbed this week.
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McRae
Fresno
Cal
Summit
Grub Gulch
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Elizabeth
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Oran Perry
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W. J. Neukom
The
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Nordyke & Marmon
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Blackford St
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Lottie Seward
Amos L. Clark
Emma E. Tuttle
Harry A. Austermiller
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Ross Edwards
Annie Graves
Samuel Drake
Alice A. Scott
Albert A. Herman
Anna M. Nicholas
Wiliam M. Goldberg
Ray G. Goldberg
Henry G. French
Florence L. Dryer
Fred Shalmaker
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Washington St
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Secretary of the State
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Minneapolis
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Mont
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Scrippe-McRae Presse Association
Mark Twain
Roosevelt and
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Oyster Bay, N. Y
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