Copper Stocks Slide as Market Slumps in New York
In New York trading, copper stocks weakened while rail shares edged higher at the open. Delaware & Hudson and Northern Pacific opened down, amid widespread bear sentiment and a late burst of buying orders. Government bonds held steady as other funds moved lower and prices rallied modestly on the final hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippe-Melise Presa Association
New York
Tod
aAnacdad2
Saeling
Delaware & Hudson
Northern Pacific
Tony Peboihesis
A.W. Thome
Missouri Pacific
Penn
Phila
Reading
Halon Pacific
Sly
Brooklyn
T. Cal Money
Live Stock Prices and Market Report from Indianapolis and St. Louis
Cattle receipts at Indianapolis mark the strongest day since January with active demand for prime stock while common grades stay steady. Hog prices rise about five cents with most trades between 6.55 and 6.65, and sheep and clove markets show quiet steady movement. In St. Louis cattle receipts total 3.5K with Texan market lower, hogs around 5.95 to 6.60, and natives and lambs posting varied values.
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Cincinnati
S.m
East Buffalo
Eagt Buffalo
Siena
Indianapolis
Loral Varda Tor
Tor Mutsaion
Meriturs
Seservey
Butcher
Bologna
T. Louis
Louis
City Record for a Day Aliwood and Ethel Prank
A dense and disorderly city record lists numerous names, addresses, and health notes scattered through a chaotic OCR. Entries mention residents such as Anna Owens, Penelope Landell, Martha and Maude Ott, and many others with conditions ranging from tuberculosis and bronchitis to cholera and rheumatism. The page also references local institutions like Deaconess hospital and city hospital, plus industrial and transit mentions, creating a patchwork of civilian life and public health notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aliwood
Ethel Prank
Denny
Andrew
Mattia Grow
Warhoy
Nomena
Anna Owens
Cincinnati
Cioeing
Dimner
Jackson Bind
Haugh
Elson
Rebecca Roffe
Montest
Lettie Coy
Parkway
Greene Gold
Bethlenem
Steecomo
Dora Blackwall
Berard Boot
Rerson Ang
Anna Gillespie
EPM Ea Covdle
Baden
Granby - Greent Cove
Sarrix
Havana
Arthur
Zula Harms
Fontaine St
Frank
Mary Parker
Lord Tr
Ing
International Ball
Mackay Common
Manhattan Transit
Michell Mining
New York Transit
Royal Baking Powder
W. W. Electric Fa
United Ctrat
Nevada
Utah
James Duffy
Indiana
Alice N. Cass
Meridian-st
Minnie Owens
Bu City Hospital
George Broesehel
Kings
Clarence M. Bush
Wood-st
Chotera Infantum
Pea Mt
Jeup
Bien
Delaware St
Sarah Clark
City Hospital
W. Washtouse
Bright
Mary Jane Craft
Indiana Ave
Josephine Burkhardt
Aylor A. Curry
Marty
E. Venth-xt
Quoits at Statehouse Featured in Relaxation Scene
The piece describes a group at the statehouse engaging in horseshoe and other games as a form of recreation. It notes names of participants, offices involved, and the setting near entrances, highlighting a casual, communal break from duties. The article blends playful past references with local figures and addresses.
Wheat futures rise on Chicago Board with mixed oats and pork
Wheat futures advanced on the Chicago Board with July at 83 percent and 64.44 cents. July wheat closed near 83K and bargains seen in September. Oats softened while hog products remained firmer, with September pork at 1.624 and rib prices around 3.26. Prices for corn and other grains were reported in varied terms.
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Chicago
Board of Review lists trust company valuations session
The County Board of Review met Tuesday morning to affix valuations for multiple trust and investment firms. Listed companies include Weber Draw Co, Western Electric Co, Thatcher Precarving & Packaging Co, Taylor Carpet Corp, United Securities Co, Vulcan Coal Co, Wales Coal & Lime Co, and several central and savings institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Review
Truat Company
Valuat
Weber Draw
Coe
G. H. Weeting & Co
Western Electric Co
Thatcher Precarving & Pack- Inge
Ceseseesenree
Taylor Carpet Coriemam
Thomeon Rollena Co-op
FAR CO
Cissesiersene Too ‘Thompson L. ¢. Mfg Co
Union Ember Much. Co
Linton Trans. Stage, Co
United Securities Co
Urbany Building Co
Vulcan Coal Co
Wales Coal & Lime Co
Diana Trust Co
Central Trust Co
Maron Trust Co
Tnion Trust
Beeurtty Trust Co
Parotera’ Trust Cos
Vonerren Mai Citizens Loan & Dep Co
Market Men Debate Meat Inspection and Preservaline Use
Market men discuss the meat inspection in Indianapolis and the use of preservaline. Opinions split on trade impact, cleanliness, and Mayor Snox Walters push to close the market house. Some praise the inspection for cleaner meat, others blame it for reduced sales and claim selective enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
Snoxwalters
W. Manev
R. Wureter
Watts Joins Evansville in Central League Move
Hartford City June 26. Pitcher Watts, standout for the last independent team in this city, signs with Manager Jimmy Ryan's Ivanaville Central league club and departs for Evansville to join the team. He is regarded as one of the state's top pitchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watts
Evansville
the Sun
Hartford City
Ind
Jimmy Ryan
Ivanaville
To Preserve Niagara Bill Calls for Water Use Limits
A conference report on restricting water use at Niagara Falls seeks to preserve the falls' scenic beauty. The proposal aims to safeguard the natural spectacle by controlling intake and hydro operations, reflecting public concern over erosion and visibility.
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Niagara
Niagara Falls
Meat inspection debate on preservative use and slaughterhouse oversight
Prosecutor Benedict cites state duty to enforce food and drug adulteration laws through the State Board of Health. Citizens discuss meat preservation, hamburger contamination, slaughterhouse inspection, and the role of butchers and grocery shops in preventing adulterated meat.
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Alford
Benedict
Star Board
Atatwin
State Board of Health
Merchants Plan July Closing Hour Across Anen Town
Anen town merchants will close stores at 8 p m daily from July through Sept 1, a change from last year’s 5 p m. shift. A committee led by E A Eckhouse reports 126 stores favor early closing binding. many remain to be surveyed and cards announcing hours are being placed in windows.
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E. A. Eckhouse
Kahn Tailoring Company
C. Z. Coffin
Waltin
Quiet Wedding in Evansville Nita Richards Weds Dr Cleveland
The ceremony conducted by Dr Lewis Brown at St Pauls Episcopal church will be held Tuesday at 8 30 pm for Miss Nita Richards and Dr Walter Cleveland in Evansville Indiana. It was planned as a quiet family affair with only close friends invited. The bride wears lace over chiffon and silk with orange blossoms and carries white sweet peas. A reception follows the ceremony with family and relatives present. The couple will reside in Evansville after September 1 and the wedding trip is secret. Out of town guests include Dr and Mrs Cleveland Livingstown Gaberne Mr and Mrs Peter Healy and Miss Lena Bod Morristown Ind.
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Cleveland-Dicharda
Nita Ricards
Walter Cleveland
Frank Fertig
BN. Ulinotest
Lewis Brown
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Pela Yo
Lena Feciz
Dire
Charles R. Balke
Mise Lil. van Hichards
Cleveland
Evansvile
Evansville
Prenett
Arai Dr
Livingstown
Gaberne
Peter Healy
Bvansvills
Bliss Lena Bod
Morristown
Ind
Fletcher Ave
WW. D.hancock
Ramilton, .C
G. L. Clark
W. C. Anderson
Topeka
Kas
George Davis
Richmond
Mise Carrie and
Milas Jean Davis
Incorporations Filed This Tuesday At State Office
The secretary of State's office reports several articles of incorporation. The Crystal Theater Company of Maton forms with John H. Ammann Hugh T. DuBote and Wesley TuBals as directors. The Burne Company of Salem lists capital stock of 50 dollars and incorporators Lays FP. Gouna Anna L. Buena J. & Head and Leila W. Head. The Bwaser Fair association of Swayzee names Eugene Reich W. G. Sims John B. Matchett William A. Ammon and Henry T. Munea as incorporators.
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Crystal Theater Company
Mathon
John H. Ammann
Hugh T. DuBote
Wesley TuBals
Burne Company
Salem
Merean- Mir
Lays FP. Gouna
Anna L. Buena
J. & Head
Leila W. Head
Swayzee
Eugene T. ‘Reich
W. G. Sims
John B. Matchett
William A. Ammon
Henry T. Munea
Day for Cupid and His People Elaborate Nuptials
Elaborate preparations for the Hornstein Krauss wedding follow old and new Jewish rites. Miss Sarah Krauss will wed Samuel Hornstein in a Teeday ceremony performed by Rabbi Jacob Hartmon and Rabbi Miver Menskrg with a pink and white theme. The bridal party includes Beth Goldstein and Badie Tralther, with Adeline Krauss as maid of honor. About 260 guests, reception, supper, and a post wedding eastward trip are planned, with relatives from Indiana, Ontario, and Kansas City in attendance.
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Sarah Krauss
Emi Krauss
Samuel Hornstein
Jacob Hartmon
Radhi Miver Menskrg
Hartmon
Ana
Bral Brauss
Fairmount
Ind
Badie Tralther
Cleveland
Angelas Henrietta Groes
Bouth Bend
Rose Foster Knefler to Wed Eawar Josephson in Brooklyn
Rose Foster Knefler will marry Eawar Josephson of Brooklyn at the bride’s parents home at 106 N. Meridian Tuesday evening. The ceremony will be in the drawing room with palms ferns and bridal roses, music by an orchestra and a Loehngrin march recessional. The wedding party includes Mary Williams and several bridesmaids from New York and the Midwest. guests travel from New York and across the country. a three week wedding trip is planned with a summer in New Jersey coast before settling in Brooklyn.
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Ralph Maret
Denergy
Adeline Krauss
Cof
Rose Krause
Begnis Glick
Kraus
Ferns
Rose Foster Knefler
Eawar Josephton
Brooklyn
Meridian
O. F. Halland
Williams
Florista
Florence Atkins Gavin
Misa Mary Williams
Arthur Rite
New York City
Mire Stary Williams
mal@ of honor
Mes
Beth Haven
Lake Forest
Harwond
Litenin
Mins Leahel Denilson
Wasconsin
Ruby Hatchart Goshen
Ind
Marie Joxepnson
Mira Estelle Base
New York
Misa Edna Randall
Miss Made
Mae Fauert
Frome
Edi
New Jersey
Bride Keeps Secrets in Yellow Green Wedding Gown to Dr J Arthur D
Mies Lilian May Clark and Dr J Arthur D plan a secret wedding at Central Christian church Tuesday night with a gown to be kept off public view. Allen B. Philputt will officiate. Decor will be yellow and green with a heirloom gown, bridal party includes Lucy Evans and Brelig Morrison as maids, rings to be borne by Master V Stokes, and Elder Sharp to preside. Reception follows at the bride’s parents home. guests from away expected.
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Mies Lilian May Clark
J. Arthur D
Algit Walt
Bian
Ehireh. de
Allen B. Philputt
Lucy Evans
Maidey
Brelig Morrison
Misa Kate Munter
Mise Jessisdale
Lemon Fteffey
Jeridan
Master V Stokes
Sfartha Gault
Munele
Ind
Elder Sharp
Hammond
Tien
J. A. Morgan
Charles Sumner Clancey
Charles Fant
George v. Bell
N. New Jeysagent
Contempt Proceedings Against Plumbers in St Louis Case
Contempt will be sought in St Louis against plumbing supply dealers and Master Plumbers association members after Judge Ryan ruled in CairnGwitt Manufacturing Co v Walsh that Walsh need not pay a bill because the firm was part of an illegal restraint of trade. Proceedings pursue a perpetual injunction against the dealers and association from further combine activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McRap Preae Association
ST. Louis
St Louis
Mayor Beckwalter Hosts Reception for Computing Scales Exhibit
Mayor Charles A. Beckwalter held a reception for demonstrators of computing scales on Tuesday and was entertained by the exhibit. An hour was spent by a Dayton firm’s demonstrator attempting to prove the scales’ honesty while rival scalemen accuse Indianapolis sellers of potentially manipulating readings in favor of the vendor.
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Charles A. Beckwalter
Aestes
Beale Itompans
Dayton
Courtroom turmoil over Spalding case and attack on Miss Mack
A chaotic court session centered on Mrs Spalding and her husband as he admitted past indiscretions with Miss Helen Mack. Mrs Spalding attacked Miss Mack in the courtroom prompting officers to intervene. The judge halted proceedings to remove Mrs Spalding, resulting in the defendants being declared not guilty and her husband taking her home.
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Charles Petitone
Stout
Sis. Spaliing
Helen Mack
Spalding
Sitnees
Sten Mack
Mra Spelding
Petrionn
M Spalding
Trouble at Ohio Mine follows break between strikers and guards
An outbreak at the Bradley mine of United States Coal Co last evening led to a volley of about one hundred shots exchanged between strikers and guards. No injuries were reported as cooks and guards briefly fired on a barn near the strike settlement before calm returned for the night.
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Dilsonvale
Mfe
Bradley
United States Coal Company
Trum Run
Surikees
May Take Up Franchise
Special to The Jim Memphis Tennessee June 24 announcement says the southern league may transfer the franchise to Chattanooga or Knoxville if outstanding obligations including player salaries are not settled. The club is managed by Mr Flan of Toledo.
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Memphis
Tene
Roent
Prem
Kavangueh
Nashville
Chattanooga
Knoxville
Newt Fisher
Philadelphia
Wanted notices mix from a New Jersey classified page
Fragmented OCR shows several classified ads and notices seeking work or rooms. Entries mention a genie bemne repair, private lounge use, Sundays, two rooms near Noor, errands, a 212K house helper, furnished rooms at 144 X Delaware, and a light driving job in New Jersey. Content is garbled and incomplete.
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Ube
Atatta
Noor
Gersey-Ct
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Wagon Market
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Harry Mataler
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H. V. Voltrath
BF Gibson
J. C. Overman
LS Ayres & Co
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Daniel D. Brosnan
Badger Furniture Company
William H Block Company
F L. Bryant
Prank E Brown
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Johnn. Brosnan
James ¥. Brosnan
G M- Pal- Inger
G. Bennett & Co
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Becker & Bon
Charles W. Commer
J. Conrad
Columma Shoe
M. B Cady & Co
M Clune
H. Cohen & Sons
Crapman's
J. A. Chambers & Co
L. Davis
Centents Tattoring Company
L. Doumiks
George C Haerle
Charles CG. Hauger
Indiana Dry Goods Company
Uenary
Bert Jaffer
Keause Weathers
H. Knox & Co
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Wilson
Aries Brothers Charters
Kistner
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Oilar
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Popular Shoe Store
Princess Millinery Company
Reliable Furniture and Carpet Company
W. H. Béll's Sons
Rothschild
W. J. Resener
Sam Rubens
Rhodes Barford Furniture
Compa Rink
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Thy Remington
Cas
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D. Bommers & Co
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Brout's Company
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Mints
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Smith-Premier Tynewriter Company
B. Samuels
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Senrader China Company
Ateen
Charles L. Schmidt
Lake & Co
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Stephens’ Photo Supply Company
Selig Dry Goods Company
the Star Store
Shank Furniture and Storage Company
Shivericky Florsheim Company
Echofield-Pleraon Company
A, J. Treat, and Soo
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Tucker's Glove Store
Underwood Tynecriter Company
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