Stocks Open With Mixed Gains In Early Trading
New York June 27 The stock market opened with a continuation of the previous upturn led by gains in Northern Pacific Nationsl ead Reading and Amalgamated while Anaconda fell sharply. Traders say supply is tight and short interest is high with some shorts covering. Inter Metropolitan hit a new town record at 86 before moderation set in as the first hour passed. Chicago and Cincinnati live stock markets report cattle and hog receipts and price ranges across regions with modest shifts in early trading.
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New York
Anaconda
Northern Pacific
Ead
Reading
Amalgamated
Ouiside
Ise
Anter-Metropolitan
Tradery
A. W. Thomson
Brooklyn R. T
Local Securities See Surprising Call on Exenant Bonds
Local securities reported on the call of the local stock exenant this morning, with par value 91.00, selling for 32,932.50. Brokers were surprised as Isaacs figures were scarce for months. The market absorbed the sales, with 2 Water fives trading at 101M and three more sold at that level. Citizens Street Matirqad 5s plotted at 108 before dropping back. The selling pressure source was unclear. The 1st, mainly from the Camer8 on the call of Monday, amid not as strong a week as before. Street Railway stock fell another point though ask prices remained. Chicago Produce notes Butter and Eggs pricing for June 27 shown.
Live Stock Market Report from Indianapolis June 71
In a brisk trading session the hog market rose 3 to 10 cents with top at 6.50 and most sales between 4.60 and 5.75. Cattle showed steady demand for prime grades but dull on common stock, and sheep moved at steady, clearance was fair while market closed quiet and unchanged.
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East Buffalo
Tixdianapolig
Neweng
Burrowes Confesses Theft to Save Job
Danville, TL June Tim Weary reports that George G Burrowe, a former accountant for the Pittsburg Merchants' Transact and publisher of the Merchants' Review, surrendered to police claiming he stole $78 to fund a job switch and planned to repay it. He told his father in Allegheny City of his actions and flight.
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George G. Burrowe
Pitteburg Merchante
Merchants’ Review
Pittsburg
Burrows
Aganda
Nan
A Burrowa
Jemenat
Alleghagy City
Myer
Wheat and Corn Prices Rise in Early Trading
Berippe-MrRae Prue Association Chicago reports sharp upturns in corn with July at 83 cents and September around 82 to 83 cents, while wheat gains show July near 84 cents and September higher. Provisions strengthen with September pork at 16.95, lard 34.00, ribs 72.30. Local receipts show wheat 7 cars, corn 44 cars, oats 7 cars.
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Chicago
Gibrough
Ogean
Khan
Iwitkie Ower
Berippe-MrRae Prue Association
Don Ons
Sliec
Yassgeac
Auamvebc
BYG
Wressac
Ste
Thaw case notes shift in final days of tragedy
Ongoing legal maneuvers unfold as defense seeks to counter charges in the Thaw case. The coroner's inquest is set for tomorrow as witnesses prepare to describe the shooting and its aftermath. Thaw's wife turns over letters, and authorities anticipate a grand jury proceeding with potential indictments.
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Nott
White
City Record for a Day Marriages and Tragedy
The day lists numerous marriage notices pairing individuals such as Harry E Dunbar with Josephine Coones and Charles X Guy with Laura B Winchell, followed by a report on Mrs White and Stanford White with details of a murder scene setup and the Madison Square Garden incident. The piece notes other births and medical brief items, then recounts the White murder context and the Marion County Board of Review property valuations.
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Tien White
Georgia la Rue
Mins la Rue
White
Clothing Co
Whits Chemical
Building Permits Granted by Board of Review
A list of building permits including A L Blaick for a double dwelling at Twentyffth and Alabama, valued at 3.08, Bowen Addition 9 Enelieny F Benneth dwelling at Lockwood near Minnsrots 450, Frank Moor dwelling at Thirty-fiver and Capitol-mve 2800, August Uellein rebuild at Ninetrenia and Martindale 6000, Sylvia Coltrain porch 321 W Oxford Bt 48, Niccolen Feltz double dwelling at Zu NL Delaware st 9500, Jon Burkhard black 97 Indiana Ave, Geo McGinnia dwelling Keystone near Bt Cian Tom M Forbes repair at 32 Uinawat 150.
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Bowen
Enelieny
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Lockwood
Minnsrots
Frank Moor
Uellein
Ninetrenia
Martindale
Sylvia Coltrain
W. Oxford
Niccolen Feltz
Delawaresl
Jon. Burkhard
Indiana
Ave
Geo
McGinnia
Keystone
Cian Tom
M. Forbes
Sm Comallave
Lete
Repai
Uinawat
Incidents and Harsh Words in Atlas Works Picketing Case
Testimony opened in the suit of Atlas Engine Works to enjoin White River Lodge No. 1 from picketing the Atlas works and from pressuring nonunion men. Witnesses described union threats and name calling at the factory June 2 to June 13, including a night attack on sleeping workers and offers of pay to quit. Attorneys for Atlas and for the union argued over strikebreaker involvement and worker intimidation in Indianapolis.
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White River Lodge
Val
Machiniata
Atlas Waorkn
Superial Court
Vinson Carter
Atlas Company
Edgar van Osdel
Alert
Kable
Union
Beephens
Charles Wolfred
New
Fleming
Philadelphia
Indianapolis
Hie
Fred
Oncar Walfred
Harry Mitchell
Sn Atlas
Claude Davis
Mitehall
Wilfred
Henry Huffman
Army
Toledo Ice Trust and Polar Company Market Moves
Reports from many areas show ice in short supply with rising prices though not as high as in 1900. The Polar company stocks nearly 300 tons of ice and aims to profit from demand, while other firms in the city struggle to match margins. A 27 year old rider, Joan myrten, was found after attempting a bicycle ride.
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Laporte
Thie City
Polar Company
Busitese
Dithmer
Fee
Bualnemn
Thie
District attorney weighs White murder trial links
Romanian suspects are under arrest after a saloon fight Tuesday night left David Cashill badly stabbed. Police also hold John Reager for alleged grabbing. The men are described as Roumanians as the DA assesses potential impact on Thaw murder case coverage.
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Sergi
Paulsel
Dunn
David Caehill
John Reager
Heir to 100000 Killed by Train in Pittsburg
Jaime Wilkinson, nephew of James Wilkinson a Pittsburgh hotel keeper, was killed by the Wrecked Pennsylvania railroad flyer near Liberty Station while crossing tracks just before a planned inheritance division. He left no widow. The fortune of 600,000 was to be shared among six nephews and heirs. His body was mutilated and removed to the morgue.
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Scrippe-McRae Preax Association
Pittsburg
Jaime
Wilkinson
Sivestock
Acis Lambert Sr
Te Wektere
Pennsylvania Railroad
Liberty Station
Wilton
James Wilkinson
Dallan, Vex
J. Wilkinson
Fortuna
Enterprisesst
Xoresa
Morse
Smother Stories Cloaked in Morning Courtroom Exchange
Acting District Attorney Note and Assistant District Attorney Gervan discussed a protective plan late at night. Notes indicate no formal statement was released to witnesses or friends of Stanford Waits.
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Note
Gervan
Stanford
Packing Plants in Indianapolis Emphasize Cleanliness
A Detroit Tribune style report surveys Indianapolis packing houses, detailing sanitation, water use, and cleaning routines. Kingan & Co, Indianapolis Abattoir, and Coffin Fletcher plants are described as sanitary with diligent floor care, disinfected knives, and continuous washing. Hogs, cattle, and calves are processed on moving lines. fertilizer byproducts are handled separately.
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Sinclair
Chicago
Owhidha
Andianapolis
Lely
Indianapolis
Kingan & Co
Indianapolis Abattoir Company
Coffin-Fletcher Company
Hann
White River
Three Men Drown in Oil Vat at Plant
Three workers at Holmes Booth Hayden Co. were overcome by oil fumes and fell into a large crude petroleum vat, drowning in the accident at the Waterbury plant. The victims were all men employed by the firm, with details of their identities not fully confirmed in the report.
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Sevippe-McMar Preas
Waterburt
Denn
Jane
Holmes,Booth & Hayden Co
Fuller seeks pardon in Wisconsin murder case
WAUKESHA Wis June An effort is being made to obtain a pardon for W C Fuller who with W H Bestor was sentenced to life for the murder of an aged couple at Black Earth for their money They burned their home and furniture Bestor died in the penitentiary the same week and on his death bed confessed he and not Fuller did the killing
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Jforce
Thaw
Aleto
Sutgeon
Olestt
Madison. Square Garden
Archifeet White
Harry Thaw
White
Madison Square Garden
Whch
Lionel Lawrence
Afisa Gineon
Lawrence
Jeter
Indianapolis
Packer
Ectippo-Menae Fesr
Waukesha
Wis
W. C. Fuller
W. H. Bestor
Waunun
Black Earth
Bestor
Ful- Ter
Old Glory in Mexico in Fourth of July gesture
A car load of American flags and bunting was sent from El Paso to Torreón Mexico this morning. Telegraphed requests from the American colony there prompted the display of colors for their Fourth of July celebration.
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EL Paso
Tex
Torraon
Mex
Kiefer Pleads Guilty in Minor Alcohol Case
Max Kiefer, a salan keeper, pleaded guilty in criminal court on Wednesday to adding beer to a minor. He was fined $20 and costs by Judge Fre mont Alford. The case against Mia Kiafer, his wife, on the same charge was dismissed by notice.
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Max Kiefer
Fremont Alford
Mia Kiafer
Indiana Family Struck by Train in Tragic Accident
Special to the Sea, RUCTRES reports an Indiana family traveling by wagon from Bucyrus to visit relatives was struck by a Central tram morning. The horse was killed and the wagon wrecked. the husband was on the front seat holding the baby, the wife asleep on the floor. The family members were fatally injured and the wagon’s cover lost. Trainmen say Burke was likely asleep.
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Ructres
Joan Burke
Tediane
Burke
Suspected contractor murder shocks Chicago railroad scene
A wealthy Chicago contractor employed on the Milwaukee electric railroad was shot and killed by a man named Bradley. Bradley fled, pursued by associates from a boarding house where tensions over alleged false stories about a woman's character led to the fatal confrontation.
Priest at Burtington Church Tracks Youth Gatherings
The Rev Hetty Russi, from St. Pauls near Burtington, campaigned from his chapel windows as youths and young lovers gathered at night near the parish. He observed the scenes, warned parents, and personally checked on the church, locking doors after morning prayers to curb their outings.
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Hetty Russi
St. Peale Carheie
Burtington
N.S
Father Burs
St. Paul's
Dan Cupid
Ringerman
Father Russ
Brides of June Bear Bouquets Wedding plans revealed
A June wedding in a close community features Misa Bertha Rounderte and Homer Campbell with fourteen unmarried members of the An You Like It sorority attending. Rev W L Martin to officiate at Carlton Indiana with Hennie Sharp to play Mendelssohn and a Flower Song performance. Bride-to-be Miss Thunder to wear an embroidered French gown with milk trimmings and carry a bridal bouquet. The ceremony includes a maid of honor De Stiss and best man Roy Allison, followed by a reception with sorority members assisting. An early wedding reception is planned, location to be announced. couple will reside at home after July 1.
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Homer
Campbell
MS E. Marketer
Miss Thunder
Cupid
O de Stiss
Hertha Wolf
Miss Lavaughi Draper
Roy Allison
Cororlty
Mise
Mary Dillingham
Dohannah Noetke
Mien Lilian King
Melee Hasel Avery
Misw
Myttie Woerner
Sas
Laura Hogedon
Rana Kellog
Demia Dally
Mias
Mary Rochford
Misa
Helen Swain
Whéy
Solemn High Mass wedding in St John’s church
At St John’s church in Toronto, Ontario, Miss Irene Baxer wed Benton McMuttrey at a solemn high Mass officiated by Rev. Father M. Gorman. The ceremony featured palms and roses, a Margo’s Mass, and a reception of bridal party members including Nel le Sanders and Rose Marie Baxer.
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Irene Walter
Irene Baxer
Aed Benton McMuttrey
St John's Church
M. Gorman
Margo
Thomas A . Nealis
D'Hardetot
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