New York Stock Market Opens Irregular Gains Lead Early
The stock market opened irregular with fractional declines and 4 point gains for Great Northern Northern Pacific Southern Pacific and B R T. Canadian Pacific rose 4 percent while Union Pacific New York Central and Atchison fell 4 percent Reading dropped. Government bonds were unchanged and other bonds quiet as selling orders came in. The market firmed through the session finishing near or above last night’s close.
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NEW Yonx
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Southern Pacific
Canadian Pacific
Union Pacific
New York Central
Atchison
Chicago cattle hog and sheep market report
Chicago on June 29 reports cattle receipts at 12,000 steady and hog receipts about 9,000 with prices rising to 6.83 to 6.15 for light to rough classes, mixed 5.50 to 6.15, heavy 5.86 to 6.02, pigs 5.50 to 6.66. Sheep receipts 3,000 steady with unchanged values.
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Chicago
Grain prices and stock report for Wheat Corn Oats and Hay
Market ledger detailing No 2 red wheat prices by month and through billing, No 3 white corn bids and sales, No 1 timothy hay values, and stock tallies for Wheat Corn Oats Rye and Hay. Includes car counts by grade and week of output figures for June 1907 and prior years.
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Timothy
St Louis Live Stock Market Report June 29 1900
Cattle receipts 1000 steady with steers 4.00 to 6.90, stockers 3.00 to 4.25, cows 3.00 to 5.23, Texas steers 2.50 to 5.73, cows and heifers 1.60 to 8.75. Hog receipts 5500 up 5c, pigs 5.60 to 6.10, packers 5.80 to 6.05, butchers 6.00 to 6.10. Natives 1000 steady, lambs 3.00 to 7.35.
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Scrippe-McRaee Freas Association
ST. Louis
Texas
Pork-Mess and Dairy Prices Reported by ScrippscRae
New York June 29 Pork Mess 17 05 18 25. Lard Western steam spot 8 70 6 80. Tallow City 6%c country 64c eX%c. Butter Creamery extra 24 25c state dairy rules finest 2 23%c. Eggs White fancy 20c western firsts 154 116c. Cheese Full cream 12c.
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ScrippscRae Precs Association
New York
Western Steam
Western
The Wagon Market Prices Lot Of Grain And Hay
Grain and feed prices listed with corn at 62 to 65 cents per unit and oats at 49 to 51 cents. Sheaf oats 15 to 16 dollars, straw about 7 to 9 dollars, miller price 12 to 14 dollars. Timothy hay 18 to 20 dollars, clover 17 to 19 dollars, mixed hay 18 to 19 dollars.
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Timothy
Chicago Produce Prices Report June 2 1920s
Chicago market notes list butter extra 24 cents per unit eggs extras licensed poultry including turkeys chickens ducks geese at 11 11 and a half cents per unit, per dozen prices 5.00 to 7.00, cheese twins 11 and a half cents, young Americas 13 cents.
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Chicago
Young Americas
Burr Surrenders in Public Contract Scandal Case
Charles Burr, fugitive director of public service, surrendered in Columbus Ohio after disappearing March 12 amid indictments in a city contract scandal. He claimed work in a St Louis soap factory until two weeks ago, pleaded guilty to one charge, fined and jailed, and released on bail pending trial on bribery and related accusations.
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Scripps-McHae Press
Ausomation
Columbus
Charles Burr
Public Service
St. Louis
Burr
Sharp Opening Slump in Chicago Wheat Futures
CHICAGO June 2 Wheat futures opened sharply lower with July at 94 86 64 Ec, September at 94 4 9c, December near $1.00. Corn and oats fell as well with July at 58 3/4¢ and July oats at 41 1/2¢. September provisions rose 5c. pork 16.37 4, lard 9.07, ribs 8.82. Local receipts show 31 wheat cars, 413 corn cars, 122 oats cars.
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Chicago
Market Report on Live Stock Prices
Listings show common to medium clipped lambs priced at 5 to 50 dollars per head, good to choice clipped sheep around 4 to 5 dollars, and bucks at 100 pounds per hundredweight. Spring lambs also noted with similar ranges.
Cincinnati cattle and hog market report closes steady to higher
Cattle receipts 300 steady with butcheries extra 5.40 to 5.75 and good to choice 4.76 to 6.50. calves steady at 7.00. Hogs receipts 2,400 up 5 to 10 cents with good to choice 6.20 to 6.27. Sheep receipts 14,250 down 10 cents. extra 4.55. lambs strong, extra 7.00.
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Scripps-McRae Presa Association
Cincinnati
Hoke Smith outlines Georgia labor and franchise plans
Georgia Governor Hoke Smith used his inaugural address to call for disfranchisement through literacy tests, curb mob violence, and limit corporate influence. He urged a constitutional amendment for new franchise standards, teaching negro children manual labor, and selecting teachers by character, while pledging to enforce laws against riots.
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Scrippa-McRae Press Association
Atlanta
Hoke Smith
South
Georgia
Mayor vetoes liquor law and annexation ordinances
Mayor Charles A. Bookwalter used his veto power Saturday morning to strike down three ordinances from the prior council session. One disapproved measure aimed to give the city council control over saloon license decisions in localities. Corp oration Counsel Frederick E. Matson advised the vetoed provision was invalid. The mayor also vetoed ordinances approving annexation of territory north of Irvington and other areas including Norwood.
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Charles A. Bookwalter
Frederick E. Matson
Irvington
Norwood
Sullivan County Dry Era Closes Saloon Taverns
Special to The Sun reports Sullivan county has shuttered all saloons as the dry measure takes effect. Remonstrances and local affidavits preceded enforcement, leaving the county without active liquor outlets.
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Sullivan County
the Sun
Sullivan
Ind
Widow Logan Triggers Army Inquiry Over Tucker Affair
Washington dispatch reports Mrs. John A. Logan alleging misconduct during Lieut. Col. William E. Tucker’s service in the Philippines. Inspector General officers Galbreath and West to lead a formal inquiry, with possible Manila extension, amid a broader stance against relations with Filipino women and the harm to the service’s reputation. Tucker, born 1854 in Massachusetts, has a strong military record and is now in Chicago as paymaster. The case could proceed via standard military channels if substantiated.
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Scrippa-MecRae Press Association
Washington
John A. Logan
Inspector-General’s Department of the Army
Lieut
William E. Tucker
Philippines
Dolly” Logan
Cal. Tucker
Chicago
Department of the Jakes
Col. Galbreath
Maj. West
Inspecteor-General
Manila
Far Eastern
Army
United States
Thay
Tucker
Massachusetts
Spain
Atlanta
Secretary of War
Galbreath
West
Two Games at Beach Highlight Brighton Beach Doubleheader
At Brighton Beach on Sunday afternoon a doubleheader features the Portsmouth Browns, a leading semi pro team in Ohio, as the attraction. The club has an excellent record and aims to defeat the Reserves in both games.
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Beach
Brighton Beach
Portsmouth (O.) Browns
Ohio
Clemenceau acquitted over winegrowers revolt in France
Special to The Sun reports Premier Clemenceau cleared of responsibility for bloodshed after the winegrowers revolt in the south. The chamber of deputies backs his policy by a 120 majority in Paris on June 2.
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Paris
Clemenceau
France
Chamber of Deputies
Trusts Not Complaining After Mass Legislature Session
Boston mass June 25 trust news notes that the Massachusetts legislature ended with rushed business and savage assaults on trusts yet the big corporations are content. Merger bills block the New York New Haven and Hartford with Boston and Maine until next year, but pave the way to final merger, railroad men generally not complaining.
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New York, New Haven
Hartford
Boston and Maine
Frat Names Officers at Psi Iota Xi Meeting
The tenth annual national meeting of Psi Iota Xi sorority in Muncie Indiana concluded with a grand ball and elected new officers Grand president Lola Jackson Muncie grand vice president Mary Cain Dayton grand secretary Grace Compton Columbus Indiana grand treasurer Jessie Ragsdale Indianapolis and grand conductor Helen Sohl Columbus The organization includes 20 or more frats mainly in Indiana and Ohio The next meeting will be in Bloomington Indiana.
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Muncie
Ind
Psi Iota Xi
Middle West
Lola Jackson
Mary Cain
Dayton
Grace Compton
Columbus
Jessie Ragsdale
Indianapolis
Helen. Sohl
Indiana
Ohio
Bloomington
Roosevelt appoints two ambassadors and promotes medical director
President Roosevelt announced three appointments on June 29 through the Scripps-McRae Press Association. Philip M. Brown was named secretary of embassy at Constantinople and Peter Augustus Jay secretary of embassy at Tokio. Presley M. Rixey, now surgeon general of the army, was advanced to medical director.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Roosevelt
Philip M. Brown
Constantinople
Peter Augustus Jay
Tokio
Presley M. Rixey
Rixey
Army
Jilted man shoots two in Chicago tragedy
Cecil C. Gibson, a rejected suitor, dragged Mrs. May Holesworth from bed and shot her dead. He then shot Thomas Jones, a boarder who tried to help, wounding him in the left lung. Jones lies dying as Gibson is restrained by Jones until police arrive.
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Secripps-McRae Press Association
Chicago
May Holesworth
Cecil C. Gibson
Thomas Jones
Jones
Gibson
City Record of Births and Deaths and Permits Selections
City births listed for many residents with names and addresses, followed by deaths including Henry H Culbertson at age 36 and infants. Building permits issued to multiple owners for dwellings on Goodlet Ave Singleton and 25 W Twenty seventh St with costs listed.
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Henry H. Culbertson
Lewis Weber
Sterne
Davidson
W. Merrillst
Robert R. Gordon
Cornell Ave
O. T. Orr
Goodlet-ave
H. Steinbauer
Singleton
A Dangan
Des Telbeh
N. Sheffield-ave
Builders’ Reality Company
W. Twenty-seventh St
County Board Fixes Assessments
The county board of review on Saturday fixed assessments for Marion county corporations. Readouts list firms such as Selig Dry Goods Co., Pastime Bowling Alley, Republic Creosoting Co., Rhodes Burford Furn. Co., and Potter Mfg. Co with varied assessed values totaling 267,700 to 175,000 dollars and more.
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County Board of Review
Marion County
Bank Furniture& Star- Abc
Csss
Eee Selig Dry Goods Co
Sandeer-Becker Furn
Schecter China Co
Pastime Bowling Alley
J. M. Pawer Co
Enee Phoenix Castor Co
Eecuss Schmidt E. Co
Republic Creosoting Co
Merchants’ Bldg Co
Rhodes Burford Furn. Co
Rough Notes Co
Svesres Royal Garment ‘Co
Government Takes an Afternoon Off Indiana Picnic Fete
A jovial crowd of state workers heads to Fairview park for the annual Indiana state picnic. Senator Freemont Goodwine and Sid Conger contribute ice cream as candidates for the Republican nomination, with contests, a beauty pageant, and a quirky menu of humorous dishes and mock etiquette.
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Mont Goodwine
Sid Conger
Soldier seeks asylum in Central Insane Hospital
Frank Hull of Indianapolis, a former Philippines soldier, told Judge Walker in probate court he has become insane from exposure and wounds and urged that he be sent to the Central Insane hospital rather than returned to the Soldiers' Home at Marion. He claimed no soldier at the home wants to stay there.
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Frank Hull
Indianapolis
Philippines Islands
Walker
Probate
Central Insane Hospital
Marion
Land sharks hit as bounty warrants lose value
Washington reported that Assistant Attorney General Woodruff announced a Interior Department decision striking bounty land warrants from speculative use. Private entry warrants will only be good for a land claim with actual settlement required before full ownership, ending easy profits of 300 to 500 percent.
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Scripps-McRae Presa Association
Washington
Woodruff
Interior Department
Bouney
United States
Dwellings and stores listed in old Indianapolis ad
A long Real Estate section lists numerous North and South district dwellings, flats, stores, and factories with modern features, baths, gas, and water paid. Highlights include 19th and 20th street properties, Park and Delaware avenues, and multiple half and modern double dwellings. Prices range from 65 to 3,000 dollars, with several vacant and rental options.
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Delaware St
Old Main
Price
Vermont
Ala
New Jersey
Illinois
Park-ave
E. Drive
Woodruff Place
Central-ave
Central Ave
Modern
15Th-St
Park
Delaware
Modara Iobie Paaldeg de Deliea Saueh Bankees
Marare
State-ave
New
Delaware-st
Ashland-ave
College
Sturm-ave
Bath
Senate Ave
W. 20Th
Capitol-ave
Capitol Ave
Garfield Place
Capitol-nave
Jefferson
Garfield Ave
Adams St
Brightwood
N. Senate Ave
Southeastern-ave
Lexington-ave
S. Summit
LeGrande
EL Waah
Prospect-st
N. Capitol-ave
E. 10Th
Buckye-sts
East-st
Kinney
Madison Ave
S. Oriental
Michigan
S. W. Cor
State
Lexington- Poo
S. E. Cor
Tuxedo
Addison
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Boston
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Lizzie Smith
Belmont Ave
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Mrs. Davidson
Willista
Etta Hutton
E. Tenth St
Frederic and
Mary Robinson
Sutherland Ave
George and Celesta
Russell Ave
Southport
John and
Bertha Taylor
Shermandrive
B. C
Alice Tisens
Bellefontaine St
Albert Wise
Jennie Campbell
Charles H. Planke
Lula Wise
Worth D. Romine
Clore Davis
Pacurar Gharghe
Vita Botas
George C. Miler
Catherine McDaniels
James H. Browdues
Alice Phillips
Herbert Rice Fullenwider
Bertha V. Johnston
Frank Smith
Mary Myers
William Dodd
Lucinda White
George Hammer
Minnie A. Detrick
Fred Coeppers
Mary E. Frey
Samuel L. Wamsley
Maragie Mack
Hartzell O. Perry
Goldie F. Muse
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Levatol Wie
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Wees
Kentcky-ave
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Virginia
Deratur-st
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J. G. McUllough
E. Market-st
Washington Boulevard
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Talbott Ave
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Holbrook-st
Barain
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Capitolave
Inquire
Irvington Land Co
American Central Life Blog
Senate-ave
Sayles & Co
E. Market
Washington Heights
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Northwestern-ave
Furna Gas
City Water
C. F. Sayles & Co
Bradley-Ave
Jos
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Jos W. Selvage
E. Marketst
F. Satles & Co
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Alabama
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Penn
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J. M. McConlogue
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