Hogs Sell At Market Highs In Active Indianapolis Run
Indianapolis market reports a 1,500 hogs and 550 cattle receipts with buyers active and prices around 10.10 to 10.35 for hogs. Cattle demand strong for female butcher grades and steers under top kinds, with feeders steady and calves unchanged. Sheep arrivals light with steady prices. regional totals show mixed gains and declines versus prior weeks.
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Indianapolis
OSS Mls
MS Ce
East Buffalo
XN. Y
Pittsburg
Wall Street opening shows mixed prices and gains
New York March 7 prices opened mixed as some stocks fell while others advanced with demand above Saturday's close. After initial losses Union Pacific recovered and within the first fifteen minutes most actively traded issues rose, marking the strongest gains since early February.
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New York
Union Pacific
New York curb market tainted by mixed commodity quotes
New York curb market reports list mixed prices for Standard Oil at 623 640, American Tobacco 427 430, Butte Coalition 26 27, Tramp 512 633, Nevada Cons 28% 28%, Reston Cons 20% 20%, and several others including Goldfield and British Columbia issues. Market notes show fluctuating bids with numerous percent figures and stock-like quotes across various companies and commodities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lically Standard Oil
American Tobacco
Butte Coalition
Tramp
Fily
Nevada
Reston
Rawhide
Chino
Greene Cananea
Nipissing
Giroux
Kerr Lake
Goldfield
Gila
British Columbia
United
Great Hits At Murat Theater Next Week
Murat theater announces Mabel Hite in A Certain Party and Wilton Lackaye in The Battle for next week. The attractions have drawn tremendous hits in the east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murat Theater
Mabel Hite
Wilton Lackaye
Next Wek
East
Expert Tells of Probe at Ensley Trial
The defense in Oliver P. Ensley’s embezzlement trial claims the discrepancy in the settlement stems from lawful fees. Accountant C. B. Lockhart testified that all funds received by the county auditor were receipted, that sequestered property fees varied, and that Ensley settled for the full charges during his four years. The case hinges on whether sequestered property fees were due before delinquency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver P. Ensley
C. B. Locknart
Martin M. Hugg
Ensley
Locshart
Lockhart
ASK TAGGART: Casino Gambling Record At French Lick
The ongoing case features Taggart on the stand discussing casino leases and gambling charges. The state claims hotel ownership knew of gambling, while the defense argues leases were forfeited when facts emerged. Witness testimony includes Ballard, Brown, Colglasure, and Miller relations.
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Taggart
Buskirk
Alr
al Brown
Brown
Ed Ballard
Ballard
Robert Colglasure
Robert Colglasyre
Thomas ‘Taggart
R. Harry Miller
French Lick
Hanly
Mr. Miller
Max Fisher
Attorney-General
Max Fishter
W. H. Thompson
Fisher
Tenda
Aggart
Strikes Spread as Philadelphia Riots Erupt
The Central Labor Union reports 30 000 or fewer on strike with United Hebrew Trades and German trades totaling 16 000 and 9 200 respectively. Rioting and shutdowns hit Kensington and transit cars were halted as clashes with police injured three, including Bessie Weiner. Transit workers at Rapids plant threaten and several unions report widespread walkouts and halted power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Safety Clay
United Hebrew Trades
Central Labor Union
Central Union
Kensington Labor Lyceum
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company
John E. Reyburn
Kensington
Bessie Weiner
Robert Costello
Lemuel Ellergsworth
Freman
Healy
Charles L. Leps
United Building Trades
National News Association
Central Labor
Committee of Ten
Granite Cutters’ Union
Thomas McGuire
Nineteenth Street
Huntington Park
Charles O' McNanny
McNanny
Rapids Transit Company
Second and
Wyoming Avenue
Firemen and Police Save Cat Fails. Cat Is Shot
Chicago March 7 Evanston fire and police reserve crews spent an hour trying to rescue a starving cat on a sloping roof at 1640 Sheridan road. The cat eluded ladders and trees, then two policemen fired six shots, killing it after it fled to a maple tree. Sympathetic locals urged action during the dawn operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Evanston
F. S. Martin
Kitty
Republicans Favor Cox in Democratic Third Race
In Paoli Indiana on March 7 Republicans in Orange county back W E Cox Democrat for congress, viewing him as a capable public servant despite Cox’s party. They foresee a strong primary against George Voight with Cox favored by party machinery though Voight strengthens in Floyd Clark and Jefferson counties. The county seeks a unifying candidate for the senatorial district with Norman Freeman and Senator Pearson debated. Orange may supply a strong statewide contender to counter Lawrence and Martin counties in the joint district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paoli
Ind
Orange County
W. E. Cox
Congress
Cox
Jasper
George Voight
Jeffersonville
George Hester
New Albany
Mr. Cox
Dubois County
Democraat
Floyd County
Hester
Congressman Cox
Voight
Floyd
Clark
Jefferson
Orange
Governor Marshall
Madison
Zenor
Martin
Lawrence
Pearson
Bedford
Norman Freeman
Norination
Freeman
Lawrence County
Beveridge
Will ‘Talbott
Mr. Talbott
Metal Quotations Show Easier Tone in New York Exchange
New York March 7 metal market softened with slower copper for prompt deliveries to June and slight declines in spelter. Copper spot to May ranged 13.05 to 13.25, tin traded at 52.6, lead from 4.55 to 4.65, with other items showing modest movement amid the day’s activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Metal Exchange
Eltec
Toledo Grain Closing Prices Report
Toledo March 7 closing prices show Wheat at 1.165 for May 1.317 for July and Corn at 0.650 for May 0.?? for July. Cloverseed cash at 7.55. Market notes reflect May and July futures with tied values as listed.
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Toledo
Robbers Fail to Catch C Taggart
Three highwaymen tried to rob Carl Taggart at 302144 W Washington St at 9 Sunday night. A blow with a black jack left Taggart briefly injured as he fled. A separate report said a woman on 1521 W Washington St was nearly robbed before police arrived. Samuel Rubl reported $28 robbed on Walcott St near Washington St. suspect description vague.
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Carl Taggart
Washington Street
West
Washington Streets
Taggart
W. Washington Street
Samuel Rubl
N. Walcott Street
Walcott Street
City Record Births and Deaths in Local Listings
A compiled city record lists numerous birth notices across households like Charles and Margaret Vanstone at 2151 Northwestern Ave and Jacob and Emelia Dresendorfer at 1047 8S New Jersey St. It also includes patient memorials and health notices such as Frank Smith with a fatal gunshot self-harm, and several TB and heart disease cases from local hospitals, alongside assorted property transactions and civic notices.
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Charles
Margaret Vanstone
Northwestern Ave
Charles and
Rose Redding
Chestnut St
Edward and
Eva Hasseld
New York St
Jacob and
Emelia Dresendorfer
New Jersey St
William and
Effie Knaight
W. Twenty-third St
Conrad
Lutie Berger
Jefferson Ave
David and
Irma Badgley
Washington St
Jee
Carrie Looney
Rural
Frank
Anna Sansone
S. Baet St
Bred
Lilian Webber
Kelley
Minnie Woodson
Walcott St
Ore
Martha Sellera
Eighteenth St
Anna Harvey
Adelaide Oy Janes
Dorothy Collins
Cruft St
Walter
Emma Johnson
Hoyt Ave
Bor
Alice Smith
Buchanan Oy
Louis
Martha McIntyre
Michigan St
Reno
Jane Kimbrell
Fitch Sanitarium
M. Berton
Della Kellar
Graceland Ave
Albert
Susan Lawrence
Warmen Ave
Irl
Flerschell and
Ethy West
Paria Ave
Earl and
Flora Kepper
Valley Ave
Winfield
Mary Pounds
E. Morris St
Minnie Wiles
N. Harding
Eels
Mary Royse
Olive St
Herman
Anna Ruffi
N. Tremont Ave
John and
Jessica Shanley
Hat pin harpoons conductor in-ear in Springfield Mass
Conductor Albert Putnam of the Plainfield street trolley line was pierced in the ear by a 13 inch harpoon fashioned as a hatpin when a woman passenger signaling a street acquaintance turned her head. Passengers stopped the bleeding and a physician cauterized the wound.
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Albert Putnam
Plainfield Street
Dying Man Pleads Cats Be Fed in Eureka Hermit Stay
George Snyder, 95 years old and St Louis County's oldest resident, staggered a mile to ask a neighbor to feed his two cats as he lay dying in his Eureka area shack. He whispered feed my cats and the neighbor promised to care for them as long as they lived, after Snyder died.
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ST. Louis
George Snyder
Snyder
St. Louis County
Eureka
Death by own action at Kenwood Avenue Philips
Harry E. Philips aged 34 was found dead in a chair at 24 Kenwood avenue on Saturday afternoon. An autopsy by Coroner Blackwell reported death due to bichlorate of mercury, indicating suicide. His wife stated he never threatened to take his life and the coroner will continue investigation to determine motive amid recent business failures and possible despondency.
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Harry E. Philips
Kenwood Avenue
Blackwell
Philips
Frenzel Made Treasurer Of Hotel Company
At a Saturday stockholders meeting of the Indiana Hotel company Otto N. Frenzel was elected treasurer succeeding M. B. Wilson who resigned for other business interests. Wilson also stepped down as a director. H. W. Lawrence was re elected president for the tenth time and manages the Claypool hotel. Directors A A Barnes L G Deschler F M Fauvre H B Hibben L L Huesmann Albert Lieber J C Schaf and O N Frenzel were reelected with Hibben as first vice president and Huesmann as second vice president.
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Indiana Hotel Company
Otto N. Frenzel
Frenzel
M. B. Wilson
Wilson
H. W. Lawrence
Claypool
A. A. Barnes
L. G. Deschler
F. M. Fauvre
H. B. Hibpen
L. €. Huesmann
Albert Lieber
J. C. Schaf
O. N. Frenzel
Mr. Hibben
Mr. Huesmann
Chicago grain market pivots as bears press May prices
Wheat futures turned lower with May and July slipping about 39 cents amid selling pressure. July traded around 1.03 and 1.03 3/4, corn fell to 64 1/2 to 63 3/4 cents, oats slipped to 44 1/2 to 45 cents. Hog products rose sharply with 10 to 12 cents gains in hog futures. Opening quotes: wheat 1.12 1/2 to 1.12 5/8, corn 62 to 62 1/4, oats 44 to 44 1/4, pork 24.97 to 24.94, lard 13.47 1/4, ribs 12.90.
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Chicago
Indiana Clearings Report Metropolis Balance Figures
Indianapolis financial brief records clearings totaling 31,039,368 with 3,258,567 in balances and mechanical figures listed for March 8, 1908, noting a balance of 224,043 in the local vase system.
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Indianapolis
Taft plot 10 vex Beveridge ends in broil
A political clash over Beveridge nominations unfolds as Watson and Hemenway clash with Hitchcock and the president. A disputed letter, claimed as presidential official communication, is withheld over who controls it. Senators and congressmen are urged to intervene, but the senate committee declines to act on the letter.
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Taft
Beveridge
Broil
Hitchcock
Watson
Hemenway
Warwick
Indiana
Hemenwar
Hemenny
Senate
Eddy Brown Comes Home in the Fall
Indianapolis violinist Eddy Brown, touring Europe, plans a return visit to America next fall. He is currently in St. Petersburg for an indefinite stay after successful European concerts that critics praise. A London benefit concert raised about 10 000 dollars for Paris flood victims.
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Eddy Brown
Indianapolis
Europe
America
St. Petersburg
Russia
Palace Theater
London
Paris
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Wall Street
U.S. Bonds
ALC
A. W. Thomson Co
Wive
Ask
Panama
District of Columbia
Defense
Castoria
Gat
Lige Gox
Veight
C. Taggart
Frank ©. Smith
Buchanan St
Tiepry Russe
Deaconess
Catherine Nunemaker
S. Oriental St
John Murre
Fannie Ducan
Lafayette St
George M. Long
Central Insane Hospital
Josephine N. Hallis
E. Market St
Alan D. Springsteen
Meridian St
Felagie Krajewski
William Job
Anna Berry
Perry N. Thomas
Mary- Lucas
William S. Henderson
Hallie Couchman
John &. Martin
Elizabeth Hunt
Elmer Harden
Cora E. Walliams
Charles G. Butler
Lillah Lever
George Baxter
Lena Jackson
Charles Richey
Jessie M. Jenkens
Edwin A. Behing
Francis Sage
Harry Williams
Reba (. Reynolds
Raymond J. Evans
Bertha Stepher
Fairy Leland
Rosa Sherman
Louis Max
Ethel Goldstein
Lillian M. Piper
J. C. Syder
Tenth
Ewing
J. W. Moore
W. Waslington
Se TY. A. Wagner
E. Tenth
A. B. Prevett
Ray
Thos. Gallager
Otto Borchert
Laurel
LSO
George Mumford
F. A. Camch
Steward
W. H. Johnson
Maxwell
Minn
Elder
Vermont
Charles Heaton
Gray
M. S. Huey
Meridian
Ramuel Perkins
Williams N. Harding
Washington
Mayland
Capitol
Bertha O'Connell
Barry
Albert Minger
West Tenth
BE. R. Risk
Lexington
Nobby
Imperial Suifitting Co. S. Ave
Baltimore
Philadelphia
C. & O. Limited
Cincinnati
West Philadelphia
F. F. W. Limited
Virginia Mountains
Chesapeake & Ohio
Union Station
City Ticket
Washington and
Meridian Streets
H. R. Daly
Hea
H. J. Rhein General Passenger
Vonnegut
Hardware Company
Wulschner
Stewart
Sesth Penneyiventa
Springfield
Mass
Putnam's
Otto Frenzel
Mareh
Jackson & Jackson
Wire
Beaver
Chambers- Ferland _ st
Temiskaming
Express
Writing
Blood Bar Co
Atlanta
Weber Drug CO
R. B. Kramer
Kramer
Reading-Standard and Wagner Motorcycle Headquarters
Ges Detch
BRS
Wagner
Massachusetts Avenue
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