Wall Street Stocks Open in Wide Decline Then Rebound
Wall Street opened with broad declines as Great Northern and Northern Pacific fell, Anaconda and Reading slipped, and United States Steel, Erie, Southern Pacific showed mixed moves. After midday a brief rally faded, ending the day 1 to 3 points below the prior close amid persistent unease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Anaconda
Reading
Smelter and Amalgamated Copper
United States Steel Common
Erie
Southern Pacific
St. Paul
London
Pennsylvania
Steel
Union Pacific
Shorts
Local securities slide hits Street Railway and Union Traction
A softer tendency in local markets developed as the local exchange triggered a downturn in several active issues. Street Railway stock closed at a new low of 112 and available at 11539, while Union Traction common finished at 32% and offered at 34. The rest of the list held steady with no sales recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Traction Common
City Grain Market Notes and Volatile Wheat Prices
Wheat steady with No 2 red at 72 cents track No 3 red 72c No 4 red not quoted No 1 rejected 69c No 2 rejected 1 track March 75c April May 75c. Oats firm No 2 white 43c through billing 43c No 3 white fraction through billing No 2 mixed 42c No 3 mixed 42c Hay firm Timothy 418.25 No 1 timothy 18.00 No 2 timothy 10.75 No 1 heavy clover mixed 417.00 Inspections wheat No 1 rejected 1 car total 1 car. Corn No 3 white 32 cars No 4 white 1 car No 3 yellow 5 No 4 yellow 6 No 2 mixed 2 No 3 mixed 11 No 4 mixed 4 no grade 12 total 90 cars. Cars No 2 white 4 No 3 white 1 No 4 white 1 No 2 mixed 12 No 3 mixed 1 Rejected 1 total 20. Hay No 2 timothy 1 No 1 heavy clover mixed 1 No 1 prairie 1 total 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy
Prairie
Market Price Report For Meat Poultry And Dairy
New York markets record pork at 18.00 18.75 a hundredweight. Lard Western steam smot at 9.10 9.20. Tallow City 63 4 c. Pressed poultry lists turkeys 12 18c, chickens 10 18c, fowls 10 15c, ducks 1 2c. Butter Creamery extra 29 3fc state dairy tubs finest 2a 2c. Frees White fancy 22c Western 140. Cheese Full cream 14% lic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Western Steam
Chicago Market Report Prompts Broad Price Deck
Chicago auction figures show cattle and hogs trading steady after receipts of 5.0 thousand cattle and 15.9 thousand hogs. Beef prices span from 4.15 to 6.90 for various grades, with feeders and canners listing 1.78 to 5.25, while sheep and lamb quotes run from 4.00 to 7.90 for native and western lots.
Cincinnati Live Stock Cattle and Hog Prices Steady
Cincinnati March 13 cattle receipts 150 steady with butcher steers extra blocks at 5.25 to 5.50 and calves extra at 8.50. Hog receipts 49 steady with good to choice from 6.95 to 7.90 and mixed packers around 6.85 to 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Scripps-McRae Preas Association
Recall SENSATION Zeiner Identifies Passehl Suspects
Jacob Zeiner, a cashier for the Indianapolis Brewing Co, testified at the county jail that Herman and Grover Passehl partly resembled the men who held him up two years ago. He said the smaller man looked very like one participant, while uncertainty remained about the second. The Passehli are under grand jury indictment for a prior hold up of Willem Sirk, a druggist, and were arrested by Detectives Kruger and Lancister after the incident near English Avenue and a Pennsylvania railroad crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Zeiner
Herman
Grover Passehl
Vine
Mr. Zeiner
Zeiner
Indianapolis Brewing Company
Einglish Ave
Fennsyvlvania
Willem Sirk
Kruger and
Lancister
Bucket shops closed under new Indiana law
E. F. Ruddick’s bucket shop in Columbus along with J. R. Thomason’s in Hope were closed yesterday. The operations halted due to a recently enacted state law banning bucket shops across Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ind
Ruddick
J. R. Thomason
Hope
Livestock Market Report From Indianapolis March 19
Indianapolis market notes show hog prices down 15 to 16 cents from yesterday with slow opening and fairly active later trading, range near 6.70 to 6.75, top at 6.80, demand outside weak. Cattle receipts light, better steers and butcher stock steady to firm, calves 25 cents lower, sheep and lambs steady, overall market quiet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Riis
St Louis Live Stock Market Report March 19
Cattle receipts 5,500 steady with beef steers 6.75, stockers and feeders 5.25, cows and heifers 2.65 to 5.25, Texas cattle 2.60 to 5.00, hogs receipts 9,500 down 0.27 to 0.70, best heavy 6.70, sheep receipts 2,000 steady natives 3.50 to 5.65, lambs 4.00 to 7.75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Texas
Pittsburg Live Stock Market Report
Pittsburg Pennsylvania March 19 cattle supply light and steady with choice at 5.71 to 6.00 prime 5.50 to 5.95. Sheep supply light and steady with prime wethers 6.00 to 6.25, good mixed 5.60 to 5.90, lambs around 6.00. Hogs receipts light and slow with prime heavy hogs 7.19, workers 7.10 to 7.15, pigs 7.00.
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Pittsburg
Chicago Produce Prices From March 19 Report
Chicago market brief lists eggs extras at 1 cent per dozen for extras, butter creameries extra, poultry prices for turkeys at 1 cent, chickens 1344 cents, ducks 1215 cents, geese 5.00 to 7.50 per dozen, cheese weighing in at twine 1434 cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Scripps-MacRae Press Association
Lextras
Fought For Mate Mrs Steiper Calls Ambulance For Drunk Husband
Mrs. William Steiper, fearing arrest, called the city dispensary when her husband, intoxicated, refused to return home. Dr. Hughes advised the drunk man to go home but he attacked his wife. Bert Marshall helped place Steiper in the ambulance and he was later jailed for drunkenness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa
Bert Marshall
Steiper
Growth of Costs in Horse Dispute Between Boerhardt and Macey
George Boerhardt bought Otis Macey a horse for 2 dollars and faced grief when Humane Officer Al Smith said the horse, valued at 25 dollars, must die. Eberhardt sued to recover 32 dollars and faced multiple venue changes through four justices of the peace, ending with Benjamin White of Broad Ripple. Accumulated costs reached 32.30 dollars with no trial yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Boerhardt
Otis Macey
al Smith
Eberhardt
Justice Office
Grant Hollingsworth
Justice of the Peace
A. R. Hutchinson
Harvey B. Stout
Macey
Safe battered in failed coal office robbery
Thieves battered the safe at the Gansberg Coal Company office on Shelby street and near the Belt railroad Monday night, but no robbery succeeded. A negro burglar was found at 865 East Nineteenth Street at 11 PM, entering by a back door and fleeing when confronted by Robert Carlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gansberg Coal Company
Shelby St
Belt Rail
Robert Carlin
Mr. Carlin
Wheat and grain prices in Chicago market report
Wheat declined with May at 76 cents and July 74 1/2. corn rose with May at 45 1/4 to 45 1/2 cents and July 49 1/2. oats gained with May at 40 1/2 and July 41 1/2. Provisions fell 5 cents. July pork priced at 15.97. lard 9.12. ribs 8.92. Local receipts show 18 wheat cars, 16 corn, 2 oats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippa-McHira Press Association
Chicago
Wasson's Easter Opening Enchants Shoppers in Full Bloom
H P Wasson & Co unveils a grand Easter display across all floors with flowers palms and foliage creating a conservatory effect. New York trained dress and millinery staff showcase latest French silks wool fabrics and hand-made undergarments as crowds flood the store for three day event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Wasson & Co
New York City
History making death of Marion county pioneer's life story
Oliver Johnson, who lived longer in Marion county than any other resident, died Tuesday at his home on Forty second street and Central avenue after nine days of peritonitis. Born November 20 1821 in Brookville Indiana he moved to the county in 1823 with his parents. He owned 40 of 160 acres bought in 1851 for about eight thousand dollars. Johnson rarely attended the old settlers meetings in later years but enjoyed recounting early days and Indian canoe sightings on Fall creek. He was a lifelong Democrat with no office held. Survived by a widow two sons Silas H and Frank P Johnson two sisters and two brothers. Burial at Ebenezer cemetery Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Johnson
Central Ave
Ebenezer
Mr. Johnson
Marion County
Brookville
Ind
State Fair Grounds
Pamelia Howland
Johnson
Fall Creek
Silas H
Frank P. Johnson
Old Farn
Hiram Haverstick
Broad Ripple
Hazekiah Ringer
Lawrence
van Buren Johnson
Charles P. Johnson
Topeka
Kas
McAbes Seen Likely Reappointed as Factory Inspector
Friends of Daniel H. McAbes expect his reappointment as chief factory inspector by Governor Hanly, despite Congress member James E. Watson's alleged pledge to appoint William Blakeley of Shelbyville. G A R and labor groups apply pressure, with a decision expected soon after the governor returns from vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel H. McAbes
William Blakeley
Shelbyville
Fairbanks Delights Irish at Chicago St Patrick Banquet
Vice President Charles W. Fairbanks wowed the Irish Fellowship Club audience at the Auditorium in Chicago. He praised Irish people, stories, and culture, spoke of home rule, and argued Irish Americans have shown capable self government in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irish Fellowship Club
Ovation Planned for Thaddeus Rich at Caleb Mills Hall
Hoosier artist Thaddeus Rich returns home and is welcomed with an ovation in Caleb Mills Hall Tuesday night. Public interest appears strong from seat sales, and Rich intends a carefully chosen program to impress his home audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thaddeus Rich
Caleb Mills
Rich
Longtime Indianapolis merchant John Budd dies after illness
John Randolph Budd a 50 year produce merchant and church leader died at his Walnut Street home after a four year illness from apoplexy. Born May 22 1830 in Burlington County New Jersey he lived in Mount Jackson Westfield and Hamilton County before settling in Indianapolis. Survived by widow and four sons William George Shimer Rush plus several grandchildren a brother Reese Budd of Burlington New Jersey and a wide circle of church and community associates. Budd served on Trinity M E official board and led Acton Park Camp Meeting as superintendent for eight years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John FR. Budd
Sisly
Walnutst
Marion County
Mount Jackson
Westfield
Hamilton County
Indianapolis
Trinity M. E
Central M. E. Church
Stenographers Change at State Statistician Office
Miss Edith Foster, temporarily employed as a stenographer, left for Knox Tuesday morning and will later go to Tallahassee to work during the legislative session. Miss Pilling, also of Knox, has taken over her duties, and was one of the stenographers at the legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Foster
State Statistician
Knox
Tallahassee
Fla
Miss Pilling
City Record of Births Deaths and Building Permits
A long list records births at various city addresses including Herman and Barbara Fellman and Julius and Mabel Fivecoats, and deaths such as James Smith and Edith Wright with ages and causes. Building permits cover numerous dwellings and additions with addresses and costs across multiple streets, naming contractors and property owners.
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Herman
Barbara Fellman
Chestnut St
Fred
Anna Hildwein
W. Downey St
J. Ll
Lorrce
James Smith
W. Sleventh-st
John Fox
Bright-st
Vesta E. Davis
Woodlawn Ave
Archie Rice
City Hospital
Charles N. Johnson, Jr
Stevens St
Edith Wright
Charles M. McClelland
W. Walnut St
la Grione
Allen Hardy
Fannie I. Munn
Gentave
John Wesley Booker
Blackfordst
Ola Lawrence
Arbor Ave
la Grippe
Limit on Hugging at Wonderland Dance Hall
Albert E. Whitehead, suing Wonderland Construction Co for 5000 dollars, claims a ticket taker Fred Shieldmyer struck him in the eye after a fond embrace with a girl at the Wonderland pavilion last August. The trial before Judge J L AltMaster began Monday. defense plans to prove Whitehead hugged in question while dancing. judge indicated favoring the defense during trial, and Whitehead moved to dismiss the suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehead
Wonderland Construction Company
J. L. AltMaster
Superior Court
Fred Shieldmyer
MizMaster
Boy of 13 Confesses Drunken Habit Before Court
Thomas Laffey admits to juvenile court that he drinks regularly, with the judge noting a weekly pattern. The boy asks to be confined to cure his habit, while authorities seek saloonkeepers’ names. Judge George W. Stubbs orders commitment to the Julia E K Work Training School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Laffey
George W. Stubbs
Stubbs
Julia EK
Loyal Legion Leader Meeting at G A R Headquarters
Col Thompson of Lafayette prominent in G A R and Loyal Legion circles visited the G A R headquarters at the statehouse on Tuesday. He is expected to be selected commander of the Indiana department of the Loyal Legion for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Thompson
Lafayette
Loyal Legion
Statehouse
Indiana Department of the Loyal Legion
President Fights for Federal Rail Oversight Debate
The president urges national supervision of railroads as states push bills, arguing federal action could spare railroads costly lobbying and conflicting laws. Rail magnates fear state measures and seek quicker federal statutes, with conferences at the White House and more to come. The outlook is grim nationwide, with the president seen as the sole potential savior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles S. Mellen
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
White House
Interstate Commerce Commission
Congress
Washington
May Hurt Railroad Bonds Policy Shift In Washington
Washington says the administration contemplates a major change in its financial policy that could remove railroad bonds from gilt edged status. The move would contrast with ex Secretary Shaw and possibly alter the handling of public deposits and circulation. Cortelyou, as treasury head, weighs the acceptable securities, while no final decision is announced yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaw
J. P. Morgan
Atlantic
Roosevelt
Railroaad
Cortelyou
Indiana tests new Hungarian quail for restocking
The Indiana Fish and Game Commission will trial Hungarian quail to bolster restocking. Earle received three pairs from Ulm Germany via Julian Mohr, noting the birds are larger than Indiana quail, more prolific, hardy, and cold tolerant. About 160 dozen American quail have been released with good results. further Hungarian stock is being tried due to failures of southern and eastern quail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RE. E. Earle
Julian Mohr
Ulm
Germany
Marle
Hungary
Thirteen Shortridge Entrants for YMCA Meet
Thirteen Shortridge athletes will enter the YMCA meet Friday night at Tomlinson Hall. Events include high jump by Scott Morrison, shot put by Gavin Miller, 44 yard dash by Henderson Hendricks, half mile by Jeffries Dick Bosson, one mile by Clayborn, 30 yard dash by Lucien Segar Elmes. Physical Director Jones praises both high school and college entries and is preparing handicaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shortridge
Tomlinson Hall
Scott
Morrison
Gavin
Miller
Henderson
Hendricks
Jeffries
Dick Bosson
Clayborn
Lucien Segar
Elmes
Jones
Journal Preparation Begins for Senate Proceedings Volume
Charles Lane as assistant secretary starts work Tuesday to prepare the senate journal for publication. The volume records all season proceedings and, when printed, reaches about 2,000 pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lane
Senate
Commander III E R Brown Stricken By Severe Grip
Commander III E R Brown, state commander of the G A R, is confined to his home in Monticello Indiana with a severe case of grip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Brown
Monticello, Ind
Riddell Lectures Open With Question Box At Tomlinson Hall
Christian Endeavor Union resumes Riddell lectures in Tomlinson hall with a lively question box. Audience heard about new thought, Dowie, Thaw, heredity, auto suggestion, and the path from Adam to Christ. The speaker outlined regeneration as recognizing sin and the need for spiritual change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riddell
Christian Endeavor Union
Tomlinson Hall
New Thought Movement
John Alexander Dowie
Mary Baker Eddy
Dr. Quinby
Initiation Steps in a Religious Lecture Series
The text outlines four steps of repentance belief baptism and water washing away sin, followed by recognizing and receiving the Holy Spirit to retain divine life. Tuesday discusses The World's Redemption and Wednesday covers Love's Paradises Regained in the context of marriage, ending with a wedding in high life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Jesus Christ
Label totals reveal vast Budweiser print run of 1906
A 1906 report shows Anheuser-Busch bought 544 980 000 Budweiser labels from United States Printing Co. weighing 634 783 pounds. End-to-end the labels would span about 22.91 miles, or around the globe 25 935.71 miles, stacked would tower 23 66 00 miles high, printing with multi color runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anheuser-Busch Brewing Association
United States Printing Co
Cincinnati
Ohio
United States Printing Company
Anheuser- Busch Brewing Association
Globe
Rome
New York
Chicago
Anheuser-Busch
Anheuer-Busch Brewing Association
Censuring Row Erupts as Council Debates Portteus Resolution
Indianapolis city council clashes over a lengthy Portteus resolution attacking Gov. Hanly and the Indianapolis News while opposing a park funding bill. The measure is tabled and later struck, and Portteus’s Ellemberger woods ordinance dies. A heated adjournment follows amid partisan animosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cil
J. Frank Hanly
Indianapolis News
Back to the Hills as Napier Daughter Reunites
Rosa Napier is returned home to the Kentucky mountain area after a case in Marion county jail ends in a suspended sentence for Jeff Smith. Smith, accused of breaking in to abduct her, is fined one dollar and costs and released with promise to wait for the girl’s return. The couple’s plans hinge on Smith obtaining a divorce from his current wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Mountain
Cumberlands
Rosa Napier
Jeff Smith
Snentucky Mountain
Sam Napier
Chit Kealing
Smith
Gosh
Marion County
Kentucky
Incorporations Filed for Four Indiana Companies
Articles of incorporation filed with the secretary of state list four new firms. The Lake Canning Company of Like shows capital stock 34 000 with directors John C. Hanes John C. Jolly Michael Tremper Leonidas H. McCoy Scintyler C Ferguson George L. Parks and N. E. Palmer. The Shelby Wood Working Company of Shelbyville has capital stock 5 900 with directors John J. Riser A J Clark Berry Brynon and J T Inman. The Manufacturers' Club of Terre Haute shows capital stock 10 000 with directors H C Brox W Lily L Pettyjohn I W Richardson L R Whitney and D C Worsham. The Sailors' Packing Company of Kak9 mo has capital stock 15 900 with directors Hamilton M Sailors Homer P Sailors and Walter J Dixor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of State
Lake Canning Company
John C. Hanes
John C. Jolly
Michael Tremper
Leonidas H. McCoy
Scintyler Co. Ferguson
George L. Parks
N. E. Palmer
Shelby Wood Working Company
Shelbyville
Capital
John J. Riser
A. J. Clark
Erry Brynon
J. T. Inman
Manufacturers’ Club
Terre Haute
Capital Stock
H. C. Brox
W. ©. Lily
L. Pettyjohn
I. W. Richardson
D. C. Worsham
Sailors’ Packing Company
Hamilton M. Sailors
Homer P. Sailors
Walter J. Dixor
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Wall-St
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Local Securities
Scripps-McRae Press. Association
Passehl
Scrippa-MacRae Press Association
etippe-Mellae Press
EN Husband Home
William Steiper
City
Gansberg Office
Tempt
Chicago Grain
Wasson
Hanly
James E. Watson
A. R. and
McAbeec
Son
Erin
Mr. Fairbanks
Charles W. Fairbanks
St. Patrick's
Killarney
Kathleen Mavyourneen
Fairbanks
Ireland
America
John R. Budd
Walter B. Goff
Myrtle M. Jolly
B. A. Houses
May Belle Hemphill
Charles Jackson
Laura Williams
Calogero Smecca
Agnes Filep
August Lambert
Elizabeth I. Wetzel
Ithamer J. Hoosier
Mamie V. Clark
Fred Sebst
W. Northst
N. E. Herold
Prospect-st
J. H. Amt
Shelby-st
William Wilson
Indiana-ave
Glenn
W. Kohler
Hamilton-ave
M. C. Bird
Filmira
W. P. Lambert
Vermont
Dowling
Elizabeth Mayer
Orangest
A. G. Campfield
Parkave
Twenty-third
J. H. Norman
Warman-ave
Big Four
H. C. Drake
Dean-ave
Shelby
E. A. Wood
Bismarck
Margaret C. Abrams
Warman and
Jackson
Kate E. Haas
Sutherland
Sam A. Walker
Gray
G. E. Thomas
Roosevelt -Ave
Hayes-st
A. B. Wood
Division-st
WF. Redding
Blaine Ave
Ray
Northwestern-ave
A. A. Myers
Roache-st
Dean-st
W. C. Myers
Highland Place
Talbott Ave
J. Gardner
W. Washington St
Warman Ave
Rodebaugh
Garfield Ave
J. Roth
Martha and Sheffieldaves
A. R. Crail
Bellefontainest
Albert E. Whitehead
The
Indiana Fish and Game Commis
Sion
Dowie
Harry Thaw
Adam
Christ
Mr. Portreus
Coun
Theodore Portteus
Ninth Ward
Jacob Hilkene
Harry Royse
Hilkene
Frederick W. Eppert
Portteus
Ellemberger Woods Park
Albert E. Uhl
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