Wall Street Stocks General Advances At Open
New York March stock market opened with broad gains as Missouri Pacific, B O He Pennsylvania, Northern Pacific and Colorado Fuel rose. Amalgamated and Union Pacific advanced, Reading and others climbed, then market drifted, turning nervous with dull, desultory buying and late-day minor recoveries.
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New York
Missouri Pacific
Pennsylvania
Northern Pacific
Colorado
Southern Pacific
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Steel
Union Pacific
Reading
Nerous
Pork and dairy prices at New York market plus Cincinnati cattle results
Scrippin McRae press dispatch notes New York spot prices for pork lard tallow butter and cheese with ranges and state dairy tubs. Cincinnati market reports cattle receipts at 229 with steers up to 5.35 and calves to 9.00 while hog receipts at 1.9 show price bands from 7.06 to 7.10 with mixed packers around 7.00.
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Scrippin-McRae Press Association
New York
Pork—Mess
Western Steam
Ohdale
Chicago March 2 Live Stock Market Report
Cattle receipts total about 19 000 with prices mixed and steady. Prime cattle and stockers show varying bids and ranges. Hogs receipts around 30 000 with light to heavy weights trading unevenly. Sheep receipts near 6 000 with prices steady to lower. native and western lambs priced up to 17.00.
Grain Prices and Carrying Charges Ledger
A scanned commodity price list details wheat corn oats rye and hay grades with numerical bids, car counts, and billing notes. Entries cover No 2 red wheat through No 4 white corn and hay timothy and clover, including mixed grades and total car counts with through billing annotations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Oats
Timothy
Witnesses Testify in the Leslie Trial at Chicago
In Chicago Judge Bail's court the trial of Leonard Leonard and Howard Nicholas continues with testimony from Mrs Leslie's parents and others. Witness William Crozier, palace hotel salesman, recalled knowing Mrs Leslie since August 1900 and her jewelry on Oct 17, while details of the room, gas odor, and discovery of her body are described amid emotional testimony from the actress's mother.
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Scrippa-McRae Press Association
Chicago
Mareh W
Argaret
Jessie
Indianapolis
The
Palace Hotel
Bail
Leonard Leonard
Howard
Nicholas
Martin Woody
Leslie
George Nicholas
Live Stock Market Report From Indianapolis
Indianapolis stock market notes for March 20 show hogs sought with prices 6.80 high and 30 to 75 cents above yesterday, moderate demand, active trade, cattle steady with strong demand for first grade stock, dull for common and medium, and sheep steady with better grades moving smoothly though thin lots slow.
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Indianapolis
Local Securities Trade Stagnant As Market Slips
Local linen traction common shows weak demand with the bid dropping on the call of the local stock exchange. The issue stands at 32, the lowest since last fall. Vaneulia Coal preferred declines while the common holds. Bond demand remains strong with several offers for renn bonds but no transactions occur.
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Stock Exchange
Jowest
Vaneulia
Chicago Grain Declines and Rises in Mixed Trade
Chicago grain markets show oats and corn edging higher while wheat slips early then recovers. May and July contracts feature scattered gains. Provisions market totals for pork and lard are reported alongside local receipts of wheat, corn, and oats.
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Chicago
Ofarch
Jennie C Benazier Co opens Indianapolis branch at Hotel English
Jennie C Benezier & Co a Louisville caterer opens a new Indianapolis branch in the Hotel English building at Monument Place. The shop features elaborate candy and cake displays, Easter novelties, and a complete bakery with delivery wagons. The firm promises full catering for events, handling all preparation and service.
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Louisville
Indianapolis
Wedusday
Monument Place
Dresses for Easter at Ayres Store Reveals Fashion Art
A Ayres store tour through its fashion departments showcases Easter gowns and lingerie waists with heavy lace trims, satin and silk fabrics, and intricate hand embroidery. Paris gowns on wax figures highlight trends like princess tailor-made lines, linen crochet trimmings, saxonia lace, and mushroom shaped hats. The children’s dress department claims to be the largest in the state, while Oriental rugs from Constantinople are added to the lineup. The store’s artful display features a fireproof paper flower decor theme.
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Jace
Ayres
Constantinople Me
St Louis Livestock Receipts Report March 20
In St Louis Missouri on March 20 the cattle market shows receipts of steady to slightly weak. Beef steers and feeders range around 8.50 to 75.2 per hundred weight, heifers about 2.45 to 5.5, Texas steers noted. Hogs Receipts show figures around 6.10 to 6.46 per weight with packers paying 6.45 to 6.70 for best hogs. Sheep receipts steady at 3.25 to 5.25 for natives and 4.00 to 7.85 for lambs.
Mystery surrounds Prescott murder case in Evansville
Evansville police search the Ohio river banks for Guy Prescott, last seen near the Rand Furniture store where clerk Josie Gray was beaten and robbed. Gray lies in St Mary’s Hospital unable to recount events while detectives press for clues and possible motives.
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Josie Gray
Rand Furniture Company
St. Mary's Hospital
Ohio
Guy Prescott
Prescott
Western Construction lands Indianapolis street resurfacing contract
Western Construction won the bid Wednesday to resurface Indianapolis streets for the coming year at 68 cents per square yard, the lowest bid. The Board of Public Works approved the contract and will use Bermudes pitch lake asphalt. If holes are too deep, the street commissioner will handle hole preparation. last year Marion County Construction held the contract at about 0 cents per square yard.
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Indianapolis
Marion County Construction Company
City Record for a Day listings of births and dwellings
A dated city record lists births for several families with addresses and notes, followed by a long sequence of real estate transactions and remodels. Names include Charles and Luta Goins, Isadore and Leia Solomon, Glen and Zena Tang, and Mrs. Johannah Casey among others. Property actions feature multiple dwellings, additions, remodels, and dollars values across various streets and neighborhoods. The list also notes medical items for a few individuals such as impaction of the bowel and mitral insufficiency with hospital references.
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Charles
Luta Goins
J. A
Mary Adams
W. Washington
Isadore
Leia Solomon
N. Stinois
Delda Young
Glen and
Zena Tang
Minkner-st
Johannah Casey
Georgia-st
Mary A. Kirch
Alfree Ave
Elien Scott
Cushing-st
Elizabeth Yeager
Ogden-st
Tagrippe
Elliott R. Nelson
St. Vincent's Hospital
Catharine Carter
Naomist
Dorothy Smith
Senate
Robert Moseler
City Hospital
City events and notices from Friday activities in Indianapolis
In the city a card party will be hosted by Mrs. Cobler at 109 E Twenty third St Friday afternoon. Rev H C Clippinger and Edwin Ray M E church will preach Wednesday night at Roberts Park church. G A R Auxiliary No 128 meeting moved from March 21 to 28. Due to J R Ryans death the Ann Arbor Bible class will meet Thursday at 315 E Tenth St. Iota Society club card party at Bellefontaine hall Friday afternoon. Ladies Aid society Edwin Ray M E church social Wednesday night at 1319 Barbage. Ben Tzur lodge entertainment at Piersons hall Wednesday night. Marion and county W C T U Department of Superintendents all day meeting at Broad Ripple Christian church Wednesday. Judge William L Wood to speak to Young men at Bible Investigation club WMC at YMCA Wednesday night as Indianapolis Social Institute holds monthly social at 21 E Christ. Funeral of Mrs Vesta Davis held at Edwin Ray M E church conducted by Rev H C Clippinger.
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Ladies Aid Society of the
Edwin Ray M. BE. Ehurch
Marion
W. ¢. T. UL. Department of Superintendents
Broad Ripple Christian Church
William L. Wood
Bible Investigation Club
Young Men's Christian Association
Vesta Davis
Edwin Ray M
H. C. Clippinger
Pittsburg Live Stock Market Report
Pittsburg Pa March 20 Cattle steady Choice five seventy to six dollars supply normal Sheep supply light steady Prime wethers one to six twenty four good mixed five ninety lambs four to eight twenty five Hogs receipts light or higher Prime heavy seven ten to seven fifteen workers seven ten to seven fifteen Pigs seven dollars.
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Pittsbourg
Nghe
East Buffalo Live Stock Prices Report
East Buffalo March 21 cattle receipts ease. Veals and calves fetch 5.28 to 9.00 dollars, sheep receipts around 5,000 with lambs at 5 to 8.90, yearlings 6.75 to 7, heavy wethers and ewes near 5.40 to 0.02, mixed sheep 9.59. Hogs receipts 24 cases, prices 7.00 to 7.10 for mixed lots.
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East Buffalo
Lower York
Market Prices for Grains and Forage Items
Listing of corn oats and hay prices with figures for shelled oats and sheaf oats, straw, miller charges, and prices for Timothy clover mixed hay in various units and price ranges. Includes multiple entries and numerical values across commodities.
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Miller
Hay
Timothy
Clover
Remnant Grocery Prices in Fragmented Ad Text
Corrected pricing list shows sugar cured hams and bacon varieties with weights and percentages, alongside boiled and smoked ham options. It includes fresh pork loins and shoulders, tenderloins, beef carcass, veal carcass, mutton, and lambs with unit prices amid typographical errors.
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Kingan & Co
Chicago Produce Prices Reported in March Market
Chicago market notes show assorted produce prices with eggs at 18 cents extra, butter creamery extra at 29 cents, poultry items including turkeys at 2 cents, chickens 1 cent, ducks 18 cents, geese at 7 50 cents, and cheese Twins at 144 cents per unit, reflecting daily variation.
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Chicago
Scripox-McRae Press Association
Isc
INCORPORATIONS FILED WITH SECRETARY OF STATE
Articles of incorporation filed Wednesday list several firms including Price Clothing Company at Alatica with capital stock of 11000 and incorporators Archie Price Jeannette Price and Ka F Shildmyer plus others. Baltimore Clothing House at Laflyette shows capital stock 31000 with incorporators Levi Oppenheimer Julian Oppenheimer Jacob Oppenheimer Hachel Oppenheimer Bernard J Bruns and Burns W Tobias.
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Secretary of State
Island Club
Hammond
S. O. Knudsen
BF. ¢. Desing
BE. P. Deng
WS. Branum
J. G. Ibach
Baltimore Clothing House
Laflyette
Capital
Levi Oppenheimer
Julian Oppenheimer
Jacob Oppenheimer
Hachel Oppenheimer
Bernard J. Bruns
Burns W. Tobias
Fear of strike quickly allayed by union official
Trouble with Harriman lines not imminent, says Mrs. George F Dunn wife of the union president. A conference of executive heads in Lorain produced assurance no ultimatum to Harriman and associates had been issued. President Dunn in Michigan reported center of shipbuilders strike with 1800 out, and Galvin telephoned Mrs Dunn to ease worry.
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George F. Dunn
Geo. F. Dunn
International Boilermakers and Iron Shipbuilders’ Union
Lorain
Dunn
Michigan
H. Harriman and Associates
Boilermakers' Union
Boilermakers' and Shipbuilders’ Union
Kansas City
George I. Dunn
Provident
Indianapolis
J. J. Galvin
Galvin
Grain dealers move to new Board of Trade building
Business among grain dealers continues in the old Board of Trade as moves begin. Twenty one firms will relocate to the new Meridian and Olosts complex, occupying sixth floor spaces with Finch and McComb and John L. Green on the seventh. The Board of Trade chamber and secretary Jacob Smith’s office will be on the seventh with the governors room. The eighth floor will host the chamber in double height.
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Board of Trade
Finch and McComb
John L. Green Company
Alarg
Board of Trade Chamber
Jacob Smith
Bassett Grain Company
Bert .A. Boyd
White-Howard Grain Company
Indianapolis Grain Company
W. J. Riley & Co
Cleveland Grain Company
John F. Gray & Co
BB. Miner
Cooper & Oddy
Star Elevator Company
Ryan & House
Ph. A. White
H. K. Kinney & Co
Indianapoli S Elevator Company
Light sentences for students in brass sign incident
Astrick and Cunningham, students from prominent St. Louis families, were arrested after trying to take brass signs from the Claypool hotel and from Ye Ark saloon. Larceny charge dismissed. fines of 10 and costs for concealed weapons and for malicious destruction of property. Police noted signs of drinking but not intoxication. both claimed wine influenced actions. One attended the Technical Institute, the other visiting.
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Technical Institute
St. Louis
Debating Team Wins North Side School Showdown
In a Wednesday auditorium debate at Shortridge, a team led by Melville Sehn Robert Armstrong and Paul Lensen defeated Ralph Edenharter Clifford Browder and Scott Brewer by 2 to 1. The group represents the North side school in upcoming interschool debates. The topic opposed subsidizing US merchant marine subsidies. Judges were Rev S C Wicks Demarenus C Brown and Charis W Moores. Earl Holt and Philip Redwine provided a cornet duet.
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Melville Sehn
Robert Armstrong
Paul Lbensen
Ralph Edenharter
Clifford Browder
Scott Brewer
Shortridge
Northside
United States
Congress
Rev. S. C. Wicks
Demarenus C. Brown
Charis W. Moores
Earl Holt
Phitip Redwine
Flood Devastation Presses California Towns
San Jose, Stockton, Chico, Oroville report worsening flood damage. Rail bridges washed out halting traffic for weeks. Oroville damage estimated at 609000 with six feet of water in town businesses. Twenty Chinese drowned in China town. In Chico twenty plus rescued to rooftops. a rescue boat capsized drowning several, including Mrs. J. R. Hogue and two children. Stockton reports receding water, three to four feet in the business district.
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Crovodile
San Jose
Oroville
Chinatown
Chico
J. R. Hogue
J. E. Dallis
Legallay
Stella Legallay
Stockton
Notice of Public Works Bid for City Sanitation Contract
The Board of Public Works of Indianapolis Indiana invites sealed proposals for tying, coercion removal and disposal at flushes and sweepings in Indianapolis for a five year period from May 26, 1907. Bids due March 2 at 10 am with certified checks of 5400.00. the board may reject any or all bids.
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Department OF Public Works
Ron
Neo
Indianapolis
Tne
Masceh
Notich VO Contractors
Board of Public Werke
Indiana
Court House
Ioshes Atal
Byedlisnipolis
Tiediana
Board of Public Works
Ity of Indianane
Incapols
Aranapolis
Board of Public
Joseph T. Eliot
Preston. Trusser
Fred J. Mack
Ae Iluve
Attorney Hired to Prosecute in Gill Killing Case
Clifford C. Realing has been employed by Gill's friends to aid the prosecution in the trial of Fred Schwomeyer and associates. Henry Spaan is likely to defend Schwomeyer.
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Clifford C. Realing
William Gill
Fred Schwomeyer
Schwomeyer
Johnson
Young man found dead in wedroom likely suffocation
Chicago report says Calhoun Mason a well known North side society figure and great grandson of a former mayor was found dead in a wed room on the eve ofhis planned wedding day. Officials indicate asphyxiation, noting a gag left partly open. His mother Mrs Mason discovered the body.
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Chicago
Calhoun Mason
Taken Back To Jail In Malpractice Case
Dr Samuel Longanecker released on five thousand dollar bond for malpractice against Mrs Cecelia Cranor. Rumor of his departure prompted bondsman C N Branch to drop him from the bond. He was rearrested early this morning and taken to jail to await another bondsman.
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Cecelia Cranor
Heat Records Shattered as Thermometer Hits 102 in Oklahoma
Special to The San, Guttirie Oklahoma March 20. All heat records in Oklahoma were broken as temperatures rose to 102 degrees in the shade yesterday afternoon. Skies remained clear with a stiff breeze. Oklahoma City reported 97 and Thomas 99.
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Guttirie
Okla
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Mercury
Thomas
I Can Cure Any Drunkard Promises Free Trial Package
An advertisement proclaims a “Golden Remedy for whiskey cure” that will save husbands sons brothers or fathers from drunkenness. It pleads to women to act and mail for a free trial in plain wrapper, asserting the remedy cures craving and restores families without harming digestion or organs. It urges sending name and address via coupon.
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Siushis
Dro J. Wo Hamme
Glenn
Cinvinnett
Ohio
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Scrippe-McRae Preas Association
Cincinnati
Scripps-McHae Press Association
Scripps-McRae Press Association
City Grain
Aia
B. Humphries
Local Securities
American Central Life Ins. Co
American National Bank
Atlas Engine Works
Capital National Bank
Central Trust Co
Citizens
Vings Deposit Co
Columbia National Bank
Ae Farmers Trust Commpany Mi Federal Union Urety Co Ag
Val Trac, Co
Home Brewing Co
Indiana Hotel Co
Chicago Grain
Jennie C. Benezier & Co
Sears
Porter
Ayres Store
Paris
Scrippsa-McRee Press Association
Olga Nethersole
Scripps-McHine Press Association
Evansville, Inn
Western Construction CO
Western Construction Company
the Board of Public Works Immediate
the Best
George R. Millar
Nellie Howard
George Toney
Kristena Fording
John D. Hamilton
Theresa Richardson
Frederick W. Sperrdt
Mary E. Weaver
Elliott D. Clark
Mary A. Pedigo
Edward F. Graham
Florence Bcombs
Ira Scudder
Drury
E. Udell
Twenty-eighth
Cofton
Michael Fryberger
Finneman
QO. D. Parrish
Jackson
Western
BE. F. Weather
N. New Jersey
Thirty-third
Eva Kempter
S. Ulinuis
John L. Hurst
Germania
Tenth
H. L. Spiegel
Noble
Frederick Peiffel
Union
Bar
Albert Minger
Eden
Vermont
A. M. Staley
Meridian
E. A. Rink
Arral
Alice V. McConnell
Park Ave
E. Herold
Prospect
F. Sehrt
W. North
Cru
A. V. McConnel
Cwel&ling
Park
H. €. Clippinger
Edwin Ray M. E
Roberts Park Church
J. R. Ryan
Ann Arbor
Iota Sociel Club
Bellefontaine Hall
Ben-Tzur
Pierson’s Hall
Indianapolis Social Institute
Pittsburg
Scripps“WeRae Press Association
Wagon Market
J.oogootee Klour
Loungeotee
Capital Stock
J. Walter Vanhoy
William (. Vanhoy
C. UC. Vanhoy
Jas. ¥. Fitzgerald
Boilermakers’ President
Harriman Lines
E. H. Jarriman and
Asso
OF Commerce
Merchant Marine
QUES
Tion
Debat
Sreeorteidge
Chico, Cal
Scripps-MacRae Press Association
San Francisco
Uel Longanecker
San
Indiana Implement Company
Marion County Superior Court
South Meridian
Lew Shank
Geo. F. Mull
Means & Buenting, Attorneys
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