Wall Street Stocks Mixed Movement In Early Session
Irregular opening with gains in Anaconda B R T St Paul and Preseld Steel while Erie Southern Pennsylvan ia Smelting and Canadian Pacific fell. By hour five Amalgamated recovered modestly as market firmed, heavy international selling appeared in Union Pacific Southern Pacific.
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Scripps-Menge Press Association
New York
Anaconda
St. Paul
Union Pacific
Preseld Steel
Steel Preferred
Erie and Southern
Pennsylvania
Canadian Pacific
Amalgamated Copper
Chicago Live Stock Prices Reported by Scripps-McRae
Chicago March 21 cattle receipts 7000 weak prime beeves 5.70 to 6.80 dollars poor to medium 4.10 to 5.10 stockers and feeders 3.80 to 4.90 cows and heifers 3.00 to 5.15 canners 1.78 to 2.50 Texans 1.06 to 4.50 hog receipts 26000 aid lower light 5.50 to 4 roughs 6.30 to 4.49 mixed 6.40 to 5.24 heavy 6.49 to 6.00 pigs 5.10 to 6.39 sheep receipts 12000 steady native sheep 4.00 to 6.15 western sheep 4.40 to 4.15 native lambs 5.25 to 8.00 western lambs 5.75 to 8.00
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Aide
Stoendy
Emredae
Bologna
Market Wheat and Grain Prices and Inspections Summary
Wheat and other grains vary across grades with No 2 red wheat and No 4 red through billing. No 1 and No 2 red through billing rejected. Oats and hay show firm timothy values with notable bids. Inspections report several cars of wheat, corn, and mixed grains with totals by grade and color.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mareh Joe
Timothy
Hay
Prairie
Tell
Cattle and hog markets show mixed Pittsburgh readings
In Pittsburgh on March 21 cattle supply was light and steady with prime grades around 5.65 to 5.70 and choice near 5.79 to 6.00. Sheep offerings were light with prime wethers near 6.00 to 6.50, lambs 6.00 to 8.50, and good mixed 5.60 to 6.90. Hog receipts were down with prime heavy, yorkers and pigs around 7.00 and rough at 6.00 to 6.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Indianapolis Produce Price List Roundup
A dense list from Indianapolis Produce details numerous produce prices and seafood items. Florida beans and tomatoes, onions, cabbages, fruits like pineapples and berries, citrus, greens, and root vegetables are priced per peck, pound, or dozen. Also listed are fish and meats including halibut, flounders, trout, mackerel, shrimp, beef, lamb, and poultry with assorted unit prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Bermuda
Louisiana
California
Malaga
Local securities show mixed moves on the stock list
The market reads fractional changes with Union Traction mostly steady as Indianapolis Street Railway and Union Traction bonds trade alongside many listed stocks. Several issues quote at long-time lows or steady levels while ex-dividend notes appear for reference, and a note offers free assistance in The Run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Local Stock Exchange
Union Traction Ecommon
Indianzapolis
Indiana Union Traction Pond
Ask
Chicago grain quotes and closes on May wheat and corn
Chicago prices show May wheat at about 75 a 75 ¾ cents and July near 76 ¾ cents with unsettled corn around 46 ½ to 46 ¾ cents. Oats firm with May at about 41 ¼ cents and July near 41 ⅛ cents. Provisions steady with May at 8.00 and ribs at 8.60 per cwt. Local receipts list 6 cars wheat, 259 corn, 34 oats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Live Stock Prices Slip in Indianapolis Hog Market
Indianapolis live stock prices show hogs weak after a 4,500 head run, with top at 6.70 and most sales between 6.60 and 6.95. Cattle soften except first grade stock while butcher stock remains in demand. sheep offerings are sparse and markets stay dull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ree
Strikers Urge Radical Action At Pope Motor Plant
Mass meeting planned for Friday at Washington hall to press for union recognition. Machinists strike at Pope Motor Car since May 5 could trigger sympathy action by all Pope workers. Speeches by James J. Keegan James Wilson and John Kline and other national labor figures expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pope Motor Car Company
James Wilson
Pattern-makers’ League of America
John Kline
Blacksmiths’ and Helpers’ Association of America
Ten Miners Killed in Kentucky Mine Explosion
A report reached Sergeant Kentucky that ten miners were killed by an explosion at the Colonial mine near Rochester. Rescue teams and authorities began assessing the site and accounting for missing workers as details remained from the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial
Dorchester
Rorchester
Miss Robinson and Moseby Banter About Love
In a playful exchange Miss Robinson asks Moseby if he loves her as their bond grows and if he will work and support her after marriage. Moseby pauses, declaring the question too serious for the current moment while they relax in the moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Robinson
Mr. Moseby
Mr. Mosby
Miss Robison
Jook Hyar
Market quotes from New York March list pork and dairy prices
Scripps-McHae Press Association reports New York market quotes with pork at 17.50 18.25 per hundredweight, Western steam lard spot at 8758.85, butter creamery at 29 3/4 to 30 1/2 cents, cheese at 14 1/2 to 15 cents, and various tallow and eyes prices per state dairy rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secripps-McRae Press Association
Chicago
Scripps-McHae Press Association
New York
Mareh
Western Steam
Western
Wlee
Cincinnati market totals report slow receipts and varied meat prices
June-Welne Press Association dispatch from Cincinnati March 1 notes overall receipts of 328 cattle with prices from good to choice at 4.60 to 5.30 per hundredweight, hogs totaling 2,678 with prices 6.05 to 6.80, and sheep at 5.50 for extra and lambs at 8.2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
St Louis Livestock Prices Report
ST LOUIS Missouri March 21 Cattle receipts 3300 steady beef steers 470 to 675 stockers and feeders 875 to 275 cows and heifers 265 to 525 Texas steers 260 to 1600 cows and heifers 299 to 740 Hogs receipts 7500 10 cents lower pigs and lights 610 to 655 packers 635 to 655 butchers and best heavy 645 to 665 Sheep receipts 800 natives 325 to 500 lambs 400 to 3000
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Texas
Births and city records from College Avenue to Twenty-seventh Street
City record for a day lists births including a boy for Park and Gertrude Florea at 253 College Ave and other newborns. It also records multiple deaths from asphyxiation and illnesses, plus numerous real estate transactions and building additions with names and addresses across the city.
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Park
Gertrude Florea
College Ave
William and
Myrtle Sloan
N. Dewey St
Elmer
Ora Richards
Bertha Eberkamp
Twenty-ninth-st
Albert
Bertha Teresting
Chicago-st
G. M
P. M. Epperson
W. Thirty-seventh-st
A Dori
Cora Cox
Gett
Viola Anthony
Coffee
Fred
Cora Jones
Margarette Ervin
Alabama-st
William
Lillian Jans
Carlson-st
Fear of Uprising After Famine Rages in Shanghai
In Shanghai on March 21 Viceroy Tuan Fang warns famine districts of China face a possible general uprising unless relief arrives. He has memorialized the throne seeking 750000 to buy rice in Siam to avert unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Shanghai
China
Tuan Fang
Passenger train derails near Osier gorge. many hurt
At a curve between Osier and Toltec gorge sixty miles west of Antonita a Denver and Rio Grande eastbound train left the track last night. The engine and tender plunged 200 feet down an embankment while coaches rolled over. Engineer Smith was badly injured but survived. all 35 passengers escaped death with injuries not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver & Rio Grande
Osier
Toltec Gorge
Here
Captured Cracksmen After Box Car Chase
Three armed criminals were captured after a raid in the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific yards. They hid in a box car and tried to blow open the post office safe said to hold 35000. A gunfight began when discovered. no injuries reported and large crowds joined the pursuit.
Experts File Report on Chicago Sub-Treasury Shortage
Four treasury experts returning from Chicago filed their report with Secretary Cortelyou. They concluded a shortage near 173090 dollars, aligning with Chicago officials' original estimates. Cortelyou declined to discuss the findings at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippa-McRae Press Association
Washington
Treasury Department
Chicago
Sub-Treasury
Cortelyou
Indianapolis Sale Opens Next Tuesday Sellers Offer Kinney Lou
Veteran reinsman Bud Doble arrives in Indianapolis with a string including the great stallion Kinney Lou for auction at the Indianapolis Sales Company sale starting next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bud Doble
Indianapolis
Kinney Lou
Kellum Reports In Training At Wrench Link
Pitcher Kellum reports to Wrench Link for training and says he is in good shape. He notes ongoing work to sharpen mechanics and build endurance ahead of the season. Kellum emphasizes readiness and confidence in his progress.
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Kellum
Wrench Link
Women raise more for Baker college endowment in Canvass
A noonday meeting at Baker college campaign headquarters reported Thursday that subscriptions reached 9 189 dollars with a total pledges to date of 205 04 75. Women led by Mrs Julia Graydon Jameson and Mrs Juliet Brown Coleman topped men in the drive, while Dr J B Long's team, largely women, stood second. Rivalry between the two leading women’s squads and a push from male teams sparked a wide, energetic fundraising effort as volunteers across professions canvassed for the 250 000 endowment fund.
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Ment Fund
Ix. of P
Lug
Baker College
Julia Graydon Jameson
College
Juliet Brown Coleman
H. A. Isrowa
Widows
Dorcas Society
J. B. Long
Long
A. W. Bowen
A. J. Clark
Mauzy
W. C. Smith
E. C. Rumpler
Cora Barnett
F. ¢. Hipp
Mrs. Jameson
Endowment Fund
Spikers
D. W. Layman
Blackstones
Cc. D
Perry H. Clifford
Alexander Jameson
Frank T. Brown
J. H. Cunningham
Earl Edson Eshte
Acer Gy Railroaders
Edward H. Clifford Pees
Setar St
Citizens’ Committee
Charies T. Whitsett
Tee Yaragcale Soft
Eee Cine
Coal executives meet with United Mine Workers board
Willard general manager United States Coal company Cleveland and D Stewart Miller commissioner Kentucky Operator's association are in the city conferring with the international executive board of the United Mine Workers about matters affecting their companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.8. Willard
United States Coal Company
Cleveland
D. Stewart Miller
Kentucky Operator's Association
United Mine Workers
Hard Work Ahead for Scarlet Baseball Teams
Crawfordsville Ind March 21 Special to The Sun Coach Tate Cromley addressed the students of Wabash at the close of chapel exercises and impressed upon them that the baseball men would have some hard work ahead if they hoped to make a showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Ind
Tate Cromley
Wabash
Wealthy Mexican ambassadoress Lenora Creel in Washington
Lenora Creel, wife of Mexico's ambassador to Washington, ranks among the world's wealthiest women. She pursues elegance with restraint, though can display costly garb and jewels. Daughter of Chihuahua governor Gen. Miguel Terrazas, her family owns vast lands and mining plants in San Rosario, with Creel estates rivaling great fortunes.
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Washington
Lenora Creel
Foreign Corps
Senorita Creel
Miguel Francesco de Terrajas
Chihuahua
Senor Crel
Senor Creel
San Rosario
Vanderbilt
Rockefeller
Gould
Creel
Senora Creel
Insanity hearing sought for Wyckoff case after child death
Mrs. Gertrude Wyckoff of 510 North Alabama is under an insanity commission request filed by Mrs. Tressa Judd before Justice H B Stout. Judd alleges the mother has been unbalanced since her youngest child died after a bottle with broken glass was ingested. The case notes a recent divorce from Stanley R Wyckoff and a past sanitarium stay, with possible implications for the divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Wyckoff
Alabama St
Justice of the Peace
H. B. Stout
Tressa Judd
Judd
Wyckoff
Stanley R. Wyckoff
Shower of Eggs Hits Italian Resident at Home
George Moto an Italian of 528 E Georgia st reports a Wednesday night attack as an unknown assailant pelted him with eggs. He and his wife heard a loud knock, opened the door, and were struck as the front of the house was covered. He could not name a suspect and awaited daylight.
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George Moto
Georgia St
Moto
Sergt
Crane
Baltimore Ohio settles for three more deaths
LAPORTE Indiana March 21 The Baltimore and Ohio railroad today settled for three more deaths from the Woodville wreck of November 21 in which 61 persons died The amount is 4625 dollars
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laporte
Ind
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Woodville
Stag Club Indictments in Indiana Proceed as April Approaches
Indictments against four Indiana Stag club promoters Wendell O. Bangs John Glazier William Beck and William Finley for keeping and visiting a gambling house were continued in criminal court on Thursday. Officials predicted some counts would be dismissed and suggested a settlement without trial due to embarrassed witnesses.
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Indiana Stag Club
Wendell O. Bangs
John Glazier
Willam Beck
William Finley
Finley
Men to Ask for a Jury in Indiana Stag Club Case
The court opened with defense attorney Charles Wiltsie unavailable briefly. Indiana Stag club was abandoned after indictments, neighbors complained of gambling, police raided with no gaming found. Prosecutor asked for a continuance. case likely to be pushed to April. One indicted man not yet arrested may be tried with the four others. Petts may be urged to surrender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wiltsie
Indiana Stag Club
Rraud
Hooton
Ratter
Wiltsie
Frank Petts
Frankfrn. Ind
Petty
What She'd Get, A Little Girl's Candy Store Choice
A kind remark prompts a young girl to consider what ten cents could purchase in a candy shop. She promptly answers with a playful, surreal line about a stomach ache, reflecting a whimsical exchange rather than a factual event.
March Heat Wave Bakes St. Louis as Records Fall
A remarkable heat wave hit St. Louis with the government thermometer showing TM degrees at 1 p m making it the hottest March day on record according to Weatherman Bowie. The blast of warm air swept the city and set new temperature marks for the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browie
Galveston Ball Park Flare Metals Five Run Sprint
A Galveston report describes a brief seven spasm scoring rush at the ball park yesterday afternoon. The Washington Veterans struck early against the Vanigans, delivering a sharp harpoon like hit for a heavy assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Tex
Ball Park
Washington Veterans
Ribbon Bees Popular Bridal Entertainment
Ribbon bee is described as a fashionable pre wedding party where the bride invites friends to thread ribbons through delicate undergarments. Refreshments are served and the event is portrayed as a pleasant social occasion.
Indiana Incorporations Filed in Secretary of State Office
Multiple new corporations listed with capital stock figures and named incorporators. McKee Health Company in Indianapolis with 99000 capital and five McKee family directors. Eureka Fump Company in Marion with 19000 capital. Hammond-Gary Realts Company in Hammond with 100000 capital and three named incorporators. Hoosier Veneer Company in Ladoga with 15000 capital and five directors. Parke Oil and Gas Company in Terre Haute with 20000 capital and named officers. Emasing-Platt Lumber Company in Lafayette with 360000 capital and five directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKee Health Company
Indianapolis
Mary L. McKee
William J. McKee
Edward L. McKee
James R. McKee
Aline McK, Merrill
Richard B. McKee
Parke Oil and Gas Company
Terre Haute
Isaac G. Reading
David C. Reynolds
William K. Hamilton
Emasing-Platt Lumber Company
Lafayette
Capital
Duane D. Jacobs
John W. Skinner
John Emsing
Quincy A. Earl
Erastus M. Platt
Novel He Wrote Got Him Life Term
Detroit dispatch details John M. Higgins, serving a life sentence for the 1897 Adrian murder of Lafayette Ladd, seeking a pardon. He argues his conviction rested on a misinterpreted confession drawn from a story he wrote titled A Life for a Life, claimed to predate the crime. Higgins notes the tale foreshadowed the murder and asserts the prosecution used it as a confession. He cites education and prison earnings, and mentions plans to marry Grace Bucklyn of Albion if released.
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Detroit
John M. Higgins
Jackson
Lafayette Ladd
Adrian
Higgins
Toledo
Grace Bucklyn
Albion
Dains
Hig Release
Meats and Lard corrected by Kingan and Co
A corrected price list for various cured meats and lard items including sugar cured hams black or sinned hams English style hams boiled hams boneless roulette picnic ham breakfast bacon sugar cured bacon smoked bacon dry salt bacon English style shoulders tied beef lard pickled pork pork sausage tenderloins veal carcass mutton and other cuts with prices per unit and weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingan & Co
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Wall-St
City Grain
Scripps-McRae
Local Securities
Columbia National Bank
Farmers Trust Company
Federal Union Surety Co
Ke WW. & Wal
Val. Tree. Co
Home Brewing Co
Indiana Hotel Co
Bee Ind. Hotel Co
Ind. Hotel Co
Indiana National Bank
Guar. & Loan Co
Indiamarust Co
Eoee
Eltz Pina
Indiana Union Traction
Indianapolis Fire Irs. Co
Marion Trust Co
Bite
Merchants
Merchants’ National Bank
New Telephone Co
People’s State Bank
People’s Light and Heat
Ave. Ranh Fertilizer
Reeves & Co
Euro Trust
American Central Life Ins. Co
American National Bank
Atlas Longine Works
Belt Railroad Com
Belt Railroad
Eee Brown-ketcham Iron
Capital National Bank
Central Trust Co
Oene
Itizens’ Savings Deposit Co
Indprs. & Southeastern T
Indianapolis Street Railway
Indianapolis Trac
M. & W. Trac
Skys Law Building
Laycock Mfg. Co
Louis. & Eastern R. R
Louis
Eastern R. R
Haute Waterworks
Union National Bank
Union Traction
Union Trust Company
van Camp Hardware Co
Vandalia Coal Co
Wasson
Broad Ripple
Citizens’ Street Railroad
Fr. W. & Wab
Val. T. Co
Fates
Indiana Union Triction
Indpis
Colum. & Southern
Indianapolis & Eastern BS
Lowz Dist
Merchants’ H. & L. Co
Union Traction of Indiana
Chicago Grain
Scripps-Mchrae Preas Association
UES
Pope Motor Car CO
MEN
Down Factory
Pope
Washington Hall
W. Washington St
Dailey
Phleager
Pany
Labor
James J. Keegan
International Machinists’ Union
Will
Automobile Company
Kentucky
Ely
Cincinnati Life Stock
Welne Press Association
Scripps-McRace
Marie E. Holt
Central Ave
Ressie Louisa Hammer
Deanceness
R . George Coubert
N. Missouri At
Owen Farrell
Bright-st
Jennie Arbuckle
S. Eastern Ave
Henry Kinsey
New Yorkst
Smsire van Buren Hendrick
Carrie Sibyl Lyman
Uavenera H. Cosby
Bertha W. Lawce
George W. King
Mattie “‘Oots
Ralph 8. Ely
Mary M. Behnke
George F. Yeo
Emma M. Layton
Edward B. Haynes
Myrtle LE. Webster
Clifford S. McKinstry
Pearl B. Windheiser
Ert E. Collins
Dorothy M. Herer
Spruce Ellis
Raymona
New
Meier Menson Pkg. Co
Vinton
Dakota
Caroline Mopper
Chestnut
Town
C. H. Smith
Wilcox
C. M Rayder
London
Thirtieth
J. M. Connaty
Richwine
Maryland
J. H. Head
S. Addison
Victoria
Cecil E. Gibson
Jenny Rice
Lockwood
Vigo
May Manley
W. Court St
George Bradis
London St
J. C. Vandivier
Brandbury
Shelby-st
J. Ritter
W. Morris-st
Agit Sahm
New Jersey-st
Arthur L. Wright
W. Twenty-seventh-st
Siam
Antonita
Col
Morris, Jil
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Yards
Butler Fund Hustlers
Butler
Scarlet
Senora
Angela Creel
Stag Club
the Court
Frank Petty
Mercury
Grees
Scripps
McRae Press Association
ST. Louis, Mo
Bowie
Secretary of State
Eureka Fump Company
Marion
Emanuel Rothschild
T. S. Thomas
W. C. Black
G. A.thomas
George Ragan
Hammond-Gary Realts Company
Hammond
Apital
Joseph ©. Morris
A. S. Lowenthal
Fred J. Haake
Hoosier Veneer Company
Ladoga
GB. F. Carman
R. F. Hicks
Nathan Hulett
G. W. Otterman
F. Kyle
Ladd
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