Wall Street Stocks Open Higher Amid Bullish Trading
The stock market opened irregular but generally higher with gains up to a few points. Leading winners included New York Central, Reading, Atchison, Southern Pacific, and St. Paul, while Canadian Pacific fell. By midmorning trading turned dull as a London shutdown left room traders dominant, yet broad gains persisted across many issues with most stocks up 1 to 2 points from yesterday's close.
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Atchison
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Cffic
Southern Cifie
St. Paul
Canadian Pacific
Amalgamated
Naconda
London
Stock Exchange
Chicago Live Stock Prices Dry Record Of Market
Chicago March 2. Cattle receipts 1,300 steady. Beef cattle range 3.80 to 6.75 dollars, stockers and feeders 2.75 to 4.90, cows and heifers 3.16 to 3.60, canners 1.75 to 2.55, Texans 4.00 to 4.75. Hogs receipts 10.9 thousand, 10 cents higher. light 6.50 to 6.24, rough 6.36 to 6.35, mixed 6.25 to 6.55, heavy 6.40 to 6.50, pigs 5.00 to 6.25. Sheep receipts 4.9 thousand, higher. native sheep 4.95 to 6.30, western sheep 4.75 to 6.30, native lambs 5.40 to 8.15, western lambs 8.9 to 8.15.
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Scripps-McRae Press
Chicago
Prine Beeves
Cnet
St Louis Live Stock Prices and Receipts
Cattle receipts 1200 strong with beef steers 4.50 to 5.50, stockers and feeders 3.50 to 5.35, cows and heifers 2.65 to 5.25, Texas steers 2.05 to 5.60. Hogs receipts 3500 up 1c, pigs 6.00 to 6.45, packers 5.94 to 6.45, best heavy 6.35 to 6.45. Sheep receipts 100 steady native lambs 7.00 to 9.00.
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St. Louis
Seripype-McHane Press Association
Texas
Pittsburg Market Report Shows Mixed Livestock Prices
Pittsburg on March 29 reports light cattle supply with steady demand and prices for choice cattle around 5.69 to 5.85 per unit and prime cows near 5.48 to 5.60. Sheep supply slow with lambs offered from 6.00 to 7.75, hog receipts higher with prime heavy hogs at 6.65 to 6.70 and standard hogs 6.75 to 6.80, plus feeders around 6.00.
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Pittsburg
C.tle
Local Securities in muted morning stock market
Local traders reported a slightly stronger tone yet little change in quotes. Union Traction common held around 82 with a close near that level, while Street Railway and related issues moved minimally. Various banks and utilities showed scattered activity and several bonds quoted across Indiana issuers.
Chicago market report on eggs butter cheese and poultry
Scrippa McRae Press Association reports Chicago prices for eggs extra butter creamery extras 29 1 2. cheese Twins 14 4 7 1 8. poultry turkeys 12c chickens 12 1 2 c. hucks 13c geese per dozen 5.00 7.09.
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Scrippa-McRae Press Association
Chicago
Cincinnati Livestock Market Report
Cincinnati stockyards report March 29 with cattle receipts 585 up 10c, butcher steers 5.35 to 5.50, good to choice 4.60 to 5.25. hogs receipts 2,500 up 10c, good to choice 6.57 to 6.60, mixed packers around 6.50. sheep receipts 200 higher, heavies to 8.00, spring lambs 8.00.
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Cincinnati
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Shippers
The Sun Help Column Reaches Out for Ten-Word Note
The Sun invites readers to submit a concise ten word message within three days to request help or share a brief news update for the paper's help column. Citizens are urged to keep notes tight and clear for quick publication.
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Livestock Receipts Inch Up as Hogs Lead Market
Indianapolis March 29 receipts show hogs 4500 cattle 1100 sheep light demand. Prices closed higher with top at 6.70, up 20 cents from outside price. Local packers snipped early supply, prompting eastern shippers to raise bids 6 to 10 cents. Cattle steady despite large supply, brisk for choice butcher stock, slower for common grades. Sheep and lambs sold promptly on figures standing all week. Demand for prime steers exceeds supply.
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Indianapolis
Walting
Standitz
Former preacher hanged in Gaffney yard today
Thomas Harris, once a young Baptist preacher, was hanged in the jail yard at Gaffney South Carolina for the murder of Mrs Horienz Morgan last November. He cut her throat and stole $800 from her clothes after the act. He had preached his own funeral sermon before the execution.
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Scripps-McRae Presa Association
Spartansburg
N. C
Thomas Harris
Gaffney
S. C
Horienz Morgan
Harris
Central Normal College closes winter term in Danville
Special to The Sun from Danville Indiana reports the winter term at Central Normal College ending today with spring term starting next Tuesday Attendance is expected to top last year’s thousand plus mark New vice president Dr John W Laird arrives from Harvard for the summer term
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Danville
Ind
Central Normal College
John W. Laird
Harvard University
Meeting of Quakers Discuss Evangelistic Methods
A conference of ministers from Indiana and western yearly meetings is set for April 18 and 14. Questions of vital import to the denomination will be discussed including evangelistic methods and revised music. Present hymnals are deemed unsatisfactory.
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Richmond
Snn
Indiana and Western Yearly Meetings
Lost own life in race Scrippa McRae Presa Association
George Sharpe of Muncie was killed in the Southern Pacific wreck near Colton California while rushing to reach his wife who lay dying and whom he had not seen for almost a year.
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Scrippa
McRae Presa Association
Muncie
Ind
George Sharpe
Colton
Cal
Edna Aug Wins Baron Hans
Paris reports theater circles discuss the rumored engagement of Cincinnati actress Edna Aug to Baron Hans von Harzburg of Dresden. The baron, attended to Aug during the winter and met her last fall after her European debut. He is wealthy with about $40,000 yearly income, an only son with an English education, and an ancestral castle. Aug has performed on vaudeville in America, famous for a scrub woman monologue.
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Edna Aug
Cincinnati
Baron Hans von Harzburg
Dresden
Aug
von Harzburg
America
Florence McComas Suicide Shocks Washington
Washington dispatch reports Mrs Florence McComas sister-in-law of Judge McComas and former Maryland senator shot herself in the head this afternoon. Her husband is named as a loyal druggist.
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Washington
Florence McComas
Judge McComas
United States
Marland
Fort Wayne Real Estate Man Returns Home
Lewis Curryer of Fort Wayne returns Friday from a visit with his mother and sister Miss Ethel Curryer. The sister is assistant to the secretary of the State Board of Medical Registration and Examination at the statehouse.
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Fort Wayne
Ethel Curryer
State
Bosra
Statehouse
Cozy Dolan Dies of Typhoid at Norton Infirmary
In Louisville on March 23, Cozy Dolan a baseball player with the Boston National League team and former Cincinnati player died this morning of typhoid fever at Norton Infirmary.
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Louisville
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Cozy” Dolan
Boston
Ely
Cincinnati
Norton Infirmary
Bean Supper Planned by Captain Clark for Local Vets
Captain F. S. Clark, namesake of the local Spanish War Veterans post, plans to leave the city and will host a bean supper at his home, 6319 Washington Boulevard, Friday night at six.
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F. S. Clark
Washington Boulevard
Returned to duties after illness at statehouse
Miss Laura Greely chief clerk of the Board of State Charities, after several days of sickness, was able to be at her desk at the statehouse Friday.
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Laura Greely
Board of State Charities
Statehouse
Death of Rev Nathan H Clark in Noblesville
Special to Tae Sum Noblesville Indiana March 29 Rev Nathan H Clark 81 longtime minister in the Friends church for over a half century dies his death marks the end of an era for the local congregation and area religious life
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Tae Sum
Noblesville
Ind
Nathan H. Clark
Friends Church
Population of United States 1906 census
The census bulletin reports the 1906 population of the United States including Alaska and insular possessions at 93,182,240. The figure reflects total residents across all states territories and possessions as of the census.
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Washington
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United States
Alaska
Insular Possessions
Governor commutes Lapidat sentence to life imprisonment
Through Gov. Hanly clemency there is no hanging at Michigan City prison. Constantine Stra tocooulous case was reviewed with Miss Hallie Mefeu. John Lapidat, a Romanian, had his murder conviction reduced to life due to self defense. The governor endured long testimony, then announced the commutation despite a strained condition.
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Hanly
States
Michigan City
Constantine
Stratocooulous
Hanly la
Hallie Mefeu
John Lapidat
Alexander Cardin
Hammond
Lapidat
Excessive Athletics Funeral of Local Athlete
The funeral of Joseph Gelman aged 26 will be held at 2302 E Washington Street on Friday afternoon. A former standout athlete at Manual Training High School he died Thursday after long tuberculosis illness linked to overtraining in school days. He was a top football player five years ago.
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Joseph Gelman
Washington St
Manual Training High School
Gelman
City Record of Names and Conditions in Daily Listings
A list of residents and families with birth outcomes and illnesses including several newborns, cases of scarlet fever, organic heart disease, myocarditis, general paralysis, and nephritis. Numerous pairs and couples are named with addresses and ages, some with missing or partial details.
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Helen Margaret Kemp
Leonard St
William Pickett
Concordia St
Organic Heart
William Futz
E. Marketst
Theophilius A. Gal
Pleasant St
Nelson Blackwell
Zouaves Headline New York The Pekin Zouaves Rise to Fame
The Pekin Zouaves of Indianapolis, all local youths, headline in New York City theaters. After several performances they receive repeated ovations with five or six recalls, and capt Charles Craig reports their phenomenal success to his parents. Their popularity has pushed European novelty headliners from top spots, prompting theater managers to place them as headliners. Friends and relatives in Tiianopolis celebrate the group’s meteoric rise in the nation’s greatest city.
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Charles Craig
Tiianopolis
Incorporations Filed For Several Indiana Firms
The Otterbein Manufacturing company Otterbein capital stock 25000 directors Burns Dawson Gouger Harrington Glynn. Kokomo Stone company Kokomo capital stock 20000 incorporators Hodgin Hodgin Keller. L G Gustavel Harness company Monticello capital stock 15000 directors Gustavel Senkpiel Gustave. Big Spring Telephone company Boone county capital stock two directors Higbee Edwards Wheeler Parr Cobb Beery Stark. Indianapolis Coffee and Spice company notice of issue of 10 preferred stock.
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Otterbein Manufacturing Company
Otterbein
Lawrence Burns
Abe Dawson
Edward Gouger
Daniel E. Harrington
John Glynn
Kokomo Stone Company
Kokomo
L. B. Hodgin
Charles Hodgin
J. Edward Keller
L. G. Gustavel Harness Company
Monticello
Louis G. Gustavel
Charles H. Senkpiel
Charles Gustave
Big Spring Telephone Company
Boone County
Capital Stock
Addison Higbee
Ellis Edwards
Berg Wheeler
J. O. Parr
F. M. Cobb
C. A. Beery
C. P. Stark
Indianapolis Coffee and Spice Company
Saloon Fight Ends With Uncertain Victory In Danville
Danville ind March 2 The saloon and anti saloon struggle has closed with both sides claiming victory though outcome remains unclear until the commissioners court convenes next Monday. Saloon applicants filed affidavits to remove 60 to 150 names from the remonstrance before midnight. Remonstrants must file by tonight and say they will exceed the 407 names needed to defeat the license applicants.
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Danville, Ind
Commissioners’ Court
Mills
Child's Body Found In Licking River
Nolan Cummins four years old disappeared last Saturday and was believed abducted. His body was found this morning floating in the Licking River near the spot where he was last seen playing.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Covington
Nolan Cummins
Licking River
Building Permits List With Valuations
Wallis T Allison rebuild College and Sutherland valued at 5000 Mrs Lon Day double dwelling Elev enth st near Tacoma valued at 2000 R W Britton ed 816 N Temple ave valued at 50 Emil Kernel residence and store Madison ave and Sanders st valued at 2200 H Greenman dwelling Parkview and Ob le sts valued at 3000 Thus H Walsh double dwelling Vermont and Noble sts valued at 4700 J M Lloyd repairs 1018 Division st valued at 100 Frank Anderson dwelling Fay rear Twelfth st valued at 1325 Frank Stewart cottage Hamilton ave near Tenth ast valued at 1100 Henry Pauls repairs 342 Highland ave 55
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College and Sutherland
Lon Day
Eleventh St
Tacoma
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Templeave
Emil Kernel
Madison-ave
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H. Greenman
Parkview
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J. M. Lloyd
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Frank Stewart
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Tenth-ast
Henry Pauls
Highland Ave
Parry to Speak on Labor Question in Cincinnati
D M Parry of Indianapolis president of the National Association of Manufacturers will speak Sunday night at Vine Street Congregational church on The Labor Question. He will be the guest of Perrin P Hunter, a carriage manufacturer, during his Cincinnati visit.
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Cincinnati
D. M. Parry
Idianapolis
National Association of Manufacturers
Vine St
Perrin P. Hunter
Judge rules beer intake alone cannot end a marriage
In St Louis court Judge Matt Reynolds dismissed John Green's divorce petition against Anna M Green. Green testified his wife drank a case of beer daily and a grocer testified sending over 400 bottles to their home in October 1904. The judge noted Green was aware of his wife's beer habit before marriage.
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John Green
Anna M. Green
Green
Mra Green
June Elliott Accused of Stealing Cut Glass
June Elliott was arrested Thursday night by Detectives Morgan and Kinney, charged with stealing cut glass from the home of D. W. Dittemore at 1402 N. Delaware Street, where she had been employed as a servant. Mrs. Dittemore hired the girl several weeks ago. Later she missed cut glass.
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June Elliott
Morgan and Kinney
D. W. Dittemore
Delaware St
Crude oil price jump in Somerset grade on Good Friday
In Lima on March 29, Good Friday sparked a 16 cent per barrel rise in the Somerset grade of crude oil, the largest single advance in years. No changes were recorded in other crude grades.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Lima
Marsh
Somerset
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