Wall Street Stocks Open Higher on Mixed Results
The New York stock market began irregularly with gains in Canadian Pacific and Northern Pacific, Amalgamated rising while Amalgamated declined, and Southern Pacific rallying after an initial drop. Union Pacific stood out as heavy buying pushed it to 147 percent? Reading showed early strength and gains. Bonds were steady as the market dulled after the first hour yet kept an upward tone.
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3cRae Press Association
York
Canadian Pacific
Northern Pacific
Amalgamated
Smelt
St. Paul
Southernacific
Atchison
Union Pacific
Live Stock Market Receipts in Indianapolis May 46
Hogs 1,500 cattle 350 sheep and lambs. Hog prices fell about 10 cents with top at 6.55 dollars. Cattle, sheep, and lambs sold steady. Listings detail steer, heifer, cow and calf classifications with price ranges across weights from 600 to 1,300 pounds and various grades.
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Indianapolis
Cattie
Grain and hay prices and inspections listing
The list details wheat and corn bids by grade and form, oats and hay prices for timothy and mixed forage, with inspection tallies by grade. It records volumes for No 2 red wheat, No 2 white corn, No 1 timothy hay, and various mixed lots, plus total car counts and rejected lots.
Pittsburg Live Stock Market Report
Pittsburg Pa May fair supplies lower. Choice prices about 5.70. Sheep supply light with prime wethers at 6.00 to 6.15 and lambs 5.50 to 7.50. Hogs receipts about 50 loads down 5 cents. Yorkers and pigs range 5.30 to 5.45.
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Pittsburg
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Meats and Lard Prices Listed in Corrected Advertisement
Corrected by Kingen & Co. offers sugar cured hams and a range of pork beef and veal products with varied pricing. Items include sugar cured hams English style hams dry salt bacon fresh pork loins tenderloins veal mutton and lard priced per quantity with per barrel and per hundredweight notes.
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Kingen & Co
Chicago Market Report May Day Butter and Egg Prices
Chicago market brief lists Butter Creamery extra at 25, Eggs extra 17 3/4 cents firsts tic prime firsts léc, Cheese Twins 12 to 14 cents, Young Americas 14c, Live poultry Turkeys 12c, chickens 11 4 cents, ducks 13c, geese 5.00 to 7.00 per dozen.
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Chicago
Americas
Indianapolis Produce Prices Across Poultry Butter and Cheese
The Indianapolis market shows poultry prices steady with roosters at 9 to 14 cents, spring chickens and hens steady, turkeys at 10 cents, ducks and geese listed. Butter remains steady with country at 32 to 35 cents, butterine 12. Cobbers price lists include imported Swiss and domestic Limburger at specific per pound rates.
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Elgin
New York
Chicago grain prices ease at morning open
Chicago May 6 report shows wheat slipping to 0.05 lower at open with May at 6 1 2 c, July 8 3 4 c, September 8 5 3 c. Corn declines 0.25 to 0.34 c with May 49 4 c, July 49 3 4 c, September 49 1 5 c. Oats off with May 44 4 c, July 42 1 2 c, September 35 c. Provisions steady with July pork 15.90, lard 8.85, ribs 8.75. Local receipts wheat 33, corn 242, oats 24 cars. May wheat closed 6 1/2 c, July 8 5 c, No 2 red winter 24 83 3/4 c. May corn closed 49 1/2 c, July 19 3/4 c, No 3 yellow 49 60 c. May oats 44 1/8 c, July 48 c.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Chicago
Wwe
Cattle and Hogs Market Report From St Louis May 6
Cattle receipts 4000 with beef steers 6.00 to 6.25, stockers and feeders 3.50 to 3.23, cows and heifers 2.85 to 3.50, Texas steers 2.50 to 5.50. Hogs receipts 6500, lower. pigs and lights 6.00 to 6.50, packers 6.00 to 8.45, best heavy 6.25 to 6.50. Sheep receipts 1500 and steady. natives 3.50 to 6.50, lambs 3.75 to 6.25.
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St. Louis
Scripps-NcRae Press Association
Texas
Cincinnati Live Stock Prices From May Day Market
Cincinnati May 6 cattle receipts were higher with butcher steers at 5.50 to 5.65 and calves 6.00 to 6.25. Hog receipts fell with good to choice 6.50 to 6.55 and mixed packers 6.45 to 6.50. Sheep receipts steady with extras 5.95 to 5.50 and lambs 7.45, spring lambs 7.00 to 9.0.
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Scripps-McRae Presa Association
Cincinnati
Market Prices and Commodities Report May 6 New York
New York price table lists Pork Mess at 17.25 to 18.0, lard Western spot 8.85 to 8.95, dressed poultry including turkeys and fowl, butter Creamery extra 26c, eggs white fancy 18 to 16c, cheese full cream 5c. Also mentions Tallaw City and various country/ Western notes.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
New York
Pork
Western
Steam
Spot
Tallaw—City
Chicago Market Summary Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices May 6
Chicago cattle receipts 93.00 market higher. Prime beef $5.35, poor to medium $3.30 to $5.23, stockers and feeders $2.85 to $3.10, canners $1.78 to $2.40, Texans $4.10. Hog receipts 2004, markets lower. Weight ranges $4.15 to $6.30, rough $4.15 to $4.25, heavy $8.00 to $8.50, pigs $5.90 to $6.30. Sheep receipts 2a strong. Native sheep $4.20 to $7.00, western sheep $5.79 to $6.00, native lambs $6.69 to $7.40, western lambs $6.70 to $8.75.
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Tg Bo Commor
Chicago
Retail prices on produce and meats in local market
A long list of produce and meat prices appears, including artichokes at 15 cents each, Florida vegetables with per peck and per pound rates, tropicals like pineapples, berries, and citrus, plus various meats and seafood priced by pound or piece. Notable items include strawberries 15 to 25 cents per quart or pint, eggs and mushrooms by unit, and cuts of beef, lamb, and veal with varied per pound rates.
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Florida
Bermuda
Alabama
California
Malaga
Lonster
Fresh Oysters and Fish Prices for New York Buyers
A price list for seafood and fish shows fresh oysters in various can sizes and standards priced from 35c to 60c per can or quart, bluepoints and rockaways options, peeled and unpeeled shrimp, scallops, deviled crabs, lobsters, and assorted fresh fish with per pound and per piece rates including black bass cod haddock and more.
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New York
Baltimore
Lawyers Argue in Miners Case Continues Across Pages
The article recounts courtroom rhetoric labeling a recent miners case as heated and divisive. It contrasts a religious service with a parade of foreigners accused of undermining national values. The piece questions political motives behind the display and accuses outsiders of exploiting U.S. hospitality.
Justice for the Miners Roosevelts Reply on Moyer Haywood
President Roosevelt writes that if evidence shows a miscarriage of justice for Moyer and Haywood awaiting trial in Boise Idaho he will forward it to the attorney general for federal action. The Central Federated Union had pressed him to state his stance and to explain why he called the defendants undesirable citizens. The meeting in Washington discussed the matter at length and a copy of the letter was sent to counsel for the defendants.
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New York
Roosevelt
Central Federated Union
Moyer and Haywood
Boise
Idaho
Steinerberg
Committee of the Union
Washinggton
John Henry
William Coakley
Moyer
Haywood
Tinners' Supplies and Tin Roofing Prices
Catalog of metal goods with copper bottoms and polished sheets, iron bars, best bloom galvanized, charcoal tin sizes and prices, roofing tin varieties with dimensions and prices, tin ingots and zinc options listed.
Builders Supplies Prices For Lumber and Lath
Lumber pine 2 inch stock 32600 MM common board 35.00 per M hemlock 2 inch 26.60 per M common oak 35.0 per M yellow pine flooring 33.00 per M No 1 siding 32.00 per M poplar 60.00 per 70.09 M LATH White No 1 6.00 per M No 2 3.30 per M No 1 mixed 7 per M
Anthracite Coal Types and Prices Listed in Market Brief
A fragmented listing catalogs various anthracite coal grades and prices by mine or region including Pocahontas Kanawha Pittsburg and Jackson lumps slack and egg sizes with associated weights and per ton costs. Additional items note bag costs and extras for bags and collars.
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Jackson
Slack Hocking Valley
Brazil Wiock
Blossburg
Smithing
Indiana
Incorporations Filed for Sahara Land Coles Whiting Savings
The secretary of state reports Monday filings of articles of incorporation for Sahara Land Company in Michigan City with $10 capital, and Whiting Savings and Loan Company in Whiting with directors William Greatlake, William E. Curtis, Henry Beaubien, Charles K. Davidson, Morton Trout, Henry S. Davidson, and Arthur Gladden. The Kahn Tailoring Company certifies full payment and cancellation of its outstanding preferred stock authorized in 1902.
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Sahara Land Company
Michigand City
Wiliam B. Manny
Wilbur J
Raw Tings
Solomon “”. Coles
Whiting Savings and Loan
Whiting
Capital Stock
Simeno
William Greatlake
William E. Curtis
Henry Beaubien
Charles K. Davidson
Morton Trout
Henry S. Davidson
Arthur Gladden
Kahn Tailoring Company
Bano
Constable White Arrested in Graft Inquiry
Police issue two warrants in cases of alleged extortionate fees. William E. White chief constable in the court of Justice of the Peace Harvey B. Stout was arrested Monday afternoon in his Windsor Building apartment Illinois street. Detectives Manning and Samuel found him in bed and he remained in his room per a police surgeon's advice. Deputy J. D. Carlin was not found, believed to be away. The arrest follows a strict probe by Police Chief Robert Metzger into graft alleged among the Hollingsworth court constables.
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Er. E. Hodgin
J. D Carlin
Constable White
the Windsor
Dr Horace Marvin to Move Back West After Loss
Dr Horace N Marvin plans to leave his Delaware home and live with old friends in the west. He telegraphed Sioux City friends that he will return with Horace’s body in the fall. He cannot decide if his boy Horace was murdered or died naturally on the marsh, leaving coroner’s jury to determine the cause. Miles Standish, his brother in law, doubts whether foul play occurred but vows to pursue guilt if proven.
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Delaware
Horace N. Marvin
Horace
Sioux City
Dr. Marvin
Miles Standish
Marvin
Iad
Modified Resolution Elevates Big Four Railroad Tracks
The Board of Public Works on Monday adopted a modified resolution to elevate the Big Four and C H D railroad tracks at West Washington Street. The contract requires work to start within 36 days of letting and to be completed by December 1.
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Board of Public Works
W. Washington St
Indiana Law School Alumni Banquet Planned at Grand Hotel
The third annual banquet of the Indiana Law School Alumni Association will be held May 58 at the Grand Hotel. James W. Noel serves as president and Ert L. Slack as vice-president, and both will participate in the program.
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Alumni Association of the
Indiana Law School
Grand Hotel
James W. Noel
Ert L. Slack
Horse Market Prices and Draft Classes Listed
The notice lists heavy draft and common to fair horses with prices from 140 to 250. Eastern and Southern animals are noted with variations such as extra or plain. Drivers are mentioned with limited details and initials or abbreviations appear scattered through the text.
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Conron
Pauk ers Give Up Interstate Trade In Meat
Dr Melvin states that inspectors withdrew coverage from twelve plants for sanitation failures and prohibited preservatives, forcing many to abandon interstate trade while many prefer state business. He urges ongoing vigilance by states and municipalities and notes many small packers ignored the law until rail shipments were halted in October.
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A. B. Melvin
Bureau of Animal Industry
Department of Agriculture
Melvin
MacLaren Dies Amid Illness in Mount Pleasant
Dr John Watson known worldwide for Bonnie Briar Bush dies in Mount Pleasant hospital after ten days with tonsillitis. He was here to deliver lectures when struck down.
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Mount Pleasant. In
John Watson
Ian MacLaren
Dr. Watson
Bonnie Briar Bush
The Wagon Market Prices Reported
Corn sixteen cents, shelled oats forty six to forty eight cents, sheaf oats fifteen to seventeen dollars, straw six fifty to seven dollars, millet fifteen to twenty dollars.
Seeds Prices in Indianapolis Retail Market
Indianapolis seed prices list various seeds with per bushel or per pound rates. Tim othy seed ranges from $2.00 to $2.50 per bushel. Clover seed shows prices for red, mammoth English, alsike, and alfalfa types, from $6.00 to $9.60 per bushel. Grass seeds include Kentucky bluegrass, orchard and English bluegrass, Red Top, and rape seed priced per bushel or per pound.
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Indianapolis
Notice to subscribers on missed Sun delivery duties
The Sun asks readers who do not receive the paper regularly to call 880, old or new, to notify the circulation department. It also requests image carriers and any misconduct or neglect by carriers to be reported to the office promptly.
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Europe
Sun
City Record of births marriages and building permits
The City Record lists numerous births including Day Newland and Lines Beadle plus many others with addresses across the city and medical details. Marriages shown include Hitchcock Francisco, Stanley Heard, Brown Canada, Nash Kennedy, Avery Meeks, Van Blaricum Clay, Demaree Henthorn, Lewis Jeffries, Lindsey Roberts, Barngrove Dixon. Building permits issued for dwellings and remodels with locations and costs such as LaSalle $2000, Spring $4009, Dearborn $1800, Tacoma $1160, Addison $960, Ewing $1000, Pennsylvania $1200, and others.
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Sanford L. Hitchcock
Lillian Francisco
Walter Stanley
Mary Heard
Charles T. Brown
Ivy M
Canada
Charles K. Nash
Lula S. Kennedy
Lester P. Avery
Nellie P. Meeks
Otto J. van Blaricum
Lillian M. Clay
Francis Demaree
Myrtie Henthorn
Taylor M. Lewis
Jennie M. A. Jeffries
Lewis Lindsey
Lezbeth Roberts
Perry Barngrove
Arabell J. Dixon
John Lamson
Walcott
Harry Borst
LaSalle
D. W. Warman
Spring
E. C. Waltman
Dearborn
Frank Kurts
Sheffield
Mary C. McCuan
Tacoma
Susie Teller
Addison
Charlies W. Howard
Traction head injured in auto accident
Bion J. Arnold, head of the traction board of supervising engineers, is mute after a Sunday car repair accident in Chicago. The engine kicked back, severing and stitching his tongue, leaving him unable to speak for some time.
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Chicago
Bion J. Arnold
The
Traction Board of Supervising Engineers
Lords Reform and Irish Counsel Bills in Liberal Drive
London May 6 Parliament opens with two key bills amid Liberal push for reform. Lord Newton proposes curbing hereditary peers and creating 100 life peers to purge nonparticipants. The Irish counsel bill, signaling home rule, faces cabinet opposition as tensions rise over the measure.
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London
Lord Newton
Lords
House of Lords
Birrell
Ireland
Commons
Santa Fe fast mail Neo 16 derailed at Norborne injuring several
Scrippa MacRae Press Association reports the Santa Fe fast mail Neo 16 partially derailed at Norborne Missouri this morning. Several persons were injured.
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Scrippa-MacRae Press Association
Kansas City
Norborne
President Fires Gun From Far Away In Charleston and NYC
President Roosevelt opened the actors fund fair in New York at the Metropolitan Opera house then, half an hour later, performed a similar function for the National Scheustrenfest in Charleston, South Carolina. A rifle on the Scheustzenfest range was fired by a wire from Washington, with a telephone report to the president. He then attended a Wiener Mannersesang and shook hands with the millionaire singers.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Metropolitan Opera House
New York
Charleston
S. C
South Carolina
Scheustzenfest Range
Vienna
Up-to-Date Patterns from The Sun Fashion Desk
The Sun arrands with a leading pattern company to offer ten cent patterns for readers. Each day a new pattern is described and this is the only ten-cent pattern with seam allowances. Patterns postpaid by sending ten cents, plus size and address, to The Fashion Department The Sum.
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the Sun
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Pricas
Sayn Rights of Moyer
Defenders of the
Wilte
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William E. White
Court of Justice of the Peace
Harvey
B. Stout
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Samuel
LAW School
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Mount Pleasant
Scerippa-McRae Press Association
Newland and Lines
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Nice
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Walnut
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Colton
Amanda Mitchael
Ada Bennett
Deaconess Hospital
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W. Pearl
Grace Eva Acworth
Station St
Scrippa-McRae Presse Association
Scrippa-McRace Press Association
Secripps-McRae Press Association
Bobbs-Merrill
Merit Cigar
Ges. Meyer
Maker
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Paris
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