Stocks Edge Lower As May Trading Opens Mixed Signals
New York May 7 The stock market opened generally lower with rail shares down led by St Paul and Atchison. Anaconda Copper fell 2 while Smelting rose 4 as industrials showed irregular moves. Readings noted cover-based buying and weak commission business amid mixed tone on the market.
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Live Stock Markets Report From Indianapolis May 7
Indianapolis hog, cattle, and sheep markets report slow hog trading with prices around 6.30 to 6.35 for top hogs and a decline from last week. Cattle show slight improvement with good butcher stock demand pushing some prices up, while sheep and lambs bring mixed results and steady to weaker notes across regions.
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Cincinnati and Midwest Market Prices Reported in May Trade
Indiana produce and California fruit prices listed with per unit quotes for grapes peppers rhubarb greens onions and more. Regional live stock bids appear from Cincinnati Pittsburgh and St Louis with cattle hogs and sheep receipts and price ranges noted.
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Market Opens Listless as Investors Hold Prices Steady
A Chicago market report shows listless demand with wide bid ask spreads and little change in quotations. Brokers avoid bids on New Telephone stock while several firms list bonds and banks among active names, including American National Bank and Union Trust Co, with various securities and prices noted.
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Pald At Old Wage Scale Moves McClure Writers Out
Machinists at a Marion Motor Car plant walk out affecting thirty two workers. Marion Motor Car Co. of Indianapolis pays old rate despite new scale, triggering a strike over wages. In New York, McClure's editorial leadership dispute grows, with McClure asserting control and rumors of retirements and a possible relaunch.
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Cynthiana Real Estate Company Incorporation Noted
Incorporation records show the secretary of state on Monday approving the formation of The A end G Telephone Company with officers Cornelian Roeder president Gosbie vice president Louis secretary and Christ Brupp treasurer The Cynthiana Real Estate Company has directors Newmad W E Redman and Charles with a set stock of $2.00 per share.
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Famous American Chess Master Max Judd Dies in Excitement
LOUIA Mo May 7 Max Judd one of America's best known chess players died suddenly of angina while at a chess tournament at the Mondesty hotel stemming from heart trouble worsened by the competition at the St. Louis Chess Club. Doctors had cautioned him against playing.
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Army of Children on the Increase in Indianapolis
City school enumeration shows a rise of 3,219 children over last year. The total number of children of school age in Indianapolis is 46,117, marking a continued increase in the city’s youth population according to the latest census.
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Wheat and corn futures rise as prices firm on daily demand
Chicago Wheat gains amid short covering and higher bids for May and July contracts. Corn advances with May and July at firmer prices as traders note rising receipts and shifting demand. A separate policy note cites a rate bill pressuring roads to accept commission orders, elevating regulatory influence over railroads.
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President seeks real federal control over railway gates
The president states that while no perfect plan exists, agreement on rate bias is unlikely. He suggests a cautious approach for a year or two and notes Congress may deem action necessary. He favors real federal oversight of railway gates in the meantime.
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Rate bill fallout stirs Capitol as railroads push back
Washington May 7 A chaotic debate on the Hepburn bill and allied amendments roils Congress. Roosevelt faces pressure from senators and rail executives as the administration weighs court power, rate regulation, and temporary injunctions, seeking a path that sharpens ICC authority while limiting judiciary reach. Notable figures include Foraker Spooner Allison Tilman Buller and a chorus of lawmakers gathering at the White House to forge a compromise.
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Civil Service Examinations Announced For June
The United States Civil Service announces examinations for wheelwright and blacksmith at Fort McPherson Georgia and Fort Morgan Wyoming in the quartermaster’s department with salaries from 394 to 7 dollars yearly. Topographic draftsman in Panama construction department offers 310 to 1250 monthly, standard entrance 199 dollars. Positions include good advancement. beginners may earn more with proven ability. Apply to H. K Mishous, Federal Building Indianapolis.
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Blaze damages Indianapolis firms in building ruin
Fire swept a downtown building injuring two businesses and a warehouse, with smoke and water damage to surgical instruments, leather goods, and bottles. W. Crouse and the Indianap lis Paper Box Company suffered major losses, with estimates near 50 000 to 90 000 dollars and partial insurance coverage. Firefighters fought the blaze for hours, halting spread by a fire wall. the cause remains under investigation.
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Big Pythian Event Opens Grand Lodge Cornerstone Ceremony
The Knights of Pythias Pennaylantiest group, in Indianapolis, prepared for a major ceremony marking the cornerstone raising of the grand lodge. Officers and members from numerous centers arrived, with attendees from Terra Haute Rochester and Wabash noted among those joining the parade. Souvenir pendants featuring triangular metal shapes and blue or purple ribbons were prepared, and marshal staffs reflected order colors.
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Conditions Improve War Dept Report From Gen Groote
War department received today from Gen Groote in San Francisco a report noting steady improvement in conditions. Arrival of 36 officers allows assignments. large camp of commanding officers attends. Totals show plenty of flour and potatoes scarce, with broader shortages in other items.
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Fire at Texarkana Destroys Josey Grain Plant
Fire in Texarkana this morning destroyed Josey Grain Company establishment. Loss estimated around 529,698 dollars. Reported from Texarkana with initial details on the blaze and its impact.
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Indictments Seal Feds Probe Of Oregon Timber Grabs
Portland May 7 A federal grand jury indicted several women and prominent lumbermen and bankers in a case alleging a conspiracy to defraud the government and seize vast Oregon timber lands. Warrants expected soon as authorities move to seize the properties. The total alleged value nears 1,000,000 dollars.
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Capitalists Visit Bowling Green Mission for River Investment
Capitalists arrived in Bowling Green Kentucky on May 7 to inspect the region and explore asphalt felt investments. They traveled on a special boat along the Green River to survey conditions and discuss potential projects with local officials.
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Committee defeats proposal to send disaster victims claims to court
Washington May 12 1 voting 12 to 1 the house committee on crimes defeated the proposition to send the claims of sarcivore and relatives of victims of the Slocum disaster to the court of claims.
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Mayor Proclaims Memorial Day in Indianapolis Observance
Mayor Charles A Bookwetter issued a proclamation urging Indianapolis residents to observe Memorial Day on May 30. It calls for national tribute to brave men who defended freedom and asks citizens to honor the day with labor or other patriotic acts as part of recognizing those who died defending free institutions.
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Notice A Hellstarn Stove Warring Ad
Notice lists A Hellstarn and E. Weehingtonst with a new phone tee. Details are fragmentary but indicate a local notice regarding a stove wartime or warning context. The readable items reference names and a contact method.
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New Haven Coal Dealers Cut Price to 9.50 Per Ton
Reduction of 1 per ton in hard coal price announced by New Haven dealers this morning. New price set at 9.50 per ton.
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Bombs Kill Two Governors General and Wound Official
A bomb attack in Moscow targets Vice-Admiral Doubamof and Governor General Temanowski, killing a sentry and aide-de-camp while wounding the admiral. Rebels claim responsibility and investigators seek the attacker who wore an officer’s uniform. The ambush underscores a volatile period in Russia with multiple revolutionary acts.
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Funeral of Harry E Drew in Chicago area obituary notices
Harry E Drew died after a short illness and will be buried at Conn Hall cemetery Tiystay afternoon. The funeral at his home will be private. Drew, long active in city politics and a railroad promoter, helped build Matthess and contributed to local industry. He leaves a widow and was once a city council member known for energy and enterprise. The marriage of Jauate Cook to Joseph Schneider occurred Sunday morning in Chicago with Rev. J. C. Clippinger officiating.
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Girl to Face Trial for Murder of Uncle and Aunt
In New York May, a young girl linked to the murder of her uncle Gaetano Riggio and the wounding of her aunt, wife of Higgio, by a dagger has her trial set in the criminal branch of the supreme court. She had been married only one day before the tragedy.
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Grand Jury Concludes Work Tuesday With Few Cases
The federal grand jury will finish its work Tuesday. No important cases have been found, none are listed as investigated, and no witnesses are slated to appear after Tuesday.
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Society notes from K of P Lodge 268 meeting
Society item reports regular session of K of P Lodge 268 with training and a five oaxea? cleave for members. Full attendance urged. Visiting dignitaries welcomed by Dr P B Kurtz and C D HH Finney.
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