Wall-St Stocks Mixed As Market Opens Lower Across Issues
The market opened irregular with Amalgamated and Steel unchanged while Reading Rock Island and Chesapeake & Ohio slipped about 14 points. Pennsylvania fell 4 percent. St Paul rose about percent, New York Central and Union Pacific gained, and Delaware Hudson led losses with over 5 points. Trading pressure pushed Union Pacific lower after earlier rise, and American Smelting declined about 2 percent as government bonds held steady and speculative liquidations continued into the late morning.
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New York
Amalgamated and
Steel Common
Reading
Rock Island
Chesapeake & Ohio
Pennsylvania
St. Paul
New York Central
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Steel
Erie and Car Foundry
Delaware
Hudson
Live Stock Prices in Indianapolis Market Report
May 7 Indianapolis receipts hogs 4500 cattle 1250. hogs steady top 6.50. cattle sheep and lambs steady. Steers various weights up to 1300 lb at 5.65 to 6.09. heifers 4.65. cows 3.75 to 4.25. bulls 3.00 to 4.00. calves 4.00 to 5.50. Hogs best heavies 6.50 to 6.55. mids 6.45 to 6.50. lights 6.25 to 6.50. sows 4.00 to 6.00. Sheep lambs 5.50 to 7.50. clipped lambs 5.00 to 7.00.
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Indianapolis
St Louis Live Stock Prices and Receipts
The Scripps-McRae Presa Association reports for St. Louis on May 7 cattle receipts about 4,000 with beef steers near 4.00, stockers and feeders around 3.50, cows and heifers about 2.85, and Texas cattle lower. Hog receipts about 9.50 with pigs and lights near 6.00, packers around 6.06, butchers 6.45. Sheep receipts 1,500 steady with ewes 3.25 to 6.00 and lambs 4.0 to 8.50.
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ST. Louis
Texas
Cincinnati Market Report Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices
Cincinnati Ohio May 7 cattle receipts 222 steady butchers extras 5 50 to 5 65 200 to choice 4 75 to 5 40 common to fair 3 50 to 6 50 hogs receipts 1150 five cents higher good to choice 6 57 6 60 mixed packers 6 50 6 57 lambs extra 7 25 sheep receipts steady extra 5 35 5 50
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Cincinnati. O
Chicago Live Stock Prices May 7 Report
Chicago May 7 cattle receipts 3 500 steady prime breeves 5 35 to 6 40, poor to medium 4 30, stockers and feeders 2 85 to 5 00, hogs receipts 14 0 strong light 6 25 to 6 52, rough 6 15 to 6 21, mixed 6 40 to 6 55, heavy 5 30 to 6 00, pigs 5 90 to 6 35, sheep receipts 11 000 steady native sheep 4 50 to 6 70, western sheep 4 75 to 6 65, native lambs 6 60 to 8 60, western lambs 6 75 to 8 75.
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Chicago
City Grain Prices and Inspections Report
Wheat and corn futures mixed with steady to firm tones across grades. Hay prices hold on choice timothy while inspections show multiple car loads of wheat, corn, and mixed hay with no established grade in several lots.
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Timothy
New York Produce Prices Reported by Press Association
New York May 7 Pork Mess at 17 25 to 18 00 per hundredweight. Lard Western steam spot 8 90 to 9 00. Tallow City 6c country 5 to 6 14c. Butter Creamery extra 27c state dairy tubs finest 26c. Eggs White fancy 2c western 17 14. Cheese Full cream 15c.
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New York
Scripps-McHase Press Association
Pork—Mess
Western Steam
Spot
Western
Chicago Produce Market Prices Reported
Chicago market items include chickens ducks geese cheese twins and young Americas listed with prices per dozen and other small consignments. The fragmentary OCR suggests minor figures like 12c 13c and 5.00 7.00 per dozen alongside miscellaneous extras. The source emphasizes varied poultry and dairy offerings in a city produce listing.
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Chicago
Mayi- Batten
Americas
Trains Collide in Fog. Four Killed in Ohio Valley Crash
At Rosebys Rock near Wheeling West Virginia four people died and eight were injured when the New York and Chicago express on the Baltimore and Ohio crashed into a freight train in heavy fog. The engineer failed to see the flagman on the siding as the freight had to pull to the switch. Injured include engineer W W Riley and fireman M L Parkins with varying serious injuries. all expected to recover. A relief train carrying physicians and medical supplies was dispatched.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Wheeling
W. Va
Roseby's Rock
Here
Chris A. Vernier
W. T. Thomas
J. L. Paynter
Charles Christy
W. W. Riley
M. L. Parkins
H. A. Hill
Sarah E. Simmers
New Jersey
Mollie Hill
R. Stearn
Train Collision Near Percy Injures Several on M&O Line
In a rear end crash between passenger train No. 32 and a freight at Percy Illinois last night several people were seriously hurt. Two engines and about a dozen freight cars piled up while coaches were splintered. The freight was believed to be on a siding but stood on the main track as the fast passenger train approached.
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M. & O. Scripps-Mesine Presse Association
ST. Louis
Mobile & Ohio Railroad
Percy
Ill
California Limited Derailed Near Medway
Train No. 6 California Limited on the Santa Fe ditched west of Medway twelve miles east of Holly Col. last night after spreading rails. The fast train, six hours late, overturned nine coaches except the last Pullman. A porter and a baggage man were injured.
Pennsylvania train derailed near Marietta, no major injuries
A Pennsylvania passenger train en route to Cleveland derailed 15 miles north of Marietta when the tender left the track. The accident caused the entire train to topple but no cars overturned and injuries were not serious.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Marietta
Pennsylvania
Cleveland
Missing Pastor Jere Cooke and ward still unlocated
Hempstead L L reports from Seranac Lake stirred momentum after claims that Rev Jere Cooke of St George's Episcopal Church and his ward Florettz Whaley were spotted there. Despite the sightings, authorities and residents acknowledge the couple remains at large while the search continues.
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Scrippe-McHas Press
New York
Hempstead
L. L
Jere Cooke
St. George's Episcopal Church
Florettz Whaley
Seranac Lake
Grain futures drift as corn and oats slip on May trade
Chicago May corn slips to around 49c with May at 494 and July near 195c, while September 5k 497 and oats ease for May at 445a and July at 43 for May wheat at 82 and July 854c. Hog products hold steady with pork at 16.23 and lard near 9.95. No. 2 red winter May wheat at 4c and May corn around 4 %c.
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Chicago
Pittsburg Live Stock Prices Reported
Pittsburg Pa May 7 Cattle supply light steady. Choice 5.70 5.90 prime 5.50 5.70. Sheep supply light slow prime wethers 6.00 6.15 good mixed 3 lambs 5.00 7.15. Hogs receipts 5 dvs higher prime heavy hogs 6.55 6.15 tedium and heavy workers 6.75 6.80 light workers and pigs 6.80 6.85 roughs 5.54 5.0
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Pittsburg
East Buffalo Live Stock Market Report May 7
East Buffalo cattle receipts total 500 with veals and calves at 3.50 to 7.47 dollars. Sheep receipts 5200 show lambs at 7.60 to 7.70, yearlings 6.50 to 6.85, wethers 5.90 to 6.10, ewes 5.25 to 5.50, mixed 5.50 to 5.90, cull 2.50 to 4.75. Hog receipts 2040 steady with Yorkers and pigs 6.80 to 6.35, heavy grades 6.00 to 6.90, roughs 5.90 to 6.00.
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East Buffalo
Scrippa-McRae Presse Association
Ejected skater fined for sidewalk sand incident
H E Sheets of 2512 W Washington St placed sand on the sidewalk to deter skaters. He grabbed neighbor Daniel Tibbs, took the broom, and forced him off the sidewalk. Sheets was fined 1 dollar plus costs in police court with docket fee remitted leaving 6 dollars owed for ejecting the boy.
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E. Washington St
City for Record a Day Floyd and Mabel Winterrowd
List of births and injuries with names addresses and ages from a city record. Entries show multiple newborns and adults, with injuries and illnesses and several residential property actions including remodels and dwellings with dollar amounts.
Wedding May Cost Corey His Position
Wall Street veterans predict William E. Corey will resign as president of United States Steel Corp after his upcoming marriage to actress Mabelle Gilman on May 13. Directors reportedly criticize his personal life, citing a need for public officials to uphold dignified conduct amid stockholder scrutiny.
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Scrippe-McRaee Press Association
New York
William E. Corey
United States Steel Corporation
Wall St
Wallst
Charles M. Schwab
Monte Carlo
Schwab
Corey
Steel Trust
Politeness Taught to 162 Meat Inspectors in Chicago
Chicago May 7 meat inspectors from across the United States gathered to meet Secretary of Agriculture James Wilson and his assistants. They discussed meat inspection laws enacted a year ago and Wilson noted his study of local stockyards and meetings with inspectors have yielded significant benefits.
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Scrippa-MecRae Presa Association
Chicago
Secretary of Agriculture
James Wilson
Washington
United States
Wilson
May veto looms for two cent fare bill
Springfield on May 7 reports the Senate passing a two cent fare bill after House approval. The bill bears Senate amendments requiring House concurrence before reaching Gov. Deneen, who has not advocated the act, prompting fears of a veto despite legislative progress. PMID: Scrippa Press Association.
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Scrippa-MecHae Press Assocciation
Springfield
Senate
House
Deneen
The Reformation on Stage at German House
A staged musical history of the Reformation titled The Story of the Reformation will be presented at the German House on May 9 and 10 by the Second English Lutheran Church. Miss S Ethel Brown directs with a 150-voice Ecclesia chorus, elaborate period costumes, and stereopticon views by Mrs Della E Mayers. The production traces Luther's life from monk to diet of Worms in Erfurt and beyond, with scenes, songs, and a marching allegorical procession featuring a large cast and multiple solos.
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Worms
H. E. Monroe
Washington, D. C
Germany
Della E. Mayers
Denver
D. E. Mayers
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von Staupitz
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H. R. Martin Courtier Co
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Prince
Albert
Frank McAllister
Charles V
Beechler
Frederick III
Saxony
A. G. Humphrey Cardinal Cajetan
Page
Sale
Emperor's Imperial Guard
Indianapolis
Canton No. 1
OG. O. F
Capt
W. E. Hiatt
H. Ia. van Dorin
A. D. Porter
C. J. Schlee
F. R. McConnell
William F. Menning
R. P. Miller
Walter
Wartburg
Allegorical processional and student delegates in the benediction scene
The excerpt describes an allegorical procession in a church military style with hands in benediction over a tomb and evening exercises. It lists many female delegates representing states of the Union and male delegates representing states of the German empire along with their names.
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Minnie Butterworth
Enza Boteler
Edna Olsen
Emilie Olsen
Amelia Durdell
Anna Anderson
H. L. Courtney
Tillie Hartmann
Hattie Doerr
Margaret Madsen
Lizzie Wallman
Elijah Clair
Mattye Buck
Elizabethackett
Edith Danner
Ella Clair
Harry L. Orlopp
Frank McAllister
Hearing postponed in federal drug trust case
The hearing of evidence in the federal suit to enjoin the drug trust was postponed to Wednesday at 10 o clock. Evidence will be heard before Noble C. Butler, clerk of the federal court acting as master in chancery. It marks the first hearing of evidence in the government’s bid to bust the drug trust alleged to restrain trade.
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Wednes
Federal Court
Noble C. Butler
Drug Trust
Outsider Pink Star Wins Derby Amid Crowd Disappointment
Pink Star, longshot in betting, defies the field at Churchill Downs to win the Kentucky Derby by three lengths over Zal. Zal finishes strong two lengths ahead of Orlando, with Red Giu rlet fading as Pink Star bursts from the pack despite a muddy coat and public skepticism.
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Louisville
Pink Star
Churchill Downs
Zal
Nile
Saloons Banned In Two Indiana Counties
Morgan and Fountain counties refused liquor licenses for Covington Vedersburg Attica and other towns following Judge Artman Lebanon ruling saloons are public nuisances Martinsville also denied Francis Hamblen license County Attorney Kivett said the saloon is inherently dangerous and the board may deny licenses. appeals to circuit court possible.
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Co. E. Newlin
Fountain County
Covington
Veedersburg
Attica
Artman
Lebanon
Martinsville
Francis E. Hamblen
Kivett
Circuit Court
North Coast Limited Held Up Near Butte. Engineer Killed
Northern Pacific train link northbound held at Welch's spur fifteen miles east of Butte before daylight. Engineer Frank Clow of Butte was killed. fireman wounded. No loot taken as five highwaymen halted the train with a red lantern and sprayed shots at the crew before fleeing to the hills toward Montana. Passengers uninjured. sheriff sends armed posse to scene. The incident mirrors a Burlington flyer robbery two years prior and marks the fourth North Coast Limited holdup in three years.
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Butte
Mont
Northern Pacific
North Coast Limited
Welsh’s Spur
Frank Clow
Burlington Flyer
Welch's Spur
Crow
State calls for new asylum to separate criminals and insane
Dr. James W. Milligan of the Indiana state prison urged in South Bend that the state needs an intermediate asylum between hospitals for the insane and the prisons. He argued determinate sentencing and parole aid, noted half of prisoners show mental defects, and cited epilepsy as linked to crime, urging proper classification and care to protect society.
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Ana
James W. Milligan
State Prison
South Bend
St. Joseph
Hanna Under Bond In Auto Speeding Case
Dan R. Hanna son of the late M. A. Fianna waived examination in police court today on a charge of speeding his auto on Sunday and was held under 200 dollars bail. There remains mystery about the identity of the young woman who accompanied him at the time of arrest.
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M. A. Fianna
Hanna
Church Faces Deficit In Vatican Balance, Pope Says
Rome May 7 Pope Pius in a private audience with Bishop Fox Green Bay Wis admitted the quarrel between the Vatican and France over the separation law has caused a deficit in the last annual balance sheet of the church. He urged constant donations from wealthy Catholics to prevent the church from becoming as poor as its founder.
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Scripps-McRae Prose Association
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Vatican
France
Pope Pius
Fox
Green Bay
Wis
Hope to Prove Orchard a Liar in Court Battle
Darrow argued subpoenas had been issued blank to block witness names while Senator Gorah admitted this to prevent prosecution from revealing witnesses. Boise reports of local calm proved true as Haywood made a rare public appearance amid a large defense presence. The defense pressed for Orchard’s confession and full disclosure of conspiratorial acts, insisting officers are not trapmasters.
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Darrow
Gorah
Boise
Haywood
Wood
Orchard
Clarence Darrow
Dismissed Strikers Union Action Ends San Francisco Walkout
Special to The Sun reports that all United Railroads employees who did not report for duty at the car barns were formally discharged in San Francisco on May 7. Strike breakers stood by to replace them as a supply car was derailed by a sympathizer and moved to its destination. Authorities remain prepared to keep peace amid potential unrest.
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San Francisco
United Railroads
Merchants Protest Prison System Impact in Manila
Report from Manila states 100 merchants have organized to protest the government over the Maintenance of the Industrial system at Bibilad prison. They claim prison-made goods undermine local trade and harm businessmen and taxpayers.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Washington
Manila
Bibilad
Islands
Pig Experiments Begin at Bacteriological Lab
The laboratory received two healthy guinea pigs from Spencer Indiana for experimental work in the department’s disease fight. The report notes the animals were fat and ready for use in ongoing research.
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Spencer, Ind
Indianapolis Public Works Notice of Sewer Assessment 1907
The Board of Public Works of Indianapolis announces May 6 1907 approval of an assessment roll for a main sewer and local sewer along Schurman Drive Washington Street Bradley Street New York Street to Drexel Avenue with a branch from Bradley and New York streets. The notice details start point along Schurman Drive and the route, rates, plans on file, and the proportion of local sewer cost to main sewer.
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Department OF Public Works
Majestic
Indianapolis
Ind
Board of Public Works
Indiana
Schurman Drive
Washington Street
Bradley Street
New York Street
Rexel Avenue
St. L. R. Ri
Drexel Avenue
Bradley
New York Streets
Barineierians
City sets sewer cost split for Indianapolis district
The proposed main sewer to run along a specified route in Indianapolis will have costs divided: abutting property holders and possibly the city if benefited pay for the local sewer portion, with excess over local costs assessed across the district. The description covers numerous blocks and alleys from Brookville Road to Washington Street, with assessments due in ten annual installments and bonds issued to contractors unless paid sooner. A remonstrance date is set for May 15, 1907, with a public roll on file at the Board of Public Works for review.
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Marion County
State of Indiana
Brookville Road
Washington Street
Keating Avenue
Hollywood Place
Kealing Avenue
Market Street
Hartman
Vermont Street
Schurman Drive
Molt Heirs
Bradley
Denny and Atkinson’s
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Denny and Atkinson's
Chester Avenue
Tuxedo Park
Garfield Avenue
Colorado Street
Euclid Avenue
Eastern Heights Addition
Drexel Avenue
Colorado Avenue
Gladstone Avenue
Department of Public Works
Indiana
Boards of Public Works
United States
Board of Public Works
Joseph T. Elliott
Preston C. Trusler
Fred J ~ MA Beant
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