Wall St Opens Irregular as Union Pacific Leads Fluctuations
New York May 10 stock market opens irregular with small fractional changes. Union Pacific moves up then fades while Southern Pacific and Reading show gains then slip. bankers abroad view Union Pacific financing differently, prompting early buying and later selling as traders reassess positions.
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Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Pennsylvania
Reading
London
Cauven
Live Stock Prices and Market Receipts in Indianapolis
May 10 report shows hogs at 7,500 receipts and cattle 1,700 while sheep and lambs reach 200. Hog prices steady to higher with top $6.60. cattle and sheep steady. Listings include steers, heifers, cows, bulls and calves with varied price ranges and weights. also grain and hay bids and total cars by grade.
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Indianapolis
Mortgage Filed Against Marion Bluffton & Eastern
A mort gage for 850000 was filed on the Marion Bluffton Eastern right of way track rolling stock depots and other property. The Marion Trust company is the mortgagee and copies were filed in Grant Wells and Huntington counties.
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Ing
The
Marion, Bluffton & Eastern
Marion Trust’ Company
Grant
Wells
Huntington
Help Wanted in The Guide of Charge for Three
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a help offer or inquiry related to the Guide and a charge of three units. No clear names, dates, or places are readable to confirm specifics.
Wheat and grain futures slide and firm as markets react
Chicago Grain Scrippa McRae reports May wheat licked up early while bears faltered. May wheat 864c, July 85c, September 8756c. Corn steady to firm with May 49c, July 50%4c, Sept 50%4 5Msc. Oats firm to higher with May 45c, July 43 4%c, Sept 26 5c. Local receipts show 30 wheat cars, 177 corn cars, 255 vats. Hog products priced at pork 316.60 lard 19.20 ribs 9.10.
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Chicago
Bears
Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices in Chicago Market Report
Chicago May 10 cattle receipts 1500 slow prime beeves 5.45 4.45 cows and heifers 2.90 canners 1.89 Texans 4.10 4.75 hogs receipts 17000 higher light 6.36 6.50 rough 6.15 6.30 6.50 heavy 6.35 6.52 pigs 5.90 6.40 sheep receipts 5000 steady native sheep 4.50 6.70 western sheep 4.75 6.75 native lambs 6.60 8.69 western lambs 4.75 6.75
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scrippa-McXae Preas
Chicago
Market Report From Cincinnati Livestock Sale
Scripps MacRae report shows catte receipts at 1468 with 10 cent lower. butcher steers extra 5.35 to 5.00. calves 5.25 to 5.00. hogs receipts 3.10, 5 cents higher with good to choice 6.50 to 6.59. mixed packers 6.40 to 6.50. Sheep receipts 400, lambs extra 7.50.
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Cincinnati
Market Quotes New York May 10 Pork Mesa and Butter
Semiona McRae reports New York price quotes for May 10 showing Pork Mesa at 17.50 18.35, Lard Western spot 39.10 9.20, Butter Creamery extra 26c, Egg White fancy 21c Western 18c, Cheese full cream 15c.
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Semiona-McRae Press Association
New York
Western
Steam
Spot
Yallow
City
Chicago Produce Prices in Market Report
Chicago May 10. Butter Creamery extra 25 cents. Eggs extra 19 cents. Cheese Twins 18 14 cents. Poultry Turkeys 12 cents chickens 13 cents ducks 13 cents geese 5.00 to 7.00 per dozen.
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Chicago
Americas
Pittsburg Live Stock Prices Report May 10
Cattle supply light and steady price range 5.70 to 5.90 for common stock and 5.50 to 5.70 for prime stock. Sheep supply fair and wholesale prices for prime wethers 6.00 to 6.15, good minds 5.66 to 5.90. Hog receipts 25 head with prime heavy 6.05 to 6.75, other grades 6.70 to 6.72, roughs 5.50 to 5.75.
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Pittsburg
Scripps-Mechkne Press Association
A Dove of Peace with the Goulds
Mrs Frank Gould denies serious quarrels with Gould youngest son of Jay Gould. She says they have few minor disputes and blames her mother in law for much of the reported trouble.
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New York
Frank Gould
Gould
Jay Gould
Edward Kelly
Daring Bride Recovers in African Hippo Hunt Tale
In Africa near Lake Albert Edward a fever-struck safari recovers as a hippo is hunted by a daring wife and her husband. The party drags the carcass ashore while workers strip meat and the wife tends the ill and returns to duty.
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Africa
Swore Whallon Paid Detective In Pennsylvania Trip
Testimony details a party including Rhodius traveling to Pittsburg to place someone in a sanitarium. Henry Spaan questioned Mr. Connaway about a visit to Indiana Trust after a New York trip. Judge Whallon refused to answer questions about alleged personal funds or reimbursement related to the Rhodiuses.
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Pittsburg
Henry Spaan
Connaway
Indiana Trust Company
New York
Whallon
Pennsylvania
Knodlus
Merchants’ National Bank
Bryan critiques Roosevelt on Moyer and Haywood
W J Bryan in Lincoln argues Roosevelt’s harsh remarks about the miners Moyer and Haywood could sway courts and juries more than defense testimony. He notes Roosevelt avoids court cross examination and warns against excusing or convicting the accused without solid evidence.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Lincoln
Neb
W. J. Bryan
Roosevelt
Moyer and Haywood
Mrs Carpenter to Lead Services in Apostolic Holiness Church
In Harrington Delaware May 10 trustees of Apostolic Holiness Union church accept Rev Dewitt M Carpenter's resignation after a love letter misaddress incident. For now Mrs Carpenter will preach until a successor is elected and she consents to remain at the pulpit. No further action planned.
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Scripps-McRae Preas Association
Harrington, del
Dewitt M. Carpenter
Carpenter
Apostolic Holiness Union Church
Recorder of Deeds
Outfits Sought for Destruction of French Lick West Baden Paraphernalia
Paoli Indiana May 1 Prosecuting Attorney Perry McCart received from Attorney General James Bingham papers to destroy gambling paraphernalia under the Mattingly law for French Lick and West Baden. Notice to Thomas G Deery Edward Charles and John Ballard sets June 21 hearing, but McCart refuses to sign citing prior employment in the safe case.
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French Lick
West Baden
Thomas G. Deery
Edward Charles
John Ballard
McCart
Mock Trial at Shortridge High School Opens Friday
The Senate at Shortridge High School will hold its annual mock trial starting Friday afternoon and continue for three sessions. This year Bloor Schleppey faces trial. defense will be led by Melville Cohn and Paul Benson, with Ralph Edenharter and Scott Brewer prosecuting. Richard Simpson will preside.
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Senate
Shortridge High School
Teamsters May Join Striking Longshoremen Now
New York May 10 Leaders of the longshoremen on strike say the United States behalf the teamsters union will join them. Their refusal to work has crippled harbor shipping this week and they expect stronger action with teamster support.
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New York
Teamsters’ Union
Purcell Takes Office as Labor Commissioner
G. W. Purcell, appointed by Governor Hanly to succeed L. P. McCormack, assumed charge of the labor commissioner’s office Thursday. McCormack will remain with him for a time. Purcell has lived in Terre Haute for several years and was formerly on the executive board of the United Mine Workers of America.
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G. W. Purcell
Hanly
L. P. McCormack
Mr. McCormack
Mr. Purcell
Terre Haute
United Mine Workers of America
State Bureau to Compile Thoroughbred Livestock Report
Miss Mary Stubbs of the State Bureau of Statistics will collect data from breeders and dealers on horses cattle hogs sheep and poultry for a forthcoming statewide report. No prior similar study has been conducted by this bureau.
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Mary Stubbs
State Bureau of Statistics
Commencement Held at Caleb Mills Hall for Seven Graduates
The annual Physio Medical College commencement took place at Caleb Mills hall on Thursday evening. Seven graduates received their degrees as Rev. Earl E. Wilfley of Crawfordsville delivered the address.
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Physio-Medical College
Caleb Mills
Earl E. Wilfley
Crawfordsville
Clergywoman Urges Strong Anti Mormon Push
Rev. H. E. C Hoppinger of Edwin Ray M E church challenged the Crawfords ville District Women’s Home Missionary Society to wage a more aggressive campaign against Mormonism during the annual convention remarks.
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H. E. C Hoppinger
Edwin Ray M. E. Church
Crawfordsville
Women's Home Missionary Society
Loyal Legion Holds Meeting and Banquet at Denison Hotel
The Loyal Legion of civil war officers met in room 12 at the statehouse on Friday afternoon. Friday night a banquet in honor of the ladies will be held at the Denison hotel.
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Loyal Legion
Statehouse
Tadiea
Denison Hotel
City Record for a Day in WN and Faye Bloss area births
The city record lists multiple birth notices for families including Bloss Clark Koschmider Hess Barker Henderson Craig Cramer and others with baby genders noted. The column also reports deaths with causes such as cerebral hemorrhage pneumonia chest injuries pulmonary tuberculosis endocarditis and chronic nephritis. Building permits are recorded for several dwellings with addresses and values including 26 000 1650 1200 1 30 2000 3000 2200 2400 and 1600 dollars.
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Faye Bloss
Pennsylvania St
Allie and
Goldie Clark
Arsenal Ave
Pane
Agnes Koschmider
Carlin-st
Jacob and
Anna Hess
Senateave
Oliver and
Laura Barker
Bryanave
Herbert and
Sophia Henderson
Missourist
Patrick and
Lena Craig
N. Bevilleave
William and
Samuel Hornaday
Michigan St
Tony Zillian
Holmes Ave
John Wesley Jones
Washington St
Lewis Crance
N. Warmanave
James Puryear
Indiana Ave
Perry Jackson
Shepherd
Anna Markle
N. Mis- Bourist
Martha Parker
E. Michiganst
Freight Rate Dispute Prompts Midwest Action
The Indianapolis board of trade will cooperate with groups in Indiana Ohio and Michigan to seek an adjustment of grain freight rates. It is claimed western cities have better rates to the Atlantic than central states. The issue will be presented to the Central Freight association.
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Indianapolis Board of Trade
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
Chicago
Atlantic Seaboard
Central States
Central Freight Association
Incorporations Filed in Indiana Friday
The secretary of state recorded new articles of incorporation. The O. G. Murray company of Richmond with $10,000 capital lists Omar G. Murray Aliie M. Murray and George A. Schwenke as incorporators. J. A. L. Greenberg Iron company of Terre Haute with $40,000 capital lists J. R. Finkelstein A. L. Greenberg and B. T. Greenberg as incorporators.
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Secretary of State
O. G. Murray
Bill Posting
Richmond
Capital Stock
Omar G. Murray
Aliie M. Murray
George A. Schwenke
J . A. L. Greenberg Iron Company
Terre ‘Haute
J. R. Finkelstein
A. L. Greenberg
8. T. Greenberg
Wife Punished. Husband Fined in Domestic Case
Mrs. Floyd Smith pleaded for leniency for her husband but was fined 25 dollars and costs and given 30 days in the workhouse for assault and battery. She admitted striking him with her slipper while he acknowledged striking back. The couple, both well dressed, faced charges of mutual assault in the Commercial hotel incident and a separate suit over a 1904 railway passenger's death continues in federal court with the Remley case against the Southern Railway.
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Hippo
Floyd Smith
Scheffield
Thomas C. Wharton
Smith
Schofield
K. of P
Margaret E. Remley
Crawfordsville
Southern Railway Company
Albert B. Anderson
Atlanta
Massacre reports reach Puerto Cortez after Guatemalan clashes
American arrivals recount gov ernment outrages in Guatemala. A ten member family of planter Jose Obrera is killed after resisting soldiers near Cuatemala City. Opponent Abileiz Crecare dies by ants at stake. Two Americans, Cc. L. Lullen and Marshall Stamms, jailed in Guatemala City on alleged assassination conspiracy charges.
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Puerto Cortez
Cuatemala City
Jose Obrera
Abileiz Crecare
Cabrera
Cc. L. Lullen
Little Rock
Ark
Marshall Stamms
Cincinnati
Guatemala City
Wagon Market Prices Amid Mixed Grain Quotes
Fragmentary OCR notes show ongoing prices for oats and barley with figures such as 48c and 15.00, plus 96.50 and 8.00, indicating a local market listing. Other words are garbled, providing little additional context on quantities or dates.
Winter wheat area under cultivation declines 11 percent
Washington May 10 The crop reporting bureau of the agricultural department issued a statement: winter wheat area under cultivation as of May 1 totals 28,132,000 acres, down 11.2 percent or about 3,533,000 acres from last fall's sowing and 5 percent or about 1,168,000 acres less than last year's harvested area.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Washington
Crop Reporting Bureau
The
Agricultural Department
Guatemalan Crisis Sparks Mexico Guatemala Trial Debate
State Department officials report a Guatemalan crisis with Mexico possibly accepting a compromise. The question is whether Gen Lima will be tried in Guatemala for instigating the murder of former Guatemalan President Barillas who lived in exile in Mexico City.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Washington
State Department
Den nett pleads not guilty in securities theft case
Oliver M Den nett, broker, pleads not guilty before Judge O Sullivan in New York General Sessions to three indictments charging larceny of hundreds of thousands of dollars in securities alongside William O Douglas, former employee of the Trust Company of America.
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Scrippe-McRae Presa Association
New York
Oliver M. Dennett
William O. Douglass
The
Trust Company of America
O’sullivan
Court of General Sessions
Captain Krech Dies Aboard Hamburg American Liner Waltersee
The Waltersee docked with its flag at half mast carrying the body of Capt. Krech former commander who died at sea of pneumonia Monday. He had served in the company for several years and was noted for his tenure aboard theWaltersee.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
New York
Krech
Lightning Kills Two in Kentucky Barn Blaze
Lightning struck a barn on George Diebold's farm near Foster Kentucky killing Diebold and George Galloway instantly. Brothers George and John Taylor were seriously injured. the barn burned but the dead and injured were rescued from the flames. The men had been working on the farm and gathered in the barn during a storm.
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Foster
George Diebold
Diebeld
George Galloway
George
John Taylor
Daily Fashion Hints From Paris Sun Patterns Offer
The Sun provides readers with exclusive Paris designs and 1000 spring and summer styles by mail for 16 cents postpaid. A leading pattern company supplies ten cent daily patterns with a disclaimer about scams. Send ten cents, pattern number and size, plus name and address to The Sun Fashion Department.
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