New Trial Sought for Capt. Peter C. Hains Jr in Manslaughter Case
Capt. Peter C. Hains Jr. prepares for a bid for a new trial after his manslaughter conviction for killing William E. Annis at Bayside Yacht Club. Sentencing set for next Monday with potential prison up to ten years. jury says unwritten law not involved.
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New York
Peter C. Hains, Jr
Flushing Court
Wm. E. Annis
Bayside Yacht Club
Iles
Garretson
State
Hains
Dewitt
Annis
Claudia Hains
Boston
Wall Street Opens Strong Amid Coal Stocks Rally
New York May 12 The stock market opened with broad buying and coal issues leading gains. Jersey Central hit a new high up 2% while Delaware & Hudson rose over two points, Reading gained nearly a point, and Erie reached 34 1 2 percent on the move. Consolidated Gas climbed over 3 points as rails and minor Industrials also advanced. London buyers helped, and grain futures in Chicago showed mixed early prices.
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New York
Jersey Central
Delaware & Hudson
Reading
Erie
Consolidated Gas
Rock Island
London
Receipts Show Hogs Lead in Indianapolis Market May 12
Indianapolis May 12 hogs totaled 10 000 with cattle 1850 and sheep 300, prices eased as supply outstripped demand while spring lambs rose to 9 50 and yearlings to 7 00. Steers and cows sold steady to firm with bulls and calves 25 cents lower. top hog price reached 7 49. East Buffalo reports mixed but firm demand. heavy hogs weaker while light hogs firm with Yorkers 7 25 to 7 50.
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Indianapolis
East Buffalo
Csitis
Pittsburg
Cincinnati and Chicago Live Stock Prices May 12
Brief market roundup from Cincinnati and Chicago showing hog and cattle receipts, price ranges, and movement for hogs, cattle, sheep, and lambs. Notable figures include Cincinnati hogs at 7.00 to 7.45 and cattle calves/extra at 5.50 to 6.76, Chicago hogs around 7.85 to 7.95 with bulk near 7.10 to 7.25, cattle strong with beves near 6.00 to 7.95 and calves 5.25 to 7.00.
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Cincinnati
Clock Fails At Courthouse In Strange Time
Courthouse commissioners seek a cure for the troubled clock that has misbehaved for three months. A proposed remedy involving Julietta asylum was dismissed due to tower removal and fire watch concerns. The clock struck nine times at 11 28 Wednesday morning and then again after a one minute rest, and recently it struck twenty times.
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Julietta Asylum
Indianapolis Grain Prices Mixed As Markets Show Varied Demand
Wheat prices eased for No. 2 red and futures through May June and July reflect post harvest adjustments while corn trade remained subdued with several white and mixed grades through billing. For hay timothy and clover mixed, steady to firm quotes noted with inspector activity showing light car counts across wheat corn and hay
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Indianapolis
Timothy
Chicago Cash Grain Prices Report
Chicago May 12 cash grain prices list wheat and corn values by grade. Wheat ranges from No 2 tea at 1.45 to No 1 northern spring around 1.28, while corn shows No 2 and No 3 grades with fractional cents and yellow varieties noted, plus oats prices across multiple white grades.
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Chicago
Xanay
A. W. Thompson
Faly
Idigc
Dr. Steward Heads West For Restful Trip
Dr. Arthur L. Steward traveled west on Tuesday for a three week rest with friends and relatives in Missouri and Nebraska. He plans to return about the first of June.
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Arthur L. Steward
West
Missouri
Nebraska
Sune
American horses win big at Newmarket in turf day
Sir Martin the speed marvel wins wetter handicap and heads Derby betting as the best foreign contender. Sixty the Second captures the Chesterfield Maiden Plate for Harry Payne Whitney, while James R. Keene’s Esperanto also wins.
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Newmarket
Eng
Sir Martin
John E. Madden
James R. Keene
Louis Winans
Harry Payne Whitney
Sixty
Skeets Martin
Whitney
Pittsburg cattle and sheep market report dated May 12
Cattle receipts light with market steady. Prices span light to prime ranges for hogs cattle and calves. Sheep and calves receipts light with steady market. spring lambs and veal calves priced within reported bands.
Indianapolis Wagon Market Price List
Rouse Bros at 130 Kentucky Avenue present a price list for farm commodities. Corn shelled oats and Timothy hay show figures like 15 dollars and 6.60 as mixed hay and Clover hay offerings. Wheat straw and sheat age appear with values, though some figures are unclear or fragmented.
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Indianapolis
Rouse Bros
Kentucky Avenue
Mother killed at depot as son returns from prison
In Columbus Indiana Mrs Emiline Drake aged seventy was struck by a Pennsylvania switch engine and killed as the train bearing her son Ralph Drake who had just been released from a life sentence arrived. Ralph Drake had been imprisoned for life for the murder of Mrs Ida Ward in Columbus fifteen years earlier. Lester Drake of Caldwell and Drake, a noted building firm, was summoned to Parkersburg West Virginia due to the death of his brother in law James Hoaglin.
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Annis
Craft
Garretson
Queens County
Indiana State Prison
Emiline Drake
Ida Ward
Gambler Heier Escapes Workhouse In Court Deal
Prosecutor Hooton recommended a $50 fine and costs for Fred Heier in the gambling case, while 11 other defendants were fined $5 and costs. Heier had faced a 180 day workhouse sentence after police court findings of operating a gambling house. All cases were appealed from police court and involved fictitious names.
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Hooton
Fred Heier
Pritchard
Heier
Paris postal strike slows London telegraph links
London reports telegraph delays as Paris post workers strike. Only half the wires operate and mail traffic is interrupted, affecting dispatches and communications in the city.
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London
Paris
Teachers Ask For Increase In Pay In Indianapolis Schools
At the Indianapolis Board of School Commissioners meeting on Tuesday night a petition from teachers requested higher salaries. Departmental teachers and those in grades 1B and 1A seek a $10 yearly raise, while teachers in other grades want $60 more annually. The board took the petition under advisement.
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Board of School Commissioners of
Indianapolis
Knights of Columbus to Build Rome Home Association
Knights of Columbus Home Association filed articles of incorporation with the secretary of state Tuesday afternoon. The group plans a building costing $50,000 at 707-7109 N. Minois Street. Directors include Joseph A. Kebler Joseph A. McGowan William P. Duffy Charles A. O'Connor J. H. Deery George Sacher James H. Drew William J. Mooney and Frank H. Beckman.
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Twe Knights of Columbus Home Association
N. Minois Street
Joseph A. Kebler
Joseph A. McGowan
William P. Duffy
Charles A. O'Connor
J. H. Deery
George Sacher
James H. Drew
William J. Mooney
Frank H. Beckman
President of the Owls on His Way to Muncie
Dr. Frank S. O'Hara supreme president of the American Order of Owls passed through Indianapolis en route to the state convention in Muncie.
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OWLS
Muncie
Frank S. O'Hara
The
American Order of Owls
Indianapolis
the Order
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