Stock Market Opens With Broad Declines In May 14 Trading
The Scrippe-McRae Press Association reports in New York that May 14 saw broad declines across the stock market with Canadian Pacific and Union Pacific slipping while Smelting rose briefly. By noon Canadian Pacific fell sharply and readings showed a generally bearish floor sentiment with no major gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Canadian Pacific
Amalgamated Copper
New York Central
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Pennsylvania
Union Pacific
Amalgamated
Reading
St. Paul
Shorts
Market Prices Report From New York May 14
Scripps McRae Press Association notes pork mess 617 75.18.00 lard western steam spot 9.40 9.45 butter creamery extra 24c state dairy rules 22 314c eyes white fancy 2le western 16 16%4e cheese full cream 150.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Press Association
New York
Western Steam
Western
Cattle and Hogs Market Results From Chicago
Chicago May 14 cattle receipts 2900 steady prime beeves 5.49 to 6.50. Floor to medium 4.25 to 5.35 stockers and feeders 2.85 to 6.10 cows and heifers 2.90 to 10.0 canners 1.82 to 1.45 Texans 4.10 hogs receipts 17000 down 2 to 5 cents light 6.90 to 6.60 rough 6.10 to 6.25 mixed 6. the 6.85 heavy 6.30 to 6.50 pigs 5.90 sheep receipts 11000 steady native sheep 4.50 to 6.70 western sheep 4.75 to 6.75 native lambs 6.60 to 8.65 western lambs 6.75 to 8.75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerippa-McKae
Chicago
Pittsburgh Market Report Cattle Hogs Prices May 14
Pittsburgh May 14 cattle supply light and steady with prime cuts at 5.70 to 5.90 per unit. Sheep supply light steady primes around 64.6 to 65.15. Hogs receipts five loads active with prime heavy hogs 6.70 to 6.75, mediums and heavy workers 6.80, light workers and pigs 6.90 to 6.95.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Pittsburg
Grain market bids and carload inspections summarized
A dated commodity listing records bid quotes for Wheat Corn and Oats with mixed grades and through billing notes. It lists No 2 red wheat prices and June July deliveries, No 2 white corn with assorted grades and through billing, oats firmer with No 2 white through billing, and firmer hay timothy prices. Inspections show totals across Wheat Corn Hay and Cars with specific grade notes and rejected lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Sue
Bilée
Timothy
Hay
Prairie
Chicago Produce Market Report May 14 Butter Creamery and Eggs
Chicago prices list Butter Creamery extra 21 22 cents firsts. Eggs extras 18 cents firsts lic prime firsts 19 cents. Cheese Twins lic Young Americas. Poultry Turkeys 11 12 cents, chickens 138 cents, ducks 18 cents, geese $5.00 to $7.00 a dozen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippa-McRae Presa Associations
Chicago
Ucks
Cattle and Hog Receipts From St Louis Market May 14
Cattle receipts 1800 steady with beef steers 4.00 to 6.25, stockers and feeders 3.50 to 5.25, cows and heifers 2.85 to 5.50, Texas cattle 2.65 to 6.50, Texas cows and heifers 1.90 to 4.74. Hog receipts 9500 steady with pigs and lights 6.00 to 6.60, packers 6.10 to 6.55, butchers and best heavy 6.55 to 6.60. Sheep receipts 1500 steady natives 8.75 to 6.00, lambs 5.75 to 8.65.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripeps-McRace Presse
ST. Louis
Texas
Bonded constable Tousey charged with extortion
Edgar A. Tousey a constable was arrested on extortion charges after Chief Robert Metzger led an inquiry that also involved other constables. He waived exam and went to the grand jury under $1,000 bond posted by Frank Shelihoure and Edward B. Porter. Police offered no further investigation into other officers. Records of Justice Sheets were reviewed Monday and Justice Emerith's records will be checked for damaging facts against the constables who served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar A. Tousey
Robert Metzger
Grand Jury
Frank Shelihoure
Edward B. Porter
Justice of the Peace
Justice of the Peace Emerith
Fell Down Shaft at New Board of Trade Building
Charles Hankas, of 619 Lockerbie Street, employed by the Postal Service, fell from the second floor while two cables were being run into the elevator shaft at the new Board of Trade building Tuesday morning. He sustained injuries to his arm back and right ankle and was taken away for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tte
New Board of Tradeing
Charles Hankas
Postal
Fone
Wheat and grain markets show wild opening in Chicago pit
Chicago May 14 Wheat opened unsettled with volatile moves as a broker forced to buy 500000 bushels after yesterday's margin call. July futures spiked then fell, corn and oats edged higher, while prices settled toward normal after a clearing house meeting. No. 2 wheats and yellow corn quoted alongside pork and lard futures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kansas
Live Stock Receipts and Prices at Indianapolis Market
May 14 Indianapolis hogs 6 000. cattle 1 250. sheep 150. Hogs steady 5c down top 6.65. Cattle steady. sheep and lambs weaker. Detailed steer, heifer, cows, bulls, calves price ranges by weight class and grade. Spring lambs and sheep prices listed. bulk of sales focused on hogs and cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Stampede at Washington Street sale ends with woman fainting
A dish sale triggered a rush of hundreds of women on Washington Street. Mrs. Guthrie fainted in the crush and was taken home after physicians treated her. Police and Bicyclemen restored order as several lost items and minor injuries were reported. Guthrie and his brother, involved in a prior theater dispute, were briefly detained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Wilson
Golnisch
Sandmann
Hall
Radamacher
Qg Hatnin
Guthrie
Culp
Moving Picture Theater
W. Washington St
Bond
Wets
Corey in Anger Wedding of a Steel Magnate
The wedding joins William Ellis Corey and Mabelle Gilman after difficulty finding an Episcopalian minister due to Corey's divorce. Rev J L Clark performs a Congregational ceremony at a New York hotel as the couple depart for Hoboken to sail. The piece outlines Corey's rise from Braddock to head of the steel trust, and previews a six chapter life arc ending with marriage to Gilman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Gilman
Mr. Corey
Hoboken
Corey
New York
Dr. Houghton
Mr. Wood
St. Bartholomew's Mission
Clark
William Ellis Corey
Coreys
Laura
Ellis
Steel Trust
Charley Schwab
W. E. Corey
Mocking Bird
Mabelle Gilman
Pittsburg
Paris Boudoir
Steel Corporation
Nevada
Braddock
Fifth-ave
W.E. Corey
Officers Still Puzzled Over Irvington Shooting Death
The case centers on Paul Edward Green and his 17 year old son Newell Green found with a head wound on a lawn. Police note the revolver was bought by Newell in Muncie Indiana before Indianapolis and evidence favors self inflicted death. The body was taken to Logansport for burial and the father viewed the scene with emotion. Funeral costs will be paid by the father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Edward Green
Newell Green
Young Green
Muncie
Ind
Indianapolis
Ralph Crone
Green
Logansport
Tutewiler
Funers
Cashier Shot Self in Columbus Post Office Fallout
William C. Wallace cashier of the Columbus post office and prominent Republican politician, shot himself at his Summit street home after being cornered by officials seeking an accounting. He died last night after a $12,000 shortage was suspected. inspectors continue inquiry though Postmaster Krumm withheld statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus. O
Summit St
William C
Wallace
Columbus
Harry Krumm
Murder charge follows saloon shooting in Maryland Street
Thomas McIntire died from a gunshot wound to the abdomen after a Sunday shooting by Charles Ward in Claud Miller's rear saloon yard on Maryland Street. Ward, from Beech Grove, faces a murder charge. his wife visited him at the county jail as officials clarified his marital status. McIntire's body was taken to Roachdale for burial. Ward admitted prior to death that he was married, a claim contradicted earlier statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas McIntire
Charles Ward
Claud Miller
Maryland Sr
City Hospital
Ward
McIntire
Beech Grove
War
Roachdale
City Record of births deaths marriages and permits 1900s style
A dense list showing births with family names and addresses including Friedmans Kuhns Welsh Goldstines Williams and more. It notes mitral insufficiency fractures, Bright's disease and gunshot wounds with ages from 2 months to 75, plus marriages and building permits with property values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna C. Cox
Elm-st
Henry Edward Weber
Mulberry St
Charles Garrigan
City Hospital
William Hunter Harrold
Talbott-ave
Edgar J. Foster
N. Capitol-ave
William Simmons
Birdie Whitaker
New York St
Charles Eliott
W. Thirtieth St
Newal R. Green
Parthenia Foster
Miller
la Grippe
Charlotte Wernholt
Weshurst-st
Bright
Lizzie Walker
Mary Young Bickwell
W. New York
Edward Belles
Pleasant-st
Robert Kirtley
Notorious pickpocket duo held in Indianapolis
Frank Smith known as Crooked Neck and his wife Hat tie Smith arrived in Indianapolis ahead of a circus. Detectives Duncan and Askin reported they were wanted in Richmond and Columbus for crowd-work on show day. Smith had a $300 bond forfeited in Richmond. They were arrested and held for authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Smith
Richmond
Patrolman Beeson Injured After Runaway Wagon Collision
Patrolman George Beeson was knocked from a Prospect Street car running board Monday night and dragged for a distance between a wagon from Rhodes Burford Furniture and the car. He suffered serious injuries. Assistants Seret Streit and Patrolman A. Smith helped him to his Elm Street home at 88 Elm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Beeson
Prospect St
Rhodes- Burford Furniture Company
Elmst
Seret. Streit
A. Smith
Saloon Keeper Fined For Selling Liquor To Minor
Samuel Davis of a Washington saloon was fined twenty dollars and costs after police court found he sold five cents worth of beer in a bucket to a child for her grandmother. Witnesses claimed the grandmother did the washing and supplied the beer, but Judge Wharlen rejected the tale and imposed the penalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Davis
W. Washington Jr
TIED BOY TO THE TRACK Special to The Sun
In Richmond Indiana Howard Mitchell Lee Nicholson and Claude Nicholson were bound over to the juvenile court for tying Delbert King to a railroad track The boy freed himself but was overcome by fright after the incident
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Ind
Howard Mitchell
Lee Nicholson
Claude Nicholson
Delbert King
Rice Crop May Be Short in Southern States
Washington May 14. Considerable anxiety is felt by the department of agriculture over the rice crop in the southern states. In many instances reseeding will be necessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
erinppe-WeRae Preas Association
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Civil Service Examinations Announced For Government Posts
Civil service notices list June dates for examinations to fill vacancies in Washington D C Mergenthaler and Lanston operator positions at 50 cents an hour or $4 daily. Other openings include electrotyper helper at 40 cents an hour, two electrician roles at Fort Slocum N Y and Fort Thomas Ky with annual salaries of 1000 and 900 dollars, expert steam fitter at Fort Leavenworth Kansas at 1000 dollars yearly, and piece work computer at Naval Observatory Washington D C paying 800 to 1000 dollars yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanston and Mergenthaler
Government
Washington, D. C
Electrotyper
Government Printing
Quartermasters Department
Fort Slocum
N. Y
Fort Thomas
United States Military Prison
Fort Leavenworth
Kas
Naval Observatory
Applications for License In Indianapolis Ward Notices
notices reveal multiple residents in Marion county seeking June 1907 liquor licenses to sell intoxicating, vinous, malt and spirituous liquors in quantities under five gallons with on premises drinking rights. Locations include 4 1 2 West Washington Street Ward 6 and 331 West Washington Street Ward 3 among others. pool table privileges also requested.
Britain reports lowest birth rate in history in 1906
London May 14 The registrar general shows 1906 births total 934,391 at 27 per 1000 population the lowest rate on record. births fall 1.7 per 1000 below the ten year average while the death rate slightly decreases from 16.8 to 14 per 1000 in the same period.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
London
Great Britain
Roosevelt
Registrar General
Indignation Meeting To Protest Police Action At Garon Night
An indignation meeting will be held at Celtic hall corner Merrill and Westester Tuesday night to protest arrests of patrons at McLaughin's tavern on Westat. The men were charged with lettering though some were regularly employed. Friends of the arrested men call for the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celtic Hall
Merrill
Westester
McLaughin
Garoon
Westat
Incorporations Filed by Secretary of State
Tuesday filings show Stewart & Co. Princeton with $2,500 capital stock and incorporators A. Stewart M. E. Stewart Charles H. Stewart and E. D. Watson. Gary Investment Company Gary with $75,000 capital stock incorporators W. H. Fitzgerald Burt J. Fitzgerald and L. P. Goodwin of Chicago. Continental Exploration Company Terre Haute with $25,000 capital stock directors W. C. Doalt Herry Kurts and RH. Low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart & Co
Princeton
A. Stewart
M. E. Stewart
Charles H. Stewart
E. D. Watson
Gary Investment Company
Gary
W. H. Fitzgerald
Burt J. Fitzgerald
L. P. Goodwin
Chicago
Continental Exploration Company
Terre Haute
W. C. Doalt
Herry Kurts
RH. Low
Lillian Scholl Dies in Hospital at 14
Lillian Scholl aged 14 dies at St. Vincent's hospital early Tuesday. Her mother and younger sister Lenora, aged 11, remain hospitalized with typhoid fever. A relative, Mora Lis, is listed in serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Scholl
St. Vincent's Hospital
Lenora
Moralis
Indianapolis Liquor License Notices for Ward 12 Subdivision
Multiple notices from Marion County Indiana residents, listing licenses to sell intoxicating liquors in various front rooms of brick buildings across wards 6, 7, 10, 11, 12, 15. Names include Thomas Pon, Gus Colon, Fred Beck, George Peters, Karl Haas, and Richard Morley. Locations cover streets such as West Washington, Georgia, Illinois, Alabama, State, Hoyt, Wyoming, High, Virginia, Maple and McCarty. June 1907 term referenced for Board of County Commissioners. Pool table privileges requested in several rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centar
Board of Commissioners
Marion County
State of
Indiana
West
Washington Streets
Terry Robertson
Indianapolis
Center Township
West Washington Steel
Thomas PO
Board of County Commissioners
Georgia Street
Georgia
Liberty Streets
Gus Colon
Nereby
Wyoming and
High Streets
Roset
Karl Haas
Ereby
Alabama Street
North
George Peters
State Street
Hoyt Avenue
Woodlawn
Washington Street
Boatwright
Martin Feeney
Maple and
McCarty
Mclernan & Pierce
Parnell Hall
Richard Morley
Auto accident claims life of 11 year old Oliver Wehr
Oliver Wehr, 11, was struck while crossing a street in Hamilton Ohio on May 14. He dodged a car driven by Charles Parrish and stepped into the path of a second vehicle owned by George O. Stoneker of Oxford. The boy suffered a fractured skull and physicians say he cannot live.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sun
Hamilton
Oliver Wehr
Charles Parrish
George. O. Stoneker
Oxford
Indianapolis Public Works invites bids for street improvements
The Board of Public Works of Indianapolis invites sealed proposals for multiple street improvement projects including Cooper Street Raymond Street Alabama Street Lowell Avenue Barnes Avenue Merrill Street and others. Bids due May 27 1907 at 10:00 am with insured bonds and certified checks. plans on file. bidder must provide contingent liability insurance and contract bond if selected. The board reserves right to reject any bids and a liability of liquidated damages applies for failure to execute contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department OF Public. Works
Board
Majestic
Indianapolis
Ind
Board of Public Works
City of
Indiana
Cooper Street
Bloyd Avenue
Roosevelt Avenue
Raymond Street
Shelby Street
State Avenue
Alabama Street
Merrill Street
M'Carty Street
Lowell Avenue
Bolton Avenue
Campbell Avenue
Barnes Avenue
Thirty-First Street
Thirty-Second Street
Congress Avenue
Virginia Avenue
Madison Avenue
East Street
Delaware Street
Pennsylvania Street
Joseph T. Elliott
Preston C. Trusler
Fred J. Mack
No. TM% East Wabash Street License Details in Ward 7
Property described as front room in a two story brick building on East Wabash Street between Alabama and Delaware in center township ward 7. It lists a license to sell and drink intoxicating liquors in a room fronting south on Wabash with specified doors and adjacency to stockroom and alley, owned by Fred Elströd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Township
Board of Commissioners
Marion County
Indiana
Bar
Wabash Street
Alabama
Delaware
Indianapolis
Fred Elstrod
Liquor License Bid For 38 Blake Street Indianapolis
OMAS Fou announces a June 1907 request to the Board of County Commissioners for a license to sell intoxicating liquors in a front room of a two story cement block building at 38 Blake Street in Ward 5 Center Township Marion County Indiana. The parcel is part of McChesney's subdivision and Lot 4 Outlot 150.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lundstriker
Center Township
Board of Commissioners
Marion County
Indiana
Washington Street
Indianapolis
John J. O'Brien
Wayne Township
Board of County Commissioners
Germania Avenue
Olleman
Holmes’ Westend Addition
Frank O'Brien
Nereby
Maron County
Missouri Street
Pearl Street
Missouri and
Pearl Streets
Lot 12
Square 70
Marina County
Pearl Streetz
Adam Metzler
McCarty Street
Merrill's Sub
David Fessler
East Tenth Street
Waren
Springdale
Joseph Fritsch
Indianta
Virginia Avenue
East Street
Fred Ww. Beck
Illinois Street
Square
North
G. P. Townsend
Blake Street
McChesney
Indianapoli
le Privileges Omas Fou
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Scrippe-McRae Press Association
Pracice
City Grain
Tousey
Tion
the Grand Jury
Chicago Grain
Seeaeee Sreenee
William Culp
William Swain
Capitol
Mike Guthrie
Washington St
Laura Cook
Edgar Thomson
Buck
Carnegie Works
Homestead
Charles Schwab
Carnegie
United States Steel Corporation
Vington
Employe
Nent Republcan
M’intire
Michael
Florence Friedman
Senate-ave
Frank and
Lizzie Kuhn
Wwarren Ave
Arch
Jennie Welsh
S. Keystone-ave
Max and
Annie Goldstine
Morris
Carl and
Bessie Williams
S. Westst
Harry and
Clara Krendler
Dorman-st
David and
Ursula Young
Bridgest
William and Marie Traylor
Washington-st
Charlee and
Nellie Buell
Keystone Ave
Stanley M. Timberlake
Elizabeth I. Cooper
Frank F. Smith
Pearl A. McDaniel
John W. Miller
Anna B. Curt
Rolla Dailey
Iona N. Chessman
Harley Bruce
Anna V. Chestnut
John H. Sheridan, Jr
Ida B. Weaver
Henry Taylor
Maud M. Whitteford
George M. Robb
Mary McCollem
Cecil C. Hanna
Merie Naydes
BR. D. Ladd
Keystone
B. Tougert
S. Ritter
J. Dickman
Hendricks Place
Christian Reinhardt
N. Gray
T. R. Lewis
Sheldon
German Realty Company
Holmes
Civil Service
Marian County
Palmer
Maryland
Illinois Streets
Joan Agnew
Blake & Ray's
White River
Marion
James J. Dwyer
Sixteenth Street
Crain
Sixteenth
Benjamin F. Caldwell
Marion Councy
Wausnington Street
Pat Camppeul
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