New York Stock Market Opens Irregular, Gains By Noon
The market opened uneven with large losses in Brooklyn Rapid Transit and declines in Colorado Fuel and Atchison followed by a broad rally. By midday most issues recovered to or above yesterday’s close, led by Pennsylvania and Great Northern amid a general upturn and solid demand for rail and chemical shares.
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Scrippa-McRae Press Association
New York
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Reading
Colorado
Northern Pacific
New York Central
Atchison and St. Paul
American
Union Pacific
Pennsylvania
Amalgamated
Steel
Great Northern
Grain and Hay Market Report Details Mixed Car Loads
Wheat prices and grades listed with through billing figures and bills of lading. Corn prices for various white and mixed grades given with car totals and rejections. Oats firmer and hay prices by grade, with inspection counts and totals for each commodity.
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Timothy
Hay
New York Market Report May 22 Prices and Trends
Market notes show receipts and prices for butter creamery and cheese. Lard futures steady while meat and tallow ranges are listed. butter receipts total 10,585 with creamery products described as extra and fine.
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Scrippa-McRae Preas Association
New York
Western Steam
Western
Cincinnati Live Stock Market Report May 22
Cincinnati live stock report shows cattle receipts of 532 up 1% with butcher steers $5.50 to $5.65 and calves at $6.50. hog receipts 4,000 steady with good to choice $6.55 to $6.60. sheep receipts 393 strong with lambs at $7.75 and extras at $5.20.
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Scrippa-McRae Press Association
Cincinnati
Scripps MeHiac Prean Association Poultry Prices
Chicago May 22 Butter Creamery extra 22 cents Eyes extras 17 14c prime firsts 15ec geerea PRUE 14c young American oc Poultry Turkeys 11 12c chickens 13c ducks 13c geese 5.00 67.00 per lot.
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Scripps-MeHiac Prean Association
Chicago
Cattle and Hog Market Report from Pittsburg Pa May 22
Cattle supply light and steady with prime and choice ranges from 5.70 to 6.00. Sheep supply fair and steady with prime wethers about 6.15 to 6.25. Hogs receipts light and steady with prime heavy hogs 6.60, mediums 6.75, heavy yorkers 6.75 to 6.77, light yorkers and pigs 6.85 to 6.90.
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Scrippa-McRae Press Association
Pittsburg
Man Reunites With His Bulldog After Months Missing
Hiram Julian of 116 Harris Street recovered his large white bulldog on Wednesday after the dog had been missing since Tuesday night. C B Walker of Callahan undertaker, 321 Virginia Avenue, found the dog and alerted police. A license tag showed the dog belonged to Bert Deputy of 765 Greenville Street.
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Hiram Julian
Harris Sr
Callahan Undertaker Establishment
Virginian Ave
Bert
Examination for Physicians' Licenses at Statehouse
An examination for physicians' licenses will be held at the statehouse on May 4 starting at 3 o'clock daily and continuing until 6 o'clock each day.
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Statehouse
Live Stock Market Report from Indianapolis
May 22 receipts show hogs at 11,000 dollars cattle 1,700 and sheep and lambs 100. The hot market held steady with top hog price at 6.55. Cattle sheep and lambs also sold steady. Bulls and calves range from common to prime with varied heavies and roughs.
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Indianapolis
East Buffalo Live Stock Prices Mixed on Receipts
East Buffalo N Y May 22 Cattle receipts 32 steady prime steers 5.40 6.00 heifers 3.75 6.50 cows 2.50 4.85 bulls 3.25 6.00 stockers and feeders 50 6.00 milch cows and springers 20.00 60.00 vents 6.25 7.75. Sheep receipts 6 000 steady choke lambs 8.00 8.15 yearlings 7.00 7.50 wethers 4.25 6.75 ewes 5.25 5.75 mixed sheep 5.70 6.00. Hogs receipts 2 500 higher Yorkers pigs mixed and heavy 6.85 6.90 roughs 5.90 6.10.
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Scripps-McRee Press Association
East Buffalo
N. Y
Presbyterians Plan Broad Home Mission Expansion
The Presbyterian general assembly, in Columbus, outlines extending missions over the next year, with a minimum $1,100,000 sought for home missions and plans to create four field districts and train valve helpers in Sitka Alaska and Mayaguez Puerto Rico.
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Presbyterian General Assembly
Board of Home Missions
Sitka
Alaska
Mayagues
Porto Rico
Samuel J. Niccolls
Joseph Dunn Burrell
Albert Edwin Kergwin
Walter M. Aikman
William H. Cmbin
Robert C. Ogden
Henry W. Jessup
Allen Douglass Carlisle
Thomas A. Nelson
Explosion Destroys Plant Killings Reported Near Albany
Scripps Muncie press details Owen Brown a teamster and his brother in law missing after a nitroglycerin plant explosion at Independent Torpedo company in the oil field near Albany. No remains found though horse flesh believed from Brown’s team was recovered. a ground hole marks the site.
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Scripps-McRee Press Association
Muncie
Ind
Owen Brown
Independent Torpedo Company
Albany
Brown
Wheat Prices Swing On Chicago Board With Sensational Volume
Prices in the Chicago wheat pit were choppy with July at around 1.02 and September near 1.04 to 1.08 as heavy buying and selling activity dominated. Corn and oats also moved, with May figures near 54 to 48 cents, while hog prices closed higher for May delivering around 9.37 to 9.10 for ribs. Local receipts showed 53 wheat cars, 72 corn cars, and 9 oats cars.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
City Pays 4300 in Northwestern Ave Sewer Costs
Indianapolis paid 4300 to County Clerk Leonard Quill as its share of the Northwestern avenue sewer built in 1903. Mrs Eliza Thaw Edwards contributed 3800, with funds turned to Wilmington K Cooper per Judge J L McMaster. The payment ends her long court fight over a reduced assessment from over 7000 to 3800. The city covered the balance and costs.
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Indianapolis
Leonard Quill
Eliza Thaw Edwards
Harry K. Thaw
Pittsburg
Wilmington K. Cooper
J. L. McMaster
Superior Court
Cooper
Northwestern Ave
Edwards
McMaster
Records Probe Into Former Justice Jacob Emrich Dockets
Prosecutor Elliott R. Hooton and Police Captain Asche opened a records probe at police headquarters into the court of former justice of peace Jacob Emrich. Dockets from Justice Hollingsworth’s court were reviewed. the last eight months of Emrich’s tenure remain missing. Erasures and minor docket errors were found, but totals balanced.
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Elliott R. Hooton
Asche
Court of
Justice of Peace
Jacob Emrich
Court of Justice of Peace Hollingsworth
Justice Emrich
Emrich
Fort Wayne
Hooton
Woman Seeks Return of Missing Wash Clothes
Mrs. Anna Osborn of 60 percent East Market Street asked police to locate her washwoman who took all her clothes ten washes ago, three weeks past, and has not returned them or been heard from since.
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Anna Osborn
E. Market Sr
Philippines Elections Seen as Step Toward Assembly
Washington officials report that July 30 elections in the Philippines will prove conditions ripe for a well organized legislative assembly. They note strong growth of party politics and a shift toward progressive independence, while violence or hostility to American rule remain absent.
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Washington
Taft
Philippines
Legislative Assembly
Islands
War Department
Lss
Doctors Invite Public to Indiana State Medical Association Meet
The Indiana State Medical Association opens a three day convention at the German house with about 300 physicians from across the state. President Dr George J Cook and secretary Dr F C Heath will preside. A public tuberculosis discussion Wednesday evening will feature papers by Dr Jonus Stewart Dr Amos Carter and Dr F A Tucker with outdoor treatment explained by Dr J C Blossom.
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George J. Cook
Indianapolis
F. C. Heath
Jonus Stewart
Anderson
Amos Carter
Plainfield
Wronged husband turned sleuth tracks estranged wife
George Johnson of Evansville traveled from Evansville to Princeton Terre Haute and Indianapolis pursuing his wife who ran away with a man named Alexander Bloom. He says he wants the couple arrested but does not want his wife to return to him and will keep following them.
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Alexander Bloom
Indianapolis
Johnson
Hyland
Bloom
Evansville
Princeton
Ind
Terre Haute
Wall Street Firm Havens & Co. Fails in Conservative Shock
New York May 22 Announcement on the Stock Exchange reports the failure of E. B. Havens & Co. a Wall Street firm once noted as conservative. Exact liabilities are unclear but estimated to exceed 100000 and could reach one million dollars.
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Scrippe-McRae Presa Association
New York
The
Stock Exchange Today
E. B. Havens & Co
Wall-st
City Record of Births Deaths and Marriages
Births list numerous couples with city addresses reporting girls and boys born to named parents. Deaths include Bridget Shea and others with ages and causes such as peritonitis and drowning. Marriages feature multiple couples and addresses. property transactions and dwellings listed with values.
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Bridget Shea
W. South St
Donald Clark
N. Arsenal Ave
William H. Hoover
Indiana
Andrew J. Wright
College Ave
Gurich Ham
Adelaide St
Walter Dehoff
White River
Belt
R. R. Bridge
Wilhelmina D. Warneg
Temple Ave
William H. Gaddle
Cottage Ave
Emma Harper
City Hospital
Anna Easton
W. Maryland Sr
Juror Steel Admits Poverty Amid Thaw Trial
Juror No. 9 Wilbur F. Steel told Justice Green he has almost no funds and lives on a $30 month apartment loan from his brother. He voted for Thaw’s acquittal and said juror pay was his only income this year while a late contract loss of $76,000 could have earned him $10,000.
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Steel
Thaw
Fire destroys La Joye business district injuring one man
In Altoona Pennsylvania on May night a blaze from a defective flue wiped out La Joye’s business area, leaving nine families homeless and causing about 25000 dollars in losses. James Wingenfelt perished while attempting to save goods at a hardware store. Mrs. J S Lang was overcome by smoke and rescued. The town lacks fire protection and the fire burned out at the square’s edge.
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Genfelt
la Joye
Pennsylvania & Northwestern
Here
Lingenfelt
J. S. Lang
Hegeman Granted Bail In Forgery Indictment
John R. Hegeman, president of Metropolitan Life Insurance, indicted for forgery and perjury, pleaded not guilty through lawyers Delaney Nicoll and John G. Milburn. Bail of 10000 dollars posted. attorneys authorized to examine grand jury minutes.
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Scripps-Mchrae Press Association
New York
John R. Hegeman
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Delaney Nicoll
John G. Milburn
Hegeman
Peace Conference at Lake Mohonk Opens Talks
Nicholas Murray Butler tells Lake Mohonk delegates that the world is entering an era of internationalism and urges regular Hague Conference meetings. He credits New York peace efforts with arousing public opinion and calls for automatic Hague assemblies every four to five years.
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Lake Mohonk
N. Y
New York
Hague
The
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
National Arbitration and Peace Congress
Richard Ebartholdt
Missouri
President to spend quiet summer at Oyster Bay
Office furniture for Loeb quarters is packed for shipment. President will travel June 12 from Washington to Oyster Bay. Only out of town engagement listed is August 2 Provincetown speech for Pilgrims celebration. He plans return September 2 to Canton to dedicate McKinley memorial monument.
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Washington
Secretary Loeb
Oyster Bay
Loeb
Sagamore Hill
Provincetown
Mass
Canton
Oldest Indianapolis Resident Dies at 71
Thomas J. Hinesley a lifelong Marion county resident and one of the citys oldest citizens died at his home Wednesday morning He was born near the Fairview park neighborhood and lived in that vicinity his entire life.
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Thomas J. Hinesley
Indianapolis
Marion County
Hinesley
Fairview Park
Diamond Queen on Trial in Wheeling Hoard of Diamonds Case
Pretty Bessie Criswell Horton known as the diamond queen faces trial for felonious diamond theft in Wheeling. She testified that jeweler H E Hillman pressured her and treated her similarly to Evelyn Nesbit Thaw, admitting to receiving gifts and loans from him while recounting a unhappy 1944 marriage. Police testified to her arrest in New York and to Hillman’s alleged generosity as she offered differing accounts of the diamonds’ origin. About 80 dollars worth of jewels have been recovered.
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Scrippe-McRae Press Association
Wheeling
W. Va
Bessie Criswell Horton
H. E. Hillman
West Virginia
Stanford White
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
White
Hilman
Huiliman
Bessie
Hillman
George Burton
New York
Ebert
Tragic Georgia lynching clash leaves six dead in raid
In Reidsville Georgia on May 22 a mob seeking Flem Padgett attempted to lynch him at the Padgett home. A firefight killed six people and wounded four, including four white men. The Padgett family all died as rifle fire raged for over an hour.
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Reidsville
Flem Padgett
Laura Moore
Moore
James Hare
John Padgett
Guy Padgett
Jane Padgett
Sarah Padgett
Henry Jones
Sam Archer
Felix Lovett
Gray Johnson
Flem
Padgett
Talley Committed to Grand Jury in Alabama Senator Kin
H B Talley, who shot B F Pettus a cousin of Senator Pettus of Alabama, was sent to the grand jury on a charge of assault with intent to kill in Tulsa Oklahoma Territory. The shooting reportedly followed Pettus’s refusal to approve Talley as a suitor for his daughter.
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Scripps-McRae Frese
Prisoner Thomas Jenkins Dies by Own Action in Jail
Elwood Indiana May death report says 32 year old Thomas Jenkins committed suicide in jail by swallowing carbolic acid after arrest for drunkenness.
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Elwood
Ind
May
Thomas Jenkins
Wrecked Train Ditch Near Los Angeles Kills One
A southbound limited train from San Francisco derail near Los Angeles at 1 am. A vandal killed T. J. Minahon, and 15 year old Frank Naylor died from injuries. Dozens more were injured as the train plunged into a ditch after spikes and bolts were loosened.
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Los Angeles
T. J. Minahon
Electrical Workers’ Union of
Santa Barbara
Frank Naylor
McMahon
P. H. Baker
Portland
Ore
Ben Dixon
Oakland
Rose Fetterman
Cleveland
N. E. Jacobs
Tos Angeles
William Love
Pullman Porter
William M'Clare
W. EB. Miller
Xenia
Fernopdyke
Pittsburg
R. RR. Redwood
Cc. H. Robbin
F. H. Shanley
San Francisco
Schiedler
W. S. Stitt
ED Wilcox
Cook
A. G. Young
Marshall
T. H. Young
Porter
West Glencale
Entira
Freight wreck and trestle fire near Gallipolis
A southbound freight on the Hocking Valley railroad derailed at a trestle five miles north of Gallipolis. Several cars wrecked including a car of naphtha. The flames consumed the train and trestle, causing heavy losses. The crew escaped injury.
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Scripps-McRare Press Association
Gallipolis
Hocking Valley
Here
Detectives Back on Track in Gould Marriage Case
Baltimore detectives chasing a lead on Mrs. Howard Gould wrongly pursued George Dawson as the man linked to a 1882 marriage. Dawson, a watchmaker living with Harriet Lonsdale at 321 Girardave, has several children and does not know the Goulds. A New York detective verified the 1882 record and found Dawson not the sought man.
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Scripps-MacRae Press Association
Baltimore
Howard Gould
New York
Gould
George Dawson
Harriet Lonsdale
Dawson
Girardave
Goulds
One Ring Circus Arrives in Indianapolis
M W McQuigg general agent for Adam Fetger's one ring circus is in Indianapolis arranging an exhibition. The show is said to be the only one ring circus with an animal annex currently on tour.
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M. W. MccQuigg
Adam Fetger
Indianapolis
Incorporations Filed With Secretary of State Today
The Cynthiana Brick Mining and Stone company of Cynthiana with a $3000 capital is formed by G. F. Martin E. B. Bixler and S. C. Newman. Holmes Tolle Evans of New York report $300000 capital with $39591.98 invested in Indiana Claude W Simmons of Wabash is agent. The J J Case Thresher Co of Iowa increases capital from $2000000 to $5006000. Shelbyville Coal and Mining company files notice of dissolution.
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Secretary of State
Cynthiana Brick, Mining and Stone Company
Cynthiana
Capital Stock
G. F. Martin
E. B. Bixler
S. C. Newman
Holmes
Tolle & Evans
New York
Indiana
Claude W. Simmons
Wabash
J. J. Case Thresher Co
Iowa
Shelbyville Coal and Mining Company
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Wilbur F. Steel
Justice Green
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