Wall Street Stocks Open Mixed As Market Reverses Early Losses
The stock market opened with broad declines in initial prices, 4% losses for Smelting Amalgamated and Northern Pacific, Erie and Great Northern preferred, and gains eventually emerged as shorts covered and big buyers supported Union Pacific and Reading. Government bonds held, others slipped slightly after the early strength.
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Amalgamated
Northern Pacific
Anacorda, & Lower
Erie
Great Northern
Mexican Central
Colorado
St. Paul
Pennsylvania
Union Pacific
Reading
Cattle and Hogs Prices Steady As Receipts Rise in Chicago
Sceripps McRae Press Association reports Chicago market receipts: cattle 2000 steady with prime beeves 5.50 to 6.40, stockers 2.90 to 5.15, cows 2.85 to 5.15, canners 1.75 to 2.70, Texans 4.16 to 4.9. Hogs 15000 up five cents. lights 4.05 to 6.80, roughs 5.80 to 5.95, mixed 6.00 to 6.25, heavies 6.00 to 6.17, pigs 5.80 to 6.30. Sheep 10000 steady. native 4.50 to 6.50, western 4.50 to 6.50, native lambs 6.50 to 8.00, western lambs 6.50 to 8.00.
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Sceripps-Mchrae Press Association
Chicago
Grain and hay market report with inspections data
Wheat prices by grade and month range with through billing notes and totals for No 2 red No 8 red No 4 red No 1 rejected May through July oats and corns prices with mixed and yellow varieties. Hay prices by timothy grades and quantities sold. Inspections list shows car counts for each grade with totals for wheat corn oats and hay delivery records.
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Timothy
Hay
Live Stock Prices In Indianapolis Market Report
Indianapolis livestock receipts for May show hogs at 12,500, cattle 1,850, sheep and lambs 156. Hogs 5 cents lower with top at 6.20. Cattle steady to 10 declines, sheep and lambs unchanged. Detailed quotes cover steers, heifers, cows, bulls, calves, and sheep by weight classes and conditions.
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Indianapolis
Chicago Produce price listings May 23 1910s
Butter Creamery extra 2c firsts 21 22c Eyes Extras 16%c Poultry Turkeys lic chickens 13c ducks 18c geese 7.00 per dot Cheese Twins 14c young Americas ibe.
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Chicago
Young Americas
Ibe
Captain Ely at Brownsville hearing errs on color guards
CAPTAIN Hansen E Ely of the Twenty fourth Infantry told the Brownsville inquiry he believes colored soldiers shot up the town. During cross examination Senator Foraker offered two shells and he chose the Springfield one wrongly, drawing amusement. He said a rifle could be cleaned in three minutes after firing, even in the dark.
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Scripps-McRace Press Association
Washington
Brownsville
Hansen E. Ely
Twenty-fourth Infantry
Senator Foraker
Ely
Ten Word Fee Days ia The Sun i
The readable fragment mentions a days fee noted by The Sun but lacks clear events or entities to form a coherent item as printed.
Chicago grain prices open sharply lower on May deliveries
May wheat drops 11 4 to 98 cents while July and September futures slide. December slightly higher. Corn declines about 4 percent with July at 58 1 4 cents and September 63 cents. Oats advance then ease. May at 74 64 cents, July 47 48 cents, September 39 53 cents. Provisions firm with hogs rising. pork at 16 49 to 32, lard 9 10, ribs 8 87. Local receipts show 51 wheat cars, 469 corn, 310 oats.
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Chicago
Ee Cenvier
Cattle and hog market notes from St Louis May 2
St Louis live stock reports cattle receipts 4000 beef steers 4.00 to 6.30 stockers and feeders 3.50 to 5.50 cows and heifers 2.85 to 5.50 Texas steers 2.65 to 5.50 cows and heifers 0.90 to 4.40 hog receipts 11000 strong pigs and lights 5.75 to 6.20 packers 5.75 to 6.30 butchers and best heavy 6.15 to 6.20 sheep receipts 1500 steady natives 3.75 to 6.00 lambs 4.50 to 8.50.
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Caines Cindease Certian
Cueee
Jerippa-McRee Press Association
ST. Lois
Texas
Food commodity prices report from New York market
Market notes show pork Mess at 17.75 to 18.50 dollars for the day with lard Western steam at 9.10 to 9.20. Tallow City quotes around 63 to 64 cents, butter at 24 to 25 cents, eggs 19 cents, and full cream cheese about 12 and 3/4 cents.
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New York
Cincinnati Market Report Cattle Hogs and Lamb Prices
Cincinnati market notes May 23 report cattle receipts 213, cattle prices from 4.00 to 5.60 for common to choice, calves at 7.00 plus. hogs receipts 3,000, prices 6.27 to 6.30 for good to choice. sheep receipts 50, extra 5.15 to 5.25, lambs 7.85 to 8.50, spring lambs 6.50 to 8.50.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Cincinnati
Pittsburg Live Stock Prices May 28 1900s
Pittsburg Pa May 28 Cattle supply light steady prime 5 75 to 6 25 choice 6 00 to 6 25 primes 5 75 5 90 Sheep supply light steady prime wethers 6 25 6 35 good mixed 6 00 6 20 lambs 6 00 8 00 Hogs receipts 15 lots prime heavy 6 25 6 30 medium and heavy yorkers 6 25 light yorkers and pigs 6 35 6 50 roughs 5 00 5 40
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Pittsburg
Plan for State Conference of Charities meeting
The executive committee met in the Board of State Charities office Tuesday afternoon. Attendees included Rev. Francis H. Guvisk and Eugene H. Iglehart, with officials from Evansville, Jeffersonville, South Bend, Danville, and Indianapolis. Evansville will host October 19 to 23 with Sunday sermons and talks by prominent charity leaders from other states. A program committee was formed and a July meeting in Evansville will organize a local committee.
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State Conference of Charities and Correction
Board of State Charities
Francis H. Guvisk
Indianapolis
Eugene H. Iglehart
Evansville
W. H. Whittaker
Jeffersonville
James McWeeny
South Bend
H.L. Hurst
Danville
W. B. West
Julia Harrison Moore
Amos W. Butler
Board of State, Charities
Burned by gasoline at Smith Premier Typewriter office
A repairman A. E. Scott was badly burned Tuesday morning when burlap in the English hotel basement caught fire while he cleaned a typewriter with gasoline. Flames spread to crates and machine covers but were extinguished by the fire department. Scott suffered burns to hands arms face and neck and was treated at a physician’s office before being taken home. The incident caused notable excitement as office workers fled into the street.
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A. E. Scott
Smith Premier Typewriter
Scott
N. Priest
Gov Hanly appoints trustees and hospital board members
Governor Hanly announced Tuesday the appointment of George A. Jameson of Lafayette to Purdue University board of trustees succeeding William Stuart, and Walter H. Lewis of Pendleton to the Southeastern Hospital for the Insane board succeeding John Ivette, among others.
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Hanly
George A. Jameson
Lafayette
Purdue University
William Stuart
Walter H. Lewis
Pendiéion
Southeastern Hospital For the Insane
John Ivette
Lawton Monument Parade Plans Revealed for Roosevelt Visit
President Roosevelt will arrive in Indianapolis then travel to Canton, arriving five minutes sooner than planned. Lawton monument unveiling festivities are nearly set, with a downtown parade from the vice president's home to the courthouse yard and a luncheon at the armory. The line of march includes regulars, National Guard, G. A. R. brigades, Spanish war veterans, and civic groups, ending near Washington Street with speakers.
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Lawton Monument
Indianapolis
Fairbanks
N. Meridian Sr
Lawton
National Guards
National Guard
Thirteenth St
Ashland Ave
Nfme
Michigan St
Ohio
Washington St
Alabamast
Railroad land holdback irks Roosevelt and Bourne
The Southern Pacific Railroad, led by president E. H. Harriman, withholds 3,000,000 acres from settlement. Roosevelt and Senator Bourne press the matter, considering federal action to force sale. The original grant was 6,000,000 acres, promised in homesteads at 3 dollars per acre, yet vast parcels are sold at 15 dollars and kept off market, hindering Pacific coast development.
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Roosevelt
Senator Bourne
Oregon
Great Territory
Southern Pacific Lines
Incorporations Filed For Deutscher Klub and Local Firms
The Indiana secretary of state recorded new incorporations on Tuesday including Der Deutscher Klub Von Terre Haute formed to aid German speakers with citizenship, employment, and social life. College of Musical Art in Indianapolis with Oliver Willard Pierce Grace E. Pierce and Leo Rappaport as incorporators. and Standard Safety Boiler Company in Fort Wayne with directors B. K. Gregg C. E. Colerick and W. M. Gregg.
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der Deutscher Klub von
Terre Haute
Charles Dreer
O. Duenweg
Herman Raabe
George Ehrenhardt
Rheinhold Rahm
College of Musical Art
Indianapolis
Capital Stock
Oliver Willard Pierce
Grace E. Pierce
Leo Rappaport
Standard Safety Boiler Company
Fort Wayne
8. K. Gregg
C. E. Colerick
Ten Words Free Three Days in Sun Rent Rooms
Classified item notes a free three day offer under the Sun newspaper category For Rent Rooms Wanted Help Wanted. Readable fragment indicates constraint on pricing or room rental terms.
Puffer Drawn Into Alienation Suit In Salem
Rev. Charles H. Puffer of the Universalist church faces a $25,000 alienation suit brought by E. A. Emery of Salem who accuses him of wooing away Emery’s wife, the former housekeeper. The Puffers had agreed to a three year separation after a controversial trial divorce plan their church members deem an eccentricity likely to right itself.
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Rev
Puffer
Salem
Rev. Puffer
Emery
Puffers
Baron Kuroki Visits Chicago En Route Home
Baron Kuroki and his Russo-Japanese War retinue, with American attaches, met Chicago officials at the Auditorium before touring stockyards by large autos. The group faced press pursuit then visited other sites. A Wednesday trip to Milwaukee is planned with receptions, university visits, and a Seattle-bound departure on Saturday.
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Chicago
Baron Kuroki
Milwaukee
Seattle
Union to Protest Washington Dismissals in Print Shop
President James Feeney of the book binders union plans to file a complaint with President Roosevelt over Public Printer Stillings dismissing all union officials from the government print shop. Feeney says the action, among 30 removals for lack of work, shows Stillings as an enemy of organized labor and vows to press the issue politically if the president does not intervene.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Washington
Roosevelt
James. Feeney
Binders’ Union
Stillings
Feeney
Chinese Revolt on the Increase Across Swatow District
Riots in Pakoi Cheung Lam and Tung Chung trigger thousands to flee to Swatow. Triads renew revolutions as rebels outnumber soldiers. Refugees fill Swatow while relief expeditions report no word. Tax resistance blamed for uprisings and government force struggles to restore order.
Unwritten Law as Defense in Virginia Judge Murder Trial
Judge W G Loving of the Ryan stock farm stands trial for the April murder of Theodore Estes. Indicted after a brief grand jury session, Loving claims he acted to avenge alleged wrongs against his daughter Elizabeth. Public sentiment splits, with Miss Loving expected to be a key witness.
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Lovingston
W. G. Loving
Thomas F. Ryan
Theodore Estes
Strother
Loving
Estes
Virginia
Elizabeth
Miss Loving
T. Kidd
Kidd
Judge Loving
Navy uniforms spark Hampton Roads dispute over admission
Virginia Governor Swanson and Jamestown Exposition head Tucker face navy inquiry after Admiral Evans reported discrimination against sailors in uniform at Pine Beach Amusement. A sailor was barred entry with the claim his uniform was the issue. Evans urged possible fleet withdrawal from Hampton Roads if insults to the uniform persist.
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Virginia
Tucker
Jamestown Exposition Company
Navy
Admiral Evans
Pine Beach Amusement Company
Evans
Roosevelt
Navy Department
Swanson
Admirl Evans
Hampton Roads
Indiana Normal Graduates 84 in Year Class List
Special to The Sun Terre Haute Ind May 28 There are 84 in the graduating class of the Indiana Normal this year The list names Florence Brunken Pansy Bryant Bess A Buckley Georgia Bruce Bertha Bunker Lugg Casely Margaret Cwto Harry Collins Christopher Cauble Esther Cloyd Elsie Cass Harry Danneaker Marian etc The president Dr W S Dabney of Cincinnati University will deliver the address at commencements in late June Enrollment this year is 1313 The board of visitors favors state land purchase near campus for new buildings and a $100000 appropriation for a women’s dormitory
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Terre Haute
Ind
Indiana Normal
Florence Brunken
Pansy Bryant
Bess A. Buckley
Brookville
Georgia Bruce
Bertha Bunker
Mays
Lugg Casely
Knightstown
Margaret Cw
Harry Collins
Cory
Christopher Cauble
Salem
Esther Cloyd
Attica
Elsie Cass
Harry Danneaker
Marble Corner
Rosa Dell
Wakarusa
Elsie Denney
Sullivan
Edgar W. Dunkin
Flora
Rose Feasant
Sandford
Marie Failing
Orrelle Fidlar
Emery Filbey
Elwood
Ernest Fischer
New Bremen
Hubert Fisher
Ruby Fuhr
Norval Fultz
Harristown
Earl Gifford
Cecil Grayson
Tillie Grinley
Rockville
A. M. Grissom
Unionville
Opha Hall
Prairie Creek
Ruth Hall
Estelle H. Harris
Freda Herrick
Norma Hernst
Dublin
Cora Hertenstein
Napoleon
Gertrude Held
Arthur Himes
Portland
Floy Holloway
Emma Hough
Fountain City
Carrie House
Edgar Jones
Akron
Jennie Kibbey
Shirley F. Stewart
Adams
Estelle Traydon
Vermilion
Laura Vail
Aurora
Malinda Werntz
Florence Welsh
Edwards
Mary White
W. S. Dabney
Cincinnati University
Brown
Valparaiso Normal School
Board of Visitory
Hanly Appears Weaker After Return From Seashore
Governor Hanly is described as weaker on Tuesday than since his return and fatigued by heavy official duties. Supporters report many calls from supporters, while he prepares a Memorial Day address and makes appointments. Friends say he returned from the seashore too soon and should have stayed away longer.
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Hanly
Joe
Prices of Coal Headline Listings Across Regions
A compact price list shows coal types and markets including Pocahontas Pocahontas fork lump shovel lump mine run nut and slack Kanawha lump nut slack Wevegee 8 Pittsburg lump Winifrede lump Jackson lump Jacson slack Mocking Valley lump Linton No 4 lump Linton No 4 egg Brazil block Pluto cannel cesee Falling rock cannel Blossburg smithing Indiana slack.
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Pocahontas
Nut
Slack
Kanawha
Wevegee
Pittsburg
Winifrede
Jackson
Jacson
Mocking Valley
Lump
Linton
Brazil
Pluto
Cesee
Blossburg
Smithing
Indiana
Indiana produce prices from Indianapolis market ad
An old newspaper ad lists numerous produce prices from Indianapolis suppliers. Artichokes at 15 cents each, Florida wax beans, Florida tomatoes, onions, squash, cabbage, sweet potatoes, cucumbers, pineapples and pears among items. Several entries are garbled but indicate per unit or per peck prices and local farm goods.
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Florida
Texas
Bermuda
Armenian priest Kaspar Vartanian slain in New York trunk case
New York police traced the priest's movements to a woman matching a suspect alongside a man near Weehawken ferry heading to New Jersey. Five hours later the trunk containing his body reached a Thirty-seventh Street boarding house. Police suspect robbery and a lure to Jersey. about $2000 and a valuable jewel were missing. Three suspects remain at large. one arrested suspect released after saying he knew nothing of the murder.
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Kaspar Vartanilan
Eriest
Vicii
Vatanian
Weehaken
New Jersey
Thirty-seventh-st. House
Jersey
John Mooradan
Paul Sarkissen
Sarkis Ermovian
Chicago
Armenian arrests in connection with New York murder
Police in Jerbey City New Jersey announce arrests of three Armenians named Kerys William Kareres and Pete Jangy on suspicion linked to the murder of Kaspar Vartanian in New York. Local authorities say the case involves active investigation and possible connections to the crime.
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Scripps-McRae Presa Association
Jerbey City
N. J
Kaspar Vartanian
New York
Ar Kerys
William Kareres
Pete Jangy
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Conference OF Charities and Correction Will
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Thomas J. Beecher
Nellie Beecher
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Lara Blackburn
Ethelbert Bosson
Martha Bower
Truman Calvert
Daisy Carter
Robert E. Cavanaugh
Josephine Cowgill
William J. Curtis
Rose FE. Duenweg
Zoe Everman
Georgia Flood
Norma Froch
Esse Goshorn
Oscar Grifith
Lawrence Guess
Roxy E. Halstead
Guy C. Haana
William 34
Harsh
Edgar Hasking
Albert Highley
Raymond Hilton
F. Blanche Huffman
Cly R Hemeton
Sarah A. Hunt
Jerome [Snberger
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Alonzo Knipe
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