Wall Street Stock Market Opens Higher Amid Broad Gains
New York May stock market opened with general advances of 1 to 3 points in active issues. Reading rose 1½, Reading, St. Paul, and Delaware & Hudson led early gains. Government bonds unchanged, others steady. After the first hour, activity cooled with narrow, varied moves and reduced speculative interest.
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Reading
St. Paul
Delaware & Hudson
Avaconda
Canadian Pacific
Chicago Live Stock Prices Report May 2
Chicago market summary shows cattle receipts at 13 000 up 20 cents, prime beeves 5.00 to 5.50, feeders 2.90 to 5.15, cows 2.85 to 5.50, canners 1.75 to 2.70, westerns 4.10 to 4.80. Hogs receipts 27 000 steady with prices 5.80 to 6.95 for various grades. Sheep receipts 21 000 steady with lambs and ewes mostly 4.50 to 8.00, western lambs 6.60 to 8.00.
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Scripps-McRae Presa Association
Chicago
St Louis Live Stock Market Report May 2 1905
ST LOUIS Mo May 2 Cattle receipts 1500 strong Beef steers 3.00 4.60 stockers and feeders 3.00 5.00 cows and heifers 2.75 5.50 Texas steers 2.65 5.50 cows and heifers 1.90 4.40 Hogs receipts 9500 strong Pigs and lights 5.75 6.30 packers 5.75 6.25 butchers and best heavy 6.15 6.25 Sheep receipts 1800 higher Natives 4. 3 6.35 lambs 5.00 9.00
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ST. Louis
Texas
Grain Prices and Inspections Reported for Wheat Corn and Oats
Market listings show steady wheat with several grade prices through billing and through billing adjustments, corn firm with multiple white and mixed grades and through billing figures, oats firmer with No 2 white at 4a and other bids, hay steady with Timothy and clover prices. Inspections detail car counts by grade for wheat corn and hay, including No 3 mixed and No 4 yellow lots and totals of 37 cars for grain and 4 cars for hay.
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Timothy
Cincinnati Live Stock Prices May 29 1900
Cincinnati cattle receipts total 1 165 with steady values. Butcher steers extra to good 4.85 to 5.50, calves at 6.75, common cattle 3.50 to 4.50. Hogs receipts 3 663 steady with good to choice packers 6.27 to 6.30. Sheep receipts 1 361 strong with extra 5.10 to 6.25 and lambs 7.35 to 7.50, spring lambs 6.50 to 9.00.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Cincinnati
Livestock Prices From Indianapolis Market Report
Indianapolis market notes cattle sheep and lambs sold steady hogs up 5c per cwt with price around 6.20. Quoted ranges include steers and heifers by weight and grade with feeding stock and cows calves and bulls listed in detailed price bands from common to prime.
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Indianapolis
Chicago Produce Prices From May 2 Market Report
Chicago May 2 Butter Creamery extra firsts 21 22c. Eggs Extras 16c. Poultry turkey 1c chickens ducks 13c per dozen prices vary. Plate meat young stock values noted.
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Chicago
Chicago grain prices slip as bears pressure wheat market
Hal P. Scrippa-McRae notes large selling by Minneapolis bear on wheat. July wheat 98 9/75c, September 98 9/8c, December ¢1.00 99c. Corn and oats mixed with May at 53%4c and 16%4c respectively. Local receipts: wheat 24, corn 116, oats 99 cars. Pork futures at 16.50, lard 9.24, ribs 8.85.
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Scrippa-McRae Press Association
Chicago
Hal P
Ation
Minneapolis
Carriage arrangements spark talk over Lawton monument event
Criticism mounts over reception committee carriage groupings for the Lawton monument unveiling. Critics say political manipulation favors the Fairbanks camp with National Republican chair Harry New placed in carriage No 12 and other high profile figures mixed with rivals, while some pairs are seated face to face despite known antipathies.
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Hemenway
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Fairbanks
General Strike of Machinists Affects Louisville & Nashville
A general strike of machinists on the Louisville and Nashville railroad was ordered at 8 this morning to take effect immediately. About 600 to 700 machinists are employed, with 45 in the South Louisville shops. Vice-President Buckslow said 80 percent would walk out upon the order and could be joined by blacksmiths boilermakers and other skilled workers if needed. The men seek union recognition and a uniform wage scale in each shop, with no pay raise requested.
Rhodius Trial On At Lebanon Memorial Day Court Session
The Lebanon trial of George Rhodius continues with physician affidavits noting concerns for his health and the strain of court. Doctors Moyer Ford Baldwin and Hutchins attest Rhodius would be endangered by attendance, while witnesses describe changes in behavior and past care, with Memorial Day delaying court.
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Mark E. Baldwin
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Shirley
Cass Connoway
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Louisville
New York
Connoway
Manhattan
Memorial Day Activities and Roosevelt Parade Plans
Memorial Day procedures in Pee Wee Valley Kentucky include children at Monument and the Claypool hotel with flags and flowers. A newsboys band will play from 9 a.m. as Roosevelt rides in a parade with designated carriage occupants. If rain disrupts, events move indoors to Tomlinson hall.
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Simple Funeral for Mrs McKinley in Canton
Ida Saxton McKinley widow of President McKinley is laid to rest in a simple service at Westlawn cemetery Canton Ohio. President Roosevelt and officials attend with a small house service earlier the day. The ceremonies include hymns prayers and a ritual reading as flowers adorn the rooms and procession moves to the tomb. Roosevelt departs for Indianapolis to speak tomorrow.
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Herick
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Indianapolis
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Probing Charges Against Perry County Superintendent Mosby
The State Board of Education opened hearings Wednesday into charges that Perry county superintendent H. S. Mosby sold teachers licenses and schools. Testimony links the alleged sales to political rewards and mentions local boss John Bradshaw. Other depositions imply a broader traffic in licenses in Clark Township and include offers to cancel debts and a $400 resignation scheme. Prosecuting officials include John Ewing and James Bingham, with Senator Cavins assisting.
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Clark Township
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William Walschmidt
Charles Weathers
John Ewing
James Bingham
Senator Cavins
Three Men Arrested on Suspicion in Canton
Canton, May 2. Frank Potter, C. F. Nore, and J. C. Mays were arrested as they alighted from a Cleveland train. Police said they would hold the men until the president left the city. No further details about the trio were available.
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Scrippe-MecRace Prew Avendation
Canton
Frank Potter
C. F. Nore
J. C. Mays
Cleveland
Art Association Court Debate Over Market Plan
The Civic Art Association faced opposition as plans for a market house under the coliseum drew heat from critics. Expert witness Gibson argued the sunken market would lack light and air, while artificial ventilation could dry and darken meat. Matson contended the city owes no obligation to house the market, preferring the basement for merchants. Evidence on city assessments showed data exists but is not tabulated, amid Indianapolis tax expansions.
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Gibson
Coliseum
Matson
William Graham
William A. Ketcham
Indianapolis
Sell Your Old Traps in The Sun Ads
Classified note urges readers to place small ads titled avert a ten word advertisement in The Sun. Three days for 15 cents. Readers are invited to sell old traps through a concise, inexpensive notice.
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Man climbs rail to greet Roosevelt at Ellwood City
At Ellwood City this morning a man eager to greet President Roosevelt climbed over the rail of a car and was carried to the next station. He was denied admission to the president’s compartment.
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Ellwood City
Roosevelt
Wife Sues Triggs for Divorce and Custody
Laura Sterrette Triggs sues Oscar Lovell Triggs in Chicago for divorce, citing numerous alleged indiscretions with other women since their 1899 marriage. She seeks custody of their six year old son Edmund Triggs and alimony, and asks to resume her former name Laura Sterrette McAdoo.
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Chicago
Oscar Lovell Triggs
University of Chicago
Laura Sterrette Triggs
John Herron Art Institute Memorial Day Open Exhibit
The John Herron Art Institute will open on Memorial Day from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. at Sixteenth and Pennsylvania streets. Highlights include paintings by Norwegian artists, Charles Morris Young nature studies, and students’ works in oil and watercolor, charcoal, life modeling, industrial and commercial designs, and china decoration. The exhibition runs for this week only, including Sunday.
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John Herron Art Institute
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Pennsylvania-sts
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John Herron Art School
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Post Office Holiday May Disrupt Deliveries Thursday
One delivery will occur at nine o clock in the morning with no afternoon service as post office employees gather at the west front during the president s visit.
Gould to Answer Charges of Wife in Big Divorce Scandal
Jerome of New York may begin an inquiry into the Howard Gould domestic scandal amid claims Mrs. Gould will file a complaint. Reports say a letter to Mrs. Gould disappeared after delivery to her, with origins tied to an Indian relic dealer in Oakland. Gould's attorney Denial and a $4,000 settlement offer are noted as part of ongoing conflict.
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Howard Gould
Delaney Nicoll
United States
Simpson
Young Doctors Pass the Test for City Dispensary Internes
The City Board of Health announced the new interne cadre for the city dispensary for a one year term starting June 1. Five candidates passed competitive exams with scores led by Ford W Mayer Forest J Young E L Swadner W L Wagner and C A Spitler though Dr Young declined the position leaving Spitler to fill one of four places. The incumbents to be replaced were Dre John Reeves R S Riesler George Warne and Jamee E Hughes who have served one year.
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Rixey
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Hemenway
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William A. Ketcham
E. R. Brown
George F. McGinnis
R. O. Hawkins
William H. Armstrong
John B. Elam
Evans Woollen
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Charles C. Gilmore
Franklin W. Hays
Charles E. Holloway
E. B. Martindale
Charles C. Perry
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A. A. Young
Carroll Power
George W. Steele
Clayburn McCauley
B. W. Blake
Maj
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Frank D. Stalnaker
Harry &. New
John B. Cockrum
Franklin Vonnegut
Ford L. Mayer
Louis H. Levey
A. A. McCormick
John J. Twiname
F. L. Purdy
Sumner A. Furniss
James Whitcomb Riley
Meredith Nicholson
A. B. Aldernon
Addison C. Harris
W. H. H. Miller
William E. English
Thomas Taggart
John W. Kern
Charles Remster
Joseph A. Minturn
Moses G. McLain
Joseph B. Kealing
Indiana Press
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Indianapolis
City Board of Health
Ford W. Mayer
Forest J. Young
E.L. Swadner
W. L. Wagner
C. A. Spitler
Young
Dr. Spitler
John Reeves
Riesler
George Warne
Jamee E. Hughes
Harriman Pleads for Clemency for Hill Letter Case
New York May 2 After Harriman caused the prosecution of Frank W Hill the former confidential stenographer who issued the Where do I stand letter Harriman today begged clemency for Hill Hill received a suspended sentence Hill and Mille urged leniency arguing Hill paid enough for his act and faced career difficulties Officials expect the matter to close with Hill's release under suspension and suggest Harriman's stance implies little remorse for the letter's publication and Roosevelt's 5 9 million conspiracy remark
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Frank W. Hill
E. H. Harriman
Hill
Harriman
Sodney Webster
Wee
Traction Line Flyers Schedule Across Indiana
Three new trains run Indianapolis to Dayton Ohio and other cities daily with leaves at 8 00 am 2 00 pm and 7 00 pm for Indianapolis to Dayton and Wayne Flyers 7 00 am 11 00 am 3 00 pm 7 00 pm for Marion Flyers 11 00 3 pm and 5 00 pm for New Castle Flyers 10 30 am and 4 30 pm Fort Wayne to and from Dayton Marion New Castle Lafayette Richmond hourly service on all traction lines frequent departures and round trips listed with intercity connections.
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