Wall Street Opens With General Declines In Early Trading
Special to The Swan New York Oct 3 stock market opens with broad declines. Copper Amalgamated copper leads a late rally as buying returns, while London trading and heavy early selling sway Union Pacific and Southern Pacific. Government bonds steady as market sentiment stabilizes toward noon.
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New York
Canadian Pacific
Southern Pacific
Northern Pacific
Reading
St. Paul and Smelting
Car Foundry
Amalgamated
Steel
Great Northern
London
Union Pacific
Amalgamated Copper
Livestock Market Prices Open Lower in Indianapolis Sale
Live stock receipts at Indianapolis show hogs 5,500 head and cattle 1,500 with sheep 550. Hogs open 5 cents lower led by 6.80 top. cattle, sheep and lambs steady. Cattle classes range from good to choice steers 6.70 to 5.60 per 100 pounds, with various feeding and cow segments priced accordingly.
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Indianapolis
Chicago Live Stock Market Report by United Press
Chicago stockyard data show cattle receipts at 8 500 with price ranges: prime beeves 4.56 to 7.30, stockers and feeders 2.75 to 5.10, cows and heifers 2.85 to 5.40, canners 1.60 to 2.70, Texans 3.60 to 5.30, westerns 4.10 to 6.20. Hog receipts 16 000 with rough 5.60 to 6.00, mixed 5.95 to 6.70, heavy 6.00 to 6.65, pigs 10 to 66. Sheep receipts 20 000 up 10 cents. native sheep 3.25 to 5.70, western sheep 3.40 to 5.70, native lambs 4.75 to 5.50, western lambs 5.50 to 7.60.
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Letoos
PSU Webs de Baste Grig de Cele
Chicago
Market Report from New York Produce Prices
New York Produce market notes on October 3 list pork mess at 16.75 17.50, Western steam lard spot 9.10 9.20, city tallow 6c country 6léc, creamery butter 25% 26%, state dairy tubs 28% 28, Zee Belle white fancy 22, full cream cheese 15c.
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New York
United Press
Western Steam
Zee
Western
Variety Market Prices for Fresh Produce and Fruit
A listed assortment of vegetables and fruit with per unit and per quantity prices. Items include onions, cucumbers, cabbage, cauliflower, beets, celery, radishes, potatoes, green beans, tomatoes, lima beans, carrots, oranges, coconuts, apples, figs, bananas, watermelons, pears, cantaloupes, lemons, plums, peaches, grapes, and cranberries with prices in cents, dollars per bushel, crate, box, or basket. Includes multiple varieties and brands where noted.
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Michigan
Valencia
Duchess
California
Wheat and corn futures rise on rain and demand
Chicago prices show gains across grains and pork lard and ribs, with December wheat around 1.90 and May near 1.07, corn up slightly on rain expectations, oats higher, and No. 2 red winter and No. 3 yellow quotes listed. Pork lard ribs prices noted, with December oats closing around 52 to 53 cents.
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Chicago
S&s
Pittsburg Market Report Cattle Sheep Hogs Prices
Pittsburg market notes supply and prices for cattle and sheep with steady or lower trends. Cattle demand noted as steady with prime and choice ranges from 6.00 to 6.50. Hog receipts 15 loads with prime hogs 6.90 to 7.00 and other classes 5.00 to 6.50.
East Buffalo Live Stock Market Report
East Buffalo United Press reports cattle supplies steady with prices per head for veal calves and cattle. Sheep and lamb receipts 4,400 with lambs around 8.25, yearlings 5.50 to 6.50, wethers 6.00 to 5.75, ewes 4.75 to 5.25. hog receipts 2,720 with prices for Yorkers 7.00 to 7.10, pigs 6.50 to 6.73, heavies 6.75 to 7.10, roughs 5.50 to 6.00.
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United Press
East Buffalo
Market Report on Grains and Forage Prices and Inspections
Wheat and corn lots listed with No 2 red and No 3 red prices through billing, with numerous through billing notes and October to December figures. Hay and oats straw prices given for timothy, clover, and mixed hay, plus rye straw costs. Inspections show counts of outs and in for wheat and corn grades, with total cars and grades reported.
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Hay
Timothy
Prairie
Market quotes for dairy and poultry products in Chicago
Chicago market notes list butter creamery and various cheese prices as well as live poultry rates. Firsts and different grain values appear with ranges for eggs and poultry items. Prices show per dozen or per pound depending on item.
Indianapolis Produce Market Prices Summarized
Prices listed include BUTTER Elgin prints 33c, Elgin tubs 32c, state cream 20c, country 20c. CHEESE New York full cream lic, Wisconsin full cream 15 16c. EGGS Candled 19%%4c. POULTRY Turkeys live 10c, ducks live 6c, geese 5c, hens 10c, spring chicken 10c, roosters 5c.
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Indianapolis
New York
Wisconsin
Fire alarm disruptions at Pittsburgh convention dance
In Pittsburgh on October 3 a dozen Pennsylvania State Firemen delegates in evening dress rushed from Duquesne Garden to respond to an alarm nearby. The four story tenement fire trapped two residents in night clothing. total loss reached $5,000. Delegates returned to the ballroom after extinguishing efforts amid applause.
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Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Duquesne Garden
Philadelphia
Uniontown
Mahomey City
Suterville
Kellogg accuses Standard Oil of pressuring railroads for oil
Federal counsel Kellogg testified in the New York hearing on the Standard Oil of New Jersey case that railroads paid inflated prices for lubricating oil to secure shipments. He noted rates from 23 to 48 cents per gallon across several railroads, suggesting rebating schemes and monopoly power.
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Ing
Standard Oil Company
New Jersey
Franklin Ferris
St. Louis
Kellogg
John Dr. Rockefeller
Cleveland
John D
Suboena
Standard
Frank B. Kelloges
C. Steinbrenner
Galena
Cotton Prospects Bright at Cotton Manufacturers Meet
Secretary Wilson of the agriculture department outlined bright cotton prospects at the National Association of Cotton Manufacturers semi annual convention. He said better farming could double production on current acres and emphasized limitless potential. Demonstration work has reached nearly 11,000 farmers in Texas Louisiana and Mississippi as diversification and improved growing methods spread across the south.
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Washington
Wilson
Agricultural Department
National Association of Cotton Manufacturers
United States
South
Texas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Northwest rallies behind Taft as delegations grow
Special to The Sun reports A P Sawyer of the Seattle Post-Intelligencer describing enthusiastic Taft support across Oregon Washington Idaho and Montana. He cites ovations in Seattle opera house and a Seattle audience that filled the theater, noting strong preexisting Taft sentiment and expectations for statewide delegations.
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Sun
Columbus
A. P. Sawyer
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Taft
Yester
Sawyer
Seattle
Northwest
Washington
United States
Opera House
Oregon
Idaho
Mants
Ashington
Washington Tax Dodger Revealed in Fairfax Record
Fairfax county court records from May 1760 show George Washington and others presented for not entering taxable property. The grand jury found they failed to list wheeled carriages, with an oath requirement later used to charge false swearing. Experts note the case treated as tax dodging rather than perjury and reflect colonial enforcement of revenue.
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Fairfax County
Grand Jury
S. R. Donahue
Fairfax Herald
Fairfax Courthouse
Capt. Donahue
Washington
Minute Book of the Court
Capt
Donahue
Colony of
Virginia
George William Fairfax
George Washington
John Carlyle
Daniel French
Robert Bogges
Catesby, Cocke
Townshend Dade
Sybhill West
Garrard Alexander
Jemima Minor
William Ramsay
Walter Oliver
Fairfax
Oliver
Colony
House of Burgesses
Ten of Leo XIII crew saved after Irish shipwreck
United Press reports from Kilrush Ireland that after over 30 hours clinging to rigging and masts of the wrecked Leo XIII, ten crew members were brought ashore by lifelines. The remaining men aboard are said to be in fearful condition as rescuework continues.
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Kilrush
Ireland
Clare
Rockefeller Turns Railcar Joke On Newsmen At Yonkers
United Press reports John D. Rockefeller, an American Press Humorists member, used a railroad policy rallying trick to test reporters. The Lake Shore limited stopped at Yonkers to board Hudson River division officers, then Rockefeller, avoiding interviews at Pocantico Hills.
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New York
American Press Humorists’ Association
John D. Rockefeller
New York Central Railroad
Rockefeller
Lake Shore Limited
Yonkers
Hudson River Division
Pocantico Hills
Posse Aims to Burn Black Man as Fear Grips Ay Area
United Press report from Oquawka Illinois details a mob threat to burn a Black itinerant after a woman refused him food. A four year old boy was tied to a tree and set ablaze, dying in his mother's arms. Armed posses and bloodhounds chased the attacker into a swamp as sheriffs pursue him.
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Oquavka
John Hathaway
Milk Deliverer Arrested After Unhitched Horse Incident
Bergen Cap, driver for Polk Dairy, was arrested by Patrolman Al Ray on Thursday for leaving a horse unhitched. He was allowed to complete his milk route after a customer he served was reached. Bergen promised to return to the station Thursday afternoon to secure bond. The horse wandered away when Bergen failed to hitch it in a Chiist store.
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Bergen
Ray
Bond
Two Theodore births in Alton Newfoundland
Two boys named Theodore were born in Alton Newfoundland on a midweek morning as President Roosevelt passed through town. They are sons of Amos and Jack Ferris, whose families are not related.
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Alton
Theodore
Roosevelt
Amos
Jack Ferris
Bevers Sentenced 710 Days in Workhouse
Claude Bevers pleaded guilty to assault and battery and disorderly conduct for cutting his mother's dress with a knife attempting to stab her and beating his sister. He was sent to the workhouse for 710 days.
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Claude Bevers
Body found in Ohio river linked to missing librarian
Pittsburg October 3 body recovered from the Ohio river is believed to be Percy Digby, Allegheny county law librarian who vanished last Friday. Searches had been underway along the river.
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United Press
Pittsburg
Percy Digby
Allegheny County
Ohio River
Indianapolis Coal Prices Across Retail Per Ton
Retail coal prices listed for various fuels and grades in Indianapolis. Anthracite and Pocahontas categories show multiple lump, nut, and mine run prices. Kanawha, Hocking Valley, and other regional coals appear with assorted sizes and grades, indicating a broad market snapshot.
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Indianapolis
Pocahontas
Judge to try Caleb Powers in Goebel murder case
Wy United Prensa reports in Frankfort Kentucky that Judge James S. Morris of Lagrange Oldham county is chosen to try Caleb Powers on the charge of accessory before the fact to the murder of William Goebel. The judge, a former assembly member and district official, has not set a trial date.
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Frankfort
James S. Morris
Lagrange
Oldham County
Caleb Powers
William Goebel
Morris
General Assembly
Commonwealth's
Railway appeals gates ruling at Parker City
The c CG and St. L railway filed an appeal with the Indiana Railroad Commission protesting Parker City trustees resolution requiring the company to maintain crossing gates.
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C., CG
St. L. Railway
Indiana Railroad Commission
Trustees of
Parker City
Warning notices sent to dealers by H E Barnard
Forty five warning notices were issued by Pure Food Commissioner H E Barnard after sample analyses showed failure to meet legal standards. The notices target dealers whose products did not comply with the applicable requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pure Food
H. E. Barnard
State Board meets at Superintendent Cotton office
The State Board of Education is in session at the office of Superintendent of Public Instruction Wesset A. Cotton, gathering to discuss ongoing matters and public instruction policies.
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The
State Board of Fducition
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Wesset A. Cotton
Potoso Company Incorporation in Indianapolis Soap and Toilet Goods
The secretary of state records a filing Thursday for Potoso Company of Indianapolis to manufacture powdered soap and dispensing machines with capital stock 31000. Directors listed are R. L. Talbot Jr Eugene M Jarrett and Horace Lancaster. Also filed is The Co operative Grocery Company of Evansville with capital stock 15000 incorporators H P Nammer Frank Feldman and Henry B Walker. Vos URE INVECR The Sun's Wanted Help columns No charge for ten words three days.
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Potoso Company
Indianapolis
Capital
R. L. Talbot, Jr
Eugene M. Jarrett
Horace Lancaster
Co-operative Grocery Company
Evansville
H. P. Nammer
Frank Feldman
Henry B. Walker
City Record for a Day Births and Deaths List
A compiled City Record noting multiple births including Joseph and Rose Zimmer in Palmer, Michael Luetd in S. Senate, Chaille in Alvord, and many more at diverse addresses. deaths list names such as John Wesley Fort at Bellefon tan street, Clara Waters Shilling, Dora Davenport, Salem Gray, George W. Rothrock, Elsie Seitz, and William Coforth among others with ages and hospital details. The document also records numerous marriage pairings and pairs of individuals without stated events.
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Joseph and
Rose Zimmer
Palmer
Michael and
Bertha Luetd
S. Senate
Charles and
Mabel Chaille
Alvord
Benjiman B
Mary Hill
N. Weat
Charles
Bessie Leah Anderson
Congress
William and Eliza Banyon
North
Judson and
Ann Moschelle
Central
Fritz and
Margaret Stebler
W. New York
Cleo and
John Wesley Fort
Bellefontane St
Clara Waters Shilling
Massachusetts Ave
Dora Davenport
Deaconess Hospital
New York St
Marshall
Garfield Ave
Salem Gray
St. Vincent's Hospital
Vinton-st
George W. Rothrock
City Hospital
Alvord-st
Elsie Seitz
Fenneman-st
Wiliam Coforth
Vermont St
Nellice Blanche Anderson
Borah Acquitted in Idaho Timber Conspiracy Case
United States Senator William E. Borah was acquitted of conspiring to defraud the government of Idaho timber lands. Cheers followed the verdict as a Boise demonstration began with a fire department parade and brass band escort to the Idaho hotel.
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William E. Borah
Idaho
Dreds
Senator Borah
Illinois for Cannon Unites State Delegation in BOOM for Uncle Joe
Springfield Oct 38 Illinois delegation unites behind Speaker Joe Cannon for the national convention. The state coalition forms a strong boom for Uncle Joe as president with all present forces backing his bid.
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Lunited Press
Springfield
Ill
Joe Cannon
Illinois
Uncle Joe
Bicycle Collision Injures Doctor Near City Streets
Dr. George C. Baldwin was fatally injured in a Thursday morning collision with a heavily loaded wagon driven by E B Hessong of Lilly and Stalnaker hardware at New Jersey and Washington streets. He was removed to his home in the dispensary ambulance. No arrests were made.
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New Jersey
Washington Sts
Baldwin
Mayer
Washington-st
Hessong
Héssong
East St
Territory courts face mass case transfers after statehood
Guthrie Oct 3 The approaching statehood likely ends territorial terms in Oklahoma and Indian territories with Oklahoma district cases totaling about 410 moving to county dockets and all federal cases to Guthrie. About 700 federal cases on the Oklahoma side will shift to a single federal court. In Indian territory no district courts exist now, all cases go to federal court and will move to one federal judge on statehood, with murder and civil dockets included.
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Ness
Statehood
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Oklahoma Territory
Guthrie
Oklahoma City
Enid
Lawton
Congress
Four Italians Hanged for 1900 Gap Murder in Lancaster
Four Italian laborers Anthony Delio Joseph Celione Stephen Carloi and Sivero Rodelli were hanged in Lancaster for the August 1900 killing of Plato Albanese in a Gap shanty near the Pennsylvania railroad. Albanese resisted with a razor as the attackers demanded money. the victims were asleep with others when the murder occurred.
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Anthony Delio
Joseph Celione
Stephen Carloi
Sivero Rodelli
Lettos
Gap
Pennsylvania
Albanese
Yearly financial reports show modest state receipts
Auditor of State John Billheimer reports total fees of 2272 with breakdowns of 112 incorporation 87 land 24 trust company and 1315 bank andtrust examinations. Insurance department fees total 5207. Otway A Baker custodian reports a 5008.44 deficit in the illuminating fund for August and September with prior month shortfalls indicating ongoing delays in fund balancing.
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John Billheimer
Treasurer of State
Insurance Department
Otway A. Baker
Statehouse
Illuminating Fund
Audeficit
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United Presse
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Polk
Theodores
Iodiey
Carl L. Rg
St. the Clad
Fiamona Mn
Caleb
Wy United Prensa
Secretary of State
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Minnie Gow
Clarence W. Gibbs
Nell Worley
Samuel Marshall
Mary English
Joan C. Jahor
Ella Baggett
Adolph L. Btueter
Julia Hartmuth
Wm. South
Rebecca B. Sanders
James Holderman
Mary Clingman
Oren T. Hopper
Emma Lockridge
Wm. Shoulwiler
Nancy McDanil
Constantine Doherty
Millie Leyendecker
Jas. M. Johnson
Mary W. Jackson
Sam Hite
Blanche C. Moore
Frank S. Ream
Stella B. Stropes
Clyde Smith
Rosa Bess
Fred Schellenberg
Chira Steinbauer
Norma G. Wilson
Mary B. Ayres
George M. Reeder
Nola E. Bonham
BORAH
Senator
City of
Boise
the Sun
Argu
Balot
Idaho Hotel
George C. Baldwin
Lilly & Stalnaker
E. B. Hessong
DER
Federal Judge
Eral
Guthrie, Okla
Lancaster, Pa
Plato Albanese
Auditor of State
Fey
U.S
Mare
Merke
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