Wall Street Stocks Open Irregular With Losses
The New York stock market opened irregular with early declines in Anaconda Pennsylvania St Paul and Union Pacific. After five minutes trading losses deepened in several issues before a slow recovery. Union Pacific fell from 130 14 to 181 only to incur fractional losses along with Great Northern and Northern Pacific. Reading dipped to 961 early and bonds mostly held, leaving overall tone dull and steady at close.
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New York
Reading
Anaconda
Pennsylvania
St. Paul
Union Pacific
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Live Stock Market Prices in Indianapolis Report
Indianapolis live stock market report dated Sept 7 shows hog receipts around 5,000 and cattle 450 with steady opening trade. Hogs top price 6.85 per cwt, steers and heifers listed across weight classes, cows and calves priced, bulls and heavy calves also detailed, with bulk sales near 6.25 to 6.70 and lambs 6.25 to 6.75 for good to choice.
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Indianapolis
Ana Caives
Ward
Iissienesisd
Chicago Live Stock Market Receipts Report
Chicago market data from United Press shows cattle receipts around 500 with steady to unchanged prices, hogs at about 8,000 with wide ranges from light six dollars to rough and heavy tiers, and sheep around 2,000 with steady values. Pigs listed between five sixty and six forty five, reflecting mixed demand across weight classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Market Price Report From New York City
New York market prices show pork at 17.75 to 18.50 per pound in mixed listings and lard at 9.00 to 9.10. Dressed poultry includes turkeys, chickens, and ducks with varied grades. butter at around 28.10 to 21.50 cents. full cream cheese at 13 to 13.5 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cincinnati Market Report Cattle Hogs Steady to Higher
Cincinnati cattle receipts reach 491 with steady to firm bids for shippers at 5.00 to 5.50 and butcher stock up to 5.75. Hog receipts 576 with values 6.60 to 6.75 for good to choice and 6.70 to 6.75 for high grade. Sheep receipts 953 steady with extras 5.00 to 7.00 and lambs at 7.72.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburg Live Stock Market Report
Pittsburg dispatch notes cattle supply light and steady with prime prices at 6.00 to 6.70 and prime firm. Sheep and lambs show light supply and steady demand with prime wethers 5.50 to 5.00. Hogs range higher with prime heavy 6.60 to 6.70 and mediums 7.00 to 7.10. roughs at 1.75 to 5.75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Owens Resigns as Indiana B&O Trainmaster
E G Owens resigns as trainmaster of the Indiana division of the B and O W railroad with headquarters in Seymour Indiana he will leave office September 10 and be succeeded by James Donahue a special to The Swan notes the move dated September 7.
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Swan
Seymour
Ind
E. G. Owens
Indiana
W. Railroad
James Donahue
Chicago Grain Markets Slip and Rise Mixed in Chicago Session
Wheat and corn show varied moves with December wheat at $1.014 and May at $1.07 while September corn gains and oats edge higher. Local receipts total 218 wheat, 617 corn, 445 oats, with No 2 red wheat priced around 92 cents and No 2 white corn near 61 cents. oats around 46 to 55 cents with various through billing figures.
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United Press
Chicago
Dilige
Hay—Firm
Choice
Timothy
The Wagon Market Prices for Grains and Forage
Corn prices range from 9.00 to 11.00 per unit with 60G14e listing. Oats show shelled and old new prices from 68 to 43 cents, straw at 36.00 8.00, hay prices for Timothy clover mixed and new hay span 14.00 to 22.00 with various year values and unit references.
Fairbanks to Tour Kentucky in October
Vice-president Fairbanks will tour Kentucky in late October delivering his principal speech in Barboursville. He will stop briefly in Middletown and Pineville before continuing to Corbin London Livingston Berea and Winchester. The trip will include a major address in Barboursville with planned stops in several eastern Kentucky towns.
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Barboursville
Fairbanks
Kentucky
Middletown
Pineville
Corbin
London
Livingston
Berea
Winchester
Soda fountain blast kills infant in New York store
In a candy shop at 258 Montrose Street James Zuckman 22 tried to charge a soda fountain causing a steel drum of carbonic acid gas to explode. The resulting blast blew the fountain through floors, suffocating three month old Rosa Atkins who slept on the second floor. Zuckman gravely injured. Scheffman arrested for homicide amid fears of a Black Hand link.
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New York
Monroest
James Zuckman
Rosa Atkin
Zuckman
Lollis Scheffman
Scheffman
Jim
Driscoll
Gouverneur Hospital
Mastodon Skeleton Found In Alaska Ice
In central Alaska near the Muir glacier the team led by Prof. W. Gilmore and Prof. W. T. Shaw uncovered a nearly intact mastodon embedded in ice. Measurements suggest a length around 75 feet and a height near 40 feet, with some hair and flesh still evident in spots. The party plans to return in September with the bones for display.
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Seattle
Wash
W. Gilmore
W. T. Shaw
Washington State College
Alaska
Great Muir Glacier
Chilkoot Pass
Ve States
Northland
Spokane
Gilmore
From servant to editor in Finnish politics rise
Miss Milna Sillanpaa of Helsingfors rose from domestic servant to editor of The Working Woman and member of the Finnish Diet. Special to The Sun from St Petersburg dated Sept 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Sillanpaa
St Petersburg
Milna_ Sillanpaa
Helsingfors
Finland
Working Woman
City Record Births and Deaths with Local Addresses
Birth notices list Ralph W H and Josephine Rosenberg at Deaconess hospital. Ernest and Maude Heither at 442 Prospect. multiple other births with parents and addresses. Deaths include Frank Harding at Colored Orphans Home TB. Lucy Alexander 19 typhoid. Stewart J Bartlett organ ic heart disease. many other ages and causes. a long list of street addresses. Building permits cite M Sperce repairs 737 Bates, $500. Joseph Kirch dwelling 35 E Minnesota $1,400. I Hornbreg dwelling Bartholomew and Raymonds $1,400.
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Ralph WH
Josephine Rosenberg
Bar
Ernest and
Maude Heither
Prospect
Wiliam
Helena Rouser
Union
Byrons
Valla McComb
Beville
Hoy
Charles and
Louise Engelking
Chestnut
James and
Annie Shaughnessy
W. Norwood
Oliver and
Martha Hopper
Martin and
Carrie Bremer
River
Elijah and
Mary Condell
Curtis
Florence Everroad
James
Minnie Kingham
Bartholomew
Ora
Iva Morris
Columbia
Frank Harding
Lucy Alexander
Sangster-ave
S. Pennsylvania St
Helen Jones
W. Merrill
Rutchard Rowe
Wayne St
Mary Miller
N. Noble
Robert Bruce Joly
Whittier Place
Robert D. Jolly
N. Bolton Ave
Ira Bell Lefer
Prospect St
Mary Elizabeth George
Dorman St
William King
Roanoke St
Catherine &. Hawk
S. Hast St
Elmer E. Clingler
Bloomington St
Henrietta Schiller
City Hospital
E. Raymond St
James Mason
Estella Oglesby
Otto N. Moore
Maude E. Jones
Grant Lester
Daisy Beekum
John Byers
Mary E. Crouch
Mike Lozan
Marie Liesan
Wiliam H. Asher
Mary J. Newby
M. Sperce
Bates St
Joseph Kirch
E. Minne- Sota St
I. Hornbreg
Bartholomew and Raymonasts
Meat dealers oppose ice refrigerated counters ordinance
City meat dealers announce they will unite to resist requirements to install refrigerator counters. They argue keeping meat on ice is unsanitary and that cold air cannot effectively circulate under ice as in standard ice boxes and refrigerators.
Carriers Elect Officers After Quiet Session
The mail carriers adjourned at 2 a m after electing no new executive board. W E Kelly of Brooklyn was named president KB A Gainor of Muncie Indiana vice president and E J Cantwell of Brooklyn secretary.
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United Press
Canton
W. E. Kelly
Brooklyn
KB. A. Gainor
Muncie
Ind
E. J. Cantwell
General Stoessel's Wife Sued Over Cows From Port Arthur Siege
St Petersburg reports IM Tuck notes Gen. Stoessel remained central to wartime events at Port Arthur. His wife faces a lawsuit seeking the value of three cows allegedly used and sold during the famed siege, reflecting the era's wartime tensions and public scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg
Stoessel
Japan
Sun Free Three Days Want Columns Offer
The Sun invites readers to use its free want columns for personal ads for three days. The notice promises ten words for each ad and signals a housing or domestic request, though wording is fragmented and unclear.
Wreck Kills 14 in Iowa Freight Collision
Norris Iowa Sept 7 fourteen people killed when a northbound express crashed into a southbound freight near Norris Siding three miles north of Cedar Falls. The smoking car occupants were crushed as engines telescoped. inquest begun with witnesses exonerating railroad personnel.
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Norris Siding
Cedar Falls
Davis Sues County for 310000 in Fee Claims
William E. Davis former county clerk sues the county commissioners for 10214.38 claiming fees earned while in office should be paid to him. Fees were collected by Davis, questioned legally, then paid to the county. A claim followed and the commissioners refused, making this a test case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Davis
Davis
Incorporations Filed For Several Indiana Firms Saturday
The Indianapolis Investment company with $20,000 capital stock lists H. O. Winter Herman Wetzel C. W. Lauer Jr. W. H. Welch J. M. Schearer J. B. Griffey B. E. Hornifius and J. L. Gavin as directors. The Lambert Inspection Car company Aldersen with $60,000 capital lists J. W. Lambert B. F. Lambert and J. E. Burke as incorporators. English Milling company lists Mally Land B. T. Mathews J. C. Largest and H. J. Brown as incorporators with $15,000 capital.
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Indianapolis Investment Company
Capital
H. O. Winter
Herman Wetzel
C. W. Lauer, Jr
W. H. Welch
J. M. Schearer
J. B. Griffey
B. E. Hornifius
J. L. Gavin
Lambert Inspection Car Company
Aldersen
Capital Stock
J. W. Lambert
B. F. Lambert
J. E. Burke
English Milling Company
Mally Land
B. T. Mathews
J. C. Largest
H. J. Brown
Woman seeks divorce over alleged drink issue
Francizila N Hinze filed for divorce Friday from Richard Hinze whom she married 25 years ago. The suit cites drink as the alleged cause for the separation.
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Francizila N. Hinze
Richard Hinze
Beech Grove Busy Sunday Tour Of Central Shops
Beech Grove invites a Sunday visit on September 8 1907 with a 2 PM train from Union Station and 6 PM return. New York Central shops at Beech Grove to become the nation’s largest car works. machinery setting contract awarded. brick business building completed and three story bank building under construction. A trust company and national bank are forming. 56 lots sold this week. one man to build 40 houses before January 1 1908. A $250 lot may double in a year. Free train ride. tickets at station gate.
Investment Park Brand New Doll Houses For Sale
Investment Park offers brand new doll houses with six rooms and baths on each side, gas furnace, piano, floors, and stairs open, casings electric lights ranges and kitchen. Complete tenements or homes at a bargain, natal will pay better than 12 percent. Cross sale available, will go quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Demen Orns
Natal
CROSS
Fire Causes Suit Over Prest-O-Lite Plant Blast
Edward Large, an employee, sues Prest-O-Lite for 15000 dollars claiming dangerous gas-pipe conditions were known by Foreman Lucky and General Manager Sweet. He says he was unaware of escaping gas and was injured by a gas tank thrown during the explosion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Large
Lucky
Sweet
State appoints new embalmers board members
Gov. Hanly made Saturday appointments to the State Board of Embalmers replacing A V Weininger O G Davis J C Condo with S F Gilmore Daniel C Kilty and Earl Sells terms run 1908 1910 and 1911. J C Jolly and B F Bridges named to Nancy Hanks Lincoln association for four and two years. Mrs Laura Cumback to Soldiers and Sailors Orphans home board. Luther Short named to fill fourth seat as state institutions law requires four members. Mrs Conkum term expired.
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J. C. Jolly
Lake
B. F. Bridges
Rockport
Nancy Hanks Lincoln Association
W. H. Freeman
State Board of Forestry
Laura Cumback
Greensburg
Julia Conklin
Westfield
Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Orphans’ Home
Knightstown
Luther Short
Franklin
Conkum
Long Trip in Wagon Completes Five Month Journey
Mrs Harriet Anderson a 57 year old widow from Xenia Ohio returned from a five month wagon trip to Washington where she secured a pension of twelve dollars a month. She started last April due to lack of rail funds and was helped by people along the route.
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Xenia. O
Harriet Anderson
Washington
Train to Encampment for Indiana Veterans
The official train of the Indiana G. A. R. departs Indianapolis at 2 45 Sunday afternoon for the national encampment at Saratoga Springs New York held next week. More than 290 Indiana veterans will travel.
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Indiana G. A. R
Indianapolis
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
For Rent Five Room House On North Street
Real Estate ad listing several houses for rent and sale. A five room house on a good north street with city water is offered by Home Bidg. and Realty Co. at 207 Law Building, contact Main 13 or 4008. Also two modern nine and five room homes on E Market and Cornell avenues listed by C. F. Sayles & Co. with yearly and annual rent details.
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Good Street
City Water
Home Bidg
and Realty Co
C. F. Sayles & Co
E. Market-st
Cornell Ave
Columbia Ave
Thirteenth
Market-st
Douglass-st
New York
Vermont
C. F. Sayies & Co
Big Indiana land deal drenches Jefferson township
Dr. R. W. Harris of O'Neill Pike county sold his 48 acre Jefferson township farm for 670,500 to the Henderson Land company of Kansas City in the county's largest land deal to date.
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Sun
Petersburg
Ind
County
R. W. Harris
O'Neill
Pike County
Jefferson Township
Henderson Land Company
Kansas City
Name change request recorded for Elizabeth Ray Lienz
Elizabeth Ray signed a statement before notary Joseph R. Williams requesting her name be changed to Elizabeth Ray Lienz.
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Elizabeth Ray
Joseph R. Williams
Elizabeth Ray Lienz
Burglars Loot Mulberry Post Office Safe in Lafayette Indiana
Robbers blew open the Mulberry post office safe in Lafayette Indiana this morning and stole about $200 in stamps and currency. They also took Albert Yundle's horse and buggy and escaped.
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Lafayette
Mulberry
Albert Yundle
Mrs Carter Acquitted and Seeks Recovery of Reward
New York September 7 Mrs Laura Carter acquitted after sheltering and surrendering Chester Runyan the thief. She begins preparations to sue to recover the eight thousand dollar reward offered for Runyan's arrest.
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United Press
New York
Laura Carter
Chester Runyan
Runyann
Carter
Ray
Whbe Security Collecting Company listings and rents
An Indianapolis area help wanted and rental listing page shows Whbe Security Collecting Company at multiple addresses including 222 N Meridian and 1847 Now 135 N Penn, plus numerous dwellings for rent in the South district. The ad lists many street addresses with monthly rents and note of Indiana Trust Company history and Saturday listings.
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Richcreek Bank
Delaware Street
Wall-St
United Prena
Unnted Press
Owens
Coral St
Tnt
Chicago Grain
Ry United Press
Fountain
Babe
Little
Candy Store
Carriers
General
Port Arthur
Mrs. Stoessel
Iowa
Norris
B. R. Christy
Minneapolis
P. B. Oliver
Waterloo
Will Goodman
W. Ray Johnson
Dike
L. Landphere
Shell Rock
W. H. Meyers
Baggageman
Burlington
Lepovan Toja
Hammond
John N. Watson
Lakeland St
National Bank
Fl Reno
Oklo
Henry Coleman
Cedar Rapids
Frances Spence
Lina Fayes
Hamilton
Express
Secretary of State
Beech Grove
Union Station
NEW York Central
United States
Joan Wocher & Bro
N. Penn
Lite Plant
Hanly
Marion Trust CO
Dade
Nanols
Seventeenth. Co
F. Sayies & Co
Lexington Ave
LEE & Flaherty
E. Market St
Hdnson‘ave
Whbe Security Collecting Company
Meridian ST
Indiana Trust Company
DWLLS
E. 15Th
Penn Land
N. Asa
Fulton
E. Wal
Addison, Mod
W.st
Bellifn
N. New
N. Dear- Jersey
Oakland
Park
Brookside
Sit
Ashland
St Modern
Heeeaiey Orit
Redmond
N.N. J
Byram-pl
Byram-p
Sondtel Us
Roache
Arsemodern
N. la Salis
Aranl
N. la Salle
Dehde
Sturm
S_ State
Noble
Burgess Lowell
Olney
Wises W. Chipk
Moore
Daly
Findley
Winn Findley
Dillon
Central
Alvord
W. Zith
N- Stour
N. Ala
Harvey
Sheldon
Deiteead
N. Cap
Jrstage
Med
N. Arsni
Morris
Bates
EB. Ga
Lesahdey
Hoyt
Wstn
Lambrt
Bellft
Prospect T
Minerva
Orleans
Houston
Beecher
S. Alabama
Fayette
19Th-St
N. Oriental
Bath
Pry
Modern
Sess
BE. St. Clair
Mod
Seer
Boston
Central-ave
the Grove
Cos
The
Delaware
Mickel
Emmet
Marion
Sylvania
Central Trust
MO. S. Spann. & CC (Incorporated
Pennsylvania St
Tuxedo-st
Georgia-st
Southst
Agaee
Price Water
Alabama-st
N. Capitol-ave
W. Merrili
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