Mor ris Wilson Found In Woodlands After Fatal Razor Attack
The 80 year old Rev Mor ris Wilson known in Genoa and Dunlow West Virginia was found asleep in a wood area two miles from his home holding a razor used to fatally injure his wife after preaching on Hebrews IX 22. Authorities deem him insane as he shows no memory of the crime and remains feeble and nonresponsive.
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Dunlow
W. Va
Morris Wilson
Genoa
Woodlands
Wilson
Campaign Literature Cram In Senator Beveridge Office
Busy days in Beveridge's office as clerks sort campaign thunder for mailing. A professional wrapper prepared mags of campaign literature and lithographs of the senator were sent out to state senate candidates. Pedestrian Schilling resumes world walk from Johannesburg aiming to complete 7,000 miles northward through Africa.
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Senator Beveridge
Washington
State Senate
Johannesburg
Schilling
Africa
Thief Robs Crippled Peanut Vendor of Life Savings
In Muncie Indiana on September 9 a burglar entered the home of "Uncle Billy" Everett a crippled peanut vender and stole several hundred dollars the savings of a lifetime.
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Muncie
Ind
Billy” Everett
St Marys man’s wedding turns deadly at park dance
Frank Hines of St Marys wed a 15 year old girl then hosts a wedding dance at San Souci park. After disturbances at the dance Schmidt, park owner, fired a shotgun into the crowd wounding Drake Ella Wilkin son Rose Whitehead and Miss Hines. Drake seriously injured. Schmidt fled but was captured and jailed.
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Wapakoneta
Frank Hines
St. Marys
San Souci’s Park
Ella Wilkinson
Rose Whitehead
Miss Hines
Drake
Charles Rhodes
Schmidt
Car Collision Sues: O'Donnell and Kluge File Claims
James O'Donnell sues a street car line for 10000 claiming a wagon he rode was hit by a car. Dr William H Kluge sues Indianapolis Greenwood & Franklin Railroad Co for 5000 alleging a sudden jerk of a car caused a fall crippling knee and ankle injuries and lost earnings of about 100 a week plus business damage from confinement.
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James O'Donnell
Street Car Company
William H. Kluge
Indianapolis, Greenwood & Franklin Railroad Co
Justices Poised for Second Primary Contests
Justice Sheppard will run for justice of the peace amid a short coming primary while Nickerson debates joining. Lockman hints at staying in office if re-elected, and Fate enters the race as a new justice candidate. Candidates file petitions for justice and constable nominations.
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Justice Sheppard
Justice of the Peace
Justice Nickerson
Elliott
Nickerson
Justice Lockman
Justices of the Peace
George W. Fate
Rescuers Find Three Alive and One Dead in Gloucestershire
In Gloucestershire at the Union colliery a disaster left four men entombed around 120 hours. At 5 o clock Tuesday morning three were found alive in a pitiable condition and one body was recovered.
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London
Union
Gloucestershire
Fireman Arthur Johnson Killed in Cincinnati Yard Collision
In Cincinnati Panhandle freight yards a collision during car shifting killed fireman Arthur Johnson of Loveland. Engineer Wicker failed to see a string of cars on the same track and struck them, driving the engine tender into the cab. Johnson’s body was cut in two. Earlham College in Richmond will open on September 15 with promising prospects for the year.
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Cincinnati
Panhandle
Arthur Johnson
Loveland
Wicker
Johnson
Cruston Post Office Safe Blasted In Early Morning Heist
Cruston Ohio police report a break in at the Creston post office. Cracksmen blasted the safe stealing stamps and funds while the money order fund remained safe. Dr P D Hollingsworth challenged the robbers after hearing the disturbance and fired a shotgun wounding the door and smashing windows.
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Creston
Poast
P. D. Hollingsworth
Miners Demand Ventilation at Prospect Hill Mine
In Vincennes Indiana thirty Prospect Hill miners demand better shaft ventilation. The company allegedly refused and fired the men before a strike could take place. The state mine inspector is summoned to settle the dispute. The mine gained prominence a year ago after 300 miners unionized, sparking ongoing clashes with operators.
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Vincennes
Ind
Prospect Hill
Steam barge H. H. Houghton sinks at Detroit dock
The steam barge H. H. Houghton carrying limestone sank at its Detroit dock Tuesday morning after listing to port. Deck hands Edward Close of Harbor Beach and William Daniels of Detroit drowned as the vessel went down in about 25 feet of water, with damage estimated at $600.
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Detroit
Mich
H. H. Houghton
Edward Close
Wm. Daniels
Close
Harbor Beach
Daniels
Cigar Output For Year Ends July 31 Revealed
The internal revenue bureau released early figures showing 6,674,725,557 cigars manufactured in the United States for the fiscal year ending July 31. Small cigars and tobacco cigarettes weighing under three pounds per thousand, plus imported cigars, are not included.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau
United States
Count Rospigliosi to abandon papacy and run for parliament
Rome reports Count Rospigliosi, angered by the Vatican's refusal to sanction his marriage to Mrs. Parkhurst, announces he will abandon the papacy. He plans to stand for election to the next parliament, with potential measures to follow if elected.
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Rome
Ogdensburg contractor arrested over eight hour law
Thomas Whalen of Ogdensburg, under contract for the $200,000 State Normal School at Fredonia, was arrested at Labor League urging. He is charged with forcing workers to ten hours daily. The Fredonia building is a major state project to be completed by November 1. Whalen was held for trial next Monday.
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Dunkirk
N. Y
Thomas Whalen
Ogdensburg
State Normal School
Fredonia
American Federation of Labor
Whalen
Indiana regiment veterans set Oct 15 reunion date
The 151st Indiana regiment veterans of the Spanish American War have scheduled their annual reunion for October 15 in Richmond.
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Richmond
Ind
Indiana
Columbus council rejects interurban trolley bid deal
Columbus council voted 10 to 8 against an ordinance to grant an interurban franchise at a fare under three cents within city limits. Harry Young of Cleveland pushed 41 tickets for a dollar for the Columbus Newark and Eastern Traction Co. The Apple Yard syndicate is said to have blocked Young's bid.
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Columbus, CO
Bent
Columbus
United States
Harry Young
Cleveland
Columbus, Newark & Eastern Traction Co
Apple Yard
Young
Shelbyville Cars Start Thursday Service Likely
Interurban traffic likely begins Thursday morning on the Indianapolis Shelbyville Southeastern Traction line. The trip between Indianapolis and Shelbyville is scheduled for one hour and eighteen minutes. Cars will run from Meridian and Washington streets.
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Shelbyville
Indianapolis
Indianapolis, Shelbyville
Southeastern Traction Co
Meridian
Washington-sts
Edward Graves Declared Insane After Suicide Attempts
Bloomington Indiana reports Edward Graves a prisoner who attempted death by his own hand four times has been declared insane. He was arrested on a charge of attempting to shoot his brother and reportedly said he would rather die than go to jail.
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Bloomington
Ind
Edward Graves
Elwood Firms Land Orders as City Schools Open
Elwood Indiana reports Des Moines designee placed an order for 1000 lawn mowers. Des Moines schools opened with 3000 in attendance. Union Traction Co to straighten track between Elwood and Alexandria. Police on duty to monitor unusual robbery activity.
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Elwood
Ind
Elwood Lawn Mower Co
Des Moines
Sindee
Union Traction Co
Alexandria
Markets Here and Elsewhere Stocks Bonds and Live Stock
The market report notes Americans in London at parity, rumors of Missouri Pacific and St Paul ties, and Standard Oil bullish on Missouri Pacific. New York opens with Gould stock strength and coal stocks firm amid holding company chatter. Missouri Pacific moves, Anaconda leads industrials, bonds rise, and overall market remains strong through noon with 549600 shares traded.
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New York
London
Louisville
Missouri Pacific
St. Paul
Standard Oil
Bull Pool
Southern Pacific
Pacific Mail
Pacific Coast
St. Bau
Missouri Pacific Holding Company
New. York
Gould
Missouri
Kansas & Texas
Wabash
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
St. Louis
Southern Railway
Union Pacific
Erie
Mosouri Pacific
Ontario & Western
Atchison
Reading
Steel
Grain and hay price report with car inspections
Wheat steady with several grades listed including No 2 red and No 3 red. corn mixed and white grades quoted. oats midrange. hay steady with New No 1 and No 2 timothy prices. Inspections report Wheat No 2 red rejected 11 cars unmerchantable 3 up grade 2. Total 17 cars.
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Timothy
Hay
Chicago grain and provisions quotes for September and December
Chicago market notes wheat futures up 0.70 to 0.71 cents, December at 67.683 cents. corn up 0.50 to 0.42. Oats rise 1 cent. January pork at 14. STIG 14.0734, lard 8.25 to 8.40, ribs 7.85 to 7.90.
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Chicago
Market Prices for Pork Dairy and Poultry in New York
New York market report lists Mess pork at 18.25 19.25 dollars per unit and lard at 10.90. Butter prices from Creamery and Elgin brands vary around 21 to 21¾ cents per pound for creamery, with imitation creamery at 15¼ to 16¾ cents. Cheese quotes show large at 9¾ to 9 5/8 cents and small at 18 9/16 to 10¾ cents. Dressed poultry prices feature turkeys 18 to 20 cents, chickens 11 to 20 cents, fowls 11 to 18 cents, ducks 16 to 21 cents, geese 15 cents, and springs 20 to 22 cents per pound.
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New York
Elgin
Java
Rio
Santos
Ariosa
Lion
Jersey
Caracas
Cnseworth’s
Columbia A
Windsor Ridgeway
Phoenix Empire
Ideal Golden
Windsor Ex
Idney
New Orleans
Louisiana
Carolina
California
Indiana
Indianapolis Stockyards Cattle Hogs and Sheep Receipts Report
Cattle receipts Tuesday total about 600 head with many export type steers 1200 to 1500 pounds averaging around 750 to 800. Hogs receipts 2500 with best heavies around 7.70 to 7.65 and pigs 6 to 7.15 per hundredweight noted. Sheep and lambs receipts 300 with spring lambs and feeders priced near 4.25 to 4.75 for fat lambs and 2.75 to 3.75 for stockers. At East Buffalo N Y cattle receipts light with scarce yearlings and varied hog prices from 7.30 to 8.20 and cows steady near 6.00 to 8.25 for slaughter grades.
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Indianapolis Union
East Buffalo
N. Y
Canadas
Mondava
Wheat and grain prices and Cincinnati live stock market data
Toledo market notes show wheat cash and September at 72 1 2 with May at 72 1 4 percent, corn cash 0 0 1 2, September 59 1 2, December 41 1 2, May 3, oats September 31 1 4, December 31 1 4, rye No 2 52, cloverseed October 5 4 7, January 5 3 2 4, Allyke No 2 7 4 2 1 4, No 3 7 1 0. Cincinnati live stock market reports cattle receipts 157, steady market, calves active and higher. hogs receipts 1 950, market active with slight price shifts. sheep receipts 1 205, market strong with lambs steady.
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Toledo
Cincinnati
Chicago Dairy Prices and Poultry Rates Note
In Chicago on September 9 prices listed include Butter Creameries 17 to 19. Cheese Twins 10 and 12 plus. Swiss at 12 4. Live Poultry chickens 11 to 18 cents, springs 18 cents, turkeys 13 cents, gesse at $1.00 6.09. ducks 10 cents. Begs lile.
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Chicago
Chicago Live Stock Market Report September Receipts
Cattle receipts 8590 at Union Stock Yards with prices for prime beeves 7.90 to 8.75 and cows 2.90 to 5.25. Hogs 19000 with prices from 7.10 to 7.95 and pigs 5.50 to 7.25. Sheep 20000 steady to 10 cents lower with native and Western types priced between 2.25 and 5.75.
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Chicago
Union Stock Yards
Ill
Prices in Jobbing Trade List Covering Poultry Produce and Provisions
A broad price list for shipper prices across poultry meats eggs butter cheese hides tallow wool flour bran fruits and vegetables and fish with specific rates for fowls turkeys ducks geese eggs butter cheese hides tallow wool and assorted goods including oranges lemons onions potatoes grapes peaches and oysters among others. Concrete unit prices and container sizes accompany each item reflecting a mid western market listing.
Vendor price catalog with assorted groceries and fuels
A dense list of prices for seafood meat and staple goods including clams lobster peeled shrimp coffee sugars beans oats and canned fruits and vegetables. The itemized list also contains prices for drugs chemicals and various coals and cokes from multiple suppliers and brands.
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Peruna
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Bookwalter
Pol
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Ohio St
Earlham
Earlham College
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Wall-St
Meyer & Kiser
Indianapolis Securities
Stocks
Indianapolis Street Railway
American
National Bank
Seeelddeee
Capital National Bank
Columbia National Bank
Agate Indiana National Bank
Central Trust Company
Marion Trust Company
Pee Union Trust Company
Ous Security Trust Company
Indiana Trust Company
Home Brewing Company
Aan
Indianapolis Fire Ins. Co
American Central Life Sereeene
Ind. Guarantee and Title Co
Law Building
Indianapolis Cold Storage
T. B. Laycock Mfg
J. T. Polk
Pia
Ieee
Dasasoons
H. P. Wasson
Atlas Engine Works
Bonda
Indianapolis Gas Co
Citizens’ Street Railway
Rc .A
Enewes
Indiana Cold Storage
City Grain Market
Chicago Produce Market
Valencia
Baltimore
Tsc
Soc A Ih Frog Lega
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Babes
Jackson
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Slack
Virginia
Corneliaville
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