Wall Street Opens Lower as Readings Rise and Industrials Slip
The New York market opened lower with Reading up 4 points and Third Avenue up 2, while Northern Pacific fell 4 and Steel common down 4. Copper and Erie eased, Smelting dropped 14 at the start, and Union Pacific slid 4. Trading was light with the most activity in Reading, while rumors of trouble, including a possible receivership for a minor industrial, circulated at midday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sept
Reading
Third-ave
Northern Pacific
Steel
Anaconda
Erie
Southern Pacific
St. Paul
Union Pacific
Interborough Metropolitan
Cumners
Grain Prices and Inspections Report From Market Ledger
Wheat and corn prices listed with No 2 red and No 3 red through billing, several grade notes and October to November figures. Oats and hay prices shown by quality, inspections tallied by grain type with totals for wheat corn oats hay rye and mixed lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy
Hay
Clover
Rye
Chicago Live Stock Prices and Receipts Report
Chicago live stock market update from United Press with Sept 9 data. Cattle receipts 33 000 steady with ranges for prime beeves and other classes. Hogs receipts 41 000 down 10 cents with varied price bands. Sheep receipts 23 000 steady to higher with native and western lambs listed.
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Chicago
Ty United Press
Market Prices Report for Pork Lard Butter and More
New York market summary lists Pork Mess at 17.75 to 18.50, Lard Western steam spot 9.00 to 9.10, Tallow City 64 6c, Dressed poultry with assorted turkey chicken and fowl prices, Butter Creamery extra 27c and firsts 25 to 26 44c, Eyes White fancy 28 to 30c, Cheese Full cream 13 to 13 1/2c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Western Steam
Black Country
Lear
Cattle and Hogs Market Totals From Cincinnati Exhibit
Cincinnati market reports receipts for cattle 1900 steady with shippers paying 5.00 to 5.75 and butcher steers 5.65 to 5.75 in another range. hogs receipts 4700 steady with good to choice 6.70 to 6.75 and select butchers around 6.80. mixed packers 6.60 to 6.75. sheep 900 steady with extra at 5.00 and lambs at 7.75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Cincinnati
Pittsburg Live Stock Market Report
Cattle receipts on the Pittsburgh market total 170 cars with prices 10 to 20 cents lower. Prime and choice cattle bring 6.00 to 6.50, and 5.50 for mixed. Sheep and lambs show 18 loads with firm to steady demand and prices around 5.00 to 7.50 for lambs. Hog receipts 45 loads with declines. prime heavy hogs 4.60 to 6.64, mediums and light hogs 6.50 to 7.00, pigs 6.00 to 6.60, roughs 5.00 to 6.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Ny United Pres
The Wagon Market Prices for Grains and Hay Reported
Market notes show corn oats and straw prices with hay varieties Timothy clover and mixed hay listed. Readings include corn and oats at various cents per unit, straw at six dollars, Timothy hay around nineteen to twenty dollars per unit, clover and mixed hay around eleven to fifteen dollars, with several odd codes in the record.
Fears for Officer William Wilson After Stabbing
The injured Bicycle Officer William Wilson, stabbed a week ago, remains very serious. Doctors report swelling and fever with inflammation expected to rise, and an operation may be needed. Wilson’s condition worsened Sunday but later steadied slightly, with no public access to him at home on Holmes Avenue.
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William Wilson
E. E. Hodgin
Chicago Grain Market Opens Lower On Moderate Demand
Chicago grain prices started lower as offerings rose and demand remained moderate. Oats led declines with September at 51 7/8 to 5 1/2, while wheat, corn, and futures for December and May showed fractional drops and typical spreads. Local receipts included wheat, corn and oats, with September wheat at 95 cents and corn at 62 3/4 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
Live Stock Receipts and Prices From Indianapolis Market
Receipts: hogs 2,500 cattle 950 sheep and lambs 300. Hogs opened down 5 to 10 cents with top at 6.75. Cattle opened lower, sheep and lambs steady. Steers varied by weight, bulls and calves range listed. Hogs midsize and weights show 6.30 to 6.75 ranges. lambs 6.25 to 6.75. yearlings and cows cited with multiple price points. Market activity mixed across classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Seeee
Esac Xahiere
English style bacon and ham prices and pork products list
An items list detailing English style bacon and ham quality and price data. Includes Smoked bacon, dried beef, fresh pork, lard, pickled pork, sausages, and beef carcasses with unit weights and price per pound or per barrel. Numerous measures and percentages reflect varying cuts and grades.
Commutes Sentence in Landmark Land-Graft Case
The president commuted ex Judge James I. Bradford of New Orleans whose two year term was reduced after he had served two months. He must return over a thousand acres of land fraudulently obtained in Louisiana and pay a $5,500 fine as the condition for clemency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James I. Pradford
New Orleans
Bradford
Louisana
Delaware doctor struck by horse at fair grounds
Dr. Frank Manker of Delaware street collapsed beside a saddie horse during an exhibition at the fair grounds. He lay for 16 minutes before aid arrived. Dr. Victor Johnson of the Army hospital corps carried him to a hospital tent and he could speak only after an hour.
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Frank Manker
Delaware St
Victor Johnson
United States Army Hospital Corps
Manker
Farle Artist Poet Plans Return Amid Monroe Turmoil
Ferdinand Pinney Farle, the artist poet who sent his wife to France for a divorce to wed his "affinity," remains at his mother's home in New York while he writes to Ezekial Paddleford, Monroe president, that he will return to face the townsmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Ferdinand Pinney Farle
France
Ezekial Paddleford
Monroe
President approves dismissal of two naval academy midshipmen
President Roosevelt approved Supt Badger's recommendation to dismiss Midshipman Oscar G Balb of Indiana and Clarence C Riner of Wyoming, both fourth class, for taking French leave from the Naval Academy in Washington.
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United Press
Washington
Sept
Roosevelt
Supt. Badger
Naval Academy
Oscar G. Balb
Indiana
Clarence C. Riner
Wyoming
Lobster Catch Signals Plentiful Maine Supply
Capt Webster Lowry of the schooner J. R. Atwood reports catching 20 005 lobsters in a single trip off Cashe's bank on the Maine coast and says ground there is in the Atlantic liner path making work hazardous while he forecasts abundant supply for years.
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Cashe's Bank
Maine
Webster Lowry
J. R. Atwood
Boston
Lowry
Visitors flood Great Pavilion Fair midafternoon meals
Report describes dark strangers eating with both hands while bystanders wonder if they are eating dog. Filipinos also have rice, tomatoes, cabbage, and more. Two women and a baby among about a dozen men, attire casual. Exhibits and concessions space fully utilized. Bleachers facing the race track will be popular and free.
Reunions of Indiana Veterans Set This Week at Fair
Soldiers gain free grounds admission with ID and bronze medallions for Gen Pleasant A Hackleman. Reunions span Indiana Volunteer infantry units, batteries, and crews at statehouse rooms, courthouse, and state fair grounds. Gov Hanly honors state fair progress and economic growth amid November weather.
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Pleasant A. Hacklemen
Indiana
Indiana Farmers Exhibition Promotes Agriculture as Industry
Agrarian prosperity is central to national well being, with agriculture needing science and skill. Indiana celebrates decades of advances in farming via land grant institutions, rural delivery, and electrified transport, urging an annual state capital exhibition to showcase products, inspire citizens, and foster civic duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Indiana
America
Peris
Commonwealth
Narrow escape as ships pass in fog off Newfoundland
The French liner La Gascogne with 1200 passengers nearly collided with a liner of similar size off the Newfoundland banks in thick fog. Both ships slowed and maneuvered apart without contact, passengers jolted from berths, and the crew reassured all as danger passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
la Gascogne
Cessson
Newfoundland
Indianapolis Area Corporations File Articles of Incorporation
The secretary of state records several incorporations. Anchor Supply Company in Evansville increases capital from 30600 to 75000 with E T Hazeldine Fred Cummins and Gertrude W Hazeldine as directors. Janette Reynolds Aid Society for the Sick and Injured based in South Bend lists trustees Janette Reynolds C A Daugherty M B Staley Lafayette Logan and C G Eberhart. The Zoar Presbyterian Church near Patriot trustees B N Searcy Ezra Palmer and Nathan Bonnell. Indiana Fancy Fruit and Poultry Company in Coburg lists directors G M Gillett J F Guyon James Hughes and E V Gillett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Hazeldine Company
Terre Haute
Capital Stock
E. T. Hazeldine
Fred Cummins
Gertrude W. Hazeldine
Janette Reynolds Aid Society For
South Bend
Janette Reynolds
C. A. Daugherty
M. B. Staley
Lafayette Logan
C. G. Eberhart
Zoar Presbyterian Church
United States of America
Patriot
B. N. Searecy
Ezra Palmer
Nathan Bonnell
Indiana
Fancy Fruit and Poultry Company
Coburg
G. M. Gillett
J. F. Guyon
James Hughes
E. V. Gillett
City Record Entries and Obituaries List for the Day
City records show numerous births with addresses across the city including 47 W Ohio and 437 Minerva, plus mentions of WHI 4V and 709 E Market. Deaths include James Morlan and Edward Rudolf with causes and locations. marriages listed among many couples and several building permits with specified addresses and costs.
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Jacob W
Lottie Lee
Ohio
Miles
Mary Laffey
Minerva
Harry
Nettie Ghiesenkamp
Madison
Bor
Mary Drake
E. Market
E. G
Sadie Lawson
N. Senate
Carl and
Zady Groener
Bryan Place
W. M
Sue James
Ogden
Leo B
Julia Graham
Ash
Walter A
Edna Behrendt
Congress-st
Leslie M
Jesse Clean
Stilwell
Frederick T
Roce Shutt
Woodlawn
Norman J
Elizabeth Gardner
Holton
Wilbur
Della Jewel
Harlan
Everett
Mabel Smith
Marlowe
Clarence
Viola Shinn
Bright
William and
Cora Robinette
California
Anna Kiefeis
Town
George and
Lora Niehaus
Nowland
Rufus M
Mary McKinley
New York
Samuel and
Lottie Tillberry
Cornell
Corrad
Josephine Striebeck
William J. and
Minnie Molloy
Eastern
James Morlan
City Hospital
Lewis V. Johnson
N. Beville Ave
Mildred Lois Reynolds
Cooper-ave
Edward Rudolf
Hamilton-ave
James Ellis
Stewart Block
Richard T. Cassidy
W. Marketst
His Own Blood on Letter Kennett Man Killed in Lawless Tragedy
Arch Brown was shot dead by Aud McMunn in Kennett Missouri after McMunn’s wife Aud McMunn fled with Brown in June. Brown sat in a livery stable writing to Mrs McMunn when gunfire ended his life. McMunn surrendered claiming unwritten law as his defense. The letter Brown wrote was stained with his own blood.
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Kennett
Arch Brown
Aud McMunn
Brown
Judge Stubbs Takes Short Vacation from Juvenile Court
Judge Stubbs of the juvenile court will take a brief vacation though he plans little rest. He says the time off will let him tend to personal affairs while away from the bench. In his absence Charles W. Moores of the Board of School Commissioners will dispense justice.
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Stubbs
Juvenile Court
Charles W. Moores
Board of School Commissioners
Lecture and Bond in Juvenile Court
Judge Stubbs of juvenile court fined Verne Wvysong 230 and six months in the workhouse for failing to provide for his wife and child. He posted a 500 bond for good behavior and the sentence was suspended. The defendant received a stern courtroom lecture.
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Verne Wvysong
Colorado Sr
Stubbs
Juveniile Court
State officials return to work amid fair week chatter
Everett E Neal resumes duties in the auditors office after a brief absence leaving his whiskers with a barber. Miss Sarah Cotton leads the state fair school exhibit as State Entomologist Benjamin Douglas promotes the San Jose scale. Miss Elizabeth Williams resumes duties in the statistics office after a Fowler visit. Statehouse attendees plan a picnic with G A R and Health Board personnel at Riverside Park. Miss Cliffe Manlove reports Chicago baseball impressions. The capital buzzes as fair visitors enjoy a warm welcome and the statehouse hosting events.
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Benjamin Douglas
San Jose
Elizabeth Williams
State Bureau of Statistics
Fowler
Wife of editor killed by train near New Paris
Mrs Archibald Raney wife of the editor and owner of the New Paris Mirror was killed and Miss Carrie Whitacre injured when run down by a Pennsylvania train near New Paris Indiana last evening The two women were crossing the tracks near the station and were struck by an eastbound train as a west bound mail train arrived Chapman a car repairer was crushed to death in the local yards while adjusting a coupler He was 31 from Marion Indiana
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the Sun
Richmond
Ind
Archibald Raney
Carrie Whitacre
New Paris Mirror
Whitacre
Pennsylvania Station
Raney
Chapman
Marion
Flying Squadron Drys Indianapolis Arrest 17 Saloonkeepers
A Sunday liquor crackdown in Indianapolis led to 17 saloonkeepers arrested for liquor law violations. A plainclothes patrol unit, including Officers Sanders Johnson Beckman Bolen Fletcher Reed Stonehouse Delton Delner Davis Dunn, patrolled early to late Sunday, often clearing venues before officers arrived. Fines ranged from 10 dollars plus costs, with one man Albert Gobensky guilty of selling to a minor and fined 20 dollars. Others requested case postponements.
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Indianapolis
Sanders
Johnson
Beckman
Bolen
Fletcher
Reed
Stonehouse
Delton
Delner
Davis
Dunn
Herman Rabe
Prospect and
Wright-sts
John Schmidt
Alabama-st
Joseph Rutledge
William Goahr
Herman
Ben Davis
S. Ilinois
Tim McCarty
Albert Gobensky
Emil Kepple
Dan Smith
N. Tllinois
Ora Drake
N. Noble-st
Tilford Summerville
E. Washington-st
John Heinlein
W. Washington-st
Henry Greening
E. Tenth-st
Pastors Ordained at M E Conference in Greencastle
In Greencastle Indiana the M E conference ordained ten pastors including Etienne Kuonnen William B Warrener Alfred Warrener Israel Hatton Frank L Hovis Thomas F Williams Manford T Wright George E Deuel Edwin B Holmes and William H Fettich. Eight deacons were ordained Wayne Nizley Chalmer Harrold Rollo Fisher Ray Ballard William Hargrave John Stafford John Howard Clyde Block. Bishop McDowell preached the sermon and Rev Mahood led an evangelistic service. Missionary society anniversary events followed with Rev S B Sheets delivering the address urging foreign missions. minister assignments for next year were to be announced this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greencastle
Ind
M. E
Etienne Kuonnen
William B. Warrener
Alfred
Rollo J. Fisher
Ray Ballard
Willam U. Hargrave
John T. Stafford
John FP. Howard
Clyde Block
Bishop McDowell
Mahood
The
Missionary Society
Sheets
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Wilson
Chicago Grain
Lée
Earle
New Lobster Field
the Veterans
Veterans In Reunion
1284
Indiana Volunteer Infantry
Fifteenth Indiana Battery
13Th Indiana Volunteer Infantry
123D
Statehouse
124Th Indiana Volunteer Infantry
Superior Court No. 1
Ninety-ninth Indiana Volunteer Infantry
Seventy-ninth Indiana
Thirteenth Infantry
Thirteenth Cavalry
D. R. Lucas
New Jersey
Persimmon Brigade
Twenty-seventh Indiana Infantry
Pearson's Hall
N. Delaware St
Indiana Volunteers
Brightwood M. E
G. A. R. Hall
Maryland St
Fifty-first Indiana Regiment
Streight Homestead
E. Washington St
Fifty-second Indiana Volunteers
Criminal Court
Twenty-seventh Infantry
114Th Indiana Regiment
Twenty-first Indiana Heavy Artillery
Hanly the Orator
Exalin Agriculture
Hin State
State Fair Ground
J. Frank Hanly
State Board of Agriculture
Iifinois
General Assembly
Eggleston
Ridpath
Wallace and
Riley
Great Central West
Anchor Supply Company
Evansville
John Shafer
Georgia C. Miller
Albert Watkins
Chanie Brown
William MecGunn
Ida Adama
John Thomas Kirby
Frances V. Henneman
Howard C. Wiggam
Nell G. Thompson
Alonzo M. Butner
Gertrude Kennedy
James Mason
Estella Oglesby
Otto N. Moore
Maude EK. Jones
Grant Lester
Daisy Beckum
John Byers
Mary E. Crouch
Mike Logan
Mori Licson
William H. Asher
Mary F. Newby
W. W. Hart
George Smith
Senate Ave
Williamson
Tacoma Ave
A. C. Ward
Clifton-sts
W. Whitaker
E. G. Weather
LaSalle
F. S. Miller
Linwood St
Fry United Press
Judge Stubbs
Capitol Chat
Everett E. Neal
Insurance Department
the Auditor of State
Sarah Cotton
State Board of Health
Riverside Park
Cliffe Manlove
New Paris
Pennsylvania
Paris
M. E. Church
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