Wall Street Stocks Irregular Opening With Late Rally
The New York stock market opened irregular with Reading up over one percent, Steel common down about four percent, Northern Pacific and Great Northern preferred up four, Amalgamated advancing five, Smelting rising around four and a half, C O up fourteen, Car Foundry down four and Union Pacific down four. A late short covering rally boosted prices half to one percent from the bottom, but a report of lake offers by United Metals at 151 1/2 cents triggered renewed liquidation and pushed Amalgamated and Smelting lower. Government bonds held steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Reading
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Amalgamated Advanced
Car Foundry
Union Pacific
Lake Oper
United Metal Selling Company
Amalgamated
Indianapolis Livestock Market Receipts and Prices
Livestock receipts in Indianapolis on Sept 14 show hogs 2,000 cattle none and sheep 800. Market opened steady to lower for hogs with high at 6.65. Cattle slow. sheep and lambs steady. Yesterday’s close lists varied prices for steers and heifers across weight ranges. hogs ranged from about 5.65 to 6.50 for heavies, with other classes including lights and pigs priced accordingly.
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Indianapolis
Chicago Live Stock Cattle and Hog Prices Steady Shift
Chicago market report shows cattle receipts at 400 with prices steady and hogs down about 10 cents with light hogs ranging 6.10 to 6.15, average pigs around 5.40 to 5.70, mixed 6.35, heavy 5.80 to 6.20, pigs 5.60 to 6.20. Sheep receipts 2,990 steady with unchanged prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prea
Chicago
Wheat and Corn Prices and Stock Report for September 1907
The report lists firm bids for wheat, corn, oats, and hay with various grades and through-billing adjustments. It includes inspection totals by commodity and grade, weekly flour output, and in store stocks for wheat, corn, oats, rye, and other grains as of September 14 to 16, 1907.
Drowning At Steeplechase Pier Watchers Fail
Special to The Son reports Calon Gillis a 36 year old Asheville North Carolina visitor drowned in the surf at the Steeplechase pier Atlantic City N J. Hundreds watched helplessly from the beach and board walk as guards arrived too late and the body was recovered after an hours effort.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Calon Gillis
Asheville
N. C
Sheridan elected president of United Teamsters
John Sheridan of Chicago was elected president of the United Teamsters of America. A. L. St. Clair of St. Louis was named vice-president and W. H. Achton of New York secretary-treasurer. The next convention will be held in St. Louis.
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Rochester
N. Y
John Sheridan
Chicago
United Teamsters of America
A. L. St. Clair
St. Louis
W. H. Achton
New York
Ten Words Free Three Days in The Sun For Rent
A classified line notes ten words free under For Rent with rooms Wexited Melp and Wanted Situations details not fully readable.
Chicago Grain Market Moves On Pressure From Longs
Chicago grain prices edged lower this morning as long positions pressured futures. December corn opened at 58 1/2 cents and traded down to 57 1/2, with May around 59 1/2. Wheat rose modestly with December near 98 1/4 to 99 cents, May around 1.04. Provisions eased about 16 cents, with January pork at 15.50, and lard and ribs near 8.05. No. 2 red winter and No. 2 yellow corn listed with various end values, oats around 52 1/2 to 58 1/4, and No. 3 white oats at about 48 1/2 to 51.
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Chicago
Longs
Cincinnati Live Stock Report by United Press
Cincinnati stock market update shows cattle receipts at 300 steady with steers at 5.00 to 5.75, hogs 1,400 up 10 cents with good to choice 6.65 to 6.75, sheep 400 steady with extra lambs 7.65 to 7.75. Dairy and other notes limited.
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Cincinnati
United Press
New York Produce Prices Reported
New York market notes pork prices at 17.75 to 18.30, lard steady near nine dollars, butter creamery extra at 27 and 26 cents, eggs white fancy 28 to 30 cents, western firsts 21 to 21 and a half cents, cheese full cream licensed.
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New York
United Press
Western
Market Summary From Pittsburg Livestock Market
Special to The sun. Cattle supply light and steady with prime prices from $6.00 to $6.30, choice $6.15 to $6.50. Sheep and lambs supply light, prime wethers $5.60 to $5.75, good mixed $5.50 to $5.80, lambs $5.00 to $6.70. Hogs receipts 19 days unsettled, prime heavy hogs $6.60, mediums to heavy workers $6.95 to $6.99, plus $6.50 to $6.60, roughs $5.00 to $5.75.
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Lisa Geditek
ASO
TAO Tbs
Pittsburg
Earle Must Wait to Wed Affinity
Paris reports Ferdinand Pinney Earle faces a delay as his wife refuses immediate divorce. Mrs Earle, after a family conference, hints papers from America are needed to start the suit and friends suggest the time frame may be longer than expected.
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Earle
Julia
America
Struck the Earth with a Aweal Bump Takes on Poison for Final Flight
James Bedwells a despondent aeronaut drank poison after a failed attempt to rise above his mood and fought physicians who tried to save him. William Hensley 25 living at 403 E Otio St. lost his tank roll of $87 and his bride and also took laudanum, was pumped for two hours, and survived. Bedwells saw the whiter islands before being brought to City hospital, where he remains ill.
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James Bedwells
Sicians
William Hensley
E. Otio St
Rious
Bedweills
Incorporations Filed for Local Firms this Saturday
Evansville Crate and Dimension Manufacturing company files articles with capital stock of 5.0. Directors listed as M. G. Schwab Bessie M. S. Schwab and Michael Bickel. The Union City Carriage company increases capital stock from 30 000 to 100 100. Richardson Weber Candy company of Richmond changes name to Richmond Candy company.
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Evansville Crate and Dimension Manufacturing Company
Capital Stock
M. G. Schwab
Bessie M. S. Schwab
Michael Bickel
Union City Carriage Company
Richardson Weber Candy Company
Richmond
Richmond Candy Company
Watsons Shoes for Shiveley political showdown looms
Indiana railroad unions and a key labor leader warn that if Watson enters the gubernatorial race they will oppose him. Feick, state chairman of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen, highlights labor opposition as unions condemn the Wattson Hanly alliance and Blakely’s factory inspector appointment amid mounting political pressure.
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Indiana
Watson
Feick
Legislative Board of
The
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Indiana Assembly
Indianapolis
Wattson-Hanly Citizens’ Alliance, Or
Manufacturers’ Association
W. O. Blakely
Longworth for Senator and Mayor in Ohio Rally
The Post reports a Republican push to elect Congressman Longworth Cincinnati mayor and Julius Fleischmann Ohio governor. Longworth would oppose Senator Foraker while Burton aims to defeat Senator Dick. The plan targets eliminating Foraker and aligning with the president's son-in-law, with Burton challenging Mayor Tom L. Johnson in Cleveland to oust Hanna-era influence across the state.
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Cincinnati
the Post Today
Longworth
Julius Fleischmann
Ohio
Senator Foraker
Congresman Burton
Cleveland
Foraker
Burton
Tom L. Johnson
Electra Reaches Port After Violent Alaskan Sea Voyage
The bark Electra arrived in port with 14 Oriental passengers badly wounded and many expected to die. A dozen more are in irons in the brig after a voyage from Mushagak, Alaska where 159 cannery workers, Chinese and Japanese, fought aboard. The fighting began at sea and continued until port.
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Mushagak
Alaska
Funeral sets Monday for Plainfield man Anson Hornaday
Funeral of Anson D. Hornaday, who died yesterday, will be held at 2 PM Monday at the family home in Plainfield. Survived by his widow, 74, and four children James P. Hornaday of Washington, Charles P. Hornaday of Danville, W. D. Hornaday of Austin Texas, and Mrs J G Hanley of Plainfield.
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Plainfield
Ind
Anson D. Hornaday
James P. Hornaday
Washington
Charles P. Hornaday
Danville
W. D. Hornaday
Austin
Tex
J. G. Hanley
Prisoner seeks sea voyage for health improvement
Macon Ga September 14 Col John F Gaynor a federal prisoner convicted with Benjamin Greene and Capt Oberlin M Carter of defrauding the government in Savannah harbor contracts has improved after removal to Indian Springs. He now believes a sea voyage would restore his health and is understood to have asked the U S circuit court of appeals for consent to the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaynor
Benjamin Greene
Capt
Oberlin M. Carter
Savannah
Indian Springs
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
City Record Births and Marriages Notice
City Record lists births and deaths with names ages and addresses including Thomas and Lela Montgomery 455 Rus sell ave Hoy William M and Helen Maxton 715 E McCarty QC R and Anna Brown Deaconess hospital girl Florence J Jenkins 22 Fayette st pulmonary tuberculosis Clark Braxton 28 Hol born mitral insufficiency Yetta Dubin 4 months Capitol area Mary E Johnson 77 Brookside arteriosclerosis Frank Gisler 59 N Noble st pulmonary tuberculosis Henry F Johnson 4 State st typhoid fever Elizabeth Clark 42 Arthur pare sis marriages include Thomas Dunne Mary Twohig William J Violet Gertrude East Frank G L Baird Fiona M Mitchell Ralph B Simms Dacy A Cline John Stuck Julia Akros Thomas Wilcoxon Edvth M McGuire George J Dokes Martha M Daubenspeck Wilbur G Austin Bessie Lee Moses Hutchinson Ida Edwards Benjamin F Mondon Lettie Cross A G Gish dwelling Blaine ave 3.40 Anderson Forging Co brick factors Dearborn Roosevelt ave 12 000 John Wallrath dwelling Raymond st 2 200 D O Whithaus dwelling 972 Thirty second st 1 900
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Florence J. Jenkins
Fayette St
Clark Franklin Braxton
Holborn
Yetta Dubin
S. Capitolare
Mary E. Johnson
Brookside Ave
Frank Gisler
N. Noble St
Henry F. Johnson
State St
Elizabeth Clark
Arthur
Thomas Dunne
Mary Twohig
William J. Violet
Gertrude East
Frank GL. Baird
Fiona F. Mitchell
Ralph B. Simms
Dacy A. Cline
John Stuck
Julia Akros
Thomas O. Wilcoxon
Edvth M. McGuire
George J. Dokes
Martha M. Daubenspeck
Wilbur G. Austin
Bessie Lee
Moses Hutchinson
Ida Edwards
Benjamin F. Mondon
Lettie
Cross
A. G. Gish
Blaine-ave
James A. McClintock
Beville-ave
Anderson Forging Co
Dearborn
Roosevelt
John Wallrath
Raymond St
D. and
O. Whithaus
Thirty-second-st
Bodies Found in Lisbon Cave Deepens Mystery
In Lisbon Portugal a cave near the suburbs yielded eight partly decomposed bodies and heaps of human remains as part of a roundup of a gang of desperadoes. Police arrested 12 men while investigators seek to identify the victims and connect the crimes to the disappearances.
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Lisbon
Breakfast patent foods sent for analysis in Harrisburg
Dairy and Food Commissioner Foust sent 75 brands of breakfast and other patent foods to Prof. Frear for analysis. The shipment includes nearly every brand known in the state. The probe follows claims that corn stalks are used in some patent foods.
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Harrisburg
Dairy and
Foust
Prof
Frear
Indianapolis Filomets Florist Club Formed in 47 Members
The Indianapolis Filomets club is formed for social purposes with 47 members. Sydney Smith elected president, Fred Hukreide vice president, Earl Sellers secretary, Ernest Rieman treasurer, and George Wiegand sergeant-at-arms. Meetings scheduled for the second Wednesday evening of each month.
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Indianapolis
Man Crushed After Night Outdoors Leads to Amputation
Patrick Ryan 40 was found unconscious on Belmont avenue near Belt railroad after five hours exposed to cold and bleeding. He had both legs crushed and underwent above the ankle amputation at City hospital, with condition described as precarious though stable after operation. He had worked at Vandalia construction camp and fell while crossing freight cars, later reported to have slept on the ground from 11 Friday night until Saturday morning.
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Belt Railroad
Mayer
City
Ryan
Vandalia
E. Pratt
City Hospital
Real estate listings from Sayles and Co with multiple holdings
For sale real estate ads list eight room modern residences with bath steam heat and hardwood floors on Central near Twenty second. diverse properties include nine room homes in Irvington, Wildwood boulevard lots, acre plots in Arlington Heights, and rental investments. Firms include J G McCullough, J W Stanbery, Cruse, Sayles and Co, and H Plummer Agency with prices from 359 to 1500 dollars and rents up to 18 dollars monthly.
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C. F. Sayles & CO
E. Market St
Bath
Central-ave
J. G. McCullough
Heal Estate
Snap
Tiptonst
H. Plummer
E. Market-st
Bellefontaine-st
E. Market-st. W
Washington St
Sherman Drive
H. Plummer Agency
For Rent Houses in Indiana Trust Co Listings
Indiana Trust Co rental list shows multiple houses with mod and 6 80 mod pricing across cities. Entries include 12150 Wlo19 and 15th, 1385 N Penn, 44 N Black Jersey, 8 Sa Kenwood, 307 N Geramnia, 1927 Ashland, and 418 N Ala with various modern baths and rent figures. Many entries specify neighborhood blocks and street designations with monthly rates and mod terms.
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Indiana Trust Company
Dwlui
W. North
N. LaSalle
N. Penn
15Th
Penn
N. Ala
E. Wal
Land
New
Black- Jersey
Kenwood
Fulton
N. Germania
Addison
B. F
Moreroom
Ashland
Bellini
N. Dearped
Wecor Fenn
Oakland
Wath
N. Jer
Alvord
N. Apani
Hlig E. Wash
Central
Bath Vo
al Fear
Santi Wenwece
N. Stout
N. Alant Re
Orissa Hoyt
Findley
Butler
Tacoma
W. Mor
Lee
Hare Tate
Ab Fiom
Illinois
Ita
Yng W
E. Pratt
Arsni
N. Arsnl
N. Arsni
Bates
Lowell
N. Arsnil
Olmey
W. Chipk
Sturm
Moore
W. Mormod
Shelby
Relltt
Lambrt
le S. West
Virginia
Dwellings Listings and Prices at Various Streets
North district real estate notes list multiple dwellings with brief details such as room counts, water or hot water, rent paid statuses, and street addresses including State avenue Market street Capitol avenue Sturm avenue Eighteenth street Merrick street Twelfth street Deane avenue Colton street Meridian avenue Market street Brooksides avenue and others. Security Trust Company and Spann & Co advertise real estate loans and insurance services.
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State-ave
E. Market-st
N. Capitol
Sturm-ave
E. 18Th-St
W. Merrick-st
W. Twelfth-st
McCormick-st
Deane-ave
Colton-st
New
Fourteenth
Afill-st
S. Meridian
Somerset
Illinois
St. Clair-sts
Binford
Brooksids-ave. Security Trust Company
MO. S. Spann & CO
Pennsylvania St
Fragmentary 1920s Classified Lines From The Grove Area
Incomplete OCR shows multiple lot names and numbers such as The Delaware The Sylvania The Emmet The Marion entries and a note about a complete bet at an office. Central Trust Co. appears with Market reference and a rough time string.
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the Grove
Delaware
The
Sylvania
Emmet
Marion E Central Trust Co
Farmer saves child then shoots self in accident
Fowler Indiana reports Harry McGahan, a farmer, saved his daughter from a cocked revolver aimed at her after his foot snagged on a stone. He redirected the shot to himself, wounding his knee with a bullet. The incident ends with the gun discharged as he acted to protect his child.
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Fowler
Ind
Harry MccGahan
McGahan
Walked Arm in Arm Harriman and Hill Stun Wall Street
In New York on a Pinestreet stroll this week two railroad rivals, E. H. Harriman and J. J. Hill, were seen walking arm in arm. The meeting appeared accidental and insiders say their personal relations have long been cordial, prompting much talk in the financial district.
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Sun
New York
H. Harriman
J. J. Hill
Demented man escapes with father to hospital
William Sebastain took his demented father Milburn Sebastain from Greenfield to New York and Pennsylvania streets and attempted to drive him to the Central Hospital for the Insane. The elder Sebastain eluded his son, proving swifter on foot. The Greenfield resident had been mentally troubled for months and the son lives at 461 West Washington Street.
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Central Hospital For
William Sebastain
Milburn Sebastain
New York
Pennsylvania-sts
Sebastain
Greenfield
W .S
Washington St
City
Building Collapse on Central Ave Kills One, Signals More
A four story remodeling project on Central Avenue in Cincinnati collapsed today. One body has been recovered from the ruins and it is feared additional fatalities await. Several injured were rushed to local hospitals.
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United Areas
Cincinnati
Central Ave
Boy Doubly Fined and Jailed by Juvenile Court
Everett Jones, a year-old boy, found guilty of carrying concealed weapons and delinquency, was fined 19 dollars and costs on the first charge and sentenced to 3 days in jail on the second by Acting Judge Charles W. Moore. The sentence was suspended.
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Everett Jones
Charles W. Moore
Memorial gift funds Yale lecture hall name Daniel Lee
Professor Chittenden announced a $15,000 donation from Mrs. James B. Oliver of Pittsburgh for a new recitation or lecture hall at the Yale Sheffield scientific school as a memorial to her son Daniel Lee who was killed in an automobile accident during June commencement exercises in Yale.
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United Press
New Haven
Petttibone seriously ill. operation likely in Idaho
Boise Idaho September 14 George A Pettibone awaiting trial for complicity in former Governor Steunenberg's assassination is seriously ill and has been removed to the hospital. An operation probably will be necessary.
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United Press
Boise
Idaho
George A Pettibone
Goy
Steunenberg
Free ten word room rental ad offered by The Sun
An offer appears for vacant room rentals with a free ten word advertisement in The Sun for three days to publish notices and attract tenants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sun
Parry Files Answer in McGettigan Suit
An answer to the amended complaint in the case of John FE McGettigan against William E Stevenson and David M Parry was filed in superior court room No 3 Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John FE. McGettigan
William E. Stevenson
David M. Parry
Superior Court
Forsyth Not Guilty in Daughter's Case
Charles Forsyth was found not guilty of charges brought by his 16 year old daughter. The case was heard several days ago and the criminal court took it under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Forsyth
Criminal Court
Optometry Board Exams Slated This Month in City
The State Board of Optometry will hold examinations in this city the last of this month, or about October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Optometry
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Wall-St
City Grain
Hay-—-Firm
Timothy
Timethy
Teamsters
Gy United Press
Chicago Grain
Paris
Ferdinand Pinney
RGM Priess
Aeronaut
Shiveley
San Francisco
Macon, Ga
John F
Col
John F, Gaynor
Thomas and
Lela Montgomery
Russell-ave
Hoy
William M
Helen Maxton
E. McCarty
R. and
Anna Brown
Deaconess Hospital
Girl
Portugal
Club OF Florists
Patrick Ryan
Ing
Belmont Ave
Cornell Ove
Ivington
Ie Carine
J. Ss
Co. F. Sayles & CO
E. Marketst
Hoveyst
Oster & CO
Boards OF Trade
College Ave
Meridian St
S. Summitst
Arsenal-ave
Rooom House
S. Ritter-ave
N. Capitol-ave
Foster & Ch
Board OF Trade
Colimbia Ave
Thirteenth
Lot Ae C. F. Sayles & Co
Itv Fi
Market St
Center Township
Board of Commissioners
Marion County
Bart Street
Indiansavolts
Marion ‘County
Thdians
South Street
Augusi Nowmuffre
Mickel
Minerva
Orleans
Houston
Beecher
S. Alabama
19Th-St
Hamilton
Oriental
Vermont
E. St. Clair
Boston
Mod
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Pennsylvania
E. Southst
Gedo
E. Cho
Virginia Ave
S. Minnois
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Levleene
Leventsent
F. Bayles
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Hancock-st
Pit Co
F. Sayler & CO
Market-st
New Jersey
Twenty-eighth-st
Alabama-st
Park
Congress-ave
N. Senate-ave
Senate
Southeastern
Hiawatha
Fort Wayne
Caldwell-st
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Coe-st
Yandes
Meridian
St.re
Fletcher-ave
Delaware-st Tener
Demented Man
Parry
Forsyth
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