Wall-St. Stocks Rise in New York After Open
United Press reports New York stocks opened higher led by Great Northern preferred and Northern Pacific up about half to extreme gains. Union Pacific, Reading and smelting rose over one point while Pennsylvania and Canadian Pacific lagged. Bond market strong with New York City issues rallying. Late morning and noon saw mixed moves as frost in the corn belt sparked selling. grain prices listed with detailed bid ranges and deliveries.
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New York
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Union Pacific
St. Paul
Steel Common
Southern Pacific
Atchison
Pennsylvania
Canadian Pacific
Reading
New York City
Market Report Prices From New York Auction Sept First
New York market notes show pork prices at 17 75 to 18 50 per barrel, lard steady at 9 90, butter firm at 28 to 29 cents, eggs firm with nearby whites at around 50 to 60 cents, cheese full cream at 14 cents and skimmed at 11 1 2 cents.
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New York
City
Staci
Chicago Live Stock Prices From Market Report
Chicago market report lists cattle receipts and prices for prime cattle and stockers. Hogs show strong demand with varying weights and price ranges. Sheep receipts and prices for native and western sheep and lambs are noted with market slow conditions.
Cincinnati Live Stock Market Report
Cincinnati United Press reports cattle receipts of 1,500 with dull demand and price ranges from 4.72 to 5.75 for shippers and 5.50 to 6.60 for extra butcher steers. Calves active at 8.00. Hogs receipts 2,074 with prices 6.45 to 7.00 for packers and 6.45 to 6.75 for others. Sheep receipts 1.00 with extra at 5.00 and lambs steady at 7.50.
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Cincinnati
Cattle and Hogs Markets Report From Pittsburg
Cattle supply light and steady with prime prices at 6.16 to 6.30 and choice 6.35 to 6.60. Sheep and lambs show light supply and steady markets with prime wethers at 5.50 to 5.55 and lambs up to 7.20. Hog receipts are 1500 head with heavies at 6.50 and 6.90 to 6.95 for various weights and pigs 6.25 to 6.50.
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United Press
Pittsberg
Dairy and poultry prices from Elgin and surrounding states
Butter prices in Elgin print run 9 to 1644 cents per pound with 3ic and 0c listings. New York full cream cheese and Wisconsin full cream show 15 to 16c per unit, Wisconsin 3% cream 13c. Eggs candled at 1944c per dozen, 184¢c at mark. Poultry includes live turkeys 10c, ducks 6c, geese 5c, hens 10c, spring chicks 10c, and roosters 1c.
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New York
New
Wisconsin
Woman kills self at millionaire's home in New York
United Press reports that Mrs. Marguerite Carter died from a gunshot at John J. White Jr. 57th Street residence in Manhattan. Coroner states suicide with no doubt, occurring around 4 am. White summoned a physician. house had been boarded for summer. White’s wife returned from Bar Harbor as the body was carried out.
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United Press
New York
Marguerite Carter
John J. White
White
Bar Harper
Mrs. Carter
Deportation Order Faces Emma Goldman Return to Russia
New York dispatch reports immigration authorities aim to deport Emma Goldman, longtime anarchist organizer known as the high priestess of terrorism. Despite plans for her return, she cannot land as she remains a Russian native under the deportation order.
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New York
Emms Goldman
America
Exama
Russia
Emma
Pettibone Trial Set in Idaho Conspiracy Case
Boise September 2 The Pettibone trial for conspiracy to kill ex Governor Steunenberg has been scheduled. Prosecution and defense argue over setup details and venue as the case moves toward courtroom action.
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United Prean
Boise
George Pettibone
Steunenberg
Grain futures rise across board on Sept 4 market
Chicago grain prices advance with wheat up over a cent for December to around 1.00 per bushel, corn gains about 1 4 cents, and oats modestly higher. December wheat near 1.00 to 1.01, May around 1.07, while December corn in the 58 to 59 cent range and oats at roughly 53 to 55 cents. Argentine shipments totaling 1.828 million bushels, year ago 2.162 million. Hog products show pork near 13.17, lard 8.62, ribs 7.85. No. 2 red winter and yellow corn pricing listed with Sept, Dec, and May maturities. Winnipeg market cited with unsettled weather.
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Chicago
Winnipeg
Livestock Prices At Indianapolis Market Report
Indianapolis livestock market opens with hogs steady to lower at top $5.00, cattle and sheep mixed. Steers and cows show varied bids from 3.00 to 6.35 per 100 pounds, with calves and bulls offered in multiple price ranges. Hogs strongest buyers seek heavy cuts, while lambs and yearlings bring midrange values.
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Indianapolis
Eee
Reese
East Buffalo Live Stock Market Report
East Buffalo market notes cattle steady with Veal calves receipts and higher values top 29.50. Sheep and lambs active as lambs rise, yearlings around 5.56. Hogs trade active with prices mixed from 6.25 to 6.99 for heavies and Yorkers.
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United Press
East Buffalo
A. Ec
Grain and forage prices listed for corn oats hay and straw
A compact price table shows corn at 68 70c per unit and oats at 9 10 dollars, shelled corn and cats listed as new at 46 48c, straw at 6.50 7.50 dollars, hay 39.00 20.00 with clover at 13.00 and a ragged listing 12.00, new hay 15.00 16.00.
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Wagel
Mic
Timothy
Roosevelt hears operators story in strike muddle
Telegrapher will publicly censure men who floated a truce flag without authority as the Commercial Telegraphers union faces a tangled strike. President Small says Mahan and Douglass will be reproved at a mass meeting while denying a secret Oyster Bay conference with Roosevelt. Small travels to Chicago due to his son's illness amid unease over who started the walkout.
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Uaiized
New York
Commercial Telegraphers Union Today
Small
Thomas L. Mahan
Arthur L. Douglass
Washington
Percy Thomas
Dan Russell
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Chicago
George Foresees Roosevelt Rise in American Politics
Special to The Sun recounts Henry George telling War ren Worth Bailey that Roosevelt would affect political reform. Bailey, linked to single tax and free trade circles, recalls George meeting a young Roosevelt at Cobden Club in New York. George predicted Roosevelt’s rise and influence on progressive Republican reform.
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New Willard Hotel
Bailey
Henry George
Tom Johnson
Cleveland
Chicago
Theodore Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Mr. George
Cobden Club
New York
Roosevelt
United States
Soan
Loeb declines statement on Telegrahers visit
Secretary Loeb refused to discuss any visit by Percy Thomas of the Commercial Telegraphers union and Dan Russell to the president. He denied such a meeting occurred and said those talked to on the porch were workingmen. He added there was nothing to say on the matter.
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Loeb
United Press
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Percy Thomas
Commercial Telegraphers Union
Dan Russell
Thomas
Russell
Wintermute Fortune Teller Testimony In Divorce Case
Algernon Ben Wintermute, a fortune teller, testified in probate court on Friday in a divorce suit filed by his wife. He claimed modest earnings and advertised wealth to bolster his business while denying malicious influence on his spouse. His wife countered with allegations of threats and bizarre acts, including a chicken saturated with kerosene and burned. A deposition also referenced his previous marriage and a trunk incident involving about $300.
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Algernon Ben Wintermute
Ager
Prooxte Court
Indianapolis
Algernon
Wintermute
Plans for Annual Meeting of the Grand Lodge of Indiana Knights of Pythias
The Grand Lodge of Indiana Knights of Pythias prepares for its October sessions in the new Indiana Pythian building amid a presidential campaign. Candidates for supreme representative include Robert A. Brown and others from Indianapolis to Evansville. Current officers listed with Frank L. Gass named as future grand chancellor.
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Grand Lodge
The
Indiana Knights of Pythias
He Orter
Grand Domain
Indiana
Ade
Grand Outer Guard
Robert A. Brown
Indianapolis
Fletcher A. Payne
Wabash
John W.herrins
Bedford
E. H. Brubaker
New Castle
John W. Gaither
New Albany
Vv. P. Hart
Huntington
Silenson
Hammond
Charles A. Bookwalter
George W. Powvil
James M. Hatfiedt
F. J. Dunton
Lagrange
Otta Kalb
Evansville
Charles A. Tindall
Shelbyville
Supreme
Frank L. Gass
Jonce Monahan
Tiard
Harry Wade
Gass
Deaths in August show an increase across the state
The State Board of Health bulletin reports August deaths 131 from typhoid up from 93 last year and diphtheria up 50 percent. Total August deaths reached 3390 with a city share of 1354 and rural 1836. Typhoid, consumption, cancer and violence figures are listed with rates by city. Smallpox mild with no deaths. hydrophobia one death.
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State Board of Health
Indianapolis
Evansville
Fort Wayne
Dairyman Pickett Faces Trial Over Milk Formaldehyde
Alfred Pickett a dairyman living west of Bridgeport faced charges for adding formaldehyde to milk. The case split between state and city law with Sanitarian Dr Eugene Buehler pressing both counts. After motions and amendments the court weighed conflicting ordinances as Pickett was found with 115 gallons of milk alleged to contain formaldehyde.
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Alfred Pickett
Bridgeport
Eugene Buehler
Pickett
Phillip Wilkison
Gaylord Bawkins
Marion County
Oran Muir
Hawking
Woman is strangled in Chicago home
United Press reports the body of Lilian White Grant, four years old and a teacher, was found strangled in bed in Chicago. A skirt was twisted around her neck and police search for a suspected assailant continues as investigators pursue leads.
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United Press
Chicago
Lilian White Grant
Bomb intended for Governor Guthrie found in mail
Oklahoma September report states a supposed bomb addressed to Joseph Norris, chairman of the First congressional district, was examined by Lieut. Mertingshaw. The device, described as a genuine bomb likely loaded with nitroglycerin, was sent to the state college at Stillwater for full analysis.
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Lieut. W. Mertingshaw
Sizis
Oklahoma College
Stillwater
Dying Watchman Fought to Protect Company Cash
Chicago Sept. 20 The life of William Callahan a 70 year old night watchman is fading as he tried to protect cash entrusted to the Charles R. Pierce Coal company safe. Two men attacked him at about 10 o clock and after a struggle he fired his pistol until overpowered. He lies wounded at the hospital with a fragmentary account of the event.
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Chicago
William Callahan
Charles R. Pierce Coal Company
Callahan
Attorney general limits bank name after charter expiry
Attorney-general James Bingham ruled Friday that a state bank cannot reincorporate under its old name after charter expiry and may only wind up affairs for three years. A new company cannot assume the old name if it misleads the public about links to the former bank. Existing banks may recharter under a new name with no public confusion if ownership shifts. Secretary of State Reed Sims supports the view.
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James Bingham
Bingham
Ume
Bred Sims
Tunat
Fear Riots at Rome Threaten Vatican Guarded by Troops
Rome, Sept. 20 troops guard the Vatican as authorities fear anti clerical riots may erupt during the Italian army's thirty seventh anniversary entry into Rome. The mob scene is feared to mirror widespread anti clerical unrest seen across Italy.
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Rome
Vatican
Italy
Royne
City Record for a Day Listings of births deaths and marriages
The list shows multiple births with parent names and addresses, and deaths citing ages and causes such as typhoid fever mitral stenosis and cerebral thrombosis. Also includes a marriages section with several pairings and partner names from local residents.
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Anna Eliza Smelser
Mary Sharpe Moore
Pennsylvania St
Bessie Johnson
Fletcher
Leah Goldman
Mary Frances Brown
Vivian Ray
Local Property Notices and Dues From Foundations and Dwellings
Readable fragments show multiple entries for William Schroluck foundation on Chestnut Street with $1,500 and $1.50 amounts, H H Meyer flat on Blake Street unknown, R L Goode dwelling on Dearborn Street with 31,000, Sisters of Providence boiler room on Fourteenth Street with 7,000, and G W Brown dwellings on Belle Street with amounts 10,800.
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William Schroluck
Chestnut-st
Chesnut-st
H. H. Meyer
Blake-st
R.L. Goode
Dearbearn-st
Sisters of Providence
Fourteenth-st
G. W. Brown
Belle-st
Fio
G. WW. Brown
Will leaves coal fields to the poor in Indiana
Warsaw Indiana September 20 Special to The Cun The will of John Geator a laborer who died four years ago has been located The estate is large and consists mainly of coal fields about 100 miles east of Pittsburgh The entire estate is left to the poor
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Warsaw
Ind
John Geator
Lanborer
Pittsburg
Deserted at the Altar in Muncie Wedding
Miss Effe Icerman daughter of C E Icerman and Charles E Black son of Norman E Black were to wed at the bride’s home in Muncie Indiana on Tuesday night but the bridegroom mysteriously left leaving the ceremony empty and the plans in doubt.
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Muncie
Ind
Effe Icerman
C. E. Icerman
Charles E. Black
Norman E. Black
Small Tale Of Political Game With Shifting Gubernatorial News
In Indiana politics, Senator Fremont Goodwine carries assured tone while chatter swirls about the governor’s race as Democrats consider Mr. Goodwin. Col Frank Root’s switch to US Senate talk contrasts with Sen Moore forecasting support for Watson for governor. The piece surveys public sentiment, a debated license measure, and lists historical holders of the supreme court reporter role ending with self at 1906.
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Fremont Goodwine
Goodwin
Fremont
Frank Root
Connersville
United States
Jim Watson
Root
Greensburg Review
Claypool
E. E. Moore
Idianapolis
Sen. Moore
Fayette County
Sints District
Francis T. Root
Fred Barrows
Congress
Newer Arrows
E. E Neal
the Supreme Court
George W. Self
James B. Black
Charles Remy
Isaac Blackford
Horace E. Carter
Albert G. Porter
Gordon Tanner
Michael Kerr
Benjamin Harrison
Augustus N. Martin
Francis M. Dice
John W. Kern
John L. Griffiths
Sidney R. Moon
Charles T. Remy
Painter Killed as Scaffolding Fails at Liberty Courthouse
Special to The sur Liberty Indiana September 20 Mike Farlander a fresco painter was instantly killed yesterday when scaffolding collapsed sending him about 20 feet onto stone steps behind the courthouse. His head was split open and neck broken. His helper Joe Smith fell with him and is expected to die.
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Liberty
Ind
Mike Farlander
Joe Smith
Will
Prisoners Escaped in LaPorte Lockup Incident
Special to the Sun reports Arthur Cummings and John Edwards, larceny prisoners, knocked down Mrs. Albert Smutzer wife of the sheriff in LaPorte Indiana. Mrs Smutzer escaped danger by dragging herself to the door and locking it, preventing another inmate from fleeing.
Downtown Driver Found Guilty in Assault Case
Cylan Rush was found guilty of assault and battery after running over a woman on a downtown street. He was fined the listed amount and costs. Joseph Snyder, an associate, was released.
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Cylan Rush
Joseph Snyder
Iwith Rush
Earthquake Rattles Southern California Towns
Reports from San Bernardino Riverside counties describe a severe quake with no loss of life. Distinct shocks were felt in San Bernardino Redlands San Jacinto and Riverside causing broken windows cracked nails and panicked crowds in the streets. The Pacific Light and Power main pipeline fractured and the plant halted operations.
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San Bernardino
Pacific Light and Power
San Jacinto
Redlands
Bennings
Riverside
Arbour fund sues Pittsburg Produce Trade Association
A. E. Anderson for the Arbour fund filed a bill in equity against the Pittsburg Produce Trade Association claiming it is a restraint of trade. The action seeks to challenge price controls and is presented to President Roosevelt for relief.
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Pittsburg
Ator
A. E. Anderson
Arbour Fund
Pittsburg Produce Trade Association
Roosevelt
Redmond to retire opens path for O'Brien rise
Sept. 20 report says John Redmond plans retirement from Irish Nationalists leadership. With Redmond stepping back, William O'Brien is poised to become the leading figure among Irish politicians as the movement to make O'Brien his successor gains clear momentum.
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John Redemond
William O'Brien
Hibernian
Redmond
O'Brien
SurcesAoy
Butler Re-elected Secretary of National Prison Congress
Chicago September 20 Amos W Butler of Indianapolis was re elected general secretary of the National Prison congress The Rev John L Milligan Allegheny Pa is president J M Glenn Baltimore Md vice president J F Bogers New York financial secretary and F M Mills New York treasurer
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Sun
Chicago
Amos W. Butler
Indianapolis
National Prison Congress
John L. Milligan
Allegheny
J. M. Glenn
Baltimore
J. F. Bogers
New York
F. M. Mills
Manitoba Wheat Yield Report from Winnipeg Dispatch
United Press reports crop data from Manitoba showing thrashing general across the northwest and yields in most Manitoba districts are very satisfactory.
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United Press
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Canadian Pacific
Northwest
Union Men Strike Over Open Shop at Finley Plant
Paducah Ky Sept 20 President J A Woll of the Glass Bottle Blowers union called out all glass blowers from the Finley plant. The plant has been idle only a week since starting amid reports Finley favors an open shop.
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Paducah
J. A. Woll
Glass Bottle Blowers’ Union
United States
Canada
Finley
Lady banker’s daughter slays rattlesnake in Alameda
Miss Alice Baker daughter of J F Baker president of Alameda bank and a society leader faced a large rattler in a bold encounter. The snake was killed and its rattles were lost in the struggle. The event occurred in Alameda California on September 20 with coverage by a Special to The Sup.
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Alameda
Cal
Alice Baker
J. F. Baker
Alameda Bank
Generous Stork reports triplet birth near Dublin
Special to The San reports farmer B. H. Hawes of near Dublin received a telegram this morning announcing that his wife has given birth to a set of triplets.
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Louisville
B. H. Hawes
Dublin
Mrs Garman Improves After Illness Near Gov Hanly
Lafayette Ind Sept 20 The condition of Mrs Harry O Garman daughter of Gov Hanly has improved greatly. The attending physician says there are no indications of complications and believes Mrs Garman will recover.
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Lafayette
Ind
Harry 0. Garman
Hanly
Tom Johnson Wins renomination by acclamation in Cleveland
Return from ward primaries shows Mayor Tom L. Johnson to be renominated for mayor by acclamation at the Democratic city convention in Cleveland. The remainder of the ticket will be nominated as planned.
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Cleveland
Tom L. Johnson
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