Wall Street Stocks Open Irregular. Bonds Rally Aid Gains
The New York stock market opened irregular with steel shares sliding and recovering, St Paul and Southern Pacific up, Readings and Union Pacific steady. Amalgamated fell, Northern Pacific lost, and Atchison declined. Bonds advanced, led by New York City 4 1/2s to 7 1/2, lifting market sentiment. By close, shares finished near day highs with broad strength.
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New York
St. Paul
Southern Pacific
Reading
Union Pacific
Amalgamated
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Preferred
Atchison
New York City
Central
Live Stock Market Prices and Grades Review
Receipts totaled about 3 000 hogs and 0 cattle and 0 sheep in a fluctuating opening. Hogs led with a top price of 46.70 while cattle sheep and lambs largely held steady. Steers and heifers varied by grade and weight, with good to choice being strongest. Bulls and calves showed modest ranges, while hogs across weights commanded mixed bids from 5 5 to 6 5 per cwt. Sheep and lamb values appeared steady for the session.
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Walt
New York Produce Market Report by United Press
New York produce market notes from United Press dated Sept 21 show pork and lard quiet with meal at 17.50 to 18. Dressed poultry steady. Butter firm with 3,100 receipts. Creamery extra 2 cents. Eggs receipts 3,431 firm with nearby white fancy at 86. Cheese receipts about 5,487 steady with full cream and best white at 14 cents.
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Wi C
Chicago Live Stock Sales Report
Chicago United Press notes cattle receipts at 900 steady. Hogs receipts 7,000 up 10 to 15 cents with prices from 4.50 to 6.60 across categories. Sheep receipts 2,500 steady.
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Chicago
United Press
Market Vegetable and Fruit Prices Listing
A historic price table lists Valencia oranges at 5.50 per box and assorted produce with per dot or per pound values. Items include apples, figs, bananas, watermelons, peaches, grapes, onions, cucumbers, cabbage, cauliflower, beets, radishes, sweet potatoes, potatoes, green beans, tomatoes, lima beans, carrots, popcorn, navy beans, and turnips with varied unit styles and quantities.
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Valencia
California
Anjon
Michigan
Malaga
Ucumbers
Jersey
Auctioneer itemized dairy and poultry prices
The listing shows Butter from Elgin and New York full cream cheeses with multiple regional prices, Eggs candled at a mid price, and Poultry including turkeys ducks hens and roosters with assorted cents per unit, reflecting a local market catalog style.
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New York
New
Wisconsin
Chicago Grain Prices Day Darker On Wheat Dip
Chicago wheat fell with September at 97 1 4 cents and December near 1.01 with May around 1.07. Corn eased to 68 3 16 cents for September and 58 6 8 16 for December while oats traded soft around 54 5 8 cents. Provisions held steady with January pork near 15.32 and ribs around 29.57, closing values noted for late sessions.
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United Press
Chicago
Wheat and Corn Prices and Inspections From 1907 Market Report
Market notes show Wheat gains and declines across red and white grades with through billing prices for numbers two to four, plus autumn months and mixed colors. Corn and Oats prices and inspections list car counts and grade designations, followed by flour output and weekly inspection totals for September 1907. Rye figures appear as none, with historic store inventory momentum.
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Hay
Timothy
Prairie
Cincinnati Live Stock Trade Report
Cincinnati Ohio September 21 cattle receipts were 200 with slow demand. Butcher steers ranged from 4.75 to 5.65, good to choice 4.75 to 5.50, calves 7.50 to 7.75. Hog receipts 950, prices 5.10 lower to 6.50. Sheep receipts 500 steady, e xtra ewes 5.00, lambs 7.60.
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Cincinnati
United Press
Cincinnati O
Market Prices and Grains Report
Corn price 68c per bushel for 4507 and 46c for shelled oats. Straw at 50 percent yields 7.50. Hay priced 20.00 to 21.00 with clover 12.00 to 13.00, mixed 12.00 to 14.00, new hay 15.00 to 16.00 for 716.00.
Sophomore victory in Purdue class battle leads to injuries
In Lafayette Indiana on September 21, the Sophomores defeated the Freshmen in the annual tank scrap at Purdue. Over 350 Sophomores and 279 Freshmen participated as more than a dozen were injured. The Freshmen were chained and paraded through town while an ambulance carried the wounded to care facilities. Named injured include Patrick Harrity Mark Iddings Clyde Elms Francis Bell A Redmond Frank Groenen dike and EB Jaqua.
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Lafayette
Ind
Purdue
Patrick Harrity
Indianapolis
Mark Iddings
Crown Point
Clyde Elms
Olean
N. Y
Francis Bell
St. Louis
A. Redmond
Terre Haute
Frank Groenendike
New Castle
EB. B. Jaqua
Michigan
Man Killed by Flying Knife at Faulkner Plant
Charles Faulkner president of the Faulkner Preserving company died from a leg gash after a sauerkraut machine blade broke and hurled from its cutter. His wife found him in a pool of blood at the plant and efforts to stop the bleed failed. he died two hours later at Deaconess hospital.
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Charles Faulkner
Faulkner Preserving Company
Mr. Faulkner
Son confronts father in police station after 34 years
John M. Wills, 66, was confronted by his son J. Burr Wills, 35, at the Central police station in Chicago last night. The son, who had not seen his father in 34 years, had pressed a complaint as his Nemesis in revenge for the desertion of his mother and three children at Binghampton, N Y, 34 years earlier.
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United Press
Chicago
John M. Wills
Central Police Station
J. Burr Wills
Binghampton
Boy chained in barn by father in Ohio
Special to The Sun Barbarton Ohio Sept 21 Authorities seek Andrew Dotka on a warrant charging he chained his 13 year old son Michael to keep him from attending school Truant Officer Woenald found the boy chained in the barn The accused man is his father
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the Sun
Barberton
Ohio
Andrew Dotka
Michael Dotka
Woenald
Ansberry Elected Auditor for National Protective Region
Buffalo sept 21 congressman T T Ansberry of Ohio was today elected auditor of the National Protective region in a local party sweep.
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Ansberry
United Press
Buffalo
T. T. Ansberry
Ohio
National Protective Region
City Record of Births Marriages and Permits Listed
The page records births at multiple addresses with couples named and newborn genders. It lists numerous marriages including Brantling Ikling and Richardson Butcher Drake piddon Germer Lane Jenkins Afford Myers Hurlay Marchman Carlisle. Building permits show several dwelling repairs and valuations across Goodlet, Leonard, Washing Coal, Jones, Meridian streets.
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Clarence H. Brantling
Dora A. Ikling
Francis M. Richardson
Florence M. Butcher
Frank B. Drake
Margaret B. Piddon
F. Germer
Mabel C. Lane
James Jenkins
Addie F. Afford
John O. Myers
Mary B. Hurlay
James Marchman
Annie Carlisle
F. Perkin
Goodlet-st
Eliza Brenn
W Leonard-st
F. H. Rogers
James F
O. Leek
Jones-st
Willam Schultz
Ae Benz
S. Meridian
Daughters of Veterans Appoint National Officers
United Frems announces Clinton Massachusetts on September 21 that Miss C Millie Leighton national president has named Jonathan Smith local district court associate justice and former judge advocate as national judge advocate. Also appointed secretary Miss Althea Field Clinton guide and Miss Myrtle Best Marietta assistant guide with Mrs Lulu Carlin Chicago guard Miss Eva Kelly Pueblo Colorado assistant guard Miss Emma A Hayward Washington musician Mrs Rose L Dickinson Chicago color bearer and additional appointees Mrs Augusta M Snyder Massillon Ohio Mrs Mary c Merrill Queenta New York Mrs Gertrude Holbrook Waltham Massachusetts and Mrs Hattie Vailion Elmira New York.
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United Frems
Clinton
Mass
C. Millie Leighton
The
Daughters of Veterans of the United States
Jonathan Smith
District Court
Massachusetts Department of the Organization
Leighton
Althea Field
Myrtle Best
Marietta
Lulu Carlin
Chicago
Eva Kelly
Pueblo
Col
Emma A. Hayward
Washington
Rose L. Dickinson
Augusta M. Snyder
Massillon
Mary c. Merril
Queenta
N. Y
Gertrude Holbrook
Waltham
Hattie Vailion
Elmira
Prisoner's Note Caught in Jail Window Sparks Talk
Special to The Sun Crawfordsville Ind Sept 24 During the sheriff s absence his wife allegedly caught Earl Walker brother of Otto E Walker attempting to retrieve a note tossed from the cell window The message asked Judge West to intervene for a jail sentence and fine and urged a witness to claim Laura would cut him and kill herself The unfolding case portrays Walker as a dangerous criminal with remarkable ignorance
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J. H. Mount
Earl Walker
Otto E. Walker
Incorporations Filed at Secretary of State Office
The Labor News company in Terre Haute lists capital stock of 10000 with directors John S Edmunds Christopher H Shaft and Mayme Edmunds. Wright Township Oil and Gas company of Jasonville shows capital stock 25000 with J W Littlejohn president John Arthur vice president F M Rusenburg secretary and Curtis Harris treasurer. Aurora Furniture company of Aurora increases capital stock from 12000 to 18000.
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Secretary of State
Labor News Company
State Telegraph Briefs From Indiana Locales
Short items report Gov. Hanly’s daughter Mrs. Harry C. Garman in hospital recovering. Marion notes high school rule on secret societies. New Albany finds gold ore near Rosewood via a dream. LaPorte fugitives Cummings Edwards evade posse after sheriff’s wife assault. Bedford mentions potential school dismissal amid hot wave. Princeton cites 1,000 acres oil leases with Hinds near derp air stratum. Auburn inmate Zeider sent to Leak Cliff asylum. Danville plans Traction line 9 extension to Amo. Terre Haute murder of J N Cappalear by interurban car. enumeration records dispute with county superintendent. Alexandria bridegroom James Little unable to attend wedding. Franklin stock buyer Frank Tully dies at 62.
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Lafayette
Harry C. Garman
J. Frank Hanly
Laporte
Arthur Cummings
John Edwards
Bedford
Princeton
Hinds Nen
Auburn
Oscar Zeider
W. PB. Brown
Leakcliff
Danville
Amo
Ind
Tere
Morgan, Hendricks
Marion
Terre Haute
J. N. Cappalear
Clinton
Student May Die After Ohio State Cane Rush
George W. Snyder, 21, of Uniontown Pennsylvania, leader of the Freshman class at Ohio State University, may die after a violent cane rush. He was abducted and badly abused, placed in a wagon, driven 14 miles, tied in a barn, and found delirious at dusk. Physicians fear brain concussion or ruptured vessel. six men held him during convulsions. no arrests reported.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
George W. Snyder
Uniontown
Snyder
Whiting Franchises Fight Ends In Mob Action
An angry Whiting crowd seized the council chamber vetoing a street railway franchise. Aldermen Long and Schultz were hissed as a vote defeated the proposal. H B Davidson urged action while John Bessen and William Kiidy denounced the measure. The old franchise expires in nine years and the new bill would grant a light and power company a street railway. The Chicago terminal is at Sixty third street.
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Council Chamber
H. B. Davidson
Davidson
Long
Schultz
Council
John Bessen
William Kiidy
Whiting
Chicago
Sixtythird St
For Sale Real Estate Beech Grove Promises Growth
Free tickets invite readers to Beech Grove real estate viewing at Union Station Sun day at 2 p m. New York Central builds the area with nineteen large buildings costing over 2 million dollars and several structures near completion. Beech Grove, 54 miles southeast of Indianapolis, plans streets, homes, a bank, a trust company, and rooms for business as work expands this winter. Lots at 250 dollars may double in value in a year.
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Beech Grove
United States
NEW York Central
Indianapolis
Main Street
Real estate ad for forest park lots near Buckle Street and Park Avenue
Real estate offer touts sites without a new section of Dr Good's Forest Park. Lots face Bucklest and Park Ave with views over Fall Creek bottoms and forested east. Thirty-Third Street extension improves access, city advantages without cost. Central and College avenues car routes, agent on ground tomorrow. Office at Thirty-Third and College.
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Forest Park
Bucklest
Park Ave
Fall Creek
Thirty-Second ST
Central
College Avenues
Central Avenue
Broad Ripple
Thirty-Third ST
Thirty-Third
College
Posse in Dress Suits Chases Britton Husband
Mrs Charles Britton fled her Gas City home barefoot in a nightgown pursued by her enraged husband armed with a shotgun. A posse of male guests in evening dress hunted for him all night as he escaped, after crashing a reception at Carl Bastain's home in Marion Indiana.
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Tae Sun
Marion
Ind
Charles Britton
Gas City
Carl Bastain
Britton
Jealous Woman's Deed in Jersey City Hotel Tragedy
Findlay Ohio Sept 21 Mrs AL Belford of Jersey City New Jersey and her 15 month old daughter were found dying in a hotel room. Authorities say the mother twisted bedding about the child's throat and then used a silk waist to harm herself. Reported motive cites jealousy toward her husband.
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Findlay, CO
Dorothy Russell to undergo minor operation today
Cincinnati news reports actress Dorothy Russell daughter of Lillian Russell will be operated on at Good Samaritan hospital today. She was moved from the Gibson house to the hospital for the minor procedure. surgeons say it will not endanger Miss Russell.
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United Press
Cincinnati
Dorothy Russell
Lillian Russell
Good Samaritan Hospital
Gibson House
Miss Russell
Widow Refuses Wedding Until Twain Cousin Proof
Widowed Ade laide Mason of Willimantic asks for proof from William Clemens of North Woodsid e that he is Mark Twain's cousin and a man of exemplary habits before marriage. They were to wed today. doubts prompted her request for explanation.
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Mark Twain
William Clemens
North Woodside
Adelaide Mason
Abduction Report Resolved Miss Fernczy Taken to Convent
Detroit September 21 Miss Helen Fernczy reported abducted by two men from her boarding place last evening. It develops today she was taken to a Roman Catholic institution under her parents authority.
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the Sun
Detroit
Helen Fer
Nczy
Roseben Improves Amid Hope for Racing Return
New York Sept 21 The great sprinter Roseben shows improved condition after a favorable night with temperature down and doctors hopeful he may be saved for future racing. Dr Sheppard reports progress and reduced fever as the horse recovers.
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New York
Roseben
Sheppard
Quick Sale Lots On Haughey Avenue Near Illinois Street
Nonresident owner orders quick sale of five lots fronting Haughey avenue and Sorento street near Illinois street car. Expected price range 750 to 1000 dollars. Also mentions rent houses.
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Haughey-ave
Sorento St
Illinois-St
Enen
Plan to attack illegal produce deals via Justice Dept grows
Pittsburg Sept 2 local retail dealers linked with W H Arbour move to amend a bill in equity in the circuit court to name every produce association or firm linked to the Pittsburg Produce Trade association as defendants. The local group accuses the Pittsburg body of permitting trust operations and restraining trade.
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Pittsburg
United States
Department of Justice
W. H. Arbour
Vermilion author Helen Kelsey Fox judged insane
Sandusky Ohio September 21 Mrs Helen Kelsey Fox of Vermilion writer of children stories and a magazine contributor was adjudged insane by Judge Sloane today.
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Sandusky
Helen Kelsey Fox
Vermilion
Walsh Will Recover From Lake Shore Wreck
Redmond Walsh of Bay City Michigan, the most seriously injured in the Lake Shore Electric railway wreck at Stop 4 on Thursday, is expected to recover, doctors say.
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Toledo
Ohio
Redmond Walsh
Bay City
Mich
Lake Shore Electric Railway
Six room cottage for sale on North of Thirteenth Avenue
Real estate listing for a six room cottage described as a North of Thirteenth Avenue property. Seller listed as F Sayles and 127 E Marked. Price stated as $1,500 with reference to a directory and an identifying code 403163.
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Thirteenth
F. Sayles
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