Wall Street Stocks Open Higher After Dull Noon Trade
New York September 24 Stocks opened with broad declines then rallied from early lows as London influence faded. Union Pacific surged about 1 1 2 percent while Northern Pacific Reading and Union showed gains amid renewed demand. Amalgamated rose to around 61 with steady demand later. overall market remained dull and narrow through the day with moderate closing activity.
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New York
Union ,Pacific
Southern Pacific
Anaconda
St. Paul
Atchison
New York Central and
Steel Common
Reading
Copper and Steel
London
Northern Pacific
Union
Union Pacific
Northern
Gome
Met
Alton Jury
Live Stock Market Receipts At Indianapolis Livestock Sale
Hogs sold at an advance of 54 to 10c with top at 6.80 as cattle sheep and lambs remained steady. Good to choice steers 1300 lbs and up priced around 6.70 to 6.75, medium and common steers 1150 to 1250 lbs 5.50 to 6.25, extra feeding steers 400 to 1099 lbs about 4.50. Cows and calves ranged 1.50 to 4.50. bulls 3.50 to 3.50. veal calves 4.00 to 7.50. Hogs heavy weights 210 lbs and up around 6.35 to 6.55. light pigs and mixed lots also listed. Sheep and lambs mixed quality with yearlings and ewes shown. entries include good to choice lambs 4.25 to 4.75 and sheep around 4.00 to 4.75.
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Indianapolis
Uae
Chicago Live Stock market notes from United Press
Chicago market report shows cattle receipts at 10,060 with slow steady trade and varied prices for primes and choicest grades. Hog receipts at 12,000 and steady to lower trade with ranges for lights to heavies. Sheep receipts at 26,000 and steady to lower with native and western sheep and lambs priced across several brackets.
Farm Produce Prices Noted in Sparse Listing
A brief, fragmentary catalog lists corn at 70 and 69 for sacks, shelled cats new, straw at 6 to 7.50, hay Clover 13 to 14, mixed 15 to 35.50, and new hay at 16 to 18 dollars per unit, reflecting varied farm supply pricing.
Chicago Produce Prices in Early Market Listing
Chicago Bulletin lists Eyes-Extras firsts at 20c prime firsts 2146¢ utter-Extras in creamery at 8c packing stock 20 2ic Cheese-Twins 12c Young Americas Poultry Turkeys 13c chickens hens 104% lic chickens springs lic ducks 10% lc geese per doz 5c
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Chicago
United Press
Americas
Fruit and Produce Prices From Local Market List
A dense price list for fruits and vegetables shows per box and per unit rates for Oranges Valencia at 5.50, Apples Transparent at 4.50, Bananas straight at 2.00, Watermelons per 100 at 12, Lemons Messina at 4.00, Peaches per bushel 3.00, Grapes per basket 0.30 to 0.35, Cabbage New per barrel 1.00, Potatoes per bushel 2.25, Tomatoes home grown per bushel, and assorted items such as Cucumbers per dozen 0.15 and Onions white 0.30 per pound.
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California
Michigan
Malaga
Jer- Bey
Fragments of Dairy and Poultry Prices Found in OCR Text
The readable lines show butter and cheese price fragments for Elgin and New York, plus candled eggs and live poultry terms. Numerous garbled words and misreads suggest a damaged market list with inconsistent pricing and item labels from a historical newspaper page.
Chicago grain market tumbles as futures vary widely
Chicago on September 24 reported sharp moves in wheat with December at 1.00 and May near 1.06. Corn declined with December around 61 percent and May about 58 percent. Oats and No 3 grades showed mixed quotes across December and May contracts with fluctuating fractional cents.
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United Press
Chicago
Attéc
New York Produce Prices and Receipts
New York market report shows pork mess at 17.50 to 18.50, lard at 9.06, and refined sugar futures steady with demand. Coffee futures up 0.05, Rio No 7 spot 64 cents, butter receipts 16,864 packages firm with creamery grades at 22 to 23 cents. Eggs receipts 13,882 packages, nearby white fancy 30 to 32 cents, western firsts 22 to 23, seconds 19 to 22, cheese firm with full cream at 14 to 11.5 cents and skims 10 to 12.
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New York
United Press
Cincinnati Live Stock Prices and Receipts Summary
United Press reports Cincinnati stockyard activity with cattle receipts at 592 and calves active, hogs 1,500, up 5 cents with closing strength, sheep 555 steady. price ranges include cattle 4.73 to 5.60, calves 7.75, hogs 6.60 to 6.63, lambs 6.75 to 6.85, and shippers 5.00 to 5.75.
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Cincinnati
United Press
Grain Prices and Inspections Reported for Wheat Corn and Oats
The document lists grain prices for Wheat No 2 red through No 4 red with billing terms and seasonal figures, Corn No 2 white to No 4 white and mixed, and Yellow varieties, plus oats and hay bids. It also includes inspection tallies by grade and car counts, noting several No 1 to No 4 lots, rejections, and totals across Wheat Corn and Rye categories.
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Yelow
Fn Hay
Timothy
Pittsburg Cattle and Hog Market Report
Pittsburg notes a slow cattle market with light supply and prices for choice to prime cattle ranging from 6.35 to 6.50 and 6.00 to 6.30 for prime. Sheep and lambs see slow trade with primes at 5.50 to 5.60 and lambs from 5.00 to 7.60. Hog receipts are light but active with prime heavy at 6.50 to 6.60, medium and heavier workers 7.00, pigs 6.40 to 6.60, and roughs 5.00 to 5.75.
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Pittsburg
Hearst Declares He Seeks No Political Job
W R Hearst states he is not a presidential candidate and would only run as a public duty if compelled. He says he dislikes campaigning, prefers private citizenship, and aims to influence via the Independence league rather than seek national office. He notes no conference decision has been made on any Roosevelt era nomination.
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New York
Independent League
W. R. Hearst
Chicago Tribune
Chicago
Independence League
League
Four Taken From Rooming House Fire in St Louis
Four people including Mrs. Nellie Gilson and Lulu Burton leapt from a second story window to escape a blaze at a St Louis rooming house. Grace Slocum and Nellie Slocum suffered injuries while Mrs Gilson endured internal injuries and severe burns. the little girl escaped with minor burns. Judge M Gilson and two stepsons escaped through the flames. All injured were hospitalized.
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ST. Louis
Nellie Gilson
Lulu Burton
Nellie
Grace Slocum
Three Women Injured In Burning Rooming House
In St Louis a fire at a rooming house at 4 am left three women injured as they leaped from the building. Nellie Gilson suffered internal injuries while Grace Slocum and her sister Nellie Slocum were badly hurt. Three children on the third floor were saved by their father who waded through smoke. The house was destroyed.
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Nellie Gilson
Grace Slocum
Nellie Slocum
Tammany on Top as Deputies Stir Poll Day in New York
Four hundred special deputy sheriffs armed with badges and clubs swore in under Sheriff Hayes, a Tammany ally, provoking riots at the primary ballot opening. Hatched party tension pits Tammany against Mayor McClellan and Gen. Bingham. Bowery crowds gather amid a heavy vote display as districts decided. Murphy forecasts winning all but two of 35 election districts, shaping close contests.
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New York
Hayes
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
McClellan
Gen. Bingham
Tammany
Bingham
Bowery
Treasury
Charles Murphy
Buffalo live stock market report older cattle hogs and lambs
East Buffalo New York September 24 farm market bulletin shows cattle receipts 225 with slow trade and slight price drop for cattle veals strong at $8.75 to $6.25, calves 200 receipts active at $4.00 to $3.50. Sheep and lambs receipts 3,600 lambs slow 10 to 15 cents lower, sheep steady. hogs receipts 3,400 market active porkers steady, weights 500 to 7.00, sows 5.25 to 6.75, stags 4.25 to 4.75.
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United Preas
East Buffalo
N. Y
Indiana Leads in Good Roads and Social Progress
The speaker extols Indiana’s leadership in good roads and public welfare. He argues a durable highway and bridge infrastructure benefits farms and counties for generations. He notes 3,300 state inmates and praises the State Board of Charities, framing the feeble minded eradication as a century long effort.
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Indiana
State Board of Charities
Constantine to be sentenced for murder in Joliet
Special to The Sun from Chicago reports Frank J Constantines fate of Louise Gentry murder will be decided October 5 with possible new trial appeals discussed by relatives. Constantine shows no interest in life and faces a life term as guards note. He occupies a cell near Herman Billik, slated for execution October 11 for the Vrzal poisoning.
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Stantine
Louise Gentry
Joliet
Constantine
Robert E. Cantwell
Ife
City Hall Proposal Nears County Council Vote
Mayor Charles A. Bookwalter drafts a letter to county council proposing the rental of a courthouse wing. He plans to forward the proposition Wednesday and seeks an answer after returning from New York. The city likely will not offer more than 7500 dollars yearly, the limit council would accept.
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Charles A. Bookwalter
New York
Detective Matthew Rhodes Dead in Salt Lake City
Matthew Rhodes, 54, a Salt Lake City detective tied to the police for two decades, died Monday at Park View sanitarium after cancer surgery. A thirty-second degree Mason, he was well known in Indianapolis. His son, Matthew Rhodes Jr., remains with Rev. Joshua Stansfield’s household. Short services will occur in Indianapolis and the body will be sent to Salt Lake City for burial.
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Matthew Rhodes
Salt Lake City
Park View Sanitarium
Indianapolis
Matthew Rhodes, Jr
Joshua Stansfield
Little Girl Hurt In Buggy Accident
Hazel Matlock, daughter of Charles Matlock, was thrown from a buggy on EF Washington Street near Forrest Avenue Tuesday night when the wheel came off. The horse ran frightened, the girl was dragged under the wheels, and she sustained bruises. Doctors report injuries not serious.
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Hazel Matlock
Chas. Matlock
Washington St
Forrestave
Death of Braffett Prominent Richmond Leader Dies
Richmond Indiana September 4 T W C Braffett a leading city figure and former county auditor died today A Civil War veteran and active Mason he served as captain in the Ninth Illinois cavalry through the war He is survived by his widow and two children
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Sunn
Richmond
Ind
T. W. C. Braffett
Ninth Hlinois Cavalry
Policeman Fatally Shoots Two In Pittsburg
Police officer Patrick Lacy shot and killed two men this afternoon at the intersection of Shoho and Wadsworth streets in Pittsburg. The incident remains under investigation by local authorities.
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United Prensa
Pittsburg
Patrick Lacy
Shoho and
Wadsworth Sts
RAILROADS VICTORY SHIFTS CASES TO FEDERAL COURT
Nebraska railroads led by Burlington Union Pacific Rock Island and Missouri won a key victory as injunction suits to block rate reduction laws were moved to the United States court from the Nebraska supreme court The state railway commission meanwhile sought to keep the cases in state court Attorney General Thompson’s motion to remand was overruled defeating the state’s aim and leaving the federal route.
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United States Court
Nebraska Supreme Court
Burlington
Union Pacific
Rock Island
Missouri
State Railway Commission
Railway Com
Gen. Thompson
Holy roller wedding at Riverview rink in Chicago
In Chicago on September 24 the Rev George F Hall plans a novelty wedding at Riverview rink on October 10 with bride Ida Swanson and groom John Pitt skating the ceremony. Hall, a roller skater who won two events at Drake University, will officiate while following on skates.
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Chicago
George F. Hall
Riverview
Ida Swanson
John Pitt
Hall
Drake University
Woman Kills 3 Children in Clinton Street Tragedy
Mrs Bertha Mund fatally strangles her three children Christopher aged 8 Helen aged 2 and Freda aged months at their Clinton Street home in Buffalo early today. She then goes to Pennsylvania railroad yards and tells her husband Frederick Mund, a wrecking crew member, of the deed before being arrested.
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Buffalo
Sept
Bertha Mund
Stran
Christopher
Helen
Freda
Clinton-st
Pennsylvania Railroad Yards
Frederick Mund
Talks on Dakota roads by Washington road expert
J H Dodge from Washington DC arrived in Indianapolis to address the Indiana State Association ofCounty Commissioners. He argues freight rate reductions are needed to move road materials to the Dakotas where trees and rock are scarce and earthen roads dominate. He notes level terrain aids construction and predicts cheaper, better roads as builders abandon rigid old theories for new methods.
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J. H. Dodge
Washington, D. C
Indianapolis
Indiana State Association of County Commissioners
Dakotas
Hunt for Woman Slayer in Chicago Area
Detectives in autos armed with shotguns and locals on horseback scour the countryside from Chicago to Summitt to capture Richard Walton, a negro charged with choking to death kindergarten teacher Mrs Lillian White Grant. A streetcar conductor said a man matching Walton rode to the line’s end before crossing country. Grant was found choked in her bed. a clue led police toward Walton in Milwaukee.
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Chicago
Summitt
Richard Walton
Lillian White Grant
O’brien
Walton
Gasoline stove blast damages home injures woman
A Monday evening gasoline stove explosion burned the small dwelling of Mrs. Mary Flory at 925 West Washington Street. Her belongings were destroyed and she sustained foot burns while trying to save furniture. About eleven dollars of her savings was consumed. The stove was carried from the house by her son Frank.
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Mary Flory
Washington St
City Record Births and Marriages in Plainview
City records show births for Seay Addens at 849 River a girl and J Edgar Stotts at 3 N Roosevelt a boy plus many more in city addresses. Marriages listed include James Wright and Mary Brooks and Ridpath Webber among couples, with injuries and illnesses noted and a series of building permits and small-valued dwelling entries like Palton 2056 Hazel and Wood 1721 Oxford.
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Bessie Addens
River
J. Edgar
Nettie Stotts
N. Roosevelt
William
Blanche Omilvena
Talbott
Glenn
Mary Kirk
S. Delaware
B. L
Gertrude Evens
N. Senate
Aard
May Dean
N. Illinsis
Gir Frank
Minnie Lintz
Sanford and
Marriaves
James H. Wright
Mary E. Brooks
Fair FE
Ridpath
Emma E. Webber
Edward Scherer
Henrietta A. Faber
Alonzo B. Ballinger
Carrie J. Reed
Jacob Breibel
Della Byrum
Edward J. Thase
Ora Shadrock
Michael J. Brown
Katherin Giblin
M. M. Palton
Hazel-st
Sem
Edevan I. Wood
Oxford St
Grocers' Bakine Company
New York-st
Irvin Clark
Lasalle-st
Anna D. Hughes
Shelby-st
Fred K. Hess
Capitol-ave
Four Die On Gasoline Yacht Blanche M Explosion
Four men died when the gasoline yacht Blanche M exploded at Gallipolis Ohio as an excursion party of 22 men was aboard. Edward John Edwards J R Simmons E H Brake J Willis Fiddler were identified among the dead with Edgar Goodwin and Harvey McGinnis badly burned. The blast occurred when a lantern fell into the hold igniting the gasoline tank and the vessel was destroyed in minutes. The river was searched for bodies as authorities investigated the accident.
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Gallipolis
Ohio River
Blanche M
Gallipolis Islam
J. R. Simmons
Harrisville
W. Va
E. H. Brake
First National Bank
J. Willis Fiddler
Edgar Goodwin
Harvey E. McGinnis
Butcher
Haid
Linden's Lacks
Linden Indiana September 24 Special to The Sur describes Linden as unique for having two railways and two churches with no preachers, two saloon buildings but no saloons, a hotel building but no hotel, and no immediate plans to fill vacancies. The town seeks preachers and a hotel keeper while avoiding saloons.
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Linden
Ind
Indiana
Banker Killed In Auto Crash In Minnesota
Fred Ware president of a Clarksdale bank died instantly in an automobile accident near St. Cloud Minnesota. The car left the road and plunged into a ditch breaking his neck.
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Cloud
Minn
Fred Ware
Clarksdale Bank
Incorporations filed for local utility and oil firms
Secretary of State records show two articles of incorporation on Tuesday. Citizens' Electric Light and Power Company of Lebanon with 50000 capital stock and directors R A Edwards G R Chamberlain M A Edwards. Citizens' Natural Gas Oil and Water Company of Waldron with 5.00 capital stock and directors W W Curtis George Weintraut Elmer Barton C H Haymond D T Randolph John Green and George Haymond.
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Secretary of State
Citizens’ Electric Light and Power Company, of
Lebanon
Capital
R. A. Edwards
G. R. Chamberlain
M. A. Edwards
Citizens’ Natural aGs, Oil and Water Company
Waldron
Capital Stock
W. W. Curtis
George Weintraut
Elmer Barton
C. H. Haymond
D. T. Randolph
John Green
George Haymond
Fish visit to executive office shrouded in mystery
Oyster Bay residents report Stuyvesant Fish sought a Sagamore Hill interview but was rebuffed. Secretary Loeb offered little detail stating Fish sent a message to the president that did not involve Harriman. Furniture bound for Washington is to be shipped by nightfall as the presidential act heads to the capital tomorrow.
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Fish
Harriman
Sagamore Hill
Washington, D. C
Kaiser Wilhelm II brings Beveridge to New York after swift voyage
The Kaiser Wilhelm II of the North German Lloyd liner arrived in New York today with Senator A. J. Beveridge and his bride aboard, after five days 17 hours 13 minutes from Cherbourg Southampton and Bremen. A concert last night featured Beveridge's speech and raised a large sum for the sailors' fund.
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United Press
New York
Kaiser Wilhelm Hl
North German Lloyd Line
A. J. Beveridge
Cherbourg
Southampton
Bremen
Beveridge
Suspect a Murder in Marguerite Carter Case
New York dispatch reports: Coroner Dooley’s inquiry into Marguerite Carter’s death, ruled as a possible suicide, draws private detectives after relatives of her Phildi delphia connections. Lincoln Trust delays cremation at relatives’ request amid questions over powder marks on the forehead.
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New York
Dooley
Marguerite Carter
Jack’ White
Philadelphia
Lincoln Trust Company
Carter
Baptists Hold Meetings In Central Indiana Session
Dr E B Bryan president of Franklin College addressed the opening session of the Central Baptist association at South Side Baptist church Monday evening. He lamented laxity in American homes guiding youths in Bible truths. Delegates from central Indiana attend. James M Agnew of Tuxedo Park church was elected president as the association continues through Tuesday and Wednesday evenings.
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Central Baptist Association
South-Side Baptist Church
Bryan
Indiana
James M. Agnew
Tuxedo Park
Priests warn parish women against Lehigh students
In Allentown Pennsylvania on September 24 the rector Rev Father J P Welsh and curate Father Gaffney of the Church of the Immaculate Conception warn young parish women to sever close association with Lehigh University students or risk having their names announced from the pulpit.
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Allentown
J. P. Welsh
Gaffney
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Lehigh University
Lehigh
Distillers Hike Whisky Price Across Western Pennsylvania
Distilling interests in western Pennsylvania announce a two cent per gallon whisky price rise. From $1.52 to $1.54 per gallon, affecting Pittsburg and surrounding areas as of September 24. Prices show a small regional adjustment impacting retailers and consumers.
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Sun
Pittsburg
Western
Pennsylvania
Civil Service Examinations Set for October Sixteen
Civil service examinations are scheduled for October 16 covering a wide range of posts including assistant examiner at the patent office bookkeeper men only Isthmian canal service civil engineer departmental service civil engineer draftsman computer coast and geodetic survey supervising architect engineer Indian service farmer irrigation knowledgeable fish-culturist irrigation engineer law clerk pharmacist public health and marine-hospital service scientific assistant department of agriculture superintendent of construction teacher trained nurse veterinary inspector and related positions across Indian and Philippine services.
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Isthmian Canal Service
Departmental
Philippine Service
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Indian Service
Public Health
Marine-Hospital Service
Department of Agriculture
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