Wall Street Stocks Open Mildly Dull On Sept Market
The New York stock market opened extremely dull with Amalgamated unchanged yet up 1 percent, Reading Smelting Atchison and Northern Pacific up three. Steel and Southern Pacific higher, Consolidated Gas and St Paul soft. By noon most losses recovered as bears pressed Steel and frost in the northwest spurred selling. New Haven stock reports at 8 percent influenced trades amid narrow fluctuations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Amalgamated
Great Northern
Reading
Atchison
Northern Pacific
Steel
Southern Pacific
Consolidated Gas
St. Paul
Northwest
New Haven
Cincinnati Live Stock Market Report Highlights Prices
United Press reports Cincinnati livestock receipts with cattle steady to active and calves and hogs rising. Shippers, butchers and packers saw steady to higher bids, with hogs at 11 to 12 cents higher and lambs strengthening on strong demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Grain Prices and Carload Totals Across Commodities
Report lists wheat corn oats hay and straw prices through billing and car counts. It records No 2 red wheat No 2 white corn No 3 white oat No 1 timothy hay and totals for cars by grade with occasional rejected lots and grade notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wtec
Afc
Hay
Timothy
Timott
Prairie
Grain and hay prices mixed on oats straw and hay
The fragment lists corn and oats prices along with shelled corn and new hay varieties. Prices shown include oats at 9.00 to 10.00, straw around 86.00 per ton, clover hay at 13.00 to 14.0, mixed hay 15.50, and new hay 16.60 to 18.00.
Chicago Live Stock Market Report September 25
Ky United Press reports Chicago cattle receipts at 18.00 to 19 higher with primes $5,357.30 and cows and heifers $2.50 to $5.35. Hogs receipts 24,000, market higher then weaker at close with light pigs $6.10 to $6.35 and heavies up to $5.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Market Summary of Commodities and Foods
United Press reports United States market prices for pork coffee eggs cheese dressed poultry and related commodities in New York on September 23. Prices show firmness with slight advances in some items including coffee and eggs while pork and dairy products range with steady to fair demand and modest adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Lord—Western Steam
Spot
Lutter—S
Chicago Produce Market Report in Brief
In Chicago on September market notes eggs at 23 4 cents for extra prime firsts 21 and a half cents. Cheese Twins 12c Young Americas Co. Butter extras in creamery Slee. Live Poultry turkeys 13c spring thickens 114 cents per lb ducks 10 411c geese per dozen 5 00 to 7 00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United Press
Young Americas, Co
Boom for Frank Lowden
Springfield dispatch reports Republicans in Illinois and across the state boosting Frank Lowden of the Thirteenth district for the presidency. A 10 page volume by Kinnie A. Ostewig of Lee County extols Lowden as the sole viable candidate and narrows contenders to Lafollette Hanly Tart Cummins and Es.
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Springfield
Frank Lowden
Sage of
Sinnisippi
Kinnie A. Ostewig
Lee
Ee County
Lowden
Lafollette
Wisconsin
Hanly
Indiana
Secre Tart
Cummins
Iowa
New York
Grain prices edge up amid frost in Chicago market
Frost raises corn prices with December at 58 58 and May around 59. Wheat barely held at about 1.00 to 1.06 per bushel for contracts. Oats and hog products show modest gains and current quotes for oats, corn, and oats futures, with No. 2 red winter and No. 3 yellow/white grain classifications listed alongside spot figures.
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United Press
Chicago
East Buffalo Live Stock Report Summary
East Buffalo New York, Sept 23 United Press reports cattle receipts 175 head with prices steady to firm. Veal calves 1.50 top years 909.25, lambs and sheep 3000 head up modestly. Hogs receipts 2720 head with market active, various classes steady to higher, weights 4.55 to 7.06.
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East Buffalo
Pittsburg Live Stock Market Summary
In Pittsburg cattle supplies were light with a steady market. Prices ranged from 4.60 to 6.25 for select cattle, and 6.00 to 6.10 for prime grades. Sheep and lambs showed a strong market with prime wethers 5.50 to 6.60 and lambs 5.00 to 7.80. Hogs, with ten loads noted, were 0.10 to 0.20 higher. prime heavy hogs 6.50 to 6.65, other hog categories 5.60 to 6.70, roughs 5.00 to 5.75, and stags 4.00 to 4.75.
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United Press
Pittsburg
Man in Jail for Attempted Murder of Wife and Officer
Special to The Sun from Richmond Indiana reports William Henry a Warne county farmer is jailed on charges of attempting to kill his wife and child and attempting to slay a law officer who tried to arrest him. Henry was captured after a struggle and many believe he is insane.
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Henry
Warne County
Ed Sourbeit
Joe Clay
Roosevelt Leaves Oyster Bay For Washington D C
President Roosevelt rides the 10 o clock train to Washington D C ending his summer vacation. He experiences heavy rain overnight but clears to perfect weather as villagers bid him farewell. Express cars carry the president s horses carriages and baggage ahead of the party.
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Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Burglary Foiled at Killen Apartments on Tuesday Night
Caller J C Rosse and a young woman visited Frank Killen at 824 S Pennsylvania st and foiled a burglary. Thieves entered via a side window, fled with $150 worth of silverware a clothing suitcase and a dress, leaving jewelry. Rosse waited inside after hearing activity, suspecting two women earlier prowling the hall sought empty homes.
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Frank Killen
S. Pennsylvania St
Indianapolis Clergy Convene in Columbus for Indiana Conference
Stansfield will preside at the opening session as hundreds of Methodists gather for the Indiana conference in Columbus. Vice-President Fairbanks will speak Friday, with a dinner in his honor hosted by Postmaster W. F. Coats. The conference will choose seven lay and seven ministerial delegates for the Baltimore General Quadrennial in May. Nine lay candidates seek endorsement, led by Bye, Van Orsdel, Stephens, McClure, McFarland, Hawkins, Wilson, Rochenour, and Cooper.
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Columbus
Ind
Indiana
Joshua Stansfield
Indianapolis
Board of Education
Freedmen’s Aid
C. W. Fairbanks
W. F. Coats
Coats
Baltimore
Frederick E. Bye
Milltown
L. E. van Orsdel
Washington
Harry Stephens
Greencastle
J. F. McClure
Oaktown
C. E. J. McFarland
Connersville
E. V. Hawkins
Samuel J. Wilson
D. A. Rochenour
Brownstown
Cc. B. Cooper
Drowning Toll Rises After Rains in Malaga District
Eighty five persons have perished as torrential rains flood the Malaga district for 48 hours. The Guadalmedina river overruns its banks, covering lowlands with several feet of water. Deaths are listed in Malaga, Velez Malaga, Colmenar, Rio Gordo, and Benamuriagossoa. Lighting plants are destroyed and refugees receive bread from the military.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Malaga
Guadalmedina
Malags
Velez Malaga
Colmenar
Rio Gordo
Bena Maragossoa
Prosecutions Ordered Against 34 Railroads for Safety Violations
Attorney General Bonaparte directed 41 lawsuits against major railroads including Santa Fe Grand Trunk Great Northern Northern Pacific and Southern Pacific for alleged violations of the safety appliance law. Other defendants listed with counts include Ann Arbor Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburgh Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Pennsylvania and St. Louis San Francisco among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonaparte
Interstate Commerce Commission
Tronaparte
Santa Fe
Grand Trunk
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Southern Pacific
Ann Arbor
Buffalo
Rochester
Pittsburg
Rock Island
Chicago
Rock Island and Pacific
Cleveland
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Dayton and
Union
Detroit
Toledo Shore Line
Erie
Hunoig Central
International
Lake Shore
Michigan Southern
Louisiana Western
Michigan Central
Missouri Pacific
Nevada
California- Oregon
Norfolk and Western
Oregon Short Line
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Reading
Lake Erie
Rutland
St. Clair Tunnel Company
San Francisco
Infirmary Fire Displaces 48 Inmates in Auglaize County
A fire gutted the Auglaize county infirmary in Wapakoneta sending 48 inmates to nearby farms. No injuries reported. The loss totals $15,000 with $10,000 needed to rebuild and replace contents. County commissioners plan immediate rebuilding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wapakoneta
Auglaize County
Suspect Walton Arrested in Gary Killing Case
A man believed to be Richard B. Walton, sought for the murder of Mrs. Lillian White Grant, was captured in Niles Michigan. Police officials doubt the identification. The suspect, named John Royster, claims to be Walton after a gunfight in Gary Indiana left him wounded.
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The
Sun
Chicago
Richard BE. Walton
Lillian White Grant
Madison Ave
J. F. Burns
Gary
Ind
Bailey's Home Burns in Cap itol Ave House Fire
Fire destroyed most of the Bailey residence at 226 North Capitol Avenue on Wednesday. Sparks set the roof ablaze and by arrival, the entire roof was in flames. Building loss estimated at $500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bailey
Capitol Ave
Painted Groom Sparks Rapid Seattle Move
Mrs Franklin V Elder left Chicago for Seattle with a new husband who returned home with a shaved head red painted scalp and a blackened face. The pair, wed yesterday at St James church, fled for a westward life but warned Chicago friends there may be trouble if they visit Seattle.
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Chicago
Franklin V. Elder
Seattle
Efforts to curb Chicago patent medicine sellers
Chicago authorities move to license unlicensed patent medicine vendors with a $300 fee, a license the State Board of Health has never issued. Dr Bosworth, selling Arabian Water Salts described as nature's own remedy, was arrested and awaits arraignment next Saturday along with Dr Petit of White Sulphur Springs in municipal court.
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Sucelal
Sunn
Chicago
State Board of Health
Bosworth
Petit
White Sulphur Springs
School Board bans fraternities at Fort Wayne high school
Fort Wayne Indiana September 2 The school board directed C J Lane high school principal to enforce a new state law barring Greek letter secret societies in the high school building. Fraternities have been openly spiking new members this term and a meeting of post graduate members is set for Thursday night to resist the action.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
C. J Lane
How to get sparkers Pittsburg wedding offer
Miss Clara B Fulton would marry David S Williams within two years to receive a large diamond brooch and a diamond ring set with five diamonds. She would share half of a $50 estate willed by Mrs Anna Williams, late of Pittsburgh. If she declines, the jewelry reverts to the family.
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Pittsburg
Clara B. Fulton
David S. Wiliams
Anna 53. Williams
Fulton
Twenty sixth victim counted in Boston & Maine wreck
Hanover news reports the death of Albina Jauron of Nashua at local hospital, bringing the Boston & Maine wreck toll to twenty six. Jauron said a robber, a negro, took a gold watch and $20 while she lay injured, prompting an effort to locate the thief.
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United Press
Hanover
N. H
Boston & Maine
Canaan
Albina Jauron
Nashua
Political rumors swirl around local races and potential challengers
The piece sketches a crowded field of possible candidates for Congress and other offices, noting Caleb S. Denny may wait, while Jesse Overstreet faces anti-Overstreet talk. Names like Charles Remay, Charles Moores, Ed Sourbeit, Joe Hegue, Franklin McCray, and John Buckles-Laus surface as possible contenders, amid questions about the impact of a new primary law on nominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caleb S. Denny
Jesse Overstreet
Kellogg Faces Standard Oil in Historic Breakup Case
United Press report from New York details Frank Kellogg, representing the government, confronting John Milburn in the Standard Oil of New Jersey dissolution case. Kellogg questions the defense, cites the Bill of Complaint, and asserts the aim to dissolve the holding structure while keeping property intact.
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New York
Roosevelt
Bonaparte
Frank B. Kellogg
St. Paul
John G. Milburn
United States
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Moritz Rosenthal
Chicago
Milburn
Broadway
Kellogg
Standard Oil
Tha
Department of Justice
Centrol
Rockefeller Ring
Wall-st
Butchers to Inspect Refrigerator Stands in Other Cities
At the East Market LButchers' association meeting on Tuesday evening, committees were formed to visit Cincinnati and nearby cities to study refrigerator stands used in those markets. The committees are to depart in a few days.
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Lbutchers’ Association
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Woman's Arm Burned In Gas Stove Explosion
A kettle of boiling catsup overturned a gasoline stove at 440 East Tenth Street Wednesday morning, injuring Mrs. Frederick Sparks and destroying the rear of the home. The building loss is about 500 dollars with heavy furniture damage.
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Frederick Sparks
Tenth St
City Births and Deaths in Local Record Meanwhile
City Births list numerous couples with addresses, naming a long line of newborns including boys and girls and joint parent names. Deaths section records causes such as Brights disease organic heart disease gastro enteritis and pneumonia with multiple ages and addresses. Marriages and building permits follow with many names, partners, and property details.
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Thomas Hallivan
Prospect St
Bright
Cornelia Rose
The
Goa
Shepherd
F. J. Reynolds
River-ave
Eva Lucile Harmon
Alabama-st
Bert W. Glasscock
Sixteenth
Louis Schore
Hamilton-ave
James Lindsley
Indiana Ave
Roads and Relief Dominate Marion County Talks
Caleb S Denny Marion County attorney spoke on relief of the poor noting trustees aid those in need and praising Marion county townships for handling the poor while discriminating against vagrants. J H Dodge road expert urged three grades of rock and taxing autos to fund road upkeep at the State Association of County Commissioners meeting.
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State Association of County Commissioners
J. H. Dodge
Washington, D. C
Indianapolis
Caleb S. Denny
Marion County
Prisoner Falls From Moving Train in Ohio
In Dayton Ohio on September 25 William E Burch a Glendale resident and federal prisoner being moved to Cincinnati by Deputy Marshal Sanderson leaped from a speeding train. He died instantly from a broken neck in a desperate bid for freedom.
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Dayton
William E. Burch
Glendale
Cincinnati
Sanderson
Lumber Monarch Back of Frauds In Idaho Land Scandal
Boise report on Senator Borah and ex Governor Steunenberg in a land fraud trial. Government contends dummy entrymen and a conspiracy to steer land grants. Witnesses describe maps, dummy settlers, and efforts to influence Gov Gooding while Morrison blocked key deals.
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Boise
Idaho
Borah
M. C. Burch
Washington
Burch
Sternberg
Hombh
Brahh
Tarher and
Moons
Silionaire Limber Men
Wisconsin
Pope Plans A New School For Science Institute
Rome reports that the pope will seek Catholic world aid to establish a mighty institute for scientific thought and research comparable with Celestine. Cardinal Rampolla, Mafii, and Mercier are to be protectors, and the plan moves to start promptly with papal approval anticipated.
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Rampolla
Mafii
Mercier
Hus
No School For Him Erewane E
In lll September 25 How ard Powers, 13, fell asleep at his desk in school and could not be awakened. No cause yet known as efforts to rouse him failed.
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Ereawane-E
Howard Powers
Walsh Southern Indiana railroad completes last rail laying
Terre Haute Indiana reports the last rail was laid yesterday on the Chicago division of John R Walsh's Southern Indiana road. Freight traffic started immediately and passenger service is planned to begin in two months.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Chicago
John R. Walsh
Four eloping couples marry in Evansville
Short State staff by Telegraph reports four eloping couples wed in Evansville on Tuesday. Also: Anderson Eagles dedicate lodge home. coroner verdict names Mrs Glasgo in a husband’s alleged murder. Rev J O Campbell seeks congress in Sixth district. metal playthings cause swallowing incidents in Gas City. Etta Scott travels from Laurel seeking her mother and learns of a pauper death. Gazella steamer saves twenty passengers after snag collision and flooding, captain Abshire leading evacuation.
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Anderson
Anderson Eagles
Brazil
Edward Glasgo
Gas City
Marion
Etta Scott
Laurel
Grandview
Gazella
Josh Abshire
Abshire
Incorporations Filed For Gibson News Peterson Wilhelm and More
Articles of incorporation filed Wednesday at the secretary of state include Gibson News Co of Gibson Lake county capital stock 3000 directors C A Nassau W L Cherry H G Thompson Peterson Wilhelm Co of La Porte capital stock 10000 incorporators C F Peterson H C Wilhelm Maria D Wilhelm International Engineering Co Fort Wayne capital stock 200000 directors G H Loesch C H Doebler F L Jones W D Henderson C B Fitch W J Vesey J B Reuss F D Hoham J A Shoaff Aaron Rothschild A J Vesey Clay City Lighting Co Clay City capital stock 10000 directors J M Lay H R Vandiver B M Guirl W H Guirl J E B Conley C F Nickey J R Benham
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of State
Gibson News Company
Gibson
Lake County
Mercantile
Capital Stock
C. A. Nassau
W. L. Cherry
H. G. Thompson
Peterson-Wilhelm Company
Laporte
C. F. Peterson
H. C. Wilhelm
Maria D. Wilhelm
the International Engineering Ccompany
Fort Wayne
G. H. Loesch
C. H. Doebler
F. L. Jones
W. D. Henderson
C. B. Fitch
W. J. Vesey
J. B. Reuss
F. D. Hoham
J. A. Shoaff
Aaron Rothschild
A. J. Vesey
Clay City Lighting Company
Clay City
J. M. Lay
H. R. Vandiver
B. M. Guirl
W. H. Guirl
J. EB. Conley
C F. Nickey
J. R. Benham
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Ky United Press
Tey Young
Young
Joseph Clay
Onslaughter
Carons
Chicago Grain
United Presse
Pittsboro
Richmond
William
Dow
J. C. Rosse
Mr. Rosse
Killen
Rosse
Mr. Killen
Hillen
Will
Stansfield
M. E
Sy United Press
Walton
Bailey
Hy United Press
St. James Church
Elder
Charles F. Remay
Charles W. Moores
Charles
Linton A. Cox
Franklin McCray
Joe Hegue
Lookwalter
John Buckles- Laus
Overstreet
Congress
Tory
Walter Hawkins
Tilford
Wesley H. Tilford
Charles M. Pratt
Trust
Corsicana Refining Company
Standard
Texas
E. C
Mary Lanagen
N. Meridian
George and
Grace Shirley
Chester
Robert and
Mabel Ashby
W. North
Clarence and
Mary Wheeler
S. Alinois
Thomas H
Emma Adams
Locke
John and
Mary Lenahan
Alabama
Carl and
Martha Logeman
W. McCarty
William and
Rosie Londrigan
Chadwick
Harry L
Marie Laubert
Park- Way-ave
Troxel M
Audrey Smith
Highland
D. E
Grace von Spreckelson
Nealan
Frank G
Edythe Laird
W Pratt
J. M
C. A. House
N. East
Hor
G. H
Alta Maynard
Nolan
Delbert
Barbara Dinkens
E. South
Jonathan and
Carrie Artist
Oxford
Thomas G. Bramlette
Ellen Robinson
John A. Schmitt
Marie A. Mueller
Samuel S. Emory
Dora Ingram
George Unger
Anna Mayer
Wood E. Lane
Cleona Michael
William F. Schaff
Florence Kk. Brinkman
Albert Waldbieser
Ethel Gruner
J. Frank Stott
Mary E. Wilds
Harry F. Osler
Mary K. Ludwig
Emil Dorrah
Elesta M. Phillips
John Holloran
Frank H. Kelly
Bertha EF. Link
James F. Behrman
Veronica E. Ecderle
Patrick J. Moran
Hellen
FL. McCarthy
Louis Brown
Effie Campbell
Chauncey R. Benefield
Lotta A. Wiliams
Leros Higenbotham
Jennie Mann
Gus Meyer
Dora Melton
William R. Butler
Evangeline B. Gerham
Fidward J. Proper
Effie Kissell
Carl F. Kalp
Euphemia Henderson
H. P. Oaklen
Thirty-eighth St
M. Snell
Jefferson-ave
Merchants’ Heat and Light Company
Tank
New Jersey-st
William Myers
Oxford-st
G. E. St. Clair
W. Thirtythird-st
Grocers’ Baking Company
New York-st
Irvin Clark
LaSalle-st
A. D. Hughes
Shelby-st
F. O W. Hess
Capitol-ave
State Association Hears
Lief
Mr. Denny
Arthur Stein
Good Roads Improvement Company
J. O. Wright
Emmett Muggins
D. A. Nodhenour
Grand Hotel
Col
Harry B. Smith
Lumber Monarch
Steunenberg and
Boise Valley
Pope
Laifed Presa
Rome
Walsh
Evansville
J. O. Campbell
Fifth St. M. E
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