Wall St Stocks Open Weak On Bear Market Slump
United Press reports a weak opening on the New York stock market with declines led by Canadian Pacific percent and Great Northern preferred. Steed common traded at 26% amid broad losses as several rail and industrial issues fell and market rallying power remained feeble.
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New York
Canadian Pacific
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Atchison
Consolidate Gas and Copper
Southern Pacific
Pennsylvania
St. Paul
Union Pacific
Steel
London
Wheat and Corn Market Totals From Early 1900s Report
The document lists prices and billing figures for Wheat, Corn, Hay, and related grains. It includes quality classifications No 2 red and white, through billing values, September to November percentages, and wagon figures. It also records inspections by grade, totals of carriages, weekly flour output, and stock on hand across Wheat Corn Oats Rye with dated stock figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ustec
Timothy
Huy
Cincinnati Live Stock Prices From United Press
Cincinnati market reports show cattle receipts at 250 with strong active trade. Shipers and butchers prices range from 5.50 to 6.85, calves at 8.50, hogs 4.75 to 6.77 with slow and 10 to 15 cent declines, sheep and lambs steady with lambs at 7.50.
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Cincinnati
New York Produce Prices and Market Brief
New York prices and market notes for September 28 show pork steady to quiet with a range of 16.75 to 17.50, lard quiet with Western spot around 9.20 to 9.36, and steady to firm sugar and coffee. Dressed poultry demand moderate, butter receipts 3,851 cases with creamery and state dairy items varying by grade, eyes also steady with multiple quality levels, and cheese markets firm across full cream and skim varieties.
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New York
United Areas
East Buffalo Live Stock Market Report
East Buffalo New York September 28 quattie receipts 275 trade quiet and values easy veals and calves receipts 190 market active and 61 cents lower call to choice 49079 25 sheep and lambs receipts 5400 market slow for lambs and 2 cents lower sheep active and steady lambs 525 to 800 yearlings 5500 to 6000 sheep 2756 78 hogs receipts 3900 fairly active at lower values Yorkers 7000 to 710 pigs 9689 to 6655 mixed 7000 to 710 heavies 3600 to 700 rough 525 to 365
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Buffalo
N. Y
Pittsburg Cattle and Hogs Market Steady Prices
Cattle supply fair in Pittsburg with market steady. Choice cattle at 6.25 to 6.50, prime around 6.80. Sheep and lambs supply night shows steady market with prime wethers near 5.69 to 5.75 and lambs 9.50 to 9.75. Hog receipts at 10 days, market steady with prime heavy hogs 6.70 to 6.75, mediums 7.05 to 7.10, pigs 6.40 to 6.60.
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United Press
Pittsburg
Chicago Live Stock Prices and Receipts Report
Chicago dispatch notes cattle receipts at 40 with market steady, hog receipts about 8,000 with hogs 5c higher for good grades while others steady. Prices listed for light, rough, mixed, heavy hogs and pigs. Sheep receipts around 2,000 with market steady. weekly estimates pegged at 22,000.
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Chicago
Chicago Grain Prices and futures for September and December
Wheat moved higher with December at about 1.00 to 1.01 per bushel and May near 1.06. Corn showed a modest rise with December around 59.5 cents and May near 60 cents. Oats gained, December around 52 cents, May about 58 to 58.5 cents. Pork January 15.45, lard 8.82, ribs 8.05. Fire to Be. No. 2 red winter wheat quoted 99 4, September corn 63, December 58 1/2, May 59. No. 3 white oats 47 4 to 50 4.
Statue of William H. English Unveiled in Scottsburg
The 8 foot 4 inch heroic bronze statue of William H. English was unveiled in Scottsburg Indiana with Vice-President Fairbanks and notable figures speaking. The monument stands 18 feet 4 inches high on a Bedford stone pedestal. Rosalind Orr English pulled the cord to unveil the statue.
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Scottsburg
Ind
William H. English
Fairbanks
John W. Kern
Hanly
Hugh Th. Miller
W. E. Cox
Thomas Taggart
Joseph H. Shea
Scott County
Heart Fails Her By United Prean
Cassie Chadwick known as the witch of frenzied finance showed improvement today after a heart trouble attack. Prison physician Dr. A G Helmick said the illness is real and she could die at any minute from a recurrence. This is the second attack in three weeks. She had been released from the prison hospital Wednesday but was readmitted after last night’s collapse.
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Columbus
Cassie Chadwick
A. G. Helmick
Wisconsin President Denounces College Aristocracy
At the UW convocation President Van Hise attacked college aristocracy urging a democratic spirit. He predicted many current table-waiters will rise to higher offices in 25 years, stressing the need to earn a livelihood during college and to ease duties for the less fortunate.
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Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
van Hise
Will of Prof Oren Root Filed For Probate
UTICA N Y September 28 The will of Prof Oren Root Hamilton College mathematics instructor and Elihu Root's brother is filed for probate Bequests include personal items to his children The final line expresses regret at having nothing left to show gratitude to Elihu for his constant brotherly kindness and God bless him
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Utica
N. Y
Oren Root
Hamilton College
Elihu Root
Knights Templar
Elihu
Preachers Talk in All Pulpits at Indiana Conference
The Indiana Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church met in Columbus with sessions, sermons, and a full Sunday program. The Rev. William W. King spoke on higher criticism, Shelbyville eyed for next year, and hospital and home mission anniversaries were noted. District clergy assignments and Sunday services across churches were announced, with Bishop Warren to read final appointments.
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Columbus
Ind
Indiana Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Bhureh
William W. King
Central Ave
Church
Indianapolis
Shelbyville
Shelby
Frank O. Beck
Oakland City
Joseph L. Stout
Methodist Hospital
W. D. Parr
D. D
Kokomo
Albert Hurlstone
Roberts Park Church
Board of Home Missions and Church Extension
George Elliott
Chicago
First Church
J. W. Turner
Greensburg
Henry W. Warren
J. W. Dashiell
Fairland
W. B. Grimes
New Albany
H. C. Cuppinger
E. H. Wood
M. A. Farr
Evansville
Virgil W. Tevis
Rushville
Edwin Holt Hughes
DePauw
First Baptist
E. H. Hughes
Joshua Stansfield
Central Christian
George H. Murphy
A. M
Frank Clare English
A. R. Beach
George D. Wolfe
United Brethren
J. L. Funkhouser
HM. Carnes
Tabernacle Christian
East Side
M. E
J. Cross
Ph. R. Edinburg
T. H. Willis
John Ragle
F. Smith
Second Baptist
C. A. McCullough
W. A. Fox
First Presbyterian
JW. Baker
Monroe Vayhinger
Morton A. Farr
Pentecostal
W. G. Clinton
A. L. Bennett
College and University Life
J. H. Martin
Moores Hill College
Presiding
Frank Claire English
DePauw University
Warren
Ill Fated Family: Miss Kelly Near Death After Runaway
Special to The Sun from Nashville Indiana reports Miss Carrie Kelly aged 40 dying from injuries after a buggy runaway. Banker Joseph M. Cook was knocked down when the harness broke and the horse bolted. The buggy rolled over Cook while the horse fled, and Kelly was thrown fifteen feet onto a stone pile fracturing her skull and breaking a limb. This marks the third family death from the same peril while away from home.
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Lie Kelly
Joseph M. Cook
Here
Cook
Death the Winner in Train Incident at Zanesville
In Zanesville Ohio on September 28 a seven year old child from Shawnee died after a railroad train carrying him for an appendicitis operation reached the depot at 11 o'clock. The patient died before extraction from the car and the train was sent back to Shawnee with the body and grieving parents aboard.
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Zanesville
Ohio
Shawnee
William White
Kepler Jury Again Disagrees in Assault Case
RICHMOND Ind Sept 28 The jury in the case of Alonzo Kepler a prominent real estate dealer charged with assault and battery by Mrs John Evans colored disagreed a second time The case drew sensational evidence from both sides and the jurors could not reach a verdict
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Richmond
Ind
Alonzo Kepler
John Evans
Rain Delays Second Detroit Athletic Baseball Series
Rain postponed the second Detroit Athletic baseball series game this afternoon, delaying play and affecting the schedule. Rescheduled details were not provided in the report.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Actor charged in vaudeville money order scheme
Charles Golden alias Bergman alias Revere alias Dalton was arrested in Cloverdale on a federal fraud charge for using theatrical managers to obtain money by promises of engagement. He was brought to Indianapolis for grand jury action after a Bloomington hearing. He carried a $16 money order and reportedly defrauded managers of up to $400. He had married Rebecca Kramer in Crawfordsville, whose family doubts the charges and offered bail that was refused.
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Charles Golden
Charles Bergman
Charles Revere
Edward Dalton
Cloverdale
Indianapolis
United States
Tom Martin
McPheeters
Bloomington
Crawfordsville
Golden
Rebecca Kramer
Logier car wrecks through crowd at Morris Park race
At Morris Park on September 23 during a 24 hour endurance test a Logier car driven by L W Smelser broke through a fence, killing Smelser and injuring a spectator, with a nine year old hurt. Another driver Linkton escaped injury as the machine traveled over 60 miles per hour. the race continued.
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United Preves
Morris Park
Logier
L. W. Smelser
Smelser
Fordham Hospital
John Clarke
Linkton
Smalser
Death of Mrs Starr Richmond leader at G A R widow
Mrs Benjamin Starr widow of former Indiana Grand Army commander died this morning in Richmond Indiana. The obituary notes her spouse’s role and the local G A R connection, reflecting a civic figure’s passing in the community.
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Sun
Richmond
Ind
Benjamin Starr
Indiana Grand Army
City Record Births and Deaths with Local Residences
Births list numerous families with names and addresses including Clifford W and Annie Jones at 116 E Nineteenth and Archie W and Maggie Scanton in rural route No 2. Deaths note Emelia Derleth at 1265 Madison Ave with chronic sutapandite and Virgil James at 80 Hadley St with pneumonia among others. Building Permits show multiple dwellings approved with addresses and costs from $1,000 to $3,000.
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Clifford W
Annie Jones
Anna Straith
Vinton
Archie W
Maggie Scanton
South Part
Charles F
Louie Bowers
Pine
A. E
Indiana Shirley
Michigan
Jenny
Mary Munier
Finneman
Charles
Eva Jones
Oxford
John
Jennie Nauto
Trowbridge
Forest
Sophia H. Barr
Randolph
Steve
Verna Hunter
Cora
Emelia Derleth
Madison Ave
Virgil James
Hadley St
Willis Edward Atchinson
Virginia Ave
Lucinda B Urd
Eugene St
Elsie Gertrude Kirtley
New St
Boys Confessed After Rope Threat in Watch Theft
In Winchester Kentucky on September 28 a rope threat forced eight and ten year olds John Dutch and George Davenport to confess to stealing a watch from Miss Sue Busch. They provided the hiding location.
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Winchester
John Dutch
George Davenport
Sue Busch
Child saves a life in Louisville tub rescue
In Louisville on September 28 Catherine Snyder aged four, daughter of Nicholas Snyder, saved her two year old sister from drowning in a tub. Though too weak to pull her sister free, she kept her head above water until the mother arrived to help.
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Louisville
Catherine Snyder
Nicholas Snyder
Catherine
Madrid Flood Left Peasants Homeless and Starving
In flood districts around Madrid, 12,000 people are homeless and property losses reach 10 million dollars as rain persists. Malga’s harvest hopes fade, and starving peasants, some with unfed babies, crowd government offices seeking aid while the Red Cross begins relief efforts.
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Madrid
Malaga
Red Cross Society
Strike Likely to Spread from Toledo Clerks
Toledo Ohio September 28 Indications are that the strike of railway clerks will spread to other cities where the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks is organized Local leaders say the strike could become general if six railroads keep using nonstrikers to fill positions Saturday 350 clerks were on strike but the railroads report no freight delays Strike leaders say freight handlers switchmen and teamsters may join if the battle prolongs
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Toledo
Brotherhood of
Railway Clerks
Hale Murder Case Goes To Jury In Cemetery Slaying
In Bristol Tennessee the Ack Hale murder trial ends pre verdict as prosecutors say Hale loved Lillian Davis, forced her into a buggy at pistol point, and drove to a cemetery where she was wounded and died. Hale contends she took his pistol and killed herself after he refused marriage. The jury is charged.
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Bristol
Tenn
Hale
Lillian Davis
W. C. T. U. Meeting Held at Mrs Patton Home
The Northeast W. C. T. U. met Friday afternoon at Mrs. Cora Patton's home, 534 KE Michigan Street. There was good attendance and nine superintendents were named for the various departments. Next meeting date to be decided due to the state convention.
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Cora Patton
Michigan-st
Railroad and gas firms form new ventures in Indiana
The Evansville Petersburg and Vincennes railroad company with 10000 capital lists directors F W Cook J M Funke T M Honeywell L J Herman H E Meyer and plans a line from Evansville to Petersburg through Vanderburg Warrick Gibson and Pike counties. Porter Riverside Land company of Porter with 25000 capital lists incorporators J H Busse G P Williams J J Theorell F H Brockmiller and R C Busse. Hamilton Gas and Oil company of Sullivan with 40000 capital lists directors W A Jameson J W Lindley E R Riggs R L Bailey J A Riggs John Essinger and H V Benefield.
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Secretary of State
Evansville, Petersburg and
Vincennes
Vacant Lot Bargains in Ralston and Nearby Streets
Real estate listings describe multiple vacant lots with sizes from 25x120 to 4212x155 feet and prices from 100 to 750 dollars. Locations include Ralston avenue east side, Arsenal avenue, Miley avenue, Tremont avenue, Belmont avenue, Central avenue, Roy and Bigney streets, Dearborn street, and Cottage avenue. Some properties offer monthly payments, cash terms, or no interest.
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Ralston-ave
Twentieth
Roy and Bigney-sts
Sixteenth-st
Brookside Park
Dearborn-st
Newland-ave
E. Tenth-st
Cottage Ave
Shelby St
For Sale Real Estate in Os Good's Forest Park
Real estate ad promotes new Os Good's Forest Park section with lots on Buckle Street and Park Avenue. Describes elevated land above high water, well gravel underlay, sewer advantages, scenic view of Fall Creek bottoms and forested East. Notes Thirty-Second Street extension, curb parkways, city advantages, and central and College avenues car service. Office at Thirty-Third and College.
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Osgood
Forest Park
Buckle ST
Park Ave
Fall Creek
Thirty-Second ST
Central
College Avenues
Central Avenue
Broad Ripple
Thirty-Third ST
Thirty-Third
College
Real estate ads list extensive rental properties in Illinois
The page catalogs numerous rental listings and properties for sale in Illinois including 14 W Thirtieth eight room house with water included at 30 dollars, 22nd Street seven rooms at 25 dollars, a two story factory at 308 Hanson Avenue for 75 dollars, and many other dwellings with prices and locations. It also advertises real estate firms F T Lee Co and C F Sayles & Co with multiple properties, plus housekeeping rooms and a broad real estate directory with a weekly updated list.
Beech Grove Sunday Train Tour Promises Free Tickets
Pre tickets free to Beech Grove on Sunday September 29 1907. Train leaves Union Station at 2 pm returns 5 pm tickets at station gate. Beech Grove described as the United States second largest industrial city under construction by New York Central with nineteen large buildings valued over 2 million dollars expected ready in sixty days. Union Station visit urged to see growth and real estate at Lots selling for 250 dollars now expected to double in a year.
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Beech Grove
United States
NEW York Central
Union Station
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Charles B. McFadden
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John Hren
Frances Pecnik
Gillespie Littlejohn
Ina Wolfe
Robert Dennis
Julia F. Hurlbut
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Keystone Ave
A. B. Powett
Coffey St
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Hendricks Place
A. G. Habeny
Nineteenth-st
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Arsenal-ave
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Beech Grove Improvement GO
Joan Wocher & Bro
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Market-st
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Arlington Heights
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New Castle
J. W. Stanbery
Board OF Trade
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Central Correspondence College
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Orleans
Bates
Beecher
Lincoln Abes
Marion Trust CO
Main Street
J. C. M'Cullough
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