Stock Market Opens Quietly Amid Mixed Movements
New York stocks opened with small gains and losses. Canadian Pacific and several rails showed strength while Northern Pacific slipped. coal and other commodities moved modestly as traders weighed early orders and call money. Wheat and corn futures traded with varied results as livestock prices and butter held firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meine Prem Associatios
York
Steel
Ithorn Pacific
Pennsylvania
Indix
Maller
New York Central Rosa
Liporn
Anna
Northern Pacific
Imaconda
Henney
Live Stock Prices Open Week Mixed Demand in Indianapolis Market
Indianapolis Hogs Cattle and Sheep market notes opening week with demand described as strong for prime stock and steady overall. Top hog price reported at 6.39 while most sales clustered 6.15 to 6.25. cattle steady to last week. light lambs and sheep priced near unchanged. Chicago market cited with hog receipts around 24,000 and cattle receipts near 180 ledgers. native sheep steady. western cattle varied.
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T. Louis
Nerippa-Mefize Preaw Association
OT. Louis
Texas
Lambs
Reig
Indianapolis, Dee
Chicago
Serious-MeRae Prem Association
Hetme
Cincinnati Live Stock Market Summary
Cincinnati live stock prices show higher cattle futures and mixed pork and dairy quotes. The report notes price movements at markets in Cincinnati and Pittsburgh with bids around 6.20 to 7.50 and cattle demand indicators improving into December.
Local Securities Market Faces Dim Year Start
The market remains dull with little activity as year begins and holidays end. Investors expect most funds to stay in local securities, keeping prices flat. many listed bonds and stocks show minor movements with no notable transactions reported.
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Lst
American Central Life Ing Co
American National Bank
Atlas Enging
Wuaths
Ae Brown-Ketchim Iron
Capital National Bank
Central Trust Compan Cirlaens Savings Nenefit
Columbia National Bank
Farmera Trust Company
Feder
Union Surety di Ft
W. Vale T. Co
Thime ‘Growing Company
Indiana Hotel Co
Ind. Hotel Co
Vaso
S.rdo
Isoue Pubiane ‘National Bank Ind
Louw
Indiana Trust Compa
Indiana Tnion Traction Co
Indianepolis
Indole & Martins, BR. T. Co
Indiananotis Fire Ins
Indiananotis Gas Company
Indianapolis Street Railway
Indianapolis
Ter
K. M&w. Tr. Law
Layerck Mfg
Burien Trust
Compa
Merchants National Bank
New Telephone Co
New Tel. Co
Curtifestes
People's Deposit Bank
People's Turtle
Ptt
Reeves & Ua
Ptd
Becurity
Trist Company
Tainn National Bank
Sinlon Traction
Boonds
Broad Ripple
Vox
Dor
Citicone’ Street Railroad
Indians Hotel Co. Bs
Indiana Union Traction
Indianenolia, Col. & Southern Bc
Indianapolis & Eastern Indianapolis Gas Ab
Community notices from a dim city page
Busy week of gatherings and meetings across multiple groups. Mrs Hoach hosts a birthday event at 34 Madison Avenue while the Metropolitan School of Music hosts a pupil’s event on Monday. Various lodges and auxiliary groups set meetings and sewings, with plans for fairs and dinners.
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Alabamast
Tidelty
Delart
First Engliah Lutheran Church
Joseph Staub
Alabama
Netila Smyth
Tbella Horsman
Maj
Robert Anderson W. R. C
Keystone Ave
Ladies’ Ald Society
Second Presbyterian Church
Chicago Grain Market Slips as Wheat and Corn Edge Lower
Chicago grain prices show a tepid session with wheat and corn moving down. Northwest wheat receipts reach 788 cars while December wheat closes around 731/2 cents and December corn near 60 cents, with mixed movements across futures and pork and lard futures also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippe-McRae
Chicago
Northwestern
Wye
New York Produce Market Summary
New York December 3 markets show mixed prices for pork meats poultry and dairy items. Beef receipts steady with firm tone. creamery products and cheese quoted at various fancy levels. spot steam goods noted with modest gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sertpox-Moltuc Press Association
Western Steam
Spot
Armer
Atate
Citizens Industrial Association meets to push open shop and anti trust
At the fourth annual convention in Chicago, speakers advocate public industrial training and tighter Sherman anti trust enforcement. Scripps McHae Prean Association organizer W. Post brands the AFL as the greatest trust and argues open shop policy, noting voter support for citizens over labor or capital interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McHae Prean
Chicago
United States
Citizens” Industrial Association of America
W. Post
Battle Crevik
Mitch
T. J. Mahoney
New York
Willam T. Collison
Liverpool
Free Later Union
Post
American Federation of Labor
Opn
Lithefield
Gompers
Maine
Labor Trust
Ion
Action Postponed on Washington Boulevard Widening
After a lengthy controversy by property owners over widening Washington Boulevard from Thirty-fourth to Forty-second Street the Board of Public Works postponed final action to next Wednesday. Joseph T. Ellett, president of the board, opposed widening from 60 to 109 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Boulevard
Board of Public Works
Jovepn T. Ellett
Raid Ends With Multiple Arrests In Bixtoneth House
In a Sunday raid led by Sergt Belch, six men were caught in a Bixtanathe house after a stampede as police approached. Ben Rice Hack Taylor and Emerald Thomas pleaded guilty. one man fined six dollars and costs. Two women facing trial had their cases continued. Janet marth charged with running a gambling house.
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Edward Bray
Dfe Bixtanathe
Sergt. Belch
Ben Rice
Hack Taylor
Emerald Thomas
Man Wan
Tne
Janet Marth la
Estimates for Appropriations Reach Congress in 1908
Estimates of the appropriations required for the fiscal year ending June 30 1908 were transmitted to Congress by the secretary of the treasury. The grand total is 685028453 dollars, about 68 million more than the prior year. Military and civilian units show increases in Navy pensions permanent annual appropriations and public works among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippa-McNae Trens Association
Washington
Dev
Thn
Secretary of the Treasury
Army
Mary
Keene
Indian Affairs
Union Against All Evil to Prevent Railroad Wrecks
Special to The Sun Washington report on Charles B Landis Indiana proposes compulsory automatic block signals for major railroads to curb wrecks. He cites Southern system crash outcomes and argues rapid church unity could drive reform and moral betterment across cities and nations.
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Sun
Washington
Dec
Charles B. Landis
Indiana
Charles Retsn
Spencer
Sunslay
Union of Churches
Scovitte
Talon
Civil Service Examinations Announced by U S Civil Service Commission
Notices of vacancies and examinations released for December to January across federal posts. Openings include chief engineer at Lauigville U S courthouse and post office, assistant in animal husbandry, surveyor in Philippine service, and multiple roles in geology, mapping, and clerical work. Some postings specify salaries from $400 to $2,000 yearly, with dates and locations wide ranging.
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United States Civil Service
Commission
Eneineer
United States
Lauigville
Bureau of Animal Industry
Department of Sericulture
Philippine Service
Nova
Naval Proving Ground
Indiana Head
United States Geological Survey
HLA Vo
Manila
Kailhouse
Federal Building
Trdbenapolin
Criminal Cases On Docket For U S District Court Week
The regular jury will hear criminal cases this week in federal court. Indictments by the grand jury include Napoleon B Livingston for penal codes violations December 3. Alexander Ruustila for counterfeiting December 3. Nellie Evans and Jamen Gray for mailing obscene letters December 3 and 4. James L Angles and Oscar Afaltory for violating internal revenue laws December 5 and 6. John and Guy Wilkinson charged with destroying rural mail boxes December 6.
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United States District Court
Imgt
Napoleon B. Livingston
Alexandar Ruustila
Nellie Evans
Jamen Gray
James L. Angles
Oscar Afaltory
John and Guy Wilkinson
Mystery in Babes Death Spreads in New York
Police expect two arrests today as they probe the death of a baby boy found in a perambulator on a Manhattan sidewalk last Saturday. The infant’s body was exposed for hours before discovery. a mysterious well-dressed woman with a male companion was seen wheeling the carriage away near Ninety-sixty Street and Third Avenue. A cane bearing the name C. A. Gumsert was found with the perambulator.
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Scrippus
Thiré-uve
Pollos
C. A. Gumsert
Death of a noted singer known as the Junk Patt
Philadelphia reports the death of Batson known in concert circles as the Junk Patt. She died suddenly at home from convulsions due to uremia. The young performer, about years old, had appeared before Queen Victoria and presented a Union Jack flag as a symbol of her stage act. Her voice was notable for its wide range and quality.
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Wtcisl
Philadelphia
Batson
Jnck Patt
Vicetoria
Papa Leo
Reisalt
Graf
Doctor Keene Succeeds in Indiana State Hospital Role
Dr J B Racker begins duties as sanitarian at the statehouse bacteriology department succeeding Dr T W Keene who resigned. Rucker arrives from Philadelphia but is a native of Evansville Indiana.
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Keene
J. 8. Racker
Statehous
T. Wintor Keene
Rucker
Indianapolis
Philadelphia
Evansville
Tnd
Ideal Father Sermon at First Baptist on Purity
The Rev. Frederick E. Taylor of First Baptist preached the first in a Sunday night series. His theme The Meal Father urged greater personal purity and called for ardent opposition to divorce and improved home life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick E. Taylor
First Baptist Church
Death of Old Red Man in Noblesville
J. Potter, four, died in Noblesville yesterday afternoon. He was the oldest member of the Red Men in Indiana. The report mentions illness before death and notes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a health restore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Man
Noblesville, Inf
J. 1. Potter
Red Men
Indiana
Bont Engages Writer Amid Divorce Letters
Paris reports Bont de Castell hires a writer at high pay as Anna Gould's ex-husband begins contributions. The Pigato and a $3,000 yearly salary are noted while divorce threats loom after letters read in the Castellana.
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Scrippe-Medles Press Association
Paris
Bont de Castell
Has
Figero
Anna Gould
Pigato
Chamber of Seputtes
Bent
Castellana
Two Year Separation Sparks Divorce Testimony
Mrs Maude Willama testified in the superior court that a long separation followed her husband's departure for town to fetch supplies. She recalled asking him to return and stated she had not seen him for two years. The courtroom filled with laughter as the judge presided.
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Jon
Wughetl
Elks Memorial Service Honors Dead Brothers In Indianapolis
The Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks Lodge No. 1A held a memorial service at Engists Opera House in Indianapolis. Mr Dunlap of Anderson delivered the address praising the order and a roll call honored 66 departed members with readings, prayers, music, and a closing benediction.
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Indianapolis
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Dunlap
Anderson
Plymouth Church
Carl Morels
M. Huged
Our Mitten
Occastor
Joseph Mayor
Maolist
St. Louis
Noth Rabbi M
Mr. Feuerlicht
Doriaig
M. Dunlap
Violent Incident In Leyte Involves 24th Regiment
Aged dispatch reports First Lieutenant Robert B Calvert of Company M, Twenty Fourth Regiment, in Leyte Province facing conflict as fellow soldiers refuse to name who fired shots. The Seimerpa MeRar Presa Association from Washington notes conditions mirror those faced by the President in Brownsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serimpa-MeRar Presa Association
Washington
Dre
Brownsville
Nexro Suldterk
Cnnfronta Hlin
Renert B. Calvert
Leyte
Phillyplm Inlands
Cornerstone Laid for United Brethren Church Crest
The cornerstone of the United Brethren church at St. Talist and Park Ave was laid Sunday in a ceremony led by Bishop G Matthews of Chicago. Attendees included Jindine Vinson Carter and Crate L Bowen who spoke at Cencry Darlaikin church. Funds raised from the lane service will aid construction of the colonial brick building.
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St.tali-St
Park-ave
Werdtany Nies
G. of. Math ‘Thews
Chicago
Church
Visitute
Cencry Darlaikin Church
Matthews
Jindine Vinson Carter
Crate L. Bowen
Ainley Named to Succeed Spencer as Southern Railway VP
Samuel Spencer’s death in a wreck leaves a vacancy at the top of the Southern Railway. Finley, longtime executive with Southeastern Passenger Agents and now second vice president, is seen as Spencer’s successor guiding policy and finances through a transition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Finley
Southern Railway Company
Samuel Spencer
Southern Railway
Mr. Finney
Southern Haliway
Fintey
Southeastern Passenger Agents’ Association
James Hil
Great Southern Ealway
Arcond
Spencer
Finley
City Births and Marriages Recorded in Daily Update
City birth notices list W and Maggie Middleton. Horace and Nell Moor. August and Amy Windhorne. William and Beatrice Newbold. David and Matilda Rutan. Frank and Nellie Donahue. John E. and Maggie Jones. Nellie Pearl Mogera. Mary A. Ayers. and others with notes on illnesses. Marriages include William D. Hanagan and Mertle M. Kerfer. Frank Gardner and Pannie. Elmar Muirly Wid and Augusta Berg. John P. Cunningham and Nethe Dennis. Eugene R. Dundy and Pearle. Ture Melvin W. French and Bue Bira. George W. Castreman and Lauren Wutner. Thomon A. Dugdale and Edna Barr. Building permits list E A Cooper repairs. Myers dwelling. Wemy-nith and Colter. JoAn Murberger. Frank W. Smith. W D Hellmann. Traylor dwelling. address details and values in dollars.
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Maggie Middleton
Martha Bumtskes
Ma-Ave
Bey
Horace
Nell¢ Moors
Tiamiton
Twe
August
Amy Windhoree
Wiliam
Beatrice Newbold
Ralston
Box
David and Maltida
Rutan
WB Mestarthy St
Frank M
Nellie Donahue
John E
Maggie Jones
City
William D. Hanagan
Mertle M. Kerfer
Frank
Ardrer Ani Pannit
Elmar
Muirly Wid
Augusta
Borger
Friest &, Wands
Clara L. Berg
John P. Cunningham
NetHe Dennis
Eugene R. Dundy
Pearle
Ture
Melvin W. French
Bue
Biraen Herman E
Frenk Borus
Elsie
Uuysch. Thomon A. Dugdale
Edna M. Barr
E. A. Cooper
N. Mary
Co. OR
Myers
Colter
Short
Cor Dakota
Kay
Ste
Joan Murberger
Barnes & Went Et
Rusenbers
Belmont-ave
Michigan
Frank W. Smith
Teeate- Alcth
Oltey-atn
W. D. Hellmann
Mlentean
Agnes
Dollar's Shadow Across the Eyes in Indiana Revival
Dr George R Stuart of Tennessee delivered revival sermons in Indianapolis that drew thousands at Roberts Park Church before abruptly ending due to illness. He urged men to reject liquor, warn of saloon influence, and rallied about Gov Hanly’s character, with several young men expressing resolve to reform their paths.
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George R. Stuart
Tennessee
Evans Éhis
Indianapolis
Stuart
Cleveland
Tenn
Mme
Ormitack
Nermis
Nehan
Roberts Park
Evangelist
Roberta Park St
Han
Patition
Robert Bowes
William McHinlay
Gov
Haniv
Heaven
Hell
Five Marriages and Divorces in One Family in Five Years
George Timm, formerly divorced in May, married his brother's wife who was divorced in June. His sister married the same day, totaling five marriages and five divorces in the Timm family over five years in Omaha Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippa-McRar Press Associans
Omaha
Neb
George Timm
George
Timm
Western Pioneer Henry Mayer Dies in Chicago
Henry Mayer a pioneer of the west and one of the first men to cross the Santa Fe trail from Missouri to Mexico died in Chicago today at the age of 71. He helped open the route and influenced early wagon traffic and westward expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Henry Mayer
West
Missouri
Mexico
Travel Protection group backs 3 cent railroad rate
In South Bend Indiana December 3 headed by Pot 8 of Somih Bend sever a thousand Travelers’ Protective Association members campaign for a 3 cent railroad rate. State meeting will draft resolutions for presentation to the legislature.
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Aum
South Bend
Ind
Pot
Somih Bend
Travelers’ Protective Association of
Indiana
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Frank J. Retner
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Stewart
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Harry ¥. Francia
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John C. Bergter
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James Goodlet
John W. Curran
Charles A. Metcalf
Detwitt C. Drake
George E Carter
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James M. Croprey
Robert Fitter
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T. J. Montgomery
W. J. Trimmer
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H. G. Fell
Fred Tig
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Harman Fromeyer
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