Wall Street Stocks Open Higher Amid Mixed War News
Vanderbilt stocks led gains as trading opened with the Dow and rails showing strength in early activity. New York Central climbed to 13 with scattered movements elsewhere as government bonds held steady and prices remained largely unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acrlype-McRae ‘Press Associatiog
Steel Ee
Vanderbilt
New York Central
Vanderbilt A
Mar, Waltat
Thomson
Lae Chong SM
Chicago Live Stock Prices and Market Report
Chicago live stock prices show matin9g bids and varied values across beef, cattle, and dairy categories. Notable figures include beef steers and heifers trading near 8.00 to 9.50 per hundredweight, with westerns and Texans around 6.50 to 8.50, and stocker and feeder entries showing mixed gains amid demand. Grain and feed notes reflect firm to rising bids for No 2 red wheat and mixed feeds, alongside steady hay prices.
Relief Funds Stolen Highlight Red Cross Loss
Secretary Marlatt, president of the Red Cross society, reports today that relief funds had been stolen. The incident concerns funds intended for aid, with authorities reviewing the loss and potential suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
gettepe-McRae
Washington
Marlatt
Jean, Hed Cross Society
Livestock Prices Rise as Hogs Lead Indiana Market
Indianapolis December reports hog prices gained 10 to 15 cents with a strong demand from all sources. Prices topped at 8.80 while bulk traded between 6.57 and 6.40. Cattle markets showed little change though prime stock remained in demand and sheep and lambs sold steadily. Pittsburgh through reports echoed firm hog and cattle activity with similar price ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Louis Livestock Market Report From Louie Mo
Livestock receipts at Louis Livestock Market include cattle with steady demand. Steer prices around 7% higher, stockers and feeders mixed. Texas steers around 5.50, cows and heifers near 3.25. Hog receipts up 50 cents, lighter hogs and packers firmer. Lambs around 4.00, natives about 33 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
Serippinenne Prene Association
LOUIE
Ruse
Texay
Had Fun With Sheriff-Elect Joc Clay Bond Woes
Sheriff-elect Joc Clay faced a hurdle as County Clerk William E. Davis said his bond was invalid for lacking approval from County Commissioner Thownan Spafford. Clay must obtain Spafford's signature, or he cannot take office. Spafford later appeared at the courthouse, resolving the issue.
Fear for labor leader Albert Young amid corruption disclosures
CHICAGO December reports state labor figure Albert Young, famed for a national disclosure on teamsters strikes, is collapsing physically due to fear of death by attackers. Testimony tied to offers of money to influence witnesses, including an apparent $5,000 offer from Campbell and Gardner associates, with Young denying knowledge of any payoff.
Chicago grain prices and receipts from morning session
Wheat rose modestly with December and May positions showing gains while corn declined and oats held firm. Provisions strengthened with January pork near 1.49, ribs around 0.37. Local receipts listed as 4 cars for wheat, 152 for corn, and 177 for oats. No. 2 red winter wheat and No. 2 yellow corn were quoted with December and May contract levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dec
Market notes show minimal trading and firm bids
A thin session opens with a single morning transaction on the exchange. Union Traction common changes hands at a stable level after a long period of inactivity. Prices between bid and ask are narrow with little willingness from holders to move. Numerous securities listed include American Central Life, Belt Railroad, Indiana hotels, and Union Traction, among others. Sales for the day highlight Union Traction common.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Traction
American Central Life Ins
American National Bank Atlas Engine Works
Broyne Ketcham Iron Wharea
Capital National
Central ‘Trust Co
Citizens Savings de Columbia National Farmers Trust Company
Federal Union Surety Co
Val. Tene. Co
Bs Homp Brewing Company
Indiana Hotel Co
Tna
Hotel Co
Indiana Union Tractlor
Indianapolis Abattair
Indpis. & Martinsy
Ro T Co
Indianapoils Fire Ins
Indianapolis Gas Co
Indpis
Southeast
Traid
Indianapolis
Ralls
Ter
New Telephone Cn New Te
People's Deposit Bank
People's Light
Ef Ranh Fertilizer
Reeves & Co
Pec
Security Trust Deny
Union National Rae Union Traction
Binion Traction
Woton Trust Co
Wasson Pila
Et. W. & Wab
Val. T. Uo
Triiiana Hotel Company
Triliana Walon Traction Ba
Indpls
Col. & Southern 3A
Indianapaliw & Haauirn
Moe
Greenfield
Faye I
Martinaville
Northern
Trac. & Ter
New ‘Telephone
Union Traction of Indians Sa
Counterfeiter Vonteer Faces Indictment In Federal Court
Willam H. Vonteer of Indianapolis admitted he used a counterfeit coin in a local tobacco shop and was charged by a federal grand jury with counterfeiting. Detective Simon and a patrolman arrested him after the purchase. coins and metal remnants were found in his home. He claimed no knowledge of the coin’s counterfeit nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam H. Vonteer
Warde to Lecture in Indianapolis Dramatic Series
Frederick Warde, famed Shakespearean reader, will lecture at Caleb Mille hall Thursday night Friday afternoon and night and Saturday afternoon. Indianapolis clubs and visitors will attend in large numbers with tickets selling at 1.30 for all four lectures. Warde speaks on Shakespeare and his plays Julius Caesar Hamlet and The Women of Shakespeare with Prof J. L. Conner directing at the Metropolitan School of Music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Warde
Geter
Caleb Mille Hall
Indianapolis
Warde
Utetrae Redian
Shakesheare
Readi Igh
Indianapalia
Starr Plano
Pennsylvania-st
Wards
Ion
Conner
Metropasstan School of Music
Mrr
Wardenas
Indianapoeines
Caleb Sills
Main University
Oxford
Collision Wrecks 180 Engines in Kentucky Freight Crash
A head on collision between two Chem jbeakt OMto freight trains in Mount Sterling Kentucky caused 180 engines to wreck, five cars to pile up, and left one man dead with several injured. The crash stemmed from a misapplied order and seriously injured workers George C. Soeehan and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippa-MeHac Prewo Association
Mount Sterling
Chem Jbeakt
Omto
Will Kash
Wilson
George C. Soeehan
Areman
Wis
Opened New Opera House in Manhattan by Hammerstein
Oscar Hammerstein's new Manhattan opera house opened with a modernized Brand opera and American scenes. Patrons gave an ovation as Hammerstein was called before the curtain. The orchestra played The Star Spangled Banner before the opera Puritans. A new departure in presenting stately tragedies and dramas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippa-MoHse Presa Association
New York
Oscar Hammers
Stein
Manhattan Opera House
Hammerstein
McClobey Strikes Gold On Cripple Creek Prospect
Denver December 4 James McGionkey a Philadelphia National League pitcher Georges McClelland and Jack Nash amateurs struck a rich vein while prospecting on Cripple Creek land owned by the Vanderbilt estate near Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Col
James McGionkey
Georges McClelland
Jack Nash
Cripple Creek
Vanderbilt
Robbery at daylight hits Roseville lumber office
In Roseville Indiana at noon a thief reached through a window to the Heasivily Lamber Lumber Company office, obtained a key to the front door, entered, and stole forty dollars from the money drawer before escaping. The lumber company is owned by the Kramey brothers of Frankfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roseville
Ind
Bec
Charles
Trippe
Protectorate Admission Pressured by Cuba Question
Havana sources report continued urgency in Congress over U S policy toward Cuba. The message stresses a protectorate for the island as a strategic response to ongoing Cuban question debates and U S presidential stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soelppa-MeRar
Havana
Dec
Cuba
Honevet
Congresse
Thin
Washington University professor declines army reinstatement
In Seattle on December 4 Henry Bowlby of the summarizes faculty of Washington University, who along with five others expelled from West Point, was ordered by presidential order to report for examination at Fort Leavenworth but refused to go.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitippr- Mess
Early Christmas Gift From Conpatidated Gas
New York December 4. Banta Clara pays an early visit to New York this year and 5,600 employees of the Consolidated Gas company rejoice today. The Christmas gift is a 1 percent wage increase granted to all employees earning $20 or less per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McHue
New York
Banta Clara
Gaa
Pearl Pin Theft Entangles Trio in City Cafe
Grace Haymona a giddy young woman in Jal allegedly found a valuable pearl pin in a cafe after spending time with a traveling saleman. She later gave the pin away while a cafe owner reported the loss to police. Detectives Kinney and Morgen charged the trio with grand larceny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Haymona
Jal
Kinney
Morgen
Tmdey Parest
Merceny
Fire damages Edwin Nolan home from defective wiring
A fire at Edwin Nolan's residence on 32 Draket Street in Massachusetts caused extensive damage when a defective wire sparked early morning. Firefighters battled the blaze as damage assessments continued and neighbors reported smoke and heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Nolan
Draket
Mass
Married in a Buggy Special The Bam
Richmond Indiana dispatch reports a man named Johni Woaita died while hiding in a buggy bogey. The incident occurred December 4 as Lyman Leopold was involved or noted in connection with the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Ind
Johni Woaita
Lyman
Leopold
Deaths and Marriages in City Record for a Day
The city notices list deaths including Catherine Kinney and Anna Williams with causes such as renal dropry pneumonia and bronchopneumonia and chronic illnesses. Marriages feature Henry Miller and Bertha Wien, Orrin Prickett and Urinet, among others, while building permits show various dwellings and repairs with dollar values and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laulee Dyfield
Colon
Toulx Hart
Jefferson-ave
Deaconeas Hospital
John Schaffner
Vinden St
Anna Willams
Massachusetts
Pear
Menry Miller
Bertha Wien
Orel
Prickett
Urinet
Ate Learmt
Arthur H. Snyder
Willem
Eeknor
Robert Walton
Anna Fitzgerald
Tanagan
Myre M. K. Ketfer
Oren Biller
Neier A. Kagter
Frank Gardner
Vanethermute
Matty Hilt
Augusta Be
August
Mary Afferich
Dwalins
Tlinalsat
Chas
Hellenberger
Lagmaness
Ward
Fontaine
Jaroh Sterger
War Man
Jno
Hotz
Benaie-are
L. Dy Tyter
Varter H. and
G. Company
Sea
Washington-at
Duc. Becker
Massachusetts. Ave
E. H. Concannon
Woul SM
Aen Alerave
Thompson
Sid Holzer
Gillette Breaks Down in Court During Prosecution Address
In a dramatic courtroom moment Gillette wept as the prosecutor quoted Grace Brown’s letters and denounced the brutality of the crime. The district attorney urged the jury to acknowledge the victim’s suffering and the world’s right to know the truth, while the defense labeled the defendant’s paramour and challenged the claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yara
Lars
Flare
Chile
Grace Brown
Jeter
Abe Sett
Tsou
Tormey
Hell
Gillette
Rat
Gilette
Praying for Brother Gillette in Grace Brown Case
In Herkimer New York the courtroom drama centered on Chester Gillette as prayers rose for his acquittal. Hazel Gillette, a St. City schoolteacher and Grace Brown’s sweetheart, watched from her classroom as residents and students joined in fervent prayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippe-McRae Prens Associatium
Chicago
Herkimer
N.Y
Chester 2
Gillette
Grace Brown
Misa Hazel Gliletce
Sian City
Zion City
Incorporations Filed For Interurban Line And Firms
Secretary of state records Tuesday include The Minshall Smokeless Coal Company Rockville with 5000 capital stock. The New Castle Union Rutleny Company capital 5000 proposing an Interurban line from New Castle through Sulphur Springs Middletown and Honey Creek Henry County. Other incorporations include The National Manufacturing Company Hammond with capital 20000 The Superior Machine Tool Company Kokomo capital 20000 The Feoman Grain Company Too Man capital 8000. Directors named across filings include Clarence Kintter Fy Jones Fr J Hathaway Albert P Welgel G M H Robinson L Welgel A Robinson Clarence Johns Charla C Boen cre William Hanelle and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of State
Minshall Smokeless Coal Company
Rockville
Capital Stock
KOM
Max Eichtwrp
Jet¢e Eichbers
Mort Teretl
New Castle Union Rutleny Company
Wrectore
Thomas BD
Minkan
Chartier & Hernley
Charles W. Mouch
Myer Helter
Harry E. Jennings
G. MH. Robinson
L. Welgel
A. Robinson
Feoman Grain Company
Tooman
Capital
Clarence Johns
Charla C. Boencre
William Hanelle
Capital and Labor Inaugurate a New Era Plea
Merippes Moline Press Association in Chicago reported a Citizens' Industrial Association of America meeting. James W. Van Cleave of St. Louis urged employers nationwide to extend generosity to workers while labor should show appreciation by avoiding discontent and refraining from provoking unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merippes Moline Press Association
Chicago
Siandiday
Citizens’ Industrial Association of America
James WL van Cleave
St. Louis
Manufacturers’ Association
van Cleave
Willers
Parker Urges Roosevelt to Demand Corporate Tax Reform
Albany notes Democratic nominee Parker calls for President Roosevelt to require campaign managers to eliminate corporate influence in the national campaign and press for ending payments by insurance firms to political committees. He argues for tighter controls on corporate contributions to campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serippn
Metine Prean
Albany
N.Y
Memorial of Grants Visit to Buckeye GU Companies
A court motion by the Serthos-Welloe Pres Association seeks Buckeye GU to produce books and records and to supply complete lists of ages and directors. The filing aims to compel disclosure of corporate records in circuit court, on behalf of Attorney General Elia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippa-Metiac Prese Association
Yokohama
Elsell
Fre Inday
Serthos-Welloe Pres Association
Findeay
David
Phelps
Bahalf
Elia
Aled
Eircuit
Buckeye GU Company
Oll Trust
Aubordiary
Irate swain sues ex sweetheart for ring and watch
The case follows a breakup between Manute Taylor and Miss Taylor over a diamond ring given by Mamie Tayloe and a gold watch from Terattigneed. Freeman seeks return of the items via replevin as Justice of the Peace Keifer serves the writ at the court house. Miss Taylor promised to appear with the property Tuesday morning, but has not yet been heard from.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freak Freeman Lough
Diamort
Mamie Tayloe
Terattigneed
Manute Taylor
Freeman
Keifer
Mirq Taylor
Court House
Alleged Grafter Arrested in Pittsburgh Case
Awet Tn of Pittsburgh was arrested today in a conspiracy case tied to the Pillsboro and Tuberley railway company. He was identified with the company and gave bond, awaiting further hearings set for December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Rineer J, UH
Millbolland
Pillsboro & Tuberley Railway Company
Lo Yale
Piltshneg & Tube City Railroad Company
Painter Dies After Street Fall In Perracesave
J B Dillon aged about 37 at Perracesave died suddenly near his home after a fall while walking by his bank. He fractured his skull and never regained consciousness. autopsy planned by Willan F Molt Wednesday morning to determine death cause. Mr Disten was a painter, ill for three weeks with lead poisoning, had recovered enough to go out, left a widow and three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. Dillon
I Perracesave
Tess
Willan F. Molt
Oklahoma to Keep Gas Association Meeting in Guthrie
Tulsa Dec 4 The commercial Hedrew af the new site will meet in Guthrie Wednesday to take steps to prevent the piping of natural gas outside of the new state. A clause in the constitution is proposed to prohibit this practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NerippreMeHe Prerr Association
Tulsa
Guthrie
Wednerday
Plea for Square Deal to Protect Indiana Manufacturers
The author urges fair treatment of manufacturers and corporations in Indiana, arguing for common sense statutes that balance regulation with business needs. They warn against radical anti corporate measures and emphasize the importance of Indianapolis as a manufacturing hub to local commerce and stability. The piece contends reform should regulate, not punish, industry leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Indianapole
Indianapolis
Manufacturery
Five Die In Collapse At Main Street Building Site
Five John D Js company workers were buried under debris when a three story brick building on Main street collapsed. Fred Miers was killed instantly while Daniel Eldridge Elmer Oĺllagan Jonesh Rebowlt and John Stock were seriously injured in Dayton on December 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sperini
Dayton
John 4 Js Company
Main St
Fred Miers
Daniel Eldridge
Elmer O'llagan
Jonesh Rebowlt
John Stock
Will Boom Anderson Fund Factory Locating Effort
A meeting of citizens in Anderson Indiana decided to raise a fund to locate factories in the city. The Commercial club will assist and participate in the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Ind
Nothing but Bobiness in Odd Post Office Report
Forty seven users were received at our postences one day this week. The Hostmaster General's department at Orta considered adding Jean-to to the premises. Visitors to Mignapors are aghast at the amount of business transacted in this office. Midnepora, Alberta Gunetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orta
Jean-to
Mignapors
Oiica
jMidnepora
Alberta
Gunetts
Mrs Morrison 15 President Leads Railway Auxiliary Election
The Piersons club hosted the Ladies Auxiliary of the Railway Conductors with Mrs Morrison elected president for the coming year. New officers include Mrs Ry S. Morrison as president, a vice president, treasurer, secretary, and several appointees, while the group plans a joint officer installation with the Order of Railway Trainmen in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theadles
Pierson
Neil
M+ Reera
Mira
Ry S. Morriaga
Dire A. W. Wryter
Emmet Justin
J. Wel
Muatclan
J. M. Beaver
Memphis
Tenn
H. FF. Reynolds
Lrve
Arrest Saga of A J Zeigler Over Fake Badges
A J Zeigler of Auburn Indiana faced U S court Tuesday over a dubious badge scheme. He paid nine dollars for a private course on applying fake whiskers and for fantasy detective agency documents. An attorney advised pursuing repayment from the alleged con artist linked to a metal ointment claim while secret service guidance pointed toward police involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Bo Zgleter
Ausburn
Ind
United States
Celpler
A. Conan Doyle
Nicholas
Indianapolis
Br. Zety
Auburn
Ty Bing
Secret
Servicg Af Arera
Zerk
Zeigler
Chrecken
Amstel to The Run Enlarge Army Post Plan
Ww, ABHINGTON, Dec. 7. Secretary Shaw estimates 10020 for the purchase of about 600 acres of land adjoining a maneuvering camp. Benjamin Morrison and associates have impressed Indiana lawmakers with plans to push the land deal, with potential adjustments to leadership and titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Post
Amstel
Abhington
Shaw
Benjamin Morrison
Ganspella
Indiana
Benjamin Harrieon
Gas Tank Used to Kill Dogs Sparks Outrage
Humane society officials in Indianapolis raised alarms after a gas tank installed at a city station was used to kill stray dogs. Two dogs were placed in the four foot square galvanized tank, gas released through pipes, and both succumbed within 13 minutes to the fumes. Witnesses described it as a night of torture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humane
Che
Etray
Blow Humane Society
Larga
Indianapolia Gas Company
Terry McGovern Crazed In Brooklyn Incident
New York December 4 Terry McGovern former United States lightweight champion appeared crazed in South Brooklyn today arousing police. He was arrested after a scream by a patrolman who found him hiding a large toilet seat and claimed he had arrived from Washington sailing to the yard yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottigpe-WeNnerein Association
New York
Terry McGovern
United States
Brooklyn
McGovern
Graft Scandal Deepens as Land Jury Probes Details
San Francisco December 4 reports say land jury again probes graft cases as prosecutors predict more corrupt acts. The Bellyidere and Smanterpal brothel cases are linked to alleged billboard privilege grants by the Board of Public Works. Up to 100000 dollars said to be involved in the affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felippe-Meac Pires
San Francisco
Bratt
Board of Public Work
Aue
Songs and Sermons at Home Presbyterian Church
The Rev. Abram Gmy and Rev. Frederick Stearns preached in a series of meetings to a crowded Sunday night audience. Stearns, pastor for only a few months, is praised as active and spiritual. The Home Church plans to operate without further aid from the Home Mission Board as the congregation grows in strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abram Gmy
New York
Traveraing
Frederick & Stearns
Home Presbyterian Church
Stearns
Home Ehyren
Home Mission Board
The
Presbyterian Church
Burnham Freed Bid Ends Larceny Case Debate
In New York the prosecution pressed a grand larceny case against George Burnham Jr. of Mutual Reserve Life Insurance. William Rand, for Burnham, sought dismissal arguing the statute of limitations had expired. A lengthy argument continued into the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippe cHae Froam Ameen
New York
Dec
George Burnham, Jr
Mutual Reserve Life Insurance Company
William Rand
Burnham
Critics of Doctor Stirling in Manila Vaccination Trials
Manila reports on two more prisoner deaths linked to injections of diphenic germ serum during a trial of anti-doters serum. The Hammond government faces ongoing criticism from Filipina newspapers targeting Dr RK Strong and the conduct of the experiments, raising alarms over safety and oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serippa-Mewar FO. Amwern
Manila
Avoialoey
Btrong
Deposed Rev Crapaey Removed From Buffalo Parish
The deposed Reverend Crapaey, former rector of St Andrew's Episcopal church in Rochester, is reported to have been removed from his position in Buffalo. Details indicate church authorities acted amid reported improprieties within the Rochester diocese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crapaey
St. Andrew's
Rochester
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Merippe-deRae Press Association
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Scrippe-McRaee Preea Association
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