Wall Street Stocks Open Irregular With Mixed Early Advances
The New York stock market opened irregular as declines partly recovered and some stocks advanced after the first hour. The market cooled before noon with wide price movements. New York Central rose on dividend news, while government bonds remained steady. Agricultural futures and livestock quotes appeared mixed with rail and grain prices reflecting routine fluctuations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dee
New York Central
Chicago Live Stock Prices and Markets Report
Chicago and Pittsburg market notes show daily receipts and price ranges for cattle hogs and sheep. Prime cattle and feeders move about $5 to $7.50 with various weights, hay prices listed, and mixed grain values noted amid steady to firm trade across markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippe-McRee
Chicago
Westerna
Pittsburg
Scrippa-Meftne Preak Association
Dee
SAT
Medi Bnd
East Buffalo Live Stock Report Fragment
Fragmentary OCR listing mixed items including cattle cows stockers and feed receipts grain and sheep. No coherent event or clear figures readable. Contains multiple garbled terms and nonsensical sequences.
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W. A. Active
Youters
Trial of Downes in Denham post office robbery
The federal grand jury indicted Charles Downes and Judson Sturtevant in a Denham post office robbery case tried in U S court. Downey, a veterinarian, led the plan. another man helped to blow the gate and flee with the loot in May 148. Witnesses testified to the events and Downey’s statements.
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Charles Downes
Federal Grand Jury
Downey
Downey Pad
Pledge of Tobacco Men Testimony At Princeton Meeting
In Princeton Kentucky Ber a Price Bforse testified at an investigation into the burning of tobacco stemmeries that a Dark Tobacco Growers meeting heard a member pledge to take up arms and shed blood for the association. He testified that many stood, others were excluded, and Fire Marshals Ayers has the names of the members.
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Scrippe-McRae Freks Ausociation
Princeton
Ber a.Price Bforse
Dark Tobacco Growers ® Association
Fire Marshes
Ayers
Illinois building breaking ground at Jamestown Exposition
Norfolk Virginia report notes a ground breaking ceremony for a new Illinois pressed brick structure at the Jamestown exposition. James Humphrey of the commission turned the first spade, describing the building as the finest among those at the fair, rivaling New York’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
fetippe-McFine Tress Agsogiat
Norfolk
Jamestown
James Humphrey
Timoin ‘Commission
Livestock Market Report From Indianapolis
Indianapolis livestock market notes show hogs at 6.9 to 6.5 in recent trades with top at 6.16 while cattle and sheep move slowly. Hogs weaken slightly under heavy demand. cattle and sheep largely steady with most supply tidily handled and prices near prior levels.
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Indianapolis
Anne
Cincinnati Live Rock Market Summary
Market notes from Cincinnati and New York report varied commodity prices and items. Includes cattle poultry cheese and tallow topics with mixed packers receipts and steady to slight changes in values.
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Scrippe-uriar Reese Associa
Cincinnati
Scrippe-3ichur Breva Association
New York
Siemac
Turkes's
Quarrel Ends in Fatality in Thanksgiving Fight
Salem Indiana reports Marcus Criswell aged five died after a fight over home turkeys on Thanksgiving. Montgomery is held without bail on a murder charge claiming self defense after striking Criswell with a gun barrel. Both men were respected farmers. Criswell remained in a coma until his death.
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Salem
Ind
Londown
May cure horses in Hamilton County vet surgery ruling
Judge James Pritchard of the superior court ruled that D B Sinclair of Hamilton county may practice veterinary surgery without the state elimination. Sinclair, a farmer known as a horse doctor, has operated for 19 years and claims to have cured many horses through traditional veterinary methods.
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James 4. Pritchard
Winson Caner
Db. Sinclair
Hamilton County
Stanlajr
Kodak Exhibition at German House Opens Monday Night
The Stephens Photo Supply company presents four Kodak exhibition items at the German House from December 1 to 15. Curated by Eastman Kodak, the display features a maplay of cavesall, hundreds of pictorial engravings, and illustrated lectures by Dr. Dixon with demonstrations. Lectures are scheduled for 2 pm and 8 pm daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens Photo Supply Company
Kodak
Eastman Kodak Company
Dixon
Old Records Saved After Court House Fire in Norfolk
Norfolk reports say the oldest records dating to 1800s were saved from an iron vault when the courthouse and jail burned yesterday. The incident occurred in Barry county and involved Scrippa McHee Prean Anno nation. No further details on casualties or causes are provided.
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Scrippa-McHee Prean Annociation
Norfolk
Aterton
Barry
Yuletide Fair Opens at First Baptists Church
Yuletide fair opened Tuesday at the First Baptist church with about ten hundred people served a traditional New England dinner. The fair will run through Friday as organizers plan continued parish fundraising and community fellowship.
Chicago grain and produce market roundup
CHICAGO GRAIN Scrippa-BeeHee Preas Asscelm shows morning strength in grain amid lower commission rates. December wheat at 70 i? May quadro. corn up. December oats/May oats steady. provisions unsettled with pork and lard prices noted. Local receipts list cars for wheat and corn, plus December futures closes and prices for No 2 winter and No 3 yellow corn. Chicago Produce reports creamery butter, cheese, and live poultry prices across varieties.
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Scrippa-BeeHee
Chicago
YABC
Park
Cork
Fred Winter
Market Mixed as Securities Edge Down Minorly on Thin Morning
Local securities show small declines with Terminal down 1 percent on a thin morning session. Most listings hold stable with no broad move. market conditions seen as subdued, demand for leading issues remains healthy. A long list of banks, rail and utility stocks appears with varied par values and several bonds quoted.
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Stock Exchange
American Central Life Ins. Co
American National Bank
Avas Engine Works
Belt Railroad Common
Bett Railroad Ptd
Ge Capital National Bank
Ft. W. & Wab
Val. Trac. Co
Home Brewing Co
Indiana Hotel Co
Common
Ang. Hotel Co
Iiliene
National Hank
Ind
Indiana Union Traction Co
Dodjana Trust Company
Indianapolis
Indbls. & Martinsv
Indianapolis Fire
Indianapolis Gas Co
Indpls
Southesal Tr. Pit
Indianapolis Struct Hadwiy
Indianapolis ‘Trac
MM & W. Traction
National New Telephone Co
New Tel. Co
People's Deposit Bank
Teagic'n Light and Heat
Rank Fertilizer and Reeves & Co
Security Trast
Union National Bank
Linton ‘Praction
Union Traction
Indianapolia Grafe
Greenfield Ra. Ind
Martinavillle R
Indianapolia
Indpla
Trac. & Tor
Union ‘Traction of
Indiana
Police halts gas euthanasia of stray dogs after mistreatment reports
Four dogs were fatally harmed during a disputed euthanasia trial using a device at Holes station WAHL. Chief Robert Metzger ordered the gas chamber method abandoned after 17 to 18 minutes of distress and pleas, following two trial runs deemed cruel.
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Robert Metzger
Animala
Fraternal congress debates dog-killer methods at meeting
At the annual intins Frawrnal congress held in Denl pon hotel on a Tuesday, officers were reelected led by President Charles Darling. A legislative committee discussed dog-killer methods and the asphyxiation method was deemed failing. The group considered a new device but reported mixed results and expected to pursue a different approach.
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Denlpon
General Assembly
Charles Darling
Indiana
Royal League of Chi
Gage
tViil
C. Converse
Jienmond
National Union
Doge
E. Sehiroer
Indians Humane Society
al Smith
Indi
Anapolis
Schroer, Inc
Dianapolia
P. W. Bartholomew
Indicloty Mmuat
Anapatis
Gilbert Howells
Ville
Will
Converse
Menmand
Marriage of Dora Gillette and David Sadie. trip to Chicago
The marriage of Miss Dora Gillette and David Sadie, both of Cory and Sacha, was performed Wednesday morning. After the ceremony they left for Chicago for a few days’ stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Gillette
Davit Sadie
Cory and
Sacha
Uillers
Chicago
Bnehe
Mellafon
Incorporations Report From State Offices With Firms Formed
Articles of incorporation were filed at the secretary of state offices Wednesday naming several new enterprises. The Burrows Men's Olient Gas Co of Brazil lists capital stock and directors including D. J. Walkup and T. P. Sharp. The Rigo Ol and Gas Cap of Vine Jennes shows capital stock 6,0 with directors D. Figgas and J. H. Wii.
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Ted
Burrows Men's Olient Gas Co
Brazil
Capital Stock
Reppert
BW. Smith
E. Adama
Thedfong Shating Rink
Bedtore
D. J. Walkup
T. PF
Sharp
Sherv
Rigo Ol and Gas Cap
Vine Jennes
Clark
D. ¥. Figgas
J. T. Odpbhont
M. A. Bosworth
D. James
J. H. Wii
Discredit Picture of Mrs Eddy in McClure's Magazine
Boston December report states Alfred Farlow of the Christian Science church committee on publication claims McClure's Magazine used a portrait of Mrs Mary Baker Eddy that is actually a likeness of Sarah Chevalier. Chevalier’s son confirms the engraving identity, and the piece questions authorship and attribution of the Eddy portrait.
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the Law
Boston
Mass
Alfred Farlow
Committee On Publication
The
Christian Science Church
Meclure
Perec der Lgaue
Eddy
California
Mary Haker G. Eddy
Christian Science
McClure
Endy
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Wal
Mira Baty
Mrs. Eddy
Charity Ball Shines As Social Season Opens In Town
A large charity ball drew prominent society to Tomlinson Hall in a lavish annual charity event. Decorations in red and green created a festive atmosphere while the central stage hosted performances, and a round of supper followed for the invited guests. Members and boxholders included many leading citizens and local officials, with hosts arranging extensive seating and hospitality for the evening.
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Tomlinson Tall
Ery
Ashie
Gremn
Brotherly League of Locomotive Firemen Plans Rail Wage Rise
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers met in Chicago to demand a 115 percent wage increase, an eight hour day, and better conditions. A.J. Hanrahan, grand master, presided with 63,000 members represented. Committees will confer with railroad officials, though they say no current crisis faces the roads.
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Reripps-Werne Frese Ansociant
Chicago
Deo
A. J Hanrahan
Arand
Dg-Aix
Jocul
Cit
Roada
Flinrahan
Centennial Anniversary Celebration Planned Thursday
The 10th anniversary of an incsennea uoi verwity will be celebrated Thursday with Governor Hanly delivering the principal address and leading sprasion areas.
Seven Girls Injured In Fire At Plant
A fire at the Rathbun plant injured seven girls as workers battled flames on the premises. Anna Reeae, Lillie Stapp, Lizzie Richards, and others helped extinguish the blaze while awaiting medical aid. Dr. Boersig and Dr. Lock treated the wounded, with one girl seriously burned and others suffering singed hair and blistered skin.
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Anna Reeae
Mise Stanp
FA Nathhyn
Baineave
Borrsig
Alan
MIMG
Miss Stapp
Mish Richards
Rathbun
Lr. Reeves
Boersig
Lock
Indianapolis
Judges Split It Up In Howard Grant County Election
In Howard Grant counties a judgeship was settled to the satisfaction of the incumbent and the elect. PL Killott chosen to succeed Judge Harness in Howard. Elliott, a Democrat, overcomes 4800 in one county. Incumbent and Judge Resert reach compromise. Harness appointed by Elliott to serve to Dec 17 at Kokomo. Court moves to Marion, Grant county. Harness will appoint special judge to fill time until Jan 1.
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Howard-Grant Couney
PL. Killott
Dudge Harnesy
Elliott
Nou
Eliot
Resert
Harness
Eliott
Kokemo
Howard County
Marion
Grant County
Dan
Garland Moore Captured After Murder of Clara West
Springfield Missouri report states Garland Moore was captured after allegedly murdering Miss Clara West near Boon Die, rural route mail carrier, receiving details of a quarrel over marriage and flowers. Moore reportedly fled after the confrontation and was taken into custody this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerippe-Meline Pitta
Springfield
Boin DiAr
Garland Moore
Clara Weat
Flower
Moore
China on Display at Nand-decorated art event
The Keramic association presents a display of nand decorated art in the Starr Plano company showroom. The sale begins Monday and runs this week with members visiting major cities for lessons from top artists. Notable painters include Mrs. A B Fui Fate, Mrs. W D Weick, Mrs C Kramer, Mrs M OR Warner, and Miss Bess Whitridge among others.
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Ndlaba Keramic Association
Prining & Onale
Tlaptay
Starr Plano Company
Srle
Krraile Aserciarion
A.B
Fu i Fate
W. D. Weick
Mre C
Kramer
Mra
M. OR
Warner
Wilcox
Mee
Turnbull
Mes
George
Ko«komo
Bess Whitridge
Sra
Blackledge
Mre
A. L. Orndern
Stiss
Greenstreet
Mrz
Broddard
Arbert Henley
Teller Shortage Sparks Bank Notes in Anbar City
Discrepancy in First National Bank accounts tied to teller William Ardieron. Announcement cites a shortage of at least 19 dollars and notes his wife reports a missing husband after a hunting trip. Authorities follow up.
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Seipe-Besheneres Associanion
Anbar City
Willam Ardirreon
Abernathy
Anderson
Htis
City Record Births and Deaths in Daily Ledger
Birth notices list Edward and Stela Areman and many couples with addresses across the city, noting girls and boys born to families such as Harvey and Caroline Pettyford, Archie Vincent, and James Bunn, among others. Death records include Adam Dr. Terley de im Tour with lobar pneumonia and several named residents, plus pulmonary tuberculosis and accidental drownings.
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Edward
Stela Areman
Atd
Pamaghi
Porter
Hoy
Mary Kane
Dormana
Vsk
Anna NeCuns
Caply
Charles
Amy Gurlay
Roach-at
Rist
Fred
Winnie Etterkamp
Henowh Hatche
Harvey
Caroline Pettyford
Rady-st
Oscar
Laura Shelly
Kappes
Rat
Willam R
Lilly Thompson
Archle
Goulsa Vincent
James H
Katharyn Bunn
Ti Windspreat
Feances
Crafteat
Withiam
Jiis Collier
Hay
John
Mercia Weitzel
Wasnington
Roxas
Nelle Sian
Barbara Abraham
Mers-at
Mary Murphy
Hane
Otney- Fe
Tferley de Im Tour
Broadway
James H. Addison
Northeastern
Frank Elder
City Hospital
Deho B. Crouch
Lindenst
Asterio Seleronis
Jean Scanlan
Fletcher-ave
Alice Hand
Kentucky-ave
Minerva Bay
Lang
Thea Meek
Beville-ave
Marshall ‘Baker
Vermonteat
Harry Wilson
Getsendorf
Charles M. Allen
Wyoming
Indianaplis man sentenced for plot and pepper incident
William H Linninger of Indianapolis was sentenced to three years in a U.S. prison at Fort Leavenworth by Judge Albert B Andreon after pleading guilty to turning Indin possession and passing counterfeit coins. The case included pepper thrown at officers and a warning to blow up the court.
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William H. Linninger
Indianapolis
United States
Ft. Leavenworth
Kan
Albert B. Andreon
Ah Fleers
Wriman
Walen
Linninger
Wan
Hin Elow
Fort Wayne to Marion via Fast Through Trains
Early 20th century rail notice lists fast through trains from Indianapolis to Fort Wayne Marion Peru Logansport Muncie and many towns. Services include limited lists special trains to Fort Wayne linking with Toledo Detroit and Lima steamers to Mackinac Buffalo and Niagara Falls. The Marion Flyer stops at Anderson Alexandria Summittville Fairmount Jonesboro and Gna City junction. Information line directs to office for details.
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Fort Wayna
Marion
Peru
Anderson
Muncie
Indianapolis
Fortville
Pendleton
Nableavit
Manale
Tipton
Kokoma
Middletown
Alexan
Orin
Fairmount
Elwood
Janesboro
Marian
Riumtton
Union City
Fort
Fort Wayne
Toledo
Detroit
Lima
Mackinac
Buffalo
Niegars Falls
Marion Flyer
Alexandria
Summittville
Jonesboro
Gna City Junction
Munela
Heniamin Harrison
Siam
Ofes
Tecminn
Lectures on Alaska presented by Frank Colawell in Indianapolis
Frank Colawell the famed traveler presents a lecture series in Indianapolis with pictures illustrating his Alaska tours. An exhibit of maps and fur robes will accompany the talks. The program includes a dog team and wolves display, a special matinee Friday and a late Friday evening session, with a reduced admission for children Saturday afternoon. The series has drawn praise and is supported by the Underwood Typewriter Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Colawell
Tomlinven
Internet
Adda
Aliakan Doge
Poom
He and I Jeet
Mra Caldwell
John Folkerth
Man killed by corn shredder in Goshen
In Goshen Indiana yesterday 19 year old David Kash son of fleh taymer was fatally injured in a corn shredder accident. He was caught head foremost in the machine and died before help arrived his left arm torn off and his head detached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Nat
David Kash
Fleh
Taymer
Hero
Prohibition Move Prompts Committee Appointments
Guthrie Oklahoma special report notes President Murray of the constitutional convention names committees on traffic regulation and county boundaries. The liquor regulation panel is led by Luke Rodarte. A two thirds majority on the committee favors state prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie
Okla
Dee
Murray
Constitutional Convention
Luke Rodarte
Oulstree
Scoville revival continues at Infantry Armory site
The Scoville revival at Aah land avenue and Thirteenthal in Scoville continues nightly drawing large crowds. Tuesday night the audience voted unanimously for an indefinite continuance of the meeting, with 23 attendees recorded, marking ongoing participation.
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Aah
Land Ave
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