Indiana market reports mixed cattle hogs and cattle trade notes
Indianapolis Dec 6 receipts show declines across hogs cattle and sheep with strong demand lifting prices. Hogs top at 8.50 with most between 8.20 and 8.40. cattle include prime export bulls and varied steers while hogs remain active across regions including Buffalo and Cincinnati markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eesevee
Swhcocee
Canada
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Othoe
Suan
Bethday
Brice
Eyo
Dion
Toledo Grain Prices Report
Toledo grain market prices show Wheat cash and December at 1.21 with prior 1.24, July at 5. Corn cash and December at 62 3/4 with July at 6. Oats cash and July at 4 1/? with December at 434 1/2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Chicago
W. Thomson
Race War Looms in Illinois After Miner Killings
Marion Illinois reports a rising race conflict after Luther Williams, an American miner, was killed and Deputy Sheriff Luke Newton’s home fired at by about 50 Italians. Police hunt suspects amid threatening letters to sheriff, county attorney, and a Marion journalist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Scottsboro
Luther Williams
Luke Newton
Williams
Willams
Newton
Reading Stock Rise Dominates Early Wall Street Action
Wall Street opened with a generally strong tone led by Reading stock advancing to 1713, with gains in railroad issues like Atchison St Paul Rock Island and Northern Pacific. St Louis Southwestern resumed an upward move as Interborough Metropolitan and Third Avenue rose, while industrials slipped slightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Atchison, St. Paul, Rock Island Ptd
Northern Pacific
St. Louis Southwestern
Plu
Interborough-Metropolitan
Plda
Third Avenue
St. Louis
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Steel Common
Evangelical Alliance Condemns Indianapolis Officials
The Evangelical Alliance of Indianapolis ministers adopted a strong resolution denouncing city leaders for alleged law violations and urging the mayor and police to enforce the law. They also condemned Sunday nickel theater openings "in the name of charity" as an affront to decent citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Alliance
Indianapolis
H. G. Hill
Third Christian Church
Ensley Trial Postponed to January in Embezzlement Case
Attorneys Duncan and Huge told Special Criminal Judge Brown they are tied up with other trials this month. Oliver P. Ensley ex county treasurer faces embezzlement charges and will be tried January 10 after Judge Pritchard agrees. Other cases including Cyrus Clark and Royse are postponed or delayed. Spafford’s trial remains set for January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John 8. Duncan
Martin N. Huge
Brown
Oliver P. Ensley
Pritchard
Hooton
Hawkins
Harding
Cyrus Clark
Mr. Royse
Thomas Spafford
Eighty New Members at G Hur ch IND Days
Sunday at Tux edo Park M E church drew large crowds across services. Sun day school set a record, many joined at the afternoon men s meeting, and 44 admissions were recorded for the day. Evangelist Roller led late prayers as Rev James Hipar extended the revival for one more day toward a jubilee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuxedo Park M. E
F. A. Gestro
Bicknell
H. B. Roller
James Hipar
Evangelist Roller
City Births and Marriages in Daily Record
Births list multiple families with addresses and newborns a girl or boy. Marriage licenses show several couples across local names. Building permits include Vandalia Railroad wreck, Kuhlman repairs, Curr shed, and tribe repairs with costs listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo and
Matilda Jaakman
N. Harding Street
Orval and
Dora Grean
Station Street
Willis
Nora Spenny
Cottage Avenue
William and
Bertha Goodwin
Hudgon Street
Charles and
Missouria ‘Errickson
St. Peter Street
James and
Mary Butler
W. North Street
Timothy and
Mary Corcoran
English Avenue
Gustavus B
Lena Jackson
New Jersey
Edward and
Tape Stephens
Alabama Street
Thomas and Princes Slough
Central Avenue
Henry C. Ellis
Glen Jones
Curtis L. Chance
Laura
Chance
Max C. Rumple
Hazel B. Whitsel
Thomas McCann
Hettie M. Kelley
John H. Hornburg
Ruby F. Bird
John H. Duckum
Marie B. Gerd
Alexander Henry
Nora A. Pitsmore
Johnnie B. Scott
Gertrude A Thiesny
Abraham Orlinski
Fenny Goldstein
Alford Deboue
Samantha E. Mul
Vandalia Railroad Company
Delaware
Co. H. Kuhlman
Ww. L. Curr
Roosevelt
Tacoma
Morse Loses Bid in High Court Over Trial
The United States Supreme Court refused to grant Charles W. Morse's petition to spew his trial and conviction. Morse, a New York banker, sought to overturn his outcome in Washington D C on December 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse
Washington, D. C
United States Supreme Court
Charles W. Morse
New York
Mining and Oil Stock Report Dec 6 1909
The Cobalt market shows weakness outside La Rose and Crown Reserve with steadier activity in Beaver and South Lorrain. Reports from mines like Wettlaufer and Montrose suggest rich ore and deep vein potential, while Temiskaming weakness remains unexplained and Kerr Lake rumors lack foundation.
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Jackson & Jackson's
Bid
Ask
Batley
Beaver
Chambersa-Ferland
Cobalt Lake
Gifford
Eaveh
Crown Reserve
Hargrave
Kerr Lake
Eesees
Montrose
Nipissing
Nova
Eae
la Rose
Wettlaufer
South Lorrain
Curb Market Notes From New York Trading
The curb market was steady with mixed quotes across many stocks. Listings include Standard Oil around 6510 to 660, American Telephone 42 to 43, Missouri Pacific 58 to 96, Ely Consolidated 78 to 82, and various others such as Nevada Cone 27, Cobalt Central 2 to 4, and United upper 81 to 86, reflecting a quiet midday session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil
American Tolesreco
Missouri Pacific
Ely Cons
June
Butte Coalition
Nevada Cone
Cobalt Central
Aga Ami
Rawhide Coalition
Greene Cananea
Giroux
A Inteeiok
United Upper
Enine
Goldfield Cons
Kerr Lake
Davis Daly
Bibe
Chicago Subway
Fragmented OCR Financial Snippets From 1920s Markets
An OCR readable fragment lists diverse company and region names with sporadic percentages and figures. Items include Ohio Union Mines Manhattan Transit Consolidated Arizona Guanajuato Pacific Smelters Ely Central Nevada-Utah Bay State Gas and others with partial numbers like 5% 4 16-16 5 15-16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
la Rose
Newhouse
Union Mines
Manhattan Transit
Consolidated Arizona
Guanajuato
Pacific Smelters
Ely Central
Nevada-Utah
Bay State Gas
Boston Stocks Drift on Copper and Coal Shares
Boston stock report lists Lake Copper at 53 percent, Boston & Consol. 21144, North Butte 62 percent, Miami 18 percent, and Calumet & Arizona at 1 percent as of December 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Lake Copper
Boston Cons
North Butte
Miami
Calumet & Arizona
Astor Court Action Reveals Complex Marital Split
Detectives outline the plan as Col. Astor faces a divorce suit initiated by Mrs. Astor who seeks $15 000 000 and custody of their 1 year old daughter Muriel while the 17 year old son Vincent is to be educated by Col. Astor. The unfolding divorce story involves Mrs. Corwin Hill and a chain of prior marriages and separations surrounding Col. Astor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Astor
Mrs. Astor
Europe
Mrs. Corwin-Hill
Mrs. Corwin-Hull
Capt
Arthur Hill
The
Irish Rifles
Capt. Hill
Halsey Corwin
Brooklyn
Judge Pritchard Returns After Illness
Criminal Judge James A. Pritchard was back in his office after several weeks away due to a severe throat ailment. He expects to resume bench work within a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pritchard
James A. Pritchard
Deaths list with varied ages and causes
The record lists multiple deaths with ages and causes including Sara May Kiser aged six months of pulmonary tuberculosis at 548 Concord Street, George Wenig 66 at Deaconess Hospital with renal abscess, Philip Rosenberger 67 at Marion County Poor Asylum with chronic nephritis, Oscar G McConaughy six at 513 Derman Street with arteriosclerosis, Edna Helton 32 at City Hospital with broncho pneumonia, Burton A Torbet six months at 19 Highland Place with intestinal hemorrhage, Melvina Gray 58 at City Hospital with cerebral hemorrhage, and William L 33 with organic heart disease at 195 Cottage.
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Sara May Kiser
Concord Street
George Wenig
Deaconess
Philip Rosenberger
Marion County Poor Asylum
Oscar G. McConaughy
Derman Street
Edna Helton
City Hospital
Burton A. Torbet
Highland Place
Melvina Gray
William L
Reverend Hill Reports Suspected Liquor Violations to Grand Jury
Rev. Henry G. Hill of the Third Christian Church testified before Indianapolis grand jury about alleged Sunday liquor sales, illegal gambling, and illicit saloons. He provided names, written material, and testimony. indictments may follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry G. Hill
Third Christian Church
Grand Jury
Indianapolis
Hill
C. H. Winders
Irvington
Hotel Bates Barber Shop in Indianapolis Ad
Newest and prettiest in Indianapolis offers first class service at 7 W Market Street with sanitary facilities throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates Barber Shop
Indianapolis
W. Market Street
Denison Hotel Dining Room Offers Sunday Munio Dinners
Denison Hotel promotes its American plan dining room with a focus on Sunday dinners featuring Munio as a specialty. The message highlights dining options and the hotel’s hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denison Hotel
Munio
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