Reading Stock Decline As Steel Labor Talks Weigh Markets
Wall Street opened with pressure on Steel common amid labor tension in the steel industry. Reading lagged as a weak feature yesterday but found support, with brokers anticipating no dividend cut and possibly a rise at the Reading meeting. Southern Railway stayed strong as London and others bought on balance. Government and other bonds held firm.
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New York
Reading
Southern Railway
London
Mails Opened to Dr Leach At Parkview Sanatorium
The post office department has formally revoked the fraud order issued earlier against Dr. L. T. Leach and the Parkview sanatorium of Indianapolis.
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DR. Leach
Washington
Post Office Department
L. T. Leach
Parkview Sanatorium
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Livestock Market Receipts Decline Across All Classes
December 1 Indianapolis market reports 12 000 hogs 1 750 cattle and 200 sheep, down from a week and year ago. Hogs weaker with top at 8 50 and most sales 8 27 to 8 40. cattle dull and generally 50 cents lower. feeders steady and calves strong. Sheep and lambs scarce with eager local demand, lambs 5 00 to 8 00, yearlings 4 60 to 6 00, sheep 2 00 to 4 50, good to choice grades lifting despite light supply.
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Indianapolis
International Sanitary Convention Leaders Named
Dr SCA ew FGLLOA and Dr Juan J Ulloa of the International Bureau of American Republics in Washington DC are among the organizers of the forthcoming International Sanitary Convention of American Republics to be held in San Jose Costa Rica from December 2 to January 2.
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Fglloa
Juan J. Ulloa
International Bureau OF American Republics
Washington, D. C
San Jose
Costa Rica
Mining and Oil Stock List December 1909 Markets
The column reports a broad rising market for Canadian securities led by Bank of England rate cuts and rising copper stocks. Key notes include Temiskaming steady, Cobalt Central proxies disputed, Adolph Lewisohn denying proxy authority, and South Lorraine discoveries boosting prospects. New York curb market shows mixed declines and some gains across listed metals and utilities.
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Ask
Argento Asured
Beare
Chambers- Ferland
City of
Cobalt
Cobalt Central
C.ee
Cobalt Lake
Crown Reserve
Silver Leaf
Temiskaming
Bank of England
Ferland
Adolph Lewisohn
J. 5. Bradley
New York
South
Lorraine
Hog and cattle receipts drift lower across markets
Union Stockyards reports 45 000 hogs down ten cents with mixed and butchers at 7.95 to 8.50. cattle receipts at Caitie 2 000 down ten cents. sheep 20 000 steady. East Buffalo New York cattle 300 dull but steady. pigs 6 800 slow. Pittsburg Pa hogs and cattle receipts mixed. Cincinnati Ohio hogs weak, cattle quiet yet higher calves.
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East Buffalo
N. Y
Canada Lambs
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
City Record for a Day Births and deaths list
The notice lists births at addresses including 1915 Lee Street and 234 Good Avenue with many entries for boys and girls. It also records marriages among local pairs and building permits for Royal Laundry and Consumers' Ice Company with modest costs.
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John
Mary Thompson
Lee Street
Leroy
Aminnie Rush
Good Avenue
Gertrude Golden
Minérvya Street
Ollie Brown
River Avenue
K. Edwin
Ethel Lechner
N. Beville Avenue
Louis and
Smyra Held
S. Meridian Street
Ernest
Elizabeth McLaughlin
Berth Avenue
Geo
Harriett Fisher
N. Parker Avenue
James and
Martha Midkiff
Lexington Avenue
Elmer and
Hazel Fitzgerald
Centennial Street
Chas
Stella Moore
Michigan Street
Ezekiel
Mary Furguson
North Street
Stanley
Louise Brooks
Twenty-fourth Street
Lee Ball
Highland Place
John and
Clara Collings
John Heller
Laura H. Riess
Lewis W. Belton
Edna White
Martin F. Moore
Adaline N. Meatinstry
John D. Irwin
Amy Speake
Harry Ditlehay
Buena V. Wogan
Walter G. Wilson
Louise I. Mills
Aere F. Walters
Louise Idlewein
William I. Gates
Edna Carroll
Elsworth S. Jackson
Cora B. Shaner
David Clark
Mary C. Peckmann
Royal Laundry
W. North
Consumers’ Ice Company
Osage
Chicago Grain Opens Lower Amid Weather Cures and Movement
Chicago markets show corn slipping to 65–66 cents, wheat firmer near 1.10–1.13 dollars, oats steady and pork and lard futures mixed. Indianapolis area reports No bids on corn and oats, with assorted inspections of Wheat, Corn, and Oats across several lots totaling multiple cars.
Chicago Cash Grain Prices Dec 1 1925
Chicago cash grain market report lists Wheat No 2 red 1.2501? contracts No 3 red 1.11 to 1.15 No 2 hard winter 1.14 to 1.15 No 3 winter 1.10 to 1.13 No 1 northern spring 1.16 No 2 spring 1.12 to 1.14 No 3 spring 1.06 to 1.06 1. bind. Corn No 3 and No 8 white prices shown with yellow corn notes. Oats No 2 white 44 to 43 1/2 cents. Details are partial and fragmented owing to OCR errors.
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Chicago
Toledo Grain Prices Delineate Wheat Corn and Rye
Toledo Ohio December wheat cash and December at 1.24 with May 1.27 and July 1.038%. Corn cash December 3 4 cents, May and July 66 cents. Date cash December 4 cents, July 6 percent. Rye cash 77 cents.
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Toledo Grain
Toledo, CO
State May Instruct In First Aid For Injured
Cr. E Matthews inspector for the Indiana Railroad Commission met Coroner Blackwell to review evidence in the Peter A Siloff case. Siloff died from shock after his leg was crushed on the I and W railroad near Brooklyn. The commission may urge train crews to be trained in first aid to apply bandages and control bleeding to save lives.
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Cr. E. Matthews
Indiana Railroad Commission
Blackwell
Peter A. Siloff
Brooklyn
Mr. Matthews
State Railroad Commission
Meats and Lard Price List for Fresh Meats and Sausage
Sugar cured hams and English style hams priced per pound with varieties such as skinned hams and breakfast bacon. Fresh veal and beef carcasses listed with lard, lambs, and pork sausage options. Prices range from 12 to 24 cents per pound for various cuts and products.
Wagon Market Prices from Rouse Brothers Indianapolis
In Indianapolis the Wagon Market reports current prices for corn and oats. No. 2 red corn quoted around 53 to 70 cents per bushel, oats at about 40 to 60 cents, with a sheaf oats price near 10 dollars per ton.
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Indianapolis
Rouse Brothers
Boston Stocks Report Confused By Fragmentary Text
A partial 1930s stock report from Boston lists entries like North Butte and Boston Cons but is inconsistent with stray words and punctuation, rendering a clear market summary impossible from the fragment.
Republicans Discuss Outlook for Beveridge Era Election Prospects
Work group discussions among Republicans in the Eleventh district focus on party outlook and candidates for state offices. Marion physician Dr G D Kimball notes Grant County organization appears to have no contest. John Feree and Will Williams are talked of for county chairman. Kimball expects re nominations for Representatives Harry T Connelly and Willard Gemmill on a Beveridge platform. The aim is to organize without strife and field a strong congress candidate for Republican victory.
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G. D. Kimball
Marion
House
Indianapolis
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Grant
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Will Williams
Harry T. Connelly
Willard Gemmill
Knobloch Ambushed by Two Holdups Near Maryland Street
Christopher Knobloch described a Tuesday night encounter with two highwaymen near Maryland and Davidson. He fought one, was knocked down by a partner after a rescue call, lost 4 cents, and did not report until Wednesday morning. Detectives Lancaster and Morgan joined him but the suspects fled.
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Maryland Street
Charles E. Blaney
Knobloch
Jack
Maryland
Davidson
E. Washington Street
Lancaster
Morgan
Breach of Promise Verdict Tops Hancock Court
Dr. Harrison Thurston of Willoughby building faces a $2,000 breach of marriage contract judgment in Hindley versus Thurston in Hancock circuit court. He files for bankruptcy showing assets of $90.20 and liabilities including $962.75 for loaned money and board, $638 rent, and various costs.
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Train wreck injures fourteen near Bayard Iowa
A Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul train bound for Omaha jumped the track two miles east of Bayard Iowa. Fourteen passengers including five women were injured when the engine and coaches derailed. Initial reports spoke of fatalities and many doctors were summoned to Perry.
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