Wall Street Stocks Edge Higher After Early Firm Start
The stock market opened firm with gains in Great Northern and Union Pacific while declines hit weaker issues. Declines narrowed after the first hour as prices recovered, with government bonds flat and a late market improvement leaving several active stocks higher. Agricultural quotes and Chicago produce notes follow with farm商品 prices and livestock receipts listed for major markets.
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Garlops-McRas Press Ascociation
York
Great Northern Preferred
Union Pacific
St. Paul
Coppess Wergetrang
Anaconda
Amalgamated
Hope for Heroine Helen Stapp in Critical Condition
Miss Helen Stapp, injured in the December 5 fre and explosion at F A Yathbun’s match factory, has gangrene from wounds to her head and face. She remains at home of Bir Tathbun, under care of Dr. M Leeth, with improving rationality and cautious signs of eventual full recovery.
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Helen Stapp
F. A. Ytathbun
Miss Stapp
Bir. Tathbun
Hogs and cattle adjust as Indianapolis market closes quietly
Live stock prices from Indianapolis show hogs 10 cents lower than yesterday with 40 dollars top and most sales 40 to 36.25 for heavy and weighty hogs. Cattle and sheep demand mixed. fat stock steady to fair, with sheep and lambs 35 cents lower though demand remains satisfactory. Overall, market ends quiet and easy after a busy day of trading.
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Indianapolis
Local Securities Little activity in early stock exchange trading
Small gains and losses noted with most bids idle as yesterday's figures stand. One sale of ten shares Security Trust at 118 41. Markets in Indianapolis show little life and a holiday pause, with increased activity anticipated after holidays. Many listed securities and local names appear, including Indianapolis Traction, Union National Bank, and Indiana Hotel Co. common and preferred.
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Uist
Stock Exchange
Indianapolis
Security Trust
American Central Life
American Nations
Bank
Atlas Engine Works
Pelt Railroad
Belt Railroad
Brown-Ketcham Iron
Central National Bank, Central Trust Co
Dindens’ Savings Deposit. Ci
Columbia National Bank
Farmers’ Trust, Company
Federal Union Surety Cé Ft W. & Walt
Val Tra Home Brewing Company
Indiana Hotel Co
Ind. Hotel Co
Wed I and
Gs Indian Trust Company
Indiana Union Traction. Co
Indianapolis Abattoir
Martinsville
Th.t. Co
Southeast
Trac
Term
Law Bullaing , Laycock Mfg
Serie Trust Company
H&l
Sevchvetet National Hank
New Telephone Co
Depoult Bank
Onlen
Licht
Roun Fertilizer
Pfd
Reeves & Co
Pid
Cerpangy Co
Terre Haute Traction & Light
Union National Bank
Union Traction
Union Traction, Pia
Vinton Trust Compan
van Camp Hardware Co
Pia
Vandalia Coal Co
Wancon
Pra
Broad Ripple
Citizen's Street Road
New Telephone
Union Traction of Indiana
Security Trust Company
Two Gilmans Held After Preliminary Trial In Dana Gilman Murder
Collins Gilman held to grand jury as accessory in sister Dana Gilman murder case. Mrs Gilman also held. Fayne Gilman dismissed. Fire injury to Frank Jones child on Harding Street serious. recovery doubtful due to age. Fire started by red clothing near stove. Next week, argument over Patrick H McCormick’s claim against Indiana for work at reformatory to be heard before Superior Judges Carter McMaster Leathery.
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Scrippe-McRae Press Association
Nayton
Collins Gilman
Dana Gilman
Wagner
Frank Jones
Harding St
Patrick H. McCormick
Indiana
Oats Lead Grain Board Fluctuations At Chicago
On the Chicago Board of Trade Oats led gains with December oats at 3c and May, while corn slipped. Pork futures hovered around 20 dollars per hundredweight with ribs around 6 to 8 dollars. Local receipts showed Wheat four cars, Corn MS cars, and Oats 199 cars. No. 2 red winter quoted around 12 to 18 per cent and No. 2 white topar.
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Scripps-McRse Frese Association
Chicago
Board of Trade
Patriot Cantata Columbia's Christmas Givers at South St. Baptist
A patriotic Christmas cantata titled Columbia's Christmas Givers by Pounds and Fillmo will be presented Monday night at the South St. Baptist Church. The program features readings and portrayals of Columbia, Washington, Jones, Columbus, Martha Washington, Lafayette, Mollie Stark, and others with large choirs and Sunday School Orchestra. Songs include Red White and Blue, Columbia Queen of Our Hearts, Guiding Star, Pilgrim Fathers, The Old Folks at Home, There Is No South There is No North, and America among others. A 25-child recitation and a Christmas Givers collection for the poor are planned.
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Columbia
Pounds
Fillmo
South St. Baptist Church
Olumbia
George Washingto
John Paul Jones
Columbus
Martha Washington
Lafayette
Mollie Starken
England
South
Northwest
West
Hebe Balda of Honor
Youngs
America
Fanta
Contract Award for City Coal Supply to Indianapolis Curl
The Board of Public Works approved a contract with the Indianapolis Coal Company to furnish coal to the city for the coming year at prices of 1% Lump or Egg Nut at $2.50 per ton and Indiana mill run at $2.91 per ton.
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Board of Public Works Pas Awad
Indianapolly Curl Company
Indiana
Jett gets life for Cockrel’s killing in Jackson Ky
Curt Jew convicted of the five years after the assassination of James Cockrel in Jackson Kentucky. The jury returns a life sentence as Jett is escorted to the penitentiary. He previously serves life for the murder of J S Marcum. A noted new poetry collection from Granville Mellen Ballard, Legend of the Big Elm Tree and other Poems, is issued in Indiana.
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Beripps-McHae Prean Association
Thians
Curt Jew
Lfe
James Cockrel
Jackson
Botts
Jett
Marcum
Granville Mellen Ballard
Indianapolis
Hoosier
Virginia-ave
South-st
Indiana
Poeta
Aui Thora
Incorporations Filed With Secretary of State Friday
The Panama Construction Company of Wolcottville with capital stock at 5000 lists directors D. J. Spiane O. G. an and EB. A. Hebberd. The Valley Mining Company of Green erane shows 3200 capital with directors George W. Hanna D. C. Hughes James E. Houck Jonathan Houck D. M. Luatson and D. N. Houck. The Matthews-O'Rear Company of Lafayette has 20000 capital stock and directors Walter Matthews William K. O'Rear and Fred J. Spitznagle. The Border Belt and Nut Lock Company of Richmond filed notice of capital stock increase to 40000.
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The
Panama Construction Company
Wolcottville
D. J. Spiane
O. G.an
EB. A. Hebberd
the Valley Mining Company
Greenerane
George W. Hanna
D. C. Hughes
James E. Houck
Jonathan Houck
D. M. Luatson
Benefit for Aged Hartwig Kalley Home at Propylaeum
A Christmas entertainment to aid Hartwig Kalley Home for Aged People is set for Saturday night December 22 at 8 15 in the Propylaeum directed by Mian Fi delta A Lester. All poems and songs are by Stra Elia Hartwig Kalley founder and president, with Mrs Kalley singing a patriotic number with orchestra. Admission one dollar. The program includes Symphony No 8 Mayan Miss Whitman Lester reading A Sailor Boy in Stormy Sea Miss Ina Barker more readings and songs, violin solo Benjamin Whitman, piano pieces by Miss Estella Whitman and Mrs Ella Hartwig Kalley, among others.
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Hartwig-Kalley
Propylaeum
Mian Fidelta A. Lester
Stra. Elia
Kalley
Thor
Thars
Roosevelt
Mayan
Missel Whitman
Lester
Ina Barker
Roslin Whitman
Quritter
Atlantic
Maine
Crown Prince of
Germany
Voral
Pickhart
Rothengatter
Green
Lord Vaingold
Charles Dana Gibson
Buccess” Pathette
City Record for a Day Births and Deaths and Marriages
Births list multiple individuals with addresses including Peter at 280 Hookcr Ave and Mary Gibson at 318 Temple St among others. Deaths include Emma Davie Center and Fiera Trene James among various ailments. marriages feature Clarence L. Shipley and Carrie A. Faulkenburg and others. building permits detail several constructions and values. a Reno crime note mentions a $20,000 stolen box from a Wolle-prag facility.
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Peter
Ane
Amblie Schonke
Hookcrave
Mobert L
Tearl Yoke
Gautyem-st
Henry
Pearl Raw
City
Gtr
Mahal Jenne
Esty
Janes
Olive Lewis
Jehanny Sellivan
McKimare
Mitral Dieegar
Welch
Emma Davie
Mitra
Sarah
Diabella Metitia
Elenore Gilbert
Oxford-st
John Gordon
Salvation Arms
Dane L. Romsey
Capitol Ave
Witter
Britain
Zachariah Bell
Pennsylvania
Thirty-fourth-st
George Pumphrey
N. Bentave
Earl Fox
R. Garriton
Bell R. Garrison
Tenty
Mary
Henrietta
Mtuykon
Bello Fontainent
Melinda “A. Jones
Agshtond-aye
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Azige
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Rerona-Wcitne
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Prac_ce
ficsippa-dicRae Press Association
NEW Get
ALDEI
NEW Onic
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Scrippeemenar Creas Assecation
Pittsburg
I. Louis Live
Maen Teen
Schippa-menae Cacne Association
ST. Louis
Texas
East Buffalo
Scrippa-McRae Frery
Llower
Cincinnati
bertaps-McHue Freee Association
Cicinnati
Stapp
Local Securities
Gilmans
Chicago Grain
Hartwig-Ealley
Marguerite Lloyd
Edna Geldermen
McKinley
Sal Nation
Josephine Zartman
Benjamin Whitman
Estella Whitman
Jennie Belvage
New Orleans
Ella Hartwig- Halley
Gretchen la Plano
Raymond
Thomas
Miesen
Cochran
Broom
Shea
Fodrea
Billa Hartwig
Clarence L. Shipley
Carrie A. Faulkenburg
George F. Stibert
Anna R. Vanderhelde
Cloud Veatch
Viola Wood
Omar L. Pearce
Olive Q. Cooper
Albert Moore
Mayrie Lapland
James W. Bhaw
Bertha Bhaw
Robert P. Burne
Magmie Osborne
Grover C. Martin
Philamers Panashar
Greenberry Walker
Georgia McKane
Glennin E. Myers
Imma M. Tegartan
Iam
Sraith
Daisy J. Brown
Git Alfreds
Linden-at
C. McDougall
Maryland-st
Guntav C. Jose
Prospect
St. Peter-sts
J. E. Hon
Parket-ava
B. Tenth-nt
C. Dabarn
Tuxedo-st
Hin
Teanth
W .P. Frennel
Meridian-at
L. G Deschier
Minot At
Reno, Nev
Wolle-prag
Careyig
Worth Terese
Moeha Glover
Etons Tsinga
Geoulne
Everett
Opera
Kodak
Saks
Oxford
Xen Seavant
Norfolk
Washington and
Pennsylvania Streets
Saks & Company
Alekster
Ate
Ins
Naples
Scrippe-McMae Drees Association
Daniel J. Noonan
Lige
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