Wall-Street Stocks Slip Amid Heavy Liquidation On Open
Dec 4 Wall Street opened with broad declines as Great Northern and Northern Pacific led losses. Reading fell sharply while Union Pacific hit a new low, and overall trading remained active and weak in early hours. A partial recovery followed, but the market remained pressured by widespread selling as traders feared liquidity constraints.
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Betippe-McMae Press
WEW
York
Great Northern
Canadian Pacific
Northern Pacific
St. Paul
Colorado
Wales
Atta Wi
Lowe
M@tocks
Union Pacific
Inn
East Buffalo Live Stock Prices and Receipts Report
East Buffalo New York on December 24 reports cattle receipts around 500 with higher bid levels, prime steers and heifers priced near 7.396 and 4.55 per unit, yearlings 4.00 to 6.50, mixed sheep around 4.06 to 5.3, and steady to stronger demand. Chicago and New York markets show cattle receipts about 12 to 12.5 thousand and pork product quotes around 9.9 to 9.95 per hundredweight, with poultry and turkeys listed and varied offerings.
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East Buffalo
Bernice-McRae Prean Association
N. Y
York
Live Stock Prices in Indianapolis and Cincinnati Notes
Live stock market report from Indianapolis dated December 24 notes hog prices rising to about 1.50 with most trades between 1.30 and 1.40. Cattle demand remains cautious with good to fancy cattle sought but common and medium grades slow. Cincinnati reports steady cattle receipts and hogs higher, with butcher and choice cattle priced around 5.15 to 7.55 and hogs improving in value, while sheep remain steady.
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Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Two Found Dead In A Hotel Room In Fort Wayne
Two victims were B Huston age 33 and F Kruse age 86 from Auburn Junction Indiana found dead in a Riverside hotel room. They had come to Fort Wayne for a good time and retired after blowing out the lamp. Kruse a bachelor, Huston a widower with a married daughter Mrs Garrett Link of Auburn. Governor Henly confirmed a Christmas gift remitting a judgment bond forfeiture for Fred Vaughn and Strother P Vaughn of Bragit in the Fat ham court. Vaughn indicted for petty offenses failed to appear. bond forfeited. The Young man Inter was acquitted. Trial court recommended remitting the judgment.
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Int
Huston
F. Kruse
Auburn Junction
Ind
Port Wayne
Kruse
Mra Garrett Link
Auburn
J. Frank Henly
Frad Vaughn
Strother P. Vaughn
Bragit
Fatham Celreast
Fred Vaughn
Inter
Roxy
Tia
Jife
Blaine
Blake
Anita
Mex Blaine
Blaines
Mrs. Blaine
Washington Society
Jamcs G. Blaine, Jr
Big Sams Blaise Hae
Palmer
New York
Washington
Blane
Mias
Marie Nevine
Richard Nevins
Ohio
Clalas
Maewen
Diverce
Isc
Illile Bay
James G. Blaine
Jonetlan Tim
Aona
Cape Biites
Bere
Frisco Denounces President Speech Sparks Japanese Menace Debate
San Francisco on December 24 reports President Roosevelts message to Congress on Japanese emigration provoked strong local reaction. Mayor Schmitz smeared Japan as a menace, pledging lifelong struggle alongside citizens to resist Japanese and Chinese influence and warning of loss of state control and economic harm if naturalization proceeds.
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Asavetatinn
San Francisco
Den
Toosevelt
Congress
Metcalf
Schmitz
Roosevelt
California
Brackfin Shot by Robbers Improves in Reno OK
Special to The Sem and Reno Oklahoma December 4 Captain Eagar A Brackfin wounded by two robbers Friday night shows improvement and recovery is expected. Robbers remain at large. A note found at Macklin's rear porch suggests a Twenty-fifth Infantry link though company letters faded.
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Macklin
Sem
Reno
Okla
Eagar A. Brackfin
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Chicago grain market report yields mixed early futures
Chicago grain trade starts with fluctuating prices across wheat and corn contracts. December wheat slips while May and July show slight movement. oats and hog futures also listed with tentative figures amid active pits and local price notes.
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Scrippa-McRine Prran Association
Chicago
Gisbe
Ieee Cain
Missing Indiana family found after mysterious disappearance
Mrs Jessie Gant and her two sons Roland and Guy vanished from 128 Darelsty Sunday afternoon December 16. A Lafayette police communique says they appeared in Danville with scant clothing, the woman using the name Jones and saying she was widowed. They were headed to relatives in Danville, with police unsure if she is the missing Gent woman.
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Jessie Gant
Roland
Guy
Darelsty
Polles
Charles H. Powell
Lafayette, Inc
Powell
Jones
Aie
Sir
Chet
Danville
Ind
Sbe
Lafayette
Normal Schools Over the State Continued Discussion
A proposal outlines expanding teacher training beyond the central school. It urges commissions of experts to oversee multiple universities and colleges offering one year courses, allowing graduates to teach in districts. The plan aims to raise standards, supply trained teachers, and elevate the teaching profession statewide.
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Soute
Theaigte
Commission of Educational Experts
Wayne
Persia
Ntiune
Gilman Bond Released After Month in Jail
Dayton reports calm after holidays as Leah C. Gilman and her son Collins walk free on bonds set at 500 each following their arrest for murder of Dana Gilman. Judge Martin ordered the bonds. January grand jury will review the case.
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Dayton
Leah C. Gilman
Collins
Dana Gilman
Martin
Woman Thanked Mob After Lynch Threat Text
Anna, Md., Dec. 2 Aies Lil Van M Reed issued a statement thanking the mob for lynching Henry Davis who assaulted her mother. Mrs Reed's recovery is doubtful. Reed says her mother would shake hands with each mob member. Authorities insist lynching was done by Saint John's College students.
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Ee Annai Lie
Mdé
Aies Lil- van M. Reed
Henry Davis
Stout Becomes Lawyer in Marion County Justice Context
Justice of the Peace H. A. Stout is reported as faining to practice law in Marion County court, joining two other justices of the peace IL W. Holmes and A. B. Hutchinson. The update notes three Marion County justices now authorized to practice law locally.
Incorporations Filed for Vigo Billing and Hutchinson Printing
Vigo Billing company based in Tarra Haute with capital stock of 100000 lists Rovert R Culbertson George B Rahby and Leo Ruckle as directors. Hutchinson Printing company of Evans vile with capital 10000 names Charles R Hutchinson George B Ruddell and John Fe Delaw as directors.
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Vigo Billing Company
Tarra Haute
Capital
Rovert R. Culbertson
George B. Rahby
Leo Ruckle
Hutchinson Printing Company
Evansvile
Charles R Hutchinson
George B Ruddell
John Fe Delaw
Deaf pupils stage Wah-min-ton western drama
A benefit performance by Indiana Institution for the Deaf pupils features a four act western play Wah-min-ton by John Arthur Fraser. The cast includes Shelby Carson and Ethel among others with Miss Frances Thompson and Miss Ollye Sanity assisting. Proceeds go to the institution athletic association. the show runs Wednesday night at 75 o'clock with admission 10 cents children, 25 cents adults.
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State
Washington-sta
Thm Institutior
Pantis
Deaf and Dumb
Frances Thompson
Ollye Sanity
Atten
Uscist
Sanxay
John Arthur Fraser
The
Athletic Association of the
Indiana Institution For the Deaf
Christmas Weather Across the Nation Report
Washington dispatch notes fair Christmas weather nationwide with rain on the Pacific coast and unsettled conditions in the lake region and New England. Cold air east of the Mississippi brings brisk temperatures while central Florida stays cool. West of the river, temperatures run above seasonal averages.
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Onme Crewe Asserien
Washington
Pacific Coast Plates
Lake Region
New England
Misalesippi River
Comet
Florida
Mississaipp
Spitting crackdown and arrests in Indianapolis
Police and health inspectors in Indianapolis enforce anti spitting laws amid a surge of arrests. Politician Smith pressed for leniency while officers, led by A M Baechan and George Baingka, detain several men including Robert Wedding and Edward DeHaven. Witnesses urged prosecution as fines are assessed and the public health drive extends through Washington street and nearby avenues.
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Tou Og
Honey Smith
Mr. Smith
Dr. Buchler
Hobert Wedding
Rueniee
Smith
Washington-st
A.M. Baechan
George Baingka
Washington
Henness
Towle Melville
Vermont
Bwith
Feiner
T. Cook
Whiklean
Indianapalin
Marshall
Charles Reagan
Efe
Jesse Thornburg
George Garver
Arborave
Robert Wedding
Pennsylvania St
Edward (. DeHaven
Ashland Ave
Standard Oil case moved to Ohio circuit and supreme courts
Findlay Ohio December 21 Judge Duncan announces that the Tehaye case lacks jurisdiction under the anti trust act. The $5,000 fine against Standard is invalid, as are probate court proceedings. The case will be appealed to the circuit and supreme courts with a decision expected within months. Service limitations on corporations are noted in the probate report.
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Scripps-Metiae Preae
Auhoeialtom
Findlay, O
Sinige Duncan
Jiu
Circuit Land Supreme Courts
Duncan
One Mail Delivery holiday notice
One general delivery of mail will occur on Christmas morning. Banks and city offices including civil heart and city hall, federal buildings, and state offices will be closed all day. Many downtown stores will shutter. The city market, open Monday, will be closed Tuesday.
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Mai
Turaday
Scattering of Pioneer R F Niegold’s Ashes in Pueblo
In Pueblo California tomorrow a memorial rite will scatter the ashes of R F Niegold founder of the aid 10 mine from Galena mountain. Niegold died in Los Angeles. CW Coburn arranged the cremation and brought the ashes for a simple ceremony with a small group of friends.
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Cal
Dee
R. F Niegold
Galena Mountain
Niegold
Los Angelen
CW. Coburn
Brave Crew Saves 400 Passengers From Strathcona Fire
Halifax dispatch reports the steamer Strathcona caught fire at sea and was driven toward shore. Captain Reed and his crew worked amid flames to rescue about 400 passengers as engineers and firemen stayed at their posts below. The vessel struck a reef, and boats ferried survivors while flames surrounded the ship. The ocean lighted by the glare, passengers were saved despite extreme danger.
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Scrippa-McRee Press Association
Halifax
Wonderfur
Reed
Strathcona
Guleseboro
Company distributes half yearly bonus at Remington works
More than 713,900 cmn worth of gold was distributed among Remington Typewriter Company employees on Saturday. The payout represented the regular half yearly bonus for its most efficient workers of more than ten years in service. It marked the eighth such distribution by the firm.
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New York
Dee. Hue
Remington Typewriter
Prince to stop in Canada on way to Britain
A damaged report notes that the Mikado’s son visits Canada in February en route to England. Prince Fujiural will convey thanks to King Edward for the garter award conferring last year by the Prince of Wales.
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Derippeemeliae Crease Asaociation
Winnipeg
Man
Dee. M
Pushital
Japan
Gana
England
Fuablal
Edward the Mikado
Amperor
Prince of Wales
City Record Births and Deaths Include Dozens of Local Names
The day’s city record lists births and deaths with numerous local names and addresses. Notable entries include deaths from cerebral hemorrhage and pneumonia, plus multiple births announced alongside a long roster of residents and addresses across streets like 2218 General Ave and 1131 Roach. Building permits note remodels and repairs at 50 W Thirteenth and other properties.
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Gothien
Caraling Erber
Jay Washington
Melissa Pols
nate-nFe
Bey
Elleha
Karegnort
Eh Michi Rana
Ait Charles
Minnie Leonard
General-ave
Dey
Acre and Bees
Open Doors Chautauqua Talk At Big Meeting
The Big Meeting addressed Open Doors by Dr. Harry G. Hill Lee Varey and a Chautauqua manager with earnest, witty, and hopeful views on present opportunities. The Bernard Family Orchestra provided afternoon music. Barnard children and Mrs. Barnard appeared. Dr L E Shett of Crawfordsville will speak next Sunday on The Animal that Thinks with Prof Edward Taylor leading music.
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Harry G. Hill
Lee Varey
Chautauqua
Treingrom Iis
Berenard Family
LE. A. Shett
Crawfordavils
Edward Taylor
Volcor
British cattle liner rammed in double collision at sea
The steamship Albana from Norfolk to Liverpool, loaded with cattle, narrowly escaped sinking at Norfolk Va as a Pennsylvania rally barge struck her on the port quarter tearing 16 feet of plate, then the tug Crinteld rammed her seven feet long in the same area. She had previously headed to Newport for repairs.
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Norpole
Norfolk
Liverpool
Crinteld
Newport
Berkman and Business Blend in Anarchist Tale
New York report on Alexander Berkman after release from a 14 year prison term for the H. C. Prick shooting. The piece notes his shift toward printing ventures and desires to fund future efforts, contrasting his anarchist image with practical endeavors.
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Apeecimuom
New York
Alexander Bark- Tan
H.C. Prick
Berkman
Old Gettysburg cannons sold to Chicago junk dealers
A national march commander has sold cannons from Gettysburg to Chicago junk dealers for scrap metal. The Grand Army and others express anger while Gov. McDonald vows to seek recovery of the gunns.
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Denver
Colo
Gettysburg
Chicago
Grand Army
McDonald
Will Roost Will Taft Aided By Native Son Rally
Massachusetts congressmen rest during holidays as a native son demonstration supports presidential candidate William H Taft. The event links a Worcester family to the local effort, emphasizing sentiment over formal backing.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Willam H. Tat
Ennex
Worcester
Ship Pounding to Pieces Near Cranberry Head
A distressed vessel is breaking apart on treacherous reefs near Cranberry head. The crew struggles as the ship pounds to pieces and crests the breakup, with danger imminent ashore at the ledge.
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Beatrice
J Blaine Jr Separated Wife Amid Scandals History
Washington report details public scandal surrounding James G Blaine Jr a noted social figure known for romantic escapades across Fifth Avenue and Hawaii His wife formerly Miss Blaine and various society figures are referenced as the couple endures public scrutiny and legal separation with memories of a famed political lineage and a dramatic social life forming the backdrop.
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