Stock Market Dips as New York Central Leads Decline
New York Central hits a 1896 low amid heavy speculation and doubts over stock issuances. American Sugar faces liquidation fears tied to perceived treasury troubles and officer actions. Overall trading is light with a downward tilt as trust company deposits fall sharply and Chicago Subway climbs briefly. Investors expect tight money and stiff rates into mid January.
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New York
New York Central
Treasury
Stock Exchange
New York State
Sehlows
Trust Company of America
Chicago
Livestock Receipts and Prices From Indianapolis Market
Indianapolis livestock market reports show hog receipts high with opening prices lower than Tuesday. Cattle trade steady while sheep activity remained quiet. specific price ranges listed for steers, heifers, cows, calves and hogs by weight bands, including best heavies around 4.75 and common stock movements.
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Indianapolis
Chicago woman taken to hospital in police raid
A Chicago case reports a woman possessing about 40008 dollars taken to St Bernard's hospital by police. three suspects M D Brown 82 an elder lawyer A J F Kelley 50 a real estate broker and Ruth E Laughlin nurse are jailed on resisting police claims. Miss Anna Nolan 65 at 1241 W Fifty-eighth St resisted hospitalization before officers forced entry. Lieut T J Caughlin says an informant reported a sick woman confined at 1221 W Fifty-eighth St. Nolan found in bed and admitted to hospital. Brown calls arrest an outrage. bail planned.
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Indianapolis Sun
Chicago
St. Bernard's Hospital
M. D. Brown
A. J F. Kelley
Ruth E. Laughlin
Brown
Anna Nolan
W. Fifty-eighth St
J. Cavanaugh
Englewood
T. J. Caughlin
W. Fity-eighth-st
Mutiny on Steamship Lonsdale Ends in Subjugation
In Salina Cruz, Mexico City reports detail mutinous sailors aboard the steamship Lonsdale being overpowered by officers and a passenger. The crew, chained and restrained, were subdued on the bridge and held until authorities took charge.
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Indianapolis
Mexico City
Lonsdale
Salina Cruz
A. W. Donely
Mine Owners Sue the Miners in Goldfield Case
Unrest grips Goldfield as Consolidated Mine Company sues the Western Federation of Labor and 20 officers led by Charles A Mackinnon. The suit claims the federation is an unincorporated group aimed at destroying property and inciting rioting and seeks injunctions against picketing and union meetings. The Goldfield union is accused of intimidation and property destruction and labeled a criminal society.
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Indianapolis Sun
Goldfield
Nev
Western Federation of Labor
Charles A. Mackinnon
Consolidated Mine Company
Western Federation
Goldfield Union
Special Meeting of Court? City Council Called Friday
A special meeting of the city council has been called for Friday evening to consider the appropriation of 31,08 to the City Hospital and to approve the bond of Edward J. Robison, treasurer-elect.
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Edward J. Robison
Nude body found in Hackensack Meadows linked to New Jersey murder
New York Dec 26 reports the nude young woman found foul in a swamp at Garri son Garison N J becomes key evidence. Police search Clarrison and Newark for connections. Arthur Thompson of Elizabeth N J, wintering on Idle Moor, is arrested as a person of interest. County Physician Allers says death likely by strangulation.
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New York
Hackensack Meadows
Garrison
N. J
Clarrison
Newark
Arthur Thompson
Ifigabeth
Pissaic River
I Taos
Allers
Chicago Live Stock Prices at Union Stock Yards Dec 24
Hogs receipts 39,000 slow and cheaper. light 4.15 to 4.50, mixed 4.14 to 4.60, heavy 4.15 to 4.55, pigs 3.00 to 4.25. Cattle receipts 26,000, market 10 to 20 cents lower. cows and ambulants mixed. Texans 9.10 to 9.90, calves 5.50 to 6.75, westerns 3.10 to 3.75, stockers and feeders 2.35 to 4.25. Sheep receipts 16,000 strong. natives 2.00 to 4.65, westerns 2.50 to 4.60, lambs 4.00 to 6.40, western lambs 4.00 to 6.35.
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Renee
Sveereraceves
Cess
Chicago
Western, $2.5004.60; Neatlings
Lambs
Western Lambs
Wheat and grains edge higher in thin Chicago market
Chicago markets opened with wheat up modestly as trading remained light. May prices showed slight gains across corn oats pork lard ribs with near term values: wheat 1.06 to 1.07, corn around 0.86, oats about 0.83, pork at 13.07, lard near 7.80 and ribs at 7.06. European markets mostly higher except Paris.
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Chicago
Paris
Christmas Spread for Gaiety Girls Members
A Christmas banquet was hosted Wednesday night by Pat White and the Gaiety Girls managers for company members. The Empire theater troupe spent the time with songs stories and readings during the event.
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Pat White
Gaiety Girls Company
Empire Theater
State Finance Board Opens Bids for State Money Deposits
The State Board of Finance met at the statehouse with Gov. Hanly Auditor John C. Billheimer and Treasurer Oscar Hadley to review bids from banks under the new depository law. Eighty-one banks requested deposits, many without bonds. Some sought deposits for state institutions. a tabulation will guide action at a second meeting on Monday.
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Hanly
John C. Billheimer
Oscar Hadley
Statehouse
Christmas Guests Return to Bluffton Home
J. S. Gilliand and family of Bluffton Ind spent Christmas in Indianapolis with Mr and Mrs R Bennett of 510 N Meridan St. and have returned to their home.
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J. S. Gilliand and Family
Bluffton, Ind
Indianapolis
R. (. Bennett
N. Meridan St
City Grain Market Report with Wheat and Corn Prices
Wheat steady with No 2 red at 94 cents, No 3 red 94, No 4d red 90, Dec 98 cents, others uncertain. Corn steady with No 2 white through billing 46 cents, No 3 white through billing bb iec, No 1 white through billing, various No 2 to No 4 yellow and mixed through billing prices listed. Hay steady with timothy from 13.50 to 15.00. Inspections note 2 cars rejected, total 2 cars. corn in 30 cars, out 9. several car counts for other grades and lots, many entries incomplete.
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Timothy
Clover
Mo Ee
City inspector says Post-O-Lite building likely must be razed
Thomas A. Winterrowd reports East and Pearl street Post-O-Lite structure damaged by fire last week likely to require demolition. One man killed. City councilman Harry House seeks ordinance to ban expros.vens manufacture in city limits near St. Vincent's hospital. Winterrowd notes plant erection could not be blocked by current building codes.
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Thomas A. Winterrond
Post-O-Lite Company
East and Pearl Sts
Harry House
Prest-Olite Company
South St
St. Vincent's Hospital
Winterrowd
City Record of Births and Marriages with Listings
A compiled city record lists numerous birth announcements including boys and girls with parental names and addresses, stillbirths, and twin notes. It also covers infant and adult deaths with ages, causes, and locations, plus a section of marriages listing couples and partners, and building permits with reference numbers and addresses.
Navy leadership feud spans ship policies and hospital ships
Washington reports a widening rift within the Navy as Surgeon General Rixey accuses the Bureau of Navigation of excessive interference with medical officers and hospital ships. He notes past practice, Geneva and Hague concerns, and questions Rear Admiral Brownson's role during a time of fleet tension and public scrutiny.
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Roosevelt
Bureau of Navigation
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Secretary of War
Secretary of the Navy
Army
Ele
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Hague
Russia
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Bride Dies On Christmas Day After Brief Marriage
Mrs Sophia Calvelage died at her father Theodore Werners home at 928 North Senate Avenue after a months long illness from heart disease. The bride had been married only a few months and funeral arrangements were not completed.
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Sophia Calvelage
Theodore Werner
Senate Ave
Fire sweeps six story building in New York blaze
A December New York fire at 19 East 13th Street injures five, with three serious. Firemen McKenna and Russell brave flames to rescue Anna Collins, Jeremiah Collins, Emmy Distler, and others while residents flee via fire escapes. The hall, stairs, and interior are gutted.
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Russell
Howl One Indder Company
Anna Collins
Michael Collins
Jeremiah Collins
Anna
Emmy Distler
Rajmegold Graft
Elizabeth O'Brien
Mary Kennedy
Kate
Mary
Winifred
McKenna
Ywauser and Loughran
Rhinegold Graff
Graff
Emma Distler
Nichols' Recenter Brings In Report
The Security Trust Company as receiver for S. T. Nichols and Company filed a report with Probate Judge Merle N. Walker listing assets of the stock company at about 55 000 dollars. Liabilities are notes signed by Fred Nichols. The notes total around 20 000 to 50 000 dollars. Fred Nichols reportedly lost a large sum in diamond transactions.
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the Security Trust Company
S. T. Nichols and Company
Merle N. A. Walker
Fred Nichols
8. T. Nichols
Fred Nickhols
Gorky Stricken by Consumption in Florence
Florence Italy Dec 2 Maxima Gorky the Russian novelist is afflicted with consumption and physicians say the disease is advancing despite treatment. Gorky continues work on the Tribunal of Life a writing project that may be his last effort.
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Florence
Italy
Maxima Gorky
Gorky
Tribunal of Life
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