Decline in Wheat and Market Notes on December Prices
Wheat futures drifted lower early on the Chicago Board of Trade with December at 82 1 2, May at 86 7 8, and July showing limited activity. Puts remained strong with May prices around 21 1 4, while overall demand stayed urgent amid weather and news, and larger weekly stock adjustments favored bears. Cash demand rose modestly as supply remained tighter than anticipated.
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Chicago
Dututle
Art Arthur
Fort Williams
Jawer
East Buffalo Live Stock Prices and Receipts Report
East Buffalo N Y markets list cattle hogs and sheep prices with receipts. Butter cheese eggs and poultry details from Chicago and East Buffalo markets show varied prices and volumes across bulls cows lambs sheep and live stock categories.
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East Buffalo
N.Y
Chalie
Opty
Ford
Wethers
Tae Lower
Chicago
Hog Market Slump Signals Weaker Prices Across Yards
Indaamaig market reports show larger hog run than last week and lower bid levels. Prices fell to roughly 0 to 18 cents under Wednesday quotes as demand softened. buyers favored lower priced lots while packers pressed for cheaper stock.
Copper Loses Gain Figures at Opening in New York
The New York copper market opened weak while London prices remained firm. Traders noted tentative buying but limited long holdings and a lack of decisive force. Prices fluctuated with mixed activity as dealers assessed domestic demand and global copper flows.
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New York
London
Leo
Canalan Dette
Shier
Punt
Aloes
Wadurtusoee
Timpertint Holdings
Dabaeste
Honda
Peniteaty
Ammennda
Sotat
Marriages and births listed in City Record for a day
A day’s City Record lists numerous marriages including Jobe Geer with Maury Birnest and many others, alongside numerous births such as Totned Wilhelmtix Overbeck and Alyord King. The entry also notes medical conditions and causes of death, plus several building permits and address listings across the city.
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Bean
Big- Wiltkam
Mary Donahur
Senate
A's
Anid Mattie Aturphy
Wilhelmtix Overbeck
Sim
Mary King
Alyord
William and
Mary Wammund
Hire Teenth
Sherman Dove
Leonard
Boy
Olver
Mary Carroll
N. Belmont
Hoag
Atney Wallace
Ion
Peonsylvania
Bey
Kamagot and Tangerine Prices in Riverside Market Notes
A fragmentary market list details Kamagot Japanese orange and tangarine prices among vegetables and fruits. It lists multiple items with varied units and prices, including mushrooms, green beans, bananas, lemons, Florida oranges, apples, grapes, cranberries, dates, onions, carrots, lettuce, kale, peppers, potatoes, celery, potatoes, and seafood.
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Cranberriey
After the Boys Young Man Goes Out as a Wage Earner
Indiana educators convened to discuss gender imbalances in higher grades and high school, with Dr. B Bryan noting boys are pushed into work and girls rise in education. Speakers from Whitley, New Castle, Purdue, and Anderson debated reforms, including extended study, manual training, and better course alignment to keep boys in school and curb wage work.
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Indiana State Teachers’ Association
B. Bryan
Bricklin Ettexe
Echoa
George H. Toppy
Whitley County
Othe
Miva M. R. Mikela
New Castle High School
Antil
Uxals
Thay
Anderson
Fateh LC
Moon
Ono
Sire
Campbell
Trolley Crash Injures Several on Schuylkill Line
A trolley car collided with a freight train at a grade crossing in Valley, injuring several passengers. Two Arablay women and Michael Winkle of Agvland were killed, while other riders were hurt.
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Kevipps-MeRe¢ Drees Association
Ojrardville
Schuylkill Railway
Michael Winkle
Agvland
Woman Struck by Automobile on Baystreet in Bottent
A traumatized pedestrian named Aih GHG Apshil Walow Minog was struck by an automobile on Bantent Sand Virginid Avenue Tuesday evening. She sustained painful head injuries and received two calls for help, with Dr. 8 Lf Moore attending the scene.
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Bantent
Lf Moore
Five Hungarians Fined In Public Court Case
Prosecutor Orn Diack reported that twenty Hungarians appeared in public court for violating the city ordinance concerning lodgings and crowd control. Each offender faced fines and costs, with payment suspensions contingent on penalties. Authorities described improvised rooms and four men crying as officers entered to detain the group.
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Che Pallee
Orn Diack
Dhe Rowlth
Bescause
Datvon
Murphy
Pnmbie
W. Slaryinndser
Conference on Mileage Reform in Transit Trade
A damaged OCR passage reports a conference among officials including Fol Dimatil and Gove Hanly on mileage charges. It mentions a mileage hook plan and a proposed rate per mile, with unclear names and dates. details are fragmented and require clarification from the source.
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Weninit Passenger Association
Gove Hanly
McCracken Improves. Court Appearance Delayed
Thettes Mullbrigit reports Hatph McCracken, wounded at his mother-in-law’s home, appeared in police court on a charge of shoving with intent to kill. Proceedings were postponed due to McCracken’s condition. hospital staff expect he will recover enough to attend court in about three days.
Roosevelt as Leader and Policy in the Republican Party
The piece extols Theodore Roosevelt as a principled leader shaping U S foreign and domestic policy. It emphasizes the Monroe doctrine, equality before the law, and the need for strong, just governance. It argues the Republican Party must unite all upright citizens under shared ideals and equal rights within party councils.
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Almertcia
Thane
Vitor
Haimanity
Whedon
Mesheer
Washington
Jefferson
Hays Wren
Republican Party
Pride in the Republican Party Leaders and Vision for Unity
A portrait of party unity urges broad, inclusive management to maintain public confidence and victory. It lauds Indiana figures Oliver Morton, Benjamin Harrison, Albert Porter, and James Mount, praising national leaders and governors while calling for tested, prudent counsel and restraint from power.
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Aml
Murch
Indiana
Republican Party
Republican Army
I &m
Republic
Mississipni
Oliver P. Morton
Benjamin Harrison
Albert G. Porter
James A. Mount
Delayed Grain Shipments Stifle New York Elevators
New York export elevators named the Empire One and another vessel face congestion as grain shipments pile up in and around New York. The delay is a temporary move to relieve the backlog caused by insufficient steamers to handle the loads, increasing the burden on the storage elevators.
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New York
Otter
Treign
City News Summary of lectures elections and transit disruptions
A chaotic garbled city news item notes a Wednesday program at Tagush's oper house featuring a comedy and musical program including a Jean Valjean monologue by Rev. Juinea b Gare of Detroit at Rateris Park church Friday at 8. An election at Sherman Council No 678 YMI hall 615 HB North St ejects several officers. An Indianapolis interurban car collision at Virginia Ave and South St halts traffic for over an hour. Civil service exams and teaching positions are advertised for various cities. Edwit O Grover of Canterbury Drama Clea to lecture on printing principles at Winnaa 1 Fechnical Institute. A midweek entertainment and Christmas tree event at Volunteers of America on W Washington St draws a crowd.
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Jean Valjean
Juinea B. Gare
Detroit
Rateris Park
Notable Indiana Governors Praised in Wartime Address
An aged public address lauds Indiana governors including Porter, Howry, Chase, and Mount for steadfast leadership and dedication to law and state dignity. It honors Moon and J. Prin for steadfast service, calls for unity, and pleads devotion to the nation over party to sustain the republic and its institutions.
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Commonwealth
Indiana
Porter
Howry and Chase and
Mount
Winfield J. Curtit
J. Prin
Ante
Hese Rupert Chef
Love Feast Attended by Indiana Republicans at Indianawks
A large Wednesday gathering at Indianawks marked the Republican love feast. VIPs and lawmakers including Vice President Fairbanks Senator Beveridge and Congressman Landis joined a lively crowd in the Claypool lobby, greeting supporters and enjoying the campaign atmosphere.
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Indianawks
Claypool
Tom Minh
Avi
Stave
Heere
Myrell
Beveridge
Keveridge
Charles OL Fairbanks
Frederick Landis
Charles H. Landis
Ninth
Washington
Jamen E. Watson
House
Eltay & Tolliday
Dure Ing
Marty
New
Repmblican Matonal Comadtics
Union Dbtant
Indiana State Railroad Commission
Jonni Grifiths
United States Con
Liverpool
England
Mayor Holtzman Calls Special Session on Street Use Ordinance
Mayor Holtzman has convened a Friday night special session of the council to consider an ordinance granting Union Hallway Company the right to lay tracks on city streets. The proposal aims to authorize use of the right of way for private rail access, with opposition and debate noted among council members. The committee deferred action, and next steps include a committee review and a formal vote.
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Holtzman Calle
John WW. Holtzman
Villanatolig
Union Hallway
Aevertt Inidianapols
Amid
Bonn
Taneibiras
Chobe
Waeks
Yerba
Contract in Court on Sunday Paper Clash
The preliminary court hearing in a dispute over a press contract focuses on whether a new company must publish a Sunday edition of a St. Paul newspaper. Judge Carter will set a final date within a week or two as the case proceeds, with attorneys arguing over contract terms and valid assignments.
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Midianapolis
Merong
Reva Maries
Vins Cancer
Carter
Ayres
Qulene
Georga
Pammuny
Samuel Mores
The
Sentinel
Associated
Proas
George EF. McCuHock
Star
Wat Ue Star Company
Pew Company
McCulloch
John W. Korn
A.C. Ayres
Morsy
Carter Wh
Store Break-In Barely Feared After Break-In Incident
A store door window was broken in a break-in on Wednesday. Authorities noted no fear from local factions and stated that nothing of value was clearly identified as taken. The incident involved unclear names and locations due to damaged text.
Women jailed for theft at Big Four rail yard
Minnie Bedan and Rosa Joseph received four months in the workhouse and three days, for stealing 50 pounds of ton from the Big Four rail yard. They were found by police in the northwestern area among blue up coupling pine and spikes.
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Minnie Bedan
Rosa Joseph Recete
Inco rporations Keeper Heart Tron and Bisel company Alexandria
The document cites Incorporations Keeper Heart Tron and Bisel at Alexandria with capital stock listed as $100,000 and names several incorporators. It also references Rockville based Maker Williams Creek Coal Company with $600 capital and multiple listed incorporators. The text then shifts to a garbled catalog of meat products and an odd, inappropriate closing line about an Indian sign on Jacob Sehim and a cryptic Christman note.
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Keeper-Heart Tron and Bisel Company
Alexandria
Capital
Joseph G. Brooning
Willan D. Keeper
John R. Welch
Joseph EB. Jeffries
Samuel G. Philos
Charles Heart
Dom
Willams Creek Coal Company
Capital Slick
Rockville
Incorporators
Robert N. McNorton
Charles 0. Motterton
Cartip I. MecNorton
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Tat Home Brewing Compan
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Steele
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Flora Fisher
Ernest M. Carter
Bertie Macey
Thomas W. Brown
Eda A
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Myrtle L- Taylor
Henry FP. Jettries
Ida ¢. Allen
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Rosa Lite
Charles O. Fisher
Frances C. Broden
William McDonald
Eva B. Mays
Lind
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Walter A. Stout
Mary Johnson Verry Lyman
Myrtin Greenwell
Luis W. Carpenter
George F Lescent
Cily
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Fultz
van Buren
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Henry AL Swiger
Darth
Alice G. Liat
Morey
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Fairbanks
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Lastayette
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Hall of the Volunteers of America
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Gowdy
Hack
Homer Leonard
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Superior Court
Alda County
Heaton
Supreme Court
Best
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Story At Law
Kingan & Co
California Bane
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