Higher Prices Rule on Otoged In Wall Street
New York December 28 The bank statement shows deficits in old and new reserves narrowing. Loans declined while specie and legal tenders rose. national debt and circulation shifted modestly. U S S deposits stood at 78,899,100 with a rally-driven market opening and chatter of higher prices. Union Pacific buying, steel, and Colorado and Southern were noted bullish signals as profit-taking capped the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S&s
London
Commission Case
Uct
Union Pacific
Colorado
Southern
Morgan
Steel
Northern Pacific
Chicago Grain Opens Higher on Light Receipts
The wheat market rose on light northwest receipts and a modest world shipment forecast, opening at 7,600,000 bushels. Russia and Danube shipments were small versus last year. Opening prices listed for May wheat at 1.064 and various commodities follow with fluctuating bids and asks for May, July, and December contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Russia
Danube
A. W. Thomson
Guard surrounds Harrodsburg jail to prevent lynching
In Harrodsburg Kentucky a strong guard surrounds the town jail after Charles Reed shot Police Chief J C Smith and was captured following a posse exchange of gunfire. Citizens demand summary punishment and fear a mob could break out tonight amid tense unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrodsburg, Ky
Charles Reed
J. C. Smith
Reed
Cap
Tured
Posse
Lovers Found Dead Together in Rome Mystery Deepens
In Rome on December 28, the death of the Marchioness Guglielmetti and her lover Signor Spalletti, a rising tenor slated for New York, is under investigation. They were found dead in the conservatory beside the marchioness father’s villa amid family objections to their marriage. The case unfolds as police probe unclear motives and potential tragedies tied to aristocratic status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Signor Spalletti
Confeld
New York
Indianap lis Livestock Prices Open With Mixed Hogs and Cattle
Indianapolis market notes open with hogs at about 4.96 for best, cattle steady, and sheep holding. Trading shows 4,600 hogs, 450 cattle, 30 sheep reported as receipts. steers and cows offered in broad price ranges across weights, with bulls and calves listed. Local variability suggests cautious demand as buyers compare to prior closes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Catilee
Chicago Live Stock Prices at Union Stock Yards
Report from Union Stock Yards shows hog receipts at 16, prices range light to yorkers from 3.80 to 4.60, cattle receipts mostly steady with beeves 3.45 to 6.15, cows and heifers 1.20 to 4.5, Texas and western cattle 3.10 to 4.75, stockers and feeders 2.30 to 4.25, sheep receipts 1,000 with natives 2.00 to 4.70, western 2.00 to 4.60, yearlings 4.50 to 5.20, native lambs 4.25 to 4.43, western lambs 4.2 to 6.60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UWA Acceeeeseusen
Chicago
Union
Texas
Indiana Truss Dwne
N. Penn
Central
N. Lasalle
Ala
N. Asa
Barnes
N. Ala
Dillon
Asta
Lagi
Highland
Dorman
Cuandé
Hoyt
W. Morris
Sturm
Veto
Randolph
Bath
Co Western
E. Lath
Luthera
Land
Woodrutt
B'll'famed
New Jersey
Park
Kenwood
Aien
Wood
Douglas
Corn Place
Corneil
College Bathe
B. Loth
E Toth
Ashland
Mod
Addiaon
Yandes
Land, m
Yandea
N. I
N. Dearwee Ee
Oakland
N. East
Place
Miley
State.ave
Arsenal
W. 17Th
State-ave
Sheffield
N. Til
Fletcher-ave. Way
Kensington
Garfield
Morris
Seth
Price
Geo
S. Bismark
Orleans
Coffy
S. Alabama
C. Eee
EL 18Th St
Pesca el Plate
Houston
Fayette
Keystone
Vermont
Modern
St. Joe
Arnudege
Bellefta
Jerasy
Pharaba
Luther
Cap
Talbott
Teta
Garfield Esdete
Barn
Bank
E. 16Th
N. Stout
Sturm m
N. David
Salem
South
N. Cap
Otiliwell
B. 20Th
Greely
EL North
HBO
L-Ave
Market US: Pittsburg cattle hogs and sheep prices slip
Pittsburgh cash market reports receipts for cattle hogs and sheep. Cattle ranged from prime to springers with mixed prices. Hogs were active with higher bids for prime heavy and best heavy yorkers. Sheep shows light lambs and wethers steady to higher with prime lambs around 7.00 top in some lots.
Making Room. Marconi Quip Recounts Libertini Ball Jest
A Washington Star excerpt recalls Marconi praising the Italian Admiral Libertini and retelling a humorous anecdote from a ball about the admiral's weight and his medals. The dialogue contrasts military glory with social gossip, highlighting wit over honor.
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Libertini
Marconi
Washington Star
Sermon Topics at Edwin Ray M. E. Church
Rev H C Clippinger will deliver Sunday sermons on The Christian Duty of Forgetting in the morning and A New More Meditations in the evening at Edwin Ray Missionary and church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Clippinger
Edwin Ray M. & Church
Bomb Explodes Under Italian Dealer Home in Brownsville
Uniontown, Pa. a bomb exploded early this morning under the Brownsville home of R. Frediana, a wealthy Italian fruit dealer. The blast shattered windows and a wall, but no one was injured as the fuse failed to fully detonate. Frediana, warned and armed after a blood written demand, had been sleeping with a gun for protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniontown
R. Frediana
Brownsville
Black Hand” Society
Jured
Frediana
Lafayette gambling dens closed after years of open activity
Lafayette Indiana December 28 authorities closed ten open gambling establishments in the city. Officials say gambling will never be allowed again in Lafayette following the crackdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Ind
Billiard Matches Set for Eastern Circuit Next Month
New York reports two major billiard showdowns in the coming month. Sutton faces Morningstar for the 18.2 balk-line world championship in the city on January 27 or 28. The Schaefer-Cutler 18.1 trophy match awaits location and date with Schaefer favoring Philadelphia and Cutter preferring Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
America
Sutton
Morningstar
Schaefer-Cutler
Schaefer
Philadelphia
Cutler
Boston
Ambitious James Risk Attends Lewes Democratic Meeting
James Kirby Risk, eager to be Democratic state chairman, rose from a sick bed at Lewes to join the county Democratic central committee meeting to pick delegates for the convention in Monon on January 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Ind
James Kirby Risk
Democratic Central Committee
Monon
Wheat and grain carrier pricing and stock report 1907
A detailed week long listing of grain quality categories and prices for Wheat Carn Easy Guts Steady Hayg and mixed lots with through billing notes. Includes inspe ctions Wheat and Corn totals for Dec 28 to Dec 30 1907 and stock levels for Wheat Corn Oats Rye and None.
Chicago Wheat Surges on bullish session and tight supply
Chicago Dec 28 wheat closed 1840 to 5/8 higher after a bullish session. News from seaboard and Minneapolis cited scarce wheat for mills. Early strength came from light northwest receipts and world shipments. later, stop orders and a strong bank statement aided the rise. May prices: wheat 1.07 1/4. corn 9 1/2 bid. oats 54 1/2. pork 13.17 1/2. lard 7.85. ribs 1.10 asked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Seaboard
Minneapolis
Grain Prices in Toledo on December Close
Wheat closed at cash and December 1.02 May 1.07%4 July 1.01. Corn cash and December 60 14c May 61 4c July notations. Oats cash and December 53 8c May 55c July 50c. Cloverseed cash and December 19.3754 March 10.471%4 prime Alsike 9.85 prime timothy 2.20. Rye No 1 81c No 2 81c.
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Toledo
Alsike
Timothy
Rye
East Buffalo Live Stock Trade Report Confused Entry
East Buffalo market notes show cattle around 125 head with a fight in trade and veal prices near 4.25. Receipts of 4,000 sheep and lambs show lambs 10 cents higher and sheep steady, with mixed and heavy stock at around 4.90 to 4.75 and roughs listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Buffalo
Buffalo
N. Y
Ceres
Roosevelt antitrust record shown in Justice pamphlet
Special to the Indianapolis Star. Washington report notes that over six years under the commerce act Roosevelt's administration pursued more costly cases but fewer total actions than Cleveland's second term and Harrison's era. Elkins law usage rose, railroad prosecutions dominated, fines totaled 30 million with 29.24 million against the Standard Oil Indiana case for freight rebates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Washington
Department of Justice
Roosevelt
McKinley
Cleveland
Harrison
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Banana Kills Young Man in Kentucky Case
In Frankfort Kentucky on December 28 a banana given days earlier by Myrtle Moore to 19 year old Robert Hulett of Benson caused his death after he had eaten half of it while convalescing from typhoid fever. The gift, meant as kindness, preceded the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Robert Hulett
Benson
Myrtle Moore
Hulett
Sacrifices Self for Love of Her Children
A Brooklyn mother, Mrs. Phylita Frisco, died in a hospital after starving herself to feed her four children, ages four months to four years. With her husband long dead, she toiled daily to care for the youngsters until illness overtook her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Phylita Frisco
Brooklyn
Detective Killed as Suspect Committed Suicide in Shootout
New York police report detective Rocco Cavonne of the special headquarters squad was mortally wounded when Micallo Bannanos opened fire during an attempted arrest. Bannanos then killed himself as two other detectives pursued him, ending the confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rocco Cavonne
Micallo Bannanos
Bannanos
Emperor of Japan Opens Annual Diet
In Tokio the emperor opened the twenty fourth session of the diet. Diplomatic corps attended in full uniform as the emperor cited growing cordial ties with foreign powers and the Entente Cordiale with Russia and France. Immigration and finance are expected to receive most attention. a general election will be held in spring for a new diet.
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Tokio
Japan
Far East
Russia
France
Octogenarian kills self in Richmond report
Benjamin Denmire, aged 88, reportedly hanged himself last night in Richmond Indiana. Officials cite possible health issues as contributing factor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Ind
Benjamin Denmire
Driller killed as block falls in Parkersburg
Parkersburg West Virginia December 28 H M Sranley a driller for South Pennsylvania Oil company died instantly when a heavy brick block fell on his head at the drill site. The accident occurred near the oil camp and is under investigation by local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersburg
W. Va
H. M. Sranley
South Pennsylvania Oil Company
Dbrick
Pang Lisp Tone Flash Singsed Fire Rescue Accident
Pang L or Pang Lisp Tone a Chinese laundryman at 933 Virginia Ave was burned when a gasoline stove flashed while lighting fuel on Saturday. Flames enveloped him but neighbors aided his rescue. Injuries to hands and face were not serious. Chemical company No 2 assisted. stove and clothing damaged. Language barrier hindered reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doc Pang
Virginia Ave
Pang
Chemical Company No. 2
South Slire
Lieut. Murphy
Motorman Charged With Manslaughter In Acton Wreck
August Ratterall, motorman of the interurban car wreck at Acton that killed Donald Sleeth, posted bond for 1000 dollars after grand jury charged him with manslaughter. Indictments expanded against Henry W Marshall George Baxter Harry Haunaugh Thomas Shoufelton John Rosasco for alleged street patching frauds. Fred Feigert, lineman for Indianapolis and Cincinnati Traction, also indicted for criminal neglect tied to the wreck. Feigert to bond soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Traction Company
Joe Clay
Feigert
Collier Injured in Dowdstown Hunt Ride
P. F. Collier of New York sustained painful injuries when his horse reared and fell backward during a Meath hounds ride at Dowdstown in Dublin today.
Slain by an Assassin at Aberdeen Junction
Perry Sanderson was shot to death by an unknown assassin after alighting a train at Aberdeen Junction, waiting for it to pass, and he died within minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory, Miss
Aberdeen
Perry Sanderson
White tails help young identify their mother
A naturalist notes rabbits have white tails to help offspring spot their mother during pursuit. The white tail stands out against the ground color, aiding recognition where camouflage would otherwise hinder it.
Indiana State Teachers Elect 1906 Officers at Tomlinson Hall
The Indiana State Teachers association closed its session in Tomlinson hall with officers elected for 1906. George W. Benton of Indianapolis named president J B Pearsey of Anderson sec-treasurer and Miss Elizabeth Hull of Sullivan recording secretary W H Sanders of Bloomington becomes executive committee chair. Rev William A Quayle spoke on The Public School and the Bible and Dr Robert J Aley discussed school revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana State Teachers’ Associaton
Tomlinson Hall
George W. Benton
Indianapolis
J. B. Pearsey
Anderson
Elizabeth Hull
Sullivan
W.H. Sanders
Bloomington
C. M. McDaniels
Wiliam A. Quale
Quayle
Chicago
Edwin G. Cooley
Robert J. Aley
Charles W. Moores
Gus Condo
Marion
8. C. Ferrell
Porter County
Political Dance Planned by Wood in Irvington
City councilman John F. Wood, ex secretary of the Irvington Land Co, contemplates hosting a political dance within the next 20 days. He says it will be purely political, with invited friends and council members, though attendance is not guaranteed. Dress suits expected. a special council meeting may be called and dancers may practice outside the police court room beforehand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Wood
Irvington Land Company
Mr. Wood
Bookkeeper charged with embezzlement waived exam
Charles Burgess, bookkeeper at the English hotel, who was arrested on embezzlement charges, waived examination in police court and was sent to the grand jury. Burgess is held on a $1,000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Burgess
Burgess
Gets Heavy Sentence for Retaining Cash
Augustina Folia was sentenced Saturday in police court to ten days in the workhouse for obtaining and 30 days for larceny related to cash kept to pay Dan Brown Jr. Witness Dan Brown Jr. testified that he stored money given to him for Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustina Folia
Dan Brown Jr
Brown
Travel glimpses of sacred sites and sectarian tensions in Holy Land
Stella Bradford guides through Jerusalem’s crowded lanes where lepers beg and Greek funeral rites unfold beside Mount Zion. She notes Bethlehem’s Nativity Church protected by Muslim guards and warns Easter and Christmas visitations often flare into bloodshed under sectarian claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Zion
Moab
Stella 3S
Bradford
Bethlehem
Church of the Nativity
Local Address List as Parsed from OCR Fragment
A partial directory-style list of street addresses and place names including MO S Spann and Co and various street entries such as Cornell avenue W 34th Park ave Sherman ave Meridian st and Alabama st. The text shows numerous misreads and scattered punctuation with a dense catalog of residential and commercial locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pure Drive
W. D
Ohio
Mel St
Cornell-ave
34Th St
Park-ave
26Th St
New York
Bath
Bso N. Davidson
Cornell
Hiawatha-st
Martindale-ave
Sherman-ave
Michigan-at
Katherine-st
Muskingum-st
E. Michigan-st
Meridian
St.rear
Tenth-st
Drexel
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Ino
Chicago Grain
Setari
Harrodsburg
Indianapolis Sun
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Guglielmetti
Pittsburg
Lewes
City Grain
M’kinley
Wil
Galldren
Block
John D
Acton
Donald Sleeth
August Batterall
P. FP
The
Delaware, Modern
Grove
Emmet
Sylvania
the Central Trust CO
Fantastic Brogan
the Holy Land
Paas
Mount of Olives
SUN Publishing CO
MO. S. Spann & CO
Pennsylvania St
Teers
Aseen Eeeee
Wesens
Colarn
Hoyt-ave
Lexington-ave
S. New Jersey
Georgia St
Real Esta
Northwest Corner
State
W' Lor
Noin
Sear
Baylepf
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