Indiana live stock market report from Indianapolis and abroad
Receipts totaled about 6,000 hogs 1,550 cattle and 350 sheep with hog and sheep declines and cattle gains versus a week and year ago. Hog prices eased about 6 cents amid adequate packer demand. Cattle trade was steadier with strong bulls and calves while steers sold slowly. Lambs and sheep showed little change in price. Additional regional figures from East Buffalo Cincinnati and Union Stock Yards noted with varied hog cattle and sheep receipts and prices.
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Indianapolis
East Buffalo
Cincinnati
Union
Grain market quotes from Chicago futures board
Chicago reports cash grain bids for December with wheat prices across grades from No 2 red at 1.24 to No 3 spring at 1.12 and spring and northern spring values, plus corn bids for white and yellow grades and oats ranges. Prices show bid bands for No 2 white, No 3 yellow, No 4 white, and standard oats, indicating broad market activity.
Cobalt stock report notes rising market and new mines
Mining stock notes from December report show Cobalt market strong with potential 10 to 60 point rise on buying. Several new mines entering shipping class with possible dividends by mid year. Wettlaufer, Montrose area, Beaver, Argentum, Silver Leaf, Bailey, Rochester cited among active prospects. New York listings and various copper stocks also reported.
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Jackson & Jackson
Argentum
Spee Aawetad
Bailey
Benyeop
Sebaawey
Chambers- Ferland Eeedspieden
City of Cobalt
Ccceeeneee
Cobalt Central
Aeeseaseee
Cobalt Lake
Kerr Lake
Little ‘Nipissing
Nipissing
Nova Scotia
Ouisss
Peterson Lake
Shee
Rochester
Silver Leaf
Wettlaufer
Montrose
Beaver
L’emiskaming
Boston Stocks Summary Fragment
Boston market notes show Miami 2 percent North Butte 46 percent Arizona Com 50 Greene Can 11 Hancock 38 Lake Copper 7 with scattered figures.
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Boston
Miami
North Butte
Arizona Com
Greene Can
Hancock
Lake Copper
Wall Street Opens With Moderate Gains as Copper Stocks Lead
Wall Street opened with moderate strength in New York with most stocks edging higher. Rock Island rose about half a point from the prior close while copper shares remained in demand. gas utilities advanced and Interborough Met. and Brooklyn Rapid Transit gained fractions. Rock Island weakened later amid heavier trading volume. London buyers appeared and government bonds held steady while other bonds strengthened.
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New York
Rock Island
Brooklyn Union Gas
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Interborough
Amalgamated
London
Chicago Grain declines as market opens with light volume
Chicago markets show broad declines across wheat corn and oats with weaker opening prices. Provisions rise with hogs. December wheat at 41.18 and hogs May at 21.62, lard at 42.25, ribs at 11.36.
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Chicago
A. W. Thomson
Retail Coal Prices in Various Types and Regions
Retail coal prices listed for anthracite and cannel, Pocahontas varieties, Blossburg, Ohio Jackson, Kanawha lump, Winifredse Falling Rock Cannel, Linton lump and egg, Hocking Valley, Brazil block, Gashouse lump coke and crushed gas coke. Prices per ton include extra charges for bags and ground or dumped in cellar.
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Pocahontas
Pocahohtas
Blossburg
Ohio Jackson
Raymond
Winifredse
Linton
Linton Egg
Hocking Valley
Brazil
Gashouse
Girl drank and awoke to find herself wedded
New Milford Connecticut December 28. Mrs Leveret Hubbard formerly Alice Nightingale sues in New Jersey court to cancel a marriage she says occurred after she drank cocktails in New York on March 4 1909. She claims she was 11 then and Hubbard 24 gave Jersey City as his address. Hubbard has not answered.
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New Milford
Conn
Leveret M. Hubbard
New Jersey Court of Chancery
Alice *Bucklin Nightingale
Hubbard
Jersey City
Justice of the Peace
Charles Sweeney
Miss Nightingale
Providence
Ingleside
New York
Central Station
Waldorf-Astoria
Hotel Astor
Hotel Belmont
Charles Roe
Patriots Furious Over Dixie Decision
Washington reports received threatening letters to C. G. T. Sonnek head of the Library of Congress music division after he stated in a government publication that Dixie is the most popular patriotic song. He asks newspapers to stop mentioning the work due to the threats and hostility.
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C. G. T. Sonnek
Division of Music
Library of Congress
Columbia
Dixie
Model Hotel Proposed by Stewards In Indianapolis Plan
A 500 room model hotel to serve as a school for hotel students would be built on Winona Technical Institute grounds. Promoters backed by the International Association of Hotel Stewards seek to attract hotel men nationwide. The plan envisions students living in the hotel at low cost, with 500 pupils and several professors, and an estimated building cost of 200000 dollars.
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Winona Technical Institute
Piansk
Indianapolis
International Association of Hotel Stewards
Wu Ting Fang Goming Back to U S in 1959
New York, Dec. 29. Wu Ting Fang, the Chinese diplomat and former minister to Washington, sailed aboard the Lusitania en route to the Orient via London. He told reporters he would return in 1959, quipping about youth, purity of life, and Americans’ worship of money and fast living.
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New York
Lusitania
Wu Ting Fang
Orient
London
Washington
Indianapolis Grain Market Report Summary
Wheat steady with No 2 red at 1.28 and Dec at 1.23. No 2 red through billing 1.24 and extra 3 red 1.20. Corn quiet with multiple white and mixed grades around 59 to 62 cents. Oats steady with No 2 white about 46 cents. Hay strong with timothy and clover pricing from 14.50 to 16.55. Inspections list cars by grade and color. totals show 41 cars for wheat and corn, 9 for other lots.
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Indianapolis
Sample
Hay
Timothy
Five Men Die in Reading Boiler Explosion
Five men were killed when a boiler exploded at the Metropolitan Electric company's new plant in West Reading Reading, Pennsylvania, this morning.
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Reading
The
Metropolitan Electric Com
Pany
West Reading
Consul the chimpanzee to visit Indianapolis next week
Consul, described as almost human and a gentle manners chimpanzee, will be in Indianapolis at the Colonial Hotel all next week. He will travel by Overland automobile, dine at leading hotels, and meet public officials as the Colonial management arranges introductions and public appearances.
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Indianapolis
Colonial
Colonia
Union Veteran Legion Elects Officers for Encampment No 30
Encampment No 30 of the Union Veteran Legion held a full officer election Tuesday night naming Albert J. Ball as colonel and Anslem Hobbs as lieutenant colonel. Other officers include Spencer N. Preston major and Frederieck H. Stires surgeon with Charles W. Lesler chaplain. A public installation is planned for January 11 with Ball Hobbs Preston Richardson and Adjutant B W Sullivan on a committee to arrange the program.
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Union Veteran Legion
Albert J. Ball
Anslem Hobbs
Spencer N. Preston
Frederieck H. Stires
Charles W. Lesler
B. A. Richardson
Daniel H. McAbee
Flavius J. van Vorhis
Alvin P Hovey post installs new officers in West Indianapolis
The Alvin P Hovey post of the Grand Army of the Republic in West Indianapolis will join with its relief corps for a public installation of officers in the hall at Olive street and Warren avenue next Saturday night marking the new year. Elected officers include Commander Henry Holiday senior vice commander John Vestal junior vice commander George K K Standridge quartermaster L M Mitchell chaplain William Newkirk officer of the day George Barnhart officer of the guard Charles Tuttle and surgeon El Green. Appointive officers include adjutant A B Wood and patriotic instructor J W Keithley with A B Wood serving as installing officer and J A Abbott as officer of the day.
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Alvin P. Hovey
Grand Army of the Republic
West Indianapolis
Relief Corps
Hall
Olive Street
Warren Avenue
Henry Holiday
John Vestal
George KK. Standridge
L. M. Mitchell
William Newkirk
Meats and Lard Prices List from Local Market
The advertisement lists sugar cured hams at 16 to 18 and 1744 to 1814 cents per pound, English style hams at 164 to 18 cents, boiled hams, breakfast bacon and sugar cured varieties, English style bacon, smoked bacon, fresh veal carcasses, sliced breakfast bacon, shoulders, sausage, and fresh beef carcasses with varying prices. Strong entities include hams bacon veal and beef with price figures. The listing reflects a mid century market catalog style with multiple meats and lard items and price points.
Chicago Cash Grain Prices Reported
Chicago cash grain quotes show No 2 red at 1.234 1.26 percent, No 3 red 1.18 1.2, No 2 hard 1.16 1.18, No 3 hard 1.12 1.15, No 1 northern spring 1.17 1.20, No 2 northern spring 1.15 1.198, No 3 spring 1.12 1.17. Corn prices include several No 2 white and No 3 yellow figures with varying fractions and units, though the text contains garbled or incomplete entries.
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Chicago
BINGHAM'S RIGHT TO SUE BREWERS UP FOR DECISION
A Wednesday hearing before en banc Superior Judges weighed whether Attorney General Bingham had authority to sue Indiana brewers for exceeding charter rights. Prosecution argued the attorney general may act in sovereign interest, while defense urged a prosecuting attorney should handle such suits. Other issues were set for briefs.
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Bingham
Brewers
Carter
Leathers
McMaster
Weir
Bartholomew
Indiana
Henry Warrum
Trade hopes fade as Carr fails in maneuver during league talks
Chicago dispatch reports warring magnates of the American association met to name a successor to Joseph O'Brien. Charles Carr of Indianapolis pushed a trade move unsuccessfully while a board session planned to award the pennant to Louisville and re-elect Tebeau president. In Pittsburgh, cattle and hog markets show varied receipts and prices with steady to higher bids on select entries.
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Chicago
American Association
Joseph O'Brien
Wnt
Auditorium
Chivington
Louisville Club
Charles Carr
Indianapolis
Louisville
Tebeau
Shoenburn
Columbus
Lennon
St. Paul
Kansas City
Havenor
Milwaukee
Watkins
Voorhees Kin Dead In Landmark Local Notice
The obituary notes the death of a local figure tied to the De Valen family line, detailing condolences and mentioning the deceased as a brother-in-law to John de Valen of the city. The fragment confirms familial connection but provides limited biographical detail.
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Voorhees
Ae San Maas
Jomu de Valen
Aity
Man Pleads Guilty After Fort Wayne Robbery Attempt
Nathan Rubens of 2 E New York Street faced police court on Wednesday for a Tuesday attempt to strong arm Samuel Gilmer at 818 Coe Avenue. Rubens pleaded guilty and received a fine after Gilmer initially misread the encounter as a robbery.
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Nathan Rubens
New York Street
Samuel Gilmer
Coe Avehue
Gilmer
Rubens
Pales
Rubenge
Bimmer
Estrada advances on Managua and rival government falls
News from Washington and Mexico City report Gen Estrada marching toward Managua with a final battle expected this week. Envoy Castrillo says Estrada plans to dissolve the Madriz regime, call an election, and likely win the presidency. Zelaya arrives in Mexico amid mixed anti American sentiment.
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Washington
Estrada
Managua
Nanagua
Salvador Castrillo
Estrada Provisional
Nicaragua
Madris
Madrid
Estreda
State Department
Mexico City
Mex
Zelaya
Santa Crus
Guard of Honor
el Presidente
Diaz
Mexico
United States
Guilty Plea in Theatrical Billiard Cue Theft Case
Carl Tuay pleaded guilty in criminal court on Wednesday to stealing 15 billiard cues from Charlies Powell, his employer. Judge Pritchard sentenced Tuay to 30 days in jail.
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Carl Tuay
Charlies Powell
Pritchard
William Nixon Collapses Reputed Shipbuilder in Jersey City
In Jersey City on December 29, William Nixon, brother of Lewia Nixon the shipbuilder and former Tammany chief, collapsed shortly after arriving at a local location. Police and medical staff responded as witnesses reported the incident near a central transit area.
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Jersey City
N. J
William Nixon
Lewia Nixon
Tammany Chieftain
Jersey Central
Weahidgien
Nsec
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