Anaconda Leads Gain In Mixed Stock Market Rise
The market opened with small changes. Anaconda and National Biscuit rose several percent, American Locomotive up modestly, Amalgamated Copper above 111, and London buying 26,000 shares. Rail stocks lagged while industrials and government bonds moved. Noon prices listed various gains and losses with total sales around 1,084,000.
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Scrippe-McRae Press Association
New York
Dev
Anaconda Wan Sen National
National Biscuit
Indua
Anaconda
Amalgamated Copper
London
Sigar
Canadian Pacific
Reading
Bisel
Chicago Live Stock Prices and Receipts
Chicago market notes show mixed cattle and hog receipts with prices across categories. Beef steers around 5.24 to 5.00, cows and heifers 2.50, stockers 2.20 to 4.35, canner 1.56 to 1.62, Texans 9.40, hogs steady, sheep receipts 60 with native and western lambs at 42 to 87, overall mixed demand and values.
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Chicago
Dec. W
Fluoyer
Western
St. Louis
St.lowis
Kealde Neher
Cincinnati Live Stock Prices and Receipts Report
Cincinnati live stock trade notes show cattle receipts at market slow with butcher steers extra and prices around 4.75, calves near 9.20. hog receipts 1730 with gains about 10 to 15 higher. sheep receipts around 4.69 with lambs near 4.09.
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Cingianati
Dee
Goold la Choles
Hog Market Strong At Close Across Regions
Strong hog prices finish on higher bids as market activity remains brisk. Heavy trades show little gain while light and mixed hogs rise 10 to 15 cents. cattle and sheep receipts steady to uneven. buffalo and st. Louis reports mirror mixed cattle and hog values with modest advances in select lots.
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Indianapolis
Iba
Phcea
Refin ed oil prices in early market notes
A fragmented listing of refined oil prices and related products noting various grades and tests. Mentions gasoline, wax, paraffin, and specific terms like cold test and aero test with multiple short price notations and stock descriptions. No clear event or person named.
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V. M
Lee
Machine Garolins
Wiseral
Enid
Meats and Lard Listing and Texas Meet Note
Corrected by Ningan and Co the list shows bugar cured hams English bacon dried beef pickled pork fresh sausage and shoulders with wholesale prices per barrel and pound. A brief reference notes a meeting between Mme Bernhardt and Texas in an experience neither can afford.
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Ningan & Co
California
Mme, Bernhardt
Texas
Mme. Bernhantt
Wheat and corn markets show mixed moves on Chicago Board
The report notes wheat upticks and a strong turn in corn, with December wheat and May contracts quoted while shipments and prices from Australia and Chile appear firm. Treasury estimates show a wide deficit despite rising revenues from customs and internal taxes, amid Panama Canal concerns and debates over future spending and contracts.
Vegetables and Fruits Prices From Local Market
The list details a wide range of fruits and vegetables with prices per unit or per box. Items include oranges such as the Kamael and Chinese orange, bananas, lemons, onions, carrots, beets, radishes, lettuce, potatoes, celery, tomatoes, sweet potatoes, and other produce, with figures shown in dollars and cents per specified quantity.
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Gauliower
Memorial Service For Iroquois Victims Held In Chicago
The second annual memorial service for Iroquois Theater disaster victims was held in Chicago at the Young Men’s Christian Association hall. No business was transacted as a mark of respect, with speakers noting the tragedy and the death toll rising within the year.
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Scrippe-McRae
Chicago
Iroquois
Audinorium
Young Ben's Christian Association
Iroschels Memorial Association
Lst
Viethn
Aled
Mysager
George W. Leterer
Culvall Theater
Fire destroys town blocks in Chariton causing $100,000 loss
Fire swept through Chariton this morning, wrecking several blocks and causing about $100,000 in damage. Fire brigades from the Atbha and Qaventa departments were called to help, preventing a total destruction of the town.
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Scrippe- Vector Press
Sesomatios
Chariton
Line, Aire
Atbha
Qaventa
Ridgely Deering Wedding at St Johns Church
Washington couple McHae Ridgely and Katherine Deveing wed at St Johns Church this afternoon with close family attending. After a ceremony at the bride’s mother's home the couple left for a southern honeymoon lasting about two weeks returning around January 24.
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McHae
Recen Washington
Doe
Willim Bar
Mt Ridges
St. Joho's Church
Mien
Katherine AL Deveing
George Poophag
Zimall
Kurtherine Cwlam Ridgely
Miz
Eleanor Cullom Ridgely
Newed Xe Brigeemitds
Foo. Jones
Chicago
Ag Best
Bribe charges hit city leaders in Los Angeles case
Nerippa McRae Preay Association reports three officials including Mayor BR and J. J. Losce of Long Beach arrested after bribe allegations surface in a bitter political clash. Prosecutors say the architect who won the contract for a new pavilion and assembly hall was forced to pay $100 in kickbacks.
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Nerippa-McRae Preay Association
Los Angeles
Cal
A. Eno
Cornelimuts
J. J. Losce
Long Beach
Xpeelie
Pebne
Warhington Decr Scratch Off Words From Instru ments
On account of a boycott dealers in musical instruments in Chins scratch the words Nach in United States America off the instruments. They notify the buyers that the goods come from England. Sour ce cites Consul Geen Sammons of New Chwang.
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Scripps-Meltae
Yerkes Will Leaves Art Collection To Metropolitan Museum
New York December 31 Charles T Yerkes who died yesterday left in his will a large art collection and two Fifth Avenue houses to the Metropolitan Museum of Art The estate valued at about five million dollars includes an oriental rug collection deemed among the most costly in the world Mrs Yerkes was at his bedside at his death The will marks a notable transfer to the museum and the public trust placed in it by the late financier
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Serigpy-Moose Prene Association
New York
Der
Charles T. Yerkes
Metropolitan
Museus of Art
Samo
Hove
Magcuma
Yerkes
Pysneas Long Fen
Rough voyage of Celtic passengers and mail sacks
The White Star liner Celtic arrived from Liverpool and Queenstown with 2465 mail packs and 54 parcel post packages. A Christmas westbound crossing faced a terrifying northwest hurricane with enormous seas. A heavy sea swept the starboard quarter, damaged compartments, and tipped heavy plates while flooding the engine room and smashing windows.
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Scrippe-McRee
York
Celtic
Liverpool
Qheingtown
Marion physician cremated in Indianapolis ceremony
The former Marion physician Ww. K. vanes was brought to Indianapolis on Saturday and cremated at Flanner Buchanan. The cremation followed the wish of Dr. Francis who died recently. Dr. Francis had been a member of the Hike and of the Knights and Ladies of Honor.
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Pooy
K. Vanes
Marion
Indianapolis
Flanner & Buchanan
Francis
Dr. Francis
Hike
Knights and Ladies of Honor
Jewelry Theft Suspects Arrested in City Store Loss
Following a string of losses at Kebrtkamp Jewelry Company last night officers arrested Jons Lewis and Robert Hawkins, both described as colored, and recovered jewelry valued at $1,000. Hawkins, the alleged thief, is charged with stealing while Lewis faces a receiving charge.
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Louie
Kebrtkamp Jewelry Company
Jons Lewis
Robert Hawkins
Hawkins
Porter
Lewla
City Births Deaths Marriages and Permits Summary
City records list births for Willum Hacker and Nelle Hacker plus several others in 205 Mor Rivitan and nearby areas. Notables include deaths of Marin J Sucre and Lawrence Ind. marriages such as Amoy B Brown to Mary Brown and George Fisk to Netlie Wicker. building permits for repairs on properties including 31st Street Warrenberg area.
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Willum
Nelle Hacker
Morrivitan
William
Jesse Corboy
Jyl Maant
Rik Depry Vod
Veasson
Charles Ik
Baimarr
Mien
Birk John
Anna Arnall
Masuachusetg
Ict
Wfayerle
Kennedy
Brand Shas
Alvin Ad Gertrude Sylvester
Bismarck
Boy
Charlys
Sophia Gakstarer
Hay
Lewly
Sophie Nelaop
City
Pay
Seu
Mary Krib
Joe
Rink
Marin J. Sucre
Daya
Lawrence
Ind
Hejumain Howley
Corenelle
David W. Brause
Ark
Marit Jenking
Thurry G. Wattmeyer
John Cohen
Blake
Vermont
Sally Myers
Central
Flint
Cem
Delaware
Charlotte H. Everett
W. Twentyeninth
Ben M. Turceri
Peritaulus
Runnela'a Eo Murtin
Henry W. Brandes
Pennaytyanto
Hoptta C- Moyers
Frank Peters
Washington
Amoy B. Brown
Mary Brown
Charley N. Moore
Vearl M. Pangburn
George W. Fisk
Netlie Wicker
Calvin
Beck
Maggie Mendenhall
Benjamin West
Blancho
EB. Mattacks
Clarence Tade
Lizele Kimbro
Orn Petty
Esma L. Cole
Claude Cary
Emeliy Bertels
Orva ¥. Pose
Minnie L. Perrin
Josaph Havard
Mary Lowe
Copper stock craze inflates gains across New England
Copper the game profits placed at more than 125 million. Yesterday’s gain alone was up ward of 13 million. Total increase 208 million. Scrippa-MoRse Preas Association Boston December. Upswing in copper stocks has lasted three months or more. Traders and the public across Boston and New England profited as copper shares surged. The speculative frenzy drew in workers and clerks alike, with many seeing substantial returns while the market fever grew.
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Scrippa-MoRse Preas Association
Boston
Whieli Wille
Uisalee
New England
Ania
Promis
Sabi
Revolt Crushed and Odessa Quiet Again Reported
Gen Mistachenko suppresses the uprising in Odessa as normal life returns. Shops open, trams run, and repairs proceed. Strike leaders arrested. Rojestvensky faces prosecution for fleet disaster. public opening promised to defend his record.
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Mistachenko
Odessa
Vetersburg
Bor
Moscow
Mstehecko
Rojestvensky
Russia
Avijestvensky
Alaska Gold Output Seen From Alaska Territory
Washington reports Consul Randall of Dinnon Yu kon estimates Alaska gold crop for the just completed season at 314 006 000. He projects Alaska’s value surpasses fishery output and predicts the Alaska Yukon exposition in Seattle 1907 will start a new era in Alaskan affairs.
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Scrippe-MecRae Prees Association
Washington
Alaska
Consul Randall
Dinnon
Yukon
Tunana
Canaul
Cleveland on the Lat Undine Nen Wenen Ament
New York December 9 Grover Cleveland heads a petition to Governor Higgins seeking clemency for Albert Patrick, the lawyer sentenced to death for poisoning millionaire Rice. Dr Allen Lane Hamilton drafted the petition, signed by many prominent people.
Watch The Year Out Meeting Planned At Quarters
The Battalion announces a night meeting at 4 W Washington street on Sunday at 9. Captain Piebds will lead the gathering. A preliminary service begins at 7 p.m. led by Captain Askina.
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Battalion Anes
Washington-st
Piebds
Ataf
Askina
Christmas Eve Entertainment at Gibbs Settlement
Harley Gibbs Settlement plans a Christmas program this Saturday night at the hall on 3 W. Washington St. The Christmastime event will include decorations and Christmas gifts for children plus candy for all attendees.
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Harley Gibbs Settlement
Washington St. Hs
Local firms gain control of Latinville Eastern Railway
Jousph Y. Elliott & Sons and Gates & Co. of Indianapolis take control of the Latinville Eastern Electric Railway, builder of a trolley line from Lamaville to Beardeston, Ky, with plans to extend to Tagrange and Beldyville, Ky. The enterprise is being refinanced amid changes. Shevlin Yale, noted football player, has been released by finance interests. The passage notes parental conflict and vague unrest in the background.
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Jousph Y. Elliott & Sons and
Gates & Co
Indianapolis
Latinville & Eastern Electric Railway Company
Lamaville
Beard Steton
UC Iq
Tagrange
Beldyville
Shevlin
Yale’ Fomour
Flaancee
Fire destroys Pittsburg Plate Glass plaster mill area
A blaze originating at Pittsburg Plate Glass and Dany's plaster mill wiped out an entire city block in Venice, Michigan, causing an estimated loss of 52800 dollars. Four adjacent buildings also burned while witnesses testified about various ailments and urged use of Hoofs Pills.
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Oceanants
Venice
ML. Dee
Pittsburg
Dany
Kite Carrying Man by Bell Demonstrated in Sydney
Sydney reports Prof Alexander Graham Bell tested a large kite named Front King. The apparatus reportedly lifted 284 pounds total, including a 61 pound kite and several weights, rising 30 feet before stabilizing for photographs.
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Sydney
Alexander Graham Bell Tos
Exay
Landis' Close Gall Wires Texas Move to Congress
Special to The Sun Washington Dec 31 Representative Fred Landis of Indiana rose to prominence after risking an ora- torical misstep in the House. A Texas ally’s nudge and a staged theater moment persuaded him to run for Congress, aided by local supporters and John Johnson who organized delegates to secure his nomination.
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the Sun
Washington
Fred Landis
Hose of Representatives
Texas
Congress
Cnet
John Johnson
Mtr
Landis
Senator Bailey
con+ krepn
Tcen
Loganeport
Logansport
John Juinson
Joby Johnson
Marshal Slain by Thieves in Hayfield Minnesota
In Hayfield Minnesota a marshal named Haboey, age 40, was shot and killed by burglars who were robbing Bell's general store. Haboey attempted to confront the burglars at the rear door but was killed. the assailants fled the scene.
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Scrappe
McNac Presa Association
Hayfield
Minn
Bee
Ote
Haboey
Wan Atut
Rinsuckins
Bell
Ataire
Habey
Trant
Trip to Palestine Sermon and Lecture at Covenant Church
A sangere program at Covenant Congregational Church on E Market Street and Highland Avenue promises a Sabbath morning musical feature by Gor of the roungrat sofa singere, followed by a stereopticon lecture by Dr Calvin Fletcher titled A Trip With Christ to Palestine in the evening.
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Palestine
Gor
Covenant Congregational Church
Marketst
Highland-ave
Calvin Fletcher
Christ
Pallatine
Injunction Sought Against Printers in Labor Case
In St Louis a court was asked to enjoin printers from interfering with the Greely Printing Company business. The firm says unions aim to form a labor trust and violate state anti trust law. officers petitioned in circuit court today.
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St. Louis
Greely Peiuiting Company
Death Mystery Drowns Out Night in Prospect Home
Mrs Samuel Knobbs rang a cow bell for help at midnight in her Prospect area home near Marion Ohio. She collapsed beside her husband who lay dead of heart disease. Daughter Mrs William Ward heard the bell and found both parents.
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Marion
Dee D
Prospect
Samuel Knobbs
Aha
Wiliam ‘Ward
Appoints New Minister in Aevippe-McHae Association
St Petersburg reports W Senator Aylimoft has been named minister of Justice succeeding Banukhin who remains in place after objecting to interior minister Durpose's heavy handed methods.
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Aevippe-McHae Prees Association
St. Petersburg
Der
Senastor Aylimoft
Mr. Banukhin
Interior
Durpose
Arrest of gang member in Perrysburg case
Police identify a gang member in Perrysburg after three witnesses recognize him as Martin Kirby from Baltimore. The suspect was halted by Marshal Thornton of Perrysburg and is in custody as the case advances. Thornton is reported improving.
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Fenrise Prem Neers Toledo, O
Marshal Thornton
Perrysburg
Martin Kirby
Batlmere
Thornton
Council Clears Use of Indianapolis Streets for Tracks
Mayor Holtzman signed the ordinance granting Indianapolis Union Railway new street rights Friday night, despite a temporary injunction by Judge Henry Clay Allen. The council, with limited opposition, approved routes across Washington, Ollyerave, Harding, Morris, and other avenues, while health board funding also increased in the same session.
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John W. Holtzman
Indianapolis Union Railway Company
AndianaDelia
Henry Clay Allen
Come
Crall
Casper
Wahl
Eppert
Davis
Moriarity
Linus
Indianapolis
John Crall
Frank Fishback
Mayem Holtzman
Board of Pub Works
Storm
Wright
Ordinsnes
Fishback
Storms
Krause
Jim Moriarity
Croll
W. Waahing
Ton-St
Ollyerave
Harding, Morris
East-sta
Bethelave
E. Mieblyat
Ardeka
Madison-ave
Kenetucky-ave
Napoleon-st
Barth-rot
Shelby
Draper-sts
Churchman-ave
Zion City to destroy household pets
Zion City will be catless as only pet cats kept indoors will be spared. All cats roaming outdoors, including those that guard homes, will be killed to stop cats from destroying birds and squirrels and spreading disease. Captain Walker states the measure targets stray and nuisance cats in the town.
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Bertype-MeBas
Chicago
Zlan City
Socom
Walker
Police Department
Dowie
Goferan
Zion City
Health missionary Wilcox completes transcontinental walk
Dex, Calif. May 26. R Wilcox health missionary walked from New York to Los Angeles, reaching Santa Monica after 165 days and 3,667 miles. He planned a 50 pound journey while traveling about 23 miles daily, aiming to seek reality. From Parkerburg, Pa, he moved westward.
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California
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Chicago Board
Scripps-MoHse Prene Association
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