Wall Street Stocks Open Moderately Higher Market
The stock market opened fairly active with gains from 3% to 4% on several issues, led by Northern Pacific. Overall quotations averaged about 1/4 to 1/2 point higher, but notable buying seen yesterday was missing today. Declines ranged 1 to 8 points from the prior highs as selling pressure on the Exchange increased in the first hour, much of it linked to western accounts and bear raids.
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New York
Northern Pacific
Stock Exchange
Chicago Grain Rumors and Prices on February Trade
Chicago grain notes show corn futures firm with May at 46 1/2 cents and July at 46 3/4. Wheat steady with May at 78 1/2 cents and July at 79 1/4. Oats strong with May around 29 1/2 and July 26 1/4. May pork 47.85, lard 9.90, ribs 9.67. Local receipts wheat 16, corn 487, oats 141 cars.
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Chicago
LIVE STOCK PRICES SLIGHTLY HIGHER IN INDIANAPOLIS SALE
In Indianapolis on February 1 hogs rose five cents with light week demand and a fancy Iowa Chester White load selling for 7.14 per cwt as the market showed strength. Cattle remained steady while sheep and lambs sold at prevailing values amid ample demand. Wheat and corn futures moved variously with mixed prices. hay prices hovered, and inspection tallies noted in the day's market report.
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Indianapolis
Iowa
Chicago
Scrippe McHee Press Associasius Butter and Poultry Prices
Chicago February 1. Butter Extra 31 34 cents. Eyes Fresh 23 24 cents. Cheese Twing 13 16 cents. Live poultry Turkeys 12 cents. Chickens yes spring 19 cents. Ducks geese 5.00 dollars and 1.50 per dozen.
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Scrippe-McHee Press Associacius
Chicago
New York Pork Prices and Dairy Quotes Feb 1
New York market report dated February 1 lists Pork Mess at 318.00 and 118.05, Lard Western spot and other lard figures, Tallow City 5344 and 5340 with country 64, Dressed Poultry including Turkeys and Fowls with various prices, Butter Creamery extra 241 state, Eyes white fancy western 16, Cheese full cream 144c.
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New York
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Western
Steam
Spot
Cincinnati Live Stock Prices From Scripps-McRae
Cincinnati trading bulletin February 1 reports cattle receipts totaling 850 with strong demand. Butchers pay around 6.52 and calves up to 7.50. Sheep receipts 34 with steady to higher quotes. best lambs quoted near 7.55 to 7.75. Cattle and beef cattle mixed packing firms show gains. overall market activity increases.
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Cincinnati
Scripps-McRaereas Association
Grain and forage prices listed in local market
The record lists corn at 4ic, shelled oats at 29 mic, sheaf oats 12.00 to 15.00, straw 7.00 to 9.00, millet 12.00 to 14.00, and senated clover 39.09 to 18.00, indicating fluctuating commodity prices.
Speech in Senate by John Mitchell on protecting working lives
John Mitchell president of the United Mine Workers addressed the senate praising organized labor as essential to prosperity. He argued wages and conditions must be settled collectively, championed rights of association and free speech, and urged protections for wage earners especially women and children. He cited German social measures and called for harmony between capital and labor via organization. Senate gave unanimous thanks.
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John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Senate
Gov
Miller
Mitchell
America
United States
Germany
Local Securities Drift As Traders Pause On Morning Exchange
A quiet session on the local stock exchange produced few price moves and no notable trades. Quotations show Union Traction common at 35 bid with no offers below 37, and Vandalia Coal rebounding from yesterday's losses while many listed issues remained unchanged.
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Local Stock Exchange
Union Traction Common
Best Preferred
Exchange
American Central Life Ins. Co
American National Bank
Atlas Engine Works Pfd
Belt Railroad Common
Belt Railroad
Og Brown-Ketcham Iron
Capital National Bank
Central Trust Company
Citizens’ Savings Deposit Co
Levi Columbia National Bank
Farmers Trust Company
Federal Union Surety Co
Home Brewnie Co
Wee Abta Indiana Hotel Co
Wes Ind. Hotel Co
Ind. Hotel Co
Indiana National Bank
Indiana Title Guard & Loan Co
Trdiana Trust Company
Indiana Union Traction Co
Marion Trust Co
Merchants’ National Bank
New Telephone Co
People's Deposit Bank
People’s Light and
Eetaaise
Rauh
Reeves & Co
Indiananolis Abattoir
Indpls. & Martinsville R. T. Co
Indianapolis Wire Ins. Co
Indianapolis Gas Company Tropls
Southeastern TL
Indianapolis Street Railway
Indpl’s. Trac
Term K. M. & W .Traction
Law
Laycock Mfg. Co
Louisville & Eastern R. R
Security Trust Company
Wee Terre Haute Trac. & Light
Union National Bank
Enton Traction, Common
Roky Union Traction
Wty Onion Trust Company
Indiana Hotel Co
Indiana Union Traction
Colum., & Southern
Indianapolis & Eastern
Indianapolis Gee
Indpls
Greenfield R. R
Society Notes Highlight Local Teas and Upcoming Weddings
Society pages detail Miss Grace Young hosting Taka Beta Pi amid decorations in club colors, and Mrs. Flanner hosting in honor of Miss George Philip Meier and Miss Edith Stanton Brown. engagements include Charles E. Hutton and Eya Wright in St Louis with residence in Indianapolis. Several social events, luncheons, theater parties, and bridge gatherings feature numerous local names and upcoming marriages.
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Grace Young
Taka Beta Pi
Helen Blue
Dallas
Tex
Edith and
Carrie Summers
Hazel Wilhite
Isabel
Esther Greenwood
Clara Sandstrom
Jeanore Trner
Frank Flanner
Hobart A. Boomer
Flanner
N. Capitolave
George Philip Meier
Kirby
South Bend
Edith Stanton Brown
Charles E. Hutton
Indianapolis
Eya Wright
Atlanta
St. Louis
She Fought for Him in a Money Confrontation Fight
William D. Smitson of Marion County urged his wife to duel Mrs. John Pulliam over money issues. Mrs. Smitson reportedly knocked her opponent down in a court case before Judge Vinson Carter, seeking damages around $1,000 for mental anguish aching joints and hair loss components.
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William D. Smitson
Marion County
John Pulliam
Vinson Carter
Superior Court Room
Remembered in Haas Will
The will of Dr. Joseph Haas probated Thursday leaves one third of his stock remedy business to his bookkeeper and adviser Sarah J Marshall. Two thirds go to his widow Rebecca Haas. The estate totals about $206,000 in real estate and $50,000 in personal property. Executrix Rebecca Haas posted a $75,000 bond.
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Joseph Haas
Sarah J. Marshall
Rebecca Haas
Haas
Cattle and Hog Prices at St Louis Market
St Louis market report shows cattle receipts at 2800 with beef steers 3.76 to 6.75, stockers 2.00 to 4.50, cows and heifers 2.50 to 5.25, Texas steers 2.50 to 5.50. Hog receipts 7909 up 10c, pigs 6.40 to 6.95, butcher and heavy 6.85 to 7.10. Sheep receipts 400 strong natives 2.00 to 5.75, lambs 5.25 to 7.20.
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St. Louis
Scripps-McRae Presa Association
Texas
Chicago Live Stock Prices and Receipts Brief
Chicago live stock market report for Feb 1 notes cattle receipts at 2,500 with prime beeves selling around 6.00 to 7.00, hogs at 25,000 with prices from 6.60 to 7.00 for various grades, and sheep at 6,000 with native and western lambs and sheep prices listed.
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Chicago
Scrippe-Moline Preas Association
East Buffalo Live Stock Prices and Grain Call
East Buffalo market report shows cattle receipts about 1,000 with steady values. Veals and calves bring 5.00 to 10.26, sheep receipts 13,800 with lambs at 7.75 and yearlings 6.00 to 6.40, hogs 5,000 with Yorkers 7.55 to 7.53 and pigs 7.23. Grain futures: May wheat 71 1/2 cents, May corn 46 3/4 cents, July 46 1/2 cents, No 2 red winter 70. Ac. No. 2 white oats 39 3/4 to 40 1/4.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
East Buffalo
N. Y
ATD Chi
Tully
Pittsburg Live Stock Prices and Market Notes
Pittsburg daily stock report lists cattle prices with light supply and steady demand. Choice cattle quoted at 5.86 to 6.10, prime 5.50 to 5.70. Sheep supply fair and slow with prime wethers around 5.50 to 5.70 and good mixed 4.50 to 5.40. Hog receipts about 20 loads with heavy hogs 7.15 to 7.20 and workers and nigs around 7.25 to 7.50.
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Sertepa-Y Wellac Press Association
Pittsburg
Pollution of Water Protest Over Sherman Avenue Sewer Route
The Indianapolis Waterworks protests the proposed Sherman Avenue sewer discharge into White River near an emergency intake. The intake is rarely used and could be contaminated. a conference is set for Monday at 2 PM with city and water officials, though the city engineer’s report appears to rule out changing the sewer route.
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Indianapolis Waterworks
Indianapolis Waterworks Company
City Board of Wealth
City Record for a Day Births and Deaths
Birth notices list John June Ida Powers at 207 DProawbridge sil with a girl and Oscar and Emmi McCollum at 61 Di vision-st. with a boy among many others. Deaths include Charles Ray at 884 Tadliimma ave and Isabella Melissa fen at 67 TH02 NL U1 nois-st with myocarditis and several other causes. Marriages are shown with multiple couples listed as joined, along with property and business notices at Michigan-st and Washington-st.
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John June Ida Powers
Dproawbridgesil
Oscar
Emmi
McCollum
George
Kate Lankey
W. Qhiost
Stewart
Whler-ave
Gir
Ore
Mainie Brisbin
Trewa St
Gir Everett
Clara Carter
Weghorst St
Atten
Jessie Read
S. New Jersey-st
Patrick
Delia Henry
Germiniasi
Charles
Minnie Burge
Richland-st
Bov
Fred
Myrtle Smith
Sheffeld
Andrew
Libby Cole
W. Washington-st
May Urban
Bismarckage
Birl
Irwin
Rosa Jordan
Richnwine St
John
Sadie Garlach
Reynoldsave
Julius and
Thetia Torjans
Pennsylvania-st
Anton and
May Stegar
Traumanst
Bessie Shedd
Concord-st
Kirk
Charles Ray
Alfred Jackson
Wabasast
Asthma
Elizabeth
Merrill-st
Eirza J. Kingery
Napoleon-st
Caroline Mrunkel
Neuwmain-st
Etta Myer
Alabama-st
Channie Long
Tenth-st
Samuel Filion
Pennsylvania St
Bright
Market crack of 1905 supply prices and receipts
Fragmented OCR cites Secripps-McRine Press Association notes on cattle and hogs receipts and prices, with dairy and butter values. Mentions New York dairy quotes January 31 and various market terms such as extra, choice, and full cream cheese, reflecting a mixed commodity market snapshot.
You Are Invited To The Sun Help Column
A fragment invites readers to use The Sun's wanted help column with no charge for the first ten words three Jaym. The note reads as a promotional prompt or reader service request tied to the newspaper's help column.
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Sun
Jaym
Money Against Life at Indiana Railroad Hearing
Testimony before the Indiana Railroad Commission on railroad accidents emphasizes block signaling as the cure. Executives like General Manager Peck of the Pennsylvania Lines cite cost and earnings as barriers to full implementation. Others note Indiana lines already using block systems report fewer collisions while wage concerns and operator recruitment hooks are debated.
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Money Against Life
Iindiana Railroad Commission
Harris Will Probate and Widow Made Administratrix
The will of W. B. Harris of 2511 Col legneave is probated. Mer. Flore ris died in the Big Four wreck at Fowler Indiana. Harris leaving $5,000 to his widow Lola St. Harris, with her named executrix but withdrew due to a railroad damage suit to qualify as administratrix.
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Girls’ Industrial School
Tomlinson Hall
Fowler
Ind
W. B. Harris
Mer. Floreris
Lola ST. Harris
Harris
One Engineer Has Life Time Job
At a hearing before the Indiana Railroad commission officials discussed how sleeping telegraph operators cause accidents. General Manager Peck of the Pennsylvania recalls an old engineer who could not be discharged because when the manager was an operator he slept and the engineer saved his job.
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Fred Ll. Feick
Feick
Woodville
Indiana Railroad Commission
Peck
Pennsylvania
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Miles Mathews
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Mortonplace
Eli Wellman
W. I. Shalansky
Albert Thompson
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New Jersey
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Pi Beta P. Sorority
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Charles F. Sayles
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Rose Binzer
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Lillian Downey
Mary Joseph
Anna Mantel
Fannie Graugott
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Scholtz
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Philip Mosias
Ike Binzer
Leo Domb
Leo Kaminsky
Roy Olshewitz
Wolfberg
Europe
Charles Carroll Brown
Woman's Society of the Maennerchor
William Gardner
William Smith
A. Schumacher
Frederick Ballweg
Armin Lietz
John Nicholson
Philip Hauss
Pearl Howard
Anna Smith
J. H. Chamberlain
H. D. Hadley
May
Mrs. Bentley
W. D. Smitson
Mrs. Pulliam
Saks
Norfolk and Novelty Salts
Eton
Siz
Sherman-Ave
Mor Parker
Osa Galden
John L. Wehard
Seon Susan Young
Luther Pottage
Addie Gilmartin
Harry N. Corrie
Nellie M. Hebble
Thomas J. Munday
Alice G. Koerig
Warry Smith
Maud L. Shaffer
Willis Lucas
Levina J. White
John Chiravola
Tevina Vulcan
Ezra Bartin
Anna Albertson
Frank Beard
Sallie M. Allen
Pasquale Pamumizio
Mary Parisi
Secripps-McRine Press Association
Cinc TV
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Point
Mass
Bates Street
Prince Albers
Children’s Reéfers
Barathea
Washington Street
Saks & Company
Money Against
OF the Railroads
Geneest
Way
Pennsylvania Jines
Presini
CC. Sllivan
Peru
Wabash
Indiana
Flo
J. J. Dermoiy
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