Stocks Rise as Investors Return to Market in New York
In New York on February 13, energy from the holidays powered a stock market surge led by Delaware & Hudson Great Northern and Reading with over a point gains. Smelters moved up late, while Canadian Pacific St Paul and others stayed active. Cotton quoted higher and wheat fell four cents, with London steady and the curb market irregular.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware & Hudson
Great Northern
Reading
Canadian Pacific
St. Paul
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Pennsylvania
Union Pacific
London
New York
Live Stock Market Report Indianapolis Feb 13
Hog prices opened lower by 5 to 10 cents with bulk sales around 45 to 50 dollars per hundredweight. Cattle and sheep markets steady as ranges show good to prime steers and cows with varied weights and feeding stock listed. Bulls, calves, and hogs provide mixed quotes across heavies, mediums, lights, and best pigs as late arrivals remained unsold.
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Indianapolis
Chicago Live Stock Prices at Union Stock Yards
Hogs receipts 36 000 slow and weak with light to heavy classes mostly 4.20 to 4.47. Cattle receipts 6 000 market strong to higher, Beeves 3.90 to 6.10, cows and heifers 1.95 to 7.75, calves 5.20 to 7.25, Westerners 3.90 to 4.75, stockers 2.70 to 4.80. Sheep receipts 12 000 market slow and weak natives 3.25 to 3.30, western 3.20 to 5.25, yearlings 4.40 to 6.0, lambs 5.00 to 7.90.
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Chicago
UNION
Grain market prices and wagon market items listed
The listing details grain prices for wheat corn oats and hay with through billing values and car totals. It records No 2 red wheat No 4 red and various white and yellow corn grades, oats prices and hay as well as wagon market items including straw fodder and milled hay with quoted prices.
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Timothy
Hay
Prairie
Widow of ex Gov Isaac P Gray dies at 80
Mrs Eliza Gray widow of ex Governor Isaac P Gray died at her home 1309 N Pennsylvania St after a lingering illness from pneumonia contracted while attending her son Pierre Gray's funeral in Union City She was born November 12 1828 in Ohio and was president of the Anthony Wayne chapter Daughters of the American Revolution The body will be taken to Union City for funeral services at the Presbyterian church Saturday at 7 30 AM Rev P Pier to preach
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Eliza Gray
Isaac P. Gray
Pennsylvania St
Union City
Pierre Gray
T. C. Swerer
Columbus, O
Isaac Gray
Indiana
United States
Mexico
Gray
Jap with Gun Startles Californians at Santa Monica Bluff
Report from Santa Monica California dated February 13 describes seven Japanese men with a small cannon testing it on a bluff at the northern limit of Santa Monica Bay. They are mapping cliffs and fired a pivot gun mounted 185 feet above the sea for unknown purposes, drawing local suspicion amid rumors a battleship fleet may visit the bay.
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Santa Monica
Cal
Santa Monica Bay
Letters Waiting for Secretary Taft at Grand Hotel
William H. Taft secretary of war has not appeared at the Grand hotel where a bundle of letters and telegrams addressed to him arrived. The communications are held until instructions are received.
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William H. Taft
Grand Hotel
Weekly Health Report from Indianapolis Week Ended Feb 9 1908
Weekly health report lists contagious diseases and deaths in Indianapolis for the week ending February 9 1908. Details cover illness types and mortality counts, reflecting public health conditions and trends for the period.
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Indianapolis
Prices for Vegetables and Fruit From Local Market Report
A priced listing details assorted vegetables and fruits with per unit, crate, bushel, and case rates. Items include Cabbage Holland seed at 1.12 per barrel and 15.00 per ton, Onions California celery beets tomatoes oranges pears figs bananas and more with diverse regional labels and price points.
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Valencia
California
Kentucky
Arizona
Florida
Local Produce Prices From Indianapolis Market Report
Prices for butter 35c pound from Klein prints Elgintus and state cream. New York full cream 1714c, domestic limburger 18c, brick 16 11c, Wisconsin full cream 1é6c. Fresh eggs 18c. Poultry prices show live turkeys 8 10c, live ducks and geese, hens 9c, spring chickens and roosters 5c.
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Indianapolis
Klein
New York
Wisconsin
Fraud Order Against Indianapolis Detective Agency
A post office department fraud order blocks mail to the General Detective Agency of Indianapolis run by Henry Pemberton and Charles W. Martin. The agency sold badges and bulletins claiming detective service, charging $2, with no real work provided. Pemberton denies intent to defraud and says they planned to quit after hearings.
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General Detective Agency of
Indianapolis
The
Post Office Department
Post Ofice Department
Washington
General Detective Agency
Henry Pemberton
Charles W. Martin
R. P. Goodwin
Nll
Pemberton
Martin
Post Office
A Million More Women Than Men In France
Statistics from the ministry of labor show France has one million more women than men. Women over 90 are more than double the male count, with 9,759,000 families and 1,250,000 childless. There are 1,000,000 more bachelors than spinsters and 1,250,000 more widows than widowers. The government focuses on population concerns.
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Paris
France
Ministry of Labor
Churches Plan Ways to Help the Unemployed
Contributions for aid to the unemployed in Indianapolis will be received at Tuxedo Park Baptist St. Tenth St. Ml. Be. church Wabernacle Presbyterian and Seventh Christian church Thursday. Three hundred six Delaware st. persons applied for aid at the Charity Organization Society on Wednesday.
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Indianapolis
Tuxedo Park AL
St. Tenth St
Chiurch
Abernacle Presbyterian Church
Seventh Christian Church
Sovciety
N. Delaware St
Africa lecture urges natives to reclaim homeland
Dr. Theodore Masiza Wakuza, native African thinker, told a Simpson A M E church audience that Negroes should return to Africa. He argued America is unsuitable for them and urged establishing a nation in Africa rather than remaining in the United States.
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Theodore Masiza Wakuza
Simpson A. M. EB. Shurch
South Africa
America
Bartley Arrested After Standoff At Home
William P. Bartley was arrested Wednesday afternoon after barricading himself in his home on East Christ street. Constables EF J Newman and George Dickey executed the warrant sworn by his wife for assault and battery.
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E. Chiist
William P. Bartley
EF. J. Newman
George Dickey
Justice of the Peace
Sheppard's Court
Surprise Birthday Party For City Official Gift
Tuesday marked the birthday anniversary of Charles Gift city superintendent of street cleaning. Mrs Gift organized a surprise party at their home. Attending were Preston C Trusler and Joseph Hogue from the Board of Public Works.
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Charles Gift
Gift
Tenth-st. Bliss
Preston C. Trusler
Board of Public Works
Joseph Hogue
Old Engineer B A Clark Dies at Home
Former Big Four locomotive engineer B A Clark died at his home on Station Street Wednesday morning. Funeral services will be held there Friday.
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B. A. Clark
Big Four Railroad
Station St
Lincoln League smoker fills hall with political chatter
The Lincoln League session draws a 2 000 seat hall to capacity as Warren G Sayre presides and candidates from governor to lieutenant governor address a jubilant crowd. Speakers include W L Taylor James F E Watson and Senator Fremont Goodwine with others like Maj Emmett F Branch and Judge Gillette in attendance.
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Warren G. Sayre
Indiana Bar
W. L. Taylor
James FE. Watson
Hugh T. Miller
Charles W. Miller
Fremont Goodwine
Williamsport
United States
Emmett F. Branch
Martinsville
House of Representatives
Judge Gillette
Supreme Court
Lawrence McTurnan
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Ain
C. A. Reeves
Blackford County
Reeves
H. Good
Warren
Huntington County
T. D. Tharp
Marion
Joseph Marnhs
Wabash
G. P. Melee
Logansport
George B. Lockwood
Peru
E. P. Kling
Gus
Condon
Congress
E. J. Neal
Hamilton County
Lincoln League
William St. Adams
Annual dinner hosted by Ladies' Guild at Pro Cathedral
The Ladies' Guild of the Girace Pro-Cathedral Church will hold its annual dinner on Thursday evening at Sixteenth Street and Central Avenue. The event aims to raise funds for church activities and community outreach.
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Ladies’ Guild of
Girace Pro-Cathedral Church
Sixteeenth-st
Central-ave
Scores of leading teams at the A B C meet
Names and scores from the A B C meet list many clubs and individuals led by teams such as Cincinnati Washington Indianapolis and Corinthians Newark Indianapolis with hundreds of points. Individual competitors include Crusoe Decker and Pritchett among others, with notable showings from Garstang Dollman and Richle.
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Bascangs
Cincinnati
BOO
Washington
Indianapolis
AL BL O's
Detroit
Ecc
Independent
Turners
Codibaes
Grerds
Liverpool
Corinthians No
Newark
N. J
Corinthians
Crescents
Chalmers-Kiene
Chicago
Ameling-Langenberg
St. Louis
Kerns-Crople
East
Meyer-Graff
L. W. Cowper
C. A. Crusoe
Linn Od. Hay Declares Candidacy For Circuit Judge
Linn Od. Hay of the law firm Jameson Joss and Hay announced as the Republican candidate for circuit judge. He would face Judge Henry Clay Allen when the term ends, with Allen already serving 11 years on the bench. Hay is active politically among attorneys while other names briefly mentioned include AY Wretti R. Hovey and Martin Blugg as potential rivals in surrounding races.
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Henry Clay Allen
Allen
Hay
AY Wretti R. Hovey
Ate
Miartin Blugg
Merle N
AL Walker
Lawson Dharvey
Superior Court
George W. Stubbs
Charles T. Hanna
Sue Perior Court
Nooa
Vincent Cuford
Mrs. Eddy's Coachman Dies Suddenly in Boston
Byron A. Feart a coachman for Mrs Mary Baker G Eddy leader of the Christian Science church was found dead in his rooms on the Eddy estate. Medical Examiner West ruled heart disease as the cause. The death was kept secret from Mrs Eddy who was warned she might be shocked by the loss. Earlier he drove Mrs Eddy to the Mother church in Beeston for her first visit to that edifice.
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Boston
Mass
Byron A. Feart
Mary Baker G. Eddy
The
Christian Science
Eddy Es
Tatr
West
Burt
Fear A Tax Boost In Statistical Questions
Indian stockmen and farmers fear a tax rise hidden in requests for statistics. Miss Mary Scobbs faces difficulties collecting data on pure-bred stock in the state. Farmers and stockmen receive information requests and view them as tax-raising schemes. Letters are sent to correct the impression.
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India
Mary Scobbs
Thirteens Break Season High in Three-Game Pins
The Thirteens set a season high with a 2703 total in three games against the Rooters in Elks Bowling League action on Wednesday night. Scores were 948 948 and Sav.
Wheat Markets Slip Then Rebound In Early Chicago Trade
Chicago wheat and corn opened weaker on Liverpool and European price weakness. The pit crowd sold early before buying for commission houses on resting orders, helping prices recover. May wheat 4.124, May corn 1.??, May pork 11.87, May ribs 9.50. closing values show mixed results across contracts.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Broomhal
Pittsburg Live Stock Prices In Local Market Report
Pittsburg Pa Feb 8 cattle receipts light and steady with top around 5 575 60 for good cows and springers. Hogs receipts about 2000 steady to lower with prime hogs near 4 70. Sheep receipts light with prime wethers 5 05 to 5 85 and lambs at 5 00 to 7 30.
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Pittsburg
Hippodrome Club To Hold Annual Ball At Mitchell Club Hall
The Hippodrome club will give its annual ball at Mitchell club hall Illinois and South streets Saturday evening.
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The
Hippodrome Club
Mitchell Club Hall
Illinois
South Sts
Pine Tree Worsted plant fire destroys factory
Paytnam Connecticut February 13 Fire this morning destroyed the Pine Tree Worsted company's plant. Loss set at 75000 dollars with partial insurance. The firm employs fifty workers.
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Paytnam
Conn
Murder Charge Maintained as Cassell Case Probes
Wit Hickam of Spencer Indiana defends George Kimery Cassell charged with killing Thomas Mills in Quincy. Sheriff deputies pursue every theory and search for the murder weapon. Cassell hopes for release in Indianapolis with a plea to Judge Williams.
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Wit Hickam
Spencer, Fed
George Kimery Cassell
Thomas Mills
Quincy
Tad
Indianapolis
Poursday
Hickman
Owen County
Cassell
Mills
Jutce Williams
Civilization of Lost Empire Disguised By Travelogue Imagery
The article discusses the mythical empire of the Children of the Sun spanning Peru Bolivia and Lake Titicaca. It highlights gold wealth mined for decoration not coinage and enormous stone blocks moved without beasts. A sixth travelogue by Mr Roberson features stereoptical views of ruins at Caleb Mills hall.
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Peru
Bolivia
Lake Titicaca
Sierras
Roberson
Caleb Mills
Tigers win penkant in German House League
The Tigers clinched the German Exouse Indoor baseball league title with a .750 percentage after defeating the Wrestlers 6 to 3 in the final game. Slumm pitched strong for the Tigers as the Wrestlers were held to limited offense.
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Tigers
Penkant
Bears
Slumm
Veseeeenre
No More Affinities for This New York Woman
Mrs C Franklin Purdy wife of a New York broker pictured here ran away with Grace Guernsey a student She has been forgiven by her husband and says she is finished with affinities
Man Stabs Self in Turkish Bath Lingers Toward Death
Chicago reporter says Robert J. Ault a Cincinnati manufacturer’s agent and member of a wealthy family stabbed himself in a Turkish bath at 131 Clark St. He was rushed to county hospital and believed likely to die. Ault had earlier warned of a mysterious enemy seeking his life and visited police station.
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Cincinnati
Clark St
Ault
Chicago
Ault Woodenware Manufacturing Company
Central Detail
Man sentenced in petit larceny case at Marion court
Charles Willard received 1589 days in the Marion county workhouse and a $100 fine plus costs for petit larceny after police observed him at a restaurant where he worked as night manager and confessed to taking money from the cash register. The grand jury indictment for conspiring to commit a felony was dismissed on police recommendation. Detectives Manning Asking and Duncan monitored Willard during the investigation.
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Marion County
Willard
Recommenda
Grand Jury
Manning
Asking
Duncan
S. Ilinois St
A Gentle Way of Saying It by Eben D Jordan
A one eyed man is suspected of cheating in a Tin Can poker game. He stacks chips high and wins a large jackpot. A tall lean player challenges the cheating, warns he will shoot the other eye out if cheating continues.
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Eben D. Jordan
Tin Can
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