Stock Market Opens Strong On Gas Dividend News
New York opening shows brisk demand with People’s Gas up 3 percent and Eric common up 1 percent as the market reacts to dividend rate news and Eric bond issue approval. Amour Pacific and Southern Pacific rise, while copper stocks lag. London supplies 40 000 shares with Union Pacific leading. Major buyers include Flower Co Clark Dodge Hooley Learnard.
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New York
Eric
People’s Gas
Eric Common
Amor Pacific
Southern Pacific
London
Union Pacific
Flower & Co
Clark, Doedge & Co
Hooley, Learnard & Co
Shorts
Louisville & Nashville
Atlantic
Fireman Head Phoots Away at New York
Battalion Chief Michael Graham, one of five firemen buried under a falling wall while fighting a Pratt Oil Works blaze in Williamsburg, died at Eastern District hospital. His colleagues credit his heroism with saving four others and firemen at the scene paid silent tribute by doffing hats for five minutes.
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New York
Michael Graham
Pratt Oil Works
N. 12Th Street East River
Williamsburg
Eastern District
Graham
Revival at Bethel grows nightly under Rev J L Glascock
Revival continues at LeGrande avenue and Hamburg street Bethel on the South side with services nightly at 7 30 except Sunday and two Sunday services at 2 30 and 7 30 p m. Mr Glascock will depart for South Dakota to tour revivals in the northwest.
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J. L. Glascock
Union
LeGrande Avenue
Hamburg Street
Bethel
Glascock
South Dakota
Northwest
Holy Cross Parish Euchre Party For Charity
The Holy Cross ladies host a large euchre party at the Washington bowling clubhouse on B Washington Street next Wednesday afternoon February 17 to raise funds for a special charity.
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Ladies of Holy Cross Parish
Washington Bowling Clubhouse
B. Washington Street
The Wagon Market and Fresh Poultry Report
Market notes list new corn prices and oats per bushel, mixed hay and straw values, with oats at $2 per unit and wheat straw around $0.95 to $0.86. Local listings show poultry prices and eggs, turkeys, and live poultry entries from the Indianapolis Produce Exchange.
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Rouse Bros
Kentucky Ave
Indianapolis Prod Produce Exchange
Local Packers Buy Good, Market Steady for Hogs and Cattle
Indianapolis market reports 4,500 hogs 650 cattle 50 sheep on Feb 15. Hog receipts rise vs week, with demand from local packers and prices mostly steady to strong. top hog price around 6.50, most at 6.30 to 6.10. Cattle offerings placed quickly at stronger to higher prices. steers 6.40 or less show strength, bulls steady, calves unchanged. Sheep and lambs scarce, sold at last week’s close, best lambs at 7.50.
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Indianapolis
Sleet storms cut Western U S wires and Chicago link
A major sleet storm in Ohio and the Midwest cuts wire communications west of Cleveland. Widespread ice brings down poles and disables telegraph lines, with worst impact between Cleveland and Chicago. Affected regions include New York forecasts of a severe snow event and a blast of cold across the Atlantic coast. Northern Italy also halts traffic from heavy snow.
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Cleveland
United States
Ohio
Middle West
Here
Chicago
New York
Mississippi
Weather Bureau
Atlantic
Florida
Maine
Alls Well On Fleet Says Wireless Message
The wireless station on Seavey Island Portsmouth harbor captured messages from the battleship Connecticut signaling to Idaho and New Hampshire. Connecticut reported location 36 degrees north, 8 degrees 30 minutes west, weather fair and clear, and all hands well and happy at the prospect of sighting home shores.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Seavey Island
Portsmouth Harbor
Connecticut
Idaho
New Hampshire
Senate Sets Time Limit on Orators
The senate adopted a rule to curb speeches with a five minute limit. A senator may speak up to 13 minutes of senate time if given extra time by another senator. Governor Hall serves as the timekeeper.
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Senate
Gov. Hall
Market Wheat and Corn Prices and Inspections Report
Price listings for Wheat Corn and Oats include futures for No. 2 red at 1.16 and 1.15 for March and April, No. 2 white corn at 66 cents, No. 2 white mixed 61 cents, No. 3 yellow 64 cents, and various through billing rates. Inspections record 50 car lots across Wheat Corn Oats with counts by grade and size, plus timothy and clover mixed pricing. totals show 50 cars inspected and 5 cars in transit.
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Oais
iIn
Chicago
A. Wee Thomson
Restored health and prolonged life by Liver Pills
Mrs. Louisa Haag, eighty seven, credits her robust health to Liver Pills developed by Julius A. Haag, a druggist and chemist, after a decade of stomach and bowel troubles including prior impaction. The remedy, meant to aid digestion and liver function, was later marketed at 25 cents.
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Louisa Haag
Julius A. Haag
Haag
Heag
Patchwork Book Figures in City Street Scandal Trial
Trial testimony centers on Thomas Shufelton and his private red book used to track street patching. Witnesses describe alterations by Brunaugh and Marshall, with grand jury disclosures and later indictments. Stenographer Katherine Schwemeyer and others recount book entries and official routines amid prosecutorial questions.
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Thomas Shufelton
Henry W. Marshall
Ryan
Mr. Shufelton
Harry Branaugh
Shafelton
Blaine Miller
Grand Jury
Rand Jury
Shufelton
Baker
Henry Marshall
Shuffelton
Marshall
Hooton
Virginia Avenue
Western Construction Company
Mr. Marshall
Brunaugh
Hugh Conner
Clifford Burke
Marion County Construction Co
Pritchard
Burke
Frank J. Noll, Jr
Board of Public Works
Watson Bill Appears Bad to Labor Men
Indiana labor leaders telegraphed all members of the Indiana congressional delegation in Washington to protest passage of House Bill No. 267 Watson bill. They say it imposes car building standards dangerous to railroad workers and oppose Watson who faced governor opposition from workmen. H BR Puller national legislative representative of the trainmen in Washington notes strong workingmen opposition to Watson.
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Indiana
Washington, D. C
Watson
H. BR. Puller
Congress
Man
Lewis to Seek Joint Conference With Anthracite Operators
T. L. Lewis, president of the Mine Workers union, plans to arrive in Wilkes Barre to push for a joint conference with coal operators of the anthracite field. He aims to have the scale committee present demands, mirroring soft coal practices. Operators expect at most a renewal of the current agreement for three years.
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Lewis
City Record for a Day Births and Marriages Lodged
Births list includes many city addresses with newborns of both boys and girls from numerous local couples. Marriages cited feature partners such as Paul Junemann Lena Boehm and Joseph Barr Lenora Waite among others. Deaths note Viola Lay at City hospital and George Takacs aged 38. Building permits list multiple repairs and dwellings with addresses across the city.
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Paul Junemann
Lena Boehm
Jesse V. Brown
Ora M. Hutton
Elliott Davis
Alice M. Elmore
Andrew R. Snyder
Hattie G. Rippy
Charles Avery
Nora M. Cleet
Joseph Barr
Lenora Waite
Ora F. Kirk
Jennie L. Hicka
Claude K. Swafford
Lucy R. Clarkson
Paul C. Powell
Minnie H. Murphy
Ezra May
Eliza A. Shepherdson
Viola
Lay
City Hospital
George Takacs
Haugh Street
Negress Threatens Hold Up On City Streetcar
A black woman on an E Tenth street car Monday morning tried to use an invalid transfer, caused a disturbance, and threatened to delay service at Dor man and Tenth streets. A white rider paid her fare to allow the car to proceed. police were summoned but the car had already moved on.
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E. Tenth Street
Charles Harrison
Dorman
Tenth Streets
Mullin
Stewart
Trial of Fisher-Hansen Bribery Charge Opens
The New York trial of Carl Fischer-Hansen for bribery of witnesses connected to the Tony Macolusco case began. He has been jailed on $25,000 bail after his father-in-law Isaac V. Brokaw withdrew support and severed ties. He was later rearrested on a warrant from District Attorney Jerome who feared an escape.
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New York
Carl Fischer-Hansen
Tony Macolusco
Tcombs
Isaac V. Brokaw
Fischer-Hanson
Brokaw
Jerome
Pittsburg Live Stock Market Report February 15
Pittsburg stock list shows cattle receipts at 105 loads with lower prices for good cattle and steady for common grades. Sheep and lambs see higher market for sheep and lower for lambs, veal calves and hogs range with prime and heavy categories given. Prices span from primes around 6.20 to 6.75 for sheep and hogs from 4.00 to 6.75 depending on weight and class.
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Pittsburg
Wethern
Stars
East Buffalo Live Stock Markets Report
East Buffalo NY Feb 15 cattle receipts total around 2 475 with steady demand. Steers 1 200 to 1 400 pounds bring 5 00 to 6 15 per hundredweight and fat cows around 3 50. Bulls and active cattle show easy to good prices. receives about 900 head in various categories.
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Buffalo
Senate hears broad petition drive on medicine vendor license bill
Amid a flood of petitions and remonstrances the senate considers the medicine vendor license bill This report notes the druggists lobby urging passage while opponents seek stricter controls and state wide prohibition petitions also press for battlefield memorials and Sunday baseball repeal debates continue with several bills introduced Monday
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Senate
Megi
Ita
Tor
Cc. T. U
Auxfiiery
Grou
Antietam
Indianapolis
President asks aid to keep homes for dependent children
The president sent a message to Congress proposing aid for parents of well behaved children facing temporary misfortune and for deserving mothers to maintain suitable homes. He urges federal harmony with conference conclusions and recommends DC legislation on the subject.
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Washington
Congress
District of Columbia
Man allegedly douses wife with kerosene and sets her ablaze
Port Chester, Feb 5 In an act linked to jealousy a 60 year old toolmaker Michael Hennessy allegedly poured kerosene on his wife and set it alight after she objected to his attention to a visiting young woman. Mrs Hennessy remains in critical condition with extensive burns. The husband is under arrest and the visitor helped smother flames.
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Port Chester
N. Y
Michael Hennessy
Hennessy
Mrs. Hennessy
Roosevelt ignores attack from pastor on private family
At the White House President Roosevelt plans no response to Jarvis Walker of St Simons who accused the president of permitting a daughter and associates to attend the play Salome. A White House official said criticizing the president is one thing but attacking his household, especially women, is indecent.
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Washington
White House
Roosevelt
Jarvis Walker
St. Simons
Offeles
Salome
Notice of sale of real estate in Marion County Indiana
The Marion Circuit Court will offer for sale real estate in Marion County Indiana under Richard W Elmer A Oldham et al Cause No. Sale to be held at Clarke Holderman office Indianapolis on February 23 1909 from 10 am to 4 pm and continuing thereafter until sold Tract 1 Lot in Block 33 Johnsons North Indianapolis Tract 2 Lot 100 to 110 Parker and Hanway s Stone Tract 3 Thirty six poles off the west side of the northwest quarter section 14 town 14 north range 3 east postion Township Indianapolis County Indiana
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Indianapolis
Richard W
Elmer A. Oldham
Marion Circuit Court
Marion Co
Indiana
Gale
Clarke, Clarke & Holderrman
Newtonypool
Inrion County
Johnson
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Cooper Avenue
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