Deadlock in City Council Over President Selection
Republicans in the council are blocked on choosing a council president as Neukom's term expires. A special meeting may be needed to resume balloting with 8.5 votes for E J Stickelman and 35 ballots cast. Eleven votes required. Dr Brown seen as a dark horse with backing to the end. Theodore Portteus received the full Democratic vote on every ballot. Democrats mock the Republican dispute.
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Neukom
E. J. Stickelman
Dr. Brown
Theodore Portteus
George Ade in Paris on world trip
Paris report notes humorist George Ade visiting the French capital on a round the world journey before continuing to Berlin.
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George Ade
Paris
Innes Humorist
Berlin
Wall Street Opens With Mixed Gains on Rail and Gas Stocks
New York January 5 The stock market edged higher at the open as rail and industrial shares moved up on the first sales while Consolidated Gas faced price concessions. Union Pacific Southern Pacific Reading and Northern Pacific rose, Wabash stock gained, Colorado Fuel advanced to 41 percent.
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New York
Consolidated Gas
Consolidated
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Reading
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
Wabash Common
Preferred
Colorado
Indianapolis Hog Market Slumps as Prices Fall
Receipts totaled 14 000 hogs 1 500 cattle and 300 sheep in Indianapolis Jan 5. Hog demand eased with prices 10 to 20 cents under yesterday and trading quiet after major orders. Extreme top reached 6.30 while most hogs ranged 5.60 to 6.10.
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Indianapolis
Hog and cattle prices fall at Union Stockyards on Jan 6
Hog receipts reach 37,000 with steady to slightly lower bids highlighted. Prices show good heavy hogs at 5.95 to 6.20, rough heavy 5.60 to 5.80, light around 5.90, and pigs from 34 to 65. Cattle receipts total 4,000 with calves at 7 to 89. Sheep receipts 15,000 with natives and western lambs from 4.35 to 7.40.
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Jase Rene
Pittsburg Market Reports Cattle and Hogs Prices
Pittsburg cattle receipts show ight steady with feeder and heifer values around 6.00 to 6.75 per cwt and prime lambs near 7. Heavily mixed hog loads report heavy hogs around 4.80 to 5.10 per cwt. Wethers and lambs listed with prices near 4.5 to 4.7 per cwt, reflecting a steady to firm market for the period.
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Pittsburg
A. Son
Apting Lambs
Wheat and Corn Prices Mixed Across Markets
Chicago and local grain prices show mixed movement with wheat at around 1.08 for May in Chicago, corn steady near 61 to 62 cents, oats around 50 cents, and various through billing figures. Inspections record several cars of corn, oats, and mixed feeds, totaling 52 cars for corn, 3 for oats, and 5 for other grains.
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Timothy
Chicago
Bose
Faek
tNominal
Ag i
Italian earthquake relief concert planned in Indianapolis
A Red Cross fundraiser in Indianapolis will present Verdi Requiem at Tomlinson Hall to aid the Italian earthquake relief fund. The Musikverein of the German house will manage the event, aiming to raise about 4000 dollars with minimal expenses. Each ticket becomes a donation. The date will be announced soon.
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Red Cross Society
Indianapolis
Musikverein
Tomlinson Hall
City Deaths and Permits Record From Local Ledger
City deaths listed for Asbury Cook Catherine Morlintt John H Bartlet Sarah Shaw Malcomb Whitney Henry F Tubuer Henry F Tubuer Salmon B 1117 Spann avenue Catherine E Barnes Frank C Stewart Christina Drinkut Margaret Harris Orville P Boyden Daniel P Wilpon M Hartley Mary Agatha George Aitken Florence K Wirick William H Craig Nettie A Staf ord Walter S Hurst Grace J Olm sten Labowitz Hannah P Crow Witton M Myers Thedoris D Orville A Cambridge Daisy D Veni i n Becker Mary B Kraft and building permits for Eliaab Heim repairs 218 N Summit wage Jose Baltz seven houses and related work.
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Asbury Cook
Nineteenth Street
Catherine Morlintt
Udell Street
John H. Bartlet
Sarah Shaw
Michigan Street
Malcomb Whitney
Belmont Avenue
Henry Ftubeeker
City Hospital
Salmon
Spann Avenue
Catherine E. Barnes
Twenty-sixth Street
Frank C. Stewart
Christina Drinkut
Capitol Avenue
Margaret Harris
Twenty Ninth Street
Orville P. Boyden
Bloomington Street
Daniel P. Wil Pon
Riley Avenue
Ogards M. Hartley
Mary Agatha George Aitken
Florence K. Wirick
William H. Craig
Nettie A. Staford
Walter
Daisy D. Veni
Becker
Mary B. Kraft
Eliaab Heim
Jose Baltz
Enzie
Morrris
Indianapolis Gas Coke Opens Economy Picture
A furnace stove or grate fire contrasts with economical wisdom as a promotional image for Indianap olis Genuine Gas Coke highlighting efficient heating in homes.
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Indianapolis
Hadley Named State Fair Head By Acclaim
Oscar Hadley treasurer of the state was chosen as president of the State Board of Agriculture for the coming year. Delegates favored Hadley though not yet elected when the meeting adjourned. Newton Brown to be vice president J W Lagrange of Franklin treasurer. Charles Downing to be re elected secretary.
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Oscar Hadley
State Board of Agriculture
Newton Brown
J. W. Lagrange
Franklin
Charles Downing
Fleet Footed Thief Snatches Purse From Girl
A purse snatcher ripped Miss Erma Aldridge's handbag from her grip on N Pennsylvania street between Eleventh and Twelfth. The thief fled with $35, and Aldridge could not describe him, his speed making identification impossible.
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Erma Aldridge
E. St. Clair Street
Miss Aldridge
N. Pennsylvania Street
Eleventh
Twelfth Streets
Hapgood couple safe arrival in Palermo
William P and Hutchins Hapgood message from Alton parents Mr and Mrs Charles Hapgood confirms safe arrival at Palermo Ohio after fears they were in the earthquake zone Public installation Gen A D Streight Circle No 16 Ladies of the G A R to hold a public installation Wednesday afternoon at 185 N Delaware Street Bliss Native Herbs 255 W Washington Street
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Willam P
Hutchins Hapgood
Charles Hapgood
Alton
Palermo
Haly
A. D. Streight
Ladies of the G A. R
Delaware Street
Bliss Native Herbs
Washington Street
City Public Works Board Notice of Proposed Improvements
Public notice from Indianapolis Board of Public Works announces proposed city improvements authorized by Resolution No. 58e. The document identifies the office location Majestic Building and dates in January, detailing planned municipal works and procedures for public involvement.
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Department OF Pee Works
Board
Majestic
Indianapolis
Ind
Canuary
Bens Oy
Board of Public Works
Indianapoliadians
Department On Public Works
City Oetana
Indiana
Garfield Avenue
Public Works Approval of Layered Street Improvements
Indianapolis officials set forth resolutions detailing the widening and paving of multiple streets including Flast Alley South of Michigan Street and Lord Street. The document lists brick and cement sidewalk projects, curb work, marginal planks, and extension of water gas and sewer lines, with a public hearing date for remonstrances and cost-benefit review.
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Flast
Michigan Street
Sus Ubhan
Delawa
Pine Street
Gradine Eee Caen Ith
DE Quincy Street
New York Street
Finley Avenue
Shelby Street
Walker Avenue
Alvord Street
Rooset Avenue
Thirth
Carbine
Tenth Street
Garfield Avenue
Garfield Avenue Street
Fiedman
J. H
Reynold
Jordan
Ezra
Area Powder Co
C. L. EE
C. L
S. W
Miami Powder Co
Reynold's
Thornton
Anna H
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Compressed Air Vacuum Cleaning CO
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E. Seventeenth Street
Earl
Edith Dillinger
Roosevelt Avenue
John
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Hamilton Avenue
Yendie Milan
Olney Street
Harry
Ada Renforth
W. St. Clair Street
Florence Howard
Conner Avenue
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Joseph T. Elliott
Preston Co. Trusler
Fred J. Mack
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