Indianapolis Livestock Market Report
Indianapolis markets show 6400 hogs 1200 cattle 300 sheep receipts with hog and sheep gains and cattle decline from a week ago. Hogs sold mostly 8.50 to 8.70 with top 8.80. cattle mixed with cows and calves steady to higher. sheep and lambs sold promptly at steady to higher prices amid active competition from outside sources. Regional quotes include Union Stockyards and Buffalo and Cincinnati reports with varying prices and receipts across hogs cattle and sheep.
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Indianapolis
UNION
N. Y
Canada
Pittsburg
Ohio
Wall Street opens with mixed gains as Rock Island trigger hits
The New York stock market showed general activity and strength at the open with fractions in most gains. Southern Pacific and Kansas City Texas led buying while Rock Island tumbled over four points triggering liquidations. Reading and other rail issues fell, with Southern Pacific Union Pacific Atchison and Northern Pacific dropping. Industrials softened as London bought about 15000 shares. Government bonds held, other bonds irregular.
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New York
Southern Pacific
Kansas
Texas
Louisville & Nashville
Rock Island
Reading
Union Pacific
Atchison
Northern Pacific
London
Kerr Lake leads mining list with strong trade action
Kerr Lake was the day’s big feature, opening at 9.80 and closing 10.65 bid. The stock was very active and drew most trading attention, lifting sentiment across the list as other issues saw fractional gains while remaining steady. The Kerr Lake activity is expected to benefit nearby Hargraves, which adjoins and shares the Kerr Lake vein.
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Jackson & Duckie
Vapbentum Co
Bailey
Beaver Co
Chambers-Ferland
City of Cobalt
Cobalt Centra
Cobalt Lake
la Rose
Nova S&ecotia
Peterson Lake
Rochester
Kerr Lake
Hargraves
Hargrave Property
New York Curb Market Steady with Mixed Copper Shares
New York curb market steady as traders listed varied quotes across copper miners and related stocks. Notable figures include Nevada Copper at 26 and British Columbia at 8, with several firms showing minor gains or declines amid a broad price spread.
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NEW York
Amn. Tobacco
Mo. Pac
Ely
Miami Copper
Butte Coalition
Nevada
Cobalt Central
Boston
Rawhide
Chino Copper
Giroux
Greene Cananea
Kerr Lake
Nipissing
Gila
British Columbia
Goldfield Cons
United Copper
Ohio Copper
Chicago Subway
South Utah
la Rose
Cons. Ariz
Anthracite Coke and Lump Varieties Listing
A compact listing of coal types and grades from various mines including Pocahontas Blossburg Kanawha Pittsburg Winifrede Falling Rock and Linton with pricing for bags ground floor and cellar delivery and chute charges. Includes coke types crushed gas coke and bagged coke with per ton and per bag costs.
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Pocahontas
Blossburg
Ohio Jackson Raymond
Kanawha
Pittsburg
Winifrede
Linton Egg
Hocking Valley
Brazil
Meats and Lard Price List
Sugar cured hams and English style hams priced around 16 to 18 percent with various cuts including boiled, breakfast, and smoked bacon. Fresh veal and beef carcasses listed with percentages for fat or yield, plus sausage and shoulders. Local market items reflect typical midweight meat sale pricing.
Boston Stocks Report Missing Clear Event
In Boston financial notes from January a list of stock figures appears with names Giroux Shannon Kerr Lake and places Florida and copper market references. Readable details are fragmentary and no explicit price dates or transactions are provided.
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Boston
Giroux
Miami
Shannon
North Butte
Kerr Lake
Lake Copper
Consuls General Named in Washington Appointments
Washington announces a batch of diplomatic postings on January 5, naming Maxwell Blake of Missouri as consul general in Bogota Colombia and consuls George E Chamberlain of New York to Swate China P Merrill Griffith of Ohio to Pernambuco Brazil Arthur Garrels of Missouri to Catania Italy Arminius T Haeberle of Missouri to Teguegalapa Honduras Clarence A Miller of Missouri to Tampico Mexico Ernest A Wakefield of Maine to Port Elizabeth Cape of Good Hope John Q Wood of Hawaii to Venice Italy.
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Washington
Onsul
Maxwell Blake
Missouri
Bogota
Colombia
George E. Chamberlain
New York
Swate
China
P. Merrill Griffith
Ohio
Pernambuco
Brazil
Arthur Garrels
Catania
Italy
Arminius T. Haeberle
Teguegalapa
Honduras
Clarence A. Miller
Tampic
Masonic Installation At Millersville Lodge
A public installation was held by the Millersville lodge Tuesday evening with several hundred attendees. New officers include Guy Roberts W M Robert Templeton 8 W Charles Ellis J W John Stenmyer treasurer 0 HM Hammond Secretary Mason W Frisby 8 D Ralph Roberts J D Messrs. Jones Willon stewards and HE Colwell tyler. W H Roberts acted as installing officer.
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Millersville Lodge
Guy Roberts
W. M
Robert Templeton
Charles Ellis
J. W
John Stenmyer
HM. Hammond
Mason W. Frisby
Ralph Roberts
J. D
Jones and
Willon
HE. Colwell
Tyler
W. H. ‘Roberts
Euchre Party For St Josephs Orphans At Hotel Kingston
Mrs H A Tron proprietor of the Hotel Kingston will host a euchre party to aid St Josephs Training School orphans. The event occurs Thursday evening January 6 with invitations extended to all interested. Rooms boast Japanese decor and the organizers promise an enjoyable evening.
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H. A. Tron
Hotel
Kingston
Circle Park Hotel
St. Joseph's Training School
Umpire Hank O Day Named From Accidental Umpiring Chance
Hank O Day reached the major leagues as an umpire after an accident of scheduling. He stood in for James Lynch in a 17 inning Chicago versus Cleveland game and impressed club bosses. The performance led Nick Young to sign him as an umpire for the league.
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Cuba
All Stars
Tom Lynch
National League
Hank O'Day
O'Day
Lynch
Hank
City Recorder’s
Chicago
Jas. Hart
Cleveland
O'Dey
Nick Young
League
Mississippi's Col James Gordon takes Senate oath in Washington
In Washington on January 5 Senator Money presented Col James Gordon's credentials to succeed the late Senator McLaurin. Gordon, a soldier poet statesman of Mississippi, took the oath at once. Other Senate actions included a postponed land office and forestry investigation and calls for a five senator committee to probe the high cost of living and its link to wages.
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Washington
Senate
Money
Mississippi
James Gordon
Bayou
Noel
McLaurin
Jones
General Land Office
Bureau of Forestry
Newlands
Nevada
Elkins
West Virginia
Crawford
South Dakota
Three Perished in Buffalo Cereal Company Fire
Three men are believed dead in a Buffalo Cereal Company fire that occurred last night. Frank Gloecki, 4 Porter Avenue, Joseph Lendes, 23 Townsend Street, and Fred Laney, address unknown, are still listed as missing after later investigation.
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Buffalo
Buffalo Cereal Company
Frank Gloecki
Porter Avenue
Joseph Lendes
Townsend Street
Fred Laney
Ten Word Ad Seeks Best Girl for City Housework
Classified notice seeks a reliable housework helper in the city. The ad promises a good girl ready to start and asks for responses from interested applicants. Strong entities include the city and generic housework duty. No explicit names or dates.
Chicago grain and livestock prices drift in varied opening trades
Wheat futures opened lower amid general market activity with May wheat at around 1.14. Corn stayed steady while oats showed irregular moves. Lard pork and ribs prices in May board edged around 12.15 to 12.17, 24.0 and 11.62 respectively as overall provisions held little change with closing figures showing mixed highs and lows across wheat corn and oats contracts.
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Chicago
General Commission House
A.W. Thomson
Indianapolis Grain Prices and Inspections Report
Grain market notes list wheat no. 2 red and milling values, corn varied by white yellow and mixed grades with percentages, oats steady with several white and mixed quotes, hay prices for timothy and clover types. Inspections tally cars by grade and class, totals given for wheat corn and hay.
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Timothy
Sample
Hay
Clover
Chicago Cash Grain Prices in January Market
Chicago cash grain prices list mixed bid quotes for wheat corn and oats. No. 2 red wheat at 1.28% with other reds and hard winter grades nearby. Corn ranges from 58% to 63 cents with white and yellow varieties. Oats across No. 2 46% to 47% cents and No. 4 white around 45 to 46 cents.
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Chicago
Toledo Grain Market Report Typo Clean and Prices
Toledo grain market notes on January 6 show cash wheat at 1.26 with May at 1.28 and July at 1.06. Oats cash 48 cents May 49 and July 47 cents. Rye cash incomplete text ends with rye figures.
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Toledo
You Cannot Lose With The Sun Liner Columns
The Sun guarantees results with liner columns offering ten words for fifteen cents over three days.
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Sun
Two Prevaricators Have Dinner Bluff Exposed
In a witty exchange, one man invites Gormley to dinner and to hear his youngest daughter play piano, only for Gormley to feign forgetfulness about a crucial engagement. The punch line reveals the host has neither daughter nor piano, exposing the ruse.
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Gormley
Jove
City Record for a Day Births and notices
City records list numerous births across families, with Hayward Curry, Maude Curry, Fetron, Kestle, Enk, Lay, Meyer, Browning, Ross, Monroe, Gardner, Adams, Allen, Eichburg, Kennedy, Collens, Brumit, and Brumit stillborn among newborns. Debilitating deaths include measles, tuberculosis, and other ailments. gunshot wound and injuries noted at hospital or street incidents. Marriages listed include Alte and Spaulding, Woodson and Lucas, Daugherty and Southard. Building permits shown for Madison Avenue Building and Loan, three houses in Lee area, and a barn project. Prices and locations detailed in streets and avenues. includes medical conditions and causes.
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Hayward and
Maude Curry
Pietcher
David and
Matilda Fetron
Germania Avenue
Ora and
Lottie Kestle
Goodlett Avenue
Walter and
Rose Enk
Eleventh Street
Josie Lay
Pennsylvania Street
Sol and
Florence Meyer
Delaware Street
Spencer Lee
Margaret Browning
East Street
Sanford and
Laura Ross
Virginia Avenue
Samuel and
Margaret Monroe
Wisconsin Street
Henry and
Anna Gardner
Keystone Avenue
Reese and
Stella Adams
S. Walcott Street
Roy and
Alice Allen
E. Pratt Street
Geo. and
Sophia Eichburg
S. State Street
John and
Josephine Kennedy
Burford Street
Claud and
Nina Collens
Broadway Street
Lesle
Sarah Brumit
Wheil
Stillborn
Desths
Hazel Dell Boots
N. West Street
Francis E. Hertz
Rosedale Avenue
Bettie King
Webster Avenue
Chas. Davis
City Hospital
Mary Leary
Hanson Avenue
Marthas. Jenkins
Cornell Avenue
Alfonso Jackson
W. Tenth Street
Martha J. Green
University Avenue
Edward M. Harness
English Avenue
Arthur Lee
S. West Street
Jesse F. Pecht
Edward Cunningham
Ohio Street
Christian Cartheuser
Iowa Street
Mildred Marie Hodgin
Mary Porter
Denver Flats Census Sparks Satirical City Label
The Denver Gas and Electric Company census counts 4,732 of 35,000 families living in apartments with dogs, birds, and few children. It cites 4,000 dogs and 6,000 canaries, 3,000 cats, and notes near leather Morris chairs and Mission dining rooms. Further data will come from the US census on divorces and well being of apartment residents.
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Capitol Hill
Denver
Heinz and others admitted to 80 thousand bail in fraud case
New York January 56. F Augustus Heinz former copper king arraigned before Federal Judge Hough on two indictments charging banking law violations and removing books of United Copper from the court. He was released on 80000 bail and to stand trial January 13. Brother Arthur Heinz Carios Werfield Calvin Geer and lawyer Sanford Robinson charged on a blanket indictment of impeding justice and admitted to bail.
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New York
F. Augustus Heinz
Copper King
Hough
United Copper Company
Arthur P. Heinz
Carios Werfield
Calvin O. Geer
Sanford Robinson
The Sun Advertising For Quick Classifieds
The Sun urges readers to place ten word liners for selling items including horses cows baby carriages sewing machines or sleighs. Three days cost 15 cents and sales are anticipated.
Trains Blocked by Severe Snow Near Cadillac
Six passenger trains on the Grand Rapids and Indiana line are stalled in deep snow near Cadillac Michigan. Snowplows work to cut through drifts as passengers face limited rations and fear coal may run out before movement resumes. The storm is the worst in years.
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Cadillac
Mich
Grand Rapids & Indiana Railroad
Inquest Resumes Over Anna Lloyd Murder Case
Cincinnati January 65 Coroner Coe resumes inquiry into the murder of Anna Lloyd secretary manager of the Wiborg Hanna company at 11 this morning All employes of the Wiborg Hanna company have been summoned to testify for the inquest and the inquiry continues.
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Cincinnati
Coe
Mias Anna Lloyd
Wiborg- Hanna Company
Wiborg-Hanna Company
Appointments announced by the B. of P. W.
The Board of Public Works on Wednesday named W. H. Pierce as chief clerk engineer's office William Hossa as superintendent of the asphalt plant Oscar E Sherman as bookkeeper Frank J Noll Jr as clerk of the Board of Public Works Misa Mrydle Johnson as stenographer and Jay Griffith as chief inspector of engines The report also notes a southwestern storm moving to the lake region bringing heavy snow and cold conditions across the Mississippi valleys and Texas with possible flurries tonight or Thursday Verne H Church Section Director.
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Board of Public Works
W. H. Pierce
William Hossa
Oscar E. Sherman
Frank J. Noll, Jr
Misa Mrydle Johnson
Jay Griffith
Lake Region
Mississippi Valley
Missouri Valley
North Atlantic States
Texas
Kansas
New Mexico
Rockies
Verne H. Church
DANGER DAYS Gould Made Love 10 Her
Miss Bes sie De Voie the dancer testifies in New York about a $250000 breach of promise suit against Frank J Gould. She says she was forced into the suit by the man she loved and trusted as details of his alleged attentions surface during his wife’s divorce proceedings.
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New York
Bessie de Voie
Frank J. Gould
Tramp Seeks Charity During Festive Season
A small street scene shows a tramp begging from a kind old gentleman who gives money. The tramp pretends to be financially crippled to elicit pity, while the benefactor blesses him and offers aid. The exchange captures a moment of winterewarm humor and social charity.
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Tramp
Piano Sale Ad Liner Offered By The Sun For Three Days
A line offering to sell a piano appears in The Sun with a 10 word liner for three days. The note states the cost is 15 cents and The Sun will handle the sale.
Sun Promises Ten-Word Rent Ad Extension Offer
The Sun guarantees placement of a ten word rental ad for three days at 15 cents under For Rent Rooms. If no tenant is found, the ad continues at no extra cost until success.
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Indianapolis Livestock
Cabarass
Deernas L
Wall Street
Stoge Lst
Sweet Charity
Rank O’day
Bernard H. Bail
Philadelphia Railroad
Victor D. Alte
Elma G. Spaulding
Leander Woodson
Desdemona Lucas
John A.daugherty
Nellie N. Southard
Madison Avenue Building and Loan Association
Fenneman and Carson
W. R. Nutherton
Lee
Howard
Albert R. Worm
Dakota and Vinton
Col
Ments
Denver Gas and Electric Company
Heinz
LLOYD
B. OF P. W
Hotel Kernan Europeas
Baltimore, MD
Jas. FE
Barrett
Reed
J. H. Reed
West
Washington Street
Gould
the Sun
Wii
Hye Eee
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