Stocks Rise Sharply as Coal Shares Lead Wall Street
Opening moves on Wall Street push hard coal stocks higher led by Lackawanna up 28 1 2 points to 47 8 1 4. Delaware and Hudson gains 5 4 points to 16 2, Jersey Central up 7 to 17 5, Reading up 1 1 2 to 10 0. The advance boosts speculation on mine and railroad ownership separation. London silver gains 20 cents to bolster cobalt shares. Nipissing and McKinley Darragh among top curb buyers. Cotton edges higher in New York. Chicago wheat dips fractionally.
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Lackawanna
Delaware & Hudson
Jersey Central
Wallst
Stronpg
Amalgamated and Smelter
London
New York
Nipissing
Cobalt Central
McKinley-Darragh
Nevada Consolidated
Hog and cattle prices mark opening sale in Indianapolis
Livestock market report from Indianapolis shows hogs at firm to higher bids with receipts of 14,100 hogs and 1,509 cattle. Cattle demand strong with steers and heifers priced from about 3.23 to 4.75 per hundredweight and sheep rates steady, buyers moving substantial offerings including good to prime bulls and veal calves.
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Indianapolis
Grain price list shows mixed quotations and car totals
OCR text records grain and hay prices by grade including No 2 red No 3 red and No 2 white with billing terms and car movement notes. It lists corn firmer and steady hay Timothy prices plus Totals of 30 cars in 6 out and various through billing entries.
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Parough
Hay—Steady
Choice Timothy
Amiethy
Directors Adopt Report on Society Committee Actions
The National Board veting process and publication report were adopted by the American Society. A committee from various branches discussed finances dues and the launching of a campaign for local enforcement and reforms.
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National Board
American Society
Family Suffers Ptomaine Poisoning After Sausage Meal
Mrs. Jennie Rodgers and her two sons Harold 11 and Clarence 8 were found at 907 Chad Wick St afflicted with ptomaine poisoning. Dr. Fred Mayer of the City Dispensary treated them, and the mother and Harold were declared out of danger while Clarence remained seriously ill. They had eaten smoked sausage bought from a city market stand.
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Jennie Rodgers
Harold
Clarence
Chad Wick St
Fred Mayer
Endeavor to Mandate Judge Called Bad Policy
Mayor Bookwalter criticizes attempts to compel Police Judge Thomas C. Whallon to sign a warrant for the Denison hotel manager over a smoke ordinance violation. He argues no writ should pit city departments against each other.
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Thomas C. Whallon
Denison
Bookwalter
Plans to partition hall rooms at Occidental hotel rejected
Plans by Albert Von Spreckelsen to partition fourth floor halls of the New Occidental Hotel building for hotel annexation were submitted to Building Inspector Thomas A. Winterrond but were rejected. The rear building is used by the Masonic lodges of Indianapolis.
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Thomas A. Winterrond
Albert von Spreckelsen
Masonic Lodges
Indianapolis
Representatives Named for canal meeting in Indianapolis
Mayor Bookwalter announced appointments of ward representatives to attend the National Rivers and Harbors congress in Indianapolis on January 21 and 22. The list includes John J. Valdenaire George Alig E M Johnson Dr O B Pettijohn B C Parrott E B Martindale George B Rubens Ernest M Bross Hilton A Brown H E Royse George Colter Samuel Rubens Conrad Kellar Charles Hauch and John L Ketcham.
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Bookwalter
Indianapolis
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
John J. Valdenaire
George Alig
E. M. Johnson
O. B. Pettijohn
B. C. Parrott
E. B. Martindale
George B. Rubens
Ernest M. Bross
Hilton A. Brown
H. E. Royse
George Colter
Samuel Rubens
Conrad Kellar
Charles Hauch
John L. Ketcham
Gov Hanly Makes Special Trip to Muncie
Gov J Frank Hanly left Indianapolis at 9 a m Tuesday for Muncie. His purpose is not public but friends say he went to see the boys and keep them out of mischief. He may review conditions in the Muncie strike to consider revoking martial law. He says Muncie will not be under martial law longer than necessary and will return Tuesday evening.
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J. Frank Hanly
Indianapolis
Muncie
Hanly
Hogs and cattle prices at Union Stock Yards II
Hog receipts reach 41 000 with mixed, heavy, and rough classes trading around 4.16 to 4.60 per hundredweight. Pigs and yorkers seen near 3.00 to 4.50. Cattle receipts 7 500 with varied types steady to lower. beeves 3.50 to 5.90, westerns 3.10 to 4.50, calves 5.00 to 68.75. Sheep receipts 13 000 with natives 8.00 to 65.20, yearlings 4.70 to 5.50, lambs 4.75 to 5.96, westerns 4.75 to 6.95.
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Liset
Buchs
UNION
Yearlings
Lambs
Western
Cattle and hog price ranges from Pittsburg market
Pittsburg reports January 4 cattle receipts 109 head with prime steers at 5.65 to 6.45 per hundredweight and heifers at 4.50 to 6.50. Hog receipts 95 head with prime heavy and medium weights around 3.85 to 4.90. Sheep receipts 1,000 with lambs steady and prime wethers at 5.00 to 5.40.
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Pittsburg
Burglars Hit Two Local Stores for Tools and Cash
Burglars broke into J. Beverland shop at 707 East Twentieth Street and stole a number of tools. The Pryor grocery at 1319 North Benate Avenue was entered and about $1.50 taken from the cash drawer.
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J. Beverland
E. Twentieth St
Mart. Pryor
N. Benateave
Hendren Leaders Clash in Indiana Democratic Chair Race
A Bloomington era lobby gathers as Gil Hendren and Henry A. Barnhart vie for state chair with factional support from McKenzie and Hendren camps. Key figures include J Kirby Risk, Stokes Jackson, Thomas Taggart arriving from French Lick, and County chairmen weighing second-choice influence amid party harmony talks.
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J. Kirby Risk
Risk
Lafayette
Tippecanoe
Steve Fleming
Henry Barnhart
Gil Hendren
Indiana
Menzies
Hendren
Adam
Heimberger
Mr. Jackson
Barnhart
North-End
Alente
Fleming
Menzie
Jackson
Henry A. Barnhart
Rochester
S&jevenus
Plymouth
Mr. Barnhart
W. Kern
Kern
Linton
Ind
D. W. Voorhees
William Newbold
Rushville
Stokes Jackson
Dov, Quillan
Gil Herdren
Bloomfield
K. Risk
Alvin Padgett
Jerome Herif
Peru
Eveverybody
Herff
Parks Martin
Bryan
Martin
Samuel Gompers
Bert Hendren
Thomas Taggart
French Lick Springs
Grand
Jack Nolan
Evansville
Archie Stevenson
Scales
Stevenson
Adam Heimberger
Mark Storen
Mr. Heims
Hope 10 reorganizes Knights of Khorassan
Indiana Knights of Pythias plan a Friday meeting to reorganize the Dramatic Order of Knights of Khorassan in lodge No 54 rooms at 121 St. Chiost. The gathering is open to all members. the new order aims to be a dramatic and social group.
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Knights of Pythias
Indiana
Order of Knights of Khoratsan
St. Chiost
Dr Miles Anti-Pain Pills Advertised Headache Relief
An old advertisement touts Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as a gentle remedy for nerves and head pain. It claims soothing relief after a few moments and notes a price of 250 cents, with a caution that the product was never sold in a certain context.
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Miles
Eppert and Wood Clash at City Council Session
A heated city council meeting ended with the party leader Lie approved, while lawmakers had to intervene to prevent blows. Neukom then assumed office, marking a change in local leadership.
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Lie
Thaw Trial Reopens With Turbulent City Council Session
In New York the Thaw case resumes as Harry Thaw faces the bar again. The Madison Square Garden tragedy is revisited with a stormy council meeting in which Wood and Eppert clash over insurance and liquor licenses. Neukom is elected city council president amid heated debates over committees as Jerome and Littleton loom as key figures in the courtroom strategy.
Thaw Jury Guarded as Talewomen Recruited for Trial
Nine jurors kept under guard at the Knickerbocker hotel were brought to the criminal court building for the Thaw trial. The panel continued with 29 talesmen plus a second panel of 10, with fines imposed on those who did not answer. Evelyn Nesbit Thaw arrived in court as voir dire began, while Judge Dowling and DA Jerome awaited the jurors.
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Talesmen
Tneree
Tem
Justice Dowling
Jerome
Clerk Penney
Harry Thaw
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Henry G. Ackermann
Fred J. Shalek
Richard W. Wilcox
Garvan
William Clark
Joseph Fallon
William H. Roberts
Signal and Control Company
Mr. Garvan
America
England
Murderers Captured in West Virginia Mountain Village
Pittsburg January 7 report says Daniel and Frank Megro were murdered December 30 in Onekiska West Virginia. Two foreigners are held as suspects after bloodhounds tracked the fugitives into the mountains.
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Pittsburg
Onekiska
Daniel
Frank Megro
Former Newton Mayor Edward Little Pickard Dies in California
Edward Little Pickard, 73, ex mayor of Newton and Massachusetts legislator, died in a Pasadena hospital from pneumonia.
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Pasadena
Cal
Edward Little Pickard
Newton
Massachusetts
Thaw to Testify in Murder Trial
In New York the second Thaw trial nears and Harry K Thaw plans to testify in his own defense regarding the shooting of Stanford White. The move, urged by Thaws counsel, aims to add value to the case after Thaw considered testifying at the initial trial but was persuaded to wait.
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New York
Harry K. Thaw
Piitsburg
Stanford White
Thaw
Twan
Kid White
Hig
Martin W. Wittleton
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Pittsbore
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Hope 10
Knights OF Khorassan
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Bar
Martin W
William J. Neukom
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Madhouse
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Capt. Dawson
Neukoma
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Albert E. Uhl
Harry Royse
Royse
Rouse
Bangs
Neukem
Charles J. Startman
Finer
Smither, Uhl, Wright
Stickerman
Hofmann
Hartmann
Hamlet
Sullivan
Hilkene
Cottey
Henry
Rhodes
Davis
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Smithers
Wright
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Stickelman
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Smither
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Donsvon
Hamid
Ruies
Uhi
Russell Peabody
Dana Reilly
Thaws
Martin W. Littleton
Delmas
Texas
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O'Reilly
Mr.Littleton
Tennessee
Mr. Littleton
V.ittleton
South
Mr. Delmas
West
New South
Juge
Justice
Owling
Carnegie
Josiah
Countess of
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Harry
C. Clement Swenson
Keisers
Stinc
The
Choice Ginghams
Jacquard Chambray
Ale —Fd
Zee
L. S. Ayres & Co
Teddy Bear
Bryce
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