Irregular Opening as Stocks Edge Up Fractions
Wall Street showed mixed early movement with Reading among the most active, up a small percentage. Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe, St Paul, Reading, Union Pacific and Southern Pacific led gains while others drifted. trading remained flat with listless, apathetic mood and some late firmness after noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRay Press Association
New York
Reading
Atchison, S1. Paul and Southern Railway
Pennsylvania
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
The
Stock Exchange
St. Paul
BY Stocks
Pittsburg Live Stock Prices Report
Pittsburg Pa stock news from Scripps McHone Press lists cattle receipts light and steady with choice at 6.10 and prime around 5.50 to 5.75. sheep showing wethers at 5.40 to 5.50 and lambs to 7. hogs receipts at 20 de, higher and steady with prime heavy hogs 6.70 and mediums through 6.95. light pigs near 3.00 to 4.00. feed mixtures mixed 5.25 to 5.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Scripps-McHone Press Association
Dan
Reigns
Ehebaas
Seheves
Felogna
Seovenseras
Cincinnati Live Stock Prices From Jan 3 Trade
Cattle receipts 1,062 steady. Butcher steers extra 5.39 to 3.59, good to choice 4.65 to 5.25, calves extra 8.25. Hogs receipts 4,920, 5¢ lower. Good to choice 6.55 to 6.50, mixed packers 6.41 to 6.55. Sheep receipts 59 steady. Extra 4.75, lambs extra 7.75 to 7.85.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Scripps-Mechane Press Association
Cincinnatii
East Buffalo cattle and sheep market report
Scripps VicRac Press Association dispatch from East Buffalo New York reports cattle receipts at 25 with steady tone. Veals and calves bring 3.50 to 9.75, sheep receipts around 8,800 with lambs at 7.85 to 8.00 and culls to fair 5.75 to 7.75, yearlings 6.25 to 6.85, wethers 5.50 to 3.73, ewes 3.00, mixed sheep 5.00 to 5.50. hog receipts about 1,809 with hogs around 7.50 to 8.75 and pigs noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-VicRac Press Association
East Buffalo
N. Y
Eoor Gareg
Local Market Prices For Natives and Poultry
Market notes show native goods priced per unit with items like turkey at 12 licenses, chick ens at 38 cents, fowls at 15 4 cents, and ducks at 15 cents. Dairy items include butter at 32 88, creamery cream at 27 2 percent, eggs nearby white fancy at 50 cents, western 21 cents, cheese full cream 14 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. Gees
Chicago Live Stock Prices Roundup
Cattle receipts 22 000 steady with prime beeves at 6 10 to 7 15 per cwt. Hogs receipts 36 000 down 5c with lights 6 20 to 6 40. Sheep receipts 22 000 steady with native sheep 3 25 to 5 65 and native lambs 4 00 to 7 75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Scrippa-MecKner Press Association
Diamonds and gems stolen from Smithsonian exhibit
Edwin Lewis R. T. Brown of Kansas City was arrested in Washington for theft of gems and gold from a Smithsonian exhibit. Police found pawn tickets and crystals in his pockets. Brown claims innocence as investigators link him to the missing hundreds of dollars in gemstones and coins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
pps-McRae Press Association
Hington
Edwin Lewisias R. T. Brown
Kansas City
Smithsonian
Lechmere
Indianapolis Livestock Market Report January 9 1920s
Hogs 9 000 head steady with top at 4.65 and most sales 4.40 to 4.55. Cattle supply steady demand slow for common stock with prices held. good to choice steers cleared at steady levels. Sheep few offered sold promptly at steady prices as prime stock demand exceeds supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Market Prices for Grains and Forage Commodities
Grain and forage prices listed include corn at 4a 4se Shelf oats at 313.00715.00, shelled oats 3 741e, millet 12.00 per unit, hay Timothy 19.99 per unit, clover 17.00, mixed hay 18.00, straw 8.00. Prices show varied bids across staples with quantity markers.
Local Securities Market News and Bond Sales
Local Securities Indiana shows mixed activity with a 4.0 point advance on the call of the local exchange morning peak. Broad list of bonds and stocks includes American Central Issue Insurance Co, Belt Railroad, Indianapolis Street Railway, Union Traction, and Vandalia Coal among others. Only one sale reported, Street Railway 4s at 84.42, market viewed as healthy but demand lacking strength to push volume higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
American Central Issue Ins. Co
American National Bank
Atlas Engine Works Ptd
Belt Railroad Common
Belt Railroad Pfd
Brown-Ketcham Iron
Capital National Bank
LG Sark Central Trust Co
Citizens’ Savings Deposit Co
Columbia National Bank
Armers’ Trust Coa
Federal Union Surety Co
Wayne & Wab
Val T. Co
Tae Boewing Co. Oe Co
Adn. R. Loan “Ch. Ompany
Eesee Liz Traction Co
Abattoir Pfd
Jouartinsville R. T. Co
Molis Fire Ins. Co
Apolis Gas Co
S. & Southeast
Trac
Wanapoli Street Railway
Indianapolis Trac. & Terminal
Rome
Laycock Mfg. Co
Marion Trust Company
Merchants’ H. & I
Merchants’ National Bank
New Telephone Co
People’s Deposit Hank
People’s Light and Heat
Rank Fertilizer
Reeves & Co
Security Trust Company
T. Haute Trac. and Light
Union National Bank
EA Hide van Camp Hardware Co
Vandalia Coal Co
Common
Wasson
Ae Weenda Pee
Vicend
BONL
Broad Ripple
Eeees
Citizens’ Street Railroad
Ft. W. & Wab
Val. T. Co
Indiana Hotel Co
Indiana Union Traction
Unon Traction of
Union Trust Company
Butler Chosen President Of Indiana National Insurance
M. D. Butler has been elected president of the newly chartered Indiana National Insurance company at the stockholders meeting in the Pythian building. Butler, longtime manager of Indianapolis offices for Western Union, was nearly unanimously chosen. Also elected were James I. Killen as first vice president and general manager, Frank W. Killen as secretary, Asher B. Evans as treasurer, with a 13-member board including James B. Killen, S. P. Woodard, and J. S. Harold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. D. Butler
Indiana National Insurance Company
Butler
Pythian Building
Indianapolis
Western Union Telegraph Company
James I. Killen
Frank W. Killen
Asher B. Evans
James B. Killen
S. P. Woodard
F. W. Killen
Judge A. Wiley
George C. Brooks
S. B. Woodard
Horace IF. Wood
Hiram Teeter
J. W. Feasy
Ira Bateman
B. D. Brooks
W. H. VoNmer
J.S. Harold
Hay Wagon Runaway Injures Two In Indianapolis
W L Thompson of Fraders Point and Samuel Featherling of 41 Mulberry street were hurt when a hay load toppled during a runaway in front of the No. 11 fire engine house. Featherling struck his head and was taken to the city dispensary by Dr. Meek before being sent home. Thompson sustained a broken ankle and minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr.Chompson
Reception to New Members at Covenant Congregational Church
Thirty five new members will be tendered a reception at Covenant Congregational Church EB Market St and Highland Ave Thursday night. Refreshments will be served free to all and to the friends of the members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covenant Congregational Church
Eb, Market St
Highland-are
Wheat Climbs on Weather Signals in Chicago Market
Chicago market report shows wheat up 1s with May at 54a and July near 75. Corn improves with May at 43tec and July 43%c, oats rise with May at 50ge and July 33toc. Hog products unsettled with May pork at 16.27, lard 9.30, ribs 8.85. receipts listed for wheat, corn, oats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Market Prices and Freight Inspections Report
Grain prices list for Wheat Corn Oats and Hay with through billing, bids, and rejected lots. Inspections show 44 cars of various wheat, corn and mixed grades, plus multiple timothy and clover listings and totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whay
Timothy
Prairie
North Carolina Funds Sought From South Dakota Return
Governor S H Elrod urges South Dakota to return 22416 dollars seized during the carpet bag era. He says South Dakota has no moral right to the money and recommends an appropriation to restore it to North Carolina, arguing the return would bind the states more than past events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
North Carolina
Col Hunter Urges Students to Become Producers in Advertising
Col W C Hunter addressed Indianapolis Business University pupils and spoke at a Y M C A lecture series. He urged students to join the producing side of business, noting advertising is identity and growth follows mental effort. Hunter, president of Coming Men of America and owner publisher of Star Monthly, outlined his ventures and military service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
W. C. Hunter
Indianapolis Business University
Col. Hunter
Torial
Coming Men of America
Boys’ Order
Col. Hunter J
Star Monthly
Ak Pari
Currier-Boyce Co
Woman'’s World
Home Folks
W.D. Boyce Co
Saturday Trade
Chicago Ledger
Mars Tlles
Til
Chicago
Wilavis River
Hunter
Tillots
Idaho
City Groups Schedule Meetings and Local Deals
IN THE CITY events include the Indianapolis Matinee Musicale meeting at Probylaeti Wednesday at 2 30 PM the Sigma Nus alumni dinner at Grand hotel Wednesday 6 30 PM and Astro Hive No 134 L O T M installing officers Wednesday afternoon. Other items note a Central Christian church auxiliary gathering Thursday 2 PM a Covenant Congregational church reception for new members Thursday night and a Woman's Foreign Missionary Society meeting at 207 Ashland Ave Wednesday afternoon. Charles L Hutchinson buys Dr F O Dorsey residence for 10000 and plans remodeling. L Strauss & Co. Mutual Benefit Association elects officers Frank J Hays president E L Kingston VP A L Strauss secretary treasurer and A L Strauss hosts a theater party. Shortridge gains new mathematics professor A E White resigning from Anderson HS. Capital City Grove No 17 and Klondike Circle No 11 U A O D stage an entertainment and dance January 3 at South Side Turner Hall. Dr Calvin I Fletcher departs on a world shooting expedition, armed with films for a pictorial journey. Indiana Hotel Co plans $6000 remodel at Court St and Capitol Ave plus a $40000 powerplant. D A R invitation to dance February 22 accepted by Indiana Society of Sons of the American Revolution board. Star Commandery Golden Cross installs officers Tuesday night with Henry Thompson as noble commander and Mary E Hoover among representatives to grand commandery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the First Friends Church
Mary L. Pyte
Ashland-ave
Charles L. Hutchinson
F. O. Dorsey
Meridian S
E. L. Kingston
A. L. Strauss
Shortridge
A. E. White
Anderson High School
Anderson
Ind
Capital City Grove
Klondike Circle
Turner Hall
Calvin I. Fletcher
N. Pennsylvania St
Indiana Hotel Company
Claypool
Court St
Capitol Ave
Indiana Society of Sons of the American Revolution
Charles W. Moores
Mr. Moores
Duncan F. Bacon
Theodore Stein
B. A. Richardson
Austin F. Denny
Star Commandery
Golden Cross
Noble
Henry Thompson
Bessie Thompson
Lizzie Muster
Lottie F. Brown
O. B. Roach
Edward Luscher
J D. Hoss
Anna M. Arbuckle
Mary E Hoss
Fred Luscher
Wilbur 3. Smith
C. W. Hanson
Mary E. Hoover
George E. Roach
Samuela A. Talbert
Martha M. Smith
Henry L. Herman
Harriman Faces Questioning Over $100 Million Bond Deal
Investigators reopen probe into E. H. Harriman interests steering U S railroads. Subpoenas to compel Harriman’s New York appearance seek disclosures on the $100 million Union Pacific bonds and misrepresented costs benefiting Harriman, Schiff, Stilman, and Frick amid Rockefeller ties.
Pennsylvania rail chief changes announced in Pittsburgh
War reached this city today from Philadelphia that Joseph Wood was named first vice president of the Pennsylvania lines west of Pittsburgh to succeed James McCrea. J. J. Turner becomes second vice president, and D. T. McCabe is promoted to fourth vice president from freight traffic manager, with other shifts noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippe-MeceRae Press Association
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia
Joseph Wood
Pennsylvania Lines
James McCrea
J. J. Turner
Mr. Turner
T. McCabe
Commercial club nominates five for regular ticket
A five member nominating committee was named by the Commercial club directors to nominate men for the regular ticket in the annual election for president two vice presidents secretary treasurer and seven directors. The committee consists of H C Smither J A Kebler W M Carlin W L Haynes and F A Hetherington. About 500 votes are cast at the annual election. President Franklin Vonnegut named a seven member committee to assist the Children's Aid society in obtaining voluntary probation officers for juvenile court work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
H. C. Smither
J. A. Kebler
W. M. Carlin
W. L. Haynes
F.A. Hetherington
Franklin Vonnegut
H. Bb. Barnett
W. M. Fogarty
A. M. Grossbrenner
Leo Rappaport
Frank D. Stalnaker
Lewis Hoover
Frank W. Olin
Children's Aid Society
Wreckage sighted possibly from missing steamer Ponce
The Siberia reported arriving after sighting wreckage 100 miles south of Sandy Hook. The flot sam is believed to originate from the missing steamer Ponce, now twelve days overdue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McKane Press Association
New York
Siberia
West Indian Service
Hamburg- American Line
Sandy Hook
Ponce
Great Boatman Dead
J H Graham pres ident of Graham and Morton Transportation company dies in Benton Harbor Michigan after several weeks illness. Graham was a well known steamship owner in the west and his death is reported in a special dispatch from Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Chicago
J. H. Graham
Graham & Morton Transportation Company
Benton Harbor
Mich
Graham
West
Mrs Sophia Brown Dies After Illness at Home
Mrs Sophia Brown aged 171 wife of John Brown died Tuesday night at 1704 Ruckfest after a period of invalidism. The immediate cause was heart disease. She was the sole sister of J. H. Waren of this city and is survived by her husband and seven children including George W. Brown Rev J. E. Brown Mrs C B Gallaway of Los Angeles Leonard H Frank E Ernest M and Miss Clara Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia Brown
John Brown
Brown
J. H. Waren
George W. Brown
J. E. Brown
C. BE. Gallaway
Los Angeles
Cal
Leonard H
Frank E
Ernest M. Brown
Clara Brown
Prof E T Cox Dead State Geologist of Indiana
Prof E T Cox, nine years Indiana state geologist, died in Jacksonville Florida at 86. Death due to senility. Body to be brought to Indianapolis for burial. Cox was AAAS member and author on geology. He served as state geologist from 1869 to 1878 before taking charge of Florida phosphate beds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Cox
Indiana
Jacksonville
Fla
Indianapolis
Cox
American Association For the Advance of Science
Florida
Leg Broken by Log Atop Farmer In Indiana
George Duncan of Clermont Indiana a farmer was injured while rolling logs on Wednesday when a chain parted and a heavy log rolled onto his right ankle. He was transported to City Hospital in Indianapolis for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Duncan
Clermont
Ind
Duncan
Indianapolis
Burns Rival Seeks Rematch After Jump From Window
Special to The Sun Chicago January 9 Tommy Burns the Pacific Athletic club’s home made champion visits the city. Mike Schreck, longtime rival, recalls Burns leaping from a window to dodge him and voices a desire for another fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Tommy Burns
Mike Schreck
Pacific Athletic Club
Mike
Tommy
Burns
Winona Interurban Denies Sale to McGowan Syndicate
The Winona Interurban company emphatically denies any intention to sell to the McGowan syndicate rumored to be negotiating for Winona property. Allen Wood, acting for the Winona company in Indianapolis, is the authority for the denial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona Interurban Company
McGowan Syndicate
Winona Company
Allen Wood
Indianapolis
Auto blaze destroys garage and 380 cars in Indiana
A Marion Indiana fire last night wiped out E Campbell's garage at Adams and Second streets and 380 automobiles. Loss estimated at 15000. Most owners carry insurance. Fire likely started from a defective chimney. Building owned by Bailey and Pincer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
E. Campbell
Adams and
Secondsts
Machines Suey Insurance
Bailey
Denounced President Roosevelt by California labor group
The state federation of labor at its annual Stockton convention adopted unanimously a resolution condemning President Roosevelt's stance on the Japanese question and denouncing plans to employ Chinese coolies on the Panama Canal project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockton
Cal
State Federation of Labor
Roosevelt
Railing Sold to Boston Club from Dallas Texas League
J W Gardner owner of the Dallas club in the Texas league announced last night the sale of pitcher Tom Railing to the Boston club of the American league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
J. W. Gardner
Dallas Club
Tom Railing
Boston Club
Incorporations Filed for Local Businesses and Clubs
Secretary of State reports several new corporations and clubs. J H Schultz Co boots and shoes Tivansville stock 12 000 with directors Bernardina Schultz Gus anzter and George Ensner. Henneberger Ice and Storage Princeton stock 75000 directors Francis J Henneberger Clara A Henneberger Lawrence F Henneberger Frank A Henneberger. Third Ward Hunting and Fishing Peru directors Joe Devine Sue Devine Thomas Hacket. Ideal Go cart Warsaw stock 30000 directors David A Peterson Albert Wilder Abe Brubaker J H Jones Alvin Robinson KE Limmerhoff B Morris. Miller Drug and Stationery Vincennes stock 10000 incorporators Charles S Miller Martin L Seddelmeyer Martha A Love Anna M Horsting Albert F Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Schultz Co
Boots and Shoes
Tivansville
Capital Stock
Bernardina Schultz
Gusanzter
George Ensner
Hennebergser Ice and Storage Company
Princeton
Francis J. Henneberger
Clara A. Henneberger
Lawrence F. Henneberger
Frank A. Henneberger
Third Ward Hunting and Fishing Club
Peru
Joe Devine
Sue Devine
Thomas Hacket
Ideal Go-cart Company
Warsaw
Capital
David A. Peterson
Albert Wilder
Abe Brubaker
J. H. Jones
Alvin Robinson
KE. Limmerhoff
B. 0. Morris
Miller Drug and Stationery Company
Vincennes
Charles 8. Miller
Martin L. Seddelmeyer
Martha A. Love
Anna M. Horsting
Albert F. Miller
Jealous husband kills wife then takes own life
In Riverdale New Hampshire on January 9 Joseph Blanchett, driven by jealousy, shot and killed his wife and later killed himself. The bodies were found lying side by side early today, authorities said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McHae Press Association
Riverdale
N. H
Joseph Blanchett
Hayden Sold to Rochester from Boston AmericAn League
Rochester lands Hayden the Boston Americans outfielder in a transfer announced from Boston on January 9. The deal sends the outfielder to the Eastern league roster with Rochester securing his contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sun
Boston
Mass
Hayden
Boston Americans
Rochester
Gov Folk grants nine day reprieve for Aggie Meyers
Jefferson City Mo Jan 9 Gov Folk granted Mrs Aggie Meyers who was under a death sentence a reprieve of nine days The move delays execution and marks a temporary stay in the case reported by the Scrippe McRine Press Association from the state capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippe-McRine Press Association
Jefferson Sity
Folk
Aggie Meyers
Reception at the First Baptist Church for Martha Hawkins society
The Martha Hawkins society held an informal reception in the First Baptist Church parlors Tuesday afternoon to welcome new members. Hostesses Mrs. R. O. Hawkins Mrs. Robert B. Keith and Mrs. Waldo B. Rossetter organized the event. Miss Clark played harp and Miss Maud Essex sang Spanish love songs as about 100 members and guests visited from 2:30 to 5:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
R. O. Hawkins
Robert B. Keith
Waldo B. Rossetter
Clark
Maud Essex
Frustrated Plot to Blow Up Train by Exposed Band
United States Secret Service agents and a railroad detective arrested Roberts Sawyer Everett Brookshire and William J. Martin in Somerset Kentucky after counterfeiting arrests exposed a plan to derail a Queen and Crescent passenger train with dynamite. The men confessed detailing placing dynamite on tracks to rob the dead and injured and to kill Detective Morrow before fleeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Summerset
M-N
Queen & Crescent
Waslay
Morrow
Prosperity To Stay Warns Of Short Downturns
Charles M Schwab disagrees with John D Rockefeller on the 1930s business outlook. He states prosperity will endure and depressions may occur briefly, but factory capacity is rising and overall output will increase. He argues manufacturers are not expanding plants too much and demand will grow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schwab
John D. Rockefeller
Astonished by Deneen in State Message
Gov. Deneen astonished Springfield legislators by using his message to denounce Fred A. Busse’s Chicago mayoral candidacy and to advocate Walter L. Fisher’s emergency city primary law for the spring election. The primary clause dominates the expenditures recommendation amid other charity costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Deneen
Fred A. Busses
Chicago
Walter L. Fisher
Busses
Senate
Bank Held Election At Merchants National Bank
Stockholders in annual meeting elected directors James F. Failey Fred Fahnley Paul H. Krauss John P. Frenzel Otto N. Frenzel Albert Lieber and Henry Wetzel. Directors chose Otto W. Frenzel as president John P. Frenzel as vice president Fred Fahnley as second vice president Oscar F. Frenzel as cashier and John P. Frenzel Jr as assistant cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants’ National Bank
James F. Failey
Fred Fahnley
Paul H. Krauss
John P. Frenzel
Otto N. Frenzel
Albert Lieber
Henry Wetzel
Otto W. Frenzel
Oscar F. Frenzel
John P. Frenzel, Jr
Census Bureau reports cotton ginned surpassing last year
The census bureau announced that 11,750.44 bales were ginned from the growth of 19 15 Jan 1 1907, compared with 9,735,426 on the same date last year, noting a rise in output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippa-Mediae Press Association
Washington
Census Bureau Today
Sinners
Gas Meters Robbed by Slot Meter Gang at Capitol Ave
A gang robbed and broke a dozen gas meters at Lexington flats on Capitol avenue North Tuesday night. Detectives are at work on the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington Flats
Capitol Ave
Lare
One Man Killed by Fire at Michigan Stove Works
A blaze at the Michigan Stove Works plant in Detroit caused by frightened fire horses trampled spectator crowds, killing one unidentified man and injuring six more, with total losses about 750000 insured for 1800. About two thousand workers are briefly out of work as rebuilding plans begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois
Michigan Stove Company
Attorney General seeks dissolution of railroad merger suit
Jefferson City January 9 Attorney General Hatley filed in the supreme court suits to dissolve the alleged merger of the Wabash Missouri Pacific and Ken Mountain railroads with the Pacific Express company and to revoke licenses and charters of several allied firms including the American Refrigerator Transit company Western Coal and Mining Rich Hill Coal Mining and the Kansas Missouri Elevator companies alleging stock is held by the Gould interests in violation of the constitution and laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
General Hatley
Supreme Court
Wabash, Missouri Pacific
Ken Mountain
Pacific Express Company
American Refrigerator Transit Company
Western Coal and Mining Company
Rich Hill Coal Mining Company
theansas-Missouri Elevator Company
Gould
The Reif circuit theater sale fronts Pennsylvania rights
Philadelphia reports that six theatrical managers led by Sammorel N Nixnen have purchased the Reif circuit of theaters in Pennsylvania New York and Ohio. The Pennsylvania rights alone are said to have cost about half a million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
REIF
Scripps-McRae Pressn Association
Friladelphia
Pigum
Sammorel N. Nixnen
Repres
Pennsylvania
New York
Cio
Brennan Arrested in Embezzlement Case in Chippewa Falls
Samuel S. Brennan, from Belvidere Illinois, arrested in Chippewa Falls on charges of embezzlement and other offenses. He allegedly left his wife and four children destitute in Belvidere and eloped with an 11 year old girl, in a local business dispute turned case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Chippewa Falls
Wis
Jan S
Samuel S. Brennan
Belvidere
Ill
Iota Council Election Meeting on January 10
The auxiliary of Tota council of B of T will meet Thursday afternoon January 10 with Mrs J O Meffert at 402 North State Avenue to elect officers. All members are expected to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tota
B. of T
J. O. Meffert
N. Stateave
Paoli Postmaster Nomination Deferred by Roosevelt
President Roosevelt nominates Edward Ly Troop to serve as Paoli Indiana postmaster. The action comes as part of a broader slate of appointments announced today from Washington. Troop’s confirmation will determine local postal leadership in Paoli.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Edward Ly Troop
Paoli
Ind
Notice to Contractors for City Hall and Auditorium Building
The Board of Public Works Indianapolis invites sealed bids by 10 am January 1 1907 for all labor and materials to remodel and reconstruct Pomlsonian Hall into the City Hall and Auditorium Building on city grounds bordered by Wabash Alabama Market and Delaware. Bids must include an affidavit and a 2 percent certified check. failure to enter contract within five days allows the city to retain the check as damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department OF Public Works
Court House
Indianapolis
Ind
Board of Public Works
Indiana
Pomlnson
Threto
Turcatter
City Hall and Auditorium
City of
Wabash Street
Alabama Street
Market Street
Delaware Street
Rubush & Hunter
American Central Life Building
Board of Publc Works
Board of Public Work
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Wall-St
A. W. Thomson
U. S. Steel
Wits
Eawdes
B. & Oying
Pacific Ee
Erie
Ieee
Ieee Saz
Missouri Pacific
Penn
Phila
Brooklyn
R. T
Ress Association
Smith
Sonian Institution
Wagon Market
Local Securities
NEW Insurance Company
MAN
Scrippa-McRae Presa Association
City Grain
Scripps-McRae
Business Uni
Tising
Indianapolis Matinee Musicale
Sigma Nus
Grand Hotel
Astro Hive No
Saks
Central Christian Church
Harriman
Railroad King
Scrippe-McFine Prean Association
Ie. H. Harriman
United States
King
J. C. Stubbs
Harriman Lines
M. C. Markham
Stubbs
Hig
Markham
Knapp
John 8. Miller
Miller
Rockefeller
Illinois Central
Santa Fe
Joseph Schiff
James Stilman
E. H. Harriman
H. C. Frick
Commission
Stillman
National City Bank
Wall St
Railing
Secretary of State
Kentucky
Rob
Charles M. Schwab
Charles M
Scripps-McRae Presa Association
Detroit Fire
Michigan Stove Works
Scripps-McRaee Press Association
Detroit, Mich
Attor
NEY
Hadley
Missouri
Scrippen-McRae Press Association
Iota Council
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