Wall Street Stocks Slump On Pennsylvania Issue Debut
The market opened weak as the proposed 200 million dollar Pennsylvania securities faced strong selling. Pennsylvania fell to 126 half, with declines across St Paul Reading Union Pacific Southern Pacific and Baltimore & Ohio. Industrial shares such as Amalgamated and Steel Common also dropped amid broad losses. London selling added to the pressure while government bonds held steady and a cautious, later uptick emerged in the first hour.
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New, York
Pennsylvania
St. Paul
Reading
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Baltimore & Ohio
New York Centre
London
Stock Exchange
Cattle and Hogs Prices Steady to Lower in St Louis
St Louis cattle receipts 2800 strong with beef steers 5 6.76, stockers 3 41.50, cows and heifers 2.75 4.00. Texas steers 2.75. Hogs receipts 10500, 5c lower, pigs 5.90 6.45, best heavy 6.40 6.55. Sheep 1000, natives 6.00 6.50, lambs 5.20 6.50.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Louis
Texas
Chicago Produce price listing from January issue
Chicago Produce appears with prices from the Scrippe Mokse Press Association. Entries include butter creamery extra at 3c, cheese from Twins at 13 to 13c, live poultry such as turkeys and chickens with varied rates, springs at 9c, ducks and geese listed with cents and dollars.
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Chicago
Scrippe-MoKse Press Association
Jan. M
Chicago Live Stock prices and receipts report
Chicago market update shows cattle receipts at 8,500 with prime beef from 6.10 to 7.15 and cows and heifers from 2.70 to 5.25. hogs at 31,000 with prices from 6.20 to 6.55. sheep at 7,000 with native and western lambs and sheep ranging roughly from 3.25 to 7.75.
New York Pracice Market Prices Summary
New York reports a price list for pork products including Pork-Mess at 817.30 and 18.50, Lard Western steam spot at 9.45 and 9.50, Dressed Poultry including Turkeys at 12 to 17 cents and Chickens 8 to 13 cents, Butter Creamery extra at 32 to 33 cents, Cheese Full cream at 14 to 14 cents.
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New York
al Des
Cincinnati Live Stock totals from January market day
Cincinnati live stock receipts show cattle at about 1,000 head with butchers’ steers bulked at 5.25 to 5.50 dollars, calves at 8.50 to 8.75. Hog receipts near 5,200 with good to choice hogs at 6.62 to 6.60 and mixed packers at 6.50 to 6.60. Sheep receipts 250 with extra lambs around 5.00 and ewes or lambs at 4.75.
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Cincinnati
Scripore-McRae Press Association
City approves streetcar route changes on three lines
Beginning Monday January 1 Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Co will split the Alabama street line into Garfield Park and Alabama street townward routes. The Garfield Park line uses the old route while the Alabama street line shifts to a west Ohio and Illinois route via Washington and Pennsylvania to Massachusetts. Brightwood and Northwestern lines also alter paths reducing loop time and increasing service efficiency with multiple street segments affected.
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Alabama
Brightwood
Northwestern
Board of Public Works
Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Company
Alabama-st
Garfield Park
Raymond St
Lincoln
Madison
Delaware
Illinois
Georgia-st
Meridian- St
Washington
Illinois-st
Alabama-st. Market-st
Market House
Massachusetts
Massachuse
Ohio
Misouth
Ilnois
Pennsylvania
Ala
Massachu-ave
Ards
Estern
Capitol-ave
Washington-st
Washon-st
Ilinois-st
Indiana-ave
Ave-Ave
Ilinois
Iyland
Meridian
Washington - Tinels
Livestock market summary leads with Chicago style notes
Revenue from hogs topped 12 000 head while cattle and sheep totals fell short of demand. Hogs opened slow but gained activity as buyers stepped in, prices down about five cents from yesterday with top at 6.62 and most traded 6.50 to 6.55. Cattle showed large supply of common stock and steady quotes, demand weak for lower grades, sheep steadied with best stock selling but thin lots hard to place. Market closed quiet and unchanged overall.
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Indianapolis
Pittsburg Live Stock Prices From Jan 11 Market
Pittsburg Pa January 11 cattle receipts light and steady with choice to prime prices from 5.50 to 6.10. Sheep supply light and steady with prime wethers 5.00 to 5.75 and lambs from 5.50 to 9.00. Hogs receipts 35 cars active with prime heavy 6.70, medium and heavy yorkers 6.75, light yorkers 6.75 to 6.80 and roughs 5.00 to 8.00.
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Pittsburg
Scripps-McRae Preas Association
East Buffalo Live Stock Report
East Buffalo NY January 11 cattle receipts 75 strong calves 5 to 10.25 dollars sheep receipts 18200 steady choice lambs 7.85 to 8.00 cull to fair 6.75 to 7.15 yearlings 6.25 to 6.95 wethers 5.40 to 5.75 ewes 5.00 to 5.25 hogs receipts 6800 up 10 to 15 cents Yorkers 6.90 to 6.95 pigs 6.92 to 7.00 heavy grades 6.85 to 6.90
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Secripps-McRae Presa Association
East Buffalo
N. Y
Championship Chess Match Opens January Twenty Seventh
Following a conference between Dr Emanuel Lasker and Frank J Marshall it is officially announced that the first game for the championship and $1000 will be played on Sunday January 27. They devote two weeks to the New York series playing six games in this city and then visit Brooklyn Philadelphia Washington Chicago Memphis and Kansas City.
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New York
Emanuel Lasker
Frank J. Marshall
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Washington
Chicago
Memphis
Kansas City
Banker Shaw Dead in Train Illness Farmland
Fred B. Shaw 43, president of the First National Bank of Farmland, died of heart failure after falling ill on a train near Poughkeepsie while returning from New York City. He was among Randolph County’s wealthiest men.
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Farmland
Ind
Jan. U
Poughkeepsie
Fred B. Shaw
First National Bank of Farmland
Shaw
New York City
Randolph County
Pierson Cigar Co Wins Hotel Edward Stand Lease
Samuel D. Pierson president of Pierson Cigar Co signed a three year lease Thursday for an exclusive cigar tobacco and periodical stand at the Hotel Edward on 8 Illinois street. Pierson Cigar Co operates at 25 W Washington St. Several bidders pursued the stand due to its location and theater inside the same building.
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Samuel D. Pierson
Pierson Cigar Company
Edward
Illinois St
Washington St
Mauna Loa Explodes in Eruption Amid Lava Flows
In Hawaii, the main Mauna Loa crater erupts with lava streams crossing snowfields toward the south. Thirty minor earthquake shocks have been recorded. Kilauea remains in a minor eruption as volcanic activity continues.
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Scripps-McRae Preas Association
Honolulu
Mauna Loa
Island of
Hawaii
Kilauea
Grand jury urged to probe city lynching of Cullen
Judge C H Kelley instructed a grand jury in Charles City to conduct a rigid investigation into the Wednesday lynching of James Cullen. The judge called the mob murderers and said Cullen, who killed his wife and stepson, was entitled to full legal protection.
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Scrippse-McRae Press Association
Charles City
C. H. Kelley
James Cullen
Iynechers
Cullen
City clubs schedule a Friday of meetings in Indianapolis
The Indianapolis chapter No 5 Rh A M meets Friday at 7 30 pm at 11 W Pearl St. Northeast W C T A meets at 2 pm Friday at Mrs Patton 1441 Columbia Ave. Moses Nye to lead Salvation Army at 430 W Washington St Friday night. Mrs Owen D Odell hosts YWMS of Second Presbyterian at 2 30 pm 1917 N Pennsylvania St. John F Buckle W R C to present flag to School No 9 Center Twp Friday afternoon at 32 o'clock. Grand Army urged to attend. Mrs Hensel to present the flag. Rev F O Ballard Memorial Presbyterian to lead Friday Noon Bible Class at Y M C A 12 16 to 12 50. International Sunday School lesson to be taught. Wayhinger W C T U to hold public meeting at E Tenth St M E B church at 2 pm Friday afternoon.
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Moses Nye
Salvation Army
Washington St
Young Women’s Missionary Society of the
Second Presbyterian Church
Owen D. Odell
N. Pennsylvania St
John F. Buckle
F. O. Ballard
Memorial Presbyterian Church
Young Men's Christian Association
Wayhinger W. C. T. U
E. Tenth-st
M. EB
Chicago grain closes with mixed moves on futures
May and July futures shifted with small losses from last night. Wheat prices drifted down with May wheat at 76 1/4 cents and July at 76 4. Corn eased with May at 43 1/4 cents and July at 37 1/2. Oats weakened, May at 36 1/4 cents and July near 36 1/2. Hog prices fell about 1 to 1 1/2 percent while pork and lard saw slight softening. Local receipts show wheat 45 cars, corn 383, oats 138. No. 2 red winter 73 1/4 to 73 3/4 cents. No. 2 white oats at 35 1/2 to 36 cents.
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Chicago
Basis for a Suit Over Seating Injury in City Car Collision
Mrs. Mary A. O'Donnell sues the Indianapolis Traction and Terminal company for 15000 claiming she was seated briefly in a W. Washington street car when a crash forced her to release the baby and strap. She alleges she was crushed twisted and permanently injured in the Nov 24 1906 incident.
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Mary A. O’donnell
Indianapolis Traction and Terminal
Indiana Hotel Leads Quiet Local Securities Market
The Indiana Hotel preferred issue rose 14 points to a fresh high as Union Traction and Street Railway showed modest gains and steadier ask prices. Indianapolis Northwestern bonds traded at 94% and 94 ½, with the closing bid at 83%. Brokers plan to boost exchange volume, noting a persistent gap where open market bids exceed exchange bids ahead of next month’s annual meeting.
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Indiana Hotel
Union Traction
Indianapolis & Northwestern
Tplans
Exchange
Mayor hosts oysters with city officials in festive meal
Mayor Charles A. Bookwalter received a barrel of live oysters from a friend in the east and shared them at a Thursday night family meal attended by the full city council, city clerk James McNulty, and Police Judge Thomas C. Whallon. Councilman Charles G. Davis led the way with the forty sixth oyster as Harry Rouse and Wendell O. Bangs joined in, followed by others. The feast included other foods and Mayor Bookwalter’s entertaining stories, making for a lively gathering.
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James McNulty
Thomas C. Whallon
Charles G. Davis
Harry Rouse
Wendell O. Bangs
Mayor Bookwalter
Vice Presidency Created At American National Bank
The American National Bank board created the office of vice-president for Evans Woollen who will also continue as counsel. Two assistant cashiers were appointed Brandt C. Downey and Charles W. Minesinger. The stockholders praised the directorate for the year’s prosperity, and re-elected directors Hervey Bates, Hervey Bates Jr, James I. Cissette, William Dugdale, Frank W. Lewis, Herman Lieber, John Perrin, Joseph Schaf, Henry Severin, and Evans Woollen.
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American National Bank
Evans Woollen
Brandt C. Downey
Charles W. Minesinger
Hervey Bates
Hervey Bates, Jr
James I. Cissette
William Dugdale
Frank W. Lewis
Herman Lieber
John Perrin
Joseph ©. Schaf
Henry Severin
Sunday Shaving Bill and Interurban Rail Fares Debate
Legislative notes list several proposed measures including a bill to bar Sunday shaving pamphlets, a cap of 1 cent per mile for interurban rail fare beyond five miles, lending public money by county treasurers, city court powers for small cities, drainage law amendments, license for hunting outside townships, annual township receipts publication, steam road passenger fare cap at 2 cents per mile, plus a 2 PM Monday adjournment.
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Hays
Sicks
Cox
Steele
Brolley
Two Men Injured In Yard Accident At City Street
Charles McAreec, 1821 Southeastern Ave, a yard conductor, will lose a foot after his foot slipped between car bumpers while handling a cut of cars on the C H D. He was moved to St Vincent's Hospital by dispensary ambulance under Dr Meek. David Hoger, electric street lamp cleaner, was run down by a wagon and lightly hurt near 1707 E Michigan St, and taken home to 1324 Lee St.
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Charles McAreec
Southeasternave
City Record of births deaths and marriages a day
Records show births with listed parents and addresses across the city including Carr Fairfield Stafford Wy and Carr Richards Krauss Bennett Carter Dean Maxey Lively Van Tuyl and others. Death notices cover Sophia Brown Barbara Lease Meade Taylor Daisy Froman Elizabeth Wenzel Donelson Hasley Burge Axe Dickey and more with ages and causes. Marriages include Edward Rosemeyer with Lizzie Menenda and George Sayce with Phoebe Baughman among property and dwelling details and values in city listings.
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Carr
Grace Light
Rufus
Susie Maxey
Darnellst
W. B
Anna Dean
Sacene
Bula Brown
Harlemst
M. N
Mabel Lively
Linden St
Poy. Paul and
Eth
van Tuyl
Park-ave
Sophia, Brown
Buckle St
Barbara Lease
Abbott St
Meade Taylor
City Hospital
Daisy Froman
Elizabeth Wenzel
Little Sisters of Poor
Tver
Maria E. Donelson
S. Raymond
Beatrice Hasley
S. Meridian St
Carl Henry Burge
Lindra Elizabeth Axe Dickey
Delaware St
Edward Rosemeyer
Lizzie L. Mendenna
George Sayce
Phoebe EE. Baughman
College Ave
Hollenbeck Advanced to Division Passenger Agent Post
J C Hollenbeck son of Mr and Mrs J W Hollenbeck of 2005 N Illinois Ave has been appointed division passenger agent for Louisville and Nashville railroad in Atlanta He was advanced from district passenger agent and is well known in the city for earlier work with the Pennsylvania lines.
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J. C. Hollenbeck
J. W. Hollenbeck
N. Illinois Sr
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Atlanta
Hollenbeck
Pennsylvania Lines
Bonds for Robbers Penniston Brothers Liedgered in Police Court
Charles and George Penniston confessed to multiple burglaries and waived examination in police court on Friday. They were sent to the grand jury under heavy bonds and have not admitted to robbing Miss Emma Stoelting last Saturday night.
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Charles
George Penniston
Emma Stoelting
Eye Injury Suit Yields $1,000 Award in Illinois Case
Orville Huddleston, a boilermaker for Kenicott Swater Softening, received a $1,000 verdict from Superior Court No. 3 Judge Vinson Carter after alleging a defective dolly bar caused an accident in Greenville, Illinois in October 1995 that tore his eye from the socket. He had sued for $25,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Huddleston
Superior Court No. 3
Vinson Carter
Huddleston
Kenicott Swater Softening Company
Greenville
Bateman Divorce Sought Over Forced Wagon Drive in Storms
Edith M. Bateman obtained a divorce from Frank L. Bateman in Judge MewMaster's court alleging he forced her to drive a huckster wagon in stormy weather. She described him as frequently drunk and abusive. Bateman, owner of a poolroom in Princeton Indiana, offered no defense.
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Edith M. Bateman
Frank L. Bateman
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