Wall St Stocks Open Irregular With Broad Gains
The stock market opened irregular with Canadian Pacific dipping briefly and later advancing. Major rails and steel shares fluctuated, but most active issues rose, led by stronger demand after a new stock issue rumors. Government bonds held steady as trading continued with overall gains through the first hour.
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New York
Canadian Pacific
Baltimore & Ohio
Erie
Pennsylvania
Union Pacific
Ontario & Western
United States Steel
Southern Pacific
Anaconda
Northwestern
Grain Market Report With Mixed Prices and Shipments
Inspections list multiple grains with varied grades and prices including Wheat No 2 red at 75 percent through billing, No 3 red etc. White oats hay and rye figures shown. Totals include 55 cars of wheat and mixed lots and 4 cars of other grain, indicating a busy market and assorted through billing adjustments.
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Wise
Iorn
Hay
Choice
Timothy
Chicago Live Stock Prices and Receipts Report
Chicago cattle and hog receipts posted gains with steady to 10c higher trends. Prime beeves ranged from 6.10 to 7.15, cows and heifers 2.75 to 5.25, Texans 1.00 to 4.60, hogs 5.80 to 6.40, light to heavy varied. Sheep receipts 14,000 and prices steady to 10c higher, native and western sheep and lambs priced accordingly.
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Chicago
Chicago Produce Prices From Scripps-Howe Press
Chicago market notes list fresh eggs 21 cents, sea butter creamery extra 30 cents, cheese Twins 13 to 13 and a half cents, live poultry prices for turkeys 11 cents, chickens 9 cents, springs 9 cents, ducks 10 1/2 cents, geese 5.00 to 7.50 per dozen.
Cincinnati Live Stock Prices in the Jan 15 Market
Cattle receipts total 323 with steady values. Butcher steers at 5.35 to 5.50, good to choice 4.60 to 4.50, calves at 8.75. Hogs receipts 288 up 10 to 12 and a half percent, choice packers 6.45 to 6.72, mixed packers 6.60 to 6.65. Sheep receipts 100 strong, extras at 4.75, lambs extra at 8.00.
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Scrippa-McHae Presa Association
Cincinnati
Cattle and Hogs510 Prices From St Louis Market Report
St Louis live stock report dated Jan 15 shows cattle receipts 4500 with beef steers 3.75 to 6.75, stockers 2.00 to 4.50, cows 2.75 to 5.25, Texas steers 2.50 to 5.60. Hogs receipts 8000 up 10 to 15 cents, pigs and lights 6.10 to 6.45, packers 6.00 to 6.55, butchers 6.45 to 6.60. Sheep receipts 2000, natives 8.75 to 5.50, lambs 5.55 to 7.40.
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Scrippa-McRae Press Association
ST. Louis
Texas
Market Prices for Grains and Hay
Commodity prices listed include shelled oats at 38 to 40 cents, millet at 12 dollars and 14 dollars, hay varieties Timothy 18 to 21 dollars, clover 17 dollars, and new mixed hay 17 to 19 dollars, straw 7.5 dollars. Prices indicate small fluctuations across items.
Pump for hysteria ends in frantic attempt and pump scene
Walter Holliday of 912 Bates sought to poison himself over heartbreak with Edna Hernes of 1105 Massachusetts. He wrote a formal note and took poison, then was pumped out by Dr. Hughes as hysteria was blamed on the woman. Holliday later faced a mistaken poisoning claim while Miss Hernes recovered from hysteria.
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Walter Holliday
Bates Sr
Edna Hernes
Dr. Hughes
Livestock market report from Indianapolis opens new year
Indianapolis January 1 livestock receipts show hogs up 4.00 from yesterday with tops to 4.70 as activity runs brisk. Cattle held steady with good to choice buying especially for fat cows and heifers while common grades lag. Sheep and lambs small run and sold at unchanged figures as prime stock remains in strong demand.
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Indianapolis
Local Securities Elects Officers After Quiet Exchange
The local stock exchange called this morning with little change in quotations and a listless session. After the call, an executive session chose A. W. Thomson as president and Eudoris Johnson as vice president. Sol. S. Skiser was elected treasurer and George B. Elliott secretary. The old Board of Governors was re elected.
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Stock Exchange
Exchange
A. W. Thomson
Eudoris Johnson
Sol. S. Skiser
George B. Elliott
Board of Governors
New York Produce Prices From Scripps-McRae Agency
New York January 15 Pork Mess prices range from 17.75 to 18.00 dollars a hundredweight. Lard Western steam spot around 33.1. Tallow City at 82. Butter Creamery extra at 25 to 26 cents. Nearby white eggs 31 to 34 cents, western 28. Cheese Full cream 14 to 4? Dressed poultry Turko chickens 21 to 25 cents, fowls 1 to 4? ducks noted.
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Scripps-Mchrae Presa Association
New York
Western
Anti-Saloon League Targets Blind Tigers in Indiana
The Anti-Saloon League plans aggressive bills to curb blind tigers with licenses and liquor presence as key factors. Senator Ganniard and Representative Pearson introduce measures in Senate and House, aligning with Gov Hanly's liquor agenda. Carl Minton, league attorney, to advise. Police and saloon interests expected to clash as remonstrance provisions expand locally.
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League
Hanly
Senate
Ganniard
Pearson
Carl Minton
Tax on bequests bill filed in House by L B Babcock
A voluminous inheritance tax bill was introduced by Representative L. B. Babcock and referred to the ways and means committee. The measure grants varying exemptions for direct heirs and collateral heirs and imposes tax rates on bequests and belongings with reduced rates for early payment and penalties for late payment.
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L. B. Babcock
House
Committee On Ways and Means
H. L. Hanna
Hendricks County
State Board of Pardons
Hanly
Hanna
United States
Downey
Committee On Elections
Mrs Blaine wed Lieut Pearsall in Philadelphia
Mrs James G Blaine Jr daughter of Admiral Hicn born and Lieut Paul Pearsall were married in the Bellevue-Stratford hotel. They left for New York to reside there and there will be no wedding trip. Mrs Pearsall was a Washington society figure before divorcing her husband.
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Philadelphia
James G. Blaine, Jr
Admiral Hicnborn
Paul Stafford Pearzail
Bellevue-Stratford
Pearsall
New York
Washington
Sioux Falls, 8. D
Chicago grain prices slip at morning opening
The grain list shows recessions at the opening with May wheat at 1.63 7/8? and July at 1.64 1/2? Corn down to 4.39 1/3? May oats at 0.36 1/4 with July at 0.36 3/4. Provisions firm with May pork at 16.50 and lard at 24.60. Local receipts report wheat six cars, corn six eighty six cars, oats one hundred fifty two cars.
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Scrippx-McRae Press Association
Chicago
Farrington Assault Trial Deliberations Continue In Court
Testimony describes the clash as officers and Farrington clash. Witnesses dispute whether Farrington struggled or was struck. Defense objects to alleged chatter, judge allows only remarks in presence of Chief Metzger. Jury panel selected amid heated exchanges. May Hinkle to testify for defense while awaiting relief from illness.
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Farrington
Martin Hugg
Metzger
Burhelder
McCullough
Bachelder
Michael Ryan
Garrett H. Shover
John BP. Brady
Willam Hume
New Augusta
Fred Ogie
James St. John
Nellus Fisher
Southport
John Craft
Acton
Thomas Doyle
Washington Township
G. ©. McFarland
Franklin Township
Thomas M. Garriger
George Cline
Cumberland
William Pease
Louis Haug
Massachusetts-ave
Haug
Mr. Haug
John Farrington
Wyatt L. Farrington
May Hinkle
Democrats Foiled in Printing German Message Copies
In a Monday afternoon House session Rep Thomas Honan blocked a plan by Dems led by Gus Geiger to print 3000 copies of Gov Hanly s message with 2000 German translations and further amendments. Sweeney s bid to add copies for Hebrews failed, while other bills on women s rights and an insurance department drew attention amid broader legislative moves.
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Gov. Hanly
Thomas Honan
Gus Geiger
Sweeney
Honan
House
Commonwealth
Kelley
General Assembly
Ryan
W. J. Wood
State Railroad Commission
Gov
Hanly
Gavin
Commercial Club
Ness
Albert Hurstone
Ministerial Association
Mildred Montag to Wed Italian Count in Italy
Mildred Montag daughter of Dwight P Montag a Chattanooga manufacturer will wed Count Pasolina son of a noted Italian senator and historian. She is presently in Italy with her mother who is ill.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Jan. U
Mildred
Dwight P. Montag
Pasolina
Italy
Miss Montag
Engineman Injured After Fall From Engine Tender
Co. L. Barnum engineman for the Big Four fell from the engine tender under a viaduct Tuesday afternoon and suffered a possible skull fracture. He was taken to St. Vincent's hospital.
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Co. L. Barnum
Big
St. Vincent's Hospital
Mayors Meet to Discuss Indiana City Legislation
A group of mayors from Indiana cities of second to fifth class gathered at the Claypool hotel on Monday to discuss proposed laws impacting their jurisdictions.
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Indiana Cities
Claypool Hotel
City Record for a Day Includes Births Deaths and Marriages
List of births with parents and addresses followed by a deaths section with ages and causes. Several marriages listed between named individuals and addresses. Building permits show two permits with property descriptions and values.
Miners Update From Scranton Representative Tenth District
Pennsylvania coverage notes Representative from Scranton represents the Tenth congressional district with focus on miners. The article continues from Page 1 detailing local mining issues and legislative positions.
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Pennsylvania
Scranton
Young Dyer on Trial for Embezzling in Treasury
Dol P Byer Jr a suspended teller of the U S subtreasury faces embezzlement charges of 61200. Trial begins before U S District Judge John K Carland of South Dakota at Judge Finklenburgs request. Jury selection expected to take all day.
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Young Dyer
Scrippa-MecRne Press Association
ST. Louis
Dol. P. Byer, Jr
United States
John KE. Carlanid
South Dakota
Finklenburg
City’s Visiting Nurse Initiative Planned by Dispensary
Superintendent EB F. Kiser of the city dispensary will introduce a system to attend serious cases under dispensary care by engaging a visiting nurse. The Commercial club will fund the nurse’s board, with plans to add a second visiting nurse later.
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EB. F. Kiser
Commercial Club
Purviance pamphlet flags insane asylums and Hughes power shift
A New York Sun report describes Harmon M. Purviance’s pamphlet urging state action on crowded asylums for the insane and notes Gov. Hughes using executive power to strike at Republican bosses. It details appointments of Frederick Stevens, William Leary, and Benjamin Hall shifting control of canal work, elections, and state tax policy, plus inmate epiletic counts and totals needing care across institutions.
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New York
State Tax Commission
Elec
Greater
Hughes
Senate
Frederick C. Stevens
Attica
N. V. V. Franchot
Metropolitan
William Leary
New York City
Louis Swazey
Brooklyn
Benjamin #. Hell
William Halpin
N. V. OV. Franchot
Frederick . Stevens
Wrdsworths
Mr. Stevens
Congress
James W. Wadsworth
Stevens
Wadsworths
Coairman Woodruff
Woodruff
Gov. Hughes
Benjamin E. Hall
Tali
Benjamin B. Odell
Health of miners bill seeks mine bathhouses
Senator Bland introduces a health bill requiring mine operators to provide a bathhouse at each mine or collar where miners can change clothes and shower after leaving the mine. Bland notes miners come up wet and dirty and often travel miles home before changes. cold weather freezes clothing, and conditions indoors and out differ.
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Tee
United Mine Workers of America
Indianapolis
Ryan
Wilson
Senator Bland
Collers
Rooms for rent free ad in Sun newspaper
The Sun runs a free three day advertisement under For Rent Rooms offering ten words at no charge. The notice promotes short term room lodging with no fee for the advertised period.
Electric Air Line to Reach New York in Ten Hours
The Chicago to New York electric air line moves toward reality with early grading at Laporte Indiana. Rails and ties arriving as roadway sections expand toward Chicago and New York. Promoters say the route will eliminate every grade crossing enabling high speed and a safer, swifter cross country trip.
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Chicago
New York
Laporte
Ind
Ams
Chicaso
Electric Railroad
Ponts
Chicago-New York Electric Air Line Railroad Company
Public Works Adopts 1907 Indianapolis Street Improvements
City notices approve assessment rolls for Sheldon Street and several other public works projects in Indianapolis. Remonstrances date January 23, 1907, hearings set to determine if benefited properties cover estimated costs. Board members Elliott Trusler Mack oversee proceedings with plans on file.
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P Department OF Public Works
Board
Court House
Indianapolis
Ind
Board of Public Works
Indianapapolis
Indiana
Sheldon Street
Nineteenth Street
Pine Street
Board of Publi Works
Ctr
Joseph T. Elliott
Preston
CC. Trusler
Fred J. Mack
Department OF Public Works
Wey
City of
Central Avenue
Twenty-First Street
Twenty-Fifth Street
Lne
Cme
Seventeenth Street
Vrick
Oxford Street
Tenth Street
Nowland Avenue
Preston C. Trusler
Board of Public Wore
Indiana Governors Push Insurance Reform Debate
Legislative gossip centers on insurance reform with governor support and input from industry players. Legislators weigh stringent measures after studying reforms in other states, while concerns arise about potential impact on local insurance interests.
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General Assembly
Indiana
Roosevelt nominates three Indiana postmasters
President Roosevelt named A A Holmes of Sullivan N A Bachelor of Van Buren and W F Moore of West Baden to new Indiana postmaster positions in a Washington indiana dispatch dated January 15.
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Washington
Ind
Roosevelt
Indiana
A. A. Holmes
Sullivan
N. A
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City Grain
Scripns-MacRae Press Association
Scripps-NicRge Press Association
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Blaine
Lieut. Pearsall
Chicago Grain
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Fun-Makers
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Daily
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Shaw
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Gregor
Pardons Board
Theodore Perry
Central Labor Union
Perry
John Mitchell
Committee On
George Cecil
John Fogg
Edward Warris
Frank Hayes
Harry Bousfield
Tomlinson Hall
Scrippx-McKineress Association
William and
Dora Rice
E. Walnurst
John and
Rose Evison
Sarah Hanlon
S. Holmesave
Earl A. Ruffin
W. McCarty
Katherine Metscall
E. St Clair
Leah Smith
Hoyt
Nancy J. Gillespie
Deaconess
Littie Carter
Eddy St
Thos. D. O'Brien
Blanche Johnson
Wm. V. Carpenter
Anna Haggard
Harry J Thomas
Ora M. Bennett
Sam Blushtien
Lea Hornstein
Maurice Selke
Anna B. Harley
Ray O. Howell
Alma L. Curd
Chas. S. Shultz
Margaret Ehrlich
Daniel J. Weaver
Ethel A. Chapman
Ferdinand M. Jacob
Hazel Hancock
Archie Greathouse
Rose E. Heston
Clayton C. Warren
Eliza E. Carter
Sam Arnold
Jackson St
Delia Williams
Daisy St
Bluffave
W. B. Wilson
Fifteenth
Tlinois
CITY
Odell, Woodruff
Wadsworth
Purviance
ANT Offices
Republican Party
Harmon M. Purviance
Huntington
The
State Institutions For
Albany, N. Y
Odell
Jim
Wadsaworth
Willian Leary
Herbert Parsons
Saratoga
Central Insane Hospital
Northern Hospital For the Insane
Eastern Hospital For the Insane
Southern Hospital For the Insane
Bland Bill
New York-Chicago
Cooke
Jay Cooke
Chicago Chronicle
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