Metal stocks lead market surge in Wall Street gains
New York reports a strong session as metal stocks push the market higher. Copper and steel shares hit new highs while readings show ex dividend movements and anticipated bond issues by Pennsylvania Railroad. London shares stay firm, while American shares soften on profit-taking expectations.
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Wall-st
Thomas W. Lawson
Nevada-Utah
Reading
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
London
Prices for Fresh Produce and Groceries Listed
A butchered OCR list shows multiple produce and grocery items with per unit prices. Items include onions, cauliflower, beets, celery, radishes, sweet potatoes, potatoes, tomatoes, carrots, popcorn, navy beans, oranges, peanuts, cashews, and apples with varying price marks and unit measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siegeliow
Vper
Goz
Michigan
Florida
Taney
Luce
Meats and Lard Price List
A historical price list details various meats and lard with grade names. It lists hams sugar cured boiled hams bacon breakfast bacon English style dried beef fresh pork dressed hogs and various beef categories with prices per unit and descriptions. Prices show wide decimals and archaic abbreviations for pounds and cents indicating market values.
Dairy and egg market briefs from Indianapolis area
Indian apolis Produce notes butter from Elgin prints and state cream at 30 cents per pound. Cheese from New York and Wisconsin. eggs candled at 24 cents per dozen. Poultry prices list live turkeys at 12 cents, ducks five cents, geese five cents, hens eight cents, spring chickens 34 cents, roosters five cents.
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Indianapolis
New York
Wisconsin
Pittsburg Live Stock Prices Hit Mixed Market
Cattle and hog prices show a mixed tone in Pittsburg Pa with varying weights. Extra and prime hogs fetch around 4.55 to 4.90, prime heavy hogs and lighter lambs and sheep seen at 2.00 to 5.50 along with steady market signals on receipts.
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Pittsburg
Ittsbiurg
York
Lucius
Earth
Livestock Prices Reported for Indianapolis Market
Livestock receipts: hogs 11,000 cattle 2,100 sheep 250. Hogs opened strong at 4.35 to 4.50 for heavies, best at 4.60. Cattle receipts large. market weak for cattle, steady for sheep and lambs. Prices listed for steers and heifers by weight and grade, with bulls and calves also shown.
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Indianapolis
Hogs Receipts and Markets Reported as Cash Prices Rise
UNIGN SPOCKYARDS WIS Jan 15 Hogs receipts reach 38000 with market 5e dearer Light 42 4 524 mixed 4 25150 heavy 4 2046 90. Natives and western lambs and yearlings quoted. Sheep receipts 1800 market strong native and western lambs and yearlings listed.
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Spockyards
Midnight Court and Arrest Warrants Questioned
The report notes a midnight court detainment after fines unpaid by saloon bosses and hoarding house leaders. A Sabo woman, about 30, claimed four days in Indianapolis for railroad work and sought transport back to St Louis. Accusations of extortion against constables linked to Hollingsworth’s court prompt grand jury scrutiny into the railroading of foreigners to the workhouse.
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Sabo
Indianapolis
Vandalia Railroad
St. Louis
Schiller
W. Washington St
Hollingsworth
Grand Jury
McIntire
Justice of the Peace
Society News Highlights From Indianapolis Clubs
Mrs. Otto Hauelsen hosts a bridge afternoon at 1430 N Pennsylvania St. Mrs. E C Atkins regent hosts D A R meeting with Capt Wallace Foster speaker on D A R Industries. Mrs M Gibeny gives a recital while Mrs Hugh McGibeny performs in St David's church and travels to Crawfordsville. Mrs John H Talbott hosts luncheon with four bridge tables and sweet peas decor. Philomathean club meeting moved to Mrs Meriweather's home due to illness. Miss Florente May Ingersoll and Percy Arthur Parry wed at St Paul's Hammond. Mrs James Preston Smith plans dinner for guests from Lebanon Greenfield and Conklin. Indianapolis German Literary society elects Walker president Wagner vice president Segar secretary Seo vi lle recording secretary Wiegeldt exec chair.
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Indianapolis
Florente May Ingersoll
Percy Arthur Parry
Hammond
Ind
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Detroit
Omaha
Chicago
Wabash College
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Indianapoli German Literary Society
Charlies M. Walker
Theodore A. Wagner
Margaret Segar
Genevieve Seoville
Josephine Wiegeldt
Engagement announced for Claire Dryer Wick in Indiana
In Terre Haute Mr and Mrs Charles R Dryer announce the engagement of their daughter Claire to James Lippincott Wick Jr of Youngstown Ohio The couple plan a June wedding The bride elect is well known in Indianapolis where she has visited many times
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Terre Haute
Charles R. Dryer
Claire
James Lippincott Wick, Jr
Youngstown
Indianapolis
Social Roundup of Visitors and Travelers in Indiana
Mrs Edmund Ball hosts a 1 o clock luncheon in Muncie honoring Miss Elizabeth Baker of Indianapolis. Residents and guests travel between Indianapolis Lafayette Marion Crawfordsville and other cities visiting friends and attending events with mentions of many named individuals and short trips to Columbus Logansport Hartford City Fort Wayne and Louisville.
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Edmund Ball
Muncie
Elizabeth Baker
Indianapolis
J. C. Stevenson
Carroll
Crawfordsville
Thaw insanity defense notes in Whist club trial testimony
Journal account details Harriet Thaw's asylum status and witnesses describing Harry Thaw's behavior. Testimony covers his nervousness, pale complexion, excessive phone calls, and a Grand Hotel life under alias Tarr. Reporter Lowery observed Thaw on the roof garden after the Stanford White killing.
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Harriet Alice Thaw
William Thaw
Friends Home For the Insane
Frankfort
Jerome
Christopher Briggan
Uittleton
Stanford White
Thaw
Sle
Evans
Thayw
Matilda Stein
Grand Hotel
Vhaw
Tarr
Hararid BK
Lowery
White
Spitters Fined as Health Board Enforces Ordinance
The Health Board conducts its annual crackdown on public spitting with arrests and fines. Several offenders, including Fred Brown of Terre Haute and Austin West, were jailed overnight after failing to pay fines. The operation, run by health inspectors rather than police, lasts about a week and aims to deter habitual violators.
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Board of Health
Johnny Wiehran
Stevens St
C. W. Martin
Fred Brown
Verre Llaute
Austin West
Washington
Ind
Vernon Hall
Salvation Army
Samuel Jones
Valley Mills
Charles V. Hogkin
Crawfordsville
W. B. North
J. H. Wrennick
Cameraville
O. H. Hodgin
Knightstown
Eugene Jalbert
Terre Haute
J. H. Bronson
Springfield
Ft. FE
E. Peck
St. Paul
Anglo Velados
Frank Stringer
Charles Jones
T. J. Stillwell
Charles Smith
Charles Urayle
William Archer
Ralph Forbes
Harry ©. Pearson
John Taylor
John Foster
C. J. Parham
Births From City Record List Include Several New Arrivals
James and Margaret Brock welcome Edwin Ray and Winnifred Spooner at 619 W Twenty-seventh street. James J Duncan and Mary F Duncan greet a daughter born at 02 Hamilton avenue. William and Jennie Stubbs report a daughter at 936 Bis marck avenue. Ernest and Edna Phillips announce a son living at 919 N Pennsylvania Street. Tilden and Jennie Bruce Smith celebrate a son at 3M N Hamilton avenue. Owen and Orphin EL Alberts have a boy at 28 N Temple avenue. Albert and Nellie Earl report a son at 2171 N Capitol Ave.
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James and
Margaret Brock
Twenty-seventh-st
Edwin Ray
Winnifred Spooner
Ki Oiney
Temple-ave
Bor
Albert and
Nellie Earl
Capitolave
Local Deaths and Diagnoses in City Listings
Obituaries and health notes listing Carl Nestel 82 of 32 W Ohio St arteriosclerosis Eleanora Flinn 26 of 800 E McCarty St parenchymatous nephritis John Cogile 40 of 2691 Southeastern Ave epethilioma of the tongue George Wilking an unnamed age of 703 Greer St bronchopneumonia Christina Beyer 60 of 2221 S Meridain St carcinoma of liver Minnie Harcourt 57 of 7238 N New Jersey St tuberculosis of liver and intestines Henry Wardiner 39 of 448 W Washington St organic heart disease.
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Carl C. Nestel
Minnie E. Harcourt
New Jersey St
Henry N. Wardiner
W. Washington St
Crane and Tucker Unite in Local Elopement Rumors
Names Thomas B. Crane and Mannie Tucker with German H. Bonesteel and Clargaret Hayworth and Joe Hoberson and Clara Flining appear in a garbled social note listing pairs linked by rumor.
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Thomas B. Crane
Mannie Tucker
German H. Bonesteel
Clargaret Hayworth
Joe Hoberson
Clara Flining
Cancer Cured In 10 Days
A self promoted claim of a guaranteed cancer cure asserts results in 10 to 4 days after doctors gave up, promising home treatment and a sanitarium option. The advertisement solicits readers to send name and address via a free coupon.
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Lebanon
Free Cancer Coupon Offers Home Cure Claim
The ad invites cancer sufferers to mail their name and address to Dr. Curry Cancer Cure at Curry Sanitarium in Lebanon Ohio for a claimed at home treatment. It notes a private option through E W Ramsey in Indianapolis and provides dotted lines for personal details.
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Dr. Curry
E. W. Ramsey
Lebanon
Ohio
Sun
Indianapolis
County May Trim Claim For Printing Expenditures
County budget proposals for 1907 seek a total appropriation of 258 974 85 to cover unpaid claims including 1022 30 from Sentinel Printing for clerk supplies. Disputed items include 846 50 for rebinding in the recorder’s office and 1044 144 for uncollected sheriff fees with 203 for ins and outs fees. County council awaits qualification of Ensley and faces objections to claims past 1907 appropriations.
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County Council
Iil
Joan Ruckelshaus
Nicholas Enstey
HW. T. Conde
Ensley
Oliver P. Ensley
Bo the Sentinel Printing Company
Sentinel Printing Company
Recorder’s Office
Willian H. Mocrison
George W. Stubbs
Morrison
Stubbs
John Ruckelshaus
Joe Clay
Lnn
New Franchise Demand Follows Talk System Shift
A New York company calls for a franchise related to a new talk system as discussions continue. The move signals potential expansion and regulatory review by city authorities.
Press shifts on New York telephone control and franchise
The special inquiry committee led by Controller A Metz will hold early hearings on establishing an independent New York City telephone system and on the Bell franchise. The New York Post notes Chicago's lower rates under its franchise and predicts possible city control by next year.
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Indianapolis Sun
New York
Jan. i
Herman A. Metz
Board of Estimate and Apportionment
Pendleton
Nelson P. Lewis
Greater
New York (Bell) Telephone Company
New York Post
Chicago
the Post
Public Service Commission
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T. C. Shotwell
Now Or
South
Ilinois St
A. Ps
West Washington St
Paris
The
Chicago Grain
Liverpool
Berlin
Bradstreet
A. W. Thomson
Otto Hauelsen
Pennsylvania-st
Indiana
E. C. Atkins
Wallace Foster
D. A. R. Industries
M'Gibeny
Hugh McGibeny
St. David's Church
Mrs. Talbott
John H. Talbott
Bridge
Philomathean Club
Meriweather
W. H. Morris
Parry—Ingersoll
James Preston Smith
Lester Jones
B. F. Combs
G. W. Campbell
Alfred Conklin
Greenfield
Miss Dryer
Joseph Gagen
Tedda
Lafayette
Elsie Appel
Orlando, Fla
Mary Spink
Mary Burnham
Marian Miller
William BE. Sharpe
Charles Foster
Mary Hord
Columbus
Lelia Gipe
Crawfordeville
Walter Gipe
May Aufderheide
Richmond
Ethel Bayless
Edith Hull
Florence Webber
Justine El-iott
Shelbyville
Harry DePrez
Fred Eward
Marion
Shirley Thomas
Walter Bassett
Logansport
Alice Blueitt
William J. McKee
Maj. Gen. McKee
Hotel
Delaware
Charles E. Foster
Valparaiso
Claypool
Mr. Foster
Indianan Lumber Dealers’ Association
Vwicmer Dowell
Hartford City
Frank Dowell
Hazel Cantwell
Henry Houghton
Fort Wayne
Mrs. S. R. Taylor
Henry Rose Danner
Mrs
W. B. Burford
George O. Rockwood
Caroline Wilbur Patten
Boston
Anna Hough
Carthage
Mrss Hough
Harry LeSourd
Xenia, C
H. K. Lungaon
Frank McCarty
Madison
John Coleman
Louisville
John Marehall
Marchall
Crusade By Health Board
Health Board
Ty. J. Stillwell
Eadawin Schauer
Gray
John Wicker
Walnut
Mr. Beckman
Chestnut
Charles Clark
City
State
L. S. Ayres & Co
Bryce
Teddy Bears
Council For Appropriations
Cox , Lied
NEW Yorker
Gotham
New
Hystander
Robert Metzger
Metzger
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