Indianapolis Livestock Market Facing Declines Across Commodities
Indianap olis stockyards report today receipts of hogs 5000 cattle 1600 and 20 sheep with prices easing across hogs calves and cattle. Hogs sold mostly around 8.55 with some unsold. cattle steady to higher but feeders weak. lambs and sheep limited demand with prices mixed. Regional markets in Buffalo East and Pittsburgh show varied activity and prices overall.
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Fe Tower
Wassalae
East Buffalo
Canada
Frey
Pittsburg
Wall Street Opens With Broad Strength on Cable Demand
The New York stock market opened strong with gains across the board led by cable orders from London and active arbitrage. London supplied large volumes as the cables on balance exceeded 50 000 shares in the first hour. Substantial losses followed but were offset by persistent external demand and notable banking interest. Government bonds held steady while other bonds showed irregular moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
Mining and Oil Stock Quotes From Ottawa Market Jan 19 1910
The Oak Ottawa mining and oil prices list shows Cobalt issues leading losses with Crown Reserve Rose Temiskaming and Beaver under pressure. Beaver Nova Scotia Kerr La Rose and Night Nipissing groups show mixed movement as investors eye potential rallies amid liquidation and shifting bids.
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Jackson & Jackson
Beaver
Wah
Chambers-Ferland
City of Cobalt
Cobalt Central
Cobalt Lake
Kerr Lake
la Rose
Nipissing
Nova Scotia
Peterson Lake
Rochester
Temishaming
Crown Reserve
Rose
Temiskaming
Scotia
Leaf
Tretheway
Irregular curb market opens with mixed stock quotes
New York January 19 curb market shows uneven activity with mixed price moves across major names. Notable quotes include Standard Oil around 648 to 652, American Tobacco 41 to 42, Ely Consolidated 80 82, and several mining and utility shares with fractional shifts and several near-flat readings.
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New York
Standard Oil
American Tobacco
Ely
Butte Coalition
Nevada Cons
Miamis
Cobalt Central
Boston
Rawhide Coalition
China
Giroux
Greene Cananea
Union Mine
Ely Cons
Pacific Smelter
Local Society Notes From City Life
Fred Simon returns from Bedford where he visited friends. Mrs Richard C Arnold hosts a card party at Maenerchor club house for her sister Mrs William P Lamb of Chicago and Mrs Ross Martin. Capt and Mrs William E English host luncheon at Columbia club in honor of Myr and Mrs Robert Loonen. Guests include Mr and Mrs Joonen Mrs Mars Mrs Thomas Marshall Mrs John Brush Mrs Sutphin Miss Nora Tageart Miss Julia Kern Miss Fauvre Willoughby G Walling of Chicago and others. Mrs Ovid Butler of Ogden will visit Buckle street parents Judge J L McMaster and Mr and Mrs William McMaster after March 1. Mrs J T Day and Miss Julia Kern sail Thursday for New York and then Scotland. Mrs William Banb is visiting Mrs Richard C Arnold and Mrs Bowman at Linden hotel. Mrs Hugh M Love is in Florida. Mr and Mrs George Spencer of Pittsburg will visit sister Mrs Ann Moore. Miss Carolyn Bannworth engages Oran Norman Muir. Miss Lucy Palmer visits Congressman Korbly in Washington.
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Richard C. Arnold
Maenerchor
William P. Lamb
Chicago
Ross Martin
Marie Wilson
William E. English
Columbia Clrb
Myr
Robert Loonen
Joonen
Marss
Thomas Marshall
John ‘S T. Brush
Sutphin
Nora Tageart
Julia Kern
Fauvre
Willoughby G. Walling
English
Peary and Cook Data Alignment Cited by Peary
Worcester Massachusetts January 19 Commander Peary broke silence on Dr Cook and the Copenhagen verdict. He said his earlier statements fixed his belief that no land exists at the pole and that he was within 173 miles of it. He claimed his data aided Cooks description of a pole discovery.
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Mander Peary
Dr. Cook
University of Copenhagen
Pole
Baby Bliss the Bicycle Giant Declared Insane
Leonard Bliss known as Baby Bliss once reputed the largest man in the United States was moved from Bloomington to Peoria hospital at Southertonville, hopelessly insane. He weighed 125 pounds when admitted and was 37 years old. He rode a bicycle across the U S and Europe during the bicycle craze to demonstrate a machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria, Ill
Leonard Blss
Baby
Bliss
United States
Bloomington
Ne Peoria Hospital
Southartonville
Asylum
Europe
Competing roof grandstands deemed nuisances in Chicago
The appellate court ruled that grandstands on building roofs overlooking the National League park are a nuisance and danger. The decision upholds a writ denying city interference, allowing city officials to tear down these roof structures.
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Chicago
Chicago Cash Grain Prices on January 19
Chicago cash grain lists bid and ask quotes for wheat corn and oats by class and grade. Prices cover No 2 red through No 3 spring wheat, various corn classifications, and oats standards with and without white classifications.
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Indianapolis
Timothy
Sample
Hag
Timpathy
Ohio
Chicago
W. Thomson
Ill
Widow Appointed Administratrix of Estate in London Death
Mrs. Sarah Kackley widow of Thomas R. Kackley who died in London December 23 was named administratrix of his estate valued at about $3000 with no will. The couple also owned some real estate in Indiana.
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Sarah Kackley
Thomas R. Kackley
London
Guiot Will Proved. Widow Mary's Executor
The will of Jasper N. Guiot was probated Wednesday morning. His widow Mary C. Guion is named executor. Property valued at $40,000 is left to Mrs. Guion and the couple’s children.
Miners Debate Union Credentials at Convention
The article reports a heated debate over appointing national and district organizers as delegates to the convention. Delegates push for constitutional limits on representation, citing financial strain and language barriers. President Lewis urges order as leaders like Mitchell and Hayes influence floor battles.
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Duncan McDonald
Mines
Reef
Chevy Mine
Icor
McDonald
Nwo
Smith
District 12
Andrew Mattie
Pennsylvania
Mattie
Dempsey
James Rowe
Supreme Court
White
Dobbins
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Mine Federation
Mitchell
Lewis
Frank J. Hayes
Hayes
William Green
George Manuel
G. W. Savage
W. T. Haywood
Joan McGinty
Edward Kramsey
The Sun liner columns promise guaranteed cruise deal
The Sun advertises a no-fail cruise offer with a simple pricing claim and a brief three day term. The copy emphasizes affordability and a guaranteed experience through its liner column promotion.
Man Arrested in Chicago on Fraudulent Checks Charge
Altus D. Flower an alleged mine promoter and self styled butter machine salesman led a lavish life in Indianapolis renting rooms at the Hotel English and operating an office in the Pythian Building He passed two checks to Charles Frazer and one to Andrew Fromhold later found worthless Detectives Asch and Simon traced him to Chicago where he was arrested Flower denies wrongdoing and claims rivals will expose him if he resists. He left a letter for a young woman friend postmarked Chicago signaling his downfall.
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Flower
Indianapolis
Hotel English
Pythian
Charles Frazer
Prospect Street
Frazer
Fraser
Fromhold
Asch
Simon
Chicago
Ihut
Butter Machine Company
Resurfacing Demand for Central Avenue Petitioned
Property owners on Central Avenue between Tenth and Nineteenth Streets presented a petition to the Board of Public Works requesting full width resurfacing with asphalt. The board ordered plans prepared, with residents citing the street railway company must build a substantial roadbed before resurfacing begins.
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Central Avenue
Tenth
Nineteenth Streets
Board of Public Works
G. A. Pfleffer
Herman P. Lieber
Alma B. Lieber
C. A. O'Conner
L. M. Tutewiler
L. C. Boyd
W. M. Sinnott
J. M. Mowrer
J. G. Mueller
Joia W. Mueller
Fire Tragedy in Philadelphia Factory Kills and Traps Dozens
A devastating blaze at a Philadelphia factory prompts a mass escape attempt. Windows and doors fail as workers jam hallways on all floors. Rescue efforts corral the wounded at St Pauls church while authorities tally missing. Mamie Loganta is highlighted as a heroine among the workers.
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Cpse
Arnold H. Harris
Roberts Company
Arnold & Harris
Shee N Manufacturers
L. Clingman
Quaker City Card Company
R. van Shiver Produce Company
Chancellor Street
Chacken & Katz
Mayor Shank Seeks Higher Wages for Indianapolis Street Workers
Mayor Shank told the Board of Public Works he would urge the city council to raise pay for street workers to a new hourly rate. He noted current earnings of 1.60 per day are inadequate amid wartime prices and costs for provisions and groceries. He also proposed adding 500 more street lights in Indianapolis.
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Shank
Indianapolis
Board of Public Works
Young Erne Beats Hirst in Notable Lightweight Bout
Philadelphia report says Gray's Ferry lightweight Young Erne defeated Joe Hirst in a fast wind up at the Douglas Athletic Club. Early rounds favored Hirst with light leads, but Erne waited and surged, dominating late with sharp counter blows to secure victory.
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Philadelphia
Erne
Gray’s Ferry
Joe Hirst
Douglas Athhetic Club
Gray's Ferry
Joe
Sne
Ring
Marjorie Gould Drexel Marriage Plans Revealed
New York January 19 Mrs George J Gould said her daughter Marjorie will tour Europe before her marriage to Anthony J Drexel Jr of Philadelphia. The wedding date is not set but likely in fall with a European trip this summer and a return by September or October. The Gould estate is about 140 million and the Drexel estate about 48 million. The combined income is estimated at 4 to 6 thousand dollars daily.
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New York
George J. Gould
Marjorie
Anthony J. Drexel, Jr
Philadelphia
America
Gould
Jay Gould
Anthony J. Drexel
Mrs. Gould
Fifth Avenue
Europe
Name This Madison Carnation Ready To Bloom
At Hitz greenhouses in Madison Indiana L E Hitz cultivates a pink carnation unnamed after four years of work. He invites the public to suggest a descriptive name displayed in a show window with a prize of the flowers for the best title. The plant stock grew from one slip to over two thousand plants, producing three inch or larger blossoms with strong foliage and numerous buds.
Deschler Plans Six Story Apartment on Illinois and Walnut
Louis G. Deschler contemplates erecting a six story apartment building on the southeast corner of Illinois and Walnut streets at a cost of 375000. The site was purchased Wednesday from John R. Walsh for 9000 through I N Richie and Sons. Deschler promises the building will be moderate in every respect.
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Louis G. Deschler
Illinois and
Walnut Streets
John R. Walsh
I. N. Richie & Sons
Deschier
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Bedford
Ovid Butler
Ogden,tad
J. L. McMaster
William McMaster
Buckle Street
JT. C. Day
Scotland
William Pamb
Bowman
Linden Hotel
Hugh M. Love
Florida
George Spencer
Pittsburg, Pa
Mrs. Spencer
Ann Moore
Katherine Bannworth
Miss Carolyn Bannworth
Oran Norman Muir
Lucy Palmer
Congressman
Mrs. Korbly
Washington, D. C
Peary AY Cook
Worcester
Mass
Baby Bliss
Bike Fame
Izers
Ela. Ch
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H. C. Egan
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Co. W. Evans, Jr
D. Travers
H. H. Wilder
J. G. Anderson
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R. A. Gardner
Fred Herreshoff
Paul Hunter
E. M. Byers
T. B. Fuller
W. Whit
R. C. Watson
W. K. Wood
W. C. Fownes, Jr
J. M. Ward
C. H. Seely
My Kingdom
Gay Babbitt
Coaline Borax
Lenox
Life
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Altus D. Flower
Sun
Wank-E-Z
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Young Erne
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