Anaconda Leads Buoyant Open in Stock Market
New York stock market opened buoyant with Anaconda up 1 points and Reading and Steel preferred rising. Great Northern and Amalgamated Copper advanced, Baltimore & Ohio jumped on dividend hopes, while several issues faced pressure later in the session. noon quotes showed active trading and solid gains overall.
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Meltac Press Association
New York
Anaconda
Steel
Great Northern
St. Paul
Amalgamated Copper
Reading
Baltimore & Ohio
Iran
Bt Pauly
Hog Quotations Drift Lower in Indianapolis Market
Jan 2 Indianapolis hog market reports 4,000 hogs 400 cattle 59 sheep. Prices steady to 5c lower from yesterday with top bid back to Wit, bulk traded between Wag and 1.00. Week’s average price up for beef and hogs, cattle and sheep markets mixed. Prime steers 1,200 pounds and up tested strong. sheep demand steady for prime stock. Pittsburgh market noted as steady with hogs higher, various prices listed for hogs, sheep, and cattle.
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Indianapolis
Fe Jeval
Pra
Chicago Live Stock Prices and Market Roundup
In Cincinnati, Jan 20 cattle trade remained steady with butcher steers fetching 3 to 5 dollars per hundredweight, calves selling up to 7.50, hogs up to 5.65 and sheep steady around 5.10 for extras. Receipts included 1513 hogs with gains, and 4 dozen extra lambs commanding 7.85 to 7.00 per head.
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Cincinnati
Sati
Louis
LoUise Mo
Bret
Texas
Ana
Nackers
Putehera
United States
Snath Ae Indienatian
Painfree dental and livestock market notes from Chicago
Unlisted securities ad claims painless dental work by Louise Mo with guarantees and flexible prices. Included are cattle and sheep prices, bids for various breeds, and market receipts from Chicago live stock reporting, with忙 price ranges for steers, cows, bulls, sheep and lambs.
Miners Hopeful As Talks Advance At Occidental Hotel
Miners and operators inch toward terms as union leaders meet behind closed doors at the Occidental hotel. A report due Saturday or Monday may push for a 10 percent concession, with operators expected to resist beyond seven percent. The broader coal strike defense fund stands at 2,600,000, averaging 6.50 per member at 10,000 members, signaling a lengthy impasse.
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Icle
Occidental Hotel
Fr $S
Oie
Day
Southwest
Frances L. Rowbins
Pittsburg Coal Company
Wheat Market Slips as Chicago Board Shows Weakness
Wheat and corn trends dominate a lower Chicago market with May futures easing while July contracts hold near session lows. World wheat shipments reach about 8.8 million bushels as exports from Minneapolis and Australia show varied activity, with prices for grains and oats reflecting a muted demand and marginal trade.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Maid Lower
Cor
York
Minneapolis
New York
Annoux
Food for Miners and Labor Federations Debate
A Montana federation debate revisits federation strategy and potential direct charters to trade unions at the last convention. It notes no entry into camps yet, while miners are organized in dual unions. The state federation disclaims AFL ties and rejects urging locals to join. A resolution to fine members 50 cents for buying non onion-labeled products was tabled.
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Michigan
Southwest
Congress
Bureau of Mines
Wyoming
United Mine Workers of America
Lewis
National Executive Board
UM. W. of A
Committee On Resolutions
Mitchell
Federation of Labor
iThey
Montana
American Federation of Labor
Green Band in Concert at Sunday Beach Event
Indi ana town hosts Sunday beach concert by Big Green Wand from Ventenuc Kus. Local musicians seek regular Sunday shows. program includes Irish King march and Wedding of the Winds selections. Concerts also scheduled Saturday night and Sunday afternoon. no seats reserved. general admission. Oswald pleads guilty to liquor sale. fined $10 and costs.
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Inedianapolis
Tomlinson
Hall
Keely
Avrie Ing
Big Green Wand
Ventenuc
Kus
Joly Carprul
Charles Lavery
Yulace
Charles
Arthur Lewis
Pretty Girl Lost Wager Grows To Rescued Mystery
A 19 year old Manhattan woman Elie Williams stood before Magistrate O'Reilly after a Brooklyn prank went awry. Williams admitted wagering $10 she could pass as a man across Brooklyn and New York, drawing attention on a Grahameaye car. Conductor alerted authorities, revealing her long hair when a hat was knocked off. she was arrested for disorderly conduct. The magistrate advised her to go home and be a good girl.
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Sug
New York
Jan. A
Elie Wiliams
Third-ave
Manhattan
O'Reilly
Pullee Court
Nettle Matthews
Brooklyn
O'Reny
Ship Kipling wrecked in storm. seven rescued by Maine
The schooner Kipling wrecked after a north gale and high seas. Seven seamen and Captain Webber were taken off by the steamship Maine after distress signals were seen at Sewyolen. The Kipling had started from Liverpool for Newfoundland, encountered storms in the Irish Sea, and finally sank December 21 after losing her foresail and lifeboat.
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Sewyolen
Maine
London
Browne
Kipling
Capt Webber
Hieber Grove
Liverpool
New Foundland
Holyhead
Irish Sea
Lta
Conomer
Webber
Rates to Be Made Equal in Interurban Service
Residents along the Peoria division protested a rail commission complaint about unequal interurban fares. The railroad company announced that from Feb 1 rates to Indianapolis from all points between the city and New Castle will be made proportionately equal to the New Castle rate.
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Spinelle Aro Ie
Lowny
Peoria
Ble Four
Railrox
Newate
Indianapolis
New Castle
Injured boy awarded damages in Oshkosh case
In Oshkosh Wisconsin a trial in the circuit court ended with a jury verdict awarding a boy’s guardian 490 dollars after alleging an injury by George TL Arnold former Smith public school principal. Arnold denies the injury claims and contested the damages.
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Sneeiol
Sun
Oshkosh
Wis
Jun
Frank Last
Jett
George TL Arnold
Smith Pub- Teacheol
Effense
Arnalt
Italian unrest sparks city police probe
Consternation spreads as two self styled dreamers stir the Italian community in Indianapolis and nearby towns. Police Captain Adolph Arch orders an investigation after a young Italian reports the organizers, with Chief Robert Metzger apprised of the matter on Saturday.
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Bert
Indianapolis
Robert Metzger
Adolph Arch
Man Sentenced in Chicago Court for Serial Offense
Nicholas Holland Jr was sentenced in Judge Woncre's court yesterday to years in prison after a jury found him guilty of enticing a teenager to his room. The case centered on a January incident in Chicago where a young girl, aged years, was coerced.
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Seripya-McFae Prex
Chicago
Nicholas Holland, Jr
Woncre
Holland
Dr. Beach Surrenders After Hiram Luman Killing
Dr Charles M Hoach owner of Hseulapia Springs surrenders in Vanceburg Kentucky after shooting and killing rural mail carrier Hiram Luman in a rural area. Authorities report the incident occurred earlier and Hoach turned himself in to police. The case hinges on self defense and legal proceedings are pending.
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Chenempeesh
Maysville
Charles M. Hoach
Hseulapia Springs
Hiram Luman
Vanceburg
Saorn
Gov Pattison Improves. Signs Papers Soon
Columbus dispatch reports Gov Pathan is much better after a nervous exhaustion illness. His secretary says he is able to sign all necessary elute papers as he recovers, with improvement noted since November 24.
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Pattison
Kerippy-Meling Prean Association
Volumbus
Pathan
Incorporations of Several Evansville Firms and Lofts
The Little Real Estate and Tocein Telephone firms in Evansville are incorporated with capital stocks of 20000 and 10000 respectively, listing incorporators William J. Utte Elmer E. Clark Fred B. Hostetter Henry Plumer Arthur P Ketty and Chamora Isenes. The Bloomclai Investment company and Kugivafield Stewart company of Indianapolis are also formed with capital stocks 10000 and 16000 and named directors. The aims include buying selling and manufacturing lumber wood and building materials.
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Little Real Estate” and Tovestment Company
Evansville
I Corporators
William J. Utte
Elmer E. Clark
Fred B. Hostetter
Tocein Telephone Company
Tocein
Henry Plumer
Bloffion
Arthur P
Kettey
Chamora Isenes
Tocsin
Bloom#cla Investment company
Gapital
Burk
Cyrus de ‘Hibkard
John A. Cravens
Allen Witte
Kugivafield-Stewart
Indianapoliy
Capital Stock
F.Y. Stewart
Alonzo BE
Robebins
B. Eaplesfold
James T. Eagieslichl
Dr Douglas Hyde Addresses Reorganization of Ireland
Dr Douglas Hyde of the Gaelic League spoke to a large audience Friday on Ireland’s reorganization and the goal of a national existence. He urged cultural renewal, preserving language and arts, and creating a new national identity, criticizing language loss and English substitution. The gathering featured musical performances and a formal adjournment with thanks for contributions.
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Douglas Hyde
Ireland
Hrin
Dr. Hyde
Gaeln Longue
Hyde
Andrew M. Sweenes
Father Mathew
Indianapolis
Stubbs Declares Candidacy for Second Term at State Bureau
Josepho Stubbs announces his bid for a second term as Indiana state statistician. He touts an efficient administration and a record of fulfilling duties. Under his incumbency the first complete labor railroad and interurban statistics have been gathered and published, with the office ready to assist inquiries.
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Josepho Stubbs
State Bureau of Statistics
Mr. Stubbs
Ate. Stubbs
Stubbs
Indiana
Ss Power 1
Harvey Hurd Dies After Illness in Evanston Home
Chicago aged lawyer Harvey KH Hurd of Evanston died after weeks of illness at his home. One of Minos' least known lawyers, he revised the statutes, supervised the drainage canal project, and served as a law professor.
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Harvey B Hued
Scrippr-Vickor Press Association
Chicago
Jan
Harvey KH. Hurd
Evanston
Mt Nia
Hurd
Minos
Atic
Nervine touted as nerve remedy by Miles Medical Co
An advertisement extols Dr Miles Nervine as a tonic that rebuilds the nervous system and restores strength. It cites weakened nerve force causing bodily distress and claims the product can restore health, with a testimonial from LC Cunningslam of Allegheny, Pennsylvania.
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Miles
Meran
Cunningslam
Ellsworth Ave
Allegheny
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
Woman sues beer bottler for 25000 dollars in engagement case
Emma Haber, daughter of a baking powder maker, sues Albert Krumenaker a beer bottler in New York for breach of promise and damages of 25000 dollars. The long diary like notes recount a forced engagement plan, lavish gifts and trips, and Emma's heartbreak after he admits fault and ends the relationship.
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New York
Emma Haber
Ayit Ogeinet
Albert Krumenaker
Geer-bottler
Tomsges
Celdeicy Stas Honer
Motafr
Keumepaen
Irave
Papa
Maintin
Saya
Albert
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Western
Phila
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Wabash
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American Writing Paper
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Ste S&s
Japan
Loe & Wai
Ieee Ie
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Fabarco Agin
Interborough Rapid Transit Tan
Inter. Mere
Mackay
Seaboard
Beatae
Tennessee
Unio
United Copenc. Com
Pire UK
Uinh Copper
Cooley
Wade
Young Americas
Bold Village
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Chicago’ Board
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Honda
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Green Band
Oswald
George Oswald
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Costa
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Tory
Prof. Arnold
Frank
DR. Beach
Eland
Gaelic League
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Hunter's Island
Hig House
Emma
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Paps
Mamma
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