Morgan to Abroad Amid Smelter Slide on Wall Street
New York banks gain as Smeltters and Amalgamated shares fall on continued liquidation. London quotes hold firm while rumors of Sofic pal plans abroad weigh on sentiment. Money proves cheap around 4 percent as investors take profits. JP Morgan's departure is cited as market pressure. Cotton and wheat open lower.
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New York
Dan
Smeltters and Amalgamated
London
Wall St
Pal
J.P. Morgan
Grain storage report from City Grain for wheat corn and hay
Inspections show wheat largely ungraded or rejected with 3 cars total. Corn requires grading with mixed results and several cars not yet graded. Hay inventory lists timothy across 4 cars, totaling smaller consignments and multiple no grade lines.
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Timothy
Potal
Pittsburg Live Stock Prices Report
Pittsburg stock market brief shows cattle receipts light with prime cattle at 5.40 to 5.50, heifers 2.75 to 4.65, fresh cows 25 to 55, hog receipts 2,000 slowly higher with prime heavy hogs 4.55 to 4.65, prime medium 4.80 to 4.65, sheep and lambs mixed with wethers at 5.65 to 5.00 and lambs around 5.20 to 6.70.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsborg
A. Dan
Riet
Senei
Lee
Chicago Live Stock Market at Union Stock Yards
Hogs receipts fall short and light, prices around 4.15 to 4.27 for roughs and pigs about 2.60 to 2.65. cattle receipts mix with Reeves cattle at 3.60 to 5.10. heifers around 6.78. western feeders near 2.40 to 4.10. Sheep receipts show a weak market with natives and yearlings in western area noted.
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Chicago
UNION
Western
Afer
Jamis
Ote
Resolved missing lines highlight town ledger notes
A fragmented OCR record lists scattered month names and cash entries including January May September and July. The text mentions duties, cash accounts, volumes and prime timbers but lacks coherent structure or identifiable events or persons.
Corn and forage prices in mixed feed components
Readable fragments show various feed items with prices per unit, including corn substitutes and hay types. Mentions straw and millet with unspecified totals and funds, along with shredded and shelled components. The text is fragmented and lacks clear context or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Founder-Ale
Timothy
Vegetable and Fruit Price List Summary
A list of fresh produce prices including onions cabbage cauliflower beets celery radishes sweet potatoes and potatoes with per unit prices given for buyers. Also includes tomatoes home grown corn navy beans coconuts and apples with assorted crate and box prices.
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Michigan
Illinois
Florida
Indianapolis Produce Prices Then and Now
A fragment listing dairy and poultry items with prices and brands. Butter from Elyin princes and Slate cream, cheese from New York and Wisconsin, various bugs and podultry terms, including live turkeys ducks and spring chickens with cents per unit.
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Indianapolis
New York
Wisconsin
Murk
Seese
Ste
Market Report From East BVPRALO On Sheep And Pigs
Receipts show 5 000 sheep and lambs with slow to steady demand and varying prices. Cull ewes and yearlings test new highs while hogs and pigs show mixed values. overall turnover shifts with market activity and regional trends.
Toledo Grain Prices and Futures Snapshot
Toledo grain market notes bid and ask figures for wheat corn oats and seeds. Cash and futures entries show prices for wheat at 1.01 cash and 1.08 1/8 May and other months, corn 5 and 4 1/2 cents, oats around 83 1/2 and 49 1/2 40, cloverseed price ranges and bids, rye No 1 around 84 and No 2 about 82 1/4 cents.
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Toledo
Wise
Alsuke
Timothy
Rye
Panama Canal lecture opens five part series
Dwight L. Elmendorf presents Panama Panoramas at Caleb Mills hall on Tuesday evenings, showing unedited progress and Army engineering effort on the isthmian canal through motion pictures. The lecture series includes Old Mexico, The Grand Canyon, Pacific Coast, and Yellowstone Park.
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Panama
Dwight L. Jalmendorf
Caleb Mills Hall
Elmendorf
Isthmus
Kkimmidorf
Qld
Menxico
Grand Catron
Pacific Coast
Yellowstone Park
Church Groups Gather Funds for Unemployed Aid
Churches in the city collected donations for unemployed residents. Contributions were received at multiple locations including San Church and First Baptist Church. North Park Christian Church reported 130.43 dollars, while other churches noted ongoing offerings and special “Open house” events at Fletcher Place and Broadways M. church in January.
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Ty Fifth-St
First Baptist Church
North Park Christian Church
Fletcher Place
M. i
Jan. Ws
Live Stock Receipts At Indianapolis Hog and Cattle Market
Jan 21 report shows hogs sold at $4 Five to five 50 per cwt, with first sales down 10 from prior close. Cattle receipts moderate and prices steady for steers and cows. Sheep market quiet with limited activity. Listings include varied weights for steers from 1,150 to 1,860 pounds and feeding classes, plus heifers, cows, bulls, and lambs with ranges in this market.
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Indianapolis
Catte
Chicago Wheat and Corn Futures Report Amid Market Turbulence
Chicago futures show wheat opening weak on poor cables with May contracts listed. corn and pork futures display varied directions. The muddled grid includes May lard and ribs prices around 7.95 to 7.14 per unit as traders assess demand.
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Chicago
Hg Corm
A. W Thomson
Meat Prices Listed for Hams Bacon and Beef
Meats and lard prices include sugar cured hams boiled hams boneless and cured bacon smoked dry salt breakfast bacon English style dried beef with varied price figures listed in cents per unit.
Mine Workers Convention Opens With 1000 Delegates
The United Mine Workers of America opened its annual convention at Tomlinson Hall with about 1,000 delegates from the U S and Canada in attendance. John Mitchell presided in his final session as retiring president. Gov. Stanly gave a brief address as credentials and reports are read and committees appointed.
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United Mine Workers of America
Tomlinson Hall
Auditoria
Jeontials
Mitchell
Lewis
Wilson
Mitewell
Union No
Belleviwte
Wick. Shilling
James Posen
Ne. Mitchell
City Record Day by Day Births and Deaths Across City
Daily city record lists births at City hospital or homes with named parents and addresses including James Charles Teresa Holmes 432 N Warmun ave boy and others stillbirths and live births. It also notes fatalities and medical cases such as Jemma Carr and Louis Asch with addresses and causes including cerebral apoplexy pneumonia and accident. Marriages and building permits appear with participant names and addresses listed.
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James Charles
Teresa Holmes
N. Warmun-ave
August M. Andlizabeth F. Boehm
W. Washington St
John
Dluudia Pitt
Wheeler-st
Woo
Missie D’'Camp
Oyest
Bartley B
Amelia Harris
la Salle-st
Bey
Virginia-ave
William R
John S
Mary Troy
JG Tligh-St
Loewis
Grace Trippeer
Morris
Grace Wiles
Gracelandave
Jemma Carr
William Rivers
City Hospital
Talitha Juckson
Broadway St
Louis Asch
Kenrsy N. Broderson
Morris St
Lagrippe
Walter Tartman
Ringgold
John R. Cochran
Pennsylvania
Washington-sts
Cora Bell Brown
May Yandees
Bruneaugh Trial Set In Asphalt Fraud Case
The Bruneaugh trial will be the first asphalt fraud case, per Prosecutor Elliott Rowooton. It is scheduled for February 16, with a charge of submitting a false claim of 11015.05 for 16691.90 square yards of patching. Co-defendants Henry Marshall, George Baxter, Tom Shufelton, and John Rosasco, city street inspectors, face Feb. 10 trials. Marshall’s case reportedly to be heard first.
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Harry Bruneugh
Elliott Ro Wooton
Brunaugh
Henry Marshall
Western Construction Company
George W. Baxter
Tom Shufelton
John Rosasco
Midnight trial probe ties saloon cases to grand jury
Louis B. Calvelage who resigned as deputy prosecutor testified before the grand jury Tuesday about a midnight trial at Justice of Peace Grant Hollingsworths court last week. The panel investigates blind tiger charges against 17 saloon keepers in the area.
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Louis B. Calvelage
Justice of Peace Grant Hollingsworth
Elliott R. Hooton
Hollingsworth
Great Dynamo of Demography in Denver Plans Confident Rally
Chairman Taggart travels to Denver with the arrangement committee to mobilize Democratic support for the July convention. He praises Col. John J. Martin and asserts the party will win this year, citing Roosevelt policies boosting Democratic prospects and rejecting Republican leadership.
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Taggart
Denver
Wiehe
Alter
Juan Davis
Hie
Tees
Nti Uate
Democracy
Naito
Kares E
Blain
Democratic
Seng
Bea
Cal
John Martin
Col. Martin
Missouri
Tamia Missourian
John J. Martin
Jefferson City
Samuel J. Tilden
United States
Ferling
Martha
Ife
Joenver
Remely
Kansas City
Louis
Boosters
National Committee
William J. Bryan
Democratic Party
Mr. Taggart
Roosevelt
Free Man Wertheimer Re-Arrested After Habeas Action
Aston Wertheimer was freed by superior court after habeas corpus actions but immediately faced a new charge. Police plan alleged false pretense for obtaining scrap from a taller shop, while Cincinnati warrants loom. Wertheimer denies Cincinnati ties and says he was arrested last December. His wife and two children are housed in a Jewish foster home.
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Aston Wertheimer
Titus
J. OM. Leathers
Superior Cou
Ileak
Wertheimer
Meyberg
Berne
Dierytes
Leen
Prom
Diunean
Oren Tlark
Hack
Tie
Pason
Ely
Hirles RR
Brown
Cincinnati
Askin
S Vnionst
Cineloma
Evelyn Thaw trial testimony reveals forged papers and affection
The testimony recounts Evelyn Thaw detailing pressed signatures and forged affidavits in Hummel and White schemes. She describes gifts including a pearl locket and diamond rings, a romance with Thaw, and travels with confessions of White’s threats. Jerome concludes cross examination for the day.
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Thaw
White
Evelyn
Will Sturgis
Hummel
New York
Flame A
Shywater
Jack Berrymare
Jerome
Jinny
Birhave
Crook
Fivelyn
Brummel
Ivelyn
Longfellow
Europe
United States
Martin's Cafe
Mr. Forbes
Paris
Craig Widsworth
London
Mazie Follette
Miss MckKenzie
Mrs. Thaw
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted as Remedy
An advertisement claims convalescence after pneumonia typhoid fever and the grip can be rapid and real with Hood's Sarsaparilla. It asserts thousands testify to its effectiveness and urges readers to take Hood's.
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Hood
Society Events Ledger Highlights Weddings and Gatherings
Invitations issued for multiple weddings including Catherine Persi and Chancellor Farge in Indianapolis with a Feb 10 date. Edith Francis Cleave and Frederick Chinthel to wed Feb 6 at St Pauls Episcopal with a morning reception at 2107 N Delaware St. Thursday afternoon group to entertain husbands with a mandolin trio and readings at Mrs Henleys home.
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Wintiehl S. Persi
Salem
Ind
Catherine
Chancellor
Farge
Indianapolis
Delaware St
Charles P. Cleave
Edith l Francis
Frederick
Chinthel
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Be Sents
N. New Jersey-st
Local Society Notes Highlight Engagements and Weddings
Mrs Horatio C Newcomb and daughter Margaret host a regular reception with Mrs Joseph Dllesd Hall as an honor guest. Miss Rice will vary. Henry Rice announces engagement of his daughter Uelen to Joseph Mleish. Former Indianapolis air Miss Emily Stewart Dering wed George Adolphus Coulter in Cleveland on January 1.
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Horatio C. Newcomb
Margaret
Joseph Dllesd Hall
Miss Rice
Henry Rice
Uelen
Joseph Jmleish
Retumn
Indianapolis Air
Emily Stewart Dering
Greorge Adolphus Coulter
Cleveland
Independent Spariai Club Members Entertained by Mrs Anderson
The Independent Spariai club was entertained Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. Allen Anderson at 1 War mhtitiave.
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Spariai Club
Allen
Anderson
Marriage Announcement for Miss Grace Turner and Dr Dudley Culver
Announcement of the marriage between Miss Grace Turner of Columbus and Dr Dudley M L Culver of Indianapolis. The couple will reside in Indianapolis and plan a reception hosted by Mrs John Hughes O Boyle of North Pennsylvania Street a week from Wednesday afternoon.
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Grace Turner
George Turner
Columbus
Dudley ML Culver
Tndianapolis
Culver
Tudianapolis
John Hughes O' Boyle
N. Pennsylvania St
Notable Davenport Colonial Dames Hosts and Local Society Gatherings
The Colonial Dames will host Friday afternoon at Mrs. Arthur Stanley Brooks's home, honoring Miss Alice French who will address the Contemporary Club Thursday evening. The Matinee Musicale society presents a program at the Propylaeum on Wednesday afternoon featuring works by Rheinberger Chopin Liszt Schubert and Liszt with participants including Mrs. Carr Mrs. Badger Miss Houck Miss Kipp and Miss Frances Spencer. Other notes cover travels and visits of local residents including Miss Donnan from New York arriving Thursday, Miss Minnie J. Houghton and brother heading west, and marriages and society movements across Indianapolis Eaton and surrounding towns.
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Elth
F.C. Henley
Park-ave
Terhune
Jessup
White
Life. White
Dorothy Doremus
Janes Overman
Walter Dwar Johnstone
Tener
S. J
Colonial Dames
Arthur Stanley Brooks
Alice Prench
Octave Thuneth
Contemporary Club
Miss French
Colonial Dames Society
Davenport
Matinee Musicale
Matinee Musicale Society
Propylaeum
Heaven
Rheinberger
Carr
Badger
Miss Houck
Lafayette Page
Clare Hazard
Woodburs
Sjogren
Indianapolis
Albert Lieber
Frank Edenharter
Chopin
S. D._ Loughmiller
Honek
Mirg
Woodbury
Edenharter
Carli
Boom and Gaff Hidden Doom in Statesman Verse
A compact poem notes a statesman’s staff bearing a hidden boom that turns dark and dismal when it encounters the gaff, implying a sudden shift from display to downfall. The verse uses playful imagery to contrast public ornament with a risky truth.
Good of a Physic Promotes Castor Oil Pills
An old fashioned health inform excerpt praising Blackburn's Castor-Oil-Pills as the best physic for all ages. It argues secret drugs and aperient waters are unnecessary, claiming the pills act on the entire digestive tract, toning and cleansing, nourishing bowel nerves and sparing readers from common cathartics.
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Blackburn
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John Mitchell
Johnl. Tyler
Ken G. Brown
Charles W. Foster
Murthy F. Campbell
Paul Phelns
Stella H. Vondersacht
John F. Grady
Mary A. Murphy
Frank Ms. Cain
Mary WH. Landers
Hattie Cook
Awelling
Sheldon St
Jacob B. Roller
Mary C. Awissler
Charles W. McGarvey, Jr
Minnie Anna Christy
Ondas Faunel
Saxony
We Yard
S . Originalsy
Point de Paris
L. S. Ayres & Co
Brances Cleave
Frederick Schnabel
Ike Place
Helen Johnson
George Bliss
English’s
Charles Andrew Brockwelter
Lynn Is. Millikan
Henry W. Lawrence
Miss Margaret
Donnan
Minnie J. Houghton
H. F. Houghton
Joseph Conpage
Kekomo
Lew Collins
Ethel
Ton Gutelius
Detroit
Susan Shipman
Detroit, Mich
W. WG. Rabbitt
Homeon N. Pennsylvininst
Muncie
Justine Elliotte
Shelbyville
Newton Booth Tarkington
Belle Nottingham
R. Mo Carter
Eaton, Ind
Theodore Little
Greensburg
Eunice Richardson
Martinsville
Nellie Campbell
Frankfort
Miss Pearl Martin
Grace White
Crawfordsville
N. C. Liddle
Laporte
John Steele
Bert Ricketts
Marion
Fannie Alexander
Logansport
Mamie Farrell
Public Works
Majestic
Board of Public Works
Indiana
Palbutt Avenue
Thirtieth Street
Pennsylvania Street
Saich
Board of Pul Lge Works
Joseph T. Elliott
Preston C. Trussler
Fred J. Mack
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