Small traders buy and sell in renewed New York market
Foreign markets revived after Bank of England cut its discount rate to 4 and Bank of France kept at 8. New York opened higher but did not join the advance, as money remains abundant. Small traders and the general public, along with former panic buyers, cash in profits while Cortelyou calls for 10 million from banks. Cotton ginning totals drop year over year, aiding gains in cotton options. wheat edging higher. curb market active with no major changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bank of England
Bank of France
Cortelyou
Reading Company
Steel Trust
Pittsburg Market Report Cattle Hogs Sheep Prices
Pittsburg market summary shows receipts mixed with lighter cattle and hog trade. Cattle receipts about 1000 head, light to fair demand. prime heavy hogs $4.50, prime mediums $4.20 to $4.35, sheep and lambs steady with prime wethers $5.55 to $5.80 and lambs around $5.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
City Grain Market Wheat and Hay Prices and Inspections
Grain report shows steady wheat values across grades plus through billing notes for No 1 to No 4 yellow and mixed categories. Hay steady with No 2 timothy at 13.50 dollars. inspections list multiple car counts for wheat corn and hay including totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fife
Wapon
Hillaelee
Timothy
Hay
Vegetable and Fruit Prices Listing
A mixed price list for vegetables and fruit including Dry Onions 65¢ per bu red and white onions, Cabbage per barrel, Cauliflower per dozen 1.75, New Beets per bu 63 to 70c, Michigan Celery per crate 2.00, Radishes per dozen 10c, Sweet Potatoes per bin 3.75 to 44.00, Illinois 4.00 to 4.25, Tomatoes home grown per crate 5.00 to 6.00, Carrots per bu 60c, Popcorn per lb 1c, Navy Beans per bu 2.40 to 2.25, Oranges Florida per box 2.50 to 2.75, Pecans per dozen 60c, Apples fancy per 3.50 to 6.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Illinois
Florida
Local Meat Prices Range From Hams To Beef Cuts
Price list shows sugar cured hams and boiled hams at around 11 to 14 cents per pound, fresh pork loins and dressed hogs near 9 to 14 cents, dried beef at about 18 cents, and various beef cuts from native steers to western steers priced between 7 and 9 cents. Total value listed as $5.067.20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue
Chicago Live Stock Market at Union Stock Yards
Hogs receipts 47 000, prices down about 5 to 10 cents across light to yorker grades. Cattle receipts 6 000, weaker after yesterday decline with Beeves 3.60 to 6.00, cows and heifers 1.50 to 4.60, Texans, westerners, stockers and feeders shown. Sheep receipts 15 000, natives and westerns 3.54 to 5.40, yearlings 4.90, limbs and others 5.00 to 7.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Stockyards
Alves
Market Prices for Oats Hay and Fodder Briefly Listed
Agricultural goods prices listed include shelled oats at 7.50, straw 5.00, shredded fodder baled 8.00, millet 9.00, hay varieties clover mixed timothy with prices from 10.00 to 15.00, and oats on oats crop notes. Prices vary by grade and packaging.
Market Price Fragments for Dairy and Poultry
Fragmentary list shows butter at 35c Elgin tubs 32c state cream 2c country 6c. Cheese from New York full cream live Wisconsin full cream 15 10c. Eggs candied 26c. Poultry live turkeys 8 10c ducks ?c hens 9c spring chickens 9c roosters 5c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wisconsin
Unemployed Men in Chicago Barred From March
Chicago faced a thwarted protest as Chief of Police Shippey refused to allow a planned unemployed parade. About 300 reserves awaited orders to disperse any gathering, while socialists criticized the move. A cold 30 mile gale helped police keep crowds moving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Shippey
Lake Front
Expert engineer eyes high pressure water system for Indianapolis
J. R. Townsend, a Chicago water expert, visited Indianapolis to confer with the water committee of the Commercial club and local fire insurance agents on installing a high pressure water system to boost city fire protection. He planned meetings Friday but left Thursday morning and expects to return soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Hog Market Receipts and Cattle Prices
Hog prices opened weak with a 50 to 10 cent decline from yesterday. Best hogs sold at 4.55 dollars. Cattle market steady. sheep receipts light with quiet, unchanged activity. Steers and heifers priced across weight classes. calves, bulls, and feeders shown with varied per hundredweight figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Toledo Grain Prices Report January Close
Toledo Ohio Jan 22 close notes Wheat May July and September prices with cash and futures marks. Corn values shown for cash May July and September. Oats and clover seed figures listed with price points and corresponding future months. Prime alfalfa timothy seeds also priced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Alsike
Timothy
Ste
Cattle and Hogs Prices Steady to Slow in East Buffalo
East Buffalo NY January market report shows cattle receipts 100 steady, veals 5.00 to 8.78, sheep and lambs 19,000 receipts with lighter demand, lambs 6.00 to 7.50, wethers 5.00 to 5.15, ewes 4.16 to 5.25. Hogs receipts 7,050 slow with prices 4.30 to 4.85 for heavies and 3.50 to 3.80 for roughs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Buffalo
Buffalo
N. Y
Chicago Grain Market Opens Firm on Strong Cables
CHICAGO Jan 23 Wheat opens higher as cables show strength. Northwest receipts reach 290 cars versus HS last year. Opening quotes place Wheat May at 1.92 and May 1 Is futures adjust. Closing shows Wheat May at 1.625, pork May 12.0735, lard May 7.85, ribs May 6.90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Northwest
Corp
A. W. Thomson
Oper
High
Low
Rybs
Mandamus Sought Over City Payment Delay
The Furnas Office and Bank Furniture Company sues in circuit court against city officers to force payment of 3300 dollars plus 1000 damages. The company says Boone circuit court awarded 3300 for damages from vacating part of KE Elevenths, but the city has not paid after appellate court dismissal and rehearing refusal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furnas Office and Bank Furniture Company
L. GC. Thompson Manufacturing Company
Boone
Plan to Fortify Virginia Ave Viaduct and Cut Repair Costs
City civil engineer Blaine H W Miller outlines a project to reduce repair cost for the Virginia avenue viaduct from 17000 to 5500 dollars. The scheme rivets floor beam plates on one half for streetcar service while preserving the other half for traffic. Repairs would strengthen beams for heavy interurban cars and narrows walks from ten to six feet with boardwalks replacing cement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia-ave
Blaine H W. Miller
Workhouse Sentence Likely Triggers Civil Action
Susanna Y. Sabo, a Hungarian woman, was arrested and given a midnight trial, then sent to the workhouse by order of Grant Hollingsworth, justice of the peace at Haughville. She faces likely civil action, though she resides outside the township of the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susanna Y. Sabo
Grant Hollingsworth
Haughville
Indianapolis Tops 1907 Building Permits and Value
Indianapolis ranked nineteenth among 55 cities for gains in building operations in 1997. City building inspector Thomas A. Winterrowd reported 3,902 permits issued in 1907 with improvements valued at 5,953,725 dollars. Department expenses for the year totaled 5,604 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
United States
Thomas A. Winterrowd
Plans Open House for Unemployed at Riverage Baptist
On Wednesday January 29 the Riverage Baptist Church will host an open house to receive contributions for the unemployed. The event may also include a potato day with Sunday school members and others asked to bring two potatoes each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverage. Baptist Church
Crawford Fairbanks In Mexican City Tour
Crawford Fairbanks and his secretary J. J. Gage are touring Mexico City and expect to be away for about a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexican City
Crawford Fairbanks
J. J. Gage
Mexico
City Births and Deaths and Marriages Notice
Births list multiple couples with addresses and newborns including stillborns. Stillbirths noted for John Richard Seales girl and Roy O McClellan boy. Deaths include John P West gunshot wound and Benj Beard injuries. Marriages list several couples. Building permits for L Bash and a drain dwelling in Adelaide St reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank R
Bertha Lamb
W. Twenty-ninth-st
Walker
Mary Curtis
Holbrookst
John
Goldie Hooleman
Muarionave
Demster A
Birdie Meek
Olver-ave
Ernest and
Mary Davis
Arbor-ave
Frank J
Pessi McCain
Oliver Ave
Matthew
Elizabeth Lewis
W. Michigan-st
Leslie C
Jessie M. Brooks
Corn Cosi
N. Capitol-ave
William B
Skthel Smith
E. Twenty-third-st
Harry B
Nora Brooks
W. Fortieth-stl
Roy O
Mary McClellan
Hoy
Stilborn
Francis
Alvana Kelley
E. St. Joseph-st
John Richard
Ace Seales
Newman-st
William and
Fannie Hanlon
McCauley
John P. West
Alabama St
Benj. Franklin Beard
State College Hospital
Bailey
Harrison S
William Ferguson
Beville-ave
Indiana Officials Swirl As Taft Patronage Debate Heats Up
Washington reports renewed dispute within the Republican camp over federal patronage used to aid Taft. Indiana is highlighted by ongoing activity from a United States attorney and other officers said to back Vice President Fairbanks. A forthcoming clash is expected if critics persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbanks
Taft
Indiana
United States
White House
Police Court Active as Judge Absents for Riener Case
Attorney Henry Seyfried leveraged Police Judge Thomas Whallon's absence to place saloon keeper Chris Riener of Wisconsin and Merchants into court for trial. Whallon set the case for Jan 31 after arguments heard by Acting Police Judge Wilkison. other saloon cases including Lee Clemens and Fowler received fines or continuations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Seyfried
Thomas CL Whallon
Chris Riener
Wisconsin
Merilansts
Riener
Atvames Seyfried
von Thurs
Whallon
Seyfried
Hack Wgreed
Fowler
Tie
Frank Ward
Sixteenth St
Wilkinson
Dan Brown, Jr
James Blackwell
Stx
North St. Blackwell
Ora Snider
Mike Wells
Charles McAfee
English Ave
The Thaw Trial Witnesses Dramatize Famous Case
The ongoing Thaw trial features the old mother of Harry Thaw defending her son while clinging to family pride. A kindergarten teacher recalls a troubled boy, and Dr. Bailey testifies on a morphine case on a train. Court limits expert witnesses as proceedings continue.
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Thaw
Parkave
Evelyn
Eaelyn Thaw
Mrs. Thaw
Mrs. White
Copley
Harry
Charles L. Bailey
Albany
N. Y
Hudson
Wagner
Justice Dowling
Charles G. Wagner
Binghamton
Britton Evans
Morris Plains
N. J
Smith Ely Jeffe
New York City
Catherine Caine
Evans
Market House Wiring Notice To Stand Owners
Joseph Foppiano city market master issues notice to stand owners that wiring must be placed in metal conduits within the next 60 days. Gas and lights have been installed in the Tomlinson hall market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Foppiano
Tomlinson
Local weddings mark joyful rites in Indianapolis society
Miss Liva Tucker wed William D. Cornell in a Wednesday evening ceremony at the bride’s Congress Avenue home with Rev. George Adamson officiating. The couple plan a Hart Michigan home after visiting parents in Indianapolis. Separately, Miss Helen Powers and William Ratcliffe married at the bride’s home with music by Miss Wolfe and Alfred Vesper. A Leap Year club party graced by blue and gold decor followed. Mr. and Mrs. John Eitel wed in a Wednesday afternoon ceremony. both former Madison residents will reside in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liva Tucker
James JI. Tucker
William D. Cornell
Congress Ave
George Adamson
Bertha Fraser
Merritown
Ind
Mendelssohn
Line Connett
Rhoda Richards
Lake Jielen
Fla
Arthur Kear
Herbert Allen
Mrs. Cornell
Indianapolis
Hart, Mich
Helen Powers
William ©. Ratcliffe
E. McCarty
W. M. Maxton
Sixth Presbyterian Church
Bessie Wolfe
Alfred B. Vesper
Mabel Eden
Flossie Powers
Homer Campbell
Maude Thurston
Bonnie Sharpe
Hazel Sanders
Lillian McGowan
Maggie Fanning
Leap Year Club
Misses Histher McBride
Ethel Emmons
Magegle Fanning
Anna Morrissey
Edna Wortham
Elizabeth Kehrer
Amelia Lesman
Grace Conner
Helen’ O'Connell
Mae Kinney
Catherine Manley
Amelia Nee
Nettie B. Connor
John Eitel
Harry Blunt
Eitel
Madison, Ind
Golden Wedding Dinner Celebrates Schwabs at Home
Mr and Mrs Nichelis Schwab hosted a dinner Tuesday for relatives and friends to mark their golden anniversary. Guests included Mr Phillip Monpinger of Terre Planté and Miss Vidalint the pianist. The evening featured music, decorations, and the Schwabs’ children helping host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nichelis Schwab
G Sehwib
Maro
Fred Miller
Margaret Heamt
Usarandchildren
Phillip Monpinger
Terre Plante
Maes. Blow Hiermann
Bas Bleu Club Dance Planned for Leap Year Evening
Mrs Annis Burk Mrs Jr Mc Wright and Mrs Fred Siegrist will be patronesses for a dancing party to be given Thursday evening by the Bas Bleu club in Qdeen on a Leap Year plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annis Burk
Jr. Mc Wright
Fred Siegrist
Qdeen
Social events and wedding guests in Indianapolis area
Miss Olive Hawkins hosts a cashre party for Mrs. Harlon Boster of St Louis while Eleanor Nugent, now married, is noted. Mrs John Kingham plans a card party next Tuesday afternoon. The Benedict club and Bohemian club schedule dances at Brennese academy. Attendees at weddings include Miss Helen Powers and William E Ratcliffe, Miss Eva Packer and William Cornell, and guests from Fortville Noblesville Franklin Connersville Morristown and Greenwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Hawkins
Harlon Boster
St. Louis
Eleanor Nugent
Indianapolis
Eva Packer
William Cornell
MM. Noel
Fortville
Ind
Bharry French
Farmersburg
U. S. Muchemer
Noblesville
Samuel Ryerson
Franklin
Gretchen Lewis
Connersville
Otis Fraser
Morristown
W C T U Meeting at Mrs Tomlinson’s Home
The Northeast Woman’s Christian League Temperance Union will hold a meeting Friday at 2 PM at Mrs. Tomlinson’s residence 1835 Columbia Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomlinson
Columbia-ave
Apostolic Christians Plan State Convention This Weekend
A state convention of the Apostolic Christians will be held Friday and Saturday at the mission. Officials report representatives from various regions will attend and participate in the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Apostolic Christians
Senate
Fve
City Improvements on Main Streets and Access Routes
City advertisements note improvements along Rin Street and Washington Street with grading, brick paving on a six inch concrete foundation, curb to curb width, and intersection alley work. Plans include water, gas, and sewer services as shown.
Improvement Resolutions for Pine Street and North Street Works
The Board of Public Works outlines Improvement Resolutions 543 and 544 covering Pine Street from North Street to brick gutters and Jackson Wing intersections, with six inch stone concrete foundations, curb and gutter work, brick gutters, water gas and sewer service extensions, and related drainage catch basins. Also described are improvements on Harding Street and Thirty-second Street corridors with drains, sidewalks, and street widening plans to curb lines, plus a local sewer project along First Alley North of Twenty-Sixth Street. Remonstrances may be filed by February 3 at 10 a.m. and a hearing will be held to assess benefits versus cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department OF Public Works
Majestic Bldg
Indianapolis
Ind
W.om
Board of Public Works
Indiana
Imor
Pine Street
Market Street
North Street
Pogue's Run
Ohio
New York
Michigan Streets
Nso
Carbine
Orton
Harding Street
Thirtietel Street
Tulrty-Second Street
Thirtieth Street
Thirty-second Street
Congress Street
Barnes Avenue
Thirty-first Street
Thirty-first-st
Thirty- First Street
City of
Taenapoles
Joseph T. Elliott
Preston C. Trusler
Fred J. Mack
Board of Public
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Gotton
T. E. Shotwell
J. R. Townsend
the Commercial Club
Aveta
Pepe
UN- Wats Wien
ASC Lds
Chicago Grain
Gity
John W. Fruston
Lle Redmond
Milesa Miller, Jr
Martha Money
George Duvall
Rose M. Salative
Henry Aichhorn
Nora E. Evans
George Grant
Georgian
Coleman
George W. Reeves
Myrtle E. Nashaw
Charles T. Clark
Nettie O. Ees
Benjamin H. Spencer
Bessie L. Quinn
L. Bash
Draiy
Adalaide
Row
Endianapolis Sun
Washington
Terest
Oaloon Ghats
Cornell—Tucker
Ratcliffe
Eritel—Conner
L. S. Ayres & Co
Louise Garrard
Charles Anthony
Benjamin Harrison
William J. Reid
Adelon Schellschmidt
Hugh McGilbney
William Henry Coleman
Ovid Butler Jameson
Swallowing
Mrs. Bosler
John Kingham
Benedict Club
Brennese Academy
Bohemian Club
Brennese’s
Pansy O' Brier
George Murray
Greenwood
William E. Ratcliffe
P. Sells
Thurza Chenery
J. Philips Marshal
R. G. Tucker
Deloines
Tatters
Robert Dow
Brooks
Banke
Marshall
C. E. Brooks
Brooks Bldg
Marshall, Mich
Iprovem
Washington Street
Davidson Street
St. Clair Street
First Alley
Twenty Sixth Street
Clifton Street
Annetta Street
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