Market shows mixed rail stock moves after approval delay
The market saw Northern preferred and Pacific, Atchison, Southern stocks show uneven shifts as investors weighed a pending stock issue and a Railroad Commission decision. Great Northern and Northern Pacific fell about 3 percent then largely recovered. Hill stocks dragged early losses but most declines remained minor. Government bonds were unchanged and other assets steady.
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Railroad Commission
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
New York Produce Market Prices Report
New York produce notes from McRae Presa Association show pork at 17.50, Western steam spot 9.40 to 9.50, yellow city 644c, country 634067c, butter creamery extra 3le and state airy tubs 27 2cc, eyes white fancy 38 34c, western AT Yee, cheese full cream large and small 1447c.
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Atd
Western Steam
Tellow—City
Western
Yee
Chicago Live Stock Cattle and Hog Prices in Trade
Chicago live stock receipts show cattle trading 5.90 to 4.60 with prime beeves at 5.00 to 5.75 and cows and heifers around 2.70 to 2.60. Texan cattle quoted near 4.00 to 5.23, hogs mixed 5.80 to 6.40, with light hogs 6.25 to 8.70 and pigs 5.80 to 6.40. Sheep receipts at 28,000, native sheep 5.25 to 4.60, western 3.60 to 5.65, alive lambs 1.59 to 7.80.
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Western
Butter Creamery and Cheese Twins Poultry Prices Report
CHICAGO January 23 Butter Creamery extra Mac Biggs Fresh Cheese Twins live poultry prices include turkeys chickens ducks geese with liciting costs. eggs and poultry items list per dozen pricing ranges from 7.00 to 9.00 cents for various products and quantities per dozen
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Chicago
Feed Grains Prices and Noted Forage Mixes
A fragment lists Corn ta se corn oats and straw prices with weights. It cites Sheleanor Oats and various forage mixes with per unit prices including Timothy Clover and mixed hay, showing prices from $8.50 to $22.00.
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Fisainetis
Clover
Buffalo N Y Markets Report Prices Rise on Steers and Hogs
Ipps McRae Press Association reports cattle and hog prices in Buffalo New York with strong receipts. Cattle include cows busy steers and heifers with values around 4.25 to 4.75 for cows and 6.00 to 8.00 for yearlings. Hogs show mixed but steady figures with mixed packers around 7.15.
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Ipps-McRae Press
Jbuffalo
Prices of Coal in Various Sizes and Grades
Prices listed for coal and gas coke by ton across multiple grades. Forked Lump and Shoveled Lump offered with per ton rates, including non-rushed and gas coke prices. Includes several price points such as 8.00, 6.35, 5.50, 4.15, 3.75, 5.80, 5.50, 5.25, 4.50, 6.00, and 6.50 per ton.
Local Securities show uneven prices on bond tied to exchange
Mixed opening on the local stock exchange with ask prices higher than usual and few quotation changes. The past year’s report shows assets valued at $3660.54 and several local firms such as Central Life Ins Co, National Bank, and Hotel Co. appear among quoted securities with varied par and common stock prices.
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Stock Exchange
Ask
Ican Central Life Ins. Co
Nan National Bank
Jlway Connamon
Mirwad
Aodpital National Bank
Pe Fentral Trust Co
Wate Ekcitizens’ Savings Deposit Co
Columbia National Bank
Farmers’ Trust Co
Sae
Eeeeeen
LOO
Sar Federal Union Surety Co
W. & Wale. Val. Trac. Co
Te Brewing Company
Vliana Hotel Co
Hotel Co
HM Hotel Co
A National Bank
Ana Tile Guar, and Loan Co
Diana Trust Company
Diana ‘Union Traction Gco
Janapolis Abattoir
Lew Telephone Co
Ople’s Deposit Bank and Fertilizer
Yes & Co
Haute Traction & Light
National Bank
Action
Cccus
Ofast Company
Hardware &O
Coal Co
Hg Coal Co
A & Eastern R. R
Eastern R. R
Live Hog Market In Indianapolis Shows Narrow Range
Hog prices averaged five cents below yesterday with a very narrow trading range. Top hogs reached $6.80, most trades $6.50 to $6.70, closing quiet and steady at the low level. Cattle market unchanged though steady to slow. sheep and lambs offered at about steady. Demand for prime stock exceeds supply. buyers and marketmen note difficulty predicting consignments’ returns within 50 cents. Calves and other livestock showed mixed movements with general softness in some classes.
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Indianapolis
Jan
Percenareiee
Grain Market Fluctuations At Chicago Board of Trade
The Chicago Board of Trade saw a mark in grain with May wheat at 7 8 3 4 cents, July 7 4 cents, and May corn at 44 1 2 cents, July 45 4 1 2 cents. Oats rose, hog products eased, with May pork at 16 40, lard near 9 4 1 2 cents, and ribs around 29 0 7 4 5 cents. Receipts included 25 cars wheat, 135 corn, 86 oats.
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Board of Trade, Orning
Ranac
Ibtec
Senator Moss seeks con currence for mine explosion probe
Senator Moss presented a senate resolution on Wednesday calling for concurrence of both branches in ordering an investigation of the Seeleyville and Clinton mine explosions in which 1% persons died. The motion passed the senate.
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Moss
Senate
Seeleyville
Clinton
Senior entertainment at Shortridge High
Arrangements are set for the senior class of 1907 to host a social in the Shortridge High gym Thursday night. Dancing will be the main feature with candy and punch booths, music led by Raymond Kiser, and students Mamie Worn Bess Miller Grace Alexander managing booths and refreshments. Blue and gold decorate the gym with electric lights, and admission is five cents.
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Shortridge High School
Raymond Kiser
Mamie Worn
Bess Miller
Grace Alexander
LOCAL JOTTINGS: ICE CROP, CIGAR SALES, AND CITY NOTES
Ice harvesters expect a January ice crop if mild weather persists. Cigar trade recovers after holiday slump as smokers buy again. Fans warm to baseball and paths form on the Physio Medical grounds. Judge Pritchard presides over a melodrama of real life with 12 prisoners chained for transport. Deputy building inspector Nickerson shows badge with pride. Detective Yuncker’s new role to be explained. Burglar alarm favors none as families hide the money. Humane society combats wind broken horses amid legal gaps for selling them.
Grain Market Shifts Through Billing Rows and Totals
Market slips through a dense OCR list of grain lots and carloads including Wheat No 2 red and white, No 3 red, No 4 red, No 2 yellow, oats, rye, timothy and clover mixed notes with multiple cars, grades, and through billing references, concluding with totals for several consignments.
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Dole
Luc
Timothy
Lear
Haxo
Clover
Births and deaths listed in City Record
City births include Silas and Callie Eby with a daughter at 202 Ashland, Otto and Mary Gohman with a son at 901 Wright, M G and Ora DeWitt with a son at 1810 McCormick, and Harry and Sallie Murray with a daughter at 504 N California. Deaths list causes such as cancer of stomach for Frederick Haas of 64 Sears and 408 E Minnesota, spina bifida for Victor G J Hoelle at 629 Lincoln, intestinal obstruction for Benjamin Harrison Todd at 1% W Seventeenth, and informal illness and injuries for Mitchell Phillips, Agnes Murphy, and Nancy Jane Perry. Additional names appear as married couples and single persons in the city.
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Silas
Callie Eby
Ashland Ave
Otto and
Mary Gohman
Wright St
M. G
Ora DeWitt
McCormick St
William and
Maggie Dark
Harry and
Sallie Murray
California St
Joseph and
Kate Atkins
Westst
Paul and
Catherine Bonner
Addison St
Christina Zeigler
W. South St
Frederick Haas
Sears
Minnesota St
Victor G. J. Hoelle
Lincoln St
Benjamin Harrison Todd
Seventeenth St
Mitchell Phillips
Toledoet
Agnes Murphy
City Hospital
Nancy Jane Perry
Lockest
Property listings for several dwellings on city streets
Sarah FB. Yaryen reports a dwelling at 29th near Northwestern valued at 1050 dollars Sullivan YT. U. lists a Central avenue near 28nd street dwelling valued at 2000 dollars Mart Marten dwelling on Oxford street near New York street valued at 31250 dollars Peter Scheib dwelling on Adam street near 2ard street valued at 1990 dollars
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Sarah FB. Yaryen
Northwestern
Sullivan
YT. U
Central-ave
Shea Demands 100000 From Teamsters Council
Cornelius P. Shea president of the International Teamsters union demanded 100 000 dollars from the joint council to cover trial expenses. The state says a new trial will begin immediately after the recent one closed.
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Chicago
Cornelius P. Shea
International Teamsters’ Union
Teamsters’ Joint Council
Record Epidemic Totals Break All Reports
Scripps-McRae Press Association reports Chicago total infectious disease cases within two hours ending this morning. Scarlet fever 483 diphtheria 55 and miscellaneous 25 set new epidemic records across the city.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Chicago
Cape and Frock for a Child’s Dancing Party
A dainty child’s outfit features a white uncut velvet cape with a snug hood and full yellow lace flounces. The cape and hood are lined in white sill, matching a fine batiste dress with two white silk embroidered flounces, a square neck, and puffed sleeves. A velvet ribbon sash, blue in color, knots at the sleeves.
Indiana Governor Authorized to Use Emergency Fund for Flood Aid
Indiana Governor J Frank Hanly receives unanimous senate approval to use the emergency contingent fund to aid flood victims in districts hit by rising waters from heavy rains. The joint resolution, introduced by Senator Goodwine, passes under suspension of rules and goes to the house. The governor's message urges prompt action, noting property losses, destitution, and the need for executive agents to assess needs and prevent waste.
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Senate
Wednesdex
Goodwine
Sena
Indiana
Ohio
Wabash
General Assembly
J. Frank Hanly
State of
Society Notes of Mrs Jones in Martinsville and Local Weddings
Social items report Mrs Walter Jones traveling to Martinsville for weeks, Mrs H M Lafsen hosting in Frankfort with son Edward, and Miss Golda Cronkhite visiting Marion for dances. A Propylaeum wedding of Blanch Wineman and Oscar Kleeman unfolds with elaborate attire, ceremonies, and a San Antonio departure. Additional nuptials include Miss Ethel Trotcky and Jacob Weil, followed by a reception and trips. other society events feature Mrs Pierre Gray hosting bridges and luncheons for visiting guests. The column also covers the Clement s Morton wedding in EB North Street, Memphis trip, and a high tea with Isoms guests, plus multiple local teas and dress details.
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Propylaeum
Miss Blanch Wineman
Joseph Wineman
Oscar Kleeman
Scranton
M. Messing
Leuerlicht
Edward Levison
Cincinnati
Samuel Strauss
Joel Selig
Henry Wineman
Minnie Lehman
Stelle Selig
Re- Zina Nathan
Toledo
Mildred Myers
Louisville
Gene Wineman
Milton Franklin
Henrietta Ixahn
Miss Selig
Miss Nathan
Miss Myers
American Refugees Report Quake Crisis At Kingston
American refugees from Kingston describe cruelties by British officials and sailors, alleging food denial and exposure on open docks after arrival on the Prinz Eitel Friedrich. They accuse Port Kingston passengers of lavish hospitality aboard Port Klingston and cite Gov Swettenham’s order to remove relief ships as significant. Gavin L. Payne of Indianapolis among arrivals. Admiral Davis not involved, Jamaican secretary Anderson asked aid.
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New York
Kingston
Knight
Port Klingston
Sir Alfred Jones
Port Kingston
Gavin L. Payne
Indianapolis
Admiral Davis
Swettenham
Father O'Donovan
Mr. Anderson
Negro Forgery Suspect Arrested After Check Forgery
Percy Jones, described as a negro, passed two small checks signed with the National Amusement Company name and attempted to raise $200 on a check bearing the same signature. He was arrested Wednesday at Capital National Bank and charged with forgery.
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Percy Jones
National Amusement Company
Capital National Bank
Great Northern Stock Issue Blocked by Minnesota Judge
Judge Hallam in St. Paul district court granted a temporary injunction restraining the Great Northern railway from issuing 60 million dollars in new stock. The ruling delays the action and the company plans an appeal to the state supreme court, with further proceedings not expected before May at the earliest.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Great Northern Railway
Hallam
District Court
New York
James J. F
Great Northern
Supreme Court
Astor Family Welcomes First Grandchild in London
Special to The Sun reports Mrs Spender Clay nee Pauline Astor, daughter of William Waldorf Astor, gave birth to a daughter in London yesterday. The child is the first grandchild of the wealthy American expatriate, marking a notable family milestone.
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the Sun
London
Spender Clay
Pauline Astor
William Waldorf Astor
Tombstone donated at Chicago bazaar by B'nei Moshe women
In Chicago at a synagogue bazaar the women of B'nei Moshe donated a fine granite tombstone for sale but no offers have been made yet.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Chicago
B'nei Moshe Synagogue
Skin Tortures Afflict Children Chronicle
An obstinate eczema case covered a little girl's limbs with running sores while poison oak left a boy's hands and arms a mass of torturing sores. Readers note relief quickly followed and complete cures were reported, with a grateful mother praising the treatment and outcomes.
Cuticura Remedies A Household Standby
Mrs Lizzie Vincent Thomas of Fairmount Walden's Ridge Tenn testifies to rapid relief from eczema and poison oak using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills. She notes drastic improvement in six weeks for her daughter's sores and three weeks for a boy's poison oak, despite living twelve miles from a doctor.
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Lizzie Vincent Thomas
Fairmount
Walden’s Ridge
Tenn
Cuticura Skin Cure Ad for Babies and Mothers
An old advertisement promotes Cuticura products for infant skin relief and mother rest. It details Cuticura Soap to cleanse the skin Cuticura Ointment to heal and Cuticura Resolvent to purify the blood, with option of chocolate coated pills. Sold by Potter Drug & Chem Co Boston. Mailed free offers noted.
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Potter Drug & Chem. Corp
Sole Prope
Boston
Local Church Suppers and Community Events Noted
St Pauls church to host a Friday supper under the choir chapter with Capitol ladies assisting. M F church to hold a taffy pulling on Wednesday night. Women’s Relief corps No 4 to host a tea Thursday at Mrs India Taylor’s home with helpers Costigan Wilson to be replaced by G Ghem due to health. Mrs Rachel Miller hires a man who vanishes with her funds. Davis addresses Bible Investigation Club at the Y M C A. First Baptist Ladies Social circle meeting postponed a week due to Miss Lois Dyer’s death. Two young men Thomas Harris and Bradley Bright arrested for grand larceny after breaking into Harry Grund’s room and stealing a gold watch and $20. A recital is planned at the Co-Operative School of Music with listed pupils. Indiana Photographers’ association executives meet at Denison hotel to plan July meeting. officers elected for the year.
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Ladies of
Capitol
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Women's Relief Corps
India Taylor
Senate-ave
First Baptist Church
Lois Dyer
Thomas Harris
Blake
Ruth ?Ickrell
Howard Schooler
Ruth Carmody
Alma Jacobs
Mary Burris
Frieda Scnaff
Margaret Hennessey
Elizabeth Daugherty
Margaret Brinkmeyer
Alma Smith
Inez Baldwin
Laine Burskit
Elizabeth Hitt
Bertha Jasper
Atta Dovel
Talbott Named to Democratic National Committee Seat
Thomas Taggart, chairman of the Democratic National Committee, Wednesday appointed Joshua Frederick C. Talbott of Lutherville Maryland as a Democratic National Committee member for Marsland to fill the vacancy caused by the death of the former committee man. Talbott serves as a congressman from Maryland's Second District.
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Thomas Taggart
Democratic National Committee
Wadnesday
Joshua Frederick C. Talbott
Lutherville
Marsland
Talbott
Congress
Maryland
Negro Near Death In Indianapolis Area Medical Mystery
Frank Little, a 65 year old Black man, was found unconscious in the road two miles west of Emrichsville and ten miles from Indianapolis. He lies at City hospital barefoot, hatless, and thinly clothed. Officials note he has prior hospital stays and suspect he may have staged illness, though this case is not believed to be a possum ploy.
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Frank Little
Emrichsville
Indianapolis
Mate
O Brien Signs Kerins As Umpire Staff Member
Jack Kerins signed by President O'Brien of the American Association. He will join the regular umpiring staff after three years in the New England league and last season in the Eastern league. Kerins, formerly from Indianapolis, also umpired in the old Western league.
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Wis
Jack Kerins
O'Brien
American Association
Kerins
Indianapolis
Baltimore and Ohio wreck inquiry to end in Woodville
Special to The Sun from LaPorte Indiana reports that the Porter grand jury will conclude its inquiry into the Baltimore and Ohio wreck at Woodville on November 12. sixty one people died in a head on collision between a freight train and an immigrant train. A report is expected to be filed tomorrow with Judge McMahon.
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Laporte
Lad
Porter Emmily Grand Jury
Baltimore & Ohio
Woodville
Ind
McMahon
Civil service exams announced for several vacancies
The Civil Service announced exams on Feb 27 to fill two stone and brick mason posts at Haskell Institute Kansas and Chiloco Oklahoma at 0720 a year. Also Feb 27 to fill a wagon maker post in Phoenix Arizona at 750 dollars yearly and a logger post in San Juan New Mexico at 55 dollars a month. March 6 to fill a clerk French translator post in the bureau of plant industry at 1500 dollars a year. For details, contact H K Milhous, Federal Building, Indianapolis.
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Haskell Institute
Kansas
Chiloco
Okla
Phoenix
Ariz
San Juan
N. Mex
Bureau of Plant Industry
H. K. Milhous
Federal Building
Indianapolis
TEMTTANA ORCHESTRA OF BOYS PROGRAM AT CALEB MILLS HALL
The Italian Boys orchestra and Elbert Foland will perform in Caleb Mills hall Students' Lecture course on Wednesday night. Jan. %. Reserved seats are at Wulschner Stewart Music. Program includes We in bleibt Wein' Schramme Tralian Boys Martha Tralian Boys dialogue Love's Response Gruenwald violin flute harp reading Selected pieces.
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Elbert Foland
Caleb Mills
Wulschner-Stewart Music Company
Wein Bleibt
Wein
Schramme Tralian Boys
Martha” Tralian Boys
Love
Foland
Will of the
Man Takes Rat Poison After Domestic Trouble
Ed Helm, recently separated from his wife, became despondent over an anticipated divorce. He ingested rat poison Wednesday at a saloon corner near Hovey and Nineteenth streets after visiting his wife at 2419 Heavey Street. He was saved by Drs. Warne and McElroy of the city dispensary. Helm, a machinist at a local ferroalloy works, had troubled visits to his home Tuesday and Wednesday morning.
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Elroy
Helm
Arias Foaine
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