New York Will Retire All Certificates in Bonded Market
New York stocks open heavy amid London strength as banks prep to retire government deposits and clear all certificates. Market nerves rise on cheap money signals plus weak business and scarce orders though banks expect improved cash gains. Knickerbocker Trust heads for Sloan presidency while Missouri Pacific notes sell. curbs steady cotton steady and wheat dips slightly.
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London
New York
Union Pacific
Reading
Copper
Smellers
Knickerbocker Trust Company
Samuel Sloan, Jr
Missouri Pacific
Market Produce Prices Include Fresh Vegetables and Fruits
The listing shows diverse produce prices: onions at 65 to 66 cents per unit, cabbage by barrel, cauliflower per dozen at 1.75, new beets at 70 cents per bushel, Michigan celery at 2.00 per crate, radishes per dozen bunches at 10 cents, sweet potatoes at 33.75 4.00 per barrel, popcorn by pound, navy beans at 2.40 per bushel, oranges from Florida at 2.50 to 2.76 per box, coconuts per dozen at 60 to 60 cents, and apples at 3.50 to 6.00 for fancy varieties.
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Michigan
Illinois
Florida
Pittsburg Live Stock Market Report
Pittsburg Pa January 24 cattle receipts steady to lower extra prices range five thirty to five seventy four prime five thirty to five thirty good five zero to four twenty heifers two seventy five to four sixty fresh cows and springers twenty five to sixty five hog receipts seven fifty heavier slow five to six cents higher prime heavy hogs four thirty five prime medium weights four forty to four forty five best heavy workers four forty four forty three good light workers four forty five pigs four forty roughs three to five prime woolers five thirty five to six ten high call five twenty to five twenty five jam ba five fifty seven twenty six
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Pittsburg
Union Stockyards Market Report From Union Stockyards Ill
At Union Stockyards Illinois on January 23 gatherings show 47 000 head of cattle and hogs with varied prices all weaker by the day The report lists hogs lighter offerings with prices from 3 50 to 4 20 per cwt and cattle mostly down with calves and Texans within 3 25 to 7 00 while sheep run weaker with natives and westerns at 3 35 to 5 40 and lambs at 5 00 to 7 00 per head.
Market Prices for Wagon Goods and Feeds
The listing shows items with prices including corn 50 58e, sheaf oats 110.00 11.00, shelled oats 51 63e, straw 85.00 7.50, shredded fodder baled 8.00 9.50, millets 9.00 10.00, hay varieties Clover 10.00 12.0, mixed 13.00 14.00, timothy 13.00 15.00. Listings indicate market rates for bulk grains and forage.
Local Produce Prices List From Indianapolis Market
Indian apolis Produce shows prices for BUTTMA Elgin prints three cent Elgin tubs 82 cents state cream 3bc country 16 cents CHHESE New York full cream 1714 cents Wisconsin full cream 15 16 cents EGGS Candled 21 cents at mark 2 cents POULTRY Turkeys live eight ten cents ducks live ten cents geese five cents hens nine cents spring chick ens nine cents roosters six cents
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Indianapolis
New York
Wisconsin
Burro District Livestock Market Report January Prices
East Burraalo NY January 24 cattle receipts 125 dull steady. yearlings 6.00 to 6.25. sheep and lambs receipts 18 000 market slow. lambs 5.00 to 5.15. hog receipts 11 900 active. Yorkers 4.54 to 4.60. pigs 4.50. mixed and heavies 4.30 to 4.50. roughs 3.80 to 4.00.
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Burraalo
N. Y
Pioneer Resident of Indianapolis 5 Dead
J A Owen aged 76 a longtime Indianapolis resident died Friday morning at 926 Eugene street He came from Wayne county and is survived by his widow four sons Charles A Owen Edwin Owen of Indianapolis George Owen and Filmer Owen of North Vernon three daughters Mrs Oscar Crain Mrs Charles Wise of Indianapolis and Mrs Leroy Kitterman of Hartford City The funeral is set for St Pauls M E church at 2 pm Saturday with burial at Crown Hill
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J. A. Owen
Indianapolis
Eugene St
Wayne County
Charles A. Owen
Edwin Owen
George Owen
Filmer Owen
North Vernon
Oscar Crain
Charles Wise
Leroy Kitterman
Hartford City
Ind
St. Paul's M. E
Crown Hill
Alfred W Dennett Dead In California Estate Diminished
Alfred W Dennett a former owner of about 70 restaurants and once worth $2 million died yesterday at Stockton California at age 12? The notice states a substantial fortune loss due to ventures inspired by religious zeal leaving a final estate under $20,000 The obituary notes his financial downfall rather than his restaurant success and cites religious enthusiasm as the cause of losses.
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Alfred W. Dennett
New York
Stockton
Cal
Indiana hog and cattle receipts steady with firm hog prices
Livestock market in Indianapolis reports 7,500 hogs, 750 cattle, 150 sheep received. Hogs opening sales 1 to 10 cents higher, best hogs at 4.45. Cattle light, prices steady to strong. sheep steady. Detailed weights and price ranges for steers, heifers, cows, bulls, calves, hogs, and sheep listed by weight classes.
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Indianapolis
Ind
May Wheat Declines and Argentine Shipments Rise
Chicago reports a May wheat drop and a July slip in futures as Argentine shipments exceed estimates at 3,882,000 bushels. Minneapolis receipts ease while Northwest cars rise year over year. Opening prices show mixed grains and livestock futures with several commodities inching higher by close.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Northwest
City Grain Prices and Inspections Report
Grain market listing shows wheat, corn, oats, and hay prices with No. 2 and No. 3 grades through billing. Inspections detail car counts by grade for wheat, corn, oats, and hay, totaling 93 cars with various grade statuses and rejections.
Chicago Live Stock Markets Report Jan 24
Union Stock Yards Illinois reports hogs receipts at 35 000 with prices mostly 5 cents higher across classes. Cattle receipts 1509 with beef and veal prices steady to higher, calves to 7.00, western stockers and feeders around 2.65 to 4.00. Sheep receipts 5000 with native and western types strong. yearlings up to 5.65 and lambs around 1.00 to 10.00.
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Union Stockyards
Ill
Reeves
Meats and Lard Price List
Meat and lard prices listed with sugar cured, English style, boneless, smoked hams and shoulders. Fresh pork and beef quotes include native steers, heifers, hogs, fores, and hinds with per pound rates and dressing terms.
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Sidanadl
Toledo Market Prices Report January Wheat and Grain
Toledo market notes show cash wheat at 1.00 and futures for May and July at varied fractions. Corn bids around 58 to 62 cents with May July and September futures listed. Oats prices range from 49 to 59 cents for cash and contracts through September. Cloverweed and rye values appear with January and March bids and prices near 10.75 to 10.80 for cloverweed and related grains. The data reflects a cautious agricultural commodities snapshot from the period.
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A. W. Thomson
Toledo
Alsuce
Tmothy
Call Issued for Indiana Democratic State Convention
The Indiana Democratic state central committee will meet at the Grand hotel in Indianapolis on Thursday Jan 26 at 11 a m to set the convention date and plan two major rallies. National Chairman Thomas Taggart praised Denver organizers and urged unity ahead of the 1908 campaign as Bryan visits and a 14 000 seat Denver auditorium is readied.
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Democratic State Central Committee
Grand Hotel
Indianapolis
Thomas Taggart
Denver
Taggart
United States
John E. Osborn
Wyoming
Roger C. Sullivan
Chicago
National Committee
Brown Palace
W. J. Bryan
Indiana
Democratic Club
Bryan
Democratic State Editorial Association
State Committee
Party Workers of
Indiana Democratic Club
Great Bryan
Claypool
Democratic Workers of
National Party
Western Union
J. C. McKillip
Fireman Heroically Rescues Woman From Burning Home
Maurier Healey, Sut Wootiliwnave gg electrician for the fire department, crawled through a window Wednesday night to save Mrs. Mary Bacus, an infirm woman, who was trapped in a burning dwelling next door. Neighbors had found her unable to rise after a fall and her attempt to light a lamp may have caused an explosion. Healey then moved her to safety as flames filled the room.
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Maurier Healey
Fire Department
Mary Bacus
Healey
Mrs. Bacus
City Record Births and Deaths with Marriages and Permits
Births list multiple couples with addresses and infant genders including twins and a stillborn. Deaths include ages and causes such as pneumonia and heart disease across numerous city streets. Marriages noted between several couples. Building permits issued for a apartment house and a cottage with stated costs.
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William S. Cochran
Mary E. Parker
Nicholi Medea
Mert Woleer
Harry T. Church
Caroline Baker
Adridge Jasper
Lillie Cook
Joan Hememian
Parashiva Stalin
Eddie C. Hedge
Ethel Hendershoti
Rastill Ramsey
Ethel Morton
Clarence J. Baker
Washington St
Tom Sturgeon
Bank-ave
Christian Koch
Oliver-ave
Mrs Conrad Hosts Friends At Broadway Home Dance
Mr and Mrs J Conrad entertained a party of friends Thursday evening at their Broadway home. Rooms were decorated with ferns and palms and pink taper lights. A buffet supper was served during the evening.
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Mrs. Conrad
J. Conrad
Broadway
Sloan Named President of Knickerbocker Trust
New York January 24 Samuel Sloan was announced in Wall Street today as chosen for the presidency of the Knickerbocker Trust Company. The institution is to reopen in a few weeks with Sloan at the helm.
City Hall Fire Damages Portland as Fire Chief Hurt
Portland Maine reports a morning city hall fire that destroyed records and damaged the building valued at 65000 as two thousand dancers fled a Pyrthians event. Fire Chief Eldridge was injured by a hose pipe and emergency crews from Lewiston Bath and Biddeford assisted.
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Portland
Eldridge
Jose
City
George W. Hardy
Cumberland County
Lewiston
Bath
Biddeford
Chestnut St. M. 1
Charles H. Bundy Dies at Marion After Illness
Charles H. Bundy, 53, died of paralysis at his Marion home this morning. He spent many years in the local newspaper field. Bundy once served on the board of control of the Indian state prison and had announced last Saturday his candidacy for representative. Survived by his widow, a daughter, and a son.
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Marion
Ind
Charles H. Bundy
Tie
Board of Control
Indian State Prison
Indiana man elected to international telephone association officers
The International Independent Telephone Association elected officers in Chicago on Jan 24 with A. C. Lindemund of Richmond Indiana as president and a slate including vice presidents P. C. Holdvogle of Rockwell City Iowa and I G B Fisher of Grand Rapids Michigan plus J T Demears of Quebec and Arthur Wright of Los Angeles as members, J B Ware of Grand Rapids as secretary and Manford Savage as treasurer.
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Chicago
Internatonal Independent Telephone Association
A. C. Lindemund
Richmond
Ind
P. C. Holdvogle
Rockwell City
I. G B. Fisher
Grand Rapids
Mich
J. T. Demears
Quebec
Arthur Wright
Los Angeles
Cal
Secreary
J. B. Ware
Manford Savage
Champaign
Til
Biggest Lobster Arrives At New York Aquarium
The New York Battery Park aquarium welcomed the biggest lobster on record. The creature measures 34 inches long and weighs 14 pounds 4 ounces, drawing public interest and curiosity in the harbor display.
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New York
Battery Park Aquarium
Track Raising Traction Lines Delayed to Get By
A conference on grade separation and steam roads discusses delaying traction line raising to meet timetable. The convention in Dayton concludes with plans carrying on the work, aiming to advance railway construction and reduce travel delays through improved track alignment.
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TIGRT
MOREY
Wil
Rail Elevation Hearing Deferred Over Monies Support
Rail officials urge postponement of grade separation in Indianapolis due to tight money while Irvington advocates immediate elevation. A Board of Public Works hearing on the Belt railway elevation at East Washington was moved to February 7 after Civil Engineer Blaine H. Miller suggested plan changes. Representatives from Vandalia, Cincinnati Hamilton Dayton railways push for a one year delay. Irvington delegation presses for swift action.
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Indianapolis
EL Wastington
Board of Public Works
Blaine H. Miller
Miller
Tre
Vandalia
Cincinnati
Hamiltton
Dayton Railways
Irvington
Japanese Sketches Found Near Honolulu Besieged
A Japanese man was discovered making sketches of Honolulu Pearl Harbor and the Geese line from elevated ground behind the city. He was driven off and his sketches destroyed.
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Honolulu
Pearl Harbor
French Spanish secret treaty shocks chamber in Paris
Paris January 2. M Jaures stirred the chamber of deputies by asserting a secret Franco Spanish pact to partition Morocco Exists. He claimed the agreement would redraw North African influence and trigger a political stir in France and Spain.
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Paris
M. Jaures
Chamber of Deputies
France
Spain
Morocco
Hogue Quits One Job to Seek Sheriff Post
Joseph Hogue resigned as city superintendent of streets on Friday to pursue the office of sheriff. Alfred Meloy, former assistant custodian of the courthouse, was appointed to fill the vacancy.
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Joseph Hogue
Alfred Meloy
Park Expert 10 Plan Extension Work Hire
George E. Kessler, landscape architect of Kansas City, hired by the City Board of Park Commissioners for one year at $3,000, to consult on extending Indianapolis park system. He will remain in Indianapolis during the contract.
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George FE. Kessler
Kansas City
City Board of Park Commissioners
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Woman Travels to Washington After Illness
A Indianapolis woman, five Lin Washington, accompanies McCracken, a city clerk and civil engineer, who left Thursday evening for Washington, D. C., where his daughter Mrs Bennett is seriously ill. Mrs Bennett is the daughter in law of Henry W Bennett, postmaster of Indianapolis.
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of. McCracken
Cities of City Civil Engineer
Washington, D. C
Bennett
Henry W. Bennett
Indianapolia
Central Electric Railway group ends convention with fare reform push
Dayton January 24 The Central Electric Railway association of Ohio Indiana Kentucky and Michigan completed a successful convention. President H A Nicholl urged uniform wheel width brake rod improvements and improved ticketing. He pressed for a new fare rate to match a two cent steam rail rate and asked for a committee to report soon. The group counts 492 members and paid thanks to Tough McGowall for headquarters space. Ex Governor Durbin and Arthur W Brads spoke on the program.
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Dayton
Central Electric Railway Association
Numdeers
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Michigan
Central Association
H. A. Nicholl
Anerson
Ind
Flo
Nicholl
United States Mail
Nichol
Motorman Falls With Passengers Jumping From Car
In St Louis on January 4 Motorman George W Reeves collapsed from heart disease as a Bellefontaine line streetcar sped through Market and Fourteenth Streets. Passengers leapt from doors and windows while a policeman halted the car at Sixth Street. Reeves was taken home by cab. no injuries to riders reported.
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Eontroller
Sixth-st
Pelige Lieutenant Sues for Damages
Former Police Lieutenant Perthods, dismissed by Commissioner Bingham over Gould divorce work, sues Deputy Commissioner Bert Hanson for 50000 and says a similar suit against Bingham is being prepared. He accuses Hanson of false imprisonment and Bingham of slander.
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New York
Perthods
Bingham
Gould
Bert Hanson
Peabody
Hanson
May Acquit Detsch Case Sent to Jury
Baltimore jury to hear verdict in Andrew Detsch murder trial as Judge Bregg directs acquittal instruction, following defense and prosecution arguments. The case centers on the killing of Harry Ferree with jurors deliberating on whether to convict or acquit.
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Detsch
Baltimore
Andrew Detsch
Harry Ferree
Bregg
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