Stocks Open Lower In Early New York Trade
The stock market opened generally lower with declines across many issues. Northern Pacific and St Paul were unchanged, while Amalgamated Copper and several others fell 1 to 4 points as authorities reported heavy first-hour trading and a later partial recovery.
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Scripps-MecRae Press Association
Inew York
Orthern Pacific
St. Paul
Colordo
Anaconda
Sugar and Atenon
Amalgamated Copper
Acting
Great Northun
Arket
Tere
London House
Union Pacific
Eel
Canadian Pacific
Cattle and Hog Prices Steady in St. Louis Markets
Cattle receipts around 1500 with steady prices. Beef steers 3.75 to 6.76, stockers and feeders 2.00 to 4.50, cows and heifers 2.50 to 5.25. Texas cattle 2.00 to 4.00. Hog receipts about 5009 with gains up to 10 cents. pigs and nights 6.55 to 6.75, packers 6.50 to 6.80, best butchers 6.70 to 6.83.
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Louis
Texas
Chicago Produce Prices From Scrippe-Nctinlle Assoc
Chicago Jan. Butter Cream Live Poultry and eggs market report lists live poultry such as springs and turkeys with prices per dozen. Also notes chicken, duck and cheese items with varying small lots and additional 3tc. marks indicate miscellaneous offers and extras.
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Chicago
Springs
Market Prices Reported by New York Telegraphwire
New York dispatch from the Press Association lists Pork M,e ss at 17.50 to 18.00 per hundredweight and Lard at 29.60 to 29.70. Tallow quotes 6.65 to 6.75, Butter extra 32 to 32.5 cents, Eggs white fancy 30 to 32 cents, Cheese full cream 14.14 cents.
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New York
Ce Scripps-MckKue Press Association
Western Steam
Western
Incorporations Filed by Secretary of State Saturday
Articles show Pelan Profant Jas'orte with 10000 capital stock and directors Pelan Porfant Fara Schuemann Travis. Brook Manufacturing Brook capital stock 31540 directors Foresman Cole man Rosenbrook. Empire Social Kokomna directors Galiger Munger Wise Vincey Edwards Cook. Niagara Oil & Gas Terre Haute capital stock 32000 directors Goodman Young Walsh Sparks Davis. Besse Jewelry Fort Waryre capital stock 10046 incorporators Zerweck Zerweek Besse.
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Secretary of State
Pelan-Profant Company
Jas’orte
Robert Pelan
Joseph Porfant
Anton Fara
Gustave W. Schuemann
D. Travis
Brook Manufacturing Company
Brook
Capital Stock
Marcus Foresman
Charles D. Coleman
August C. Rosenbrook
Empire Social Club
Kokomna
Charles Galiger
Frank Munger
Charles Wise
Claude Vincey
Duncan Edwards
Roscoe Cook
Niagara Oil & Gas Company
Terre Haute
Leopold Goodman
J. R. Young
Fred J. Walsh
Edward M. Sparks
Ora J. Davis
Besse
Hogs lead Indianapolis livestock week close at higher quotes
Receipts show hogs near 5,000 with prices up about 30 cents from a week prior as top hogs reach 6.95 and most trades hover 6.85 to 6.90. Cattle and sheep remain steady to quiet with continued demand for fat butcher stock and prime sheep. week’s receipts similar to last week but higher year over year, market activity remains active yet cautious.
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Indianapolis
Bangs
Sane
Pittsburg Live Stock Report Shows Steady Supplies
Pittsburg Pa January 26 Cattle supply fair and steady with prime figures around 6.75 and 7.00 for beef. sheep supply light with prime wethers 5.60 to 5.75 and lambs from 5.00 to 7.75. hogs receipts 15 lots active with prime heavy at 7.00 to 7.60 and roughs 5.00 to 6.25. mixed and workers around 7.00 to 7.10.
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Pittsburg
Scripps-McRae Press Association
East Buffalo
N. Y
Livestock Prices and Receipts Report from Chicago
Cattle receipts 300 head steady. Hogs receipts 15 000 up to 10 cents higher. Light hogs 6.65 to 6.85, rough 6.05 to 6.15, mixed 6.65 to 6.97, heavy 6.75 to 7.15, pigs 6.00 to 6.60. Sheep receipts 1 50 steady.
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Ne Preas Association
Chicago
Cattle and Hog Market Report From East Buffalo
East Buffalo stock market reports receipts for cattle and hogs with values for veals lambs yearlings wethers and sheep, plus hogs including Yorkers pigs and mixed grades. Prices range from seven fifty to seven eighty five for lambs and seven to ten for hogs with various grades listed.
Coldest Point In Nation As St Paul Hits 20 Below
St Paul, Minn faced the nation’s coldest reading at 20 below zero as a three day northwest cold wave abated. Dakota and Montana areas show improvement while rail service resumes on the Great Northern main line and the Northern Pacific reports service restoration.
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Scripps-MacRae Press Association
ST. Paul
Minn
United States
Northwest
Dakotas
Montana
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Grain futures show strength on opening in Chicago
Coarse grains led the session with May corn at 6 tc, July 4 54 45%c and oats gaining modestly. Wheat held steady, hogs and products rose with May pork at 16.15 to 16.72, lard at 9.65 to 9.70, ribs to 9.40. Local receipts list wheat 17 cars, corn 443, oats 192. closing quotes show May and July contracts and No. 2 grades.
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Scrippa-McRae Press Association
Chicago
May Keep His Seat in Battle Over Bingham Seat
Senator E Volney Bingham faces a Republican contest led by Thad Talcott from St Joseph county. The senate elections committee heard testimony but showed little enthusiasm to unseat Bingham. Republicans canvassed for support, warning against party prejudice, while the case hinges on merits. Bingham initially won by two votes with two precincts contested. further hearings will stretch over several days.
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E. Volney Bingham
St. Joseph County
Thad Talcott
Testi
Senate Committee On Elections
Talcott
Bingham
Kentucky
Cincinnati Live Stock Prices January 26 1900s
Cattle receipts 114 steady. Butcher stores extra 5.25 5.40, good to choice 4.65 5.15, common to fair 3.00 41.50, calves extra 9.50 10.00. Hogs receipts 2251, 10 cents higher. Good to choice 6.98 7.00, packers 6.90 6.95. Sheep receipts 0 steady. Best sheep 5.10 5.25, lambs extra 8.00.
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Cincinnati
Thaw Trial Juxtaposed with Court Censorship and Rumors
A strict censorship regime surrounds the Thaw trial with jurors shielded by guards and all communications read by court officers. Evelyn Thaw and Mrs. Thaw visited the Tombs, while rumors of a rift in the Thaw family and the Countess of Yarmouth’s Europe-bound plans circulated and were denied by defense counsel.
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William J. Lynch
Busness
Evelyn Thaw
Tombs Prison
William Thaw
Josiah
Thaw
A. Russell Peabody
Peabody
Carrier Bound Over in Indiana Case
Special to the Sun reports Bernard Dickerson a rural mail carrier from Terre Haute Indiana was bound over to the United States court of Commissioner Higgins yesterday after being accused of appropriation.
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Sun
Terre Haute
Ini
Bernard Dickerson
United States Court of Cncited Stattes
Higgins
Lobby story denied on insurance reform charges
James W. Noel returns from New York where he studied the insurance investigation. He says the insurance reform bill has no groundless charges from lobbyists and would grant quasi judicial powers subject to court review. The proposed commission favors home insurers, aiding their interests.
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James W. Noel
New York
Mr. Noel
Noel
Circuit Court
Henry's Car Wrecked In Shelbyville Train Incident
Shelbyville Indiana January 2 Special to The Sun the private car of Charles L Henry president of Indianapolis and Cincinnati Traction company was wrecked yesterday afternoon at St Paul The president and several officers were severely shaken and bruised The car was disabled and stood across the track until a wrecker arrived It was the initial trip over the Greensburg extension and carried besides Mr Henry William Jazce claim agent John W Moore chief engineer George Henry traffic manager Oscar Lively superintendent Enos Porter stockholder
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Shelbyville
Ind
Charles L. Henry
Indianapolis & Cincinnati Traction Company
St. Paul
Greensburg
Henry
William Jazce
John W. Moore
George
Death of Rogers in Richmond Stairs Tragedy
Special to the Sun Richmond Indiana reports 42 year old Grant Rogers a well known resident fell down stairs yesterday and died later from internal injuries and shock amid a hospital ward scene the incident adds to a string of fatal accidents in the city
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Richmond
Ind
Cascarets Promoted as Pure Drugs Leader in Bowel Health
A bold advertisement touts Cascarets as the Pure Drugs Law compliant, superior in quality and medicinal merit with claims of over one million boxes sold monthly and nearly 100 million sold in eleven years. It urges try a 10 cent box, promises money back guarantee, and cites use as treatment and prevention for constipation and related diseases. The copy presses authenticity with “C. C. C.” markings on each tablet and appeals to personal and family health.
Boy shoots teacher and two pupils in Texas school
Blum Texas January 2 Aaron Duncan eleven fired a shotgun at his schoolhouse wounding teacher John Thompson in the arm and injuring two pupils Wille Young and Octavia Thomas with buckshot. Young was arrested but shows no remorse. All may recover.
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Blum
Tex
Aaron Duncan
John Thompson
Druck
Wille Young
Octavia Thomas
Younus Duncan
New York Messenger Boy Thought Inspector Assignment A New Twist
Stanley Iago, ex Indianapolis contractor now in New York, reports a district messenger office scene. A woman asked for the brightest boy to answer advertisements and report on price and cleanliness to find boarding houses, a novel task that surprised the superintendent but earned his faith in the boy’s potential.
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Indianapolis
Gotham
Joseph T. Fanning
Stanley
Charcoal Lozenges touted for health and breath cleansing
An old advertisement extols Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges as a safe, non drug remedy that absorbs stomach impurities, freshens breath after meals and smoking, improves complexion and purifies blood. It claims daily use benefits digestion, liver function, and overall health, selling for twenty five cents a box from A Stuart Co. Marshall Mich.
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Stuart
Buffalo
A. Stuart Co
Stuart Bidg
Marshall, Mich
City Record for a Day in Celina and Nearby
A day’s city record lists numerous births with names ages and addresses all tied to Celina and surrounding streets including Twenty-seventh Street. Multiple deaths cite causes such as accidental burns broncho pneumonia diabetes mellitus rheumatic meningitis smallpox and angina pectoris. Also noted are marriages and several building repair or remodeling actions with associated costs and firms.
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Mary Anna Marks
Station St
Victoria Hueber
Samuel Marks
Prize Takers Here At Indiana Fanciers Show
At the annual Indiana Fanciers Association exhibition from Keb 4 to 8 at Tomlinson Hall the largest poultry pigeon and pet stock show in state history will be showcased. Dogs compete under American Kennel Club rules with eligible entries. cat department gains prominence. pigeon exhibit prominent. Secretary Tobin reports record entries and possible space constraints. entries close Jan 29 via William Tobin 474 EB Warlvegtunest.
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Indiana
Madison Square
New York
Boston
Indianapolis
American Kennel Club
Tobin
William Tobin
EB. Warlvegtunest
Mine explosions inquiry begins as Epperson testifies
The senate commission investigating Seeleyville and Clinton mine blasts began hearings on Saturday. State mine inspector James Epperson was summoned to testify about his inspections and investigation into the explosions.
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Senate
Seeleyville
Clinton
James Epperson
Explaining Rash Act Of William Miller
William Miller died by his own hand amid a personal crisis. He left a note citing fear of grand jury scrutiny and possible disgrace tied to alleged shipping of bottled goods for Klee & Coleman belonging to Youncker Brothers. He was described as honest and upright, yet believed he would be forced to shoulder responsibility and protested against taking the blame.
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Klee & Coleman
Youncker Brothers
Miller
Farce From German at Schiller’s for Boys' Club Benefit
A lively German farce titled At Schiller's will be staged at Eng lish's Opera House next Thursday to benefit the Boys' club. Bert B Adams directs a local cast from the Indianapolis Dramatic Club with Mrs Clifford Averick and Miss Janty among the leads, plus 14 Musikversin chorus singers. Proceeds from seat sales at Hinders Drug Store are expected to exceed past Boys' club benefits.
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Engslish
Opera House
Hlnder's Drug Store
Washington
Pennsyl
Funeral for Senator Russell Alger Held in Washington
Washington January 26 The president and vice president with the senate attended funeral services for Senator Russell Alger at his Alger residence. Taft Newbury and Michigan delegates joined, along with G A R members and military groups. Revs Radycliffe and Hale officiated. body moved to Pennsy station for departure to Detroit with burial planned Monday in Michigan.
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Russell A. Alger
Alger
Taft
Newbury
Navy Department
Reform at New Castle
All laws will be enforced tomorrow as the White Ribbon society warns meat markets restaurants groceries cigar stores and livery stables not to open Sunday under penalty of prosecution Even Sunday newspapers will not be sold by carriers in New Castle Indiana January 26 special to The Jun
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New Castle
Ind
White Ribbon Society
McGowan merger forms Chicago South Bend & Northern Indiana Railway
The articles of incorporation for a new Chicago South Bend Northern Indiana Railway with 7.5 million dollars in capital were filed Saturday. The merger unites traction lines across Goshen Elkhart Mishawaka South Bend New Carlisle Laporte Michigan City Chesterton Valparaiso Crown Point Whiting Hammond LaGrange Angola Auburn Fort Wayne Columbia City Huntington Wabash Peru Warsaw Albion Plymouth Rochester Knox Winamac Logansport and other northwestern Indiana cities. Directors named include Charles F. Dietrich Samuel Murdock Hugh J. McGowan A L Kitselman Joseph A. McGowan W T Durh it Maker Sedd Henry Smith.
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Chicago, South Bend & Northern Indiana Railway Company
Goshen
Elkhart
Mishawaka
South Bend
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Laporte
Michigan City
Chesterton
Valparaiso
Crown Point
Whiting
Hammond
Lagrange
Angola
Auburn
Fort Wayne
Columbia City
Huntington
Wabash
Peru
Warsaw
Albion
Plymouth
Rochester
Knox
Winamac
Logansport
Indiana
Charles F. Dietrich
Samuel Murdock
Hugh J. McGowan
A. L. Kitselman
Joseph A. McGowan
W. T. Durhit
Sedd
Henry Smith
Marines Deny Attack on Korean Resort
In Pekin a report claims American marines stationed at the legation attacked a Korean resort and wrecked it. The Marines deny the charge and say an investigation is underway.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Pekin, Jan
Legation
Real Life Mystery: Doyle Takes On Edalji Case
London reports Conan Tevle, resembling Sherlock Holmes in reel life, investigates the Great Wyrnley case. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle volunteers to clear Edalji, a man convicted on circumstantial evidence for a notorious midnight murder plot, amid public doubt and years of prison service.
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Sam London
Conan Tevle
Wark
Sherlock Holmes
Reel Life
England
Arthur Coast Doyle
Edalji
Great Wrrles
Birmingham
Dee Prise
Pew
India
Oa Sm
Sir Arthur
Sidalj
Uhere
Cindy
Falajas
Fire damages Fowler home at 2258 Central Ave
Mrs Gordon Fowler returned at noon to a flooded room and a roof nearly burned away after a fire started by a defective flue. A policeman stood guard at the broken front door as firemen fought the blaze. Loss estimated about $0.
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Gordon Fowler
Centraluve
Senate Gas Bill Seen To Pass In Indiana City
Senators Linton Cox Carl Waod and Charles Roemier of the city affairs committee met Saturday to consider the gas bill. They prepared emergency and penalty clauses setting a 31 00 penalty for violations. Senator Wood favored extending the bill to all cities. A report is expected Monday with the likelihood of a favorable outcome.
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Charles Roemier
Senate Committee On
Ihylianapolis
Wood
This Week in Congress Senate and House Actions
A summary of Senate and House actions includes salary hikes for senators and representatives, speakers, vice presidents and cabinet officers. bills passed by the House on consular and military academy appropriations, coast artillery reorganization, and pension agency abolition. discussions on campaign contributions, Chinese exclusion extensions, river and harbor funding, mail carrier pay, and naval appropriations. Upcoming hearings note Beveridge on child labor, Indian appropriation, and eulogies for Senator Gorman with anticipated debates on executive power usurpation and Smoot.
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Brownsville
Tex
House
Tillman
Spooner
Carmack
Sutherland
Smooch
Beveridge
Alger
Senate
Washington
Hayes
House Committee
Carter
Hitchcock
Gorman
Rayner
Dillingham
Humane Society Bill Aims Teaching Kindness To Animals
A proposed bill to the general assembly would require weekly instruction on humane treatment of animals in public schools. It also designates a Humanity Day with exercises to teach the value of kindness to animals.
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Arce Public
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