Wall Street Stocks Open Lower Then Rebound
New York stocks started in the red with irregular early trading but soon improved as larger traders covered shorts. Hill issues led gains with Great Northern up 2 points and Northern Pacific moving from 152% to 184%. Rumors of trouble at a western bond house spurred selling by bears, Reading fell to about 1% and Union Pacific faced strong selling while overall activity remained volatile but better supported after three weeks of decline.
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New York
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Reading
Union Pacific
Tiree
Local securities update shows stock gains and bids
On the local exchange this morning Ft Wayne and Bash Valley stock rose two points while Louisville and Eastern Traction hit the highest quoted since listing. Other changes were fractional with nominal movements. A block of American National Bank stock traded at 165, a bid standing for months. One Indianapolis water pond sold at 101.
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Ft. Wayne & Wabash Valley
Louisville & Eastern Traction
American National Bank
Indianapolis
ASK American Central Life Ins. Co
American National Bank Atlas Engine Works
Belt Railroad Common
Sete Belt Railroad
Brown-Ketcham Iron
Aee Capital National Bank
Eee Central Trust Co
O- Citizens’ Savings Deposit Co
Columbia National Bank Pee Taeer
Farmers' Trust Company
Federal Union Surety Co
Bt. W. & Wab. Val. Trac.Co
Home Brewing Co
Aong Ora
Eee Vna Hotel Co
Wotel Co
Hotel Co
Tana National Bank
Jana Title Guard & Loan Co
Jana Trust Company Bok Ee
Southeadyrn T
Indianapolis Street Railway
M. & W. Traction
Law Building
Laycock Mfg. Co
Louisville & Eastern R. R
Marion Trust Co
Merchants’ H. & L
Merchants' National Ban
New Telephone Co
Pot Tee Bo
Ir New Tel. Co
People’s Deposit Bank
People’s Light and Heat
Ranh Fertilizer
Es & Co
Pruse Co
Auto Traction & Light
National Bank
Nion Traction
Union Traction
Union Trust Company
Ad Signle
Wee van Camp Hardware Co
Vandalia Coal Co
Com
Wasson
Ronts Broad Ripple
Af Indiana Hotel Co
Giscoe Bee
Indiana Union Traction
Sbig Indpis
Colum., & Southern
Indianapolis & Eastern
Indianapolis Gas
Bpenne Et Betes
Indpls
Greenfield Rd
Indpis
Martinsville R. T
Northern Traction
Inds
Northwestern
Trainis
Trac
Ter
Indianapolis Water Co
K., M., & W. Traction
Mer. Heat & Light Co
Union Traction of
Indiana
Livestock Receipts and Prices From Indianapolis Market
Receipts on hogs 10,000 cattle 2,000 sheep 500. Hogs sold mostly 6.85 to 7.19 dollars with best at 7.00. market steady to higher but below 7.00 favored. Cattle weaker due to large receipts. first grade steady to dull. discounts 10 to 15 cents to move run. Sheep weak. thin grades sold at sellers’ figures. overall quiet close. Prices listed for hogs, cows, steers, and feeds. grain and hay quotations noted for reference. Stop notes include ranges for prime heifers and various steer classifications. farm products prices listed for corn, oats, oats sheaf, straw, millet, hay, clover, and mixed hay.
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Indianapolis
Eloyn
Eeeeee Baporee
Lalpine Sane
Chicago Live Stock Prices Report From Jan 29
Chicago live stock markets show receipts for cattle hogs and sheep. Cattle steady with ranges from 4.10 to 5.70 for common grades and higher for prime stock. Hogs receipts about 36 900 with values near 6.70 to 7.10 for standard and heavy hogs. Sheep receipts 22 000 steady with native and western grades quoted from 3.25 to 7.79 for lambs and mutton.
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Chicago
East Buffalo Live Stock Prices and Receipts
East Buffalo N Y Jan 29 Calf Receipts 60 steady veal and calves 5009 75 sheep receipts 11000 easier lambs 7307 75 cull to fair 525 749 yearlings 6800 68 50 wethers 535 ewes 3500 2 mixed sheep 525 550 cull sheep 2504 460 hogs receipts 4250 strong Yorkers 715 200 pigs 7309 740 heavy and mixed grades 715 720 roughs 620 640
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Scripps-McRae Prees Association
East Buffalo
N. Y
St Louis Live Stock Prices Steady for Week
St Louis market reports show steady livestock activity with 4,400 head. Cattle quotes include cows around 145.55 and Texas steers at 2.50 to 706.00 for cows and heifers. Receipts list large numbers of big and light stock, with lambs and other categories noted.
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Tlovis
Texas
Cabigee
Butter Creamery and Poultry Prices from Chicago Market
The Chicago market lists butter at 22 to 24 cents per pound for fresh supply. Poultry items including turkeys, chickens, ducks, and geese are quoted with prices ranging to five dollars per dozen for geese and similar rates for other fowls.
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eripps-MicHaerene Association
Chigzago
New York Produce Prices From Scripps McRae Press
New York market wire lists pork meat at 11.50 per unit, western steam pork at 9.65, tallow city at 64 65c, country 63 67c, dressed poultry with turkeys 10 7 19c, chickens 28c, fowls 11 4c, ducks 4 1 4c, butter creamery extra 32 4321c, state dairy firsts 27 29c, eggs white fancy 32c, western 20c.
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Scripps-Mchrae Press Association
New York
Chicago Grain Market Opens With Mixed Moves
Wheat gains 8 to 8 3 4 cents with May at 7 8 4 4 and July at 7 8 5. Corn steady to higher with May 4 5 3 2 and July 4 5 4 5 cents. Oats firming up to 4 cents. May 38 37 1 4 cents, July 2 40 1 4 cents. Provisions ease. May pork 16.85, lard 9.70, ribs 9.42 to 9.46. May wheat 78 1 2, July 78 3 4. No 2 red 76 1 2, May corn 42 4 5. May oats 38 1 4. Osi37e No 2 white.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Chicago
T8&lge
dAige
Grain Prices and Inspections Report from Market Ledger
Market listings show Wheat steady to through, No 2 red and other grades with prices including 69 cents and 62 cents for certain lots as January to March terms. Corn steady to mixed colors, white and yellow, with prices around 41 to 45 cents and through billing noted. Oats quiet with small changes, Hay steady with Timothy prices at 17.50 and 17.00. Inspections list numerous car counts by grain type with totals across Wheat, Corn, and Hay, and include No 1 rejected Wheat and various mixed lots.
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Hay
Timothy
Prairie
Pittsburg Live Stock Report From January Prices
Pittsburg Pa January 29. Cattle supply light and steady with prime cattle about 5.50 to 6.10 dollars and choice up to 6.10. Sheep supply light slow with prime wethers 5.50 to 5.70 and lambs 5.00 to 7.70. Hogs receipts 16 head with prime heavy hogs 7.10, mediums 7.20, roughs 5.50 to 6.30.
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Pittsburg
Scrippsa-McRae Press Association
Pttsburg
Girl Heroine Eva Marlow Saves Siblings From Fire
In Muncie Indiana on January 29 Eva Marlow eleven risked her life to rescue her baby brother and little sister from a blazing home. She dragged her mother to safety and rolled her in snow. Eva then re entered the flames to save the children uninjured as the mother later succumbed to severe injuries.
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Scrippas McRae Press Association
Muncie
Ind
Eva Marlow
William Marlow
Eva
Gir
Marlow
Car Placers Bill Aims Misdemeanor Bribe Offenses
Senate reports favorably Senator Mack’s measure making it a misdemeanor to accept bribes for car placements or for shippers to offer bribes to secure shipment placements.
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Senate
Mack
Hammer
City groups plan Tuesday gatherings and talks
Hollister Hive O T M to hold public installation in Piersons hall Tuesday night. Miss Katherine Plackwell hosts Young Ladies Sodality card party at 408 N West. Juvenile court probation officers meet in Commercial club rooms. W E Whitaker to speak at church. Hill side M N lunch served for members. Home Missionary society meets at Hallplace M F E church. Roberts Park M E hosts Women’s Foreign Missionary Society program with ministers including Bishop Vincent and several pastors. Probate court begins closing estate of Rhein hart Weber. estate valued at 28900. Mrs Weber and two daughters survive. Groninger & Groninger receive 1500 total administration fee. Louis Brown fined for ice wagon in alley. total costs 13.75 more in upper court. Alva O Reser lauds stenographic accuracy at Central Business College. Frank S Clark Camp officers elected: Densmore commander. Van Buskirk, Crone, Pasco, Miller, Craig, West, Carson, Wuensch, Clark, Anderson.
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Hillside Men's Union
Home Missionary Society of the
Hall-place
M. FE
J. W. Bennett
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the
Indianapolis
Roberts Park
M. E. Church
Bishop Vincent
C. E. Bacon
Albert Hurlstone
W. G. Clinton
Joshua Stansfield
Louis Brown
Meridian
McCarty-sts
Alva O. Reser
Lafayette
Central Business College
Reser
Frank S. Clark
J. B. Densmore
Dan van Buskirk
Henry Crone
Charles Pasco
H. C. Miller
Clifford Craig
J. B. West
J. ©. Carson
George Wuensch
F. S. Clark
J. L. Anderson
Carnation Day observaance in Indianapolis honors McKinley
The carnation, McKinley’s favored flower, was worn widely on Tuesday in Indianapolis. Legislators displayed flowered lapels, Gov. Hanly placed carnations on desk in both houses, and a McKinley resolution passed as memorial observance. The piece recounts how McKinley wore a red carnation as an honorary class member in 1894 and how the red carnation came to be linked to him.
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Senate
House
McKinley
MecKinley
Mr. McKinley
Tragic double death of deaf couple in Chicago home
K S Sulyki age 25 and his wife 20 were found asphyxiated in their Leavitt street home in Chicago. Police say despondency and natural afflictions led the newlywed couple of seven months to take their own lives by asphyxiation in each other’s arms.
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Chicago
K. S. Sulyki
Leavitt St
Detective Bays Faces Fresh Embezzlement Charge In Muncie
Justice of the Peace Hutchinson dismissed the embezzlement case against Floyd J. Bays after deputy prosecutor Fred McAllister advised dismissal. A constable from Delaware county arrested Bays at the door, delivering a warrant covering the same charge. Bays works for the American Detective Association and allegedly took $52 on January 19 for his employers. Charles W. Martin, president of the association, had filed the complaint and then took the case to the Delaware county court.
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Justice of the Peace
A. R. Hutchinson
Floyd J. Bays
Bays
Delaware County
Hutchinson
Muncie
Justice Hutchinson
Fred McAllister
Charles W. Martin
American Detective Association
Druggist David F Cox Fined in Liquor Charges
Drugstore owner David F Cox at Twenty eighth street and Capitol avenue faced two criminal counts Tuesday in district court. Pleading guilty, he was fined twenty dollars plus costs for selling liquor without a license and ten dollars plus costs for selling liquor on Sundays. The case arose from a grand jury probe into the shooting incident at Cox’s store involving clerk Arthur C Metzler and the victim Alger W Harvey.
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David F. Cox
Lutz bill passes House regulating life insurance agencies
The Indiana House approved the Lutz bill 94 to 0, signaling a major shift in policy. It would make agents act for insurers rather than for policyholders, promising radical changes in insurance methods per industry officials.
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House
Indiana
Gauss Catarrh Cure Promises Quick Permanent Relief
An advertisement claims Gauss Catarrh Cure rapidly and permanently cures catarrh by eradicating its germs. It offers a free trial by mail to prove effectiveness and urges readers to send name and address to C. Be. Gauss at 8382 Main St Marshall Michigan.
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C. BE. Gauss
Main St
Marshall, Mich
Gauss
C. E. Gauss
Main Street
Marshall
Mich
Barrymore Brought Into Nesbit Thaw Case Courtroom Buzz
Subpoenaed actor Jack Barrymore appeared in court amid whispers of Evelyn Nesbit Thaw watching from the gallery. The district attorney aims to bar witnesses from the trial while Thaw’s defense presses juror challenges and outlines strategy. Harry Thaw, calmer after talks with his lawyers, awaits further developments as nine jurors have been secured.
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Evelyn Nesbit
Grand Jury
Barrymore
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
William Thaw
Harry Thaw
Fadiay
Thaw
Thaw family faces rift over Evelyn Nesbit threat
New York January 29 report argues the Thaws misjudge Evelyn Nesbit Thaw as the pivotal factor in Harry Thaw's trial fate. It describes daily snubs to the actress and model, the jury’s potential sympathy shift, and the danger of the family clinging to pride while the defense and public press accuse them of bias and folly.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
New York
Haw
Harry Thaw
Stanford White
Thaw
Iitrle
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Harry SK
Pittsburg
Evelyn
Evelyn Nesbit
Evelyn Thaw
Robbers' Victim Hid Identity In Midnight Hold Up
A highway robbery at the corner of Michigan and Fulton streets around midnight left a brutally assaulted victim whose identity remains unknown. Mrs. Minnie Christie saw two men holding him on the ground while a bystander reported a missing hat with initials. Police suspect the same robbers tied to recent hold ups on Prott and Tilinoig streets and Arch and East streets as they moved east toward Fulton Street.
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A. G. Wiley
J. Hy.thesne
Michigan and
Fulton Sts
Minnie Christie
St Leulfon-St
John Cook
Fulton
Michigan-sts
Cook
Michiganst
Mullin
Burris
D. BR. SS
Fulton Sr
Wiley
Green
Prott
Tilinoig-st
Arch
East-st
Fulten-st
City Record for a Day Births and Notices
List of births with parent names and addresses followed by deaths and cause of death, then marriages and building permits. Notable entries include births to Sweeney Rust Starks Schilling Kirkhoff Branham Sawyers Hoffer Thompson Rainbolt Burnsides Smith Linkenfelter Kelly Cook Taylor Wighbaugh Rasdell Van Horn Kingsley Crose Wench White Young Rust Childers Denker Royster and multiple injury and disease notes. building permits issued for Windsor Twelfth and 16 N Delaware, with amounts.
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Robert and
Henrietta Sweeney
New Jersey St
John and
Jennie Rust
Lexington Ave
Walter and
Saraha Starks
Katie Schilling
Henry J. and
Marie Kirkhoff
Troy and
Keystone
Ernest and Pearl Branham
Kappas-st
Emma Sawyers
Holton Place
Bos
Will and
Alice Hoffer
Oliver-ave
Harry and
Maud Huey
Sixteenth-st
Luther
Mrs. Thompson
Noble-st
Ira
Rosa Rainbolt
Seventeenth St
Bor
L. Burnsides
Marie Smith
College-ave
Mary Linkenfelter
Galest
Patrick and
Kate Kelly
Richland St
Henry
Rose Cook
Barnst
Jamey and
Edna Taylor
Holbrookst
Horace Rasdell
Daley and
Raymond-sts
Lobar
Henry van Horn
Fletcher-ave
Francis Kingsley
Elizabeth Crose
E. Ohio
Ingrippe
Wm. Wench
Ludlow-ave
Joseph White
County Poor Farm
Robert Young
S. East
Belt R. R
Jerimitah Rust
Lexington-ave
National American Woman Suffrage Meet In Chicago
The convention will be held next week in Chicago with Palmer House as hotel headquarters. A large national representation is expected from many parts of the country.
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National American Woman Suffrage Society
Chicago
Palmer House
Honored McKinley Moment Brings House Adjournment
Out of respect to the memory of William McKinley the house adjourned Tuesday morning and resumed business in the afternoon amid solemn ceremony and tribute.
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M’kinley
William McKinley
Chicago-New York Electric Air Line Railroad Stock
The Chicago New York Electric Air Line Railroad stock is selling at 35 dollars per share of par value 100. It presents an unprecedented investment opportunity. Full information is available upon request.
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Chicago-New York Electric Air Line Railroad
Senate moves to shield unions from anti trust bill
Senator Frank proposed an amendment to the anti trust bill on Tuesday to protect unions. Senator Kistler backed the measure as Democratic, with Republican Senator Kirkian expected to offer a similar amendment later. The party leaders preferred labeling the union protection as a Republican initiative while advancing Hawkins' bill toward Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hit
Senatus Trankines
Kistler
Kirkian
Noel Wind
Larners Good Showing At Local Boxing Smoker
Mattie Larner headlined a Ponights of Pythias smoker by Pierson's fanlt Monday night. He boxed six rounds with Wid Benni and showed great promise. Mickey Fort and Kid Newcomb sparred four rounds. Also four rounds featured Jack Riley vs Kid Ladd and Natearb vs Jack Gorman. Freddie Cole refereed. No decisions were given by agreement.
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Mattie Larner
Pythias
Pierson
Wid Beni Larner
Mickey Fort
Kid Newcomb
Jack Riley
Kid Ladd
Natearb
Jack Gorman
Freddie Cole
Parcel Delivery Bill Aims Free Parcel and Message Service
Senator Carl Wood introduced a bill on Tuesday to require express firms to deliver parcels and to compel telegraph companies to deliver messages anywhere in incorporated towns and cities at no charge. The proposal targets charges beyond set limits now levied by these firms.
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Carl Wood
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Indianapolis, Ind
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Marinn County
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Cyrus Toclars
Larner
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