Wall Street Stocks Tie Early Weakness to Rally
New York stock market opened irregular with Northern Pacific and Southern Pacific mixed and some rails down. By midmorning heavy buying appeared, helping most issues recover from initial losses and show fractional gains versus yesterday's close as government bonds held steady.
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Sctipps-McRae Press Association
New York
Northern Pacific
Southern Pacific
Sugar
B.R. T
Steel
Atchison
Anaconda
Pennsylvania
Erie
Union Pacific
Reading
Cincinnati Live Stock Prices Report January 31
Cincinnati cattle receipts reached 650 with mixed prices from 3.54 to 5.40 for various butchers. Hog receipts totaled 6,590 with good to choice weights at 6.85 to 6.90, mixed prices around 6.05. Sheep receipts 390 with extras at 5.10 to 5.75 and lambs at 7.73.
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Cincinnati
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Market quotes from New York press association release
Scripps-McRane Press Association reports New York market quotes for pork mess fifty-two dollars? and eighteen dollars seventy three cents. Western steam spot nine dollars eighty one cents? Tallow city six and three eighth cents. Butter creamery extra three and two thirds. State dairy twenty seven two? and more on fancy cheese full cream fourteen and one half cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Scripps-McRane Press Association
A York
Pork
Western
Chicago Live Stock Prices and Receipts Report
Chicago January 31 cattle receipts 6000, 10 cents higher. Prime beeves $6.00 to $6.70, poor to medium $4.15 to $5.75, stockers and feeders $2.80 to $4.70, cows and heifers $2.25 to $2.78, canners $1.50 to $2.00, Texans $1.00 to $4.50. Hog receipts 24000, 10 cents higher. Light $6.75 to $6.95, rough $6.70 to $6.85, mixed $6.75 to $7.00, heavy $6.90 to $7.02, pigs $6.10 to $6.65. Sheep receipts 13000. Native $3.40 to $5.65, western $3.75 to $5.60, native lambs $4.90 to $7.75, western lambs $5.15 to $7.65.
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Chicago
Kemppr-MecHre Press Association
Western, $3.7575.60; Rartive Lambs
Western Lambs
Reese
Priva
Meteers
Aabeeee Seneeewscience Spags
Coceeseee
Sceneeene
Cattle and hog markets steady to strong in St Louis
Receipts totaled 4,000 cattle with steady prices. Beef steers brought 37 or ... cattle buyers favored stockers and feeders at 200 to 450, cows and heifers 250 to 525. Hog receipts reached 8,500 with pigs and lights at 625 to 685, packers 635 to 690, butcher and beef 680 to 700. Sheep receipts 1,500 steady natives 325 to 375, lambs 525 to 775.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Press Association
ST. Louis
Chicago Produce prices on Butter Creamery and Poultry
Chicago market summary lists Butter Creamery extra at 31 1 2 cents Bees Fresh at 324 cents Cheese Twins at 13 4 cents live poultry prices for turkeys at 1 cent, chickens at 9 cents, ducks at 1 1 2 cents, geese at 9 1 2 cents and $5.00 to $7.50 per dozen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Grain Market Summary from February 7 and March inspections
In a detailed rundown of Corn and Oats firmer notes and through billing figures the report lists No 2 red No 2 white No 3 white mixed and No 4 white mixed grain lots with prices and contingencies. Hay timothy prices rise to 17.59 for No 1 and No 2 timothy 16.50. Inspections show Wheat No 2 red four cars, total three. Corn No 3 white 14 cars and No 4 white 16 cars with various grades and through billing terms. Total cars inspected across groups amount to 16.
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Timothy
Hay
Psn
Straw
Pittsburg Live Stock Prices and Market Notes
Pittsburg Pa January 31 Market report for cattle sheep and hogs. Cattle supplies light and steady with prime prices around 5.50 to 6.15 and choice 5.30 to 5.50. Sheep demand fair to slow with prime wethers 5.50 to 6.70 and lambs 7.00 to 7.71. Hogs receipts light to heavy with prime heavy hogs 7.05 to 7.10 and other grades 7.15, roughs 5.56 to 6.35.
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Pittsburg
Serinps-Asline Prean Association
East Buffalo Market Report on Cattle Veals Sheep Hogs
East Buffalo New York cattle receipts total 50 with veals and calves at 5.75 to 7.99 per head. Sheep receipts 9 000 with lambs lower. choice lambs 5.60 to 7.75, wethers 5.30 to 5.65, mixed sheep 5.25 to 5.50, culls 2.35 to 4.00. Hogs receipts 4 250 higher. Yorkers 7.15 to 7.20, pigs 7.25 to 7.30, roughs 6.46.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
East Buffalo
N. Y
Senate Passes Police Pension Bill For Indianapolis Force
Senator Cox's measure to amend the Indianapolis police pension law gives the board discretion in granting pensions to disabled or retired members and their families, and was approved by the Senate on Thursday.
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Cox
Idianapolis
Wing
Board of Ecanical
Senate
Editors at Exposition Meet in Norfolk June
The National Editorial association will gather at the Jamestown exposition from June 10 through 14. President Roosevelt is slated to speak on Industrial Progress of the South.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Norfolk
National Editorial Association
Jamestown Exposition
Roosevelt
South
Lydia Languish Type Reported A Broadway Arrival
A New York paper warns that the Lydia Languish type is returning and may appear at theaters any night. It notes she fraternizes with the athletic girl but devotes her soul to the Lydias, signaling a notable trend in stage personas.
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New York
Lydia
Map
Lydias
Men Seek Wives by Canadian Government Agent
Lonely men in Canada write to the government agent seeking wives. What began as a joke grew serious as the agent successfully supplied eligible young women deemed fit to be good wives, introducing them to hopeful suitors to address the need.
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Canada
Securities in Vandalia market show mixed trading and new highs
The Vandalia Coat issues faced continued pressure as the local stock exchange opened with the common down 1 point to 3 while the preferred fell 4 points to 1 and 10 was the best price for 10 shares. Louisville & Eastern issues rose to new high records with strong activity, Union Traction and a broad list showing varied moves across banks, rail, and utility stocks amidst a busy day of trading.
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Louisville & Eastern
Union Traction
ASK
American Central Life Ins. Co
American National Bank
Atlas
Belt Railroad
Brown-Ketcham Iron
Hae
Capital National Bank
Central Trust Co
Citizens’ Savings Deposit Co
Columbia, National Bank
Farmers Trust Company
Federal Union Surety Co
Fit. W. & Wab
Val TF. Co
Home Brewing Co
Wily
Indiana Hotel Co
Common
Ind. Hotel Co
Indiana National Bank
Indianapolis
Mmis Indpls
Martinsville R. T. Co
Inis. Co
Reeves & Co
VW Security Trust Company
Indiana Title Guard & Ioan Co
Indiana Trust Company
Indiana Union Traction Co
Indianapolis Gas Company
Indpls
Southeastern T
Indianapolis Street
Trac. & Term
M. & W.traction
We Law Building
Laycock Mfg. Co
Louisville & Eastern R. R
Marion Trust Co
Merchants’ H. & L
Merchants’ National Bank
New Telephone Co
People's Deposit Bank
de Terre Haute Trac. & Light
Tinion National Bank
Union Traction, Common
Union Traction, Pf
I Union Trust Company
van Camp Hardware Co
Bee Vandalia Coal Co
Vandalia Coal Co
Kate Wasson
Ponds Broad Ripple Ss
Citizens’ Street Railroad
Indiana Union Traction
Indyils
Colum., & Southern
Indianapolis & Eastern
Indianapolis Gas
Jeng Dist
Union Traction of
Ind
Louisville & Eastern Pfd
Eee
Union Trust
Chicago Grain Prices and Local Receipts Report
May wheat sold at 7 83, July 7 85, both up. Oats up 4 to 3s, May corn closed at 46 1 2 c. May pork 15.27, lard 39.87, ribs 9.67. Local receipts Wheat 18 cars, corn 421, oats 115. May wheat closed 78 1 2 c, May corn 46 1 2 c, oats 39 1 2 c. No. 2 red winter tic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippe-McRae Press Association
Chicago
Corr
Depository Bill Worries Split Congress and Voters
Debate over a public depository law for county funds continues with lawmakers split on benefits and costs. Critics warn it could raise treasurer salaries and shrink bond recovery, while party leaders push the measure for expediency. The governor pressures legislators, but harmony remains elusive amid divergent votes and persistent negotiations.
Livestock market report from Indianapolis
January 31 stock report shows hog receipts about 8000 and cattle 1200 with about 10 sheep. Hogs steady to 5 cents higher with active trading and top at 7.60, bulk 6.85 to 6.95. Cattle steady to strong on light food supply, clearances good. sheep dull with thin stock largely unsold.
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Indianapolis
Piel Heir Appoints Administrator for Estate Worth Half Million
William F. Piel Jr is named administrator of the Elenore Piel estate by Probate Commissioner Merle N. A. Walker. The widow of National Starch Works founder Elenore Piel is the decedent, with the estate estimated about $508 008.
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William F. Piel, Jr
Elenore Piel
William F. Piel
National Starch Works
Merle N. A. Walker
Cause of a Wreck Investigations Continue in Woodville
The Indiana Railroad commission renewed its inquiry into the Woodville wreck on the Baltimore & Ohio line in which 41 passengers died. Engineer Frank L. Gal noneer was examined as to conduct and efficiency of train service. Co. E. Schaff of the New York Central described promotion exams and rule enforcement, noting occasional rule disregard and the telegraph block system’s limited abandonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Railroad Commission
Woodville
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Frank L. Galnoneer
Co. E. Schaff
New York Central Lines
Schaff
Senator Wickwire's Bill Aims To Shield Fur Bears
Senator Wickwire introduced a Thursday measure to protect fur bearing animals in his district from out of season killing. He argued trappers kill the young animals to raise pelts later and target animals when fur is less valuable, seeking to curb such practices.
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Senator Wickwires
Governor signs court bill for St Joseph and Elkhart counties
Governor Hanly signed the act on Thursday establishing a superior court for St Joseph and Elkhart counties after a year of citizen efforts in Goshen to obtain a veto. Petitioners urged against the measure and several men pressed the governor in person for its death.
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Hanly
St. Joseph
Elkhart
Goshen
Dr Edward J Church Dies in LaPorte at 71
Dr Edward J Church age 71 died in LaPorte Indiana of heart disease. He was a 42nd degree Mason and former grand high priest of Indiana and former grand patron of the Eastern Star of Indiana. He served two terms as county auditor and was on the board of education and the Indiana board of dental examiners.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Laporte
Ind
Edward J. Church
Indiana
Eastern Star of
Board of Education
Board of Dental Examiners of
Invited Prince George Visit to Milwaukee Prompted
Prince George of Greece was invited by the Milwaukee Athletic Club to visit Milwaukee during his planned American tour and is expected to accept. He showed special interest in Archie Hahn during the Athens races.
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Prince George
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Milwaukee
Vis
Greece
Milwaukee Athletic Club
Archie Hahn
Athens
Pay for Home Guards Widows and Orphans Bill
Joseph A. Madden a Democrat from Warrick county introduced a house bill on Thursday seeking a $100,000 appropriation to pay home guards who served in the Civil War and to support their widows and orphans.
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Joseph A. Madden
Warrick County
Kept Little Pig in the Parlor Rent Case Noted
Constable George BE Davis served eviction papers on Mrs. George Hicks of 1341 Tremont Street after a pig was fed in the parlor. The 25 pound pig slept in a dog house inside and the pig was fed by a nursing bottle as household effects were moved to the street. Hicks reportedly had means but did not pay rent.
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Talesmen
Walker
Stanford White
Thaw
Haas
George BE. Davis
George Hicks
SS. Tremont St
Civil Service Examinations Announced For Various Posts
The civil service commission announced exams on February 27 for multiple government posts. Vacancies include at least two positions in the Government Printing Office at 900 dollars yearly, a chief engineer and electrician at the U S Custom House and Post Office in St Louis at 1800 dollars yearly, a blacksmith and engineer at Fort Lewis Colorado at 840 dollars yearly, and several Indian service roles at 600 to 720 dollars yearly. Additional openings will be filled February 27 28 in the Office of the Surveyor General of the Land Office Service in San Francisco 1400 dollars yearly Phoenix Arizona four dollars per day Reno Nevada four dollars per day and Bismarck North Dakota 1400 dollars yearly.
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Civil Service Commission
Government Printing Office
United States Custom House
St. Louis
Ft. Lewis
Col
Indian Service
Surveyor General
The
Land Office Service
San Francisco
Phoenix
Ariz
Reno, Ney
Bismarck
N. D
Indiana Prison Plant Earns Revenue From Twine
Senator Kimbrough spoke in support of the 2 cent fare and praised the prison run twine plant. Last year the experiment operated 2280 days, employed 65 men, and cleared $15,527.95 for the state. The twine sold to farmers at 84 cents per pound, undercutting dealers by 12 to 14 cents, with further reductions since the plant began. Earnings will be placed in the state treasury as the plant runs at full capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimbrough
UN Cn
Indiana
Twitter
I Sents
Nuid
Veterans Tax Bill Defeated by 69 to 21 Vote
The civil war veterans promoted measure to extend the tax payment deadline two weeks so pensioners could pay taxes with late pension money failed 69 to 21. Introduced by Thomas P. D. Slimp, the bill faced opposition from Thomas A. Daily of Indianapolis who warned the change would cause hardship for those paying street improvements under the Barrett law due on the first Monday in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas PD. Slimp
Thomas A. Daily
Indianapolis
Roemler primary bill moves in Senate for overhaul
The Roemler primary election bill passed to engrossment in the Senate with no changes from the original. A conference committee of Republicans Hugg Roemler Muattingly Pelzer and Lane will revise it, with amendments on third reading to remove objectionable features and possibly exclude state offices. Republicans expect support after changes, with limited Democratic opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roemler
Senate
Hugg. Roemler
Muattingly
Pelzer
Lane
Hold Up Men Detained After East Street Robbery
Police hold two suspects, Sullivan and Edgey, on $5,000 bonds after a daytime home invasion at Arch and East streets. The victim describes a struggle from Arch Street to his back door, noting a gun jab and theft of a pocketbook and diamonds. other victims corroborate the men’s descriptions as Edgey and Sullivan.
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Arch and
East-sts
Edgey
Sullivan
Arci St
Parkave
Harvey J. Hlam
Guy Meyers
Elam
A. G. Wiley
Black Eye in Evidence in Domestic Case
Miss Forest Wells of 230 West Twenty fifth Street testifies to a black eye as part of her assault and battery suit against Cassius C. Brick her brother in law. She also charges him with profanity and seeks damages while Brick faces prior police court fines and an appeal. Fred Beer assists the state in prosecuting on related charges before Justice H. W. Tholmes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brick
Miss Wells
Court of Justice of the Peace
H. W. Tholmes
Riot Cases on Trial Before Judge Pritchard Today
Riot cases carried on appeal to the criminal court were tried before Criminal Judge Pritchard. The riot occurred at Riverside Park the first Sunday in August. Noah Longshore Arda Lowder and Ernest Stroud face rioting charges arising from an assault on Henry Grigsby a colored man. Each prisoner has counsel and Arda Lowder has two lawyers, making a formidable defense team.
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Criminal Court
Pritchard
Riverside Park
Noah Longshore
Arda Lowder
Ernest Stroud
Henry Grigsby
Japanese War Clouds Rise as Hawaii Fortifications Planned
Washington reports a new war scare with Taft seeking over 500000 dollars to fortify Hawaii and a White House meeting with California delegates fueling rumors of secret Japanese treachery. The chatter claims Japanese groups in Hawaii aim to form a strong anti-American force to strike at home and overseas.
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Serippa-McRae Press Association
Washington
Capitol
Senate
Taft
Hawaiian Islands
White House
California
Whitehouse
San Francisco
City Record For A Day Listings Of Families And Deaths
A list of households with births and deaths including Charles and Florence Wiles and others on various streets. entries note cerebral hemorrhage intestinal nephritis lobar pneumonia typhoid fever and other causes with ages and affiliations to Little Sisters of the Poor and other institutions.
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Maurice Waters
Tlvenars
Building Permits Show Repairs and Remodels Across Town
Osear Johnson repairs at 1910 Buckle-st Hb Indiana Trust repairs at 207 McCarty-st $72 Henry Clar remodel at 9408 Illinois-st $100 Knight Jillson roof 27 E Maryland t $100 McCoy Howe roof 327 W Georgia-st $1 Frank Weisenberger double dwelling 25 Gray-st $1 500 Joseph Dwyer storeroom Morris and Madison-sts 31060 Raffaelo Trilio repairs 130 W lith-st $10)
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Osear Johnson
Buckle-st
Indiana Trust Company
McCarty
Morris and
Madison-sts
Raffaelo Trilio
W. Lith-St
Soldiers Acquitted In Lawrenceville Arsenal Killing Case
A jury acquitted Lieut Ralph W. Drury and Private John Dowd in Pittsburgh after three days of trial before Judge O Connor for the killing of William H. Crowley at the Lawrenceville arsenal three years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph W. Drury
John Dowd
Norwood Proposes Habitual Criminal Bill and Impersonation Offense
Representative James Norwood of Indianapolis introduced a bill to brand a prisoner as habitual after two convictions and mandate a penitentiary term of one to five years after a third. He also proposed a separate bill criminalizing impersonating police officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Norwood
Indianapolis
Norwood
Wisconsin senior falls from fire escape at sorority house
May Douglas of Winona Minnesota a Wisconsin university senior was repairing a fire escape at the Gamma Phi Beta sorority house when she fell from the third story Wednesday night. She sustained injuries that may prove fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
May Douglas
Winona
Minn
Wisconsin University
Gamma Phi Beta
Public Works Seeks Bids For City Improvements
Indianapolis city notices invite contractors to bid on improving Ritter Avenue first alley north of Michigan and related streets under Improvement Resolutions 4560 857 and 4838. Bids due February 11 1907 at 10 a m. Planes include grading paving brick concrete foundations and marginal stone along specified alleys and avenues.
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Department OF Public Works
Board
Court House
Indianapolis
Ind
Board of Public Works
Indiana
Indianapang
Ritter Avenue
Washington Street
First Alley
Michigan Street
Parkway Avenue
Elmwood Street
East Street
Pratt Aot Ae Street
Ashland Avenue
Edison Street
Indianapolis Public Works Seeks Asphalt Improvements 1907
The city of Indianapolis invites sealed proposals for asphalt streets on Market Street Arsenal Avenue State Avenue and Ohio Street with concrete foundations six to eight inches and 24 feet width. Bids due February 4, 1907 at 10 a.m. at Public Works office. Plans show curbing in outer roadway edges and intersection wing grading and paving.
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Walnut Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Windsor
Yweleth Streaft
Fulton Street
Lne
Oolank
Blackford Street
North Stree R
Indiana Avene
Stilaset
Massachusitts Avenue
Liberty Street
Roosevelt Avenue
Hillside Avenue
Wazel Street
Beecher Street
Shelby Street
Linden Street
Leonard Streept
Minnesota Street
Palme Street
Board of Public Works
Indianapolis
Shell
Indiana
Joseph T. Elliott
Preston C. Trusler
Fred J. Mack
Lockerrie Street
East Street
Riley
New Jersey Street
Erie Street
South Street
Lane Street
First Alley
Park Avenue
Tenth Street
Pratt Street
ST. Clair Street
Aleventhl
Alabama Street
Emerson Aven
Washington Street
Market Street
Arsenal Avenue
State Avenue
Ohio Street
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Louis Haas
Steele
Mr. Pink
Garvan
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State Railroad Commis
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Board of Fantic Works
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Grover M Bowman
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Calvin Kephart
Martha J. Waisner
Edward Stewart
Stella A. Evans Leason
E. Bishop
Lillian M. Hill
Edmund Kresse
Sophia Kramer
Ray A. Mulholland
Stella E. Kiser
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