Wall Street Stocks Open With General Declines
New York November fourth opening saw a broad market decline with Canadian, Union Pacific, Southern Pacific, Reading, Northern Pacific and Smelting, B R T, B and O and Copper shares down. By ten minutes in, trading was irregular as some issues recovered slightly while others fell. Rumors linked Tennessee Coal and Iron to U S Steel. Bonds fluctuated, Pennsylvanias ex-dividend and Barriman under pressure, with Morgan rumors about a bankers pool and gold to London expected by Wednesday. market movements trended upward after initial losses.
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New York
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Reading
Northern Pacific
Copper
Pennsylvania
Steel Common
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
U. S. Steel Corporation
London
Bank of England
Barriman
J. P. Morgan & Co
sIt
Wheat and Corn Prices and Grain Inspections Report
Grain market bulletin detailing wheat, corn, oats, and hay prices via through billing terms. Includes No 2 red wheat bids, No 2 white and yellow corn prices, oats bids, hay values for timothy and clover, rye and wheat straw, plus inspection tallies across several grades and car totals.
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Timothy
Market Grain and Feed Prices Listing
The Wagon Market reports corn at 1650c old terms and oats prices for sheaf 13 dollars per unit and shelled 11. Straw sells for 71 dollars per unit and hay prices vary by type with clover 13 to 14 dollars, mixed 15 to 16 dollars, timothy 15 to 17 dollars.
Market Quotations From New York United Press
United Press reports New York market quotes for pork mess at 16.28 17.00, lard Western steam at 8.70 8.80, dressed poultry with varied turkey chicken fowl duck prices, eggs white fancy at 0.49 0.45, and full cream cheese at 1.44 1.44 dollars per unit.
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United Press
New York
Western Steam
Dairy and poultry price list from Indianapolis market
Indian apolis Produce shows butter at 32c in Elgin tubs, state cream 31c, country 19c. cheese from New York full cream 17 percent and Wisconsin 17 17 percent 4c. eggs candled 26c at mark 22c. poultry live turkeys 12c ducks five. tincheese Schens 8c spring chickens 84c roosters ic.
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Indianapolis
Elgin
New York
Wisconsin
East Buffalo Stock Market Report From United Press
East Buffalo New York November 4 cattle market active with gains to 10 pounds. Prime steers bring 6.26 to 6.40, large steers 1 200 to 1 400 pounds 5.15 to 6.15, 1050 to 1150 pounders 4.35 to 6.50, cows 2.75 to 4.50, heifers 3.25 to 4.10, milch cows and springers 20.07 to 58.00, calves 4.00 to 9.25. Sheep and lambs receipts 10 000 with 50 cents higher. choice lambs 4.70 to 5.00, yearlings 5.50 to 7.18, wethers 5.50 to 5.75, ewes 5.25 to 5.50, mixed sheep 2.75 to 5.10. Hog receipts 16 159 value 5 19 cents stronger. Yorkers 6.25 to 6.50, pigs 6.25 to 7.30, mixed and heavier 6.00 to 6.60, roughs 5.40 to 5.80.
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East Buffalo
United Pres
N. Y
Chicago
Cattle and Hogs Prices Move on Cincinnati Market
By United Press CINCINNATI O Nov 4 Cattle receipts 2600 active Shippers 475 alves extra 800 Hogs receipts 6600 active Good to choice 625 630 Sheep receipts 0 steady Extra 460 475 lambs extra 650
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United Press
Cincinnati.o
Alves
Chicago Produce prices reported by United Press
Chicago market listings show eggs extras 6c, firsts 22 24c. butter Creamery extras 23 23 1 2c, firsts 21 1 2c. cheese Wisconsin young Americans 14 1 2c. Live poultry includes turkeys 14 lic, spying chickens 10c, ducks 9 4c, geese 6.00 per dozen 6.50.
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Chicago
United Prean
Americas
Pittsburg Live Stock Totals And Price Ranges
Pittsburg Pa November 4 Cattle receipts 110 loads strong to steady with prices from 3.00 to 6.90 for common to prime plus good to choice heifers 4.50 to 6.00 Sheep and lambs receipts 10 loads higher prime 4.50 to 5.50 good mixed 3.00 to 5.50 lambs 4.50 to 7.00 Hogs receipts 45 loads market heavy and higher prime heavy hogs 6.70 mediums 6.65 6.70 heavy yorkers 6.00 6.60 light yorkers 6.49 6.50 pigs 6.15 6.25 roughs 5.60 6.10
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Pittsburg
United Press
Chicago Live Stock Market Snapshot
United Press reports in Chicago prices and receipts for cattle calves and hogs with market action showing openings up and close weaker. Beeves and cows range about 2.30 to 4.65, stockers 2.40 to 4.65, pigs near 4.75, while lambs and sheep listings appear amid fluctuating demand and large receipts.
Wheat declines deepen at Chicago grain market
Chicago November 4 reports continued wheat liquidation with sharp declines. December wheat ~93.85 to 94.00 cents, May at 1.0144 to 1.0214 dollars. Corn down about 4 percent with December at 58.5 to 58.75 cents and May around 59.0 to 59.5 cents. Oats off about 15 cents to 44.5 to 46.0 cents. December 48.44 to 49.0 cents, May 48.5 to 51.5 cents. Hog products soften. pork 14.20, lard 8.30, ribs 7.52 to 7.64. December wheat close 95 1/4 cents, May 1.08 1/4 dollars. No. 2 red winter 93 96 1/4 cents. December corn 59 1/4 cents, May 60 54 cents. December oats 49 1/2 to 50 1/2 cents, May 52 1/2 to 54 1/2 cents. No. 3 yellow 50 to 61 cents.
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United Press
Chicago
Live Stock Prices At Indianapolis Market Report
Local live stock market opened with hog prices steady to strong at 6.40 top. Cattle strong. sheep and lambs steady. Steers and heifers show varied grades with Good to prime bulls and veal calves listed, while hogs feature best heavies around 6.25 to 6.49 and bulk sales near 6.00 to 6.32.
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Indianapolis
Wov
Not 10 Name the Baby
Dr J N Hurty secretary of the State Board of Health informs local health officers they cannot name the baby after birth. Names must be given by parents before 20 days elapse or physicians will record the infant as Infant. The move aims to avoid proof issues by ensuring a named birth record.
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J. N. Hurty
State Board of Health
Jocal Health Officers
Hurty
Murdered the Doctor in Nashville Society Tragedy
Deep mystery surrounds the murder of Dr. P. M. Allen in front of his office by Tom S. Bush, his patient and prominent local businessman. Bush shot the doctor last evening and has refused to make any statement. Both men were well known in business and society.
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Nashville
Tenn
P. M. Allen
Tom S. Bush
Bush
Bicycle Collision Injures Robert M. Leck in Indiana Hospital Area
Robert M. Leck was knocked from his bicycle when Edward Harris’s car struck him on Illinois Street near Indiana Home Hospital. Leck suffered a fractured cheek and upper jaw with possible internal injuries. Harris’s four passengers were in the car. Leck was taken to the hospital for treatment.
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Robert Leck
Noisst
Leck
Harris
Alabama St
Kaiser's London visit surrounded by security and intrigue
Foreign detectives and British sleuths monitor rumored plot to harm the Kaiser during his London visit. Socialists allegedly planned hostile demonstrations along the Paddington to Guildhall route, as Windsor Castle prepares elaborate entertainments for the guests.
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London
Scotland Yard
the Kaiser
Herit
Windsor Castle
England
Spain
Norway
Prince von Billow
King Edward
Queen Alexandra
White House finance conference with Gary Frick and Root
A two hour White House meeting with President, E H Gary, and Henry C Frick discussed the gravity of the financial situation. Secretary Root attended part of the session while Cortelyou was kept informed by telephone. A public statement from the president may follow.
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United Press
Washington
Whitehouse
The
Steel Corporation
Henry C. Frick
Pittsburg Steel
Root
J. P. Morgan
White House
Cortelyou
Big crowds hear revival speakers in Indianapolis church
The Methodist revival began in Roberts Park Church with Theo dore S Henderson leading a full service. Overflow capacity was needed as audiences filled the auditorium and surrounding areas. Three converts were reported as Henderson urged the lost to seek salvation through Jesus.
Elliott Kills Wife and Self
Columbus reporter details a double tragedy as Eliott shoots his wife in Columbus then kills himself. The couple, married Aug. 14, leave for Indianapolis after a jealous quarrel, with daughters later learning of their mother’s death. Inquest set for Tuesday. motive remains linked to jealousy.
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G. A. Petersdorf
City
Elliott
Eliott
Columbus
John Rauch
The
Sun
Elliiott
Strickep
Elliotts
Robert Metzger
Petersdorf
Charles Perry
Peoples’ Transfer Company
Flanner & Buchanan
Indianapolis
T. J. McCaffrey
Pearl
WANTS SALOON ENJOINED INDIANAPOLIS BREWING CO CASE
Jessie May Gullion sues Indianapolis Brewing Co and saloon manager Perry Bram Jett for 2000 dollars alleging disorderly conduct near her Northwestern avenue property. She claims property value halved and rents reduced by ten dollars monthly and seeks an injunction against continued operation of the saloon before Judge Lawson Harvey.
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Jessie May Gullion
Indianapolis Brewing Company
Perry E. Bram Jett
Northwestern Ave
Lawson Harvey
Superior Court
City Births and Deaths Reported in Local Records
City births list nine newborns with parent names and addresses including Orville Ke and Oma Toney on De Arsenal Avenue and others in Pleasant Street and Central Avenue. Deaths note Eben Manby aged 7 days at 805 West Walnut and Marion Jackson two months at 1307 Lewis Street among several cases with causes listed such as mitral insufficiency bronchopneumonia tuberculosis diphtheria and morphine poisoning. Marriages enumerate multiple couples and building permits mention a greenhouse on Oxford Avenue.
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Eben Muriel Manby
W. Walnut St
Nancy A. Lambert
E. Raymond
John R. Kenworthy
E. Washington St
Marion B. Jackson
Lewis-st
George A. Braun
Eighteenth
Riverside Park
Ollie R. Adkins
Geisendorf St
John Fleacher
Little Sisters of the Poor
Louis H. Gibson
Pennsylvania St
Isabel Thompson
Minerva St
William A. Dunnington
Vermont St
Caroline Byers
William ©. Brown
Deloss St
Telithe Cory
Barrow St
Notre Dame Professor Sees Flurry as Passing Squall
Professor J. Monaghan of Notre Dame, an ex US consul, argues the recent Financial Crisis is a passing squall and not controllable by Wall Street. He asserts the United States now holds economic power, could prevail in a war with Japan and England, and will boost the nation’s boom. He headed to Dubuque, Iowa after Indianapolis lectures.
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J. ©. Monaghan
Notre Dame University
Indianapolis
United States
England
Japan
Monaghan
Dubuque
Milk price boosted by dairymen in rushville report
A. P. Walker of Rushville, president of the Dairymen's Protective association, says the wholesale milk price rose from 18 to 20 cents and that Rushville dairymen have a 32 cent per gallon compact. He expects 32 cents in Anderson and Muncie and a possible 40 cent rise in Connersville.
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Tective Association
A. P. Walker
Rushville
Anderson
Muncie
Connersville
Start New Bank Grant County State Bank Upland
The Grant County State bank of Upland has been organized with articles filed at the secretary of state's office. Capital stock is $25,000. Stockholders include C. W. Cole, B. B. Cole, G. D. Cole, Bardis B. Cole and John R. Cole. C. W. Cole serves as president and G. B. Cole as cashier.
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Grant County State Bank
Upland
Secretary of State
C. W. Cole
8. B. Cole
G. D. Cole
Bardis B. Cole
John R. Cole
C.W. Cole
Insane Carpenter Kills Family in Stuttgart Tragedy
In Stuttgart on Tuesday, Christian Raith, a carpenter, suddenly turned insane and killed his wife their three children and his sister before taking his own life. Authorities report a shocking domestic massacre with unclear motive and suspect earlier warning signs.
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United Press
Stuttgart
Germany
Christian Raith
City to Sell Mauds at Public Auction
Twenty Mauds that aided Indianapolis street cleaning will be auctioned at the city Barns on Shelby Street Saturday afternoon. The mules have been appraised and cannot be sold for less than their appraised value. The city no longer needs excess feed for winter, so the sale proceeds. Horace F. Wood helped with the appraisals and notes some mules were old enough to vote in the last election. Preston C. Trusler from the Board of Public Works is expected to serve as auctioneer based on prior experience.
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George
Columbus
Mamma
Emma
Logansport
Ind
Indianapolis
Shelby St
Horace F. Wood
Preston C. Trusler
Board of Public Works
deposi tion reveals large gift to Mrs Chadwick in 1906
In Pittsburg on November 4, a supreme court release publicized the deposition of Cassie L Chadwick who died in an Ohio prison. The May 10 1906 testimony before notary Edward Powell alleges J W Friend of Pittsburg gave Mrs Chadwick over $700000 and records various business transactions with Friend and F N Hoffstot.
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United Press
Pittsburg
Cassie L. Chadwick
Ohio
Supreme Court
Edward Powell
J. W. Friend
Chadwick
F. N. Hoffstot
Judge Whallon Teaches 1010 Boys On Citizenship
Ten boys arrested for loitering were given suspended sentences by Police Judge Thomas Whallon. He lectured on citizenship at the police station, noted eight lacked fathers and only one had both parents living, then toured the jail and Bertillon room. They were ordered to return December 1 for continued classes.
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Thomas Wanlon
Virginia Ave
Whallon
Whallen
Zailery
Bertillon
Whalton
Mystery surrounds assault on farmer and foster daughter
Dayton Ohio November 4. A 11 year old foster daughter of John Mohlen, a wealthy farmer, says three men tied Mohlen to a tree and mutilated him, then one assaulted her after an alleged night in the woods. Mohlen is critical, refuses to prosecute, while neighbors suspect white caps due to alleged intimacy.
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Dayton
John Mohlen
Mohlen
Whitecaps
Mephien
Brunaugh May Act On Custody Ruling Or Action
John W. Kern appeared in juvenile court on Monday to review Granville Denison Brunaugh's custody from his father to his grandmother Mrs Mary E Laycock. Brunaugh may pursue further action if the proceedings upset him.
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John W. Kern
Harry Brunaugh
Brunaugh
Granville Denison Brunaugh
Mary E. Laycock
Will Set A Limit On Gas Stock Subscriptions
The Citizens' Gas company plans to cap future stock subscriptions, likely around 500 dollars, to broaden ownership. The drive aims for 1.9 million dollars, with about 660 thousand on hand. A prominent Indianapolis businesswoman offered 2000 dollars, and the company will canvass all subscribers to recruit 200 dollars each from 2,300 listed subscribers.
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Indianapolis
Alfred Potts
City Park Board to delay appointing superintendent until March
Charles F Coffin president of the City Board of Park Commissioners says a new superintendent and engineer are unlikely to be appointed before March in 198. The vacancy follows J Clyde Power resignation prompted by the board. The board will handle management and winter improvements will be limited. Many applications exist but no names will be released. Power resigns effective December 1.
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Charles F. Coffin
City Board of Park Commissioners
J. Clyde Power
Coffin
Power
New Carnations to be Shown at State Flower Show
The State Florists association will exhibit new carnations at its annual show November 13 and 14 in the Weigand conservatory. Richmond florists from Cincinnati present Sarah A Hill and The Superior, while After glow and Defiance come from Chicago. Andrew Carnegie debuts from Joliet Illinois to rival Oakland Maryland and Long Island varieties, with Lafayete contributing a fine lot.
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State Florists’ Association
Weigand Conservatory
Sarah A. Hill
Richmond Florists
Cincinnati
Chicago
Joliet, Ill
Andrew Carnegie
Oakland
Maryland
Long Island
Lafayete
Geronimo Threat Prompts Warning From Apache Leader
Geronimo the Apache warrior vows to resume warpath if money owed to his people is not provided. He declares the tribe hungry and lacking clothing and says he has written to President Roosevelt seeking funds, warning of potential bloodshed if demands are unmet.
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United Preas
Lawton
Okla
Navy
Geronimo
Roosevelt
Public Works extends paving contract for Emerson Ave work
The Board of Public Works extends the time for Capitol Paving and Construction to finish improvements on Emerson Avenue from Washington to Michigan Streets until June 1, 188. The company cites the need for a street fill to settle over winter to provide a solid curb foundation.
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Capitol Paving and Construction Company
Emerson Ave
Washington
Michigan Sts
Murdered in a Hut near Newark
Newark, Nov 4. Sheriff Redman has two men under surveillance in connection with the murder of Joseph Stangler, 65, a half wit, whose body was found in a dilapidated hut in the woods south of here yesterday.
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Newark
Redman
Joseph Stangler
Here
Shortridge to play midweek game with Brownsburg
Manager Baker seeks a Wednesday contest with Brownsburg after Saturdays game was canceled due to bad grounds. The aim is to keep the Shortridge team from becoming stale from lack of work and maintain competitive pace.
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Brownsburg
Baker
Incorporations Filed for Local Cabinet and Milling Firms
Secretary of state records show several new incorporations. Art Cabinet and Grill Works of North Manchester has 10000 capital and Samuel Brandes Jonas Grossnickle and G B Grosenickle as incorporators. W A Browning Milling Company of Evansville lists 20000 capital with W A Browning J M Spear and O M Spear as directors. Deutsche Gesellschaft of Evansville lists Charles Bromm Guy Pfitzner and Hugo Karn as trustees. Quality Cabinet Company of Indianapolis increases capital from 5000 to 10000. Reliance Manufacturing Company of Michigan City reports capital stock of 5369 000.
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Art Cabinet and Grill Works
North Manchester
Capital Stock
Samuel Brandes
Jonas Grossnickle
G. B. Grosenickle
W. A. Browning
Guy Pfitzner
Hugo Karn
Ofdianapolis
Reliance Manufacturing Pany
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