Local weddings and social notes fill Woodruff area scene
Miss Gertrude Spann lawyers, Lynn wed at Mrs Spann home in Woodruff Price. Bride Vera Born and Ross Richards wed with Lohengrin March and buffet luncheon. Local residents celebrate anniversaries, birthdays, and visits. students and travelers return from Ohio State, Purdue, Indiana University.
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Join McKee Spann
Woodruff Price
Gertrude Lawrence Spann
J. Raymond Lynn
Lynn
West Drive
Woodruff
Piace
Election results and upcoming state officer appointments
The article lists vote tallies for numerous state and local offices in Indiana, naming Democrats and Republicans who won seats as secretary of state, state auditor, attorney general, state statistician, and judges. It notes new terms begin Nov 27 and Jan 1, with January 4 set for supreme and appellate court judges to assume office. Contains many candidate names and plurality figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Cox
Columbus
Marion Bailey
Litton
Walter Lotz
Muncie
Supreme Court
Burt New
North Vernon
P. J. Kelleher
Indianapolis
M. B. Larry
Logansport
Ww. Felt
Green
Taft Leads National Return Totals Across States
Early returns show Taft with wide margins in Connecticut Idaho Iowa Maryland Massachusetts New Jersey North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Rhode Island Utah Washington Wisconsin Wyoming Missouri Illinois Nevada Kansas Minnesota Montana California Nebraska Oregon and more. Bryan trailing with narrow to moderate leads in Nebraska and Nevada, with final results pending in several states.
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Michigan
Fred M. Warner
Lawton T. Hemans
Warner
Wayne County
Hemans
Connecticut
Taft
George L. Liley
Delaware
Idaho
Brady
Iowa
Maryland
Bryan
Massachusetts
Eben B. Draper
New Jersey
North Dakota
John Burke
C. A. Johnson
Ohio
Judge Taft
Harmon
United States
Oklahoma
Gores
Rhode Island
Utah
Spry
Washington
Cosgrove
Wisconsin
Sherman
Davidson
Wyoming
Missouri
Hadley
Illinois
Deneen
Nevada
Newlands
Kansas
Stubbs
Minnesota
Gov
Johnson
Montana
Norris
California
Nebraska
Oregon
Hogs Demand Strong at TDG Advance Sale in Indianapolis
Indianapolis Nov 5 Hog receipts 1500 cattle 1450 sheep 300 show cattle up and hogs and sheep down versus two weeks ago with gains across lines from a year ago. Hog top 6.50, most sold 5.50 to 5.90. Cattle market active with limited numbers. steers 1300 lbs plus 6.00 to 6.50, lighter grades around 5.75 to 6.00, and feeding cattle 3.50 to 4.55. Cows and calves mixed, bulls firm to higher on prime stock.
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Indianapolis
Steel Shares Hit New High as Market Advances
New York November 5. The market kept rising with public and insider buying. Steel shares led with a new high of 50 7 and a half percent for Steel Common in early trading. News of wage increases in Pittsburgh boosted steel optimism while a rumored rail price cut was denied. Northern Pacific stock jumped to 15 0 1 4 on talk of an extra dividend, and Reading rose past 136 as specialties like International Pump, American Cotton Oil and American Car and Foundry gained. New York Central surged to 19 1 4, copper stocks also advanced.
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New York
Pittsburg
Northern Pacific
Reading
International Pump
American Cotton ‘Oil
American Car and Foundry
New York Central
City Grain Market Prices and Inspections Listing
Grain prices for Wheat, Corn, and Oats with multiple grades and through billing terms. Includes No 1 through No 4 grades, through billing adjustments, and December through January pricing. Hay and Rye reported with bids, plus inspection totals for wheat, corn, and hay. Total cars listed for each commodity and grade.
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Timothy
Chicago Live Stock Prices at Union Stock Yards
Hogs receipts 25 000 down 5 cents with classes ranging from pigs 3.75 to 6.30 and good to choice 5.70 to 6.30. Cattle receipts 6 000 with beeves 3.50 to 7.50, Texas steers 3.60 to 4.05, western steers 3.20 to 5.90, cows and heifers 1.85 to 5.35, calves 6.00 to 8.00. Sheep receipts 12 060 steady natives and western 2.60 to 4.70, yearlings 4.50 to 5.15, lambs 4.00 to 6.25. East Buffalo market reports cattle 28 receipts, lambs 4.75 to 6.00, sheep 2.00 to 4. Hogs receipts varying with Yorkers 6.20 to 6.49, pigs 5.25 to 8.50, mixed 6.35 to 6.50, heavies 6.40 to 6. something.
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Chicago
Union
Ill
Texas
East Buffalo
East Buffalo N. Y
East Buffalo Livestock Prices Update
East Buffalo New York reports cattle receipts at 10 units and steady prices for cattle with veal prices between 4.75 and 8.50. Sheep receipts reach 4,400 with lambs selling from 4.50 to 6.50 and yearlings 4.00 to 4.75, and ewes 3.76 to 4.25. Rough sales show modest gains across categories.
Indianap olis Goal Prices per Ton and Wagon Market
Listing of smokeless coal prices by ton and mix for Indiana markets. Includes Smokeless, Smokeless lump, anthracite, Go nd division names and values for various producers plus a wagon market column with Old Corn and New Corn prices and hay figures.
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Indianapolis
Winifrede
Sedenwine Aes
Hocking Valley
Sesneeeas Canmell
Biessburg
Jackson
Kanawha Pittsburg
Raymond Brazil
Mirshall
Green and Sullivan Co
Rouse Bros
Kentucky Ave
Timoth
Chicago grain opens lower on coast and receipts
Chicago prices show wheat down about 4 to 4 1/2 cents on coast and larger northwest receipts. Opening bids quote wheat December at 99 to 100, corn 62 to 62 1/2, oats 47 to 48, pork 16.40s, lard 9.42, ribs 8.50s. Closing bids place wheat 99 1/2 to 100, corn 61 1/2 to 62, oats 47 1/2 to 48, pork near 16.20, lard 9.42, ribs 8.50.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Northwest
Lara
A. W. Thomson
Wilar
Roebuck Traled for Murder of Chicago Jeweler
In Knox Indiana on November five Albert Roebuck stood trial for fatally shooting Emil Krasnicka a Chicago jeweler at his North Judson summer home. The state seeks the death penalty arguing Roebuck acted from passion over the jewelers wife while Roebucks defense rests on an alibi.
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Knox
Ind
Albert Roebuck
Emil Krasnicka
Chicago
North Judson
Roebuck
Meats and Lard Prices From Local Market
List shows various meat items with prices including hams bacon and lard. Items include boiled hams breakfast bacon sugar cured bacon English style smoked dry salt bacon shoulders and pork sausage. Prices range roughly from 12 to 20 cents per unit. Meat and lard offerings appear under a single market listing with accompanying descriptors and abbreviations.
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Paisa
Ierete
Newly elected Indiana officials named for state posts
The report lists the soon entering office holders and dates. The newly elected state treasurer will assume duties February 9 with John Isenhburger of North Manchester as successor. The state superintendent of public instruction takes office March 15 with Robert J. Aley of Bloomington as the Democratic candidate. Thomas R. Marshall will be inaugurated as governor on January 8.
Taft Will Hear From The Women Of The Country
Denver November 5 A monster petition to be circulated among American women and submitted to President elect Taft as the immediate plan of the National American Woman’s Suffragist Association was announced by Rev Anna Howard Shaw president of the association Colorado women are urged to secure signatures from every woman in the state Taft has said he would favor universal woman suffrage if they wanted it Now is the time to let him prove it by presenting the petition
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Taft
National American Woman's Suffragist Association
Anna Howard Shaw
Association
Colorado
America
City Record Edra Day Births and Marriages Listed
The city record lists numerous births with parents and addresses including William B and Edna Smith a girl and many others. Deaths include August Windhurst and Charles Conners both of tuberculosis and Eva Zaden a baby with icocolitis. Marriages cover many couples such as Ann Pressel and Versa Newton George H. Smith and Margaret Ratcliff James Young and Barbara Edlen and multiple other pairs.
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William B
Edna Smith
Coyner Avenue
William and
Mary Peache
N. State Street
Gir
John and
Amelia Diehl
Meridian Street
Fred and
Minnie Kurz
N. Watcott Street
Charles and
Maggie Johnson
Hos W
Annie Wilson
Sauler Street
John
Lizzie Kemp
Elm Avenue
Carl and
Cora Nieman
Twenty Ninth Street
Norton
Ola Boyd
Samson
Louis
Eva Goldmin
Lula Vehling
Thirty-first Street
Thomas
Anna Hurty
W. Twenty-eighth Street
Morris
Gertrude Moss
S. Meridian Street
August C. Windhurst
Madison Avenue
Charles A. Conners
Birch Avenue
Eva Zaden
W. Peart Street
Willis Y. Graves
New Commercial
Georgia
Minnois Streets
Ann L. Pressel
Versa M. Newon
George H. Smith
Martinsville
Ind
Margaret E. Ratcliff
James A. Young
Hides and Tallow Prices Listed
Seen buying prices for hides and tallow show 1 green hide per pound and 2 green hides per pound, with rates stated as pounds.
Sunday School Teacher Belle Leroy to Wed Kee Sing
Belle Leroy a young American Sunday school teacher in Chinatown will wed Kee Sing, a Chinese laundryman from 24 Mott Street, in a full Chinese marriage ceremony on December 5 in New York. The event marks the first public Chinese ceremony performed in America with an American audience present.
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New York
Belle Leroy
Chinatown
Wll
Kee Sing
Mott Street
America
Grant County election results show Republican wins and Democratic gains
In Marion Indiana on November 5 Republicans won Grant county tickets by margins from a0 to 1.20 and carried Taft Watson and Good. Democrats took 11 of 13 township trustees while Willard B. Gemmill and Harry T. Connelly, both Republicans, were elected state representatives. Jacob Maddox, a Republican, became jointe representative for Blackford and Grant counties despite losing Blackford. Watson carried Grant by a large margin, Goodwine led Hall, and Dr Charles H. Good held Grant narrowly for the Republicans while George W. Rauch, a Democrat, was re-elected regionally.
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Licans
Grant County
Taft
Watson
Good
Willard B. Gemmill
Harry T. Connelly
Jacob Maddox
Blackford
Grant
Maddox
Goodwine
Hall
Charles H. Good
Rep
George W. Rauch
Wounded Prize Fighters In Shotting Refuse To Talk
In New York two prize fight managers Charles Harrington and Jacob Silver were shot and brought to St Gregorys hospital. Harrington suffered a life threatening abdomen wound while Silver has a gunshot wound in the back and is dying. Both refused to name the shooter or discuss details saying their friends would avenge any harm.
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New York
St. Gregory's Hospital
Charles Harrington
E. Twenty-first Street
Jacob Silver
E. Second Street
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Gertrude Span
Armstrong Hull
N. Capitol Avenue
Hull
Urbana
Rh. CC. Hull
This City
Wiliam Boyd
Dayton, O
Edith Hull
Harold and
Dorothy Boyd
Dayton
Ralph Abbott
C. H. Abbett
Ohio State University
Robert Ryan
Louisville, Ky
P. F. Ryan
Ashland Avenue
P. J. Mann
Kenneth
Michigan City, Ind
J. W. Talbott
Viola Talbott
Lawrence Weel
Elmer Morgan
Cincinnati, C
Wahnetah Wright
Addie Wright
David Wickard
Greenfield
George H. Ehle
West
William Hart
Purdue University
Mrs
Earl Thompson
Margaret Thompson
Spann Avenue
Lima
Orphie Covanet
West Liberty
Leo Lando
Indiana University
Theta Phi Nu
Morris Helms
LOR
Chapin
Hiswem
Thomas KR. Marshal
James Ek, Wootson
W. Haynes
Tee Fred J
Robinson
Tee Frank
Goodman
Ste Oliver Perry Stoner
James MM. Zion
Marshalls Plurality
Congress
Charlies A. Korbly
Deim
Jesse Overstreet
Hep
Korbis
Charlies Hemaster
Dem
Henry Clay Alen
Rep.y
Remster
Superior Court
Clarence E. Weir
Lawson M. Harvey
Weir
Uts
P. W. Bartholomew
Charles T. Hanna
Heep
Bartholomew
Frank B. Rosa
Merle N. A. Walker
Rosa
George W. Stubbs
Henry C. Cox
Salem D. Clark
Michael H. Farrel
Levi P. Harlan
Alfred F. Potts
William E. English
James T. Layman
Charles A. Gatis
Adolph Seidensticker
Jacob Buennagel
Charlies . Mans
Harry W. Bassett
Jobo V W. Beaver
Joseph H. Plernon
Albert F. Zearing
James M. Oxden
Samuel P. Rulck
John F. Engelke
Tilden
Phrosecowpfor
Elliord
RK. Heeton
Harry 0. Chamberlin
Hoeton
Franks
Fishback
E. J. Robbon
Jancob Woessner
Joseph L. Hogue
Batt
John J. Blackwell
Guntav A. Peterndorf
Blackwell's
Plurality
Paul Julian
Henry W. Klausman
Carl von Hake
John KR. Allen
von Hake
James Kervan
Amwy Jay
Wace Eeee Bbs
Kervan
Henry C. Schroeder
Isidor Wulfson
Schroeder
James E. Berry
M. L. Jefferson
Berry
LSUT
Woessner
Julian
Izeganae
Indianapolis Produce Exchange
N. Y
Yorkaea
Bryce
South Meridian Street
Denver
Women of America
Marion, Ind
Repub
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