Wall Street Stocks Inch Higher Amid Broad Gains
New York stock market opened irregular but with more advances than declines. Great Northern preferred rose 1 4 percent and several major issues posted gains while Southern Pacific dipped early. steel shares led the upturn as investors favored banking developments outside the exchange and the market held onto most gains at midday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Great Northern Preferred
Northern Pacific
Paul
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Great Northern
Erie
Grain Prices and Inspections Reported in Market Ledger
Wheat and corn prices listed with steady bids and varied grades from No 2 red to No 4 mixed across winter and summer sessions. Oats and hay entries show steady values for timothy clover prairie and straw. inspections tally cars by grade, totaling eight for wheat and thirty for corn along with hay and mixed lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy
Chicago Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Chicago cattle receipts 14 000 weak prime beeves five dollars thirty to seven dollars stockers and feeders two forty to one fifty cows and heifers two forty to six dollars canners one twenty five to two fifty Texans three forty to four forty Westerns two ten to five forty HMogs receipts twenty thousand lower lights five ten to five forty rough four ninety to five ten mixed five fifty to six eighty heavy five fifteen to five zero pigs four fifty to five twenty Sheep receipts twenty two thousand lie lower native sheep thirty five to three thirty western sheep two seventy five to five native lambs four twenty five to six eighty western lambs four twenty five to six seventy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cincinnati Live Stock Prices and Receipts
United Press reports Cincinnati markets with cattle receipts 6, cattle prices 4.75 to 7.75 for calves. Hogs receipts 5,200, price range 5.80 to 9.75 with a 20 cent drop. Sheep receipts 250 steady, extras 4.00 to 4.50, lambs 6.60 for extras.
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Cincinnati
Navy
Luce
Shippers
New York Market Prices Summary
Pork Mess six twenty five and seventeen dollars for two items. Lard Western steam spot eight forty five to eight fifty five. Tallow City six cents country sixty one to sixty five. Butter Creamery extra twenty four and a quarter to forty four. Eggs White fancy forty to forty five. Cheese Full cream eighteen to fifteen forty four cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Western
The Wagon Market Prices Ahead of Market Day
Old and new corn prices listed. S47 ale noted. Sheaf oats priced at 13 to 14 dollars. Shelled oats at 31 sdte. Straw ranged from 1 to 3 dollars. Hay varieties Clover mixed timothy priced 13 to 16 dollars. Prices reflect typical regional market activity.
Indianapolis Market Bulletin for Dairy Poultry Prices
Indianapol is produce listings show butter at 32c Elgin tubs 19c country cream 19c cheese from New York 17c Wisconsin 17c eggs candled 22c Poultry live prices for turkeys ducks geese hens spring chickens roosters and others across the market with a mix of 4c to 12c ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
New York
Wisconsin
Lodge Claims Body After Columbus Murder Suicide
The Eagles lodge in Columbus Ohio saved the body of George B Elliott from a medical college where it would have gone after his suicide following the fatal shooting of his wife Lillian at 2268 Noble Street. His wife was buried at Crown Hill Cemetery as police sought relations. Elliott to be buried from Planner Buchanan Chapel on North Illinois Street. Mrs Garrett of Reading Ohio contacted authorities seeking details of the case.
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Lodge of Eagles
Columbus
George B. Elliott
Elliott
Lillian Elliott
Mabel Trotter
Noble St
Crown Hill
Planner & Buchanan
N. Hiinois St
da Garrett
Reading
Eliott
Fatal quarrel over Norris City band ends with fence picket death
Special to the St. Mount Vernon from Norris City Illinois. Herbert Spence 19 and William Healey 21 residents of Norris City quarrel over band management. Healey struck Spence on the head with a fence picket, killing him almost instantly. Healey surrendered to authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mount Vernon
Ind
Herbert Spence
William Healey
Norris City
Ill
Here
Healey
Spence
Shipman Resigns Post Office Job for Civil Service Post
John L. Shipman a clerk in the mailing department of the year postoffice resigned his position last evening to take a place in the office of the civil service examiner in Washington DC He has been in Washington the past month pursuing a felon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Shipman
Civil Service Examiner
Washington, D. C
Shipman
Washington
CHICAGO GRAIN PRICES SLIP IN WHEAT AND CORN MARKETS
Chicago grain prices fell across wheat, corn, and oats with December contracts showing declines. Wheat closed around 92 and May near 1.01 while corn drifted downward to about 68 in December and 58 for May. Oats eased to about 48 in December and 51 for May with pork, lard, and ribs futures listed at 13.80, 8.10, and 7.20 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
Live Stock Prices Open High on Indianapolis Market
In Indianapolis on November 6 hogs reached a top price of 6.00, with a 2 to 40 cent drop at opening due to heavy supply. Cattle sheep and lambs held steady as buyers moved through a large receipts mix of hogs about 9,000, cattle 1,806, sheep and lambs 250. varied price ranges covered steers, cows, calves, bulls and pigs with typical industry figures for weights and classifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Chicago Produce Prices Reported by United Press
Chicago Produce prices list items in a United Press report with eye level quotes for eyes estrogen? Eyes-Estra appears as a misread item. Butter Creamery and Cheese Twins show varied price ranges for firsts and extra grades. Live poultry including turkeys, spring chickens, ducks, geese are listed with per unit and per dozen prices.
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Chicago
United Prean
St Louis Live Stock Trade Report
St Louis Mo November 6 beef steers fetch 3.50 to 7.00 with stockers and feeders 2.00 to 4.50 cows and heifers 2.50 to 5.50 Texas steers 2.60 to 5.00 hog receipts 8,000, prices 4.75 to 6.00, butchers 5.35 to 5.60 natives sheep 3.50 to 5.25 lambs 4.50 to 7.00 with steady or slightly lower trends noted in hogs and overall cattle and sheep activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
United Press
Texas
East Buffalo Live Stock Prices Report
East Buffalo N Y November 6 cattle receipts 50 steady calves 3.15 to 4.00 sheep receipts 4000 lambs 5.25 to 5.75 yearlings 5.50 to 6.00 sheep 2.75 to 5.75 hogs receipts 4760 15 to 25 cents lower Yorkers 6.00 to 6.15 pigs 5.90 to 5.95 mixed and heavy 6.25 to 6.35 roughs 5.40 to 5.65
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East Buffalo
Sq Uilted Press
N. Y
Pittsburg Live Stock Prices Report
Pittsburg Pa November 6 Cattle receipts light steady prices for choice to prime cattle range from 5.65 to 6.35 with prime at 5.65 to 5.9 Sheep receipts light steady prime wethers 5.30 to 5.50 good mixed 5.00 to 5.23 lambs 5.00 to 7.25 Hogs receipts 20 days lower prime heavy hogs 6.25 heavy yorkers 6.15 to 6.20 mediums 6.20 to 6.25 light yorkers 6.00 to 6.10 pigs 5.75 to 5.85
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Fleeta Wale Abe Enas
Fppenai
Pa Gaseste
Pittsburg
United “Rear
Will Revoke License Over Assault Case Claim
Police Court Prosecutor Oren Hack warned there is a path to revoke James Scanlon’s license. Records show Scanlon has three Nicholson law arrests and was in court Tuesday on an assault and battery case. profanity arose but his saloon was not cited.
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James Scanlon
Oren Hack
Scanlon
Colls
Murder Suicide Tragedy Shocks Bancroft Family
Mrs Hul dah Rogers was murdered by her husband in Bancroft Michigan after a dispute over money. He nearly severed her head with a razor then killed himself, dying minutes later. The double tragedy followed a financial dispute.
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Hy United Press
Bancroft, Mich
Huldah Rogers
Warbritton Seeks State Statistician Nomination
John F. Warbritton Montgomery County recorder will run as a Republican candidate before the state convention for the office of state statistician in Crawfordsville Indiana on November 6.
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Sun
Crawfordsville
Ind
John F. Warbritton
Montgomery County
Prisoner Thonight Tried Escape in Police Court
Frank Sughue alias Frank Steven, 38, wanted for theft of ostrich plumes, attempted to flee police in the police court. Detective Edward Samuels spotted him leaving the room and recaptured him on the prisoners’ bench. The case was continued as he remained in custody.
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Frank Sughue
Frank Steven
Edward Samuels
Sughue
Japs Entering US From British Columbia Overland Passage
A British Columbia report notes large waves of Japanese immigrants disembarking from steamers and spreading into the Pacific states within days. Vancouver sits near the border, enabling swift movement of newcomers to American shores.
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British Columbia
Vancouver
Pacific States
Beer price hikes ripple through Indianapolis saloons
Brewers in Indianapolis raise beer prices by one dollar per barrel to saloonkeepers, prompting talk of renewed cooperation between Capital City Brewery and the Indianapolis Brewers Exchange. The new rates vary by whether saloonkeepers are linked to the Exchange and by bottle versus keg sales, with pumps now the saloonkeeper's responsibility.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Brewers’ Exchange
Capital City
Capital City Company
Capital City Brewing Company
Victor Jose
Jose
Albert Lieber
Indianapolis Brewing Company
Lieber
Union Has Meeting at 208 N Alabama Street Indianapolis
Capital City lodge No percent of the Brotherhood of Interurban Trainmen held the second meeting since its installment in Indianapolis on Tuesday night at 208 N Alabama Street. Five new names joined the membership as officers and boards were named and plans advanced to perfect the organization. William H Green presided as Master with a full slate of officers and trustees named. Delegates were elected to the Grand Lodge for next summer. The group awaits Tipton and Muncie lodges to complete their organization before the executive board drafts a new agreement for Indiana Union traction company approval, expected within two weeks.
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Capital City
Brotherhood of Interurban
Indianapolis
Alabama-st
William H. Green
Whiliam H. Green
Richard Burns
John Lows
C. A. Anderson
J. M. Woodard
John Hughes
Allan Abrams
Evans B. McBride
William E. Young
A. C. Wright
John Giles
F. D. Patterson
Anderson
Carl Black
Jesse Thomas
H. Newton
Horace Leiper
Grand Lodge
Tipton and Muncie
Protective Board
Indiana Union Traction Company
Mayor Signs Budget Measures. Police Fire Salary Pending
Mayor Bookwalter announced Wednesday that he signed the appropriation and transfer ordinances from Monday’s city council meeting. He has not signed the police and firemen salary increase ordinance and will report on it via communication to the council at their next meeting.
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Bookwalter
Court Dismisses Suit Against Richcreek Bank
Superior Court judges in a joint session refused petitions for a receiver for the Richcreek bank. Richcreek testified assets exceed $200000 with real estate about $265000 and holding bonds and negotiable paper. Barber Asphalt and Richardson Kothe Uhl sought payments over bonds and sewer bonds, but the bank was deemed solvent and willing to settle under clearing house rules.
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Charles T. Hanna
J. M. Leathers
Barber Asphalt Company
Richardson, Kothe and Uhl
Richcreek Bank
Clearing House
Richcreek
Richardson
Kothe
Uhi
Clearing House Association
Cloudy Titles Warning Prompts State Land Investigation
In a year end 1906 report by Capt. D. H. Olive chief clerk in the land department the auditor notes widespread cloudy titles across the state and urges funding for thorough title investigations and possible plotting surveys. Government surveys leave reclaimed lands in state swamp lands title. Many swamp and university lands show no issued title though sold under county officials, buyers failing to send purchase certificates for patents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Olive
Land Department of the Auditor of State’s Office
Move school to Richmond by Indiana library commission
The Indiana Public Library Commission moved the summer school from Winona Lake to Earlham College in Richmond to leverage college and city library resources. The meeting at the statehouse Tuesday drew 125 librarians. Merica Hoagland resigned as recording secretary, to be replaced by Chalmers Hadley. Hadley’s year ending Sept 30 1907 notes new libraries at Goodland Auburn Bloomfield Montpelier Linton Kendallville Mishawaki Spencer Ligonier and Martinaville and urges steel company to fund a Gary public library.
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Indiana Public Library Commission
Winona Lake
Earlham College
Richmond
Statehouse
Merica Hoagland
Chalmers Hadley
Chalmers Hadley. A Report Submitted By Mr. Hadley
Goodland
Auburn
Bloomfield
Montpelier
Linton
Kendallville
Mishawaki
Spencer
Ligonier
Martinaville
Gary
Steel Corporation
Ind
Many Ministers Attend Services at Fletcher Place Revival
Revival at Meridian street M E church opened with a half hour of old fashioned hymn singing. Dr Hannon led a dignified yet enthusiastic meeting with many ministers from various denominations attending and sharing testimonies. He warned against miracles as a substitute for conversion and preached Christ as the open door to heaven. Meetings continue daily at five union churches with planned speakers.
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Hannon
Indianapolis
Fletcher-place
Williams
Hugh E. Smith
Union Group
Fletcherplace Church
Meridian-st
If. W. Hannon
Central-ave
W. H. Morgan
Roberts Park
T. E. Henderson
California St
J. W. Patterson
Mother Seeks Son From Mrs Pinkston in Oklahoma City
A letter to Mayor Bookwalter from Lizzie Pinkston 201 E Ninth St Oklahoma City asks him to find her son Robert Lee Pinkston who she says lives in Indianapolis. She last heard from him July 18 1901 and says he worked for the Big Four railroad. The mayor has been unable to trace him.
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Bookwalter
Lizzie Pinkston
Ninth St
Oklahoma City
Robert Lee Pinkston
Indianapolis
Big Four Railroad Company
Mail mix up proves postal reach of city to Egypt
Mayor Bookwalter notes a letter addressed 3210 N Indianapolis St. Minneapolis? arriving from New York without delay despite address confusion. Charley Becker once in Alexandria Egypt kept Elks lodge photo book and mailed souvenir postcards with each member’s picture to Indianapolis. All lodge members reportedly received their cards, a feat for local mail carriers.
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Bookwalter
Indianapolis St
Minois
New York
Charley Becker
Alexandria
Egypt
Indianapoliis the Elks
Indianapolis
Ind
Tammany Ticket Wins in New York
New York voters favored the Democratic ticket with Thomas Foley winning sheriff in New York County by a 2,723 margin. The fusion of Republicans and Independence League largely failed, except for a few minor offices. Democrats also did well in Richmond and Queens, while Kings County saw a Democratic reversal under Senator Patrick H. McCarren. Several city mayoralties switched to Democrats as Republicans gained in Albany and Buffalo cities.
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New York
New York County
Thomas F. Foley
M. F. Simson
Independence League
Richmond
Queens
Kings County
Brooklyn
Patrick H. McCarren
Clarke
Edward T. Bartlett
Willard Bartlett
Court of Appeals
Assembly
Sherman Moreland
David C. Robinson
Chemung County
Henry Seacord
Republican Party
Orange County
Buffalo
Albany
Rochester
Syracuse
Oswego
Utica
Newburgh
Elmira
Rome
Binghamton
Hope for Powers in Kentucky Fifth Trial Delay
Louisville reports that Caleb Powers may face a postponed fifth trial until August if Republican Willson becomes governor and appoints a special judge. Democrats back Robert Franklin, while Franklin fights any postponement. Powers faces trial next Monday in Georgetown for involvement in Gov Goebel’s assassination.
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United Press
Louisville
Kentucky
Friends
Caleb Powers
E. Willson
Willson
Powers
Gov
Goebel
Georgetown
Franklin
Cateb Powers
Robert Franklin
Repairing Fountain at Fountain Square Estimated at $200
Street commissioner Joseph Hogue seeks cost for repairing and painting the Fountain square fountain. Gas lights may be installed after repairs. globes were broken previously. Estimated expense is $200.
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Joseph Hogue
Fountain Square
City Record entries list births and illnesses across many households
The record enumerates multiple births at addresses such as 1519 Vigo Ave and 2310 W Michigan St, alongside listed deaths and medical conditions including carcinoma of intestines, pulmonary tuberculosis, bulbar paralysis, valvular heart disease, organic heart disease, aortic regurgitation, and various fevers. Notable entries include gunshot wound of head and acute miliary tuberculosis, with patient ages and street addresses recorded.
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Eliza Carr Moore
College-ave
Mary Josephine Skeel
Maryland-st
Permeila King
Ashland-ave
Catherine Butler
Hall Place
Peter J. Scheich
N. Davidson St
Martha L. Atkins
Seventeenth-st
Daniel Robertson Lucas
New Jersey St
Frances Lillian Eliott
Elizabeth B. Teel
Esat St
Hannah Frost
N. Holmes Ave
James Way
City Hospital
Patterson St
Thomas King
Prohibitionists Cheer Election Gains and Forecast Revolution
Chairman Jones predicts a political revolution in the South as Prohibition gains surge nationwide. The party plans an active campaign with a Chicago meeting for the national convention and a Maryland Mississippi and Illinois tally showing key victories. Delaware yet undecided. Kentucky Ohio and New Jersey shows mixed results. Prohibition may push temperance policies and open saloons in some areas, with party leaders claiming a 1,000,000 vote target for 1908.
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United Press
Chicago
National
Atlanta
Prohis
Jones
Maryland
Mississippi
EL KF Noel
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Fort
Katzenbach
Illinois
Dry
Hardin
Union
Pope
Massac
Williamson
Ohio
Bond
Columbus
Whitlock
Toledo
Kentucky
Judge Hager
Louisville
Grinstead
Delaware
Gas Meters Opened in Delmore Flats Robbery
Earl Sloss, a Negro, identified by Mrs. Ralph Morton as the boy who pried gas meters at Delmore Flats 221 and 223 W Vermont St Saturday evening and fled after asking for Carter the colored janitor. Police continue to investigate the sum taken as Sloss’s case is continued for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Sloss
Ralph Morton
Delmore Flats
Vermont St
Sloss
Wilson
Golnisch
Allis Chalmers Files $150,000 Lien Against railroad
One of the largest mechanics liens filed in the recorder’s office arrives from Allis Chalmers claiming 150000 dollars from Indianapolis New Castle and Toledo Railway for work and materials on the roadbed between Indianapolis and New Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder
Allis Chalmers Company
Indianapolis
New Castle
Plans to Elevate Big Four Tracks at Kentucky
Public Works board approved plans to elevate the Big Four railroad tracks in Kentucky. The Valencia has completed its part of the work and the Big Four will begin soon.
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Big Four
Kentucky
Row of Public Works
Vadalia
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United States
Interurban Trainmen’s Organization
Rich Creek
Clerk OF Land Department
General Assembly
Library Commission
Vival Hymns
Fletcher Place
Meridian St. M. E
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Foley
Shmsen
Fusion
Cers
Gotham
the Sun
John J
Jeanette Logan
John R
Etta Ravenscroft
Michigan-st
Carl and
Sure Reeder
King-ave
Patrick H
Julia Broderick
William and Nettie Hacker
Cairost
Joseph and
Margaret Lawrie
Union-st
Charles and
Lucretia Coombs
Washington-st
Lena Frank
Dorman St
Herman and
Pear Fahrnon
W. East-st
Soloman
Tobie L. Shifrin
Bright-st
Christen Andrea
Parkway-ave
Robert
Ethel Clay
Thirteenth-st
Mittee
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