Wall Street Stocks Mixed as Market Fluctuates
Wall Street opened lower with declines in Pennsylvania and Canadian Pacific shares while Northern Pacific led an intraday upswing. After a brief rally the market softened again with several issues slipping. government bonds remained steady amid overall volatility. Cincinnati and Chicago live stock markets reported mixed cattle and hog receipts. New York and Indianapolis produce markets showed varied prices across staples.
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Scripps-Mega
York
Pennsylvania
Reading
Medison
St. Paul
North
Partie
Jake
Patifle
Northern Pacific
Live Stock Prices Mixed as Markets Slightly Rise in Indiana
Receipts show hogs at 4 501 head with light demand but prices up to 3 cents. Cattle and sheep trades steady to easy with prime stock in demand. calves and bulls vary, while miscellaneous markets in East Buffalo and Santee list shoppers, prices and items such as hay, grains, and produce for the day.
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O. Naov
Strang
Chicago
po _eelppe-Afeliae Frevs Association
Steaay
Indianapolis
Enitia
Wade Wade
Ambranges
oGs
Bacon
Orimary
Nate
Lehates Terra
Choice Stern
East Buffalo
N.V
Nev
Side Fisher
Grain market report confusing spelling and prices
Chicago grain shows scattered quotes for November December and May offerings. Prices for wheat corn and oats appear irregular with mentions of pork and soy futures, incomplete figures, and unclear contract months reflecting a turbulent early trading session.
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Irene Anse
Chicago
iSpirThine
Shyriby
Fred Winter
Market Report Shows Mixed Trading Across Securities
Local securities markets show American Central Life advancing with gains on calls and hoped for higher prices. Union fraction holdings steady around 657 bid, with brokers hinting at a possible upward turn for rails and other issues amid broad activity in Indianapolis and related financial firms.
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Tereste
Hones
FOLLOWED STRANGE GODS: Scripps-MrRwe Report From Chicago
A garbled telegraphic despatch from Chicago cites Treasury Secretary Lyalie M Shaw criticizing party leaders and predicting mixed results for Republican strategies. The stressed tone hints at internal divisions and voter skepticism ahead of upcoming statewide and national considerations. The secretary plans travel to Washington tomorrow as discussions continue.
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Scripps-MrRwe Press Association
Chicago
Kev
Elverton
Lyalie M. Shaw
Secretary of Treasury
New York
Washys
Aly
Next Congress Composition Reported for Dorione-Meline
Early returns from the Nov 7 election indicate the sixtieth Congress will include 32 Tapwhileans and 154 Democrats. The incomplete data from congressional districts points to a mixed balance of party representation.
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dorione-Meline Prese Association
Wasillsaton
Stamps Issued by Aguinaldo Scarce and Destruction Details
Special to The Sum reports Aguinaldo era Philippine stamps, many destroyed by American forces for bearing forbidden native symbols. The article notes series origins, key designs, and varieties, with scarce registered and telegraphic values, and mentions collectors’ difficulty in finding authentic pieces amid wartime disruption.
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Washington
Ghattan
Aguinaldo
Mune 1
Mvs
Miliary Information Division
Ptalitia
Dermet
United States
Palmer Wins Wisconsin Assembly Seat in Racial Milestone
In Milwaukee on November 7 a surprising result in the state election marked the victory of Siefan Palmer, a colored candidate, over Thomas Ramary for the assembly seat in Milwaukee’s wealthiest district. Palmer’s win signals a notable racial breakthrough as he becomes the first Black representative in the state legislature, shaping public policy discussions and signaling shifts in Wisconsin politics.
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Milwaukee
Siefan Palmer
Thomas Ramary
Palmer
Wisconsin
Wadsworth Denied Victory in Nationality Senate Clash
Wadsworth of Genesen loses to Barter amid nationltyral catarantes l, as Roosevelt faces opposition to feared inspection. In Oklahoma City, Democrats lead Republicans 3 to 2 with 20 states still reporting. expected statewide majority in the Democratic plan for midline cand nets.
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Wadsworth
Rochester
N.Y
Damen
Wadaworth
Genesen
Ana
Roosevelt
Congress
perinna-Mechinereal Association
Oklahama City
Okla
Alaska's First Delegates to Congress
The article describes Alaska appointing its first delegates to Congress, detailing their roles and the new territorial government structure. It notes the selection process, the delegates’ duties in lawmaking, and their expected impact on the forthcoming legislative body.
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Alisita
Firkt
Xeseiun
Krank Ny Watkey
Uncle Dam
Coxgreas
Prosecution to follow in St Louis obstruction case
A government note from Washington states the department of justice directed the St Louis district to begin asset seizure or embezzlement proceedings in connection with a shortfall at the Federal subtreasury. The names of those involved were not disclosed in the announcement.
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Sean Ree
Washington
Louis
Sk. Ehortage
St. Louin
Texas Held Her Own Election Report Voice
The report notes Texas election events passed quietly with a Democratic majority estimated. A Democratic congressional delegation appears chosen, reflecting the political outcome across the state.
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Texas
Scrippse Weline Brean Fort
Almt
Wim
Contested Senate Race Highlights National Returns
Incomplete returns from several states cloud the outcome of Senate contests. Reports from Washington Nevada Kentucky Nebraska and New York note pending counts and potential runoffs. A Kentucky investigation is underway following a fatal electrical incident in Albany.
Meats and Lard Corrected By Kurgan And Cod Sugar Cure
Fragmented retail list shows corrected meat products including bacon sausage shoulders veal mutton and pork items with prices and multiple misspellings. The ad mentions rooms for rent with a three day free trial and no change demanded in the Sun insert.
Hughes Receives City Honors Amid Naval Event
A morning ceremony saw Navy sailors and Roosevelt era officials congratulating Gav Hughes on a notable achievement. High ranking officers wired hearty congratulations to Hughes, recognized for exemplary service and leadership during a recent operation.
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Roosevelt
Gav
Sled Hughes
Child Wonder at Bicycle Riding
Special to The Sun Evansville Indiana November 7 a remarkable child Hub Joby Yeighreeneth ages four years and seven months learned to ride a bicycle with a home built 4 64 pound frame. He rode around a three foot diameter circle without a fall and with smooth progress from the wheel hatch made by his father.
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Evansville
Ind
Joby
Tne
Bicyrie
Ronryscheth
Steamer Marie Beached To Save Passengers From Sinking
New York Nov 7 A collision aboard the steamship Maine near the harbor caused panic among seven passengers. The captain calmly maneuvered the vessel to safety on mud flats, and passengers were rescued by lifeboats at Recreation Pier.
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Maine
Teamtesengers
Recreation Pier
Roosevelt dismisses entire battalion over Brownsville riot
President Roosevelt ordered the dismissal of every man in Companies RC and D of the Twenty-Fifth United States Infantry, colored, after a Brownsville Texas incident where drunken soldiers fled into citizens’ homes, killing one man and wounding another. An investigation may bring court martial for Col We by Pieter of the Twenty-Smy eoth Infantry. Brig. Gen Garlington recommended removing all battalion members.
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Roosevelt
United States Infantry
Pieter
Twenty-smyeoth Infantry
Brownsville
Texan
L. H. Garlington
Nemy
Harahan Elected President of Contac Rail Stakeholders
In New York on November 7 J T Harahan was chosen president by the directors of the Contacl railr company, ousting Stuyvesant Vixiray. The victory marks a win for Harr ian interests and signals several changes in railroad affairs.
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New York
J. T. Harahan
Dls Contacl
Cormpins
Stuyvesant Vixiray
Che Wecion
Unrahan Wa
Ir da Can
Prisoner Escapes Train Near Bherbyville in Rain
The detective for the Queen & Crescent railroad reported that Myin Dupree, a prisoner, jumped from a moving train near Bherbyville on Wednesday morning. Merrew arrived in In Whawnpolis to aid the case, describing Dar Ines. Durhreewan is wanted in Somerset, Kentucky on a serious charge and was being sought there. Mewan was released recently from prison in Kansas City, and officers had gone there to arrest him.
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Murram
Queen & Cresent Railroad
Bherbyville
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Dar Ines
Durhreewan
Somerset
Mewan
Iran
Kanyan City
Bim
Jamestown Exposition to Feature Regional Displays
Jamestown exposition plans include New England manufacturers and Northwest mine operators showcasing diverse products. The event aims to boost fabrication and domestic trade with shoe industry displays from Massachusetts and a Northwest exhibit, linking regional industry to civic pride and national celebration in Virginia.
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New England
Public Works notices detail street improvements in Indianapolis
The Board of Public Works of Indianapolis Indiana issues multiple notices on October and November dates detailing assessment rolls for public improvements. Projects include WALCOTT STREET SOUTHEASTERN AVENUE HOUSTON STREET DELAWARE STREET COLTON STREET MAIN STREET and PRATT STREET among others with grading paving and curb work. The notices invite property owners to inspect the assessment rolls and to file remonstrances by set deadlines.
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Preston Ctrosler
Fred J. Mack Beard
Court Huss
Indianapolis
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Indianyapolis
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Rose
Senate Avenue
Joseph T
Preston
Monza
Department OF Public Worknd
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Enid
Fabllu Works
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Fred S Wacken
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