Wall-St. Stocks Open With Broad Declines In NY Market
United Press reports the New York stock market opening lower with Canadian Pacific, Unken, Southern Pacifics, HL & O, Smelting, Reading, and Pennsylvania slipping. A Bank of England rate hike spurred selling as London issues fell and US Steel and J. P. Morgan notes moved on weak money sentiment. Early trading showed irregularities but a generally subdued tone as prices edged down and then steadied.
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New York
Canadian Pacific
Unken
Southern Pacifics
HL & O
Reading
Pennsyylvania
Steel
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Bank of England
London
Atchison
United States
U. S. Steel Corporation
New York Proeace ry United Press markets report
New York November 7 United Press cites pork Mess at 16.50 for 1700 pounds lard Western steam spot at 8.50 to 8.60. Tallow prices listed city 6 cents country 6 56 to 6 64. Butter Creamery extra 24 24 4 cents state dairy rules. Eyes White fancy 43 48 cents. Western firsts 24 6 to 27 1 cents. Cheese Full cream 13 15 4 4 cents.
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New York
United Press
Western Steam
Chicago Market News Cattle Hogs And Sheep Prices
Chicago market reports show cattle receipts around 9 000 with steady values for prime beeves from 5 30 to 7 00 and common grades down to 1 50. hog receipts near 21 000 with prices from 4 40 to 5 40 for various grades. sheep and lambs receipts listed with native and western categories trading roughly 2 75 to 6 00 per head.
Cincinnati Live Stock Market Summary
Cincinnati live stock market report shows cattle receipts around 300 with steady prices, calves fetching 7.08 to 7.50, hog receipts about 5,050 with prices easing to 6.40 to 6.50 for good to choice, sheep receipts 300 steady with extras 4.65 to 4.75 and lambs 6.65 to 6.75.
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Cincinnati
United Prene
Navy
Indianapolis Produce Prices and Dated Dairy Listings
A condensed price list from Indianapolis shows BUTTER with Elgin prints at 32c and state cream at 31c, NY and Wisconsin cheeses around 17c to 17.4c, EGGS candled at 26c, and POULTRY prices for turkey 12c, live geese 5c, hens 8c, spring chickens 8c, and roosters 6c.
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Indianapolis
Elgin
New York
Wisconsin
Pittsburg Live Stock Prices and Receipts Report
Pittsburg Pa November 6 cattle receipts light steady with choice six to six thirty five prime five point six five to five nine zero sheep receipts light steady prime wethers five thirty seven to five thirteen six good mixed five to six twenty three lambs five to six hogs prime six twenty five heavy yorkers ten to twenty cents lower yorkers six zero to six twenty pigs five seventy five to five eighty five.
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Pittsburg
Chicago Produce Prices and Poultry Listings
Chicago market notes list egg prices at 26 cents extras and 22 cents for firings. Butter creameries show extra and firsts at 21 to 14 available. Cheese from Twins at 18 to 14 cents. Poultry includes turkeys 14 to 11 cents, chickens, ducks 10 cents, geese per dozen 48 to 50 cents.
City Record births deaths and marriages listed for day
The daily city record lists numerous births with assigns addresses and genders, followed by a deaths section noting names ages and causes such as cerebral apoplexy tubercular laryngitis chronic nephritis angina and catarrhal dysentery. Marriages between multiple couples are recorded, and building permits show various dwellings and values across streets including Station Parkway Washington Parker and Noble.
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Ophig Ashby
Holmes-ave
Margaret A. Jenkins
Adelle
Boyer
Fletcher-ave
Louisa Stewart
Il Fayette-st
Bernard Kaufman
Park-ave
William Hohlt
Parkway-ave
Jose Balz Company
Parkview
Winfred Glenn
Washington
Ye Courtney
W. Pear
Barnes
Parker-ave
Chicago Grain Markets React To Russian Telegram
A Russian telegram reports 26 below zero and possible early navigation freeze disrupting trade. Winter crops are said lost and prices swing after the news. December wheat at 1.92 to 1.66, corn around 0.67 to 0.60, oats near 0.48 to 0.50, with pork and lard values listed.
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Chicago
Russia
Market prices for feed and straw and hay
The listing shows wagon market items with corn, sheaf cats and shelled cats priced from 12 to 15 dollars, straw at 6 to 7.50, and hay options Clover 13 to 15.50, mixed 14 to 15, timothy 15 to 15.50 per unit.
Livestock Receipts Mix as Slump Hits Hog Prices
Indianapolis livestock market opens with hog prices down about 2 cents, highs around 6.50. Cattle, sheep and lambs show strength with varied bid ranges across steers, cows, bulls and calves, including bulk sales near 5.0 to 6.5 per 100 pounds in this November report.
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Indianapolis
City Grain Market Report and Weekly Inspections
Wheat prices steady to firm with No 2 red at ic and No 3 red at 87c per track. November 91c December 91c January die wagon 92c. Hay mostly steady with timothy around 15.70 for choice and 14.00 to 14.50 for No 1 and clover 14.50. Straw values listed. oats straw 6. Hay inspections show mixed car counts across wheat corn and oats with totals cited.
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Timothy
Veliow
Hay—L
Prairie
Pittsburg Live Stock Prices From Veiled Press
Pittsburg Pa November 7 Cattle supply steady weights and prices listed prime and good values. Sheep demand slow with ranges for prime weth ers good mixed and lambs. Hogs receipts light with prime heavy and medium categories priced from 3 70 to 7 00 for various sizes and work types.
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Pittsburg
Vailed Press
Wight
St Louis Live Stock Market Report by UPI
St Louis Mo November 7 cattle receipts 0 000 strong beef steers 37 00 stockers and feeders 204 50 cows and heifers 25 50 55 Texas steers 25 00 cows and heifers 16 3 65 hogs receipts 6 500 16 20 lower pigs and lights 450 75 35 packers 85 25 butchers and best heavy 52 06 45 sheep receipts 1 200 steady natives 3 25 3 35 lambs 4 00 6 60
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ST. Louis
Texas
Powers says Willson powerless to aid his trial
Caleb Powers in his cell says Gov-elect Willson cannot help his fate in the fourth trial for complicity in Gov. Goebel’s assassination. He asserts the judge was appointed by Gov. Beckham and Willson’s election does not alter the case. Powers maintains innocence and says witnesses will prove it.
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Georgetown. Ky
Caleb Powers
William Goebel
Willson
Powers
Beckham
Erect Willson
Indiana Railroad Inspectors Probing Interurban Collision
The Indiana Railroad Commission dispatched Inspectors Alexander Shane and David E. Matthews to investigate the wreck involving a 4 elty car and a Ben Hur interurban car near Bankave, seeking cause and safety factors.
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The
Indiana Railroad Commission
Alexander Shane
David E. Matthews
Holding Up Prices In Chicago Meats And Groceries
Chicago and surrounding cities see prices held high despite weak demand as packing houses and retail associations push up rates. Retailers and grocers admit reductions come only with inferior meats while wholesale price lists show rising costs across meat and groceries.
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United Press
Chicago
May lower record by United States liner Lusitania
Wireless messages report the Lusitania breaking the Queenstown to New York record by about two and a half hours. Passengers celebrate with games aboard as engineers seek rewards if the ship reaches Sandy Hook before Thursday night. Weather forecasts add uncertainty for officials in New York.
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United Press
New York
Hner Lusitania
Queenstown
Patrick Campbell
Sandy Hook
Washington
Death probe delays Billex murder case ruling
Chicago authorities report William Nieman died of natural causes aggravated by heavy drinking. Coroner Hoffmann says no poison trace found. Billex lawyers win a writ of superseders delaying execution at least sixty days as appeal issues proceed. The Nieman death does not alter the Billex case outcome.
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The
Sun
Chicago
William Nieman
Herman
Billek
Mary Vizal
H. G. W. Reinhardt
Harold N. Moyer
Nieman
Hoffman
Francis E. Hinckley
David D. Stansbury
Justice Carter
Illinois Supreme Court
Eiliek
East Buffalo Live Stock Prices Report
East Buffalo N Y November 7 cattle receipts 200 quiet venls 375 to 925 sheep receipts 10000 slow lambs 50 lower sheep steady lambs 5.00 to 7.10 yearlings 5.50 to 6.00 wethers 5.50 to 6.75 ewes 5.0 to 6.50 mixed sheep 2.75 to 5.60 hogs receipts 5610 0 to 0 lower Yorkers 5.60 to 6.90 pigs 5.50 mixed and heavier 4.86 to 6.40 roughs 4.26 to 6.40
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East Buffalo
N. Y
Wreck leaves passengers stunned near Muncie curve
A traction car bound from Muncie to Indianapolis derailed near a sharp curve after the brakes failed. Passengers describe a rapid descent into the air as the car overturned. Motorman Willard Elder and conductor Charles Knott escaped through a window with minor injuries, while others were treated at nearby hospitals. Ambulances and police aided rescue efforts as investigators gathered from Supt. McMahan and witnesses.
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Charles Knott
Muncie
Willard Elder
Pearson Mendenhall
Elder
Knott
McMahan
Supt
MceMahon
Santa Fe Railroad Fined 380000 for Rebating in Court
The Santa Fe railroad was today fined 380000 in federal court on a charge of rebating.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Cal
Santa Fe Railroad
Roosevelt to Seek Abolition of Wood Pulp Duty
President Roosevelt plans to recommend ending the duty on wood pulp and pulp wood to protect forests. He made the decision after a White House conference with a committee from the American Publishers Association who criticized the so called paper trust. He will ask Assistant Attorney General Purdy to report on pursuing criminal action against paper trust officials if warranted.
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United Press
Washington, Navy
Roosevelt
American Publshers’ Association
White House
Trust
Purdy
Paper Trust
Polk estate worth 4 million left to Polk family
In Des Moines Iowa on November 7 an estate valued at about 4 million dollars was distributed among J S Polk widow and four children Mrs Julia Polk Mrs George B Hippee Mrs A G Marsh Harry H Polk and John S Polk The will keeps Polk controlling interests in Des Moines City railway inter urban railway Red Rock Coal Mining and Union Improvement companies intact.
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Des Moines
J. S. Polk
Julia Polk
George B. Hippee
A. G. Marsh
Harry H. Polk
John S. Polk
Polk
Des Moines City Railway
The
Interurban Railway
Red Rock Coal Mining Company
Union Improvement Company
Pastor Luke Denison Freed From Temporary Injunction
Special to The Sun. Waterloo Ia Nov 7 Judge Ransjer dissolved the temporary injunction against Rev Luke Denison pastor of St Patrick s church Cedar Falls holding the state constitution allows free speech and writing while he was restrained from circulating a financial report listing parishioners in arrears with payments The decision rests on abuse of right as a defense to the injunction and confirms his right to publish his sentiments on the matter
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Sun
Waterloo
Rans- Jer
Luke Denison
S J. Patrick’s Church
Cedar Falls
Judge releases Hunyaks amid crowded quarters case
Twenty one Hunyaks arrested by city health officers Tuesday night for violating health ordinances were released by Police Judge Thomas C. Wharton Thursday. The case centers on vague city ordinance provisions and Sanitarian Dr. Eugene Buehler urges appeal to a higher court to curb epidemic risk in crowded quarters.
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Junyaks
Thomas C. Wharton
Eugene Buehler
Homer Davenport Ill in Cleveland During Campaign
Homer Davenport the cartoonist in Cleveland under Johnson Burton campaign treatment for desert fever contracted in Arabia. Physicians say he will be moved to New Jersey when able to travel.
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Cleveland
Homer Davenport
Arabia
Revival Meetings Sweep Forward Amid Strong Interest
Revival efforts gain momentum as Meridian Street M E Church reports over 100 altar calls and record attendance. Pastors Hannan Smith Henderson Bovard lead sermons with calls to witness and prayer across Fletcher Place Irvington Roberts Park and other sites as vendors and plants host midday services and a packed program of altar calls.
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Meridian St. M. E
Irvington Church
W. S. Bovard
Chattanooga
Tenn
L. Walker
W. G. Clinton
Theodore S. Henderson
New York
Roberts Park Church
T. B. Laycock Manufacturing
Hugh E. Smith
Fletcherplace
W. H. Morgan
Enave
Merchan St
E. S. Bovard
Irvington
Brown-Ketcham Iron Works
Henderson
Evert Chain Works
Hannan
Malleable Iron Works
Morgan
Smith
Union Stockyards
Blackfordst
Patterson
Fletcher-place
Morris-st
Bovard
Trinity M. E
W. Washington-st
Edwin
Blaineave
Clinton
Stolen railroad bonds reported in daylight theft
The theft of 14000 dollars worth of railroad bonds was announced at Wasserman Bros. in New York. The securities included eight Erie first consolidated generation fours due 1996 and six Oregon Short Line Railroad refunding fours due 1929. Details were not disclosed beyond the daylight theft from a firm customer's custody.
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the Sun
New York
Wasserman Bros
Erie First Consolidated Generation
Oregon’ Short Line Railroad Company
Fire at Kane County almshouse endangers 40 patients
Police and Kane County officials hunt for Mrs. Mary Carney of Elgin an insane patient at Kane County hospital Batavia who fired the almshouse in a threat to get even with authorities and fled Geneva and Batavia firemen helped confine the blaze to the starting building endangering 40 inmates
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Chicago
Mary Carney
Elgin
Kane County Hospital
Batavia
Almshouse
Geneva
Attacked by Mad Bulls in Mississippi River Island
George H. Duffield a government surveyor was attacked by a herd of mad bulls on an island in the Mississippi River. He killed one with an axe then was gored and tossed 20 feet. He climbed a tree and was rescued after three hours. He will recover.
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Mozier’s Landing
George H. Duffield
Mississippi River
Striking Keymen To Be Taken Back Across Country
United Press reports that Chicago union votes to end the strike 231 to 58. Local unions nationwide will decide tomorrow on officially declaring the strike off. Western Union and Postal officials promise courteous reemployment based on merit. 15,090 striking operators nationwide, 2,000 in Chicago, with 7,000 positions to fill and $7.25 million in wage losses.
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United Press
Chicago
Chicago Union
National Executive Board
Western Union and Postal Companies
America
Clowry Denies Telegraphers Union Truce Claim
Robert Clowry president of the Western Union Telegraph company said no truce or agreement with the telegraphers union exists. Returning strikers will be re employed only on individual applications and only a small percentage can be offered work.
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New York
Robert Clowry
Western Union Telegraph Company
Telegraphers’ Union
Telegraph Company
Indianapolis Telegraphers End Strike Return to Work
The Indianapolis local union of commercial telegraphers, on strike since mid August, voted unanimously Thursday to end the strike and resume work with Western Union and Postal Telegraph as soon as they hear from the national executive board. The resolution originated from Chicago and was signed by National President W. W. Beatty and National Secretary Wesley Russell. New local officers were elected: President C. J. Seefred, Vice President Charles F. Newsom, Secretary Treasurer J. W. Middleton, with James E. Barry Earl Brown A. G. Hamilton F. W. Kellogg and F. Jessee on the executive board.
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Western Union
Postal Companies
New York
C. J. Seefred
Charles F. Newsom
J. W. Middleton
James E. Barry
Earl Brown
A. G. Hamilton
F. W. Kellogg
F. Jessee
Dutch official party drowned in canal accident
Minister of State Jonkheer Van Panhuys his brother Mayor Leek and their wives were drowned last night when their carriage fell into a canal at Hoogkerk in dense fog during a drive.
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Leek
United Press
Amsterdam
Jonkheer van Panhuys
Hoogkerk
Plan Farmers Institute At Indiana Statehouse Event
The Marion County Agricultural Institute holds its annual convene tion in Room 12 at the statehouse November 21 and 22 with speakers and premiums. A 16 to 20 year old exhibitor of ten ears of corn earns expenses to Purdue Corn School for one week. other premiums include a Farmers Encyclopedia and a bread loaf prize. The arrangements committee lists G. P. Newson as chairman and members Mrs. A. N. Miller Mrs. H. J. Hale F. W. Wiese J. R. Carr and J. J. Willingstly.
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Marion County Agricultural, Horticultural and Farmers’ Institute Association
Statehouse
Marion County
Purdue Corn School
Farmers’ Encyclopedia of Agriculture
G. P. Newson
A. N. Miller
H. J. Hale
F. W. Wiese
J. R. Carr
J. J. W. Billingstly
Murder at boarding house shocks Philadelphia scene
Philadelphia on November 7 reports Detsch a traveling salesman shot five bullets through a bedroom door, killing Henry Ferree a boarder. He said he fired after hearing a noise, thinking a burglar was outside. His wife confessed to an affair with Ferree and that Detsch had discovered it.
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Mr. Mendenhall
Baltimore Ave
A. E. Harper
Grand Rapids, Mich
Lindianapolis
Harper
Pasenger
Indianapolis
James P. Anderson
Philip Weimar
Benjamin Harrison
F. O. Dorsey
St. Vincent's Hospital
Philadelphia
Detsch
Henry Ferree
Ferree
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