Wall Street Slips Amid Broad Market Weakness
New York stocks opened weak with prices down across many names led by Reading and Amalgamated. Grain and livestock markets in Chicago and St Louis show mixed activity as bonds hold steady while money rates rise after a late-morning rally fades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pullican Company
Reading
St. Paul
Amalgamated
V. KT
U. F
Markec
A.W. Thomson
Missouri Pacific
No. VC
Pennsylvania
Philn
Readin
Union Pacife
Brooklyn
Live Stock Prices and Markets in Indianapolis Trade
Indianapolis market report notes improved hog prices and a strong demand, with hogs averaging about six cents higher than yesterday and top at 4.45. Cattle steady with a notable sale of Shorthorn steers at peak prices, sheep and light lots unchanged, and overall market conditions favorable to holders of choice stock amid a larger hog run and steady butter and dairy quotes.
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Indianapolis
Fife Close
Charles Stewart
Knighte Fawn
South African elopement case sparks arrest in Dallas
From Johannesburg to Pittsburg and Dallas a tangled tale unfolds as Isny Simpson, a Johannesburg manufacturer, pursues Bernard Levison over alleged theft of $6009 from a woman he lured away. The enraged husband confronts Levison in Alderman Grotezinger's office, fearing unwritten law.
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Pittsburg
Mann Arleger
Isny Simpson
Prosperius
Johannesburg
South Africa
Turtle Creek
Bernard Levison
Levi
Weir
Chicago grain and hog products move in mixed trading
Chicago grain markets showed declines in December and May wheat futures while prices for hog products edged up. Local receipts listed wheat and corn, with December wheat closing lower and various No. 2 and No. 4 yellow corns noted. Oats and vessel data appeared mixed, with activity in futures for December plus adjustments for pork products and lard.
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Vents Athe
Ile
Pew
Azye
Tatal
LE Pratele
Zesry
Scrippas MeRne Pesin Auadcington
Chicago
UYMU
Cy Way
Tie
Market steady as stocks hold near week’s levels
Traders report little change on the morning ticker with Union Traction common trading near recent bids and offers. Indiana Hotel listing shows a first bid around 45, while other fractional shares mirror the week’s pattern as investors wait for direction.
Youth in Church to Hold Meeting in Greenfield
The sixteenth annual Christian Endeavor Union convention will meet in Greenfield Indiana with sessions starting Saturday. Greenfield will host opening ceremonies and the convention centers on Not by might nor by power but by my Spirit. Leaders include Miss Lanham Mrs Gadd Rev Blair and Miss Thormyer, with two days of programs, discussions, devotional hours, and missionary study as Indiana Christian Endeavor Union members participate from Hancock Hendricks Marion Morgan and Shelby counties.
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Christan Endeavor Union
Greenfeld
Ind
Hancock
Hendricks
Dokneon
Marion
Morgan and
Shelby
Graenheld
Gaith
Moses
L'Reisting
Mize Foivenue
EB Lanham
Secrutary Dndiajia Viniatian Eindeavor
Anton Wil-Devoutinal
Rel
Blair
Greifeld
Stuly
Tev
Sel
Indianapolis
Lanham
Agnes Thormyer
Kodanap
Hutity Cehimbus
Oblo Christian Endeavor Union
Hubbell
Stophes
Greekheld
Hattock Couney- Au—Luevatiomul
Buntoy J. Vap
Thenfield
Tili
Hanies
Huntwit
Calumius
Lola
Aubrey Stobh
Greenfield
Kev GM
Cans Heuoond
Ludlina Cristian Badever
Hey
Stephen J. Corey
Cincinnati
Foreign Christian Missionary Society
Raby Hanks
Hattie Rigdon
Lineberry
Green
Indiana Christian Ladeaver Union
Bibiconling
W. A. Finney
Marion County
Buronynal
Wo. Mayer
Indi J Anxpolis
Indianapolis Tetryy
Christian Zadeaver Union
Rojo
Mrs Buskirk Dead in Indianapolis Home
Cora M. Buskirk wife of Judge Thomas L. Bunnitt of Paull died Friday at her Piatti home after a lone nose incident. The telegram from Tulge Burkirle to brother Gourre Buskirk notes her death. William a. Ruakink, proctor, Tall is named in a probate department note from Union Trust in Indianapolis.
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Cora M. Buskirk
Thomas
Tall
M. Ruskin
Snaiaaayr Dig
Mis City
Ruakink
Tulge Burkirle
Gourre
Ushirk
The
Union Trust Company
Uw Indianapolis
Garments Made by Needlework Guild Exhibit
The Indianapolis branch of the Needlework Guild of America displayed about 2600 garments in the Starr Pliann room on Pennsylvania Avenue. Items included clothing for men, women, boys, girls, and babies, donated to city charitable institutions based on their requests. The guild, organized in May, has a growing membership and aims to donate two garments per member this year, with gains over last year. Officers were re-elected at a business meeting reflecting strong local leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Needlework Guild of America
Iieh
Starr Piann Votpany
Shurs Kay
Mounvary
John B. Blam
BM Parkeane
Twesident
Mire
W. A Bell
Wil Braeways
City Hall Man Killed in Philadelphia Shooting
Pred K Hornberger confronted water department official Pred Frederik Schaufhauser in the City Hall office, fired through a door, wounding Schaufhauser in the neck. He fired four more shots before being subdued. Schaufhauser is hospitalized and Hornberger is in custody.
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Scrippe-MeHae Preen
Philadelphia
Preder— Lek Schaufhauser
Water Department
Pred K. Hornberger
Schaufhauser
Amt
Hornberger
Ter Department
John W. Hi
Filtration Bureau
Counting error may alter county race results
Robert Bisson, defeated Republican candidate for county auditor, alleges an election counting mistake that could swap Alvert Sahm’s plurality from 505 to 440. He cites the Sixth ward second precinct showing mis tallies and questions whether officials will review the figures, arguing the error may not reflect dishonest intent.
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Robert Bisson
Auld
Vilday
Election Commission
Alvert Sahm
Pembers
Bryson
Commieson
Quill
Robison
Mm. Wallace
Clay
Petersburf
Womack
Reverta
Erseen
MA Bryaun
Farmer Hendricks Defeats Tarant Town Marshal in Phone Trial
Special to The Sun from Chippewa Falls reports John Hendricks, a wealthy farmer, faced the Tarant town marshal in a telephone trial after the marshal filed a warrant with a justice of the peace. Hendricks, unavailable, allowed the trial by phone, was found guilty and fined five dollars. He sent the fine via rural mail carrier.
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Chippewa Falls
John Hendricks
Tarrant
Justice of the Peace
Hendricks
Thal
Widow of Novelist Stockton Stricken by Paralysis
Washington dispatch reports Mrs. Frank Stockton widow of the novelist was stricken with paralysis and confined to her bed but is conscious. The message notes her expected recovery remains uncertain as she adjusts to the stroke and its impact on mobility.
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Theum
Washington
Koy
Frank Te. Stockton
Stockton
Canselous
Incorporations Filed At Secretary of State Office
Articles of incorporation listed for The Welsh Governor Company of La Paris with capital stock of 40000 dollars and directors Charles N Walsh William N Rumely and Alaya J Romery. The Ketkane Packing Company of Fort Wayne with capital stock 16000 dollars and directors John Kiekaut Frank Zi Kiekaut and others.
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Secretary of
Welsh Governor Company
la Paris
Capital Stock
Charlies N. Walsh
William N. Rumely
Alayava J. Romery
Ketkane Packing Company
Fort ‘Warne
Pare John Kiekaut
Frank Zi Kiekaut
Two Men Sought After Walker Robbery Case
Lincoln police hunt two likely Black men for robbing J. I. Walker of Harrisonville Missouri. Wallet opened and $2,300 plus $44,209 taken during Walker’s return home from a band buying tour in the West.
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Service-Velor Press
Lincoln
Nets
H. Walker
Harrisonville
Wallaer
Walker
West
Cummins Wins Iowa Reelection By Narrow Plurality
In Des Moines Iowa Cummins is reported reelected by a small plurality over Porter. The final vote total remains unclear due to garbled OCR text but indicates Cummins ahead and Porter trailing.
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Des Moines
Cummins
Porter
Cumming
Ange
Ohio teachers visit Indianapolis to inspect city schools
A convention of Ohio teachers in Indianapolis tours the city to study its model public schools and industrial training. The trip follows a four year precedent set by William McClain, aiming to gauge efficiency and inspire Buckeye educators. Admission is 25 cents for the Friday night session, with Saturday lectures to follow.
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Ohio
Tomilingen Hall
Buckeye
Inedianapoli
Indianapolis
Thas
Indiana
RycAle
School Board of Columbus
OW. Sith
Thampan
Leveilne
Indianapolie
Wiliam McClain
London
McCiain
India
Temiason Hall
Caleb Mills
Central Ohio School Teachers
Sanuday
Caleb Milhall
Immense profits of a car company
Scripps Metar Prean Association reports Chicago on November 1 that Pullman Car Company plans leadership shifts with Jonn Kunneis named head and Hebert Lincoln retiring. Directors in New York approved a 20 percent dividend, stock distribution of 510% and capital stock increases amid extensive restructuring and investments in steel plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-Metar Prean Association
Chicago
Jonn
Kunneis
Pullman Car Company
Hebert ‘R. Lincoln
Preguteur
Ihly Aetton Wis
Coun
St Vadeus of Directors
New York
Yesterays
Ane Rte Walders
Nis
Tng
Tehwad
S4kom
Wagner
Girl Became Crazy At Dayton Asylum Fate Sealed
Mary Wolfe of Piqua formerly a reader at a socket, was brought to the Dayton asylum yesterday after her mother died and she faced starvation. Through alleged scheming, she lost her fortune. The probate court of Miami County sent the girl to the asylum following a welfare hearing.
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Sertepe Welter Preas Association
Dayton
Socket
Mary B. Wollfe
Wmnaane Opeylum
Blige Wolfe
Indianspolin
Miami County
City Record for a Day Births and Deaths List
Birth notices record numerous names and addresses with births including a girl Guida Hobbin s and boys at various streets. Death notices list individuals with ages and locations in hospitals and residences, including Marie Naa Rumi, Mary F Ball, and Anna Behwab, among others, reflecting a municipal register. Marriage notices cite several couples and builders file permits, while building activity mentions permits and repairs across multiple streets.
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Martie Naa Rumi
E. Moppis- Hronie
Evita
Anna Behwab
Dearhrest
Mary EF. Ball
Hamilton
Indy
Unwritten Law Motive Cited in Aldrich Killing
Baton Rouge La Nov 21 motive for the killing of De Fy H Aldrich by Congressman elect George K Favrot is said to be southern regard for the unwritten law The article notes Aldrich had reportedly told Favrot that he had made improper remarks about Favrots wife Favrot refused to add to his statement saying he had good reasons for his actions
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Baton Rouge
Gene
Louisiana
de Fy H. Aldrich
George K
Increased Wages For The Workers Across The Nation
The article notes wage hikes amid rising living costs and corporate prosperity. It cites Pennsylvania and multiple rail and industrial firms planning or moving to raise pay, including Amalgamated Copper and United States Steel. It mentions Dun's finding living costs at two-year highs and suggests management seeks worker participation in prosperity to curb anti-corporation sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dun
Wea Dyolant Ost
Hinshaw Confessed and Faults in Wife Case Unfold
The trial reveals Hinshaw confessing to wronging Mrs. Freeman and involving her in a scheme with brothers in law. Mrs. Freeman, once convinced of betrayal, describes a forbidden affair with Hinshaw from Lynn and in Wabash, while her husband George Freeman endures distress at the hotel and in court. Witnesses include Shaw and Carter, with Gov. Durbin noting parole implications and mounting evidence of deceit.
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Hugh
Rat
Hinshaw
Varna
Nee
Silley
Hiihaw
Freeman
Mn Woking
Waggustio
Jonn
Duncan
Gov
Hanly
John W. T. Milner
Waa
Freep
Charles 4. Miller Grist
Reeman
George Shaw
Frank Shaw
Charles Shaw
Averymen
Shirley
Cook
Inir- Tey
Mivshaw
Little Boy
Clifford Hunt
Aw Hare
Elaworth Hinehaw
Saan
Yim C. T. Carter
Lynn
Bromer-Me
Ma Corer
George Freeman
Hinshan
Wabash County
Ani
Minieters
Mae
Jerhor
Marvelock
John
A. Milner
George Frevnph
Teeman
Hieithaw
George Heres Jaan
Long
Ngeorer
Ereoman
Nan
Sven Chougr
Wabash
Jonos
Doubs
City Public Works Advertises Assessments for Olive and Sco iot Streets
Notice from the Board of Public Works of Indianapolis announces approved assessment rolls for street improvements. Olive Street from Prospect to Lexington Avenue will gain cement sidewalks, curbs, and related work. Scioto Street from the army property line at St Clair to Pratt Street, brick roadway with gravel foundation and wing interchanges. Public remonstrances date set as November 16 1906. roll lists owners and property descriptions to be assessed.
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Public Works
Board
M No. & Court House
Indianapolis
Ind
Board of Pubic Works
City of
Studey
Olive Street
Prorpect
Ganth
Lexington Avene
I Scioto Street
Army
ST. Clair Street
ST. Joseph Street
Crete
Pratt’ Street
Ublic Works
Court House
Apolis
Hod
HGS
Fini Public Works
Tad Apelia Lndiana
Elecing Uresolution
Pratt Street
Park Avenue
Simland Avenue
College Avenue
Intersriing
Board of Public Works
Raid City
Joseph T. Elliott
PRESTON_ TRUSLER
Fred J. Mack
Department OF Public Worker
Olive
Satine
Indianapal
Indiana
Hesther
Merrill Street
Senate Avenure
Coat Carbine
Nose Street
Senate Avenues
First Alley
Ecksr' Street
Wald
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Sertie Coeager
Western Steam
Serippa-Metine Mrenan Sagoeiation
Pas
Scrippas McRae
Chicagog
Louis
Scripps-McRae Presa Association
Texas
Bel Heavy
Aleady
riguntieHiar Frees Associatios
Cripta
X- Cincinnati
Choice
Fc Lower
East Buffalo
Ps-Michac Freee
Buffalo
Tirm
Wether
Poultey
Hena
Roosters
Acc
Duckn
Aiate Creamery
Elgin
Ferpon-MeHne Press Association
Buttur—ristrt
Rusband
Isaac Simpson
Chicago Grain
Local Securities
Christian Endeavor Union
Houe
EH. Milford
W. A. Fineney
Aileen Gibbe
Trollanapolis
Morshan
A. A. Clark
Marghamite
Rollyn Barnes
Rhethyville
Gheenfield
Iai
Grace Wendall
Mra
Mabel Coppock
Stella Wong
Larthur Wenckl
Emmy Steephens
Diss Hortense Luzader
Hawktie
Bridgeport
Chalumat
Conevention Business Committee
Bertha
Reckner
Buskirk
Paoli, Ind
City Hall
Robert Bryson
Sahm
Jerippe-Mestae Aanecintingy
Denver, Col
N d—George W. Roberts
Mylit At
Waah
Maedata
Claypom
Pullman Concern
Howarl Ang
Birr
Itea
Parpatha Sahay
Charles Aml Anne Goins
Warman-ave
Bos
John W
Armerchis
Sia
Jeane ‘Tracy
Florenes- Ste Rifk
Raton Dames
Muaiviciim-st
Vitehiasia of
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Bean Livy
Sh Cig Hospital
Hisies
Zaxlesfelt Company
Alvord-sts
HM Piel Bréx
Grover-ar
Ural Prospect St
Annie Doyel
Bart
Delaware
Fred Clay
Kooneven
Cooper
James Kemp
H.wade
Easterneave
Sarah A. Ransdell
Archibald & Cleaver
Lomard Mulbaing
Standard Gi Company
Laker
Hane
Atontana Mal
Amalgamated Copper Company
Hawkheads
United States Ser Corporation
Iso
Philadelphia & Reading
New York Central
Lackawanna
Amother
National Restaurant
Patale
Huntington & Page
Keeosmen
Delaware Street
Oble Street
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