Wall Street Stocks See Mixed Opening After Policy Talk
Wall Street opened weak with declines across many issues while Meahan Central rose. Losses appeared in St Paul, Be & O, BP, and Amalgamated Copper with Canada text and steel shares also easing. Government bonds fell and money market activity influenced early trading as Lundow edged prices lower. Grain and farm markets showed varied bids with No 2 red wheat steady to mixed and corn prices slipping while oats and hay held firm amid light trading. Total trading activity noted, with mixed results across commodities and stocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippe-Meline Freas
New York
Stork Mart
Deglines
Meahan Central
St Paul
Pennsylvania
Be & O
Erle
Elfic Text
Amalgamated Copper Ad Steel
Cretary Shaw
Lundow
Thomson
Pennsylvania Phi & Reading
Tuy
Daten Pacific
Firtown Ateady
Bulin Gae
Ayer Pew
Jaye New
New
Ashe
Nas
Ubrough
Bikins
Chwice
Wixell
East Buffalo Live Stock prices and market notes
East Buffalo market reports show cattle and hog receipts with mixed tone. Prices listed for steers cows sheep yearlings and hogs with ranges from 4.00 to 6.60 reflecting lighter demand. Wagon and feed staples like Timothy hay mixed hay and corn quoted with varying per-unit prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sie-en- East
Buffalo
Timothy Hay
New York Produce and Price Reports Across Markets
New York market notes detail pork, lard, poultry, butter and eggs prices with state and dairy items, plus Cincinnati and Chicago live stock receipts, cattle, sheep and hog movements, and varying wholesale quotes. Reports show mixed gains and declines, with typical regional price ranges and supply levels reported by press associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mesa
Western
Geeryc
Live Stock Prices and Receipts Across Markets
Indianapolis reports hog prices easing with buyers favoring bids though weekly gains noted. Cattle steady to weaker with prime stock in fair demand. hogs, sheep and pigs show mixed movement as outside markets influence opening activity. Pittsburgh and St Louis listings follow, with receipts and price ranges given for beef, pork and lamb across several market centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Owitny
Jeurtle
HOGE
BLOGG
Aileen Mason Attacked by Husband After Request for Money
Police arrested William Mason Monday after a drunken, violent assault at a junk shop in Minneapolis. Mason, furious upon seeing officers, attacked his wife as she begged for money, throwing her to the floor between bales of rags and striking her face and body. He resisted arrest, while Mason was taken to City Hospital with injuries deemed not life threatening. The couple had lived apart. the wife had recently visited their home and sought aid while destitute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Awiillean Mason
Bicyclemew
Wilson
Gothizet
Imoney
Miinolsst
Pogues
Mason
Eveint Y
Gotniari
Oman
Mrx
City Record Births And Deaths In Local Listings
A day’s city record lists births and deaths with names such as Laman Whitlock Grace Whitlock Mike Ghiffie and Ty Charles Fresti, along with addresses on Rivers Avenue Bridge Street and Walnut Street. Also recorded are public building permits for dwellings on Dilonatve Brookalde and 2108 Elate Street plus several named pairs in local marriages or notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laman
Grace Whitlock
J Shiney
Eupel McLeary
Sit McGarishes
Buwit
Blanche Andereys
Ary GC
R. Allee Bunting
Wwe
Mike
Laian Ghiffie
Dela i Watrest
Ty Charles
Mamie Fresti
Pleas
Atest
Robert
Amoretta Davidson
Rivers Ave
Biel
Qmer
Rather
Fean Potty Gartall
Isiel Hea
Sarah Fret
N. Senare
Lave Nox
Theodore Hughes
Emel M. Courer
Joby W. Weavert
Jensta C. Smith
Harry F. Nicholas
Rena Anderson
We H. J. Riley
Kathryn J . Ares
Willain OC Chatman
Mary Clemens
Claude Montgomery
Sue Feler Grigsby
Jan A Tallis Sawyers
Maude Pickett
Ernest Manders
Mae Delong
Claude Fo Braxton Sand
Fred Clark
Anna Unto
Albert A. Adair
Jarris E. Wolkert
George Shirley
Grace
Sowers
William H. Peffley
Adeline R. Loy
Downing
Dilonatve
I Mathias Topp
I Mathas Topp
Sh, i Mann, Flat, Brookalde, Near Jupiter, Fred A, Ilkely
Iwelling
Park-ave
Ranting
Lincoln-at
Warner
Iitro
Ed Garman
G. W. Hottman
E. Washington
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET REPORT SUMMARY
Chicago Wheat and corn prices show firmness with December and May contracts highlighted. Hog products ease slightly as meat futures move. oats and parity for white oats also noted with several misread terms from the Nov 12 report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secippa-Meline Press
Chicago
Ater AtAs
Bie
Local Securities Market Shows Cautious Tone Amid Holiday Outlook
Traders note steady activity on the local stock exchange with mixed sentiment as investors await year end and Christmas season. Vandalla Coal common trades around nine and a half, Traction common about steady, while rail electric and street railway shares show no change. Buyers and sellers display a wider gap between bid and ask, hinting at expectations of higher prices ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vandalla Coal Common
Child Killed by House Fire In Harlem Home
Freddie Cutter aged five died Sunday at Eleanor hospital from burns suffered Friday while playing near a kitchen stove at his Hoabrock street home. His mother found him escaping flames, wrapped him in a rug and extinguished the fire. The child inhaled flames and sustained severe burns to the hips and upper body. funeral services were held Tuesday at the parents’ home. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Mary Cutter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freddie Cutter
Eleanor Hospital
Eleanor
Gord
Mary Cutter
Progressive dinner hosted by social turners in Fort Wayne
Eight women led by instructor Worl B. South organized a progressive dinner starting at the German house at 7:30 pm, visiting eight local homes including Miss Matilda Clementsom E Eleventh St and Miss Helen Lisht. The event featured red and white German house color themes and festive decorations with red candy cages and red ribbon accents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worl B. South
Fort Wayne
Mila Michelson
Buchananst
Silas Koss
Ant Greerst
Alone When Death Came John Michaelis Dies in Home
Veteran contractor John Michaelis of the city died Sunday night at his home 1211 N Capitol after Brights disease. He had seemed convalescent recently and was found dead by his wife when she checked on him for medicine. Funeral services were held Monday at St Peter and Paul cathedral with burial at St Josephs cemetery. Michaelis, born in Dieheim Luxembourg in 1840s, came to the United States at age two and worked in Logansport before retiring after a long career. Surviving are his wife Mary Knarzer and four children Mrs Benjamin Trimps Mrs John Deschler John B Michaelis and Julius Broun. He was a devout Catholic and member of St Marys church and several religious groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Michaelis
N. Capitol
Michaelis
Bright
Ife
Mary Knarzer
Henjamin Trimps
John Deschler
John B. Michaelia
Tre
Julus Broun
St. Mary's Church
Pittsburg Woman Fatally Attacked with Knifed Boards
In Pittsburg on November 12 a woman was attacked in a tenement kitchen near Forbes and Jones streets. A hatchet was used, leaving her unconscious. she later woke and recalled the weapon striking her in the head and hands forced to the draining board. Police seek William Neely Mitchell, the husband, who was arrested at Canton and denies involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippa-Meltae Preen Association
Pittsburg
Forbe
Jones G Fanghiin
Dew Mitchel
Tee
Nate
Pullee
Wiliam
Neely
Willan Mitchell
Aisn
Munband
Cantonelppa-Mcrne
William Mitchell
Mitchell
Aden
Skye
Ruth
Mintehrig
Bridaw
Hue
Hanly names legislative panel to study state institutions
Nov 2 Frank Hanly appoints a committee to investigate penal and benevolent institutions of the state and report to the legislature. Senator Fremont Goodwine of Williamsport and Representatives Gils B. Condo of Marion and George Waite of Franklin serve. The Democrat member chairs the committee with a ten day deadline to complete the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hanly
Wate
Fremont Goodwine
Williamasport
Gils
Condo
Marion
George Waite
Frankin
White
Democrat
Memiber
Assault and Disorder Breaks at Massachusetts Ave Restaurant
Mrs Lillie Burrs files complaint before Justice H B Stout against Charlen Perera the drayman and her half brother for assault and profanity. At 63 Massachusetts Ave a confrontation with Michael Krempt escalated as Perera objected to Burrs being escorted by Krempt to work. Krempt was struck amid a scuffle with blows exchanged and threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie Burs
Justice of the Peace
H. B. Stout
Charlen Perera
Drayman
Appointment of Frederick K. Bonifield as deputy city prosecutor
City Attorney Frederick E. Matson announced Frederick K. Bonifield will succeed the late John A. Craig as prosecutor at the police court. Bonifield, of the Denman Molt Lonsfield firm, will start January 1. Charles C. Pettijonn will remain acting city prosecutor through the war, with Craig’s estate salaries handled accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick E. Matson
Frederick K. Bonifield
John A. Craig
Nonfield
Denman, Molt 1
Lonsfield
Charles C. Pettijonn
Actific
Craig
Gymnasts Showed Skill At May Afternoon Exhibition
In Louisville and nearby towns gymnasts demonstrated mixed group exercises under Carl A. South and Meyer fencer directions at the German house in Indianapolis. The session featured dumbbell drills and horizontal bar work as visitors watched a learning class rather than a formal show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Vanville
Fort Wayne
Turners Ofeidlanupolis
Indianapolis
Carl A
Och
Meyer
Yorwarts
Port Wayne
Ind
Efurt
Euniner
Tadtes
Religious Revival Draws Large Crowd in City Churches
A Sunday union meeting at Tomlinson hall drew over 300 worshippers as Rev. John E. Pounds of Cleveland preached on the Christian Church. The event featured a 30-voice chorus, a large orchestra, and multiple evangelists. Collections from prior unions topped 107.5 dollars in nickels and dimes. Accessions continued at Armor, Morris Street, and Central Christian churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campulon of
Thei
Tomlinson Hall
John E. Pounds
Cleveland
Neas, Mtr. Pounds
Christ
A. B. Philputt
Central Christian Church
Harry Sf. Shields
Charles A. Young
Tevington Christian Chorch
TJ. Lene
West Park
Thomas Noepsey
W. Morriv
E. L. Trager
Fourth Christian Church
Misa Eva Barry
Englewood
J. H. McWeill
Kokomo
Nek Va
Beauchamp Opens Big Meeting in City Hall
Beauchamp headlined a large Beech Park lecture series event drawing a capacity crowd. He spoke on The Age of the Young Man arguing many youths rise to positions of influence in government and business. Music came from the M A quartet and guest artists. Next Sunday Congressman James V Watson is scheduled to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
Beauchamp
Seung
M&a
M.C. A
Hamer van Wie
Oliver Isenes
FM. Leamis
J Robynn
Aanes
Rund Pasavale Montani
James V Watson
Boating Club Dance at South-side Turner Hall
The German American Eating with gave an entertaining social at the South-side Turner hall Sunday night. It was the third dance this season and the best attended. Quinn the strong man performed feats including lifting a 160 pound man with his teeth. Harry Porter, a well known reader, kept the audience laughing with jokes and songs. The program also featured Alfred Worth and Ruth Smith in song and dance, Emrich Turner and Emrich Cox in piano duet, and Herman Rabe with a song. Bet sera orchestra supplied the music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner Hall
Quinn
Ron
Alee
Harry Porter
Alfred Worth
Ruth Smith
Hisse Emrich Turner
Ids Emeich Cox
Herman Rabe
Betsera Orchestra
Incorporations Record From North Vernon and Kik Hart
The secretary of state records filings for The E Hicks Company and The Concord Realty Company. The E Hicks Company, stone and concrete construction, capital stock $10,000, directors Eldo Hicks Edwin Hicks and Carney Hicks. The Concord Realty Company, Kik Hart, capital stock $600, incorporators Archibald G Graham Job M VanFleet Vernon V VanFleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ntate
Blonday
E. Hicks
Stone
Conerete
North Vernon
Capital
Eldo Hicks
Edwin Hicks
Carney Hicks
Concord Realty Company
Kikhart
Capitel
Archibald G. Grahem
Job
M. VanFleet
Vernon V. VanFleet
Indian Osteopath Society Expels Dr J Le Hively
The Indiana Osteopath Society session at the Grand Hotel in Indianapolis voted unanimously to expel Dr J Le Hively of Elkhart after findings of unethical behavior and violations of society rules. Retiring President Rushville’s Donny Kinsinger spoke on welfare and risks from impostors, while Dr John Spaunhurst urged action against diploma mills and unqualified practitioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atare
Manembied
Gat- Weday
Indiana Osteopath Society
de Dony Kinsinger
Rushville
Job
Hively
Elkhart
Hivety
Thia
White's Den Barren Men New York Studio Aftermath
In the famed Stan ford White studio atop Mantison Square Garden the ar chitect was shot by Harry Thaw. The den once famed for mirth and madness now lies empty as furnishings vanish and the lavish decorations disappear. Society’s envy left no clue who moved the opulent fixtures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stanford White
Mantison Square Garden
Harry Thaw
New Theatrical Trust Forming In Nationwide Combine
A major new theatre trust is reported in the Tribune with the Scripps Meline association and key players including Kiaw Erlanger Bantel Frohman Chaetos Frohman Nison Zimmermes Rich Harris Al Hayman and the Orpheum circuit joining. The capital stock is stated between 100000 and 1400000000 dollars with plans to consolidate 319 important American interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Theatrical Trust
Scripps
Meline Treas Association
Tribune
United States
Kiaw & Erlanger
Bantel Frohman
Chaetos
Frohman
Nison & Zimmermes
Rich & Harris
al Hayman
Orpheum
Brotherhood Strikes Threat Looms Over Presbyterian Firemen
News from New York reports firemen on Brotherhood lines threaten to strike over pay, hours, and conditions, with a convention planned in Indianapolis and leaders including Moderator Corbett and J Hogan named. Officials warn a nationwide walkout could disrupt trains as electrification shifts loom.
No recount asked in county race dispute
Neither Hohner Brydon nor Frank Pichhack has petitioned the court to order a recount of votes. Kahmin suspects mistakes in the county tally favoring the opponent but both candidates have not decided whether to pursue a recount directed by the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hohner Brydon
County
Nen
Frank
Pichhack
Credit Court
Kah Min
Man borrows colored baby from theater ad man claims
A chaotic scene on Indiana Ave near a bridge unfolded when Joseph Ping of the Merry Burlesque company attempted to borrow a two year old colored baby for the Empire theater. A pursuing crowd demanded he return the child as he fled toward a car. The mother and crowd shouted kidnapping accusations while Ping and the mother argued the baby was being borrowed for the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana-ave
Joseph Ping
Merry Burlesque Company
Empire Theater
Mr. Pine
Younster
Hilly Kersands
Ha Charge
Line
Ahda
Naper
Jeff
Mr D'ne
Exhaustion Kills Dolman In Mason County Workhouse
Dolman an inmate of the Mason county workhouse died Friday from exhaustion after delirium tremens followed admission to the facility. He was sentenced November 5 to serve a term of 101 days for drunkenness and endured a padded-cell confinement as his condition worsened. Dolman, 40, formerly of Zionville, lived with his mother and had a brother in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delman
Mason County
Dolman
Doltan
Nyeg
Zionsville
Li Te
Applications for License Notich in Marion County Indiana
Notices by Caldwell and McLaughlin to citizens and voters of Center township Marion county Indiana that they will apply at the December term of the Board of County Commissioners for licenses to sell intoxicating malt and other beverages in quantities less than five gallons with on premise consumption at two specified locations in To dlavapails and Carter townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notich
Girard
Center Township
Durand
Vrs
Sixteenth St
R. Orl
Weat
Sixteenth Street
Caldwell
Marioneminty
Indiana
Board of County Commissioners
Firstavenue
Albany
Albany Street
Township 15
Carter Township
Marion County
Firet Avenue
M. J. Mlaughlin
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Wall-St
East Buffalo
Brent
Cincinnati
Scrippe-ScHoe Press Association
Bulcher Stuers
Berippr-McHac Press Association
Lowe
Reece
Serigos-McFine Press
Asagcietinn
Abicago
eaMe
Chalee
St. Louis
Scripye-Meltae Areas Association
Texas
Nativas
Kembs
John Patterson
Lockmin
Mary Reyer
W. Walnut-st
Robert. A. Witham
Key
Walter & Kindsll
Mary Mullanes
Delaware St
Helen Hackett
Industrial I School
Lillie May Blackwell
Nephriels
Dnridis
Howardsl
Hanson Chadwell
City Hospital
Hernia
Chicago Grain
Local Securities
Blaze
Mother
Kichen
Tally-Ho
Pettisonn
F.R. Bonifeld
Tate John A. Craig
Igymnasts
Big Hall
Meeting of Christian Churches
Armor
Thirteenth-st
Ashland-aye
Charles Helen Beoville
Morris-st
Evangelist Scoville
Sullivan
James E. Watson
Saxte Board
State Society
Dr. J. le Hively
Medical Board
John ¥. Spauntalist
Indianx Gateapath Society
Spaumhurst
Spurgeon
State Medical Board
Indiana Medival Board
Indigin
Trdianapelis
Pein
Fromana
Holland
Optm Hiedical Board
Sauntaret
BH. Smynh
Henldes
Spaunhurst
4. A. Chapman
Laporte
J. EB. Baker
Brazl
Yowla A. Nevis
Bragll
O. BE. Senith
Ella McNiell
BE. C. Crow
J. B. Schrosk
K. L. Seaman
Maclow E. Clark
Kirksville
College of Osteopathy
Nenhes
Laleovers
Atnelly
Rene Aention
Wapter Corbett
China
Raherte
Jelerk
Ingladis
Kreshytertin
Hogan
Philadelshia
Pitsburg
Holdiar
Second Presbyterian Church
Hich Plank
ERIE
firippa-Mefloe Prete Association
Humanar
Underwood
Irik
Avduy
Chierwood
Audterbun
Hicana
Agus
Bly
Engigerts
Aremen
New York Central
Bryson
Fishback
Lieved
F. Vo
Auginea
Indiana Automobile Co
New York Street
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