All-St. Stocks Rally and Falter in Uneven Trading
New York shares opened higher with gains in Union Pacific Imperial, Reading and Pacific, while Amalgamated and Anaconda held steady. After ten minutes most leaders rose 1 to 2 points, then moved back, ending the hour mixed as rails led declines and industrials sagged, with bonds showing renewed demand at noon.
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United Predy
York
Vunia
Era Pacific
Amalgamated
Anaconda
Jwas
Ay's
Union Pacific
Cattle Markets Reported Quiet in Cincinnati Trade
New York United Press dispatch notes cattle receipts at Cincinnati under 2500 head with general weakness. Prices show good cattle around 6.00 to 6.65, extras up to 7.75. Lambs quoted at 6.85 to 7.00 with steady to firm tone on lighter receipts.
Grain Handling Prices and Inspections Snapshot
The record lists mixed commodity bids and through billing notes for red white and yellow grains in multiple grades including No. 2 red No. 3 red and through charges. It also records choice timothy prices and Wheat and Hay inspections by car count with totals and rejections across several lots.
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Ste
Anuary
Hewagon
Ugh
Timothy
Tfo
Hay
Prairie
Indianapolis Produce Prices Reported for Butter Cheese Eggs and Poultry
Local price list shows butter from Helgin and state cream at 31 to 33 cents, New York full cream cheese at 17 3/4 to 17 1/4 cents, Wisconsin full cream at 17 cents. Eggs Candled at 26 cents, at market 22 cents. Poultry includes live turkeys 12 cents, ducks 8 cents, geese 5 to 6 cents, hens 84 cents, spring chickens about 14 to 16 cents, roosters 5 cents.
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Indianapolis
New
York
Wisconsin
Chicago Live Stock Trade Slips Mixed Prices
United Press reports Chicago market receipts totaling about 12 000 cattle 14 000 hogs and 20 000 sheep with varied changes. Cattle prime beefs bring 5.10 to 6.70, cows and heifers 2.30 to 4.90, Texans and westerns 3.25 to 5.40. Hogs range 4.80 to 5.50 for various classes, sheep steady with native lambs 4.00 to 6.75 and western lambs 4.00 to 6.50.
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Chicago
United Press
Lee Tees
Sears
Applications for License in Center Township Ward Six
Notice to citizens and voters of Marion county Indiana that the applicant will apply to the Board of County Commissioners at the December term 1907 for a license to sell spirituous vinous malt and other intoxicating liquors in less quantities than five tons with on premise drinking. The business place is 474 Washington Street Ward Six Center Township located at the northeast corner of Washington and West streets in a two story frame building.
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Center Township
Marion County
Indiana
Board of County, Commissioners
Washington Street
Wington
West Streets
West Street
Eo Square
Pate
Marion
Chicago grain prices slip as profits take hold
United Press reports Chicago wheat futures fell about 4 percent with December at 91 14, 93 34. Corn declined around 5 percent. December closed near 57 1/2 to 58, May around 57 1/2. Oats dipped, December at 41 1/2, May around 40 1/2. Provisions stayed tame with January lard near 8.07, ribs 7.07, pork 13.25, and fat at 95 1/2. No. 2 red winter 94 1/4, No. 3 yellow 8 3/4, December corn 59 1/2, July 56 1/2, December oats 46 1/2, May 49 1/2, No. 3 white 9 3/4.
Live Stock Market Prices and Receipts at Indianapolis
Indianapolis stock market report shows receipts of hogs 7000 cattle 1300 and sheep 409. Hogs advanced up to 5 10 cents with top at 5 60. Cattle mostly steady to 10 cents lower. sheep and lambs steady. Detailed in the cattle section are various classes of steers cows bulls and calves with price ranges and weight brackets, reflecting mixed movements across categories.
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Indianapolis
East Buffalo Live Stock Prices From United Press
East Buffalo New York reports cattle receipts at twenty head steady with veals from four to nine dollars. Sheep receipts fourteen hundred steady with lambs five to seven dollars and twenty five cents to seven twenty five, yearlings five fifty to five fifteen, sheep two eighty to thirty five seventy five. Hogs receipts twenty five hundred and ninety higher by forty to thirty cents with Yorkers five fifty to five ninety pigs five twenty five to five fifty mixed and heavies five eighty to five ninety roughs five.
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East Buffalo
United Press
The Wagon Market Prices for Corn and Grains
Market notices list corn new at 47 sheold 72 74c per sheaf oats shelled 49 57c straw 6 to 7.50 hay timothy 15 to 17 dollars, clover 12 to 13.50, mixed 15 to 16 dollars. Prices reflect typical grain bids and forage values.
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Sheold
Pittsburgh Market Report Cattle Sheep Hogs Prices Shown
Pittsburg Market notes light supply and steady demand for cattle and sheep with varied prices. Cattle prime and choice range from 5.60 to 6.90, sheep show lambs at 5.00 to 7.00 and wethers 5.40 to 5.60, hog receipts at 4.50 to 5.85 with categories for heavy, medium, light and pigs.
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Pittsburg
New York Produce prices from United Press listing
New York market report from United Press lists pork at 16 dollars and 2517 cents, lard at 8.85, dressed poultry prices for turkeys and fowl, butter and eggs rates, and cheese at 13 to 15 cents. The notice ends with an invitation to place free want ads in The Sun for vacant rooms.
Walsh Trial Opens in Federal Court
Chicago today witnessed the start of John R. Walsh’s federal trial on defalcation charges totaling 15 million dollars. The proceedings featured high profile counsel, multiple indictments, and expected lengthy testimony from directors of failed banks tied to Walsh’s railroad ventures.
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Walsh
United Press
Chicago
John R. Walsh
Landis
Standard Oil
Anderson
Indianapolis
John S. Miller
Hynes
Chicago National Bank
Home Savings Bank
Equitable Trust Company
National Bank Examiner
Moxey
Etta Mclean
Frank McLane
May Startle Jury in Bradley Slaying Trial
Washington reports say the court will summon 100 more talesmen as the trial of Mrs. Annie M. Bradley resumes. She faces murder charges in ex-Senator Arthur Brown's death, with Utah rumors suggesting voir dire may reveal traits unlike those in the Thaw case. Bradley has intellect and gentleness but arrives without resources, unlike the Thaw proceedings.
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Washington
Annie M. Bradley
Arthur Brown
Utah
Brown
Powers Trial Interests with Missing Witnesses in Goebel Case
Georgetown Ky November 12 More than 60 witnesses were missing when the court opened in the Caleb Powers trial for complicity in Gov Goebel s murder State s Attorney Franklin said the state felt witnesses could arrive by due process and announced readiness for trial Judge Morris warned against delays and questioned the plea in abatement while Powers victory in getting the Taylor pardon into the record pleased him, as he is an attorney and knows the issues involved
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United Press
Georgetown
Caleb Powers
Goebel
Franklin
Morris
Owens
W. 8
Taylor
Commonwealth
Court of Appeals
General Assembly
Kentucky
Scott County Court
Powers
Mrs Phillips Freed in Murder Case
Mrs Charlote Phillips was discharged by Justice Brown after a two day hearing on murder charges against her husband coal man J J Phillips. The state failed to present sufficient evidence to bind her over to the grand jury and she returned home on bond.
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McMahon
Neff
City Births and Deaths and Marriages in Local Record
City records show births for Williams and May Clynn at 142 N Delaware boy. Patrick A Morrisey and Ella M Morrisey at 1851 W Michigan girl. Lon Oberlies at 1507 Olney girl. John Suhr at 527 Abbott girl. William Poe at 645 S Pennsylvania boy. Harrod at 19 S Senate ave boy. Vaughn at 310 N Adelaide boy. Deaths list Edward Leisle age 3 months at 531 Brown Ave spasm of glottis. Lenore Johnson 3 months Indiana Door of Hope child. Marriages include Colbert and Parks. Matthews and Faton. Bird and Miller. Yates and Warner. Burke and Mills. Reeve and Garrett. Kropp and Ep Por. Building permits issued for Jones dwelling 1526 Columbia 875. Pierce Cement dwelling Thirtieth St 1200. Miss Wales dwelling 609 N Rural 800.
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Williams C
May Clynn
Delaware-st
Patrick A
Ella M.morrisey
W. Michigan-st
Lon
Daisy Oberlies
Olney-st
John and
Augustus Suhr
Abbott-st
William R
Lennie L. Poe
Pennsylvania
Charles and
Ditha M. Harrod
S. Senate Ave
Bey
Thomas E. and
Mary Vaughn
N. Adelaide-st
Edward Francis Leisle
Brown Ave
Lenore Johnson
Door of Hope
Colius
Arthur Colbert
MacLanin Parks
James T. Matthews
Jennie Faton
Theodore S. Bird
Ollie L. Miller
James Yates
Jamie B. Warner
John D. Burke
Lillian I. Mills
Joseph R. Reeve
Frances E. Garrett
William H. Kropp
Mary C. Eppards
W. O. Jones
Columbia
Pierce Cement Co
A. E. Wales
Twenty Girls Sing as Fire Rages in Gospel Residence
In St Louis on November 12 twenty girls in nightgowns knelt in a prayer room of the Gospel Rescue League as flames and smoke roared above. Patrols woke them. supervisor Mrs. Lillian West directed them to pray. Firemen battled the blaze. property loss pegged at $100.
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United Press
ST. Louis
Gospel Resi Room League
Lillian C. West
Yost Picks His Eleven For Next Saturday
Special to The Sun from Ann Arbor Michigan reports four inches of snow halted scrimmage. Coach Yost lists likely starters Rom ney Casey Embs Schultz Graham Rheinschild Hammond Wasmund Magoffin Allerdice and possibly Watkins at full back. Allerdice earns right half back over Douglas Sullivan Lehr and Miller.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Old Sol
Baird
Yost
Romney
Casey
Embs
Schultz
Graham
Rheinschild
Hammond
Wasmund
Capt
Magoffin
Allerdice
Watkins
Louell
Indianapols
Douglas
Sullivan
Lehr
Miller
Mayor Reinstates Fire Chief Casey After City Protest
Muncie Indiana mayor Guthrie reappointed John Casey as fire chief after a thousand residents crowded the council chamber protesting his dismissal. Casey had been removed following the Goddard wholesale grocery fire, with Ollie E. Baldwin named interim. Protesters also urged impeachment and the council plans to consider the issue later.
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Muncie
Ind
Guthrie
John
Casey
Fire
Goddard Wholesale
Ollie E. Baldwin
Syrians Organize Reform Association In Michigan City
The Syrian-American Reform association of Michigan City filed articles of incorporation to unite Syrians of good character and offer moral and intellectual aid. Officers include J. Mattrer as president Taleeb Ally as vice president M. Tanber as secretary Letfalla Nasif Anandal as secretary and Iwamel Abass as treasurer.
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The
Probes Wreck Cause In Ben Hur Line Collision
Union B. Hunt of the Railroad Commission led witnesses Tuesday in examining the collision between the Ben Hur traction line car and a city car on Bank Ave, which killed the city car motorman.
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Union B. Hunt
Railroad Commission
Ben Hur
Bankave
Inspectors Find Shops Not Clean Special Report on Canning Factories
State Board of Health issued a September bulletin detailing 473 sanitary inspections across 38 cities. Of those, most sites ranged from excellent to fair, with a total of 61 drug stores and 99 meat markets showing mixed results. Three bakeries and eateries were condemned, while 29 defendants were convicted for food law violations, amounting to $635.35 in fines and tests. A focused cannery study prompted a later special report.
Fortifications Budget Sums Set by Congress
United Press reports Congress will seek 22 million dollars for sea coast defenses in the coming session. Nearly 10 thousand is slated for Insular possessions with Brig. Gen. McKenzie detailing plans to spend 36.488 million on Manila fortifications, 1.12 million on Guantanamo Bay defense, and 1.11 million at Honolulu and Pearl Harbor.
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United Press
Washington
Congress
McKenzie
National Coast Defense Board
Manila
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
Honolulu
Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
Fremont Man Dies After Week Long Peanut Diet
Archie Venuto of Fremont Nebraska undertook a diet of only peanuts after scientists claimed peanuts hold life sustaining elements. After four days he went crazy and was hospitalized, and he died following a week on the diet.
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Fremont, Neb
Archie Venuto
Fremont
Venuto
National and State Banks Fading in Future Society
France shows no wild cat banking due to conservative laws and post savings banks. Government savings banks in post offices offer safe deposits with small interest, used to back currency and keep money circulating, unlike the United States where bankers rely on risky securities. The piece urges Roosevelt to convene Congress to create postal savings banks nationwide and dissolve dangerous trusts, while warning of future panics.
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France
America
Ocean
Roosevelt
Congress
Postal Savings Bank
Bankers’ Trust
United States
Hnang
Tennessee Solid for Roosevelt Delegates Named in January
Representative Nathan W. Hale of Knoxville says Tennessee Republicans will hold a January or February convention to elect delegates pledged to Roosevelt for the next national convention. He asserts 98 percent favor his renomination and notes Southern leaders aim to spark a broader third term movement with similar states following Tennessee.
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Tive Nathan W. Hale
Knoxville
Tenn
Roosevelt
South
Washington
Hale
Tennessee
Lyons Bank Reopens After Recent Closures
The Bank of Lyons in Greene County has been reorganized after a temporary closure due to financial stringency and reopened for business on Tuesday.
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The
Bank of Lyons
Greene County
Wanted Help Adverts and Small Classifieds Fragment
A fragmented historic classifieds page shows multiple short ads: WANTED help include a white girl with no laundry needed for small NJ family, two more general housework tasks, and day laundry jobs. RENT listings offer furnished rooms with heat, optional board, and a single room. A sale notice lists a male setter and retriever dog for $25 near Shelbyville Indiana.
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New Jersey
English Ave
Orr
Delaware
Arcist
Fletcher
Public invited to see greenhouses displays in Indianapolis
Flower lovers can tour local greenhouses on Wednesday with open houses at Bertermann Bros 41 Massachusetts Ave Henry Rieman S East and Morris St and Wiegand & Son 16th and Illinois. Exhibits feature roses orchids carnations chrysanthemums and lilies with named varieties and showcases of decorations and plants originated by local florists. Open evenings at Bertermann’s plus Rieman’s greenhouse tour Sunday highlight chrysanthemums including Majestic gold medal winner from St Louis world fair.
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Bertermann Bros
Massachusetts Ave
Henry Rieman
S. East
Morrissts
Wiegand & Son
Sixteenth
Illinoissts
Bertermann’s
Bettermann's
Bertermann
Irvin Bertermann
Chicago
Linois
Philadelphia
New York
Rieman
St. Louis
Richmond
Golden Gate
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