Wall Street Stages Irregular Open With Declines
The stock market opened irregular with many issues falling. Steel Common rose, Northern Pacific, Copper and other major names slipped, and the market showed a reactionary tone after 15 minutes of trading. Weak industrials and early short selling led to general early losses, with a late recovery in most declines.
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New York
Rock Island
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Car Foundry
Atchison, Reading
National Lead
St. Paul Lest
Union Pacific
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Eame
Livestock Prices in Indianapolis Market Report
Indianapolis livestock market receipts show hogs 6,500 head and cattle 1,100 with no sheep. Hogs mostly declined. steers and cows varied by weight and grade. lambs and sheep steady to mixed. high variance in bids for bulls and calves.
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Indianapolis
New York Market Report Summary
New York Proé.ce United Press reports pork prices at 16.00 to 16.75 for Mess, lard at 8.80 to 8.85 Western steam spot, tallow 5 6tec, butter extra 28c, white eggs fancy 45 50c Western firsts 2080, cheese full cream 12 14 to 15 1 2c.
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New York
United Press
Visit of Kaiser Triggers Massive London Riot
Rioting broke out as police clashed with socialist demonstrators while the Kaiser rode to Guild Hall. Socialists led by Jack Williams denounced the foreign visit as thousands starved, yet the Kaiser praised better Anglo German relations during his Guildhall luncheon.
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Tower Nn
Jack’ Williams
Tower Hit
Williams
Guild Hall
St. Paul's
Queen Victoria St
England
Germany
Guildhall
Alreait
Wilhelm
Kaiser
Paddington Station
London
Keaiger
Chicago Grain Prices and Hog Product Figures
United Press reports Chicago market activity with wheat in fair demand for December at 93 1/2 to 93 3/4 cents and May at 1.024 to 1.02 3/4. Corn edges up with December at 55 1/2 to 55 3/4 cents and May around 57 1/2 to 60 cents. oats higher with December near 47 1/4 to 47 1/2 cents and May about 50 1/2 to 49 3/4. December wheat settles at 95 3/4, May at 1.04. hogs show lower prices for pork at 12.77 1/4, lard 7.97, ribs 6.87. December corn closes at 55 1/2, May around 86 3/4. No. 3 yellow corn 59 4/5 to 60 cents. December oats 47 1/4, May 50 1/2 to 49 3/4.
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United Press Chicago
Shorts
Market Rates for Farm Commodities Reported
The Wagon Market lists corn at 65 to 70 cents per bushel for new crop aged 47 5k old, oats priced at 12 to 13 dollars per unspecified unit, shelled oats 49 to 52 cents, straw 6 to 7.50 dollars, and hay prices by type with clover 12 to 13.50, mixed 15 to 16, and timothy 15 to 17 dollars.
Cattle and hog prices steady in Pittsburgh market report
Pittsburgh market notes light cattle supply with prime prices from 6.00 to 6.25 and prime hogs from 5.00 to 3.70, along with midrange and lamb quotations. Sheep offerings show prime wethers at 5.40 to 5.00 and lambs from 5.00 to 7.00 as receipts total about 30 dds.
Chicago Live Stock Prices and Receipts Report
Chicago Nov 13 United Press cattle receipts 20000 down 15 to 30 cents prime beeves 4.80 to 6.40 poor to medium 3.15 to 4.65 feeders 2.15 to 4.30 cows and heifers 2.60 to 3.70 earners 1.10 to 2.30 Texans 2.20 to 4.10 westerns 3.00 to 6.70 hogs receipts 20000 down 10 to 20 cents light 4.65 to 5.30 rough 4.05 to 4.80 mixed 4.75 to 5.35 heavy 4.90 to 6.30 pigs 3.75 to 4.80 sheep receipts 20000 down 15 to 20 cents sheep 2.00 to 6.10 lambs 3.75 to 6.60
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Pittsburg
Chicago
East Buffalo Live Stock Market Report
East Buffalo New York November 15 United Press cattle receipts fifty unchanged veal yearlings and lambs with multiple price ranges sheep and hog receipts detailed hogs down about a penny yorkers and pigs listed hay grades roughs and other feed values provided for regional traders and buyers.
Cincinnati Live Stock Market Report
Cincinnati Ohio November 13 cattle receipts nine hundred steady shippers four fifty to five forty calves two cents higher extra seven seventy five to eight dollars hogs receipts five thousand thirty to thirty five cents lower good to choice three dollars fifteen to four five lambs receipts seven hundred nineteen steady extra four seventy five lambs extra six ninety to seven dollars
Indianapolis Produce Prices As Advertised In Elgin Creamery Listing
Butter Elgin prints 33c per pound and Elgin tubs Blc state cream 31c country inc. Cheese New York full cream 17c Wisconsin full cream 17c Eggs Candled 26c at mark 2c Poultry live turkeys 12c ducks 8c geese 5c hens 8 4c spring chickens 84c roosters 5c.
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Indianapolis
Elgin
Country, Inc
New York
Wisconsin
Vegetables and fruits price list from Michigan market
A price list detailing onions cucumbers cabbage celery radishes and many fruits with per unit per crate or per box rates. Highlights include tomatoes at 1.00 a bushel home grown and oranges Valencia boxes at 55.50 along with other items like apples figs pears lemons watermelons and more with varied unit measures.
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Michigan
Valencia
Duchess
California
LLC
Meats and Lard price list with various cuts
A historical price table lists meats and lard with varied percentages and prices for hams pork bacon sausage and related products. Items include sugar cured hams boiled hams dry salt bacon breakfast bacon fresh pork loins dressed hogs tenderloins hams skinned shoulders and veal carcasses with several price points and units.
City Record Deaths and Births Listing and Permits
City record notes births including Martin and Mary Mathie 688 Alabama street boy Christina Ruffin 29 Bick ing street girl and many others with addresses. Deaths listed include George Ries cerebral hemorrhage Clarissa Butterfield typhoid fever Hannah E F Lawrence valvular heart disease Anna May Brouse chronic nephritis Lawrence Hudson obstruction of bowels Fred Paul cirrhosis of liver Edward Kay Wood broncho pneumonia Paul Anderson Clay gastritis Martin F O Riley pulmonary tuberculosis Martha J Thompson Sr pulmonary tuberculosis and multiple couples listed for marriages. Building permits list Chardocke Wells Schiller street $1200 Albert Armer Euclid avenue $1450 Allen Lees unspecified location $1200 Forest Hill 723 W Twenty fifth street $1400.
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George Ries
S. Meridian-st
Clarissa Butterfield
W. Morrisst
Hannah EF. Lawrence
Missouri St
Anna May Brouse
Alabama St
Lawrence Hudson
Senate Ave
Fred Paul
City Hospital
Sanders St
Havaland
Edward Kay Wood
Guilford Flat
Thomas Allen
Capitol Ave
Paul Anderson Clay
W. Thirteenth-st
Martin F. O'Riley
New York St
Martha J. Thompson, Sr
Agnes St
Girl runs Indianapolis employment agency at age 15
Miss Winnefred Eugene Shovar, a fashionable 15 year old from Toledo, testified before Judge George W. Stubbs that she started an employment agency in the Postal Telegraph building with her sister as assistant. She claimed legitimacy, repaid two dollars fifty to clients, and the judge postponed sentence a week to allow restitution. several young men admitted paying for jobs they did not obtain.
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Winnefred
Eugene Shovar
Indianapolis
George W. Stubbs
Miss Shovar
Mroney
Toledo
Postal Telegraph
Stubbs
John H. Wilson
Selecting a jury for Bradley trial
Washington November 13 The murder trial of Mrs Annie Bradley for the death of Ex Senator Arthur Brown resumed at 10 am with jurors and talismen under examination. 126 men were available under special venue though interest may exhaust the pool. Witnesses include Max Brown and defense may call William A White to testify on insanity evidence and hereditary mental illness.
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United Press
Washington
Annie Bradley
Arthur Brown
Justice Stafford
Max Brown
Bradley
William A. White
Government Hospital
White
Lyman Shrewsbury
Trial of Walsh Outlines High Finance Charges
Prosecutors outline bank wrecking case against John R Walsh claiming he and associate Thederick McLean moved at least 2.9 million dollars across three banks to hide insolvency. Government prepared to show asset shifting and a planned scheme detected by joint national and state examiners. Jury was seated and opening statement delivered by AUSA Dobyns.
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Childs
John R. Walsh
Walsh
Child
Cibcero
Thederick McLean
United States
Dobyns
Revival crowds fill Methodist services in Indianapolis
Crowds fill Indianapolis Methodist churches as revival meetings continue. Evangelists hold noon services at Brightwood shops and factories, with Rev Henderson addressing Big Four workers. Evening services at Fletcher Place and Irvington churches attract many, while afternoon talks move between Marion county workhouse, Blackford street, Brightwood, King Avenue, Roberts Park, and E Tenth Street churches.
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Indianapolis
Henderson
Brightwood
Fletcher Place
M. E
H.C. Clippinger
Edwin Ray
G. S. Robertson
Irvington
Hugh E. Smith
Irvington M. E
Bovard
Christ
Smith
Marion County
Blackfordst. M. E
Brightwood M. E
King-ave. M. E
Hannan
Roberts Park
Rev
Morgan
E. Tenth St. M. E
Powers Nervous as Goebel Trial Opens Today
Caleb Powers entered court for the fourth time on the Goebel murder case with visible nerves. The courtroom was only partly filled as Clifton J. Pratt, former attorney general on the Republican ticket with Taylor and Powers, observed from the defendant’s side. Powers’ lawyers stated in the afternoon that he was ready for the trial to proceed.
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Caleb Powers
Gov. Goebel
Clifton J. Pratt
Madisonville
Taylor
Powers
Sparks Trigger Three House Fires Across City
Sparks falling on roofs caused three fires Wednesday. The most serious damaged Dr. M. J. Dobson’s residence at 1825 N. Alabama, with a $50 lease loss. Mrs. J. E. Hyatt’s home at 62% N. Illinois suffered $25 damage. The Library building at Haughville caught fire shortly after noon with slight loss.
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M. J. Dobson
Alabama-st
Leas
J. E. Hyatt
Illinois St
Haughville
Confession of Adams at Idaho murder trial
Attorneys for Steve Adams in Rathdrum Idaho where he stands trial for Fred Tyler's murder plan to discredit the confessed statements introduced yesterday. The confession alleges Adams traveled from Colorado to Idaho after colluding with Newton Glover Jack Simpkins and others to silence claim jumpers and says he was paid $200 to travel and another $300 for arranging killings.
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Adams
Moyer
Haywood
Pettibone
Colorado
Collins
Telluride
Idaho
Jack Simpkins
Ted
Steunenberg
Simpkin
Simpkins
Newton Glover
Boyle
Norwood man charged with cruelty to six sheep
Gustave Nieman was arrested by Humane Inspector John Shine on Wednesday morning. He reportedly buys sheep across the country and kept six sheep in a wagon outside for six days and nights, charging cruelty.
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Gustave Nieman
Norwood
Humane
John Shine
Nieman
Petition to condemn schoolhouse in Jackson county district
Citizens of school district No. 3 in Jackson county present to the State Board of Health a petition seeking condemnation of the local schoolhouse. The building lies under 500 feet from an inter urban line and a steam railroad, prompting safety concerns and plans for a new school.
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Jackson County
State Board of Health
Florists Welcome Visitors to Flower Exhibition
Flower show opens at Bettermann Brothers 241 Massachusetts Ave Henry Rieman 8 East and Morris Streets and Wiegand and Son Sixteenth and Illinois Streets. Chrysanthemums and a new variety roses from Richmond Ind attract crowds as visitors view beds and stands. Rieman will keep orchids open Sunday. exhibition closes Thursday except Rieman’s greenhouses Sunday inspection allowed.
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Stureé
Bettermann R Bros
Massachusetts Ave
Henry Rieman
East
Morris-sts
Richmond
Ind
Body found near Big Four tracks remains unidentified
A man’s body found along the Big Four tracks near New Augusta Tuesday remains unidentified. A notebook in his pocket bore the name Guy Van Tassel, but police determined Van Tassel is jailed in Chicago.
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New Augusta
Guy van Tassel
van Tassel
Chicago
Man Reports Robbery on Petiteha Street
John Bursett told police in Paris Tuesday night he was held up by two men near Michigan and Blake streets. A handkerchief covered his eyes and the robbers took 13 dollars and 20 cents.
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John Bursett
Paris
Petiteha St
Michigan
Blake Sts
Anna Held Reported Very Sick in Philadelphia
A press agent says Anna Held the comedienne is dangerously ill at the Hotel Majestic in Philadelphia with pneumonia.
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Anna
Philadelphia
Anna Held
Comedienne
Hotel Majestic
Pennsylvania Railroad unveils grand Washington station
The new Passenger Steven at Washington will be used by all trains of the Pennsylvania Railroad System on and after November 17 1997. It is described as the largest, handsomest and most commodious railway station in the world. Travelers are urged to visit the station and see this wonder.
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Wasington
D. C
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania Line
Washington
Texan Talks to the Boys in Blue at Campfire Night
Dr J E Scholl unable to attend Pierson hall event by Union Veteran Legion encampment No 80. Kr M Friend of the Tenth Virginia cavalry spoke to veterans in blue. A Legion member sang Shake Johnny Shake and Mrs M M House sang The Star Spangled Banner and America. Capt W A Ketcham G A R department commander also addressed the group.
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J. E. Scholl
Carrail County
Pierson’s Hall
Union Veteran Legion
Kr. M. Friend
Tenth Virginia Cavalry
America
Capt
W. A. Ketcham
University official commits suicide in St. Louis home
N Lee Travers, 2 director of University Heights end of E G Lewis defunct People's United States bank, drank carbolic acid at his suburban home. The motive remains a mystery. E G Lewis, on trial in federal court for the People's bank, was greatly shocked by the news.
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United Press
ST. Louis
N. Lee Travers
University Heights
E. G. Lewis
People’s United States Bank
People’s Bank
Travers
Found Dead in Car Edward Hayes Dies at Rail Camp
Edward Hayes aged 3% years, an electric light finisher at the Vandalia railroad camp west of Eagle creek, died early Wednesday morning in a box car where he slept with others. He had typhoid fever and recently left City hospital. Relapse Tuesday led to death. Bicycle Officers Trimpe and Burris found no evidence of foul play. Body sent to city morgue.
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Edward Hayes
Vandalia
Eagle Creek
Hayes
Trimpe
Burris
Prosecutor Deliberates After Priest Appeals Inquiry
Rev Joshua Stansfield contacted Prosecutor Hooton by phone on Wednesday asking him to withhold his inquiry into the prize fighting situation. He promised to forward a letter detailing his new stance. The prosecutor has not yet decided on any action.
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Joshua Stansfield
Hooton
Dr Hurty to Talk to Irvington Mothers Club
Dr J N Hurty will address the Mothers and Teachers club at Irvington on Wednesday evening about schoolhouse sanitation and the care of school children.
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J. N. Hurty
Mothers and Teachers’ Club
Irvington
Fortville and Indiana Texas Development firms file incorporations
The secretary of state records two articles of incorporation on Wednesday. Fortville Novelty company of Fortville with $5,000 capital stock lists A B Ayers Maud M Ayers and C C Ball as directors. Indiana Texas Development company of Lowell with $20,000 capital stock lists Henry Hathaway F E Nelson Walter Cleaver C F Patt ee Archie Love Mahion Hathaway and BR Calipman as directors.
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Secretary of State
Fortville Novelty Company
Fortville
Capital Stock
A. B. .Ayers
Maud M. Ayers
C. C. Ball
Indiana-Texas Development Company
Lowell
Henry Hathaway
F. E. Nelson
Walter Cleaver
C. F. Pattee
Archie Love
Mahion Hathaway
BR. Calipman
Navy Tale Brings Curtis Troubles
Peter Curtis of Yorktown Pennsylvania told a YMCA officer he deserted from the United States Navy three weeks earlier claiming it was a joke. Police and Navy recruiters doubt his story as he remains detained while authorities are notified. Curtis admitted deserting from the battleship Oregon in Brooklyn Navy Yard. he claimed the tale was to deter accusations of desertion. He cited guessing Oregon’s location as evidence, and was led away by Lieutenant Sandmann.
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Peter Curtis
Yorktown
Brightwood
United States Navy
Curtis
Navy
M. C
Hyland
Oregon
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Navy Yard
Brooklyn
Lieut
Sandmann
Alley faceoff ends with Loitering and weapons charges
Leonard Diggs, a negro, confronted Ollie Glazier in a dark alley on Indiana Ave. Sergi Weaver and Patrolmen Brady and Helms stopped the scene as Diggs aimed a revolver at Glazier. Diggs received a sci ence of 100 dollars and costs and 30 days in a workhouse for loitering, plus 100 dollars and 190 days for drawing deadly weapons.
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Sergi. Weaver
Brady and
Helms
Leonard Diggs
Diggs
Helme
Indiana Ave
Glazier
Muc
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