Wall Street Opens Strong Amid Broad Stock Gains
The New York market started higher with broad advances led by Anacondas and Southern Pacific. St Paul rose strongly as investors piled into rail shares, while government bonds held steady amid a bustling first hour. Trading then grew mixed with gains in many issues and continued call money activity noted.
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Scripps Stelloe
WEW
York
General Adernves
Great Northern
Seai Southern Pacife and Steel Vantiaon
St Paul
Brie
Southern Railway
Atwenison
Pennsylvaeria
Strodard Il
Ura Hr
Park
Industri
Loco
Am. Smelt
Sure Amal
Coppers Serry Snr
B. Steel
ALT & Bof
Parttie c
Erin L&w
Missouri Parwiv
NOY
Penn
Phila
Browlstyn
Live Stock Market Report from Indianapolis November
The Indianapolis market shows hog prices slipping by about one half to six cents, with receipts heavy and demand from buyers steady. Extreme top hog price reached 6.15, most trades at 6.30 to 5.30, while sheep and cattle trends vary amid a generally weak general market, but prime butcher stock remains in demand though supply is light.
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Indianapolis
Dha
Mirash
Market Quiet as Brokers See No New Deals
The local securities market showed little movement with brokers largely content to leave initial quotas intact on most issues. Changes on the general list were few and notable in a single instance. No transactions developed by market close.
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Treny
Sperial
Chicago Subway
al Sly
Rene Capne
Havana
Tobners
Newhouse
Mite
Markus
Pommunnt Ra
Aly Pf
Manhattan
Fransl
SY Amehell Mining
York Transit
Pawiler
United Lear
Seth Tsu Naacit
UNLISTED SECURITIES AND LOCAL BUSINESS NOTES
A mix of unlisted securities references and local business items appears, listing banks, trust companies, street railways, gas firms, and real estate notes in Indianapolis and nearby towns. The fragment highlights corporate names, bonds, and market commentary, with scattered references to farming commodities and entertainment notices.
Fort Wayne and Connersville Incorporations Listed
The notices detail two incorporations with capital stock figures and director lists. The Fort Wayne entry names Peter Henkemlers Ferdinand Meier and Cornelius G Cooper as directors for The Look-Out club and related terms. The Ray Motor company of Connersville shows directors J J Maloney Rowan Roy W Calder Louis D McCall and J Geary.
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Fort Wayne
Peter Henkemlers
Ferdinand Meier
Cornelius G. Cooper
Ray Motor Company
Conners ‘Villa
J. J. Maloney
Rowan Roy
W. Calder
Louis D. McCall
J. Geary
Chicago Grain Market Mixed as Northwest Leads Wheat Lenders
CHICAGO Nov 1 The northwest becomes the lender in the wheat market causing a weak, tame sentiment. December sold early, corn holds price, oats steady, hogs up slightly, and January products show strength. Fork $42.0, lard $8.50, ribs $7.60. Nearby stocks in wheat, oats, corn show varied movement across regional markets with mixed receipts and prices.
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Willing
New
Tses
Meum
Timothy
Feara Total
Torah
Lamothy Jean
Sceigpe-McRae Press
Chicago
Northwest
Thaw to Face District Attorney Jerome in Murder Case
District Attorney Jerome announced that Harry K. Thaw will be tried in New York with Justice Goff presiding. The prosecution expects a four week completion, offering three days for direct case and two rebuttal days after defense closes. Jerome aims to prove premeditation and motive tied to Stanford White.
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Surippe-McKee Press Association
New York
McFortune
Jerome
Ula
Harry RK. Thaw
Gof
Evelyn Thaw
Stanford White
Jeremie
White
Than Gage
New Bridge Collapse Injures Four Workers in Loveland
A span of a new bridge on the Ohio Southwestern route over the Little Miami river in Loveland gave way this morning, throwing four workers into the water. Injured are B. Shuck of Keond Point, Mary Mason of Gunfford, Le Berkyr of Pennsylvania, and John Bersjey of Virginia. Rescue crews pulled several unconscious men from the river as the structure failed without warning.
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Scripps-MeRtac Press
Loveland
Minty & Ohio Southwestern Parhway
Tn B. Shuck
Keond Point
Mary Badly
Wawilake
Mason
Gunfford
Mnd
Lei Berkyr
Pennsylvani
John Bers Jey
Virgina
Road Has Coal Mines and Regional Power Changes
Fragmentary OCR notes describe coal mines on a road and a resignation of J. 1 Merritt from a school foundation to become general manager at Elewthe Light. Remaining in Oklahoma, the text mentions a territory and firmer citizens, with references to Pherata Corwit and xIX Goa mines and a route of unknown length.
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J. 1
Merritt
Muieanger
Hooton Fails to Post Bond in County Clerk Case
Democratic prosecutor elect Hiliott R. Mooton fled his $5,000 bond with the county clerk on Wednesday. Teono LV. Hooton and Mrs Emilie Hecker signed the bond, while Hooton and his deputies remain unannounced as he says he plans to hear from the men and wait for orders.
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Hiliott R. Mooton
Teono LV. Hooton
Emilie Hecker
Efatt R. Hooton
Hootun
Mr. Hoown
Andover Seminary May Merge With University
Friends of Andover Theological Seminary consider merging with the University of Notts. Andover, one of the oldest seminaries, has 20 students this year and 12 instructors supported by a $1,000,000 endowment amid waning prosperity.
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Lertoyae
Andover
Mix
Friends of
Andover ‘Theological Seminary
Ny Iruete's
University of Nots
Anndover
Ite
Echo of Hallowe'en in Justice Court
Anoa Hanrahanted sues Michael Sullivan for $10 damages after a Halloween incident. Plaintiff alleges Sullivan overturned her woodshed and damaged property, while neighbors testified about the event in front of Justice of the Peace HB Stout.
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Justice of the Peace
Stout
Anoa
Governor Harris Sidelined by Illness
A government bulletin reports Governor Harris suffers a severe cold with complications requiring medical care since Sunday. Secretary Hickinger notes the governor will not attend the House meeting this week as treatment continues.
Reward Offered for Arrest of District Judge Woten Murderers
A native report from Rio Grande City states that after the recent state election results Troops are likely to withdraw today. A $2000 reward is offered for the arrest of those who killed District Judge Woten. The article notes ongoing politics and law enforcement actions in the region.
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Fort Worth
Rio Grande
Woten
Ohio Assisting Texas in Antitrust Case
Ohio officials have sent evidence to Texas to aid a major antitrust case against a Standard Company. The transfer supports Texas authorities in pursuing the trust matter and building the litigation strategy.
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Recippa Atenee
Amsocimirog
Solumbur, Oy
Thin
Standard Ci Company
Texas
Tn Maught Egainat
Ot Trust
City Record for a Day Births and Permits Listing
A dense city notice lists births including Jigo and Gerla Howe Abe Orinatat Hale and many others with addresses and parent names. It also records multiple building permits and repairs across Indianapolis style addresses, contractors, and stated values for properties like dwellings police station and other municipal works. The list names individuals and families in terse blurbs, reflecting a daily civic register.
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Jigo
Gerla Howe
Abe Orinatat Hale
Lewis
Sule Brown
Martindales
Pam
Ella Frama
W. Rasst
James L
Minule Brooks
Shera
Charles
St. Rirl
John D
Annie Heek
Depot
St. Il
Pours
May Hunt
Ma Olney
Rose Waniun
Churens St. Boy
Hote Harland
Fort Waynrave
Elmer
Bertha Carter
Seenby Morgan
Severe blow to oil trust hits market value hard
New York November reports detail a government action against Standard Oil, shrinking its market value by about 175 000 a year and pushing shares to the year low. Brokers warn of broad consequences as the case tests monopoly power across oil, copper, steel, and other industries. Special Attorney peers and a grand jury move toward injunctive action while executives rush to Washington.
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New York
Stanford Oi
John DP
Rackefeller
Tornment
Campans
Sith
Oshary
Rovasevele
Ithe Department of Jutiee
Xoshead
Rog
Jers
Standard of Company
John Do Atehbol
Waghington
John B Tackofotis
Mack Exchange
Standard Ol
Natinty Contros
Ie Varledt
Haya
Standard OF
Nnaslent
Ketloge
My Cenn
Department of Fiftles
Washington
Big Ail “Trust
United States
Hurst Names Chief Deputy Following Clerk Election
Hurst deputy Leonant Quill, county clerk elect, announces Charen Hurst as chief deputy. Hurst resides in the Ninth ward where he augmented his plurality and grew his political reach. he now serves as clerk of Superior Court No. 4 and earned a notable record as clerk in the last legislature.
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Leonant Quill
Charen Hurst
Hurst
Qui
Superior Covirt No
Cortelyou Safe Cabinet Officer Commentary Continues
Discussion pivots on Cortelyou as a potential secretary of the Treasury with support from Hawkers' association members. The piece notes his practical experience and suggests he is well prepared for treasury duties. Also mentions Indiana bankers affair and theater tickets for an event with a smoker and refreshments.
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Indiana Uinkers
Atelegate
Voorsteak
Chlayyeot
Pastor De Buchtel Campaign Discourages Voters
A clipped column discusses Rev. De Buchtel’s advocacy for ethical leadership and public service. It praises his campaign tone, cites his past work in urban ministry, and argues the need for cleaner living examples to inspire officeholders. The piece notes his role as pastor of a large Jewish town congregation in Chicago and his influence within Presbyterian urbanizing efforts.
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Buchtel
Indianapolis
Abe Denver University
Ron
Ati
Bema
Ahrinks Front
Esfinite
Dhors
Webster
Haynes
Romain
de J Buchel
Hey Williemis
Chicaro
Ao Dan
Splentid
Prystone
Wental
Black man fatally hurt in vigilante incident
A chaotic vigilante search in Ashirville North Carolina district follows a fatal shooting. An armed posse roams woods near Viperlin state after a restaurant keeper named Ren Allison was killed and police report another man wounded. A mob threatens to fatally harm the captured suspect if confronted. Police and bystanders recount chaotic scenes with gunfire directed at a fleeing man and a wounded restaurant worker.
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Serippas MeNorreas Association
Ashirvitle
Viiplerniit
Nesre Deepernily
Lluerin
Yao Palieemen
Negra
Harris
Ren Allison
Tomy Noll
Necro
Pant
Wan
Haeria
Gap
Panesea
Irin
Bbnekestack
Utanby
Cheater Gillette in murder case at Big Moose Lake
Fragmentary court note shows B Gilette charged with murder at Big Moose Lake. Dated testimony mentions a drowned body and a woman witness who may claim innocence or responsibility. Defense hints at drowned clients and possible use of witnesses to influence outcome.
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Hwerseimer Nova
B. Gilette
Big Moose Lake
Nels Benedict
Gilette
Mise Brown
Collision At Garrett Ind Linked To Carelessness Says Engineer
Engineer Frank Dalour blamed carelessness after arriving at Garrett Indiana where a wreck involving a passenger and freight train left the dead and missing. He cited a failure to receive signal and described how whistle signals and miscommunication led to the collision as investigators consider arrests.
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Agcordius Tea Dlapatet
Garrett
Shmelle
Ulivi
Anil Deeerudn
Trent Gore
Mat Ali
Storm Rips Washington as Snowmelts Cause Widespread Damage
Severe storms in Washington trigger floods and debris from melted Cascade snows. Tacoma experiences downed bridges, severed telegraph and telephone lines, and washed out train service on the Northern Pacific. Damages mount as rail and communication links collapse across the region.
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Washington
Tacoma
Pacine
Cascade Mountains
One Killed in Wreck on Passenger Line
A fatal railroad wreck occurred early morning about seven miles west of a town on the main line. A passenger train collided with another section, fatally injuring J. A. Rows and injuring others. The crash halted traffic while rescue crews responded and investigated the cause.
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Scrippa
Meline Urea
W. Ney
Eksthoun
J. A. Rows
Mexican Pecans Scarce Amid Poor Harvest
Special from Mexico City reports a drastically reduced pecan crop with shipments to the United States far below last year's. Only a few carloads have been sent so far this year, signaling a weak harvest and tight supplies for buyers.
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Mexico City
Mexico Hive
United Suite Fund
Fatal wreck claims Shani Shoat in California crash
Special to The Ina reports Shani Shoat, son of Lumen Shoat of Bert Wayne, killed in a drunken crash on Southern Pacific near Santa Jose, California. He worked for the Southern Yvettte company.
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Ina
Fort Way
H.jerre
Shani
Lumen Shoat
Bert Wayne
Suthern Parkic
Sant Jos
Cal
Southern
Yvettte! Company
Pastor's Wife Kills Self in Parsonage Fire Room
Reported in Rockford, the pastor's wife died by suicide yesterday inside a room at the parsonage. Fear and mental distress were cited as possible factors in the tragedy affecting the Congregational church community.
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Rockfurd
Alfie Paster
Fund Congregational
Jahot
Killet
Call on Banks for Statement of Nattennt Banks
A call was issued for a statement of the condition of national banks by close of business Monday. The request seeks timely financial details from the banks to ensure transparency and compliance amid ongoing market concerns.
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Orrrnmane
Wash Roy
Inia Mornne
Trains Through Indianapolis Era Fast Lines Details
Timetable notes long list of through trains from Indianapolis to Greenfield Knightstown and other towns with hourly fast trains to 1 p.m. and connections to Columbus and central Ohio. Includes departures from Indianapolis and Eastern Division via Terminal Building Main Street with halt times and city names like Loganeperere Bere Farmount Elwood Marion and more. Also lists Indianapolis Mantinsville service from Mooresville Bethany Park Star and Unaville with first train at 6 50 a.m. and hourly runs to 7 p.m. Night trains 9 01 and 11 00 p.m. and 10 p.m. to Macreaville.
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Marion County
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Lens
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Gold
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Indianapolis
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Ion County
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Anderson
Alexandria
Summittville
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Gea City Junction
Muncie
Bo P
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Rea
Tew
BSE
Indianapolis & Mantinsville
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Bethany Park
Unaville
Ind
Macreaville
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