Wall Street Stocks Open Unchanged in Early Trading
New York November 14 leading stocks opened unchanged at first prices including Northern Pacific Union Pacific Reading New York Central Rock Island and Car Foundry Amalgamated and Pennsylvania fell while B R T rose and TU B S Steel showed gains. The Bank of England’s favorable statement spurred a brief reaction but later losses spread across the market with steel stocks leading the slide and General Electric weak.
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New York
Northern Pacific
Union Pacific
Reading
New York Central
Rock Island and
Car Foundry
Amalgamated
Pennsylvania
Tu.bs. Steel
Bank of England
Paul
General Electric
Pitt
Livestock Prices Report From Indianapolis Market
Receipts: hogs 4,500 cattle 1,400 sheep and lambs 1%. Hogs open strong with top at 5.45. Cattle steady to a dime lower. sheep and lambs steady. Steers and heifers shown with varied classes and prices, bulls and calves listed. Bulk sales around 5.65 to 4.25 for hogs and 6.00 for good lambs, with calves and cows priced across several bands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
City Grain and Wheat Firm Prices and Car Inspections
Grain quotations show No. 2 red wheat at 92 cents, various through billing figures, and January at 9% with December and November values. Corn prices list multiple White, mixed, and yellow grades with through billing adjustments, noting oats and hay prices, plus extensive car inspections across wheat, corn, and hay grades and counts.
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Timothy
Hay
Prairie
Chicago cattle and hog prices on November cattle receipts rise
Cattle receipts total 10 2Mc higher with prime beeves at 4.35 to 6.56 and cows and heifers from 2.28 to 4.80. Hog receipts about 15,000 with light hogs 4.90 to 6.45 and heavy hogs 5.15 to 5.45. Sheep and lamb markets show western and native grades with lambs around 3.75 to 6.65 and sheep 2.00 to 5.10.
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Chicago
Market Prices for Oats and Forage Crops
Old corn and oats markets show Sheaf Oats at 12.0 dollars per unit and Shelled Oats at 4n 52c. Straw ranges from 6.00 to 7.50, Clover around 13 dollars, Speer seedings 15 to 16 dollars, and Timothy 15 to 16 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speer
Timothy
Prices for pork and lard and dairy products
United Prone reports New York on November 14 listing pork at $18.00 to $16.75, lard at $8.90 to $9.00, tallow at 5 1/2 to 6 1/2 cents, butter creamery extra at 2 cents, fancy at 46 to 60 cents, cheese full cream at 12 to 15 1/2 cents, with Western markets cited.
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United Prone
New York
Pork—Mess
Cincinnati Live Stock Market Report Nov 14
Cincinnati dispatch reports cattle receipts 460 steady with shippers paid 4.50 to 6.25. Hogs receipts 8,600 up 16 cents with good to choice sellers at 5.35 to 5.40. Sheep receipts 250 steady with extras and lambs priced around 6.66.
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Cincinnati
Wheat and corn futures tumble amid bull news from Europe
Chicago grain markets opened with declines in wheat and oats despite optimistic overseas reports. December wheat traded around 9 1/2 cents, May near 9 1/2 cents, while December corn slipped to about 56 1/2 cents and May around 57 cents. No. 2 red winter prices hovered, and blue chip pork and lard values showed dull movement.
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Chicago
Bbc
Indianapolis Produce Prices and Poultry Listing
Prices for dairy and poultry items include butter from Elgin at 19 cents per pound, New York full cream cheese at 17 percent or 4 cents, Wisconsin full cream cheese at 17 1 2 cents. Eggs candled 26 cents with mark 22 cents. Poultry lists live turkeys 12 cents, live ducks 8 cents, geese 5 cents, hens 84 cents, spring chickens 8 cents, roosters 1 cent.
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Indianapolis
New York
Wisconsin
First Lady in the Land set for Indianapolis debut
Rehearsals are under way for Joseph Byron Totten's The First Lady in the Land, a high class society drama to premiere next week by the Majestic stock company. The play, Totten's best yet, features special scenery and heavy stage effects, with a New York spring run planned in the title role.
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Joseph Byron Totten
Maestic Stock Company
Totten
Indianapolis
New York
Star Theater
Majestic
St. Louis Live Stock Prices Slide and Steady Bits
St. Louis November 14 cattle receipts total 4500 with steady values. Beef steers range five to six dollars. stockers and feeders two to four ten. cows and heifers two seventy five to five dollars. Texas steers two fifty to five three. cows and heifers one twenty six to three forty. Hogs receipts six thousand steady to lower. pigs and lights four fifty to six thirty five. packers and best heavy five thirty five to six fifteen. Sheep receipts one thousand steady. natives three fifty to five dollars. lambs four oh to six twenty five.
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ST. Louis
Texas
Carmichael Bill Passes Alabama Lower House Prohibition
Special to The Sun reports in Montgomery that the Carmichael bill creating statutory prohibition in Alabama takes effect Oct 1, 1906 and has passed the lower house by 66 to 2. The senate showdown looms.
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Sun
Montgomery
Ala
Carmichael
Alabama
Senate
Admitted taking silks in department store case
Mrs Nina Wickersham 3319 N New Jersey st appeared in police court Thursday to answer shoplifting charges after being found with silk under her coat at a Washington st store Detective Clerk Lley Lowe arrested her Case postponed to Friday She admitted stealing the silk and other small items in her possession She claimed another woman helped but would not name her and said she had left the city This was her first police record
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Nina Wickersham
New Jersey St
Washington St
Lley Lowe
Steel workers riot at Hamilton plant in Ohio
Hamilton Ohio November 14 steel workers at the Hamilton Steel and Iron plant struck and formed a mob. They beat Swan Lee who refused to quit, then targeted his house with threats of lynching. Deputies contained the riot, eleven men were arrested.
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United Press
Hamilton
Hamilton Steel and Iron
Swan Lee
Lee
Students object to restrictions on school play
At Shortridge High a senior class meeting sparked a clash over coaching for the annual play. Principal Benton reportedly insisted Mrs. Ormsby be hired as coach, provoking student uproar. They demanded to select their own coach or cancel the play, while friends say the move was courteous to Mrs. Ormsby.
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Shortridge
Benton
Ormsby
Prof. Thomas
Volunteers Plan Thanksgiving Aid Drive in Indianapolis
The Volunteers of America organize a large Thanksgiving program to aid needy families in Indianapolis. Dinners, hampers with two bushels of food, chicken, oranges, and essentials will be delivered to about 100 families. A local detective system targets true need and excludes repeat or lazy recipients, with clothing distributions set for Christmas.
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Adit
F. J. Preston
Indianapolis
Bert Wesley
Hazel Parker
Dora Wood
J. Minner
Read
Edward Price
Emma Preston
Call of Taggart Meeting at French Lick
French Lick Ind Nov 14 Chairman Thomas Taggart of the Democratic national committee has issued a call for a meeting of committee members at French Lick on Nov 22. The time and place for the next Democratic national convention will be discussed but no final action will be taken. The meeting will finalize the date and location of the convention question. Taggart leaves for New York tomorrow and will return with Eastern members for the meeting.
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French Lick
Ind
Thomas Taggart
Democratic National Committee
Tagagrt
New York
Two Mine Disaster Claims Filed For Big Damages
Two cases moved from Vigo county superior court to federal court seek 10000 damages from Dering Coal company over a Terre Haute coal mine explosion on January 4. Maria Pajik says her husband Leopold Pajk died and she is left destitute. Frank Dabrovnik alleges lifelong maiming and permanent disability.
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Vigo County
Federal Court
Dering Coal Company
Terre Haute
Maria Pajik
Leopold Pajk
Frank Dabrovnik
Maimei
Names New Judge
Attorney General Bonaparte announced Josiah A. Vanorsdhel of Wyoming has been chosen for the associate justiceship of the Court of Appeals of the District of Columbia to succeed Justice McComas, deceased.
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Washington
Bonaparte
Josiah A. Vanoorsdhel
Wyoming
Court of Appeals of
District of Columbia
Justice McComas
Chief Metzger III Ill at Home with Stomach Trouble
Chief of Police Robert Metzger is at home ill after nearly a week of sickness. Doctors report a severe stomach ailment as the cause and say he is under close medical care.
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Robert Metzger
Taft in Shanghai Photographed for this newspaper
A photographed portrait shows Secretary Taft during his Shanghai visit in October. Capt. Walter Kirton, Sun special correspondent in the Far East, arranged the image, which arrived via the Transsiberian route through London and New York.
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Taft
Shanghai
China
Walter Kirton
THE
SUN
Far East
Transsiberian Railway
London
New York
Ringbones Tale Reveals Makeups Hide Horse’s Cruelty
Humane Officer Shine investigated reports of cruelty to a horse in Sam Howes burlesque A Day at the Races at the Empire theater. The horse, described as dirty white with painted rib streaks spavins and ring bones, appeared mistreated but was simply the subject of makeup effects used by burlesque performers. The animal is cared for by a groom and boarded at top livery stables in cities where the show tours.
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Sam Howe
W. W. Woollen
Three local greenhouses stage popular flower exhibitions
Crowds flock to Bettermann Bros conservatory at 241 Massachusetts Ave to view roses and fresh flowers. Henry Rieman’s East and Morris streets showrooms feature chrysanthemums and roses daily. A. Wiegand Co at Sixteenth and Illinois streets presents bridal altar arrangements with lilies, chrysanthemums, and roses. Exhibitions run Thursday evening and extend to Sunday for Henry Aleman’s greenhouses.
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Bettermann Bros.’ Conservatory
Massachusetts Ave
Bettermann's
Henry Rieman
East
Morrissts
Rieman
A. Wiegand Company Conservatory
Sixteenth
Illinoissts
Henry Aleman
Caldwell challenged over fake funeral tale in London legal row
Robert Caldwell of New York faces English legal pressure to validate his claim that he staged a bogus funeral for Thomas Cruce to hide the Duke of Portland identity. Lord Howard De Waldeck’s agents search London Berlin and Manhattan for evidence. Caldwell maintains his tale as lawyers prepare to show false testimony and challenge his knowledge of an A. T. Stewart will.
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Thomas Charles Cruce
London
Duke of Portland
Howard de Waldeck
Berlin
Manhattan
Caldwell
Duke
Druce
George H. Druce
A. T. Stewart
New York
F Tliston
Hilton
Stewart
MAY EXAMINE HARRY THAW
Harry K Thaw grows dissatisfied with delays in his case as his new chief counsel Martin W Littleton insists on absolute control over the defense and to handle matters without Thaw’s wishes. A lunacy commission is likely to be appointed again to report on Thaw’s condition. Justice OGorman set December 2 for the second hearing, but indications point to a start several weeks later.
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United Press
New York
Harry K. Thaw
Martin W. Littleton
Thaw
Justice O'Gorman
Reverend Graff Acquitted In Forgery Case
Benjamin Graff, former Ridgewood Baptist pastor, was acquitted today in Joliet of forgery with intent to defraud the American Assurance Company of Philadelphia. This marks his second trial after a prior hung jury.
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Joilet
Benjamin Graff
Ridgewood Baptist Church
American Assurance Company of
Philadelphia
Needlework Guild Exhibit Showcases Two Garments per Member
The annual Needlework Guild exhibition ran Wednesday in the Women’s Exchange private dining room within the Pythian Building basement. It features members’ year’s work, each contributing two garments for the needy, with supplies distributed to various charitable organizations for best impact.
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Women's Exchange Rooms
Pythian
Arm Dislocation Record Falls Heavily for Hanagan
William Hanagan a Park Avenue cabinet-maker is repeatedly dislocating his arm. He has had 41 dislocations, each followed by an anesthetic to reset the bone. Dr Fred Mayer treated him this week after another detachment. over time the cost could top $1,000 if he paid each time.
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William Hanagan
Park-ave
Hanagan
Fred Mayer
Ashes and Garbage Contract Recommend by Health Board
The Board of Health on Wednesday evening recommended awarding the ashes collection contract to the same contractor that handles garbage. Mayor Bookwalter urged a quick recommendation. A special meeting Friday will examine the Groninger-Hunyak case alleging the brothers took protection money from the city.
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Board of Health
Garvage
Bookwalter
Groninger-Hunyak
Groninger Brothers
Dinner for Church Fund at Grace Pro Cathedral
Grace Pro-Cathedral women and city friends plan nine monthly roast beef dinners starting Thursday at 6 30 p m in the Grace basement Sixteenth Street and Central Avenue Indianapolis diners will host 150 guests with green yellow and white decor. Dining room head Mrs F A Muzzy and table leads include Mrs Meredith Nicholson Mrs Benjamin Franklin Cline and others.
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Indianapolis
F. A. Muzzy
Meredith Nicholson
Benjamin Franklyn Cline
T. Stewart
Arthur Corbin
W. Wilkinson
Caroline Howland
Amy Wales
City Record listing births deaths and permits in daily note
Births recorded for Walter B and Minnie Giesendanner. Arthur Keller. Martin Parker. Frank Jacobs. Marion Heydon twins. Roy Rosas. William Biltz. Edward Ebner. Deaths include Effie Wooten. William Huntz. Thomas O Connor. Mary Haney. Orville Hoover. William Brown. Edmond Wilson. Magnus Simon. Anton Lemenic. multiple heart and lung diseases. Building permits granted to Cambpel and Diller for dwellings and several couples listed for permits.
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Walter B
Minnie Giesendanner
Deloss-st
Arthur T
Amelia Keller
Woodlawn-ave
Martin H
Mary E. Parker
Bank-ave
Frank F
Minnie Jacobs
N. East-st
Marion E
Anna C. Heydon
S. Arsenal-ave
Roy M
Anna H. Rosas
Parkway Drive
William J
Anabel Biltz
Prospect-st
Edward J
Emma Ebner
N. Jefferson-ave
Effie Wooten
Hamiilton-ave
William E. Huntz
Louisianast
Thomas O'Conner
Little Sisters of the Poor
Mary Gertrude Haney
Virginia Ave
Orville Hutchings Hoover
Spring St
William Brown
Adell
Danville Saloon Case Heats Up Before Judge Allen
In Danville Hendricks county the wet or dry fate of the town is argued before Circuit Judge Henry Clay Allen. Remon Strinces sues six saloon keepers Edward Crawley William Kivett Herbert Wilson Scott Lingenfelter John Reeder and Charles Weibel with Capt El Ritter leading temperance forces and Martin Huge defending the saloon owners. A large Danville contingent traveled to Marion county to attend the trial.
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Danville
Hendricks County
Henry Clay Allen
Circuit Court
Remon Strinces
Marion County
Capt
el Ritter
Martin Huge
Edward D. Crawley
William Kivett
Herbert L. Wilson
Scott R. Lingenfelter
John F. Reeder
Charles Weibel
Man Arrested In Juvenile Court Case
Gideon Pittman aged 54 was arrested by Detectives Simon and Slate while seated in juvenile court Thursday morning. The arrest followed damaging testimony from his 15 year old niece, who alleged fear of him. Pittman resides at 1330 Orleans Street.
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Gideon Pittman
Simon and
Slate
Pittman
Orleans-st
Revival in Indianapolis Methodist churches to close Friday
A three week revival across Indianapolis Methodist churches gains strong attendance with Friday night set as the grand finale featuring a youth rally. Noonday services, school and junior leagues events, and multiple evangelists host talks on self denial and devotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Epworth
W. H. Morgan
Lewis Meter and Company
Rev. Morgan
T. S. Henderson
Union
Grand jury to resume asphalt repair investigation
The grand jury will resume its inquiry into asphalt repair work this afternoon after a morning session of unimportant cases. Harry Drew, attorney for M. J. Ready, administrator of James Braden estate, has been summoned to testify. Investigation into Irvington Land Company affairs continues Friday morning with subpoenas issued for Jeup, Moeore, officers Dunn and Adams, Orin D. Walker, and Frank Beten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Drew
M. J. Ready
James Braden
Irvington Land Company
Jeup and Moeore
Dunn and Adams
Orin D. Walker
I Frank Beten
Ohio River Improvement Convention Opens in Wheeling
Two hundred delegates attend the Ohio river improvement convention in Wheeling as Gov. William Dawson and Rep. William Hubbard deliver welcoming addresses. They express optimism that the Ohio will become a top business artery with a nine foot channel eventually realized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
United Press- Wheeling
W. Va
William Dawson
William Hubbard
West Virginia
Tragic death on Chicago elevated tracks
Albert Olson aged two was found killed on the Humboldt park elevated tracks in Chicago. His body was cut in two by a passing train. Five dollars and change found in his pocket suggest robbery was not the motive. Police mystery surrounds the incident with no clear suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Albert Olson
Hancock-ave
Humboldt Park
Blaze at College Damages Main Building at Monmouth
Fire at Monmouth College in Illinois caused about 20000 dollars in damage to the main building. Orville Dean a telephone lineman died in the flames. Classes to be continued in temporary quarters.
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Monmouth, II
Monmouth College
Orville
Tamporary
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Henry Ammann
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Fannile Jearin
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Dora Scherer
Charles E. Crawford
Estelle Levine
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