Wall Street Stock Market Opens Higher Amid Volatile Trading
New York stocks opened with broad advances on November 16, lifting many shares. Anaconda Louisville Canadian Patuc, Smelting and Atchison Railway rose about 4 percent while Union Pacific and Reading showed strength. Early trading was feverish and irregular with gains trimming mid session as prices softened and mixed results persisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippr-McKae Hrees
New York
Anaconda
Louleville
Canadian Pactuc
Atchigan
Colorado Fuel and Southern Railway
New York Centre and Steel Common
SL Pal
Union Pacific
St. Paul
ISM
Union Pacine
W Thomson
Local Securities and Live Stock Market Summary
Cincinnati reports steady receipts and mixed gains across cattle hogs sheep and calves with notable highs for Home Brewing Company stock and Belt Railway lambs. Chicago lists large receipts and steady prices across beef hog and sheep sectors, with market activity indicating cautious advances and vertical price spreads.
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Cincinnati
Gerigpe-Mellag Proas Association
Stearn
Indiana
Home Brewing Rompuny
Judge Kealing Named Special Judge in Assault Case
Attorney John Kealing will serve as special judge in the assault and hattersay case against Hetzger. Chief of Police Robert Metsger presided on December 6, with Criminal Judge Alford noting difficulty finding counsel. Kealing, a cousin of District Attorney Joseph Keating, is a Democrat and active Ninth ward party member.
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John Kealing
Robert. Metsger
John Farrangtin
Alford
Keating
Joseph 2.Keating
Nit
Ami
Milk Men Not Yet in Arrests in City Milk Ordinance
Health Department complaint cites delays in enforcing the city milk ordinance. Eugene Buehler forwards letter to City Attorney Freeman Mataon about pending arrests for violations dating back two months or more. Cases named include Pickett, Koldyke, McQuiston, Braun, Exmet Brier, and others against local milk vendors and individuals.
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Ery Health Department
Monaghan Head of the Bankers and Dinner Plans
Ross Wallace of Evansville lists Monaghan as head of the Bankers. The executive committee includes Goodrich, Dougherty and Ramdell. Hon. Charles H. Trent spoke on U S Treasury topics. B B Durham and Col Powers also attended. A dinner at the Claypool will start at 7 o'clock Thursday, with a program and entertainment. Committee members and entertainment chairs are named, listing many individuals and local banks.
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Ross Wallace
Evansville
Frank Martin
Tlanapolly
Alumes
PB. Goodrich
Hugh Dougherty
J. J. Ramdell
iCharles H. Trent
United State
United States
B. B. Durham
TM. Jnole Bankers’ Association
Onur
Powers
American Bankers’ Ansociation
Louis:ville. Ky
Claypool
Ny Ynultevie Entertainment
Gmoker
arents—Verney
C Maslett
A. Fletcher
Frank D. Stal
Oscar F. Frenzel
W. F
Galt
Andrew Smith
Unpard onable Sin sermon draws Thirteenth Street audience
Charles Reign Scnvilla spoke on The Unpardorable Sin at Ashlani Ave Armory drawing crowds. He urged listeners to become interested and warned against ignoring divine alarm. Reeylle plans another sermon Thursday night as revival continue across local churches with new members joining the movement.
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Charles Reign
Scnvilla
Ashlani Ave
Clork
Reeylle
Wreck Toll at Woodville Ind Causes Hundred Deaths
Baltimore and Ohio railroad announces a deadly wreck at Woodville Indiana with a list of known victims. Coroner J C Carsom notes many missing children died without tickets and estimates total fatalities may reach about one hundred.
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Scrippe thRae Freee Association
Chicago
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Woodville
Ind
J. C. Carsom
Porter County
Indiana
Adil
Livestock market report from Indianapolis shows firm hog prices
The Indianapolis market reports hogs 8 000 cattle 1 200 sheep 200 with active bidding and strong demand from all sources. Prices top at 6.45 with most sales 5.25 to 6.0, cattle steady, female butcher stock active, but overall stock outlets narrow. Sheep market quiet with small local demand and limited supply to meet butchers.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Hoga Tomasne
Fitani
Fitani 6 Lot 46 Ver 5 Wa 4. 5 Dus Y Datameunnes & Fsgs
Chicago Grain Note Shows Mixed Morn on Board of Trade
Board of Trade sees firmer tone in grains with December wheat easing and May wheat steady. Corn holds up early gains as December and May contracts strengthen. Provisions rise with January pork and rib prices noted. Local receipts include wheat and corn among others.
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foriype-McHan Preas Association
Chicago
Board of Trade
Cork
GMM
Cy Mag
Night of Whist Play Card Parts At Tomlinson Hall
A two night duplicate whist carnival at Tomlinson Hall features dances and a gala program. Miss Grivewane Ralph directs Niagara Falls NY event with many box parties and a long list of performers and patronesses. The curtain rises at 8 10 with a large cast including Edna Green, Mary Ibonotta, Charlotte Naves, and dozens more, plus special dancers and a carnival of fairies.
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Omlinson Hall
Movnes
John Oxenford
Alfred Wook
W. Lo Wade
Pred S Roindies
J. A. Feeeitt
Fhadilous Huston
A. T. Johnson
Morris Aleck
Carl Schwartz
Paul Ragsdale
James Gribton
John Fishback
William Shemberg
Raymond Delett
Halford Badty
John Baker
Margaret Ragsdale
Margaret Noble
Marie Cohen
Sue Wiliixma
Marguerite Iivin
Ruth Culbertson
Gladys Grimes
Mildeed Browne
Stra
Ruth ‘Golurick
Robert McSlure
Charles Dwan
Emerson Earp
Dean Francia
Kiesel Joblisoh
Henry Dolman
Robert Brennan
Willian Rhodes
Samy Browning
Roberts G. Winslow
Lawrence Weiehi
Lem Earp
John Wright
William Chandler
Gus Steintaver
Joan Cawley
Nicholas Eastman
William Larkins
Mra
R. G MeClure
A. B Cook
Gintyn Eline Wininga
Goblet
Mesba Te Bannelier
Gpiern
Elizabeth Pfeiffer
Low Disvette
Lourse Allen
Nancy Johnson
Glorye Winings
Nancy Lewin
Clary Browning
Elst Bell
Renevieve F Harris
Martha Harris
Marlon Cooper
Henry Wingate
Dorothy Lewis
Patricia Vanterwalker
Lauree Ellhard
Admiral Brown Seaside Vows on Navy Strength Banquet
A Chicago banquet honors Rear Admiral Roh D Evans and Rear Admiral George Brown. Speakers urge Congress to boost naval ships and personnel, citing shortages, funding gaps, and need for better training and target practice. Evans defends old navy traditions while urging modern expansion and more officers, ships, and money for the fleet.
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San
Chicago
Roh ‘Try D. Evans
Igning Bob
United States Navy Academy
Andliptian
George ‘Brown
Indianapolis
Willa
George
Kevan
Piccures Uac
Admiral Brown
Ioastmaster
Afr
Binderyon
Heapi
Techs
City Record Day Births and Deaths in New Jersey Districts
Birth notices list Fred and Mary Kashner. Yanier Hichard and Edna Cash in New Jersey. Kay Richard and Edna Schutbier at City hospital. Deaths include Alice Pottitora and others with causes like gastroenteritis, tuberculosis, Bright's disease, pneumonia, and poisoning. addresses given for several entries. Marriages record multiple pairings including Edward Board and Berth Ball, Harry Jackenn and Neate Short, and Willam Mattern with Jessie Schmielt among others. building permits and repairs noted in several streets. various residences and enterprises cited.
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Fred
Mary Kashner
Yanier Hichard
Edna Cash
New Jersey
Kay “Richard
Edna Schutbier
City Hospital
Vay
Alice — Pottitora
Thomas Purte
Adetalie St
Alva Bly
W. Washington-at
Istboad
Ernestine Lipf
Mantealm T
Anna
T. Bourne
Edward
Board
Berth
Ball
Harry J. Dackenn
Avenett
Kate
Willam Go Mattern
Jessie G. Ichmieit
Harry Ros Emmelmann
Mary Kutimann
Frank Hollingaworth
Erhel M. Ban
Rerm Manly
Weat Burton
Oneen Wirmack
Wiliam PF Cayetyd
Prank
Mualler
George Whitmire
Resml
Igperee
Rec
Fleck
Haverkinngs
Ben
Tind
Jalivaeaye
Rich
Capitolove
Barah M. Riley
Aero
Union Transtecaml
New York
Ble Peierlsaan
Sherman Alive
T Inn
Varuyé Spree
Neill
Congress
Mra G . Gritlth
Remeiel
Frond Vusiy
Sob Asin
Glyane
Etviies
Apna Hyimat
Regal 4 Wars
Art
FES
AW Titus
Iblishin
Teh
Giivenr
Lim
Apa
Wamitu
Rwetlhig
Dio Can
Arene-aye
Cattle and sheep receipts at St Louis market
At St Louis Mo on November 15 cattle receipts were strong with beef steers and feeders around 2 to 4 dollars per hundredweight and cows near 7 dollars. Texas cattle showed 2.50 to 5.50, total receipts about 5500, packers around 9.25, butchers and fat cattle around 6 dollars, sheep receipts strong with natives around 6.50 and lambs noted at about 9.50.
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St. Louis
Serione-McRae
St, Louis
Helfere
Texas
Boy Killed by Hunters in Auto Crash Surprise
A young boy died after being shot inadvertently by a hunter in a car crash accident. A family member reported the event as an accidental shooting during an outing, while authorities investigated the surrounding circumstances and the weapon involved.
Golden Specific advertised as cure for drunkenness
An advertisement touts Golden Specific as a 24 hour cure for drunkards claiming permanent relief and restored health. It cites testimonials from Mrs. Balkins and Mrs. Mink and urges sending for a free sample package plus testimonials to prove its effectiveness.
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Mutile Balkins
Mabel Mink
Oreron
J. W. Haynes
Glens Betting
Ielanatt
Chia
Criminal Judge Immunity Question Reaches Court Opinion
A lengthy court opinion analyzes whether a late 19th century state law section can force term changes for constitutional officers elected in November elections. The attorney general argues that removing the proviso defeats the entire section, risking executive disruption and invalidating the legislative plan.
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YA Kbewso
Legia
Ths
Taktha Vane
Martin Voumtty
Demanded Return of Wedding Gifts in High-Profile Split
In South Bend, Mrs Helen Kelley Marr wins a divorce from George Marr, a local jeweler, and is awarded alimony. She seeks the return of wedding gifts including a sterling silver service valued around 1000 dollars, after the Mayr Kelsey marriage turmoil drew wide local attention.
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South Bend
Ind
Mayr
Hosdans
Keeney
Walnut Silla
Clnelunsits
Ely
Saint Pere
Mth
Weere
Ant “Proom
Paally
Mre
Elreuly
Marr
Notice to Contractors Indiana City Public Works Arlington Avenue improvement
The Board of Public Works of Indianapolis invites sealed proposals by 10 a.m. on November 19, 1908 for the public improvement along Arlington Avenue from Futian Avenue center to Beachwood Avenue center. Plans and specifications available at the Office of Public Works. A bid guarantee of at least 2 percent of the engineer's estimate, payable to the City of Indianapolis, is required. The contract duties include execution within five days of acceptance and a performance completion obligation.
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Atyam No
Court House
Indianapolis
Ind
Board of Public Works
Indiana
Ciy of
Arlington Avenue
Futian Avene
Beachiwood Avenue
Oerinding
Aringian Avenue
Julian Avenue
Mience
Anington Avenue
Geedind Avenue
Aid Sever
Wali
City of
Mach
Uate
Fiat Arcompany
Enelnser
Audigenck
Machinarelis
Papstan
Trisler
Fred J Omack Ban
New York Street
Highland Avenue
Porman
Andy Han
Cart
Aileya
North Strart
Bart Sth
Norle
Park Avenue
Wa Poe
Loreph T. Mah
C. .Trusler
J. Ea
Pete Wes
Public hearing on street opening in Indiana details
A legal notice from Indiana announces a public hearing on December 3, 1900 at 1 a.m. regarding the widening of Washington Boulevard and Forty second Street. It outlines the proposed boulevard route, affected properties and the process for objections or reconsiderations by interested parties.
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Perlic
Ind
Tha’ Gord
Detvannna
Indiana
Putler
Washington Bowles
Thirty Fourth Street
Tie ST
Washington
Washington Boulevard
Thirtyefourth
Thieby
Woohinston
Waykingtom
Public Works Board notices improvements in Indianapolis 1908
The Board of Public Works of Indianapolis announces planned depetized improvements on STATION STREET MARKET STREET and CHI ETHER, including grading paving and sidewalk construction, with plans on file. A public hearing on remonstrances is set for Friday November 13 1908 at 10 o clock, at the Board office, to decide on the proposed works and their costs.
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Department OF Public
the Board
Court Huse
Indianapolis
Ind
Board of Public
Indiana
Indishapolis
Station Street
Twenty-Eighth Street
Promprty Lne
Thirtipt Street
Market Street
Arsenal Aven
State Avenue
Onin Street
Uni
Arsenat
Corre Hoe
Necesari Marateie
Rv Ri
Hoand
Vitanapolia
Board of Public Works
Stoely
Joseph T. Elliott
Preston Trusler
Fred J. Mack
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City Grain
Scember
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Micswigan
Dale
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Seeady
Wing
Moe
Bill Ing
Ficz
Serippa-Siclae Prean Asnocrottan
Herripts
Sy Weber
Serippa-Moktan Press
Hetzger
Monyhan
Charles Reign Scoville
Chicago Grain
Poxey
Aviaary Stone
Alay Lethe Sima
Mies Edna Green
Miss MacNelly
Aces
Mias Robinson
Nondys
Mins Perrie
Rearta
Miss Briato
Clubs
Mose Balnrick
Mamandy
Darkspellr
Wy Bourne
June
Mtr
Harry Peekman
Spaded
Mr. Malph W. Appott
Hearts
Wile Steelburg
Diamonds
Mary Ibonottanoha
Mins Matters
Apanes
Misa Watts
Chatna Pole
Dleanonis
Or. Deniers
Irvin
Rous
Spades
Sintey Everitt
Jean Johnson
Invnit
Itny Baker
Chirlotte Naies
Lew Streag
Auven Ming
Mies Enza
Mn Chirles
Cunty
Miss Vero Belle Palmer
Peter GB
Lowrie
Ming Dra Hourcourt
Parise
Mangan
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Mei Proaton Corsill
Tins
Hallowiy
Hila Simmonk
Alte TL Curry
Mia
Starkhouse
Hortenae Upland
Olehty
Frist
Ferguson
Alberta Mahan
Mr. Eaglestold
Mise Pricetmeyer
Cours
Murray Clayton
Allen Stackhorns
Wildint
Dickson
Nina
Zeldy Read
Eusht
Taser
Mixa Cartép
R.A Mtoefet
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Tolirs
John Stickelsburg
Shree
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Pes Hulton
Tee. Pnades
Elizabeth Ever
Louise McKenzie
Robley JD. Evans
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Supreme Court
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Walla
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Preston
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Fred J. Back
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