Indianapolis Live Stock Market Report Highlights Weekday Gains
Indianapolis stock receipts total 3,000 hogs 1,200 cattle and 200 sheep with gains versus a week ago and hogs down versus last year. Hog sales topped $8.20 per cwt for 150 lb plus. cattle steady to weak with steers softer and calves bulls stronger. sheep and lambs steady with last week’s prices. Other cities show mixed numbers including East Buffalo and Pittsburgh with varied beef, hog, and sheep demand and prices.
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Indianapolis
East Buffalo
N. Y
Canada
Pittsburg
Cincinnatio
Goiter
Nate Lotr
Benners
Inspections Report for Wheat and Hay Car Totals
Readable OCR notes show inspection results for grain and hay lot counts. Wheat in sample four cars. total four. Corn in No 3 white zero new and one old. No 4 white thirty two new. No 4 white mixed one new. No 2 yellow one new. No 3 yellow six new. No 4 yellow nineteen new. No 3 mixed seventy four new. No 4 mixed ten new. two cars new sample. total 144 new and one old. Out No 3 white four. No 2 yellow one. No 3 yellow two. No 4 yellow two. No 3 mixed two. sample one. total twelve. Cars No 4 white one standard one sample two. total four. Out-sample nine. total nine. Hay No 1 timothy three cars. No 2 timothy one car. No 1 heavy clover mixed one. No grade timothy one. Total six cars.
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Sample
Hay
Timothy
Chicago Grain shows December wheat congestion and mixed moves
Chicago reports December wheat demand as shorts lead and offerings shrink while prices edge. Corn and oats weaken on cold brighter weather. hogs rise 5 cents as futures open with wheat at 1.06 and corn near 69 cents. several grains show tight trading with varied closes and bids versus asks.
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Chicago
A. W. Thomson
Steinheil Freed by French Jury in Manslaughter Trial
Faris Nov 15 Mme Margherita Steinheil was acquitted by a jury at 12:55 am of the murder of her husband Adolph Steinheil, a noted painter, and her stepmother Mme Japy. Deliberation lasted two and a half hours with the court president repeatedly summoned for explanations.
Gospel Singer Here At King Avenue M E Church
Prof Harry Maxwell who traveled with Moody and Chapman is at King Avenue M E Church this week. The meeting yesterday was well attended and several additions to the church were made.
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Harry Maxwell
Moody and Chapman
King Avenue M. E
Cobalt stock market steadies as low priced issues rise
The cobalt market shows steadier prices with high priced stocks quiet and low priced issues favored for trading. Wettlaufer shaft reaches 140 feet with a new rich vein. Montrose expands machinery and drifts at 100 feet reveal promising six inch and 24 inch veins, suggesting potential rich ore production.
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Jackson & Jackson
Ask Argentum
Bailey
Chambers
Ferland
Cobalt
Cobalt Central
Wy Conitgas
Gifford
Harcrave
Wettlaufer
Montrose
Keeley
Mees House
New York Curb Market Ticker Brief
New York curb market notes show mixed activity with numerous issues including American Tobacco, Nevada Copper, United Copper, Goldfield Con, and Chicago powers Sgt. Davis Daly among others. Ex-dividend and varied percent changes reflect broad sector movements across mining and utilities.
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New York
American Tobacco
Ely Cons
Butte Coalition
Nevada
Cobalt Central
Rawhide
Miami Copper
Boston
Greene Cananea
Nipissing
Giroux
Kerr Lake
Cumberland Bly
United Copper
Goldfield
Chicago Powers
Davis-Daly
Ohio Copper
la Rose
Union Mines
Manhattan Transit
Gunnefuate
Ely Central
Arizona
Bay State Gas
Aged Man Sentenced to Workhouse for Neglect
George S. Maxwell aged about years was sentenced to 99 days in the workhouse and fined $100 by Judge Stubbs in juvenile court for neglecting his three children. His wife, divorced two years earlier by Judge Leathers, had been awarded support of $8 weekly. Maxwell paid only $47 since. He was twice exiled for contempt but leniency followed each time, and the judge ordered him to comply with the support and obedience to the court.
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Stubbs
Leathers
Maxwell
Grocer Association backs Wolfson for inspector post
The Retail Grocers' Association writes to Mayor-elect Shank urging Isidue Wulfson to be reappointed chief inspector of scales weights and measures. They praise his proven ability, fearlessness in enforcing laws, and protection of the public and honest merchants. the group cites savings to the city and broad support from its 1,400 members.
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Shank
Retail Grocers’ Association
Indianapolis
Isidue Wulfson
Wulfson
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Wulfoon
State's Money on the Way to the State House
The Indiana treasurer awaits county treasurers who will deliver funds from 92 units to the state. County officials aim to settle early or hold local taxes for bank benefit, while Oscar Healey prepares to take charge of the large sum due to the state.
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Oscar Healey
Indiana
Copper Trust Rumor Sparks Wall Street Rally
News from New York on November 18 reports final conferences in Wall Street to organize a copper trust with about 1 billion capital to control all electrolytic copper. Amalgamated Copper opened at 38 and closed at 91. Nevada Consolidated hit a new high of 32½, and J P Morgan & Co to finance the venture, aiming for a behemoth on par with the Steel trust in scope.
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New York
Wall Street
Copper Trust
Amalgamated Copper
Aneaconéa
Nevada Consolidated
Ray
Cumberland Ely
Miami
J. P. Morgamu & So
Steel Trust
Father sues for 30000 damages over son's death
Uriah T. Ashley sues saloon keeper Charles Schifferdecker in circuit court for 30000 alleging his son Raymond W. Ashley 18 was killed by blows from a billiard cue on January 3 1907. Schifferdecker fights the claim saying the death was due to tuberculosis and he acted after being pelted by stones and brickbats.
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Uriah T. Ashley
Raymond W. Ashley
Charles Schifferdecker
David Son Street
Raymond
Schifferdecker
Ashley
Grubbs Returns to Office After Illness
Frank I. Grubbs, assistant secretary of state, was able to be out Monday after a period of illness. He was confined at home awaiting palate healing found by a surgeon to improve breathing space. A chronic cough stemmed from an obstructive throat growth, which was removed and led to a slow recovery. he is now said to be good as new.
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Frank I. Grubbs
Mr. Grubbs
Man Killed by Train Near Anderson Station
Fritz Kellar, a Big Four railroad worker, was struck and killed by a train yesterday near Anderson Indiana. Authorities are reviewing the accident as a fatal work-related incident with investigators gathering details.
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Anderson
Ind
Fritz Kellar
Building Permits for St. Mark's Temple and Nearby Properties
Permit notices list frame church for St. Mark's temple at 1717 with $150 fee and storeroom at College C by John F. Wanneman. other address 543 Lowell with $150. Talbott 208 cited with $900. details mention general building permit activity and fees.
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St. Mark's Temple
Lowell
John F
Wanneman
College C
Talbott
Indiana court reports may move to private publisher
Court reports in Indiana may be turned over to a private company for publication and sale to attorneys, while keeping the per volume price at $1.50. The change would remove the secretary of state from issuing the reports, reducing costs for buyers but limiting copies to those within state lines.
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Secretary of State
Indiana
Supreme Court
Appellate Court
Bobbs-Merrill Company
City Record of Onyx Howard and Grace Avery Area Marriages
Death notices list Charles Reeder age 18 and Mary E. Hopping age 50 with conditions. multiple infant deaths from meningitis and gastritis. various ages and causes across several streets and hospitals. tuberculosis and arteriosclerosis noted. marriages licensed for eight couples including Ray with Downing and Deatrich with Knickerbocker. other couples Carlyle with Rouse and Luckey with Shook also listed.
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Charles Reeder
City Hospital
Mary E. Hopping
E. North Street
Albertia Marie Benthall
Martindale Avenue
Esther L. Kord
Tenth Street
George K. Wilson
Bloyd Avenue
William H. Shannon
W. St. Clair Street
Anna Margaret Lukins
Warman Avenue
Anna Travers
Lexington Avenue
Andrew Staab
Lee Street
Kenatz Hurrie
N. Noble Street
Anna M. McCoy
Fletcher Avenue
Elizabeth Doerr
Vandes Street
Florence Stoehr
St. Vincent's Hospital
Edward Ray
Susie Downing
William S. Deatrich
Minnie Knickerbocker
George J. Carlyle
Mary Rouse
Earl T. Wallace
Emma Foster
William J. Cooper
Clara Foist
Edward McFendleton
Janette Johnson
George A. Luckey
Myrtle I. Shook
Mitchel Loses Again in Contempt Case Appeals
Washington November 15 The District of Columbia court of appeals today overruled the extension of time for the mandate affirming the sentences of Gompers Mitchel and Morrison in the Bucks Store and Range company cases. The only remedy now is an appeal to the Supreme Court after the Toronto convention of the American Federation of Labor.
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Mitchel
Washington, D. C
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
Gompers
Mitchel and Morrison
Bucks Store and Range Company
District of Columbia
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court of the United States
Toronto
American Federation of Labo
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