Sunday Services Across Local Churches This Week
Sunday services are set across multiple churches with ministers away. Dr Jenks and Rev Shirey will lead morning and evening sermons, while Rev Rainier speaks on The Religion of Sensible Men. Special series at Meridian Street and St Paul churches unfolds with Bunyan’s Pilgrim’s Progress as framework.
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J. D. Jeffery
Howard Place
M. E
Iowa
J. F. Rainier
King Avenue M. E
Maxwell
Holy City
Joshua Stansfield
Meridian Street M. E
Pilgrim’s Progress
John Bunyan
Stanafield
G. F. Powers
Bleamarck Avenue Christian Church
Harry G. Hill
Third Christian Church
George B. McKee
Worth Park
First Baptist Church
P. A. Baker
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
Neil McPherson
First Presbyterian Church
Albert J. Beveridge
Gov. Marshall
W. H. Donley
Second Presbyterian Church
Owen D. Odell
The Forces Operating to Produce the New China at City Churches
Evangelistic services gain interest at Edwin Ray M. E. church with H. B. Roller preaching. Several professions of faith reported. Sunday schedule includes decision service at 9, sermon at 10 45, and services at 2 30 6 and 7 45. King Avenue revival continues with confessions and Decision Day in Sabbath schools. Maxwell and others headline songs and messages.
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China
Edwin Ray M. E
H. B. Roller
Rev. Roller
King Avenue Church
Maxwell
Holy City
D. D. Sheffield
Tungcho College
Pekin
Home Presbyterian Church
George Daniel Adamson
New Mayor Grice Faces Appointment Pressure in Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne Indiana November 2 The mayor elect Grice returns from a recuperation trip with a cold but ready to confront municipal conditions He faces intense pressure from men seeking offices while he promises careful consideration before filling key boards and top department posts He pledges to appoint those best qualified and to consult with civic leaders before decisions remain patient and deliberate
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Electesse Grice
Former NY judge Roger Pryor marks 61st wedding anniversary
Roger Pryor, 81, a former New York court justice, celebrated his 61st wedding anniversary with his wife and praised his long life and health. He credited temperate drinking and abstentious eating, while his wife echoed the sentiment about him and their union.
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Roger Pryor
New York
Springfield and Batavia social guests gather in Ohio
Local society notes list visitors and engagements including Mr. and Mrs. Zimmerman in Springfield, Miss Reed in Batavia, Mr. and Mrs. Gray in Chicago, and others in Toledo Pittsburg and Cleveland. The Nettie Barnett Preston Trusler marriage occurred in Cleveland on Tuesday November 16 with several gatherings and receptions reported.
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John R. Zimmerman
Springfield, O
Adelaide Reed
Batavia, O
B. A. Richardson
Nettie Barnett
Preston C. Trusler
Cleveland
Retail Coal Prices From Indianapolis Market Report
Indianapolis report from September 27 lists Pittsburgh prices for cattle, hogs, sheep and calves. Receipts varied with market steadiness noted. ranges include prime and common cattle, prime hogs around 8.40 to 8.37, lamb and sheep prices up to about 5.00, veal calves 7.00 to 9.50, and other Grades showing mixed adjustments.
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Pittsburg
May Rigk Cows Pens In The Wabash Yard Debate
Huntington Indiana residents repeatedly urge relocation of the stock yards along the Wabash railroad. Mayor Anderson defends keeping the pens sanitary near their long established site, arguing moving would kill the yards and push traffic to nearby villages. Rumors say a petition may seek to declare the cattle pen a nuisance and force a move.
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Huntington
Ind
Buzzard'n Glory
Anderson
Indianapolis Livestock Receipts Vary From Week to Week
Indianapolis Nov 2 reports show: hogs 7,000, cattle 450, sheep 150, with hogs up from last week while cattle and sheep fall. cattle steady to firm, calves weaker. Hogs sold mostly 7.55 to 8.10, top around 8.30, with heavy grades near steady. Cattle and sheep arrivals varied, late runs seen. prices steady for feeders, bulls, and calves. Public yards in East Buffalo and Union Stock Yards noted similar trends with hogs heavy yet steady, cattle steady to firm, and sheep and lambs active at steady to higher values.
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Indianapole
BR Moth Oo
Csceeen
Buffalo
Canada
Union
TS Ceves
Wheat Declines in Chicago Grain Markets Amid Liverpool Slump
Opening prices show Wheat at 1.08 for December, Corn 59 and oats 39 cents. Provisions stay steady with Lard at 11.90 pork 20.70 and rib at 20.60 for January. Lower prices in Liverpool influence Chicago trade as of November 2.
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Chicago
Liverpool
A. W. Thomson
High
Lew
Wee
Boston Stocks Opening Prices and Holdings
Boston opening shares show Greene Cananea at 29 percent. North Butte and Nevada Cons. at 29 percent. Lake Copper at 4 percent. Royal at 27 percent. Shannon at 16 percent. Mohawk listed among early movers.
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Greene Cananea
North Butte, & Nevada Cons
Lake Copper
Royal
Shannon
Mohawk
Meats and Lard Prices in Sugar Cured Hams and Bacon
Prices listed for various ham and bacon cuts including sugar cured hams at 154 1TKC, black or skinned hams at 174 Nec, English style hams 164 18%c, boiled hams 224 22%c, breakfast dates 35, sugar cured bacon 18% 4, English style bacon 5, smoked bacon 3% 1eKc.
Wheat, No. 2 Red Prices Reported by Rouse Brothers
Market notes show No 2 red wheat priced at 1.08 per bushel in sample terms. Rouse Brothers list various grain offerings with limited readable details on brands and locations, indicating a local commodity pricing snapshot from a regional supplier.
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Rouse Brothers
Old ST
New Co
Seat Catn
Wall Street Opens Strong After Irregular Start
New York November 2 After a choppy opening the stock market gained strength in early trading with notable advances in several sectors. Consolidated Gas rose further to 1412 while Reading fluctuated, dipping at the start then climbing to the day’s peak. Copper stocks showed good activity and other rails moved within narrow bounds.
Hargraves leads mining stock market with Kerr Lake vein find
Hargraves dominated Friday's mining stock market rising to 54 for a 10 point overnight gain after Kerr Lake vein discovery at 375 feet on the property. Crown Reserve and Rose weakened with 473 and 458 respectively, while Silver Leaf and others remained soft or steady. overall market was quiet with few movers beyond Hargraves.
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Jackson & Jackson
Ask
Argentum
Bailey
Beaver
Tee
Chambers-Ferland
City of Cobalt
Cobalt Central
Cobalt Lake
Coniagas
Montrose
Nipissing
Nova Scotia
Otisse Ooo i le Eee
Peterson Lake
Silver Leaf
Temiskaming
Hargraves
Kerr Lake
Hargrave
Crown Reserve
Rose
Otisse
Rochester
Temisk
Tretheway
New York curb market quotes and mixed commodity notes
New York curb market steady with varied bids and yields. Listings include Standard Oil 7, American Tobacco 430 440, Missouri Pacific 95 06, June Oil, Nipissing 10%, United Copper, Chino Copper 8 9, Kerr Lake 83 16, 85 16, Goldfield Cons. 15 16, Manhattan Transit 2, Pacific Smelters 61 1b 16, Nevada Utah 1 18, Bay State Gas.
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New York
American Tobacco
Ely
Missouri Pacific
Butte Coalition
Eee
Cobalt Central
Miami
Ae Boston
Greene Sanatena
Giroux
Nipissing
United Copper
Chino Copper
Faumibertia
Kerr Lake
Goldfield Cons
Davis Daly
Chicago
Ohio Copper
la Rose
Newhouse
Manhattan Transit
Guanajuato
Ariz
Pacific Smelters
Ely Central
Nevada
Utah
Bay State Gas
Indianaplis Grain Wheat-Wagon and Stock In Store
Grain market note showing wheat prices for No. 2 red at 1.16 and sample values, inspections listing car counts for corn No. 3 white No. 4 white No. 4 yellow No. 3 mixed and hay timothy entries, contrasted with a comparative statement for Nov 1909 and stock in store figures for Wheat Corn Oats Rye across dates Nov 20 1909 to Nov 23 1909.
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Timothy
Chicago Grain Market Movements Report
Chicago grain notes show gains in wheat as shorts covered. May wheat hit 31.06 with 1.06 seen elsewhere. Corn and oats fell, and provisions eased. December corn 60c, December oats 39 1 2 c. Pork January 20.87, lard January 11.95.
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Chicago
Lyric Theater to Show Comedy Pictures All Next Week
The Lyric theater at 1% N. Illinois Street offers a three day run of comedies. Featured films include The Personal Conduct of Henry and The Mislaid Baby with realistic production. Harry Jones will sing Put On Your Old Sunbonnet as the Lyric orchestra provides ongoing selections.
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Lyric Theater
N. Illinoia Street
Henry
Harry Jones
County Officials Shakeup Near for Recorder Appointment
The passage outlines Republican and Democratic judges in multiple courts, notes county recorder term and expected resignation, and discusses possible succession. Fred B. Akin, deputy to Recorder Wallace, is seen as the likely Republican candidate for recorder if a vacancy arises, with plans tied to the mayoral resignation and city controller succession.
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Court House
Frank B. Ross
Clarence E Weir
Pliny W. Bartholomew
John L. McMaster
James M. Leathers
Vinson Carter
James A Pritcham
George W. Stubbs
Harry Wallace
Shank
George .W. Breunig
Fred B. Akin
Wallace
Akin
Stage News Highlights New York to Pacific Coast Touring
Klaw & Erlanger present Rebecca at Springfield with Violet Heming. Miss Hall returns east in The Air King, arranged by Alfred Aaron, after a six year absence. The Young Turk showcases Max Rogers and Maude Raymond. Ben Hur statue unveiling planned for Jan 11 1910 with Riley and Beveridge speakers. Billie Burke advises redheads on dress color. Arsene Lupin cards stir New York theatergoers. Maude Adams stars in What Every Woman Knows before Pacific coast tour. The Merry Widow continues to captivate. Lehar operettas dominate Berlin Vienna and major capitals.
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Josephine Hall
John Slavin
Miss Hall
Alfred E. Aaroons
Comedienne
Aarons
Maxim's
Kian & Erlanger
Max Rogers
Maude Raymond
Atlantic City
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Constantinople
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Gen
Lew Wallace
Statuary Hall
William Allen Wood
Beveridge
Gov. Marshall
James Whitcomb Riley
Lew
New York
Maude Adams
Metropolis
Pacific Coast
Toledo Grain Prices Reported for Wheat Corn and Oats
Market note from Toledo Ohio lists Wheat cash at 1.21 and 1.23 futures for December and May with July at 1.01. Corn cash around 61 to 66 cents with December 61 4, May 62 1, standard oats at 42 4, rye cash 7 64.
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Toledo
Cincinnati Hog Receipts Slide as Markets Close Easy
Cincinnati markets show hog receipts at 3,913 with lower prices and firmer cattle and lamb receipts. Cattle receipts total 591 with demand strong to higher, sheep and lambs 233 with a strong market. Also notes a cold remedy promotion for Laxative Bromo Quinine.
Novel combined merry-go-round rink ice cream parlor patent
Marion Indiana reports John Bollett and Charles Ancil secured a patent for a combined merry-go-round skating rink and ice cream parlor. The machine features a revolving or stationary skating platform and a beverage booth, with exclusive rights granted after a contested priority claim. The Marion firm plans to manufacture locally with an estimated $2000 build cost and aims to produce several units before spring.
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John Bollett
Charles Ancil
Miles C. Coble
Marion
Chicago Cash Grain Market Report Nov 2
Chicago cash grain closes with No 8 red 1.1061.17 and No 2 hard 1.1041.10 percent. No 3 hard 1.04 1.08, No 1 new spring 1.10, No 2 new spring 3.08 1.00, No 3 spring 1.0481.08. Corn values run No 2 corn 6%c, No 2 yellow 544 646c, No 3 yellow 644c, No 4 new 67c, No 4 new yellow 57 35T4c. Date No 3 white new 2610c standard da.
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Chicago Cash Grain
Chicago
Cash Grain
Standart
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