Stock Market Mixed as Processes Weakened and Strengthened
A chaotic session in New York featured mixed stock movements with several rails and metals advancing then retreating. Major entries like Great Northern and Northern Pacific fluctuated while government bonds held steady. notices shifted, and the market showed a late uptick as trading concluded amid tentative optimism.
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iBeripes-Motine Prean Association
New York
stork mar_deot
Great Northern
Penn-ylvania
Ryactia
Linton Pacific
Northern Pacific
Southern Eet
Anaconda
Mexican Central
St Paul
Amalgamated Copper
Rock Inland
Southern Railway
Union Pacific
Pittsburg Officials Arrested Over Alleged Embezzlement
Pittsburg Pennsylvania November 2 councilman William Martin and company president Cameron of the Pittsburg and Tube City rally road company were arrested today on allegations of embezzling funds from a railroad company. The report cites no amounts and notes the charges as alleged.
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VeKkar Brees Seanetarion
Pittsburg
William Martin
Cameron
Pittsburg & Tube City Rally Road Company
Death of Mrs Cochran at 81 in Indiana home
Aire Mary Cochran aged 81 used all at the home of her daughter Mira. Joseph H Mtubba 170 Park Ave. Went will be at Spiceland Ind Thursday afternoon. Mrs Cochran dies after longtime illness in Spiceland area funeral details forthcoming.
Livestock Market Report From Indianapolis Nov
Indianapolis market notes show mixed demand with hogs steady to higher and cattle steady to strong. Fleshier classes hold improved prices while lightweight stock moves dull, sheep and lambs sold promptly at steady levels. Cattle futures and seasonality influence, with buyers cautious yet able to clear several lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Meine Prema Ansociation
Slois
Steady
Lambs
Chicago
Berippe-MecHae Preas Association
Ghicago
Wenterts
Fotn
Hoga
Ligne
Teogeio
Roush
A. Lambe
Indianapolis
Tno
Murder Trial Details From Page Te Report
Police identify Wilton as a 22 year old peddler with prior arrests and theft convictions. Arm strong, age 28, dead at the scene, had been acting strangely, shot at the depot. Deputy coroner notes valuables missing and confirms a long labor dispute at the freight desk with a suspect who fled the scene.
Job Offer To Boni In Bon Cestellane Case
Fragmentary 1920s style notice reports Count Boni de Cadeliine of Paris receiving an offer from Retth & Proctor via American strings. The letter promises a weekly sum to demonstrate swordmanship in Vanderliviles with a three week engagement.
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Irving Mo
Anna Gould
Retth & Proctor
Count Boni
Paris
France
Franien
Ymare Thay
Liberty Out Short In Jail Case Involves Wood Couple
Albert Wood jailed 23 days after 186 days in the works, later allegedly beating his wife Stella Wood. Justice of the Peace Hi Stout orders Wood to two days work, pay a $10 fine plus costs. Named Sohaf and Perry. Mayor Bookwalter appoints Joseph C. Sehat and Charles C. Perry as delegates to a Washington rivers and harbors congress in November.
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Albert Wood
Wood
Stella
Sohaf
Perry
Charles A. Bookwalter
C. Sehat
Charles C. Perry
Washington
Overhead wires danger prompts board action in mile square
The Board of Fuelle Works issues a notice to Qualle service companies maintaining overhead wires in the mile square district to appear next Wednesday and show cause why they have not moved wires underground. Fire Chief Couta notes long entanglement of wires endangering life and property. calls for safer subterranean conduits and improved fire service access.
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Board of Fuuille Works Naw
Qualle Service
Millee Square
J. Couta
Berry
Fra Alarm Telegraph
Meare
Beth Id
Adita
Firaman
Grain futures show mixed moves on Chicago market
Chicago grain prices drift with December corn firming and May advance. Wheat steadied with December and May terms, oats firmer with December and May bids. Cash receipts list wheat, corn, and oats. December wheat closed around ic and December oats around Shae.
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Scrippa Mcltae Preeti Association
Chicago
Corm
Kesic
Yallow
Local Securities Market Slumps Amid Mixed Quotations
The local stock market opened spiritless with most quotations holding steady while several issues shifted. Union Traction common rose slightly as Vandalia Coal and related rail firms showed varied demand. many listed bonds and preferreds traded with small price changes amid sparse trading and reports of car scarcity affecting railroad stocks.
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Union Traction Common
Terminus
Aig USA
Pennsylvania Railroad
Indiana
Servant Sues Mrs Levin for 4000 Over Malicious Prosecution
Mattie E. Githens, a former servant in Aire Margaret Irvin's home, sues Mrs. Levin for 4000 claiming malicious prosecution. Githens alleges the attendant accused her of theft, led to her arrest and imprisonment, but the grand jury did not indict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie E. Githens
Aire
Margaret Irvin
Han
Levin
Mien Githens
Brand
Man saves lives by quick action on trolley near Chagrin river
Claude King of Burnton, riding a two car trolley on a wobbly bridge near the Chagrin River, leapt to the rear vestibule, cut the twisted rope, and used the pulley to catch the wire. His presence of mind halted the car behind, averting a collision and saving about 20 people.
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Scrippa-McRae Preas Association
Cleveland
Claude King
Burnton
Chagrin River
King
Opening of the Herron Art Institute in Indianapolis
An invited reception preceded the public opening of the Herron Art Institute in Indianapolis under the Indianapolis Art Association. Noted speakers including James Whitcomb Riley and professors from St. Louis and Chicago praised the collection while guests toured galleries and the sculpture hall. Public admission will be free after a Wednesday event.
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John Herran
Indianapolis
Herron Art
Indianapolis Art Association
Sama
Indimmapalis
James Whitcamt Ritay
Addison C. Harris
G. Ives
St. Louis Museum
Paul Shorey
Uni- Forests
Chicago
Fonc
Institute
Accasian
Gen. H.W. Law
Tate
Soul in the Music Inspires Indianapolis Audience
Taddeo di Girolamo and the Bislery band, after a brief city excursion, return to Caleb Mille hall for an afternoon and tonight concert as part of a three‑performance series. The conductor’s ardor and the band’s unified, soulful playing drew strong praise and marked a successful Indianapolis debut. Mrs. A. J. Tron manages the ensemble, having secured the engagement after two years of effort.
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Taddeo di Girolamo
Bislery
Caleb Milbs
Indianapolis
Caleb Mille Hall
Ellery
A. J.tron
Indianapolly
Odd Fellows See Greensburg Home and Printing Uproar
Reported in Indiana a Greenburg Odd Fellows delegation toured the state home at Greensburg, with details on lodge finances, relief funds, and a proposed new 14 story building costing about 400000. Separately Scripps-McHinn Press notes uproar at the government printing office over management and alleged spying contractors.
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Scripps-Meline
Washington
Pennsylvaniasin
Odd Fellows
Greensburg
Scrippa-McHinn Press Association
Re- Petersburg
Ind
White River
Patoka
Sugar Refining Firm Guilty of Rebating in Court
New York report says American Sugar Refining Company was found guilty by a United States circuit court jury of accepting rebates totaling 25000 from the New York Central railroad. The Central had earlier been found guilty and fined 108000 for similar rebates.
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New York
American Sugar Refining Company
United States Circuit Court
New York Central Railroad
New York Central
Funeral of F M Dice in Sum to Covington burial
Francis M Dice aged local lawyer died here yesterday from heart trouble. Burial will be in Covington family cemetery tomorrow. Dice served as state senator and Republican elector, and was an inspector of rural free delivery during McKinley era. Survived by wife and three children.
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Crawfordsville
Ind
Francis MM. Dice
Covington
Dice
Passes on the Interurban debate at Central Electric Railway meeting
The Central Electric Railway association in Indianapolis will discuss the free transportation issue and related limitations at its November 22 meeting in Dayton. A special car will leave Indianapolis on Thursday morning to bring members for the test session.
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Central Electric Railway Association
Dayton
Indianapolis
Eclock
Defeated the Colored Man in Chicago Municipal Race
Ferdinand L. Barnett, the colored Republican, loses the municipal court judge contest to Democrat Thoman B. Lantry by about 200 votes in Chicago. A recount seems likely as Barnett questions the result.
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Barnett
Scrippe-WeRne Press
Chicago
Ferdinand L. Barnett
Ty Thoman
Lantry
Clara
City Record For A Day Of Sudden Births And Deaths
Lists births at multiple addresses including Charles Holstagaworth and Myra, Lehrs at 143 N Bismarc Ave, and many others. Deaths include Elizabeth Parker Duggan from pneumonia, John Jarvin lobar pneumonia, and Caroline Carey peritonitis among hospital casualties. also building permits issued for several dwellings and repairs across city blocks.
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Elizabeth Parker Duggan
N. Kerstencrave
Willan Wells
Jono Holt
Yandes-st
Jonn Riser
Bingteton-st
Xccidental
Caroline T. Farnsworth
N. Merilan-st
Sophia Hottzhatser
John Jarvin
City Hospital
Lobar
Elizabeth
President Roosevelt greeted by Porto Ricans in Ponce
President Roosevelt arrived from Cuba to Porto Rico and was greeted by Gov Winthrop and insular officials in a town square decorated with flags. The Taft yacht was crowded as local residents lined the harbor to welcome him, while port officials and citizens hailed the U S leader.
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Scrippe-McMae
Porcrh
Porto Rico
Hoosevelt
Cuba
Ile
Gow Winthrop
Taft
Rodnevelt
Investigators to Probe Hill Lines and Major Railways
The Interstate Commerce Commission will probe James J. Hill and the three railway systems he dominates the Great Northern Northern Pacific and Burlington to uncover relationships and potential anti competitive practices as of November 21.
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James J. Hin
Interstate Commerce Commission
Great Northern
Narthens Pacific
Burlington Systems
Anna Gould Plans Return to United States
Frank Gould announced in New York that Anna Gould the former Countess De Casteliiae will return to the United States within a few months. The statement came at Newport on the eve of her departure for Europe.
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Anna Gould
Sevippe-Melite Press
New York
Countess de Casteliiae
United States
Frank Gould
Fust
Europe
Denmark and Germany seal Baltic security pact
LONDON Nov 2 Denmark and Germany have agreed to close the Baltic Sea to fleets hostile to Germany in wartime. The tentative treaty outlines a mutual security arrangement and the terms of enforcement.
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Scrippe-Jicitae Ress Assoe
London
Denmark
Germangy
Hattie Sea
Germany
Still In Office Despite Salary Cut For Parks Chief Power
Parks superintendent J Clyde Power remains in office after the city council reduced his salary by 80 dollars. Power refused to discuss the council action, saying he has not thought about resigning and did not know if he will stay in position.
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J. Clyde Power
Han
Mr. Bower
Farewell to His Captive Ends in Elusive Pursuit
A dramatic scene unfolds as Constable Fraser bids farewell to a captive, Earl Johnson, who vanishes before capture. Hendricks County officers and a posse chase signals from Bridgeport, with Johnson’s whereabouts remaining uncertain as dawn nears.
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Earl Johnson
Thomas Fraser
Jonnsuit
Cape Wort
Herniicke County
Aridgeyure
Hendricks
Johhen
Gall
Laws
White
Amd
Von
Johnson
Prisdner
Bridgeport
Womens Home and Foreign Missionary society meets
The Womens Home and Foreign Missionary society of the First Presbyterian church will meet in the church parlors Wednesday afternoon at 2:31 oclock. Fidelity Rebekah Auxiliary to meet at Mrs. Charles Duvales home 19 Hoyave Wednesday afternoon from 1:20 to 5 oclock for sewing. Reception to Dr. William Wirthing by the Methodist church parlor Wednesday night. Frank West left for Panama Wednesday to enter government coal service. Ladies Auxiliary to the Butchers Society card party Wednesday at German batt. Committee members named. Anniversary of the Manchester Martyrs will be celebrated Thursday night at Morrison hall by the Emmet club with memorial exercises, social session, luncheon and smoker. Mothers Jewels of the Capital plan to meet with Mrs. Lon Boyd Saturday at 2:30 for bank offering and services. Richard Schmidt fined $3 and 30 days in workhouse for quarrel with wife. Mrs. Schmidt arrested for loitering. Water district items noted.
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The
Womens Home and Foreign Missionary Society
First Presbyterian ‘Church
Fidelity Rebekah Austiary
Mire
Charles Duvall
Hoyave
William Wirthing
Atotal M. E. Church of the Church
Frank West
Anwasor
Panama
Government Coal Service
Ie & Pluniner
Butchers’ Society
Charles Kaineich
Wilam Derlett
Charles Gardner
Allen
Larkin
O'Brien
England
Morrison Hall
Emmet Club
Rexchat
Segalon
Capital
Lon Boyd
O'Clack
Richard Bchood
Schapd
Wate
Extension of Time Keeps Manwell Briscoe Gate Factory Hope
Special to The Sam New Castle Ind withNov reports the time extension granted by the industrial committee gives Maxwell Hrisco¢ until Saturday night to respond. Though rate issues troubled the sale yesterday the city remains hopeful of locating the Manwell Briscoe gate mobile factory and selling the remaining lots to secure the project.
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Sam New Castle
Ind
Manwell-Briscoe Gate
Automobile Company
Industrial Committee
Maxwell-Hrisco
1 Ie
Printers Rally For Eight Hour Day Costs Revealed
Chicago officials report printers nationwide spent nearly six million dollars in their 13 month strike for an eight hour workday. Union members contributed 16 percent of wages to the fund, with Chicago printers alone contributing over 300 thousand dollars.
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Nerippe-MeMime Prene Association
Chicago
Treasury Surplus Expected by End of Year
Treasury officials report a surplus of receipts over expenditures for the current fiscal year up to November, with October and November showing strong results. A large year-end surplus is predicted as the early months are typically the most costly for the government.
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Scrippe-McRac Press
Anenciation
Washington
Treasury
United Blige Treasury
Death of Mrs. Grandy in Davenport Passes
News of the death of Mrs. Nes Grandy, Indianapolis. She had wintered in Davenport with her son Carley Grandy. Illness not believed to be immediately serious, body to reach Indianapolis for funeral arrangements. Widow of Roy Grandy, mother of Mrs. Harry Negley of this city.
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Nes. Grandy
Tuls Lee Gracy
Carley Grandy
Davenport
Indianapolis
Roy
Ire UD
Harry To Negiey
Attacking Oil Trust Intensifies Across Nations
Prosecutions in the United States against the Standard Oil company and its officials intensify. The Rockefellers face pressure as the movement against the oil trust gains momentum in Europe. The Mallon Government moves toward joining the European confederation, aiming to counter the oil interests.
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Jetpr Chae Crem Association
Rome
United States
Standard Ofl Company
Europe
Mallon
Europea Confederation
Cobie
Stolen Express Package Reported in Chicago
A Wells Fargo Express parcel valued at .009 was stolen in downtown Chicago early today. The package was handed to men on a wagon but delivery failed and no trace remains. No arrests have been made.
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Sherippe-Decline Prean Association
Chicago
Jnwetry
Wells-Fargo Express Company
Wigan
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Benj. H. Gunneman
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John A. Heskinson
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