Wall Street Stocks Open Higher in Broad Rally
New York November 2 stock market opened generally higher with gains in Colorado Fuel, New York Central and Erie among leaders. Brooklyn Rapid Transit moved up. Great Northern rights to ore closed raised price, while Northern Pacific slid in sympathy. Government bonds steady. overall tone firm despite late selling pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippe-McRae Preas Association
New York
New York Central
Atchison
Erie
HUH
Marin
Great Northern
Northern Pactfic
Brooklyn
Wales
Live Stock Prices in Indianapolis Hog Market Advances
In Indianapolis on November 22 hog prices rose rapidly with buyers facing limited supply for holiday demand. Top hogs reached 6.56 while most trades settled between 6.20 and 6.40. Cattle stayed steady for good stock, but common grades lagged. Sheep demand remained strong for prime stock as the market closed quiet but firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Local Securities St Louis Live Stock Report
Catile receipts 4300 higher. variety of steers, cows and heifers priced. Hogs receipts 5000 higher. prices range from 6.00 to 6.40, including packers and heavy hogs. Sheep receipts up. native and western ewes and lambs to about 4.00 to 7.00, with mixed quotes. Chicago and St Louis markets show robust demand across cattle hogs and sheep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Scrippa-Mafine Crean Association
Texas
Bext
Amsoute
Chicago
Mindium
W. Thomson
U. B. Steel
Pacific Ray Vita
Deuter & Bray
Wola Prinse
Missouri Pac
Vais
Bologna Bulls
ALVES
Bou. Pacific
Union
Brooklyn
Medina
Buffalo Live Stock Markets and New York Produce Reports
Buffalo and New York markets show cattle receipts around 125 with steady prices and sheep around 1,200 with mixed grades in demand. hay, oats, corn, and wheat futures quoted with various adjustments. New York Produce Exchange notes pork, lard, butter, eggs, cheese, and grain movements, highlighting steady dairy products and mixed grain prices across regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Setipps-MeKgoirren
Buffalo
N. Y
Cattla Tietelpts
Ateady
New York
Aérippa-MeFime Prese Associaion
Lari
Talon
Hees
BeaPac
State
Chicago Grain prices steady on moderate demand
Wheat rose amid moderate demand with December and May futures noted. Corn held firm with December and May contracts, oats steady, and provisions quoted with fats, hogs, and lard prices. Local receipts show 2 3 cars of wheat, 1M cars of oats. December wheat at 7a, May at higher levels. corn at 4c December, higher in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tae
Besse
Plymouth Cordage Cables Ad Hails Specially Made Grate
An advertisement for Agener promotes Plymouth Cordage cables and a specially made grate. It mentions a Weeerry ef aline ft 3 and lists Vonnegut Hardware Co as a supplier or point of contact.
Royse Case Probed by Grand Jury in City Contracts
The Royse investigation centers on Councilman Royse and his ties to the Republic Creoxoting company once employing him as an agent. Witnesses before the grand jury include Joseph Hogue and A Kinnaert as inquiries expand into city contracts and paving materials. No city council members or Public Works board examined in the morning session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PC. Reilly
The
Republic Creoxoting Company
Harry Royse
Theraday
Councilmar
Royse
Roya Tx
Jas
Republic
Lreosoting Company
Brid Diory
Joseph Hogue
Wtrecta
George Stier
Mague
Brwnidige
Lehinghan-ave
A. Kinnaert
City Council
Bard of Public Works
Liner Collision Tragedy Off Cherbourg Claims Dozens
At Cherbourg two North German Lloyd liners Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse and Orinoco collided at sea injuring and sinking passengers. Reported death toll includes nine crewmen and twelve steerage passengers with several missing. Rescue boats evacuated survivors as officials assign blame while denying higher casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merippa-Miitac Press
Ausociationn
Cherbourg
Royal
Orinoro
le Lorrains
St. Paul
Vigil of a Hunter Ends in Water Rescue at Cedar Point
Nov 2 report from Sandusky details Fred K. Marshall a coal dealer who, while duck hunting with Otto Ziscel near Cedar Point, was exhausted after their boat capsized amid strong Lake Erie winds. Marshall saved Ziscel, found his friend dead, and endured a night of exposure before resuming the search. he remained weak but is expected to recover. Also noted are multiple fires in New York linked to a firebug ring, with firefighters narrowly escaping and police tying the incidents to a climbing gang targeting tenement districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nerippe McRizereas
Sandusky
Lake Erie
Fred K. Marshall
Otto Ziscel
Tom
Bane Tourky Bay
Cedar Point
Slatel
Marshall
Hin Fetena
Caruso Tries Vaudeville in police court spectacle
Enrico Caruso, star of the Metropolitan Opera, faced a Yorkville police court hearing on a charge of annoying women in a Central Park venue. The trial drew mixed reactions with cheers from friends, hoots from others, and a police officer who had arrested him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pe NeRarreas Association
New York
Enrico Caruso
Toner
Metropolitan Opera Company
Maomistrate Haker
Yorkville
Monkey House
Caruso
Cane
Oppo Singer
Sleck
Elf
Carusca
Help for Children Donarien Day at Indianapolis Home
A committee from the Indianapolis Orphans Home board will be at the When store all day to receive donations for the orphans. The event marks the Tuesday before Thanksgiving, with clothing, provisions, money, and other gifts urged to support 139 children in care. The public is asked to contribute and help furnish school needs as the home faces provisioning challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Tnd Carr
Free lectures by Henry Watson Corel at Masonte hall
Henry Watson Corel, famed for industrial advances, returns to Masonte hall on Nov 22 24 for a series of lectures. The topics include The Bathing of Great Fleetele railroad with Chicago New York Bistreie Air Line backing. Corel’s lineage links to Ezra Cornell and Alonso B. Cornell noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Watson Corel
Masonte Hall
Great Fleetele Railroad
Chicaxo-New York Bisetrie Air Line Railroad Company
Cornell
Exra Cornell
University
Alonso LB. Cornel
Wea
Union Telegraph
Electricity at Home Sparks Simple Appliance Wiring
A Cassler's Magazine note suggests wiring for socket heating devices connected to lighting circuits for minimal extra cost. It cites small electric devices like coffee percolator, heating pad, cigar lighter, curling iron, and baby milk warmer as examples, used for short periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hom
Hao House
Iittle
Intel
Cassler
Traction line expands as Connersville extension opens
Connersville extension boosts Indianapolis traffic. Rushville to Connersville feeds traffic into Indianapolis with two daily freight car trips beginning next week. Twenty four new 35 foot cars from Barney Smith Co Dayton deliver for Shelbyville, Rushville Connersville lines. Cars feature baggage and motorman compartments and 53 seat capacity. Delays persist in Indianapolis Cincinnati Traction equipment, with bodies from Barney Smith Co trucks Baldwin Locomotive works motors and trolley gear from Westinghouse Electric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuninesa
dMndianapolis & Clackanad ‘Traction Company
Connersville
Rushville
Indianapolis
Tadianapolis
Connerairlie
Barney & Smith Co
Dayton
Shelbyville Cegleton
Rushville-Comnersville
Indianapolis & Northwestern
Indianapols & Cincinnati Traction Company
Baldwin Locomo Hive Works
Wertinghouse Electric Company
Ruahville
Inaccurate Inclusions Parish: Multiple Local Corporations Formed
Articles of incorporation filed Thursday with the secretary of State list several new entities in varying capitalization. The Hikhart Garage Company reports capital stock of 10.40 with directors Charles G Cant W J Gronert John 8 Vane dan and Mary BE Landon. The Caled Oland Mineral Company of Silivan shows 10,000 in stock. Visiting Nurse Association of South Bend lists Nettie B Powell Anna Curlite Mare D B Datmahuy Nellie K O'Brien and Hitzubety Mayr as trustees. Ansochster Charities and Philanthropies Lowh vend trustees Mrs FU Datinahon Arthur I Mubbara and Dagtiel Met. Princeton Samatoutim Company shows stock 400 with incorporators Frik Butr Book Andersen and Atuta L Helhak. McCulloch Land and Improvement Company of New Albany lists stock 3.00 with Thomas M McCulloch James W Dunhar and Charles D Kelse as incorporators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of
Hikhart Garage Company
Capital
Charles G, Cant
W. J Gronert
John 8. Vanedan
Mary BE. Landon
Calted Oland Mineral Company
Silivan
Albert B. Mazel Ripe
Frederick &. Boden
Visiting Nurse Association
South Bend
Nettie B. Powell
Anna
Curlite
Mare DB
Datmahuy
Nellie K. O'Brien
Hitzubety
Mayr
Ansochster Charities and Philanthropies
Lowh Vend
FU. Datinahon
Arthur I. Mubbara
Dagtiel Met
Princeton Samatoutim Company
Way Ital
Sire Frik Butr
Book Andersen
Atuta L. Helhak
McCulloch Land and Improvement Colpany
New Albany
Thomas M. McCulloch
James W. Dunhar
Charles, D. Kelse
City Record Births and Deaths Listing Numerous Names
A dense city record shows births and deaths with numerous names and addresses. It lists individuals such as Annie Wigan and Sarah Carter along with associated locations like 1316 Southenn tral Mole Feleta and Emerson place. Building permits and property transactions appear, detailing dwellings on Villa-ave and Roosevelteave as well as various contractor entries and company names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie
Wigan
Lobariets
Moxy Kriges
Évrelral
Ambhigton Wagner
Ais Wo
Northoridoust Ett
Sarah Carter
Fersniial
Miscourt H. Colinets
Emerson Place
Hoosier Publishing Company Sued By Former Correspondent
Fred T Loftin files a labor lien claiming salary due from Hoosier Publishing Company operator of a weekly Democratic paper in Indianapolis. Loftin, former traveling correspondent and managing editor, says money is owed. the publisher says no debt exists and Loftin delayed action until after an election due to party assurances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred T. Loftii
Hoosier Publishing
Cat- Jpans
Turner
Loftin
City Public Works to Open Washington Boulevard Roadway
The Board of Public Works of Indianapolis announces a declaration to widen Washington Boulevard by forty two feet from Thirty-fourth Street to Forty-second Street. A public hearing and remonstrance period are set for December 7, 1906, with the board meeting to consider actions on the land opening. The project affects adjacent properties and includes a public waste department notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department OF Public Wohke
Office of the Board
Court House
Indianapolis
Ind
Board of Public Works
Trdllanans- Ie
Indiana
Priite Works
Indianapolla
Washington Boulevard
SN. L
Thirty-Fourth Street
Forty-Second
Houlevard
Thirty-fourth
Weatington Boulevard
Washington Houlevard
Washington Boules
Thirtrs Fourth
Thirtesfourth
Forte Erond
Elimott
Preston
J. Mack
Beard
Nati
Unase
Indianapatta
Indianano
Nie
Inanapoliy
Sat? Board
Station Street
Twest
Xouth
Cen Wee
Cork Hire
Fonifoem
Markeet Street
Arsenal Avenue
State Avenue
Aerohibhn No. Aki
Ohio &Treet
Arsenal Aventis
Curtice
Locrerrie Street
East Street
Promerty
Liberty Street
Carbine
Lourd
Seetus
Joseph T. Elliott
Preston C. Trusler
Fred J. Mack
Board of
Public
Wermin, Huntington & Page
Remarkable Winnings in New York Alleged Game
In New York a gambling game involving actor Nat Goodwin and Theodore Barrett allegedly led to large losses and gains. The article notes a total pool around $62,000 with several participants and a closing settlement of about $2,000. The text references Louisville connections and claims a dramatic swing in fortunes among the players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serloye-McRae Cress
New York
Theodore Barrett
Louisville
Argertod
Xeon Barrett
Dtuadele
Wilmington Unwritten Law Case Impacts Henderson Divorce
In Wilmington on Tuesday TJ Henderson pleaded the unwritten law defense after shooting Nathaniel Hutchinson a streetcar doctor. Judge Cockran postponed sentencing of Henderson who cited the unwritten law, while Henderson’s wife was reported as the motive. The court sustained the argument amid the tense courtroom scene as costs were set and the defendant faced penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seteper- Merc
Wilmington
TJ Henderdon
Nathaniel Hutchinson
Joe Yves
King
Costa
Aytehiies
Henderson
Fran
Cockran
Tensderson
Paneral of Victims at Woodville Wreck Headed to Chesterton
Three hundred relatives and friends of the dead victims of the Woodville wreck traveled from Chicago and nearby towns to Chesterton Indiana for funeral services. The gathering was led by the Polish Roman Catholic parish. Private escorts accompanied the party to officiate the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Woodville
Halthners & Gbfe
Chicag
Vowne Telay
Chesterton
Ind
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Wall-St
Local Securities
Serlper-McRac Preas Association
yoEiaan
Ney
Eredmeer
East
Buffalo Live Stock
Timothy Hay
Polyhontas
Pocahontas
Pocahantes
Nist
Pittsburg
Egmr
Mostmark
Njink State Creamery
Elgin
Joe
Dow Amuatic
Kingan & Co
Sue
Skcz
Timothy
Praicia
Cincinnati
Serigpa-McRae
Pitteriag
Pete
Nertos West
Butch
Chotee
Elon Emtver
Vandalia
Union Traction
American Central Lite the. Co
American National Bank
Guar
Indian Trust Co
Teclana Walay Traction Cas
Martinay
ROT
Indianapolis Gax Co
Indpla
Southeast
A Andpis
Street Railway
Kk. M
Vandalia Coal
Pitt Waeson, Pfd
Prustee
Teertiscatey
New
Columbus & Bo
Indianapolis & Eastern Fe
Indianapolis Gas Br
Indpis
Greenfield R. R. Bs
É& Martinsville RT. Sc
Ludpin
Northern Traction
Indianapolis Street Railway
Traction & Terminal
Gm Ib
Hoalansgers
Ates Oo
Iet
Bass
New Telephine
Secind Ba
Union Traction of
Greene
McKinley-Darragh
British Columbia
Hivago
Hevana Tobacco
Wipissing Mere
Marine Common
Manhattan ‘Transit
Wey
Trani Mitchell Aimning
Weatinghouse Electric
Comar
Tennessee Copper
EN Seure-Rnehvick Pfil Oatg
Enited
Copper
Ns Am
Vitah
Chicago Grain
Agener For
Plymouth Cordage
Vonnegut; Hardware Co
Akri
Kaiser Wilhelm der
Kalaer
Liegal
Orinore
Orinoes T2
Antilin
Tha Kalser
Scrippe-MrAne Press Association
Roach
Aengs
Spresa
Trent of the Cly
Denison Ames Billiard
Bun
Mneet Pilliard Room
Maine
Smith's Dye Works
Mass
Henry Watson Cornell
Fresh Field
gSagel
Eta Snyder
Tas
Charles
W. Twenty-elmith-re
William J. Dawson
Minnatta Ly Kinney
Clyde A. Drane
William HL Anthony
Ela Kinenmann
Edward M. Koch
Emma Kekert
MakHin McClunky
Goldie C. Ward
Abraham J. Mons
Mare &. Gibbs
Herman J. Grabhern
Outey
Grane
Mugh E. Fielder
Mary Ethel Allen
Rown Baker
Mary Height
George Ro ‘Taylor
Lois K. Mace Dowell
Meg O'Neil
Retite Grin
Frants Todd
Daaste Tontt
Villa-ave
T. Mita
Roosevelteave
Dearhorn-at
Paul Korbown
Bridarist
Katherine L. Zaller
Ulan Pat
Fot Becnam
Interstate
Ata ¢Ampanis
Bathdlms
Brightwood
Interstate At Company
Beitolt Drightwood
Atenry Dolman
Tere Aegent
Mead
Pope
Blackford Rt
Haverstick & Suriett
Haverstick & Burnett
Senel-St. Sarah Tealers
Maywood
N. Meridian St
Nat Goodwin
Kentuce
Tan
Yorkity
Paneral OF Victims
Troy
Usln
Obie Ghia
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