Wall St Stocks Open Irregular Amid Mixed Advances
New York stocks opened irregular with Soo, Car Foundry, Great Northern preferred and New York Air Brake among early gainers while New York Central Reading and Union Pacific slipped. Missouri Pacific fell sharply later in the hour, the upturn in discussions about management fueling labor tension fears as government bonds held steady and overall volume stayed light.
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New York
Soo
Car Foundry
Great Northern
New York Airbrake
Amalgamated
Steel
Southern Pacific
New York Central
Reading
Missouri Pacific
Live Stock Prices Dip at Indianapolis Market Opening
Indianapolis live stock report shows lower prices across hogs cattle and sheep. Hog value slips to 4.35 with 3,500 hogs and 600 cattle plus 0 sheep and lambs reported as traded. Also lists grain quotes and miscellaneous market activity for wheat corn hay and inspections.
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Indianapolis
Chicago Live Stock Market Report Summary
Chicago market results show cattle receipts at about 000 with prices ranging from 3.20 to 4.70 for poor to medium beef. stockers and feeders around 2.20 to 4.75. cows and heifers 1.5 to 4.05. canners 0.81 to 2.20. Hogs receipts around 38,000 with prices 3.70 to 5.30. deep fat hogs near 3.90 to 4.10. pigs about 3.75 to 3.90. Sheep and lambs lower with western sheep 4.00 to 4.80. native lambs 3.50 to 6.25. west lambs 3.50 to 6.15.
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Chicago
Pittsburg Live Stock Cattle and Hog Quotes
Pittsburg reports cattle receipts at 125 cars with prices mostly lower by 15 to 25 cents. Prime and choice cattle range $5.50 to $5.65, good $5.00, lighter supply. Hogs receipts 60 loads, prices down with prime hogs around $4.40 to $4.60. troughs $3.75 to $4.00. Indianapolis Produce notes butter at 31 to 33 cents, cheese around 16 to 17 cents, eggs 24 cents, live turkeys 14 cents, ducks and geese near listed marks.
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Pittsburg
United Press
Indianapolis
New York
New York Produce and Live Stock Prices Report
New York markets show mixed prices for pork moss poultry and dairy with Western steam grain and canneries listed. Beef cattle and Texas steers move within narrow ranges while hogs and natives trade at steady to firm levels amid varied demand.
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New York
United Press
W York
Western Steam
Chicago Grain: Wheat Corn and Pork Prices Mixed
United Iresa reports opening trade saw commissions heavy selling pressure wheat and corn causing declines. December wheat closed around 92½ cents and May near 1.0054 dollars. Corn and oats slipped with December at about 51½ to 54 cents and May around 53 to 63 cents respectively. Hog and rib prices drifted with December pork near 11.97 dollars, lard around 7.20, ribs about 6.40. No. 2 red and No. 3 white futures listed with small moves and new price points.
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Chicago
Ilsc
Market Prices for Grains and Fodder
The Wagon Market lists corn new old at 48 5l 68 70c. Sheaf oats 12.00 to 13.00. Shelled oats 0. Could be misread. Straw 6.00 to 8.00. Hay Clover 13.00 to 14.00, mixed 15.00 to 16.00, timothy 15.50 to 17.00.
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Ling
Ning
BBC
Hay
Pee
Timothy
Timothe
Hay—Noa
Meat price list shows varied cured and fresh cuts
A historical price catalog lists hams, sugars cured and roiled, boneless hams, bacon smoked and dry salt, breakfast bacon English style, dried beef and shoulders, dressed hogs and pork loins with per cent moisture and price per pound in cents.
Cattle and hog markets report steady prices in Pittsburg
Cattle supply remains light and steady with prices for choice at 5.80 to 6.00 dollars and prime 5.50 to 5.75. Sheep demand fair with prime wethers 5.15 to 5.50 and lambs 4.50 to 6.60. Hogs receipts about 30 loads, prices across all grades around 4.85 with roughs 4.00 to 4.40.
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Pittsburg
Chicago dairy and poultry price listing from November
Prices for eggs and butter at creamery and markets in Chicago listed by grade. Eggs extras 2c firsts 22c prime firsts 24c. Butter creamery 27c firsts 23 24c seconds 04 2Kc. Cheese Twins 12c young Americas. Poultry Turkeys 12c chickens hens 7a ducks 9c geese per dozen 6.00 8.50.
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Chicago
Americas
Urges Increase in Pay of Soldiers
Washington reports adj. Gen. Ainsworth warns that enlistments have fallen sharply and conscription may be the only remedy unless pay rises. Desertions and losses total 27,438 in the year, with 27,236 discharged or deceased from active service. Chief complaints cite low pay, hard drills, loss of canteen, and contract obligations. Congress urged to raise pay and restore canteen to compete with private employers.
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Washington
Adj
E. C. Ainsworth
Congress
Ainsworth
May Postpone Trial for Thaw in New York Case
The district attorney and Harry K. Thaw's counsel say a trial postponement from December 20 is likely to be requested. They may also seek a change of venue, arguing a fair trial is impossible in New York.
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United Press
New York
Harry K. Thaw
Thaw
Arrival of the Washington and Tennessee at Punta Arenas
The special service squadron, two cruisers and advance guard of the battleship fleet, reported arriving yesterday at Punta Arenas in the Straits of Magellan, Washington.
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Punta Arenas
United Press
Washington
Special Service Squadron
Tennessee
Straits of Magellan
Brakeman Killed in Railroad Accident Near Green Castle
A. G. Schwager, brakeman on the Big Four, was instantly killed yesterday by an overhead bridge some distance from Green Castle. His body was brought to Terre Haute, and he leaves a widow in Indianapolis.
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Terre Haute
Ind
A. G. Schwager
Greencastle
Indianapolia
From Congress to Temperance Advocate Eddy's Turn
Special to The SunMinneapolis November 25 High life in Washington while serving four terms in Congress shaped Frank M Eddy into a drunkard now cured he cites drink as the curse of Washington politics He says the need to be a good fellow and the drinking involved ruined him He plans to spend the rest of his life warning youths about liquor Eddy once owned a Minnesota daily paper and was elected from the Seventh district in 1884 He chaired the mines and mining committee and was a leading immigrationist.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Washington
Congress
Frank M. Eddy
Eddy
Minnesota
Coroner Files Verdict On Fontanet Powder Mill Disaster
Coroner Leavitt filed his verdict in the Fontanet Powder mill explosion case. He notes the powder trust aided the disaster for a small saving, causing 27 deaths and injuries to over 100, with widespread misery in Fontanet. He does not state the primary cause but cites a glaze mill explosion when no workers were present and ongoing machinery troubles.
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Oner Leavitt
Fontanet
Great Powder Trust
City Plans New Sheds From Old Lumber
Indianapolis graders began work on Wednesday to construct city sheds near the barns on Shelby Street. The one square block lot will house wagons sweepers and other street equipment. Joseph Hogue street commissioner will oversee the project using material from temporary market sheds.
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Indianapolis
Shelbyst
Joseph Hogue
Trial of Powers under Goebel murder case reaches third week
Georgetown Kentucky judge Morris opened the third week of Caleb Powers trial for complicity in the Goebel murder. James Howard, serving a life sentence for the same murder, was brought to the scene. Commonwealth attorneys read affidavits by W. G. Harrow and Arthur Goebel concerning jurors Waysland and George P. Martin.
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Morris
Caleb Powers
Goebel
James Howard
Commonwealth
W. G. Harrow
Arthur Goebel
Waysland
George P. Martin
General Colville Dead in Surrey Motorcycle Collision
Gen. Sir Henry Fid ward Colville dies from injuries after a motorcycle crash with a car driven by Gen. Sir Henry Seymour Rawinson in Surrey. The collision happened as both vehicles turned a sharp country lane corner.
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Hy United Dress
London
Henry Fidward Colville
Henry Seymour Rawinson
Surrey
Bank officials tied to Chicago forgery case
New York November 25 James J Graham assistant cashier Interborough bank James W Daly paying teller and Alfred Burrows connected with a mining company were arrested in connection with a Chicago forgery at the bank Graham is accused of forging a 2900 check and Daly and Burrows are charged with complicity.
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United Press
New York
James J. Graham
Interborough Bank
James W. Daly
Alfred Burrows
Chicago
Graham
Daly
Burrows
Government to buy Wright brothers aeroplane invention
Brig Gen Crozier chief of ordnance announces the government is negotiating with the Wright brothers of Dayton Ohio for the purchase of their aeroplane invention.
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United Press
Washington
Crozier
Ordnance
War Department
Wright Brothers
Dayton, O
Cannon to Reappoint Watson as House Whip
Special to The Sur reports Speaker Cannon will reappoint Representative James J. Watson as whip of the national House of Representatives. The announcement signals continuity in leadership as the in the chamber proceeds through the session.
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Watson
Washington
Cannon
James J. Watson
National
House of Representatives
Little Boy Plays In Big Sand Pile At Church
At Mayflower Congregational Church a two year old boy played contentedly in a large sand pile during a Sunday service for children in the church parlors. Miss May Vestal supervised the kindergarten tots as the child built sand farms and block houses, dreaming of returning next Sunday to continue.
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Howard van Auken
May Vestal
Taft Narrow Escape on Trans-Siberian Railroad
United press reports Taft’s train in Siberia narrowly avoided disaster when a switch was left open at Chita yesterday. A railroad worker spotted the error just in time to stop the train from being diverted onto a siding and colliding with freight cars.
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United Pres
Krasnoyarsk
Siberia
Chita
Motorman Killed as Subway Trains Collide in Bronx
United Frees reports Joseph Meyer, a motorman, died after two subway trains collided in the upper Bronx. An empty train sped into a standing train, Meyer attempting to brake before being crushed. Twelve passengers were severely injured in the crash.
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United Frees
New York
Joseph Meyer
Upper
Bronx
Meyer
Grape-Nuts Aids Digestion And Memory Says Ohio Woman
An Ohio woman reports chronic indigestion and constipation eased after trying Grape-Nuts. She notes relief from dyspepsia, regular bowels, and improved memory after switching to the cereal from improper food, praising its effects and the Road to Wellville booklet.
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Pos‘tum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellvijlg
Money Situation Brightens as Banks Back Relief
Reports from Washington indicate improved finances with New York banks raising money rates and currency flowing east to west. National City Bank buys 1,900,000 in treasury certificates behind public deposits, while officials anticipate no official challenge to relief measures. President meets with Senator Hansbrough and Representative Hull, who endorses Shaw’s relief plan and criticizes Bryan’s banking scheme as impractical.
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Washington
Treasury Department
New York City
National City Bank of New York
Treasury
Fowler
House Currency Committee
Hansbrough
North Dakota
Hull
Iowa
Shaw
Bryan
The Bradley Case Continues In Federal Probate Fight
Mrs. Bradley vows to contest Senator Brown's will to claim funds she believes rightfully due for their sons. Bradley family support may travel to Washington as the jury hears rebuttal and closing arguments. Marshals guard the Bradley cell as the trial nears its end with testimony on the hypothetical question.
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Lake City
Brown
Bradley
Matthew
Mertha
Washington
United States
Reese's Plurality Leads in State Supreme Court Race
Lincoln Neb November official canvass of the vote shows Reese Republican candidate for judge of the supreme court with a plurality of 24 406 the largest for any Republican candidate in two years indicating a strong statewide edge for the party in this race
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My United Prenas
Lincoln
Neb
the Supreme Court
Governor Hanly Speaks at Gary Commercial Club Banquet
Governor Hanly will deliver an address at Gary Indiana on Monday night for the Commercial Club’s first banquet. The event marks a formal opening of the city with a ceremonial tone and civic significance.
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Hanly
Commercial Club
Gary
Ind
Mayor Books signs ordinances, returns two resolutions unsigned
Mayor Bookwalter has signed the ordinances from the last city council session but has returned two resolutions unsigned. One resolution concerns a viaduct project and remains unresolved. The action reflects a formal step in local governance and potential future council consideration.
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Bookwalter
Working Girls' association incorp filed in Evansville
The Working Girls' association at Evansville filed articles of incorporation to organize a social philanthropic and intellectual group for young women. Incorporators are Albion F. Bacon, Eleanor Foster, and Lula Campbell. The Coppeck Motor Company of Marion filed a stockholder resolution to move its plant to Decatur.
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Working Girls’ Association
Evansville
Secretary of State
Albion F. Bacon
Eleanor Foster
Lula
Campbell
Coppeck Motor Company
Marion
Decatur
Three Federal Cases Tried Before Judge Landis
Three cases were tried in federal court before Judge Kenesaw M Landis on Monday. Only three witnesses were presented and the session adjourned for the afternoon. Defendants Isidore Cortz Joseph Kratz Joseph Horatz and Paul Bernston faced looting the mails charges while George Maneel Cedar Lake faced money order fund embezzlement and Martin Weelful South Bend faced counterfeiting.
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Kenesaw M. Landis
Isidore Cortz
Joseph Kratz
Joseph Horatz
Paul Bernston
George Maneel
Cedar Lake
Martin Weelful
South Bend
Talk of Freight Rates in Indiana Territory meeting
Union B. Hunt, president of the Indiana Railroad commission, will confer with hay shippers and E. & T. H. railroad officials at Terre Haute on Wednesday to discuss freight rates for hay.
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Union B. Hunt
Indiana Railroad Commission
Terre Haute
E. & T. H. Railroad Company
City Record for a Day Names Several Births and Medical Notices
City hospital and home births listed for many couples with addresses across the city. Multiple stillbirths and infant gender notes recorded, plus a number of medical conditions including organic heart disease and diabetes millitus. Several joint name pairs show residents and relatives, followed by miscellaneous bail permits and local notices.
Riots Rock Lisbon Amid Military Clash in Streets
Reports from Lisbon say fighting between military forces and civilians is escalating with many killed or wounded. Trials have begun for hundreds of alleged conspirators against the government and are expected to result in executions.
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United Press
Paris
Lisbon
Cure by Cuticura Works Wonders in Ten Weeks
Laura Jane Bates of New York recalls a severely decayed case of scabies and rheumatism in a young woman. After seven weeks with poor progress, she used Cuticura Soap and Resolvent, bathing and dosing as directed. Five weeks later the patient could work, found a good position, and remains strong and respected.
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Laura Jane Bates
Bok Ave
New York
N. Y
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