Wall St Stocks and Cincinnati Wheat Markets Mixed
New York stocks opened broadly firmer with gains in Northern Pacific Amalgamated Rock Island Anaconda and Reading while Union Pacific and St Paul drew strong demand. Cincinnati cattle hogs and wheat futures show varied quotes with no clear direction as market reports mix across commodities.
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Scrippe-McHae Presa Association
New York
Northern Pacific
Rock ‘Island
Anaconda
Reading
Colorado
Steel
Union Frolic
St. Paul
Pittsburg Live Stock Market Report and Receipts
Fragmented OCR notes show Pittsburg, Pennsylvania market figures for cattle and hogs, with mixed grain and feed prices. References to supply, weather, and receipts appear garbled but indicate a livestock market update with price ranges and grading terms.
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Pittsburg
Fiftsburg
Hehr
Steads
Chater
Etme
Large Increase in the Deposits Reported
Washington reports a large rise in individual deposits across banks and trust companies. Comptroller Higdley notes a 68 percent gain year over year, with regional increases cited for New England, the eastern states, the southern region, the middle west and beyond. The report signals strong savings growth and highlights a notable expansion in personal deposits.
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Scripps
Frese
Washington
Jy Patiarat
Atate
Hidgely
Hig Annur
Congress
New England
Middle Weston
Prolfic
Livestock Market Report From Indianapolis Prices Dip Then Steady
The Indianapolis market opens with a strong sale day amid favorable conditions, but gains fade as the day advances. Cattle and hogs see mixed results with clearances light, top steers and choice heifers drawing buyers while common stock stalls. Sheep remain quiet with light receipts and steady to barely steady prices.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Choid Heath
Sheen
Pzourh
FN Fey
Choire
Aischerns
Anges
Bologna
Chicago Grain and Live Stock Market Summary
CHICAGO NOV 27 Wheat eased with December at 31s . corn better for December with May bids around . old contracts unsettled December . local receipts Wheat 40 cars Corn 26 cars cattle receipts 2 000 prime brewer cattle 8208 25 hogs receipts 1 000 steady to higher light 3 6 123 heavy 1606 25 sheep receipts 17 000 native and western units listed Lower prices for certain classes overall.
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Setipye
ePae Preas Association
Chicagg
Ford
Chicago
Scuppe-McHae Prean Association
R.agem
Securities Market Slips Amid Mixed Bid Activity
Local securities trading showcased mixed bids with slight gains in some issues including Federal Prien and Traction common, while most changes were nominal. Concurrent livestock receipts in St Louis and Chicago showed steady prices for cattle and hogs, with varied regional quotes across markets and a rummage sale announced by the Winemah Social club of the Pochontas degree.
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HM Ince
Etreet Rathway
Sefline Ab
Favre
Alow ‘Traction
Biel Bsn
Bequeathed Cash to Cigarmakers Bequeathed Cash to Cigarmakers
Chicago November 2. Three cigarmakers drew up wills giving $1150 total to their union charity. Joan McNamee left $50 to the Cigarmakers union treasury for funeral costs and union benefits. William Foster and John Porter followed with similar bequests prompting notes on a growing custom among long-time members.
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The
Sun
Chicago
Wnursa
Speciel Nequesid
Bequesia
Joan McNamee
George J. "Thompson
Joel No
Diearmakers' Union
McNamee
Thompson
Anp
Yevorda
Jong Nervter
McNammee
Acton
Hey
Wiliam Foster
John Porter
Indiana Railroad Commission First Annual Report Highlights Wages and Safety
The Indiana Railroad Commission’s first annual report details wages paid, with the Wabash averaging $2.77 daily and Evansville & Indiana Company $1.16. It lists 424 enginemen, 176 conductors, 4,178 firemen, 1,488 station agents, and 11,752 track workers, plus 8,676 shopmen and 2,989 carpenters to maintain rolling stock and bridges. Accidents killed 342 and injured 4,313. many incidents are cited as preventable with proper signaling and clearance of overhead obstructions. Revenue from freight and passenger traffic, leases, and investments totaled over $2.15 billion, with maintenance and operations funded from this income. The report also notes large holdings in railroad-related stocks and bonds and outlines ownership of railroad company assets across multiple sectors.
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Indiana Railroad Comminsion
Raitronus
Indiana
Witt
Wabash
Evansville & In
Diangpolla
Readn
Wabank
Vandalia
Pannaytranvines
Big Four Times
Michigan Central
Nickel Pinte
Sheanke Shore
GR. É& L
Grand ‘Yrunk
Monon
Chicago
Jake Shore
Eratern
Erie
Hungeroun
Wera
Commington
Bern
Dayton Murder Case Probed in Ongoing Negro Suspect Hunt
Dayton authorities pursue a Black suspect in a murder case with reports of a dark cravenette coat and a violent temper. Neighbors testified of prior quarrels, while coroner KilE noted no family involvement and uncertain linkage to the crime. A handkerchief found near the scene, alleged to be linked to the killer, is under examination as investigators press the case.
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Mary Foy
Shen
Gilmans
Braise
Kile
Xich
Lee Conover
Ability
Stanley Anderson
Bharonvile
Mincinnati
Railway Interlocking and Grade Separation Proposals
The text discusses road holdings in stocks and bonds, rail company securities, and calls for stronger legislation. It urges the commission to power interlocking at crossing points and to compel interlocking when crossings are urgent, plus a policy favoring separation of grades where practicable to improve train movement and enhance safety.
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Mario
Emesinga
City Record Births and Deaths in Downey Area
Births list includes Jacob and Elizabeth Sehnemt. Downey area records a long list of births with names and addresses. Deaths feature Loutee Schrader, Chrisinn Kleinach, Albert Hickman, Henry Mullen, and others with ages and street ties. hospital notes and cause lines appear. Building permits show activity including dwellings on Capitol and Eighth streets and a barn at 46 Knety.
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Jacob
Elizabeth Sehnemt
Downey
Wwaltinen A
Bertha Rowe
N. Went-st
Gielae
Lena Echering
W. Odta
Fae
Rosaline Beckett
Clairent
Hoy
Ames
Elta Holpin
Camn
Chars
Ada Clark
Ottawa-at
Timer
Dir Deal
Yondes-at
Nicholas and
Lothe Hautes
Fenneman
W. W
Lisle Flore
Florenceat
Flugh
Mary Irwin
Deaconess Hospital
G. H
Daisy Berry
Herrisage
George and
Lottie Miller
McKimare
Henry and
Hettle Godsay
Bot TV
Leste
Margaret Willams
Paca
William and
Emma Clark
Winior
Minnie Gardner
George C
Mary Geoske
Eley
Aire Roble
Minnie Owens
Loutee Schrader
Chrisinn Kieinach
Robbed McCoy’s Brother Fire Destroyed Albany Case
New York November 7 reports an attempted cover up of a 4200 robbery at Homer Selby’s residence brother of famed pugilist Kid McCoy. A fire was set to the house to conceal the crime. Benny Selby and his wife returned to find missing silverware and gems valued at 20 percent. Police in Gravesend were informed of the incident today.
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Jerippa-McRae
New Yor
Homer Selby
Kid McCoy
Waa
Gravesend
Benny
Negro lynching near Wharton shocks Armin woman attack case
In Wharton Texas on November 37 a Black man who allegedly tried to assault a prominent woman at Armin was found dead this morning with multiple bullet wounds. The incident follows days of tension and is linked to a prior attempted crime, sparking local investigation.
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Berippe-McRaereas
Wharton
Tex
Armin
Miin
Presidential message to Congress after Panama trip
The president will send a special message to Congress shortly after the opening of the session. He prepared much of the data during his Panama trip and expects to finish within a week. A coroner’s inquest in New York returned a verdict holding Mrs. Anisla Louisa De Masory responsible for the death of Gustav Simon, a shirtwaist manufacturer.
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Scrippe-Wester Treas
Washington
Whitehouns
Congress
Panama
Sun
New York
P. Jory
Vardiet Holding
Anisla Louisa de Masory
Gustav Simon
Farrar Triumphs in Grand Opera Debut at Metropolitan
Geraldine Farrar, once a chorus hopeful eight years ago, wowed New York in a Metropolitan Grand Opera performance. Her dream fulfilled, she received adulation from society and crowd alike as she sang beside the stage stars, while her parents watched with pride in a packed house.
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Rerippa-Metine Preas
New York
Timir Opera
Geraldine Farrar
Metropolitan
Merewetea
Romeo
Julien
America
Tien
Jovare
Consulate Network Expanded by Acateia-Hungary
Vienna nov 22 Count Von Welterheimp foreign minister for Acateia-Hungary prepared a bill to establish consulates in Charleston Clarksburg Johnstown Hazelton Ametricit Stoneham Pocahontas and Buffalo. The move aims to speed aid for the growing immigrant population in the United States amid ongoing consular needs.
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Vienna
Charleston
Clarksburg
Johnstown
Hazelton
Ametrnit
Stoneham
Pocaphontas
Buffalo
Count von Welterheimp
Acateia-Hungary
United States
Public Works Board Adopts Indianapolis Improvement Plans
The City of Indianapolis announces improvement resolutions No. 890 and 4,591 for paving and grading in several alleys and streets including the first alley east of Bela Ware Street and sections along Michigan Street and Hudson Street. A public hearing is set for December 2 3 at the Board of Public Works office to consider remonstrances and plans.
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Department OF Public Works
Mm Io. F. Court House
Tedtarapais
Ihd
Board of Public
Belaware Street
Michigan Streee
Michigan Street
Rene OF
Micha
Hudson
Lal
Grukisr
Pranery
Twenty-Second Street
Amd
Yer
Board of Public Works
Board of Public, Werke
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Camel PH T. OL
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C. Trubler
Swears of Public Works
Indianapolis Board of Public Works notices 1906 1908
A long OCR text records notices from the Indianapolis Board of Public Works across 1905 1908 detailing improvement resolutions for Meridian and Twenty second Street Central Avenue and other streets. It lists assessment rolls, dates for remonstrances, required bid bonds and the conditions for bids, with descriptions of street widenings paving and curbing plans and the offices to consult for plans and details. It names Joseph Elliott Preston Trusler Fred J. Mack and other city officials.
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Monon Railroad
Curnaie
Allover
Notifi
Board of Public Works of
Main City
Board of Publ of
Eald Cll¢ Werliz
Joseph T. Elliott
Preston Co. Trusler
Fred
Macr
Board of Public Worker Department OF
Tudianapolis
Central Avenue
Twenty-Ninth Street
Thirty-Second Street
Board of Public Works
Indianapolis
Indianapolia
Indiana
Treat
Market Sprel
Ohig Street
Wabastt Street
Board of Pure Works
Shermat Drive
Curhure
Cording
Board of Public Works of Said Cits
Preston C. Trusler
Boxard
Public Works
Public Works approves multiple street improvements in Indianapolis
The Board of Public Works of Indianapolis approves an assessment roll for several improvement resolutions. Plans include Arsenal Avenue from Michigan to Vermont, Sylvania Street alley work, Nelson Street paving and curb work, Twenty Third Street grading and cement walks, and New York Street extensions with curbs and boulder work.
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Department OF Public Works
He Beara
Court Hayne
Indianapolis
Ind
Board of Public Works
Indiana
Arsenal Aten
Michigan Street
Ware Curb
Vermont Street
Sylvania Street
ST Clam Street
Pratt Street
Nelson Street
Maryland Street
Corkine
Inns
Twenty-Third
Meritman Street
Talbatt Avene
Wallace Street
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John J. Schutte
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William Partlow
Chisinnath Fiamittan & Dayton Vaileyremplors
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Seremiah Gromp
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George F. Meyer
Christina Graen
Wayne W- Durlap
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Margit Mapko
Damon A. Prien
Hazel W. Carter
Fred A. Lenkhardt
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Charles J. Lambert
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Capitol-ave
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College Avenue
Office of the Board
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Alabama
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