Wall-St. Stocks and Grain Markets Mixed in Early Trades
New York markets opened with broad advances in many rails and industrials led by Union Pacific and St Paul while government bonds held steady. Cincinnati and Pittsburgh reports show cattle receipts and hog prices steady to mixed. grain futures mixed with No 2 red wheat strong on the track and corn and oats following.
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Rerippe-McRae Press Association
New York
Forthern Pacific
Rock Island
Anaconda
Reading
Colorado
Union Pacific
W. Thormso
Induyetrints
Owen
Ary
Niesourl Pacis
Rooklyn
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New
Hie
Low
Hyer
Theorgn
Mie
Moe
Velow
Une
Mike
Fie
Timothy HS
Timothy
Timthy
Jewr
Totah
Rere
Livestock Market Report From Indianapolis Minute
In Indianapolis market activity the cattle sheep and hogs showed active trading with a firmer tone for desirable butcher stock and cows. Receipts were liberal but a limited clearance left the close dull and prices mostly steady for common stock while hogs and sheep largely held their positions and early sales favored top heavies and good quality hides in the supply mix.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Yiet and
Large Increase in Deposits Across Banking System
Washington reports a decade of rising deposits across individual, state, private, savings banks and loan and trust companies, with a 144.6 percent growth. Comptroller Ridgely will announce the notable expansion in the annual congressional report. Regional gains show New England 64.92, eastern 29.97, southern 29.97, middle western 92.23, western 92.23, and Pacific 44.00.
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Washington
Ridgely
Congress
Imaluwe
Geographicat Syr
New England
Securities Market Mixed as Stocks Rise and Fall Across Exchanges
Local trading featured upswings in several active issues while the Federal Trade Bureau held at 9 percent on new stock, auto traction common steadied at 30 percent, and other bids stayed nominal. Cattle receipts at St Louis eased, Chicago pork and lard prices showed slight moves, and a Saturday rummage sale was announced by the Winemah Foetal elite for Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Uuto Traction
Chicago grain and live stock market wrap
CHICAGO GRAIN and CHICAGO LIVE STOCK reports from the Press Association. Prices for December, May and January futures shown for wheat and corn, along with pork, ribs, and other meat values. Hog and sheep receipts listed, with market directions described as steady to lower.
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Aeripne
Teclne Press Association
Chicago
Silles
Atueric
Casettiet
Siessas
Bettey
Saye
Cigarmakers Bequeath Cash to Union on 70th Birthday
John McNamee, longtime Cigarmakers union member, bequeathed 350 to the organization to further union aims in Chicago. Two other members, William Foster and Jan Porter, followed the example with smaller gifts, sparking discussion of pensions for aging members.
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Sun Chicago
Anrrée
Mpevia
John McNamee
George J
Chicago
McNamee
Tong Pervier
Vey
Willim Foater
Jann Porter
Thompson
Dayton murder case fuels hunt for suspect
In Dayton a widespread manhunt follows a fatal shooting linked to the Giman family case. Coroner Ring says the slain girl and the community face a tragic crime scene while investigators pursue a suspect named in the grand jury as linked to the violence.
Indiana Railroad Commission first annual report summary
The first annual Indiana Railroad Commission report outlines wages, employment, accidents, earnings, and growth across many rail lines. It notes total wages paid to employees, average daily wages by railroad, and the large workforce including enginemen conductors and telegraph operators. It also details accident tallies, recommended safety measures, and the extent of railroad holdings in other industries cited as part of regulator oversight.
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Indiana Railroad Commission
Nidiana
Wabash
Hughest
Evansville & the Dianapella Company
Mada
Vandalia
Pennsylvania Ines
Bix Four Vines
Michigan Centre
Lake Shore
Grand Trunk
Monon
Chicago
Lake Shore & Eastern
Erie
Bj '& OO
Indiana
Cave of Commerce
J Laas
Dangernun
Allroad
Collinsons
Poatol
Bags
Pullman
Occar
aTeaime
Bhias Incoma
Yuna
Traffik
Washington to send message on Panama situation next session
Special message from Maltwan of Nefalty announced at the White House. The president will address Congress shortly after the session opens next week, outlining the Panama situation and detailing plans drafted during a return trip from Panama. The missive is expected within a week.
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Awashington
Maltwan
Nefalty
White House
Congress
Panama
Indiana rail crossings and interlocking debate in legislature
The article discusses a push to reform railroad crossing safety in Indiana. It notes the commission currently lacks power to require interlocking devices and urges amended law to allow action after notice to companies. Experts say interlocking speeds trains and improves safety, but full security comes from separating grades where feasible.
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Comilanion
Xpert
City Record for a Day Obituaries and births listed with addresses
The City Record itemizes births and deaths with names ages and cross streets including Downey and Ottawa avenues. It lists numerous households and incidents such as hospitalizations and patient notes along with addresses in Chicago. The report cites entries for Alber and Lena Behoring, William and Bertha Rowe, Louise Schrader, Albert Hickman, Constance Lambard Carnahan, Lawrence Hansen, Jerome Barley, Jates Andre Simpson, and many others across West, North, and central streets.
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Jaco
Elizabeth Sehnem
Downey
William A
Bertha Rowe
Alber
Lena Behoring
W. Obta
Wills
Rosaline Beckett
T. Clair-st
Elix Holpin
Ahd du Clark
Ottawa-at
Biter
Stra
Deal
Jus Vandes-at
Nicholas
Lathe Bautris
Fennesman
Ligtle Flora
Plovence
Hugh
Mary Iewin
Hose Pital
G. EL
Daisy Barty
Harrisave
George
Louie Miller
SeKtrieve
Bos. Rary
Hettia Gedas
Albert Hickman
Menry
Mullen
W. Pratan
Ty Suare
Constance Lambard Carnahan
Delaware St
Robbed Brother of Kid McCoy in Gravesend Fire Loss
Homer Selby, brother of Kid McCoy, reported an attempted arson at his Gravesend home to police. Belby and his wife, away yesterday, returned to discover $2,000 worth of silverware missing and fire damage detected at the house.
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crippe-McRae Presa Association
York
Homer Selby
Kid McCoy
Gravesend
Belby
Black man found dead after mob attack in Wharton
A Black man, who had attempted a criminal incident against a prominent woman in Armin, was discovered dead this morning in Wharton, with multiple bullet wounds. Authorities report the death follows a mob incident from several days ago.
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Serigos McNaw
Teese
Wharton
Tex
Armin
Miss Farrar Sings Triumphantly At Metropolitan Opera
Music lovers hailed Geraldine Farrar as she triumphed in grand opera at the Metropolitan Opera in New York City. Her parents, Sid and Mrs Farrar, attended in subdued pride as the eight year dream materialized with a powerful performance of Gounod’s Roméo et Juliette.
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Aerinpe-MeRine Prean Association
Cauia
Cotle Opera
Mita Geraldine Farrar
New York
Metropollinm
Amecon
Gira Pluck
Geraldine Farrar
Prisen
Roadway
Metropoliten
Mise Farrar
Austria Hungary Consulates Expanded for U S Immigrants
Vienna Nov 17 Count Von Westerekeich minister of foreign affairs prepared a plan to establish Austrian Hungarian consulates at Charleston Clarksburg Johnstown Hazelton Detroit Stoneham Pocahontas and Buffalo to handle the growing influx of immigrants to the United States.
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Soripreacnar Preeaswcanen
Vienna
Charleston
Clarksburg
Johnstown
Hazelton
Deteit
Stoneham
Pocahontas
Buffalo
Count von Wetserkeich
Austria- Hungary
United States
Indianapolis Public Works Announces Downtown Alley Improvements
The Board of Public Works of Indianapolis Indiana announces proposed public improvements by resolution numbers 4490 4891 and 4892. Projects include alleys east of Delaware Street north of Michigan Street and west of Delaware Street Twentieth Street to Twenty second Street with grading paving brick asphalt and concrete foundations. A public hearing will be held December 1 1968 to hear remonstrances and see the plans in the board office. Joseph T Ullriott presides with Preston Trubler as vice.
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Department OF Public Works
Court House
Trdianapotis
Ind
Board of Public Works
Indianapolis
Indiana
Aard
Delaware Street
Michigan Street
Michean Ret
Michgan Street
Hudson Stroet
Hudstreet
Dela Yane ET
Twentieth Street
Twenty-Second Street
Fia
Joseph T. Ulliott
Preston
Trubler
Geading
Board of Public
Sald Elty
Board of Public "Works of Esieltz
Joseph T. Egliott
Previtant
Preston Crubler
Cubile Worl Department OF Public Works
Tuianapoli
Tod
Iitianapolis
jIndlang
Ita Offics
Indianagalis
Central Avenue
Eart Siderrom
Twenty-Ninth
Thirty-Second Street
Cald
City of
Joseph T, Elliott
Prestaem, Breaston
C Trusse
Fred J. Mack
Department OF Public Ofice
Rendlwion
Te Anne of Market Street
Carbine
Wabash Street
Puy-a Eileen Est AF Teven
Preston F. Trubler
Fee Ke Pete Wat
Court Huse
Indinapolla
Park Avenue
AT. Clane Street
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Tenth Street
Alabama Street
Twenty-Fifth Street
Fall Creek Boulevard
Fourteentie Street
Firat Alley
Thirteenth Street
College Avenur
New Jersey Streat
Pack Avenue
Office of the Board
Room Ko
Court Haus
Indianapoli
Arsenal Avenue
Vermont Street
Aylyanta Street
Pratt Street
Vilewall
Twenty-Third Street
Meridian Street
Talbot Avental
Allcy
New York Street
Wallace Street
Xame
Porsona
Han Hxe
Monescat
Ramonst
Bite Works
Jorephyt, Elliott
Preston Ctrusler
Fred J
Board of Public Work
White Was Not Armed In Tragedy Says District Attorney
New York officials branded as false the claim that Stanford White carried a pistol during the Thaw murder scene. Assistant District Attorney Gareth said the assertion is an absolute falsehood and unsupported by fact.
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Johnny Gehatte
ED Butterson
Rina Ginn
Gilman Ainge
Public Works notices in Indianapolis 1900 utility assessments
Notices from the Board of Public Works in Indianapolis Indiana dated November 1900 announce approval of assessment rolls for various public improvements including Meridian Street South property on Thirty Fourth Street and Forty Fifth Street intersections. The notices inform property owners that remonstrances will be received December 5 1906 and detail the proposed paving grading and curbing plans along with required bids and bonds for related contract work.
Public Works plans Indianapolis street improvements 1908
The Board of Public Works of Indianapolis Indiana announces proposed public improvements for several alleys and streets including First Alley East of Park Avenue from AT. CLANE STREET to Eleventh Street and other sections. Notices detail grading paving with brick and stone, margins, and a December hearing to contest or confirm assessments and costs. Officials Joseph T. Elliott Preston C. Trusler Fred J. Mack preside.
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Comenzation Authority
George F. Meyer
Christina Gracesar
Warne W. Doniap
Katharine W. Ta
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Margit Sapre
Jamen A. Prier
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Arter
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Edward W. Richey
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Robert Ros
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Alice A. Johnson
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Department OF Public Works Office
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Indianapalia
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Joseph T. Elliott
Preston C. Trusler
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