Wall Street Stocks Fall Amid Mixed Futures Trading
The ticker shows a generally active session with many advances from percent to percent. Notable gains include Missouri Kansas & Texas Reading New York Central Atchison Pennsylvan ia and Amalgamated Copper while some rails and American Smelting slip. Government bonds hold steady as market eyes the president’s message and Congress assembly.
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Bextype
McHae Preys Association
New York
Missouri
Kanson & Texas
Reading
New York Central
Atchines
Bo & O
Bt. Paul
Pennsylvania
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Amalgamated Copper
Anaconda
Southern Railway
Nrst
Congress
Great Northern Preferred
Northfern Pacific
A. W. Thomson
Am. Cc
L & Na
H.R
Tabu Phila & Reading
Pacific
Sun
Live Stock Prices and Markets in Indianapolis and Pittsburgh
Indianapolis live stock market shows an active morning with 9000 hogs 1000 cattle 500 sheep traded amid an cents gain over Wednesday prices. Top hogs reached 6.40 with most sales 20 to 49 cents higher than prior. Cattle were featureless with large supply and mixed quality. sheep steady with best movers limited. Pittsburgh cattle supply light steady prices for choice 5.75 to 6.00. sheep steady with wethers 9.40 to 5.20. lambs 5.00 to 6.12. hogs receipts 35 loads. prices 3.50 for roughs to 3.50 for heavy and yorkers.
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Scrippe-Motine Picas
Buffalo
N. Y
Indianapolis
Wedneday
Lght
Aulet
Bready
Gasuta Choles
Mtust
Pittsburg
Chicago
Press Association
Frime Heeves
Dedicatory Concert and Organ Recital at Pirkt Baptist Church
A dedicatory service Thursday night at Pirkt Baptist church drew hundreds who enjoyed a grand concert and organ recital. Performers included Lea fi lene, Miss Kathryn Gibson, Homer Van Wile, Oliver Izensee, Leo B. Riga, Prof. Charles Hansen, and W. H. Donley. A joint meeting of local Baptist churches will conclude the series Friday night.
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Haid
Pirkt Baptist Church
Lea Filene
Kathryn Gibson
Homer van ‘Wile
Oliver Izensee
Leo B. Riga
Charles Hansen
W. H. Donley Ey ‘Cembers
Expose Aimed at Anti Cruelty Society Over Child Home
Pittsburg reports claim the Home for Neglected Children run by the Anti Cruelty Society has had only two patients in two years while facing fines. Attorney A M Lee asserts a coming series of startling accusations. The Anti Cruelty side denies mistreatment and calls the charges false. Bail set for conspiracy to defraud, writ of habeas corpus sought to produce Ruth Reed, a girl missing since July from the home. The case ties to the Pittsburgh Team Owners association in a broader battle against the society.
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Sorryou-McRue
Ruth Reed
Mary
Teed
Japan Wants to Expand War Plans in Korea, China Clash Feared
Victoria reports Japan plans indicate preparation for conflict with China over the Kane province near the Yalu and Ten rivers. Advices via the Antiochus describe large northern garrisons and frequent troop arrivals on the coast, with eight railways built inland toward the frontier.
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Victoria
Ai Mary
Japan
China
Poscession
Fat Kane
Ten
Yalu
Korea
Antiochus
Orient
Avon telephones and fees debated at terminal building
In Indianapolis and Westorn area, a notice outlines Avon telephones with a discussion of fees and service at the terminal building. Details are fragmented but reference to rings and main line operations appear.
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Indianapolis & Western
Avon
Danville
Grain market report from Chicago during November
Grain prices were cautious with higher volume of business. December wheat and May options showed firmer tones while corn and oats ended around the 4 to 5 cent range, with No 2 yellow and No 2 white varieties noted.
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Scrippa-McRae Presa Amechtios
Chicago
New York Produce and Chicago Live Stock Reports
New York Produce and Chicago Live Stock reports show assorted commodity prices and cattle, hogs, veal, and sheep receipts. Prices for lard, tallow, cheese, and dairy tubs appear with fluctuating values and regional terms, while cattle and sheep figures indicate steady to higher demand and varied weights across markets.
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New York
Scripps-Meftac Presa Association
Preas
Western Steam
Woon Butler—Cresmery
Sewesteen
St Louis Live Stock Prices Report Nov 20 1900s
Cattle on hand 40H steady with beet steers at 40, stockers and feeders 204 to 496.25, Texas steers 25.50. Hogs receipts 91, packers 6086.65, natives 7.10 steady. Plus 1.76 best heavy 5.10.
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St. Louis
Scripps-McRae Press Association
BT. Louis
Died in Poverty of Severo Calds and Lung Trouble
Miss Hlanehe Agned McGill aged 17, a telephone operator, died Thursday at her boarding house in Indianapolis. Illness said to be caused by exposure and hardship from walking to work. Left alone in the world, her mother having died two years earlier. Father missing, thought to be somewhere in the east, destitute. Body taken to Indianapolis by Lloyd of Central Union Telephone. will be returned to Anderson for burial beside her mother.
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Hlanehe Agned
McGill
Thureday
Centra
Severo
Misa McGi
Havin
Aled
Ant
Misa McGiw
Lloyd
Indianapolia
Central Union Telephone Company
Teachers in Session Hemricks County Teachers' Association Opens
The Hemricks County Teachers' Association annual meeting opens in Danville Indiana with Prof J C Stone of Michigan State Normal College and Frank V Irish of Chicago among the instructors and authors presenting standard works.
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the Sun
Danville
Ind
Hemricks County
Teachers’ Association
J. C. Stone
Michigan State Normal College
Frank V. Irish
Chicago
Convicts Escape From Queens County Jail in Long Island City
In New York the Scrippa MecHae Presa Association inmates escaped from the Queens county jail at Long Island City early today. A reward of 1000 dollars is offered for their apprehension by Sheriff Meyer.
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New York
Gueens
Long Island City
Sheri Meyer
Jones Paid Penalty In Texas Murder Case
Jessa Jones was executed in Waco Texas for the murder of merchant Matthias Ploch on September 9. The record notes Jones faced the scaffold and was hanged, finalizing the capital case with the Scrippe-McRae Prens Association listed in the data.
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Jones
Scrippe-McRae Prens Associaton
Waco
Tex
Jessa Jones
Matthias Ploch
Civil Service Examinations Noted by U S Civil Service Commission
The United States Civil Service Commission announced exams for multiple posts including saddler in the Quartermaster Department at Ft Riley Kentucky at $10 a year with vacancies, an engineer and plumber at Ft Terry New York at $3000 a year, a shoe and harness maker in the Indian Border at Chilocco Oklahoma at $400 a year, an oiler in the Immigration Service at Elma Island, and a computer and a draftsman in Coast and Geodetic Survey at Manila. January 4 1907 shows postponements and quotes difficulties in finding qualified entrants. applications are to be directed to x Milhouse Federal Building Indianapolis.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Quartermasters
Ft Riley
Quarrymatter's
Det € Jean-ville
Ind
Bee
Ft. Terry
Tee
Chilocce
Okin
Immigration Service
ElMa Island
Manila
PL Ae
Commisasion
X. Milhouse
Federal
Ndianapolia
Asbestos Queen Miss Pritchard Controls Colorado Caspar Holdings
Miss G F Pritchard built a large asbestos empire from modest means. Her Caspar mountain claims in Wyoming yield some of the finest grades, with deposits rivaling Canadian sources. She has grown wealthy and independent, moving from Denver to Caspar and beyond.
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G. F. Pritchard
Caspar
Wyo
Miley Pritchard
New York
Goaton
Asnestos
Faye Misa Pritchard
Caspar Mountain
United States
Vermont
Georgia
California
Wyombe
Esies Pritchard
Miss Pritchard
Misa Pritchard
Denver
Lanols
Ga 9 Drésnmaxer
Moody's Report on Nomination and Enforcements
Washington November 20 Moody reports indicate Attorney General Moody may be confirmed to the Supreme Court without the judiciary committee's delay. He plans to retire from the Justice Department once Senate action is favorable, likely by mid next week. His annual report to Congress discusses enforcement of Elkins and Hepburn acts and railroad penalties, with fines already totaling over 415,000 and indictments rising toward 6,000. Government verdicts could lift penalties to about 120 million if prosecutions succeed.
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Nerippa SteRay
Washington
Ansurancea
Moody
Bia
Supreme Bench
Peresion
Judiciary Committee
Department of Justice
Senate
Io Gieevant
Congress
Elkins and
Jebste Taw
Indiaes
Anid
Woman Plots Murder for Money in South Chicago
Mrs Maria Boito vich of South Chicago conspired with two ex boarders to murder collection agent Daniel Salmon for cash. Police trapped the plot at her home after Salmon agreed to visit. Boito vich and accomplices staged the attack but were arrested before the killing could occur.
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Berippa-McNae
Chicago
Maria Boitovich
Ron Daniel Salmon
Airs
Bowmish
South Chicago
Inala Eteel Mills
Salmon
Tne
Boxmech
Batman
Balmon
Prosecutor’s Nonstruck Plea in Valentine Antitrust Case
In Columbus on November 20 Judge Bigger overruled demurrers and motions to quash filed earlier, allowing Prosecuting Attorney Wart T. Webber to pursue a valid indictment. The case concerns alleged violations of the Valentine antitrust law within the local hotel fee trust. The defense’s demurrers were rejected this morning.
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Belipe Molterrene
Anaselarion
Columbus
Wart T. Webber
Ugali
Bigger
Roosevelt Holds Consultation On Japanese Elevation Issue
In Washington on November 2 President Roosevelt met with Prof. Benjamin Ide Wheeler head of the University of California to discuss the Japanese elevation problem. Wheeler declined to publish the matter citing its sensitivity noting the issue grows more acute.
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Nerippa-MaHne Preen Associasion
Washington
Prenden Roosevelt
Benjamin Ide Wheeler
University of California
Wheeler
Incorporations Filed For Several Local Firms
Articles of Incorporation were recorded at the secretary of state office Friday. Connersville Flower Company and Employer Mutual Society list trustees including John Savage Walter Chamel Yonn Franklin Charles Ward and M De Davis. Mansfield company of Marion shows capital and officers. The Mudicon Herald daily weekly newspaper venture lists John B Niewre M H Coon rah and Joseph F L Nieswe as directors. Princeton Coal Mining Company at Vincennes names William H Glover John Tr Olphant Frank Oliphant Antot Simon and others as directors.
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Connersville Flower Company
Connersville
John Savage
Walt Chamel
Yonn Franklin
Charles Ward
M. de Davis
Ai Company
Maninon
Caplain
Mudicon
M. 11
Coonrah
Joseph FL Nieswe
Princeton Coal Mining Company
Vincennes
Captainreck
Wiliam H. Glover
John Tr. Olphant
Frank Oliphant
Antot Simon
Fkagéoo Hack
Joseph L. Eliner
Tonia J. Shon
George Dlover
Hories ML Warsen
Preacher Gay's Trial Postponed by Presbytery
Newark report: Rev. BE Boyd Gay of Ubea faces a presbytery trial on alleged conduct unbecoming a minister after peeping into a woman's home window and making a false remark about Mormon faith. The hearing, delayed for notification, marks a fourth in months as defense claims persecution and demands fair witness scrutiny. Local committee from Zanesville Presbytery conducts proceedings at the Presbyterian church in Mea.
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Presbyterian Church
Newark
Tral
Boyd Gay
Ubea
Zanesville
Gay
Gas
Indiana Academy of Science Session Opens at Shortridge High
The twenty second annual Indiana Academy of Science meeting began in room M1 at Shortridge High School with open public sessions. Retiring president Robert Heasler of Logansport delivered an address and other papers covered evolution of medicine in Indiana state natural park and body defense against disease.
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Indiana Academy of Science
Shortridge High School
Robert Heasler
Logdysport
Hexeler
Indiana
Fred J. Sreexe
Delphi
Bome
M. Becket
W. H. Manwaring
F W. Famulener
Severance Burrage
Purdue University
H. M. Wilson
United States Geoloxical Survey
W. P.M. Goss
W. K. Batt
East
Logansport
D. M. Mot+ Uer
Indians University
Lynn B. McMullen
Aesistant
J. Ransom
Fordte University
Prea
C. R. Clark
Indianapolis
W. A. McHeth
Stats Normal Echo
Name Confusion Hits Educational Route Firms
A mix up over names at the Educational Route project and the American Engineering Company created confusion. Edward Wt Barrows is not implicated, though his name was mistaken for Edward W. Barrows the secretary. Both corporations have offices in the Terminal building.
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Bury Meg
Traction Company
Edward Wt. Barrows
J. G. McCullough
Edward W. Barrows
American Engineering Company
Corpations
Sroction Terminal
Convict Henry Brown Executed for Triple Murders
November 30. Henry Brown, a former convict, was hanged today for the murder of Albert Faytur, a fellow prisoner, and implicated in three prior killings during his criminal career. The execution followed his arrest after the fatal year old incident.
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jeRve Irene
Coat and Cravenette Linked to Dayton Girl Slayer Case
In Dayton on November 3 a discarded coat a vest and a cravenette found near the murder scene are being treated as potential clues. A boy named Lyman Springer found the items in a vacant lot five miles from the crime. The cravenette dark color bears a label and a page with a name and number, and the items appear worn and stained. Authorities pursue a possible suspect described as a negro who rode a trolley car with Dona Gilman the night of the killing.
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Scripus-Behae Freee Association
Dayton
Gilman
Vest
North Days Son
Lyman Springer
Dona
Dona Gliman
Indiana coal embargo fuels regional industry crisis
Terre Haute reports two major rail lines Evansville & Terre Haute and Southern Indiana restrict coal shipments to Chicago and beyond. Two thirds of Indiana's output, employing about 10,000 miners, faces embargo as Big Four railroad and terminals are affected. The dispute, charged as misrouting and unequal treatment, disrupts supply to Indianapolis and manufacturing towns, with state railway commission pressed amid escalating tensions.
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Terre Haute
Indiana
Chicago
Evansville & Terra Habte
Bouthern Indiana Roxtain
Big Four
Indianapolis
Vansdalix
Tarra Haute
Carnot
Evansville
Byaneville
Coatt
Atin
Beir
Ohio
West Virginia
Stely
State Railway Commission
Cara
Virginia
Gillette Facing Electric Chair in Grace Brown Case
Testimony on the stand details alleged inconsistencies in Gillette’s account of Grace Brown’s drowning. Prosecutors press him on motives and failed rescue attempts while presenting photos and questioning about fictitious names and travel.
Bailey Backed by Water Co Probe Denial of Accusations
In Washington Senator Bailey will not attend the opening of Congress as Nascone returns to Taras to face accusers in the Waters Hinran case under Austin inquiry. Texas attorney general seeks vouchers for payments to the Water Perea company tied to its business. Bailey claims political enemies drive the attack.
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Serigpe-McRae
Mellhenny Named Civil Service Commissioner in Place of Cooley
President Hoover announced the appointment of John A. Mellhenny of Louisiana as civil service commissioner, succeeding Alford W. Cooley who was recently appointed assistant attorney-general.
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Scripps-TcHile Prem Association
Washington
Kooevilt
John A. Mellhenny
Louisiana
Alford W. Cooley
Railroad workers cited for fish and game law violations
Danville Indiana November 30 twelve men employed on Big Four railroad improvements were cited for fish and game law violations. They appeared before Squire Kennedy yesterday, paid fines totaling over 50 dollars.
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Sam
Danville
Ind
Big Four
Squire Kennedy
City Record for a Day shows names of residents and events
The notice lists residents and addresses such as 1300 S Cayl tolsave and Capitol Ave, with entries for deaths including Florence McGight and Godfried Schaeffer, marriages like Diane Taylor with Minnie Howies, plus building permits and allocations among local households. It reflects a daily city record of payments, deaths, marriages, and permits.
Death of local resident at 1152 Station St
Godfries Bennepper, aged man, died Thursday at his home 1152 Station street. Coroner M D Tutenller was notified as no physician was present. Death attributed to bronchial trouble after long illness. He had long worked for a railroad. A daughter survives.
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Godfries Bennepper
A Lerman
Station St
Eged
M. D. Tutenllér
Schnepper
Ely
Hedrick Acquitted in Murder Case on Railway Strap Case
A jury acquitted Capt P. Hedrick of the Southern railway in the murder of Gray C. Whittaker after about an hour of deliberation. The trial centered on alleged intimacy and a theory of conspiracy involving Hedrick's wife, with testimony suggesting a plot to murder Heartek.
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Serpe Nerat
Revenge The Cause Of Bassett Divorce Case
Special from Washington Omaha correspondent reports Mira Charles C Bassett insisting she will win her divorce case now being tried in Omaha She says her troubles are deep yet her children give comfort and that revenge will bring further harm to those pursuing her She remains in Omaha awaiting the outcome of proceedings in Washington while continuing to maintain her home and finances at Dodger Street with her children and household treasures nearby
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Omaha
Neb
Mira Charles C. Bassatt
Tam
Rose Sip
Cass
Daly
Testimony Is Closed in Bassett Divorce Negotiations
Washington on November 3 Justice Gould heard statements from Ratnyttay positions in the Bassett divorce case. Former Representative Benjani Peirehid denied testimony given by Mire Bassett. In Baltimore hospital interview he recalled no reply when Lohee was discussed. His mother and sister denied knowledge of her condition as rebuttal testimony was read. Court adjourned until Monday for further counsel arguments.
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terippe-McRac
Washington
Immunity Bath For One Witness In Utah Coal Case
Federal grand jury in Salt Lake City is expected to return several indictments next Monday tied to Utah and Wyoming coal land frauds. D. Clerk of Union Pacific Coal Co and senator Clarence T. Clark of Wyoming are noted figures, with immunity granted to key witnesses. Evidence is said to show armed force used to drive out rivals and miners.
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Scrippe-McRee
Salt Lake City
Trak
Federal Grand
Steedalona
Soversl
Feu
Anedea
Pernoms Vnva
Cie Interetate Comertrer Commission
Prenacut
Birlig
Fenal
Combine
D. ©. Clerk
Union Pacific Coal Company
Benator
Clarence T. Clark
Wyoming
Interstate Commerce A Commission
Frank
Tim
Utah
Girl Pleaded Not Guilty in Murder Case Trial
A reporter details the arraignment of a teenage girl on murder charges as she faces a panel of twelve potential jurors, with one possible relative among the three selected jurors. The proceedings include mention of a $6,000 bond and the court’s handling of the case, though the exact charges and outcomes remain unclear.
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Scrippo-MoHas Press Association
Thornton
Rt. 1
W— Smith
Elmer Brigge
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Margaret Hejpat
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Florence Agnes McGight
Godfried Schaeffer
Maynit Clark
Pthisis
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Diane Taylor
Minnie Howies
Lawrence E. Doyle
Amelia C. Ac Baatge Locke
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Retta
Goot
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