Wall Street Stocks and Livestock Summary
New York stock market opens higher led by low priced issues with Neck Island strength while Ice and Distilling securities retreat. Cincinnati and Chicago livestock markets show mixed receipts and prices with prime cattle and hogs varied. Buffalo reports softer hogs and firmer lamb prices amid general activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippe-McRae Fress Association
Wew
York
Pran-_ Sylvania
Steel
Colorado
Reading
Pau
Union Pacific
Neck Island
A. W. Thomson
Tndusteists
Law
Ralnaes Ns
Live Stock Market Report From Indianapolis
October livestock prices in Indianapolis show hogs strong and active with a 3 cent rise from yesterday. Cattle steady near last week’s close as demand for good stock remains fair. sheep and lambs sold in good season at ready prices. Top hogs at 69.74 with most sales 67 to 80 cents, good clearance achieved despite lighter overall supply.
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Indianapolis
Gct
Thaw Case Likely Not Put On Trial
New York Oct 2 The Thaw case involving Marry K Thaw the Stanford White killer may never be tried. A commission in lunacy could be sought before Thaws case reaches trial with Clifford W Hartridge stating no commission will be applied this month though not ruling out later action. Associate counsel favor lunacy commission making it practically certain Thaw would be declared insane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippe-McRee Peene Associaton
New York
K. Thaw
Stanford White
Cifford W. Hartridge
Thaw
Oller P Morrow Memorial Services Planned
Funeral services for Oller P Morrow will be held at Seventh Presbyterian Church on the first Sunday in November morning. John P Elam to deliver the principal address with Dr Warren King of Greenfield Indiana, president of the Moron Monument, officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oller P. Morrow
Seventh Presbyterian Church
John P. Elam
Warren King
Greenfield
Ind
Moron Monument
Esracontan
Local Securities Drift Amid Mixed Trading In Indianapolis Market
A list of rail and utility stocks shows modest price moves with one sale at a figure and many bids steady. August earnings from a local road appear favorable to brokers, while Climax Coffee and Union Traction attract notable activity. bonds were firmer with limited sales. Traders predict heavy October business as several Indiana companies and banks report trading activity with mixed results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avira Union Traction
Climax Coffee
Markket
Geitober
Ranh
Union
Inttanapalia Gas
Asie
Amer. Central Life Ins. Co
American National Bank
Atlas Engine Works Pté
Ben Railtead Common
Brown-Ketcham, Iron
Lot Capital National Bank
Central ‘Trust Company
Citizens’ Savings Deponit Co
Climax Coffee & Bah, Pow. Co
Columbia National
Bank of Farmers’ Trust Company
Federal Union Surety Co
Indy
Southeastern
Andianapolis
Kndianapolis
Trac & Term
Fe M
Wo Traction
Law
Cne
Vench Me
Pia
Ine Trust Company
National Bank
Veonte’s
Fertilizer
Medie Reeves & Oapid Security
Trase de Chien Nation Vaion Traction
We Union Trace Company
van Camp Haw Co
Pfd
Vaniala Cont Co
Wasson
Ripple
New Citizens’ Street Railroad
Wo & W
Val T. Co
Indiana Hotel Company
Indiana Eninn Traction
Indianapolis & Eastern
Indianapolis. Gas. Co. Ki
Indnis & Greenfield Ri
Ind
Martinsville
Indkanapolig Northern Trac
Indianapolis Street Railway
K. M. & W. Traction
Merchants’ H. New Telephone
Tong
Union Traction of
Taliana
Record Breaking Vanderbilt Cup Try Louie Wagner Sets Pace
Louie Wagner, driving a 160 horsepower Darracq, posted the fastest time in Vanderbilt cup trials. The newcomer to the course turned in a remarkable run, completing the round in under eight minutes and signaling a record pace for the event.
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Louie Wagner
Wagner
Traction Syndicate Forms United Railways Company
An extant historical notice reports the formation of the United Railways company by a syndicate of capitalists from Pittsburg Cincinnati Louisville Indianapolis and Bryan'sville Texa. The new entity consolidates Evanaville with several neighboring lines and aims to standardize traction operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serippe-Meltarreas
Evanaville
Wyamaville
Mount Vernon
Evanaville & Newberg
Evanaville & Boonville
Evanaville & Eastern Traction Nna
United Railways Company
Caplitatista of
Pittsburg
Cinscinnati
Loulavilis
Indienapolia
Bryansville
Texa
Targest Steal Gaal
Wheat and grain prices steady in Chicago and Pittsburgh reports
Chicago and Pittsburgh markets show mixed grain moves with No. 2 red winter wheat steady near 2.00 per bushel, corn firm around 42 cents, oats firm, and December futures fluctuating. Hog prices firm in regional reports, cattle and sheep receipts steady, with New York pork and lard values quoted and live stock activity noted across major exchanges.
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Chicago
UEHEC
Ghia Hs
Hewagen, Vc
Utough
Witte
Chater
Frye
Napectinna
Krade
Timothy
Indiananokie Fort Wayne United attracts capitalists
Investor visitors from New England interrelate speaking on a looming dream transport link. They traveled by Crom Edma to Fort Wayne and Indianapolis and found Fort Wayne Indiananette service well chosen for distance. They praised the cars beauty and the precision of connections and schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiananokie
Fort Wayne United
New England
Fort Wayne
Indianapolis
Cotton Crop Report United States Department of Agriculture
The crop estimating board of the Agriculture Department released the latest report the average yield of the cotton crop on September 25 was 71.6 compared with 77.4 on August 25 72.2 on September 2 and a ten year average of 70 This estimate does not reflect the damage caused by the recent alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Org
Agricultural Department
Talbott Injured at Bedford Cement Quarry
A large falling object at the United States Cement plant quarry in Bedford Indiana injured F M Talbott company vice president while he inspected the site. A foreman died after being struck by a flying chain brace fragment during the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Ind
Ort Lames Noland
United States
FM. Talpatt
Indianapolis
Tale
Advance Guard Off For Havana
Advance guard from Fort Stelling Minnesota led by John H. Adame commensary Sergeant and a detachment blocked the C H H T D ticket office counter to buy Havana tickets, delaying the regular L S A order for transport. They then set at noon for Cincinnati.
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John H. Adame
Havana
Ft. Stelling
Minn
Cinclaratl
Negro Admits Firing On Officer Amid Hunt
A fugitive, identified as Jesse Coe or Cole, is suspected after a patrolman was killed. Police staged a citywide search through negro hovels and questioned witnesses. A man and a woman believed to shelter the fugitive were detained and later released. Patrolmen Russ and Pettieord will be buried with full police honors as the manhunt continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Coe
Cole
Hyland
Bray
Morgan and Kinney
Millante
Coe
Petticord
Bytingfelds Ul
Mors
Fe'rlock
Mote- Ber
Lizzie and the Feathers at the Union Station
A railroad worker recounts a comic incident at Union Station involving a sack of feathers. A boy, a cousin, and several names appear in a hazy tale as feathers spill and cause a minor scramble near a packing trunk. The narrator signs off with a casual farewell.
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Union Sation
Susie
Noblesville
Jateay
Alec Manker
Linate
Pieher
Lisele
Manker
Dmanker
Liele
Lizzie’ Fisher
Wiliam
Platt Papers Served as Divorce Rumors Expand
Reports idle over Sen Thomas Platt amid marital troubles as papers for divorce allegedly served. Secretary Hedges noted silent responses while Mrs Platt reportedly prepared for a possible conference. Platts’ suit and family statements unfold from Highland Hills to New York amid ongoing political travel.
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Scripps-Meliee Tream Association
New York
Thomas C Pinustelli
Platt
Algiland Hills
Highland Hills
Sera
Hedges
Chinatown
San Francisco
Pitt Party
Robertson
Plas
President ousts two U S marshals in party purge
Washington reports that President removed Vivain J Fagin of the Southern District of Ohio and O'Neal of the Western District of Louisiana from federal posts. The action follows Civil Service Commission findings of political activity aimed at influencing officeholders for campaigns. O'Neal reportedly sought office while Fagin faced recent indictment for alleged assault and battery and election interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Det
Nem
Vivian J
Civil Services Commission
Cotton prices soar on U S reports and market turmoil
Unsteady conditions in the cotton market sparked by unfavorable U S reports. Traders in major cotton states reacted with great excitement as price quotes jumped and activity surged across exchanges. This volatility reflected broader concern about supply and demand factors shaping the sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serippu-Meltae Preas Association
Liverpoml
Lebanon businessman John Adam arrested on grand jury indictment
John Adam, prominent Lebanon businessman, was arrested on a grand jury indictment charging him with taking part in a purchase at the city election last May. Bond was set at zero dollars. He is a Democrat.
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John Adam
Lebanon
Ind
Aum
Inaccurate Historical Incorporations and Divorces Noted
Articles of incorporation listed for multiple firms including The First Slave Bank of Gap City and The Hercules Body Company Ev anavilia with varied capital stock. Directors named include William H. McCurdy and Fred M. Hills. Also noted: Mrs White divorced James C How and other associations, with Cleveland postal auto and engine company entries and several names unfamiliar or garbled.
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Ainte Tuertas
First Slave Bank
Gap City
Cage Ralaleck
Wood Wilson
Precedent
FR. Calender
Corrier
Hercules Body Company
Ev+anavilia
Capital Stock
Wiliam H. McCurdy
Fred M. Hills
John JB. Craft
Modern Concrete Machine Company
Terre Haute
A. FE
Harper
W. G. Gleason
Monticello Club
Lewin J. Tilden
Samuel A. Roxe
W. J
Bedford
Capital
Sherman L. Keach
Charles Frum
A. Walker
Newton M. Anderson
Georat RuParks
Seem C. Greenlund
New York Store celebrates long standing Indianapolis anniversary
In business for many years the New York Store in Indianapolis marks a major anniversary with a storewide sale. Originating in one room, it now spans four acres and offers bargains across departments including salts waists hats carpets and furniture. The fourth floor displays carpets and furniture with reasonable prices.
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Indianapolis
New York
Wales
Entler
President Roosevelt Looks Fit After Brief Washington Visit
President Roosevelt pursues routine work in Washington, appearing in robust health and reportedly 20 pounds heavier since leaving Oyster Bay. Visitors note his color and spirit are notably improved, despite a short absence of a day or two.
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Scrippe-McRay
Washington
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Reward Offered in Turner County Death Case Mystery
Residents in Turner county raise a $2000 reward for the arrest and conviction of those responsible for the death of Harry M. Collins, a wife of a prominent farmer, who died after alleged administration of chloroform by Charien Conklin, who has been arrested on suspicion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falle
Turner Country
Harry M. Collins
Charien Conklin
City Public Works Adopts Improvements on Several Streets
The Board of Public Works in Indianapolis approves Assessment Roll for multiple improvements. Projects include London Ave from 29th to 30th, First Alley North of McAnty Street, Sanborn Street West Side, and Lontian Avenue, detailing grading, paving with brick or cement sidewalks, curbs, and new walks.
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Department OF Publi Works
Bonn
Court Haas
Indianapolis
Ind
Vabue Works
Indienapolis
Yond
Impracemens
London
Twenty-Ninth Street
Mcanty Street
Norman Str
Delaware Street
Harmon Street
Sanborn Street
Lne
New York Street
Ownsso Avenue
Mirset
Lontian Avene
Bns
Thirtieth Street
Thirty-First Street
Gentral Avene
Central Avenue
Euch
New Jersey Street
Alete
Af College
Card Board of “Public Worked
Lew
Mae Hall
Anid Board
Thio- Ue
Indiana
Woard
Biblic Works
Adeeph T. Elliott
Preston
Trusler
Fred J. Mack
Board of Public Works
General Ordinance No 5190 street lights at crossings in Indianapolis
An ordinance required railroad companies to place and maintain street lights at all crossing sites in the city. Lights to stay on while trains pass and for up to thirty minutes after, except where tracks lie on elevated structures. Violations carry fines up to 160.00 and constitute a separate offense. The ordinance takes effect thirty days after passage and publication in the Indianapolis Sun.
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Anspolis
Indianape
Ascherngsing
Ace
Indianapolis
Sentamober
Indiana
Septenstier
James M'Nugty
Tyee
Board of Health
Ald
Rat
Marion Coum
James Steinley
Ang
Beget
Thain
BEAL
James
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feripps-HeBee Pres Association
Sevippa-McRae
Butler
East Buffalo
Scripps-Meline Press
Buffalo
Fms
Suarasoo
Timatly
Ningan & Co
Morton Services
Local Securities
DAT — Stork
Indiana Union Traction
Fervlilzer
soeves- S_Voien ‘traction
Taliquanalls Gap
Chicago Grain
Lolis
New York Province
McRac Prema Aanoevision
Pork—Mess
Tallow—Ciy
Hythe
Uyate
Serippe-Meliac Press Association
Stearly
Cotton Crop Report
F. M. Talbott
Sperin
Ransell
Pattee
Ewch
Allimee Five
al Patia
Kruger
West Newton
Robert Metzger
Quigley
oMeers
Petra
Webb
Metsger
Bernaver
Kuzmilier
T Wan
Coe Wigld
Acorn
Charles Russ Fell
W. Twenty-eighth-st
Cenwall
Edward J. Pettieord
Shelaswilte
Beth
Zabh O
Rae
Bern
Police
Lizzie and the Feathers
Thomas Platt
Pesident
Pagin
O'Neal
White House
Mathge Wenn
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