Wall-St. Stocks Open Dull With Mixed Early Moves
United Press reports New York stocks opened dull and irregular. Louisville & Nashville rose about one half percent while Brooklyn Rapid Transit fell around one half percent. North American Pacific gained modestly and Union Pacific eased. Overall activity was narrow with few shares trading in a tight range. Bonds weakened, 4s down about one quarter to one percent. Market ended with a slight recovery under way.
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United Press
New York
Louisville & Nashville
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
North
Rmm Pacific
Union Pacific
Pennsylvania
Reading
Northern Pacific
Cincinnati Live Stock Cattle Hogs And Sheep Market Summary
Cincinnati market reports show cattle receipts at 700 with slow demand hogs up 5 to 10 cents and 2300 head. Hogs bring top price around 6.20 for choice stock sheep receipts 650 steady with lambs at 7.50.
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Cincinnati
Market Report From Pittsburg Cattle And Hog Prices
By Laited Press Pittsburg Pa Oct 5 Cattle Choice 6 3 4 6 46 prime 3 00 6 30 Sheep And Lambs Prime Wethers 5 60 6 70 Good Mixed .25 5 50 Lambs 5 00 7 75 Hogs Prime Heavy 5 90 7 00 Medium Heavy And Yorkers 7 00 7 05 Light York Case 7 0 Pigs 6 00 6 40 Roughs 3 00
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Pittsburg
Aeaerie
Ieee
WBO
Chicago Live Stock Prices and Receipts Report
Chicago traders received cattle receipts around 300, steady. hogs rose about 5 cents with ranges from 6.15 to 6.80 for light to heavy lines. Sheep receipts near 1,000, steady. overall market mixed with firmer hog values amid a cautious trading day.
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Chicago
Chicago Produce Market Report October 5 Prices
Chicago wholesale prices show eggs extras 2c firsts 27c per dozen, butter creamery extra 29c firsts 26c, cheese Twins 12 14c, Young Americans 14 14c. Live poultry lists turkeys 2c, chickens hes lic, ducks, geese per dozen 5.00. Market notes include varied prices across items.
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Chicago
United Press
Market quotes from New York pork and dairy prices
Oct 5 report shows pork mess at 16.75 to 16.90 per unspecified unit. lard Western steam spot 9.10 to 9.20. tallow country at 6c. butter extra creamery 30c. eggs white fancy 33 to 35c. western 22 7c. cheese full cream 15 4c.
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N. Penn
Talbot Ave
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Park
W. Mich
Rod
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T&s
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Sturm
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Cornell
Garfield
Bath
Eastern
Bates
Lowell
Olney
W. Chipk
Moore
S. East
Finley
Virginia
Lambert
Geo
Indiana Trust CO
Vegetable and Fruit Prices From Local Market
A rundown of fresh produce with prices for onions, cucumbers, cabbage, cauliflower, beets, celery, radishes, sweet potatoes, potatoes, beans, tomatoes, corn, lettuce, beans, oranges, coconuts, apples, figs, bananas, watermelons, pears, cantaloupes, lemons, plums, peaches, grapes, cranberries and more. Prices listed per unit, per basket, per bushel, or per box across different varieties and origins.
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Michigan
Jersey
Greer
C. Navy
Duchess
California
Indianapolis Produce Prices Reported in Local Ad
Butter Elgin prints 33¢ Elgin tubs 2c state cream 20c country 20c Cheese New York full cream 10c Wisconsin full cream 15 16c Eggs Candled 2014c at mark 19% Poultry Turkeys live 10c ducks live 6c geese 5c hens 10c spring chicks 10c roosters ic
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Indianapolis
Elgin
New York
Wisconsin
Meat prices and grades in 19th century market list
A dense listing of pork, beef, ham and bacon prices by quality and weight. Includes English style bacon, dried beef, lard tiers, pickled pork, sausage varieties, and fresh beef carcass terms with varied percentages and unit costs.
Chicago Grain Markets Update From October Trading
Chicago grains rise with December wheat at 61.00 and May at 61.07. Corn advances with December near 58.4 and May around 59. Oats gain with December at 52.34 and May 54. Provisions show January pork at 15.10 and lard at 6.72. December wheat closes at 1.0153 and corn at 38.4. No. 2 red winter wheat trades near 1.00 to 1.024.
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Chicago
Livestock Receipts and Prices Reported in Indianapolis
Indianapolis market report dated October five shows hogs at 6.95 top with steady to 10 cent gains, cattle, sheep and lambs steady. Steers, heifers, cows, calves, bulls, hogs, and sheep listed with varied weights and price ranges including best heavies at 6 55 to 6 15 for hogs and lambs at 6 67 to 5 00 for yearlings and sheep ranges.
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Indianapolis
The Wagon Market Dated Prices For Feed Stuffs
The listing shows corn at 68 to 72e, shelled oats at 12.00 to 13.00, straw at 6.50, hay mixes 13.14 to 15.50, clover 14.00, timothy 16.00 to 17.00, indicating mixed grade hay and standard hay prices for local buyers.
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Timothy
Hay
Grain and hay prices and carload inspections report
A detailed 1900s style market brief lists wheat corn oats and hay prices by grade and quality with through billing figures. Inspections show totals by grade, including No 2 red wheat and No 3 white corn, plus mixed grades and hay lots with car counts and samples.
Bartlett Named Governor Candidate by Democratic Convention
Springfield Massachusetts October 5 Charles W Bartlett of Newton was named by the regular Democratic convention for governor Henry M Whitney of Boston was named by a rump convention held in the back of the hall Both men emerged as official and rival nominees with Bartlett the regular choice and Whitney representing a splinter faction at the event
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United Press
Springfield
Mass
Charles W. Bartlett
Newton
Henry M. Whitney
Boston
Rumor of Major Revolt Rumors In Portugal Fizzled
A fragmentary report from Paris notes an inconsistent rumor of a large revolt in Portugal. The text is garbled and incomplete, offering no verifiable details or names. The item reflects speculative chatter rather than a confirmed event.
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Paris
Portugal
Marion Club Dedicates New Building in Celebrated Event
The Marion club marked its 17th anniversary with a formal dedication Friday night. Speakers included Vice-President Fairbanks and President Minturn as the auditorium filled with members and guests. A clock from the old stone front was given, followed by vaudeville. the club now numbers over 2,000 members and aims for 3,000, with expected annual receipts near 29,000 and expenses around 24,000. Senator Beveridge sent a telegram praising the club as America’s best of its kind.
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John McGregor
Marion County
Harry S. New
Minturn
Beveridge
Washington
America
Albert J. Beveridge
City Record of births deaths marriages and permits
Listings show births for many families with addresses on Udell Trowbridge Maryland and more. Deaths include Charles Keller age 59 at Deaconess Hospital and George Avery age 1 with asthma, among others. Marriages listed include Reeves Sheilley Alfred Leitch and several pairs. Building permits note Charles Nagle dwelling on Woodlawn Ave valued at 2000 and other projects with amounts up to 12000.
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Charles F. Keller
George William Avery
E. Bel- Montave
Lizzie Robinson
Anna Estella Wreasler
S. Arsenal-ave
Edward Miller
Madison Ave
Johanna Kempe
Iowa St
John Louis Schneider
Central Hospital
John Melvin Huston
Liberty
Fred Jackson
Puryear St
Jerry Bishop
Thos
H. Reeves
Clara Sheilley
Chas
H. Alfred
Martha Leitch
Elmore Kirkpatrick
Daisy Curtis
James Quear
Myrtle Shobe
Adam Geiger
Alice M. Prigger
George W. McDaniel
Amy Forward
James B. Murray
Julia Smith
Charles Nagle
Woodlawn Ave
Lynn
Millikin
Talbot Ave
Progress Laundry
New York
Velda C. Klepinger
W. Twenty-sixth
Man and Wagon Lost Then Found After Night in Town
Fred Frances driver for People's Q Outfitting was last seen Friday afternoon delivering furniture. By 4 30 Saturday morning he was found at Keystone and English aves bleeding from a deep wrist wound and intoxicated. He had driven a wagon with a horse hitched all night and woke neighbors by ringing doors. He faced charges of drunkenness and cruelty to animals and was fined $3 and costs on each count.
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Fred Frances
People’s Q Outfitting Company
Keystone
English Aves
Simon and Woodward
Frances
Airship A Success Over London Demonstrates Aerial Flight
London observers witnessed the English war balloon circle St Pauls dome and hover over the Thames after departing Aldershot. The craft traveled 50 miles to Crystal Palace at a steady 15 miles per hour, impressing the gathered crowds with controlled maneuvers and signaling further tests next week.
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London
Crystal Palace
Roosevelt Begins Bear Hunt in Louisiana Canebrakes
President Roosevelt and his party rode from the Missouri Pacific station to a camp in the canebrakes near Stamboul Louisiana. Newspaper men were barred from the hunt camp and could not accompany him on the special train, arriving seven hours later.
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United Press
Stamboul
Roosevelt
Missouri Pacific
Memphis
John McIlhenny
Civil Service
Mr. Roosevelt
Tallulah
Michigan Freshmen Sophomore Rush Leaves Dozen Injured
In Ann Arbor on October 5 eleven or twelve University of Michigan students were hospitalized after a fierce freshmen sophomore rush. When the freshmen captured the flag the sophomores charged causing a bloody fight. Three ambulances took away the injured.
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Ann Arbor, Mich
University of Michigan
Rev William A Quayle Leads In Methodist Delegates
Rev William A Quayle was elected yesterday as a delegate to the Methodist general conference receiving the largest vote of all candidates. The strong support may lead to his becoming a bishop at the Baltimore gathering next May. Quayle formerly served as a pastor in Indianapolis.
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Sun
Chicago
William A. Quayle
Methodist General Conference
Baltimore
Quayle
Indianapolis
Bank Bond Scrutiny Stirs State Auditor Office
The state auditor's bank department rejected several officer bonds from banks and trust companies for not following statutes. Bonding firms allege discrimination by Auditor Billhimer in favor of others. A conference with the attorney general Friday examined the auditor's authority to regulate official bonds of bank officers.
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The
Bank Department of the State Auditor’s Office
Billhimer
Traveling salesman charged with embezzlement
Edward Rutledge a traveling salesman under a suspended sentence was arrested on a $125 embezzlement charge by Detectives Gerber and Larsh. He admits spending the money to entertain customers and says he was not $125 short in his accounts. Max Fruhauf and Co. of Cincinnati disputes his claim.
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Edward Rutledge
Gerber and
Larsh
Max Fruhauf and Company
Cincinnati
Rutledge
Gaddis Rumored Insane After Shooting in Bloomington
In Bloomington on October 5 authorities report Thomas or Tobias Gaddis, who shot Jesse Robinson two weeks ago, is believed to be a raving maniac. An insanity commission will assess his condition as he remains jailed, refuses food, hides in a corner, fears whitecaps, and pleads for sheriffly aid.
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Bloomington
Ind
Thomas Gaddis
Tobias Gaddis
Jesse Robinson
Gaddis
Sheriff &T
Whitecaps
Fatal railway wreck in Washington Indiana
A box car train sideswiped a switch engine in the B and O S W yards in Washington Indiana. Switchman Frank Lawson was killed. Engineer Thomas G Hurst suffered a dislocated ankle. Fireman William Jones and switchman James Wise were injured with bruises ribs and scattered burns.
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Sun
Washington
Ind
Vance Collapses After Address at Waterways Meeting
John I. Vance, president of the Ohio Valley Improvement Association, collapsed immediately after delivering an address at the waterways convention in Memphis. He was in critical condition, reported to be under watch.
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United Pr
Memphis
Tenn
John I. Vance
Ohio Valley Improvement Association
Waterways
Hoosier Promoter Ends Life in Ottumwa Hotel
Henry Boozer, a Waterloo, Indiana railway promoter, died by chloral in an Ottumwa hotel last night amid reported discouragement.
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Des Moines
Henry Boozer
Waterloo
Ind
Ottumwa
Rostand Under Knife For Appendicitis In Paris
Edmond Rostand noted poet and dramatist underwent successful operation today in Paris for appendicitis. Suctioned by Wy United Press report from Paris dated October 5.
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Wy United Press
Paris
Edmond Rostand
Beech Grove Builds Largest Car Shops In The Country
Beech Grove, the second largest industrial city in the making, receives major New York Central car shop plans. Nineteen buildings total, four near completion, cost with grounds over 2 million dollars. Plants to occupy in sixty days. Beech Grove, 51 miles southeast of Indianapolis, to care for 150 workers this winter. Main Street improvement plus three cross streets underway. Three story bank nearly done. A trust company to occupy. One home builder plans 50 houses. Lots at 250 dollars now, expected to double in a year. Free Sunday visit at Union Station at 2 pm. Tickets, no cost.
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United States
NEW York Central
Aly
Indianapolis
Main Street
Union Station
Department OF Public Works
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Board of Public Works
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Modern ten room house on Lexington avenue for sale
Real estate listing. A two story ten room residence on Lexington avenue with a 40 by 15 foot lot. Offered by C. F. Sayles & Co. located at 127 Market street. Priced at 3600 dollars.
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Real estate listings fragment with multiple properties
Rent and sale items include 2 E Twenty second street with 7 rooms at 25 dollars, 308 Hanson avenue two story factory about 10900 square feet rent 75 dollars, and other for lair street area with unclear figures. mixed ad-like notes suggest miscellaneous property offers and rents.
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