Wall Street Stocks Open in General Decline
United Press reports New York stocks opened lower with few exceptions. Atchison up modestly while Northern Pacific held. Brooklyn Rapid Transit, Smelting, Copper, Southern Pacific and Reading down. Great Northern preferred rose on extra dividend, lifting to 139 before noon. market recovered fractionally from early losses as Great Northern surged to 129 general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Atchison
Northern Pacific
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Southern Pacific
Reading
Union Pacific
United States Steel
Great Northern
London
Iist
Grain Prices and Inspections Reported for Wheat Corn Oats and Hay
Market notes show wheat prices for No 2 red No 4 red and No 1 rejected with varying bids from 9c to 1.00 per bushel in October November December. Corn prices list No 2 white No 3 white No 4 white and mixed, yellow and mixed grades with through billing values. Oats prices for No 2 white No 3 white No 2 mixed No 3 mixed with through billing. Hay prices include timothy clover and various mixed hay, rye straw and oats straw. Inspections tally grain cars with counts by grade and status, including rejected lots and total car numbers for Wheat Corn Cars and Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gee
Timothy
Bay
Live Stock Markets in East Buffalo on Oct 7
Cattle receipts 6250 steady with prime steers 6.66 to 6.60, heifers 8.50 to 5.50, bulls 2.50 to 4.50. Sheep and lambs receipts 22000 steady, lambs 7.95 to 7.75, yearlings 5.75 to 6.25, wethers 5.50 to 5.75, ewes 4.75 to 5.50. Hogs receipts 17000, 10 cents higher, yorkers 7.00 to 7.10, pigs 6.60 to 7.10, heavies 6.65 to 7.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
East Buffalo
N. Y
Chicago live stock market report October results
Chicago United Press reports cattle receipts 37,000 steady with prime beeves at 5.40 to 7.? canners 1.50 to 2.50 and Texans 3.70 to 5.10. Hogs receipts 27,000 up 5 cents with light 6.26 to 6.90 and heavy 6.15 to 6.75. Sheep receipts 52,000 and prices lower native sheep 5.15 to 5.75, native lambs 4.70 to 7.50 and western lambs 5.00 to 7.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cincinnati Live Stock Prices Fall at Market
Cincinnati market reports cattle receipts 21,340 with lower prices. Butcher steers bring 5.50 to 5.60. Hogs receipts 3,764 with good to choice selling 6.85 to 6.90. Sheep receipts 503 steady. extra sheep 5.00 and lambs 7.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Market Prices Reported for Pork Lard Butter Eggs and Cheese
New York market notes published on October 7 show Pork-Mess at 16.75 to 17.50 per unit, Western steam lard spot 9.10 to 9.20, Butter Creamery extra 30 cents, Eggs White fancy 33 to 35 cents and 22 to 28 cents Western, Cheese firm full cream 15 4 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
York
Western Steam
Spot
Western
Agricultural Produce Price List From Market Ledger
A dense catalog of fresh produce with prices listed per unit or quantity. Items include onions, cucumbers, cabbage, cauliflower, celery, radishes, sweet potatoes, potatoes, green beans, tomatoes, lima beans, carrots, popcorn, lettuce, navy beans, oranges, coconuts, apples, figs, Turkish figs, bananas, watermelons, pears, cantaloupes, lemons, California plums, peaches, grapes, Malaga, emeria, and cranberries with varied units and price points across categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Valencia
Duchess
California
Anjou
Market Prices for Butter Cheese Eggs and Poultry
Prices listed include BUTTER at 33c from Elgin prints and state cream 3c, country 20c. CHEESE shows New York full cream at 1ic and Wisconsin full cream at 15 11c. EGGS Candled 2c with 19 percent at mark. POULTRY live turkey 10c ducks 6c geese 5c hens 10c spring chicks 10c roosters 5c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wisconsin
Wheat and corn futures rally on strong demand
Chicago grain prices rise as December wheat reaches around 1.02 to 1.03 dollars with May at 1.08 and corn up to about 59 to 60 cents for December and May contracts. Oats also advance, with December around 53 to 53.5 cents and May near 54 to 55 cents. Hog products show pork at 15.27, lard 8.80, ribs 7.95.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Livestock market notes from Indianapolis buyers
Indianapolis Oct 7 market receipts show hogs 2000 head and cattle 550 with hogs opening down 5 to 10 cents and top at 6.90. Cattle mostly steady or lower while sheep and lambs hold. Listings cover steer, heifer, cow, bull and calf price ranges with lots of weight classes and terms for feeders stockers and bred ewes.
Market Prices for Grains and Hay at 2 Wagon Market
The listing shows corn at 68 72, oats at 60s, shelled date eats straw at 6.00 7.50, hay Clover 13.90 14.00, mixed 15.00 15.50, timothy 15.00 17.00. Prices are given in dollars per unit with two figures indicating bid and ask.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy
Pittsburg Live Stock Market Report October 7
Pittsburg Pa October 7 cattle receipts 23 loads prime 35.80 to 6.10 good 5.30 to 5.75 sheep and lambs supply 60 head steady prime wethers 6.60 to 6.75 good mixed 5.25 to 5.50 lambs 5.00 to 7.50 hogs 2c higher prime heavy 7.10 to 7.15 workers 7.10 to 7.5 pigs 6.25 to 6.40 roughs 5.00 to 6.25
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe
Ware
Pittsburg
United Press
Young Thief Stole Buggies and Bicycle in Juvenile Court Case
Reese Morgan, a 111 year old boy, faced juvenile court Monday charged with stealing two buggies and a bicycle. He allegedly took an Imperial hotel rig belonging to M A Traylor and later used another horse and buggy on Tacoma Avenue before returning the first rig. Bicycle owner Coulon reported his bicycle missing. Police tracked the boy, who was described as well dressed, after witnesses identified the thefts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reese Morgan
M. A. Traylor
Park Ave
Imperial Hotel
Micheal Lanker
Tacoma-ave
Kitzmiller
Trimpe
Lunker
Coulon
Cox Family Fined After Court Appearance
The Cox family faced police court Monday with fines for all members. Mrs. Cox faced assault and battery charges with a $1 fine and suspended judgment. Charles Cox paid $42 for his role and knife drawing on Bicycle Officer Gollnisch. Grover paid $21, Everett $11, and Ivey $20. Officers subdued the family near their home at 511 Rosest. after an altercation that began when Grover Cox resisted arrest for fighting Ba Frits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox
Grover Cox
New York store reopens in grand Indianapolis style
Crowds view the new New York store annex with expanded departments on all floors. The opening showcases redesigned spaces including men furnishings, shoes, waists, French hat room, carpets, and a threefold enlarged grocery. A noon rest area and separate housekeeper lists streamline shopping while a package delivery spiral aids distribution. An Indianapolis Military band will perform during a Monday evening reception without sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Indianapolis
Messaline
Gibson
Salt
Convicts revolt on route to exile ends in 22 killed
On October 7 in St. Petersburg a group of convicts marching from Tumen to Tobolsk revolted against guards preferring death to Siberian exile. In a hand to hand clash 22 prisoners were shot and killed by guards. Eleven convicts escaped with seven rifles. Six guards were injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
ST. Petersburg
Siberia
Tumen
Tobolsk
Officers Exonerate In Police Misconduct Case
Mike Mott and Roxa Carrigan were arrested Saturday accused of paying officers Mulvihill and Anderson for protection. An investigation at the police station Monday cleared the two officers of any wrongdoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Mott
Roxa Carrigan
Mulvihill and
Anderson
Kentucky temperance lecturer Dr Tracy continues talks
Dr N W Tracy a noted temperance lecturer from Kentucky will continue his lectures each night at Division street and Standard avenue until Wednesday night inclusive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. W. Tracy
Kentucky
Division St
Standard-ave
Milligan Sentenced for Petit Larceny in Workhouse
Willam Milligan received 180 days in the workhouse and a $500 fine after being charged with stealing $9.10 from a friend who had trusted him in his home. The incident involved disregarding the trust placed in him and resulted in a petit larceny conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam Milligan
Milligan
Worldwide events for the week span leaders and congresses
President Roosevelt plans a bear hunt in Louisiana canebrakes while Taft heads to Manila for Philippine legislature opening and Root tours Mexico. Episcopal and Congregational conferences run in Richmond and Cleveland. Northern Pacific and Union Pacific hold annual meetings in New York and Salt Lake City. Spain’s Cortes opens October 10 with Morocco and fleet growth on the agenda. Karl Vinn case set for October 12. lawyer Hall, former professor, sentenced in Karlsruhe for murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Louisiana
Taft
Manila
Root
Mexico
Hepiscopal Church
Richmond
General Council of
The
Congregational Church
Cleveland
Northern Pacific
Union Pacific
New York
Salt Lake City
Morocco
Spain
France
Casablanca
Karl Vinn
Hall
German-Washington University of Washington
D. C
Karlsruhe
Germany
Frau Molitor
Baden-Baden
Suit Over Death At Weber Saloon In Noblest Street
Mrs Nellie Marshall and sons Jesse and Clyde sue Edward J Weber bondsmen for 10000 damages claiming Jesse Marshall died after drinking at Weber s saloon 237 N Noblest. They allege Weber continued selling liquor to an intoxicated man and he later took morphine in the saloon and died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Marshall
Jesse and
Clyde
Edward J. Weber
Jesse Marshall
Edward H. Enners
James E. McNamara
Charles Polster
Weber
School board opposes secret societies in high schools
The Indianapolis Board of School Commissioners issues a circular to parents signed by Prof. George W. Benton of Shortridge High School Prof. C. E. Emmerich of Manual Training High School and C. N. Kendall superintendent of schools denouncing frats and other secret societies in schools. It cites state law and asks parental cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Board of School Commissioners
George W. Benton
Shortridge High School
C. E. Emmerich
Manual Training High School
C. N. Kendall
Conference program for Indiana charities and corrections meeting
The Indiana State Conference of Charities and Corrections will meet in Evansville from October 19 to 22. The program opens Saturday evening with Mayor J W Boehne, W L Taylor, Rev Francis H Gavish, and Prof J C Monahan of Notre Dame. A Sunday mass meeting at 3 pm will feature Gov J Frank Hanly. Sessions run morning, afternoon, and evening on Monday and Tuesday with many prominent charity workers on the agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana State Conference of Charities and Corrections
Evansville
J. W. Boehne
W. L. Taylor
Francis H. Gavish
J. C. Monahan
Notre Dame
J. Frank Hanly
Insurance Men to Face Prosecution in New York
Beginning next week, officials of several insurance companies indicted for alleged illegal practices in administering their business will stand trial before Justice Victor J. Dowling. Dowling denied motions to dismiss the indictments and set trial dates. Indicted individuals include John R. Hegeman, George W. Perkins, Charles S. Fairchild, Walter R. Gillette, and Robert A. Grannis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Victor J. Dowling
John R. Hegeman
George W. Perkins
Charles S. Fairchild
Waltter R. Gillette
Robert A. Grannis
Magill murder case to be heard in Macon County
In Macon county circuit court late this afternoon or Tuesday morning the Magill murder case will be called. Fred Magill a former Clinton banker and his wife Fay Graham Magill face charges of murdering Mrs Pet Gandy Magill the former wife of Fred Magill on May 30 last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sy United Iressa
Decatur
Macon County
Magill
Fred Magill
Clinton
Fay Graham Magill
Pet Gandy Magill
Thaw's Second Trial Set for December Start
New York October 7 Harry K Thaw's second trial for the murder of architect Stanford White will start Monday December 2. The date was fixed by Supreme Court Justice Dowling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Harry K. Thaw
Stanford White
Supreme Court
Dowling
Pass cut off, he sues for damages in Indiana case
Anderson Ind Oct 7 William Boland member of the Board of Public Works files suit against the Big Four railroad for cutting off his life-time pass effective January 1 alleging contract violation and seeking six thousand dollars in damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Anderson
Ind
Big Four
William Boland
Board of Public Works
Cassie Chadwick in deteriorating health in Columbus
In Columbus on October 7 Cassie Chadwick known as the witch of frenzied finance is reported worse. Dr A G Helmick said her condition has worsened with a pulse of 115 and she appears to be gradually growing weaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Columbus
Cassie Chadwick
A. G. Helmick
Grand jury sits in Marion County October session
The Marion County grand jury began its October session on Monday with a large number of police cases on hand for investigation. No important special investigations are expected this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County Grand Jury
Saloon license questions loom over city council meeting
Mayor Bookwalter faces a pending letter to the council amid saloon license hearings. The finance committee prepares an undecided budget stance as council weighs a salary ordinance not expected before Jan. 1. Public Works seeks council ratification of a 100 gas light contract for Indianapolis street illumination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finance Committee
Council
Eppert
Bookwalter
Board of Public Works
Indianapolis
Fire at Charlestown damages several buildings
Fire in Charlestown Ind. caused about 40000 dollars in damage at 2 am yesterday. The Keeley Institute complex burned, along with the Alpha building and two stables. Insurance covered roughly half of the loss. The Keeley property housed a harness shop and other tenants. Adjacent store space and stables including Nickels sale stable and a livery operation were also destroyed or damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlestown
Ind
Keeley Institute
Louis Badger
Cad Jones
Knights of Pythias
Alpha
The
Odd Fellows
Keeley
James N. Teeple
Jacob Nickels
Marion
William
J. P. Warner
Harry Dettmer
Suit Dismissed as Trac tion Company In Receiver Hands
Leona J. Robb sued the Indianapolis and Cincinnati traction line for 150 dollars after a car failed to stop at Stop 4 in Shelbyville. The circuit court trial began but was dismissed when it was learned the company was under a receiver who had not been made a party. The company argued the car did not stop due to crowding.
Little Boy's Wild Ride in Buggy Collision Runaway
In New Albany Indiana on October 7 William Reynolds left his 6 year old son in a buggy. A frightened horse ran away colliding with a vehicle carrying three children. The buggy hit a telegraph pole, one wheel torn off, horses stopped after a nearly mile long scramble. The boy was badly frightened but unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sun
New Albany
Ind
William Reynolds
Henry Guetting
John C. Comer Dies at 1115 Ashland Avenue in Indianapolis
John C. Comer, longtime Morgan county official and two term sheriff, died Monday at his home in Indianapolis after a week of illness due to heart trouble. He lived in Indianapolis about 20 years, came from Morgan county where he was active in politics, and is survived by three children, Robert Comer, Mrs. Martha Sauley, and Mrs. DeWitt Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Comer
Ashland Ave
Comer
Indianapolis
Morgan County
Robert Comer
Circuit Court
Martha Sauley
Eugene Sauley
Marion County
DeWitt Moore
Shawl Fashion Draws Attention In Newport Summer
Miss Pauline French wore an evening wrap at Newport that drew much attention this summer. The shawl, an old Chinese crepe embroidered piece, was so large it formed a toga-like garment, adding a pretty touch to her attire. It was made for her in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline French
Newport
Paris
Plans for Hope Reformed Church Building Permit
Plans for the Hope Reformed church have been submitted to building inspector Thomas A. Winterrowd for a building permit. The church will be built at Tenth Street and Oakland Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Reformed Church
Thomas A. Winterrowd
Tenth St
Oakland-ave
Cinch and Euchre Party at Piersons Hall
Rhea Cinch club hosts a euchre and cinch party at Piersons Hall 139 N Delaware St Wednesday afternoon. Many prizes will be awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhea Cinch Club
Pierson’s
Delaware St
Morris to New York for new position with firm
M Morris, long with Baks and Co, departs soon for New York City to take a similar role once held in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Morris
Baks & Co
New York City
Indianapolis
Prominent Red Man Seeks Higher Office in Indiana Order
Fred Gill of Indianapolis, notable Improved Order of Red Men member, runs for Great Chief of Records of the Great Council of Indiana. Native of Indiana born July 26 1874 near Filmore, Gill grew up in Greencastle and Indianapolis. He rose from decorator to advertising manager, and has missed only nine lodge meetings since joining Itasca tribe nine years ago. His lodge membership grew from 37 to 754 with Gill in various offices. His main rival is Thomas G Harrison who has held the post for 20 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Gill
Improved Order of Red Men
Indianapolis
Great Council of Indiana
Mr. Gill
Indiana
Filmore
Greencastle
Shortridge High School
Gill
Itasca Tribe
Thomas G. Harrison
Talk Of New Building Plans For Carpenters Union HQ
Building committee members in Indianapolis last week perfect plans and seek a suitable site for the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners headquarters. They will report findings to the executive board. R. E. L. Connelly of Birmingham and C. P. Foley of Edmonton represent the Canadian district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Indianapolis
R. E. L. Connelly
Birmingham
Ala
C. P. Foley
Edmonton
Canada
LID TILTS COSTS SAYS JUDGE AS SALOONERS ARRESTED
Police punished 15 saloonkeepers for liquor law violations after a Sunday crackdown. Patrolman Freeman faced a disturbance at Lyons 2545 Noblest with Frank H. Kiser's drug store lines as police headquarters contact blocked. Lyons, his bartender George Haynes, and others were taken into custody. Names of arrested saloonkeepers listed with addresses across West, Alabama, Virginia, and surrounding streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athen
Freeman
John Lyons
Lyons’ Place
Lyons
Frank H. Kiser
Kiser
Wreck Kills Conductor as Bourbon Line Collapses
In Bourbon Indiana this morning a severe freight wreck on the Pennsylvania railroad western division killed Conductor W. F. Koonts of Fort Wayne and badly injured four others. Many cars were demolished and tracks torn up causing hours of train delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Division
Pennsylvania Railroad
A. m
Bourbon
W. F. Koonts
Fort Wayne
Murdered man found in abandoned Hong Kong house
The dead body of an elderly man was found in an abandoned house near the Victoria clan. He had been murdered. The victim was noted as a peculiarly interesting character in The Treasure Trail, which begins in the Indianapolis Sun next Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria Clan
Indianapolis Sun
City School Opening May Shifts Due to Hay Fever
The School Board considers delaying the opening of public schools by about two weeks because hay fever is prevalent during the usual start. It is reported that around two thousand students suffer from hay fever.
More dog licenses issued as police enforcement grows
Police enforcement of the dog license ordinance increased demand with about 7 percent of licenses issued Monday morning. The actions indicate stricter compliance and higher turnout for licensing in the period observed.
Incorporations Filed By Several Companies
Monday the secretary of state recorded new articles of incorporation for L. H. Woolsey company in Seeleyville with $19 capital stock and Mary E. Ehrlich, Cora E. Woolsey, and L. H. Woolsey as incorporators Tarr Electric company in Farmersburg with $20,000 capital stock and A. D. Tarr, W. S. Baldridge, Eliza W. Jennings as directors Boston Mercantile company in Williamsport with $16,500 capital stock and directors M. F. Collier, Harod Vegoe, Alide Vegoe to oversee operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Woolsey Company
Seeleyville
Capital
Mary E. Ehrlich
Cora E. Woolsey
L. H. Woolsey
Tarr Electric Company
Farmersburg
Capital Stock
A. D. Tarr
W. S. Baldridge
Eliza W. Jennings
Boston Mercantile Company
Williamsport
M. F. Collier
Harod Vegoe
Alide Vegoe
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Unsited Press
Malaga
Geo. S, Kern
Meridian
Chicago Grain
Nile Court
Russia
Charities
Thaw
Mrs. Chadwick
Grand Jury
Saloon License Committee
Red Man
William and Marie Dowe
State College Hospital
James and
Josephine Worley
Quill
William and
Adella Zabell
Redmond
Gars
Edna Jones
S. Ritter
Benjamin and
Clara Sherman
Cavers
Edward and
Jennie Hindman
Patrick Carter
Charles St
Anna O'Leary
S. Pennsylvania St
Mamie Traqueair
City Hospital
Fred Kuechler
E. Georgia-st
Lucile Bauerle
Haugh-st
Lyda Josephine Frances Willhoit
Lord-st
Maggie Wilson
S. Keystone-ave
Orval B. Selby
E. Walnut-st
Cynthia Scott Jones
Martindaleave
Richard Rose
Laurel-st
Rosa A. Elliott
Gertrude Rhodes
James Maritin
Georgia St
Ernest M. Gamman
Minnie Pierce Lewis S. Barrett
Anna Carey
Harry G. Gilman
Edna Johnson
John W. Murphy
Rose Helm
Abram H. Steelle
Edith Moellering
Charles Newton
Pearl Judkin
John P. Stuppy
Ebner_Nicholas
Ralph Spurgeon
Elsie Langdon
William E. Miner
Hiawathast
Johnson
Central
Castoria
Ze Leiden
Warsaw
Hong Kong
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