Wall Street Stocks and Grain Market Update
New York stock market opened higher with gains in Canadian Pacific Anaconda Pennsylvania and Colorado Fuel while Amalgamated declined. The session remained firm through the first hour with Pennsylvania advancing on dividend expectations and broad strength in American Smelting and other industrials. Grain markets showed firmness in wheat corn and oats with mixed notes in futures. livestock markets across Cincinnati and Pittsburgh reported steady cattle and hog prices and active demand for sheep and calves.
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Sckipps'eRae Prees Association
New York
Canadien Pacific
Anaconda
Jai Pennsylvania
Colorado
Union Pacific
Blees
Erie
Amalgamated
Pennsylvania
American Cot Anf Foundry
Colorado Fue
Spain
Hog and cattle market report from Indianapolis
Livestock receipts in Indianapolis on October 3 show hogs at 6990 and cattle around 1000 with slow trading. Prices ranged from around 6.65 to 4.75 for hogs, with cattle mostly steady but slow, and a steady to strong sheep market with demand for prime stock while thin grades were avoided.
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Chalee
Wedlom
Local Securities Move Quietly in Indiana Markets
A morning report notes Trome Brewing stock rose with bids and asks shown at new highs. Traction and Street Railway advances are recorded with several Indiana entities leading gains, while many listed banks and utilities show mixed prices and interest.
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Trome Brewing Ktock
Max Criter
Phade Etrengor
Intan Traction Jemainen
Ark Prien
Patna
Oma
Hungarian Immigrant Lovintuck Held on Murder Charge
Louis Lovintuck appeared in public court after the fatal assault on Dayton Buwyer a Dayton constable in Haughville. Waived examination and was sent to the grand jury. Constable Buwyer died days later at City hospital. initial charge of assault and battery upgraded to murder after death.
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Louis Lovintuck
Dayton Buwyer
Haughville
Gawyer
Lovistuck
Boy and pony save man from drowning in ocean rescue
A remarkable rescue near Atlantic City tells how a boy and his pony hauled a demented Philadelphian named Isidore Goldsmith from the sea. The man struggled to break free as the pony pulled toward shore, while bystanders and passersby cried out before rescuers brought him to safety.
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McNtne Press
Asodator
Atlantic City
Get
Isidore Goldsmith
Licklemich
Goldam
Trwin
Elected Sage's Successor Named by Board
Toledo Ohio October stockholders of the Wa bash railroad company met to elect a successor to the late Sage. Joseph Ram Nay WHS Tol attended, but Mr. Gould opposed the praxies of a majority. Resolutions on Sage's death were adopted. 41. 3. Blocum of New York was unanimously elected to succeed Sage as director. other directors remained unchanged.
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Toledo
Ohio
Wabash Railroad Company
Joseph Ram
Gould
Rane
Blocum
New York
Sage
Fire in Closet Abducts Child in New York City
A fire in a closet damaged a New York home and led to the kidnapping of Fred Becker’s seven year old daughter. The blaze originated in a tented area and spread to a bedroom where Becker’s daughter was found dead. Police report no trace of the woman suspect observed in the vicinity. The incident occurred Tuesday afternoon on Montcalmest Street.
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H. Caraway
Reppalo
Nys
Fred Becker
Chicago grain and live stock summary from Oct 9 reports
Chicago grain markets show mixed activity with December wheat around 74 cents, December corn near 4840, oats higher for December and May. Cattle receipts steady with prime beef prices 5.70 to 7.25, hogs weak, sheep steady. In St Louis and other markets, cattle and hogs priced firm to lower, with various regional quotes for packers and feeders. Local receipts listed for wheat, corn, and oats. Processing and dairy items noted with butter and cheese prices.
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East Buffalo
Scrippe-MeHee Prese Association
Scrippa-McRae Frees Association
Chicago
Pais Elnard
Atibe
Helmos-Mefac Press Association
Western
Ripon fire damages property in Wisconsin report
Telegrams recount incidents including a $109000 fire damage in Ripon Wisconsin and notes on various other events across cities. Prominent figures attended a conference in Chicago, a death from toadstool poisoning is listed in Munfordville Kentucky, and a wealthy businessman Glidden is reported deceased in Sycamore.
Funeral of Abner R Hyde noted Indianapolis hotel man
The funeral for Abner R Hyde, aged many years, will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o clock from his home at 905 Capivot Ave. Burial will be in Craven EM cemetery. Hyde, a pioneer Indianapolis hotel man, lived here nearly 40 years. He suffered a stroke Sunday and another Monday, leaving him unconscious until death. He once ran the Capital House and the National hotel in Washington. He also operated hotels in Franklin and trained many military figures during the Civil War era. He later retired from hotel business and lived on a farm before moving to the adapted home.
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Abner R. Hyde
Iain
Nelson J. Hyd
Capivot Ave
Wold
Craven EM Cemetery
Hyde
Indianapolis
Noel
New Jersey
Washington-ars
Perind
Hyne Alen
Charar
National Hovel
Franklin
Iid Ney
Capital House
Urea
Tusinesa Ts Yeaa
Ako
Mr. Hyde Sway Harp
Trumbull County
Hia
Artists Disagree Over Statue Site at Courthouse Yard
Lawton monument debate pits commission members Rorneth Steele and Fax against moving the dummy sculpture. Photographs of the dummy monument to be sent to sculptor Drilel Chee Hier Prench for final approval.
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Lawton
Courthouse Yard
Uibvlsony
Breet
Willan Poraych
Wil Box
Drilel Chee
Heartin
Commission
Cleytty
Monyemesis
Wiedtiane
Arte
Rorneth Sai
Injcalion
Steele
Fax
Banquet for the Eagles by Fraternal Order event
The Fraternal Order of Eagles hosted a banquet at a hotel on a March night. The feast featured performances from theater groups and toasts by M. Nae and others, with members of the Valle y States branch noted.
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Fagien
Panquet
Wivien
AL Fhe Ram Hotel
Mrn
Melek Wil
Valley States
Standard Oil Trial in Ohio Monopolies Case Heads to Court
In Findlay on October 2 the state of Ohio sues Standard Oil of Ohio in a pivotal antitrust trial. The case seeks to determine if the corporation will maintain monopolistic control over refined oil prices or if competition will flourish in a free market. Prosecution is confident. defense cautious, with Standard Oil charged with conspiracy in trade. Rockefeller will not appear. a jury of three men has been seated for deliberation.
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Rerypas MeRar Crees
Findlay
Ohin
Standard Oil Company
Ixon
Ohio
Sf Stward Rockefeller
Cold Weather Arrives Amid Sudden Chill
A brisk cold snap hits with a 37 degree mid afternoon reading and forecasts of more severe weather through Tuesday night and Wednesday. The change brings chilly winds and street discomfort as residents brace for cooler conditions following a warm spell.
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Jlo
Patrolmen Resign From City Police Force
Charles E. Garrenger and Marc Tenger resigned from the police department after serving only a few months. They did not state reasons for quitting and reportedly disliked the work.
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Charles E. Garrenger
Marc Tenger
Mons
Neabert Metzger
Fwether
Outlawed the Company by North Carolina Insurance Dept
The German Registry company, operating accidental insurance, was outlawed by the North Carolina Insurance Department. Insurance Commissioner Young warns the firm about attempting to conduct business in North Carolina. the action follows concerns over unauthorized insurance activities.
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Scrippa-MrHae Preas Aounciation
Norfolk
A. Get
Spare Food Show Opens Monday At Tomlingen Hall
A large food exposition is set to begin Monday at Tomlingen hall for two weeks. Vendors from carpentry to decorators fill booths with geometric shapes and varied displays. The show aims to surpass prior pure food displays, with tickets selling fast and a second edition printed to meet demand.
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Tomlingen Hall
Anette
Boy Falls From Bridge At Northwestern Traction Site
A boy identified as Arthur Wams, 217 Indianapolis Ave, fell eighty three feet from a Northwestern traction bridge after wandering from the car shed. He was found dead before help arrived. Companions fled, police Sebiveen and Woodinh recovered the body as the boy had been playing truancy near the day’s end.
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Northweaterne
Mtondey
Arthur
Bigsvie
Woodinh
Bere
Encounter raises questions about police chief Metzger
Grand jury questions several witnesses about an encounter tied to Chief Metzger. John H Farrington, said to be epileptic, was reportedly being arrested when the incident occurred. Dr H Caldwell attended Farrington’s condition as the inquiry began. Farrington was expected to testify later.
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Robert Metrer
John H. Farrington
Metzger
H. Caldwell
Farrington
Numerous Indiana Corporations Formed in State Filing
The secretary of state's office records multiple new incorporations across Indiana. Viga City Company of Terre Haute lists 100000 in capital stock with named directors. Orcitans Cabaret Company of Gr eans and other firms such as The Balem Co operative Association, East Chicago Realty Company, Columbian Fire Proofing Company of Camden, and East Indiana stock details and incorporators are cited along with compliance notes for foreign corporations and state filing requirements.
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Viga Ciay Company
Terré Haute
Capital
Henry 5
Prenton Lows Duen
Jweg
Crawford
Adolphera
Joh +A
Willan H. Burton
Inmex
Itai Steck
J.B. O'Neil
G. J. Davidson
A. OF
Jenkelmet
Columbian Fire Proofing Company
Camden
Secretary of State
Indiana
William KR
Octogenarian burial casket maker commits suicide
LITCHFIELD March last night Det. & CharIey Stout report an elderly man, 80s, who crafted his own burial casket and then killed himself. The incident occurred in the city, details from the Scrippe MeMinc Press Association indicate a self inflicted death following the casket building.
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Scrippe-MeMinc Press Association
Litchfield
Ll. Det
Chariey Stout
Pia
Suburban Homes and Tariff Talk At National Meeting
Two hundred delegates from the Scrippa-Metlachrean Association in Chicago applauded President C F Hutten of Louisville for opposing tariff warming and land speculation. They urged a national tariff commission modeled after the interstate commerce panel, calling for remedies to help workers with higher prices for agricultural implements and raw materials. Mayne Dunne welcomed the delegates as they planned a three day convention.
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Scrippa-Metlachrean Association
Chicago
C.F. Huhtein
Louisvitry
Mayne Dunne
Killed His Father in Marion Railroad Case
A man attacked his father with an axe after a quarrel in Marion. The killer fled but was pursued and captured. The coroner ruled the death justifiable, noting the assailant’s drinking and the circumstances led to the fatal act.
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Scrippe-Mettar Preaa Association
Marion
Wright
Toemer
Ile
Clyde
Toataright
Turned Over Funds By County Official in Salary Scheme
A county official surrendered 5131.04 and turned over 512,213 to the county in a alleged salary and compensation scheme. The case involves attorney Joni Heatey and remarks on precedent in crimes. Officials say the figure reflects years of improper pay. The matter centers on prearbitrary actions and accretions to the nominee’s compensation.
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Joni
Heatey
Unk County
City society notices and obituaries fragment
Various city groups announce meetings at churches and halls on Friday Tuesday and Wednesday including GAL IL women at 214 X Delawarest and the Fourth Presbyterian church. Obituary notes: Mrs Emma Beles died near Acton aged 40. funeral at Bethel German M E church. Marion County library trustees seek disposal plan for old books with county commissioners.
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Bennett Circle
GAL IL
Frances KW
O'vlnek
Mra Jy Vietor
Capitolave
Methodiat
Indianapolis Methodist Ministers S Association
CR. Moen
Willian M. Zaring
Bentley
Third Christian Church
Anklund Ave
Algby
Emma Beles
Hettzy Seniting
Acton
Shaun
Bethel German M. BE
Reter
Marion County Brary
John P. Hawkins
Hughes Denies Bots Deal In Hearst Campaign
Democratic nominee Hughes accuses Hearst of dodging taxes and denies any deal with bots or brokers. Reported at Republican HQ, the debate centers on Hearst relations with Murphy and possible jury of party figures shaping the final campaign path.
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Scrippa-McRae Press Association
New York
Thia
Evin
Ben
Cuartes
Hughes
W. R. Hearst
Hearst
jHearrt
Murphy
Maghem
Shewking
Toot
Cannon
Alan
Wiliam Hy Tatt Wit
Wallat
Chamber Rand Bradway
Bomorrars
Jaber
Indianapolis Board of Public Works Advertises City Improvements
Indiana city announces public hearings and assessments for multiple improvements in Indianapolis including Elveh Street and Alley east of Alabamas Street. Notices invite property owners to review assessment rolls, protest remedies, and attend hearings on October 15 and October 26, 1900, at the Board of Public Works.
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Ee Court Houe
Nupath
Ind
Detnbar
Pantie Works
Inguanapata
Indiana
Elvee Street
Mass
Board of Public Works
Oseph Elliott
Preston Trusler
Fred J. Mack
Indianapolis
Panite Works
Te Hanapolis
Said Duard
Alae Tama
Perty
Intrenth Street
Ala
Bamas8
Suvetre ‘Stree
Rick
Board of Priite Works
Thd Board of Public
Uyots
Imard of Public Works
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Dred
Ashe
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Seripan-Metrie Prone Association
Prine
Wethern
Tame
METS
Srakers
Alge
Sane
Medicim
Setipba-Mirtae Preax Association
Western Steam
Timothy Hay
Dale Bine
Cornag She
W. ‘Thomson
N. Low
Ammel
Steet Weald
Wits Tosi
Airenee
Atte Tan's
Union
Brogkiys
Local Securities
Amer
Central Life Ina Co
American National Bank
Atlas Engine Works
Bolt Railread
National Banke
Central Trust Company
Citizens’ Savings Deposit
Cimax Coffer & Bal Port
Columbia National Bank
Saruere
Trist Campany
Tideral Union Surety Pe
Wayne & Wah Val T. Co
Lome “Brewing Comb
Wayne & Wah
Indiana Hotel
Elom
Indianapetta
Eastern
iIndianapelis Gas
Cn i
Iinaple
Cyvenfleld Ke RK
Martins Pot
Agipis
Southern, Traction
Ilfanapolis Street Railway
Fay
Nar
Nealie Water Mok W. Trae
Enen ‘Telephone
Uplsp ‘Traction of
Costrabus & Southarn
Folice Court
Sam
Chicago Grain
Louis
ST. Louis
Seripph- McRae
Chicagt
Bo Reese
Ripon
Wis
Munfordville
Wiltam King
Sycamore
Glidden
Glidden Punitohing Company
Chown Paint
Duty de France
George Yong
Howart
Frederick Grant
Detroit
Mich
Hiying
Springfield
State Board of Equalization
Uling
Anthony Davis
Hackman
Ristorig
Abner Hyde
Canary
THE
Eagles
Standard Oil
Corporation
Relf
Implement Association
Hughes Jabbing Hearst
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