Wall Street Stocks Open Lower Amid Bearish News
The New York stock market opened generally lower with declines in many leaders led by Amsterdams distress and including Southern Pacific, Missouri Pacific, and Rock Island. Steel Common dipped while Steel and other industrials held steadier, and government bonds were unchanged as hours passed.
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New York Central
St. Paul
Union Pacie
Amalgamated
Colorado Southern
Reading
Atchison, Anaconda
Steel Comenon
Southern Pacific
Steel
Amsterdam
Missouri Pacific
Missouri
Kansas & Texas
Rock Island
Car Foundry
American Locomotive
Iaw
Grain and hay market prices and inspection totals
The report lists Wheat No 2 red at 1.01 and 9c per track with October to December figures. Corn varieties show mixed prices from 4c to 64c. Oats steady with No 2 white around 52 to 44c. Hay steady with choice at 15.50 and Timothy prices from 14.50 to 15.00. Inspections summarize car counts by grade for Wheat, Corn, Oats, and Hay totaling 36, 22, 8, and 3 cars respectively.
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Timothy
Hay
Vegetable prices listed for regional market goods
A grocery list details dry onions cucumbers cabbage cauliflower beets celery radishes sweet potatoes and many fruits with per unit prices. Items include oranges apples lemons grapes peaches cantaloupes watermelons cranberries and more with varied sizes units and regional brand names.
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Michigan
Indianapolis Produce Prices From Local Market Listings
Butter Elgin prints Elgin tubs state cream 2lc country 7c. Cheese New York full cream lic Wisconsin full cream 16 1ic. Eggs Candled at mark 24c. Poultry Turkeys live 10c ducks Te geese Sc hens 10c spring chickens 10% 11c.
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New York
Wisconsin
Cincinnati Live Stock Market Report
Cincinnati live stock data from United Press shows cattle receipts at 990 with steady to strong demand. Extra shipper cattle bring around 6.00, calves up to 25. Hogs: receipts 1,400 with active, steady trade. choice packers about 6.95. Sheep receipts 1,140 steady. extra lambs around 7.50.
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Cincinnati
United Press
Pittsburg Live Stock Market Report and Prices
Pittsburg Pa October 9 Cattle supply light market steady. Choice 6 15 to 6 90 prime 5 80 to 6 10. Sheep and lambs supply light slow prime wethers 5 00 to 5 75 good mixed 5 00 to 6 20. Hogs receipts 10 cars market active higher prime heavy 7 10 to 7 20 medium and heavy yorkers 7 30 to 7 35 light Yorkers 7 00 to 7 20 pigs 6 00 to 6 40.
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Pittsburg
Chicago market reports cattle hogs and sheep prices
Chicago Oct 9 cattle receipts about 20 000 steady to 10c lower prime beeves 7 35 cows and heifers 2 75 to 6 30 stockers 2 50 to 1 80 Texans 3 70 to 5 00 westerns 4 00 to 6 00 hogs receipts 17 000 market 10 to 2c lower light 6 40 to 7 00 rough 6 20 to 6 90 pigs 5 80 to 6 75 sheep receipts 35 000 market steady to 10c lower native sheep 3 00 to 6 55 western sheep 3 00 to 5 60 native lambs 4 75 to 4 70 western lambs 4 75 to 7 30
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Chicago
Buffalo Live Stock Market Report
BABY BUFFALO N Y Oct 9 United Press cattle receipts 150 top years 375 9.25 sheep and lambs receipts 4800 active lambs 15 20c higher call to choice lambs 5.00 8.75 yearlings 5.75 6.25 wethers 5.50 5.75 ewes 5.00 5.50 mixed sheep 4.75 6.3 hogs receipts 4750 active most 10 2c higher Yorkers 7.10 7.30 pigs 6.50 mixed 7.10 7.30 heavies 1097.80 roughs 5.50 6.25
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Hatpin Defense as Woman Scares Off Attacker in Evansville
Miss Della Becker used her hatpin to fend off a black assailant who sprang from behind a tree as she walked home at midnight in Evansville Indiana. The attacker fled after the jab. Abe Brown, a roustabout, was arrested and charged with the assault.
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Evansville
Ind
Della Becker
Abe Brown
Chicago grain market edges higher on early trading
Chicago prices show mixed gains as bulls dominate early wheat session with December around 1.03 to 1.04 and May near 1.09 to 1.10. Corn and oats rise modestly. pork and lard values noted with December wheat at 1.04 and May at 1.10.
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Chicago
Sige
Livestock Market Reports From Indianapolis Oddities
Indianapolis October livestock report lists hogs at 7.00 opening price and cattle at varied weights with steers and heifers priced. Hog sales show strength since March highs while cattle move slow and sheep prices steady, including calves and bulls with multiple weight bands and ranges for beef cattle and hogs.
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Indianapolis
Grain Prices: Oats Hay and Straw Listings
The listing shows prices for corn, oats, shelled oats, straw, and hay by type. Shelled oats priced at 52 S4c, straw ranges from 6.00 to 7.50, hay includes Clover and Timothy varieties from 13.00 to 17.00, with mixed hay at 15.00 to 15.50.
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Timothy
Deep Waterway Acts Readied in Illinois Legislature
Springfield Ill Oct 9 After a brief morning session both the Illinois Senate and House adjourned into the committees of the whole to consider the deep waterway legislation and other matters referenced in the governor message.
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United Press
Springfield
Ill
Ilinois
Watson campaign headquarters open in Claypool hotel rooms
Indiana voters are invited to drop by the Watson camp in rooms 460 and 462 at the Claypool hotel as James E. Watson builds support with Gowdy as driver and Thayer and Thomas as lieutenants. Other Indiana Democrats plan campaigns in Indianapolis and statewide offices.
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James E. Watson
Claypool
Jack’ Gowdy
Rushville
Col. E. P. Thayer
Greenfield
Ernest Thomas
Mr. Watson
Mr. Gowdy
Watson
Jack
Indiana
Free Kindergarten Jubilee Marks Silver Anniversary in Indianapolis
A jubilee at the Teachers' College on Twenty-third and Alabama marks the 25 year spread of Free Kindergartens in Indianapolis. Speakers include state superintendent Fassett Cotton and city leaders as the movement, started by Miss Eliza Blaker, grows from a single Philadelphia-origin school to twenty-five, with most funded by public subscriptions and a supporting list of benefactors.
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Twenty-third and
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Eliza A. Blaker
Indianapolis
Philadelphia
Twenty-third
Fidelig Anderson
Alice Chapin
Kindergartner
Oscar C. McCulloch
Tigers Stock Up After Tigers Beat Cubs In Tight Tilt
The Tigers defeated the Cubs on Tuesday, shaking local faith in the Cubs and shifting betting odds at Walker's from 10 to 8 to 10 to 9 as the American leaguers matched and outplayed the National league champions. Had Schmidt not missed the third strike in the ninth, Howard would have been out and the Tigers would have won. Most fans favor the Tigers on sentiment, though Cubs bettors concede some playing strength.
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Baptist Meeting Draws Big Crowd at Indiana Convention
At the Indiana Baptist state convention the basement of First Baptist church was opened to visitors with enrollment and entertainment booths guiding attendees. The program featured sermons, reports from the State Mission Board and Woman's Board, and talks on publication societies and missionary work.
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Indianapolis
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Young People’s Association of the Church
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F. M. Huckleberry
Frederick Taylor
First Baptist Church
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R. N. van Doren
E. R. Clevenger
C. J.bunnell
J. A. Know
G. G. Crozier
Assam
Home Missions
Home Mission Society
C. M. Carter
John Inveen
Chicago
Paster
Poulson
Mainwaring
Viehert
R. YY. BP. U. Board
Our Baptist
Se. Y. Mullins
Temperance
Education Board
Crawford Industrial Home
Aged Ministers’ Aid Society
Baptist Brotherhood
W. C. Bitting
wreath honors Lawton with Browne tribute at courthouse yard
Lawton monument in the courthouse yard receives a wreath laid by Harry C. Browne ex soldier now leading man at the Majestic theater. Browne served in Lawton's Cuban campaign as a scout and fought at El Caney and the siege of Santiago praising General Lawton's bravery and character. He belongs to the Spanish American War Veterans association and Camp No. 11 Springfield named for Lawton.
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Lawton
Browne
Massachusetts
el Caney
Santiago
Reunion of Cavalrymen of the Fifth Indiana Cavalry
The Fifth Indiana Cavalry association met at the state house on Wednesday for its annual gathering. Col John K Gowdy, a regiment member, attended alongside 350 survivors. Recruited in 1862 the unit totaled 1800 men and served in the Morgan raid in Kentucky. It later served with Burnside in east Tennessee and joined Sherman in Georgia in 1863.
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Fifth Indiana Cavalry Association
Statehouse
John K. Gowdy
Indiana
Kentucky
Burnside
Tennessee
Sherman
Georgia
Yost's Varsity Football Lineup Improves For Wabash Tilt
Aller dice and Hammond show promise as Michigan varsity reshapes lineup ahead of Indianapolis visit to play Wabash. Aller dice makes several forward passes and scores on multiple drives, sustaining consistent gains.
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Ann Arbor
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Yost
Wabash
Indianapolis
Hammond
Allerdice
Venison and Trout Feature Roosevelt Hunting Trip
President Roosevelt prepared to resume hunting in Stamboul Louisiana as rain cleared. Venison and trout dominated meals at the camp while the air sharpened appetites. Early morning start, bears and rattlesnakes spotted, two bears and two cats pursued, Will Coon, a Negro, shot a fine buck.
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Roosevelt
Will Coon
Powder Wrecked Home In Ohio Mine Camp Tragedy
A keg of powder exploded in miner James Jackson's home in Maynard Ohio destroying the house and injuring ten family members plus two boarders. Jackson and daughter Effie 16 are dying, mother badly burned, three young children hurt. News notes describe a fatal accident and severe injuries in a crowded dwelling.
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Maynard, O
James Jackson
Jackson
Effie
Baron Rothschild Blames Roosevelt for Money Tightness
Baron Rothschild, head of the banking house, blames President Roosevelt for the current money tightness saying governments around the world are sitting on capital. He states Roosevelt's speech criticizing American railroad conduct disturbed the market and notes stocks are low.
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Roosevelt
Slander suit completed in circuit court
The circuit court heard the slander case brought by coal dealer Charles Bailey against Mrs. Dora Singstock for $3,000 in damages, with proceedings completed on Wednesday.
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Charles Bailey
Dora Singstock
Mayor seeks real estate panel for city hall site
Mayor Bookwalter asked the Board of Public Works to appoint three noninterested real estate men to select a site for the proposed city hall. Absence of men in Indianapolis delayed action. He invites owners within two blocks north of the courthouse to suggest sites, noting a minimum area of about 250 square feet.
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Bookwalter
Board of Public Works
Indianapolis
Wife Leaves Quiet Home After Four Happy Years
Elwood Daley told Superior Judge Daw son Harvey on Wednesday that his wife Mary Daley deserted him after four years of harmony. Daley swore there was never a quarrel or domestic trouble and said he supported her. she said she did not love him and left a year ago. Judge Harvey held the case open until Thursday to review the defendant before granting the divorce.
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Dawson Harvey
Elwood Daley
Mary Daley
Mr. Daley
Harvey
Licenses Issued in City Wednesday Morning
Issue 125 reports that the city controller issued 1 percent dog licenses Wednesday morning, detailing the early round of municipal animal licensing actions and noting the administrative processing.
Rockefeller Recalled By Niece Death
Cleveland notices the recall of John D. Rockefeller following the death of his niece Miss Laura Rudd daughter of William C. Rudd in Cleveland on October 9.
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United Press
Cleveland, O
John D. Rockefeller
Cleveland
Laura Rudd
William C. Rudd
Governor Denies Paroles for Multiple Inmates Across Counties
Governor Hanly refused parol es or pardons for numerous prisoners in Benton Stark counties and beyond. Names include William Mason John McGrath Leslie Durham Floyd Mullen Edna Victor George Griffin Irvin Reynolds Fred Baugh Elmer Murphy James Meekin Boyd Short Whiteman Dr C L Lainfair Harry W Smith and others with offenses from petit larceny to murder and forgery. Prison locations cited: prison south and prison north with varied sentence lengths.
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William Mason
John McGrath
Benton County
Prison South
Leslie Durham
Floyd Mullen
Plainfield
Alva Sharp
Blackford County
Edna Victor
St. Joseph County
Indiana Girls’ School
George Griffin
Jefferson County
Irvin Reynolds
Clay County
Fred Baugh
Clinton County
Elmer Murphy
Rush County
James Meekin
Parke County
Boyd Short
Huntington County
Whiteman
C. L. Lainfair
Wells County
Harry W. Smith
Floyd County
Bryan in Indiana Love Feast Draws Thousands
Thousands of Democrats gathered in Bloomfield Indiana for a Bryan speech as a special train from Indianapolis and nearby towns arrived. Separately a lawsuit in Marion superior court seeks a receiver for United States Building and Loan association amid alleged insolvency and mismanagement with Hillis F Hackerdorn and William E Hackerdorn named as defendants. Judge Lawson Har rvey set Tuesday morning for the hearing and considered injunctive relief but declined to issue it with assurances funds would stay intact.
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iNiam Jennings Bryan
Indianapolis
Second
Harvey
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