Wall Street Stocks and Commodities Chronicle
Wall Street opened irregular as American Locomotive Ginoom Pacific and several leaders gained while others held firm. Grain prices showed mixed gains with wheat and corn futures fluctuating and a broad market trend crediting cautious buying. Livestock and produce quotes appeared alongside the day’s broader market snapshot from Chicago and St Louis exchanges.
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Scrippa-McRae Press Association
New York
National Lead
General Electric
Jeonssivanii
Repupiic
Camadian Paalile
Amalgamated Copper
D&o
Ux Steel
Ontario, & Western
Ti Atchison
Reading
Indus
Unit Pacifics
London T Hough
Connilian
Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Bownern Pacific
Chicago & Northwestern
Thomson
Sruett
Vasa
Star Way
Local Securities Market Sees Thin Morning Turn Up
The local securities market shows thin trading with bids rising for several active issues. Capital National bank stock and Kokemo Marl on Western issues led gains, while Climax Coffee and Indianapolis Five notes posted notable movements. General bond movement was minimal with mostly fractional changes and little significance for the day.
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Anveral Active Inavex
Capital Nationel Hagk Marot
Palnth
Climax
Polaix
Kokemo
Marlon & Western Fires
Indianapolis
Hearst Clashes With Hughes Over Final Result
In New York the Hearst and Hughes camps trade big claims on the final outcome. Hearst partisans cite a Collier's Weekly forecast suggesting a Hearst lead in the state above the Harlem River, while Republicans predict Hughes carrying Brooklyn and a Harlem River margin under Hearst. Both sides expect shifts among party defections and aim to influence the gubernatorial vote.
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New York
Hearst
Collier's Weekly
Esterday
Eich Ds
New York State
Harlem River
Hughes
Hearst. Co
LIVE STOCK INDIANAPOLIS CH 10 Hog and cattle market notes
Hog prices edged down about a half cent from yesterday with active trading and a clearance in certain classes. Top hogs at 8.80, buyers favored choice heavy hogs while the close was steady to weak. Cattle sold steady with slow demand for common stockers and butcher stock, sheep markets unchanged though brisk for capable feeders, and bulls and vealers offered with varied interest.
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Indianapolis
Hutcher
Flockera
Ued
East Buffalo
Scrippa-Ninflan Prees Association
Eaily
Atockers
Femlers
Iriomtad
PSOE
Beveridge Laid Up After Massachusetts Dinner
Indiana senator Beveridge, who spoke at a Republican club dinner in Massachusetts, is laid up with a throat affliction that deprives him of the power of speech. His condition followed a taxing drive and a campaign effort at Symphony Hall, leaving him unable to continue speaking.
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Merippe-MeRine Freee Aanpratios
Roeton. Maas
O.J. M
Bengtor Al‘bere J. Beveridge
Indiana
Republican Club
Mesuchusetts
Symphony Hall
Grain and livestock market reports from Chicago and ports
The news digest covers Chicago grain prices with December wheat and corn futures, notable price shifts, and car counts. It also reports USDA crop condition data and preliminary yield estimates, plus livestock receipts and prices from Pittsburgh East Buffalo and New York markets, including hogs, cattle, sheep, and poultry values.
Fireman Dies After Train Collision In Minneapolis
Scrippa-McRae Prone dispatch from Minneapolis reports fireman Charles Bourhel of the cattap on the Miiwauken St. Paul line pinned in wreckage and killed as a Great Lakes engine and a Grelabt train collided. Emergency crews work amid smoke and debris as investigation begins.
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Scrippa-McRae
Minneapolis
Minn
Charles Bourhel
Miiwauken
St. Paul
Loray
Mouser Reported Worse as Medical Team Fears for Recovery
In Milwaukee Oct 6 1889 Mouser is reported in worsening condition with doctors alarmed about his recovery prospects. He suffers from appendicitis and his chances are described as unpromising. A separate note mentions a boxing match announced for October with Young Fitzgerald slated to fight.
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Mouser
Bowser
Uninvested Wages in Mine Shares Suit Heads to Demurrer
Clerks and stenographers among defendants in a suit on notes of the Tabasco Company. Judge A B Anderson heard the demurrer in the United States court. The case involves an attempt to hold stockholders liable for the gap between par value and amounts paid. Stockholders include many clerks and stenographers who claim they bought stock with the understanding of its true value.
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Tabasco
A. B. Anderson
United Stalen Court
A. Laschen & Bows’ Rope Company Aginst Granville
Allen
Tabasco Gol Mining and Mitllag Company
Misesourh
Colopatto
Sherif
Controversy Over Flags and Manacles in Cuba Debate
Havana dispatch reports Maj. Runcie doubting Congress will permit a stars and stripes flag with manacles for Cuba. Morgan and Taft officials discuss US control pending a Cuban government form. Proponents fear chaos. opponents expect US trusteeship until stable rule.
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Jaron Waldeck
Havana
Cuba
Isle of Bhice
United States
Morgan
Taft
Ate
Prada
Cangrens
Death Penalty Debate Shapes Jury Selection in Court
In a courtroom session the panel wrestled with jurors' scruples about the death penalty for a murder case. Many potential jurors cited strong beliefs against capital punishment, while others claimed neutrality or personal connections. A postponement and guards marked the tense proceedings as officers pursued the suspect in a related shooting case.
Cured Profanity Case In Court Over $2000 Demand
A man named A. Peck testified in a lower court that he contracted with a doctor to cure inmates at an insane asylum. He claimed a $2000 settlement while alleging misused funds and a policy of releasing the cured to relatives. Justice Nickerson advised consulting a lawyer as the matter involved a $70 limit, and Peck argued he needed release for an elderly man alleged to be his son.
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Charles Johnson
Te Peck
Peck
Nickerson
Oman
Suathe Nieeerson
Lote
Jurtice Nickerson
Indiana state conference of charities adjourns with new officers
Muncie Ind Oct 1 The state conference of charities closed last night as delegates returned home. Elected officers include President Rev Francie Hi Gavisk Indianapolis View vice president Rabbi MF Lipsiges Terre Haute Jodee Ian McClure Anderson Prof ET Moran Purdue Fort Wayne George Te Asberg Jeffersonville FC Meek Oakland City Me Frank Hols Indianapolis Secretary Eugene A Instehart Evansville Executive committee Iliam Ho Whiteaker Jeffersonville Pref W G Keach Bloomington James McWhrany Fonky Read Weary Browisi West Lafayette UK West Indianapolis HLT Huset Connerville J S Hoek Evansville FJ Hewitt New Albany SM. Faatar Fort Wayne Mrs J 316M Smith South Bend Mise InGa Harrison Maine Indianapolis Evaneville was chosen for next meeting location. At least eight bills will be introduced in the Indiana legislature with the organization backing them.
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Imperial
Mencie
Ind
State Conference of Charities
Francie Hi
Gavisk
Indianpolis
Rabbi Mf. Lripsiges
Terre Howes
Jodee Ian McCluré
Anderson
Prof ET Moran
Tatayatte
Ate
Terrel
Fort Wayne
George Te Asberg
Jeffersonville
FC. Meek
Oakland
Frank Hols
Indianapolis
K. Whitely
Eugene
Nstehart
Evanswilte
Iliam Ho White’ Iaker
W. G. Keach
Bloomington
James McWhrany
Fonnky Read
Wf Brows
Wf Brows, Wxlpacatee, U.K. Weat
Indianapody
Huset
Neraville
Hoek
Evanaville
FJ Hewitt
New Albany
SM. Faatar
Fort Wagar
Mrs
Smith
South Bend
Harrison Maine
Tndlanspali
Evanevilie
Ums
Indiana
Withaverane Banly
Patrolo man Arnold resigns from Indianapolis Police
William J Arnold, longtime Indianapolis police officer since September 18, 18, resigns to return to work with Dean Kvethers steam pump manufacturers. He had been recommended by the firm and receives a promotion over his former position after years of service.
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William J. Arnold
Indianapolis
Dean Kvethers
Arnold
Dean Brothers
Alone with Death Skane Bewley Found Dead in Boarding House
Skane Bewley age 3 was found dead in bed at his boarding house 805 N Seneca Ave Wednesday morning after a three week illness from paralysis or cramps. Neighbors M M Senale Ave and N Senate Ave cared for him and were with him until almost one. Officials and relatives were notified and coroner summoned.
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Skane Bewley
Hia
N. Sen- Absave
Cramer
N. Senale Ave
Bewley
Albert Stab
Senate-ave
Mr. Kewley
Fieure
Devi
Bleyelemen Wilson
Gotnisch
Mr. Bewley
Lalfor
Tiy Eld
Bowling Green
Ohio
Riot and Fire Strain a Rough Oct 11 in the Town
A mob of armed reactionaries in ODESBA chants death to the town and reneral, marching through streets and sparking fear among Jewish residents. A blaze breaks at a home on Noinal F., Georgiant, with fire department responding and the loss still being tallied as authorities assess the damage.
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Strigpe-merne Erees Newortation
Odesba
Union of
Elmitac
Noinal F
Georgiant
Loa Wan
Drumhead executions sweep Poland after revolutionary crackdown
Reports from Holand to LODE describe a swift drumhead justice regime with twenty one hangings in three days. Factories closed, streets quiet, and newspapers suspended as authorities push swift punitive measures against alleged revolutionaries. The latest execution occurred today as more men were hanged under the enforced law.
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Poland
Public Works Board Rejects Bid On Steam Mains At Hospital
The Board of Public Wealth and the Public Works Board rejected bids for steam mains at the city hospital amid suspected deal concerns. The lowest bid from Kphoff Brothers & Co. offered 10,74. and the project was postponed to next term for review and possible rebid.
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Board of Public Wealth
Board At Public Works
Aida
the Ley Hospital
Who Mnarad
Pople Health
Indianapolis
Kphoff Brothers & Co
Fall of Bridge Trust Sees Five Companies Surrender
The Mount Vernon bridge firm dissolution follows Attorney General Bilis lettered plan. Five companies including Bellefontaine Masellion Canton King Bridge of Cleveland and Champion of Wilmington surrender debt and appoint trustees to wind up affairs.
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Syrenamie Bellefontaine
Netdge Trust
Meganits
Bilis
Mount Vernon Bride
Public Works Board approves 1906 Indianaplis street improvement plan
Notice from the City of Indianapolis Department of Public Works dated October 4 1906 declares the assessment roll for Tenth Street from Massachusetts Avenue to College Avenue with asphalt paving and brick work. It sets the Monday October 15 remonstrance hearing to consider property assessments and potential changes to the amounts listed on the roll.
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Department OF Public Work
Noom
Court Movor
Indianapolis
Ind
Kvant of Punite Works
Indinna
Metal
Tenth Street
Massachusetts Avenue
College Avene
Crorst
Ashland Avenue
Lo Peramis
Saldelty
Girl from Cleveland Seeks Enlistment in Navy
A Cleveland girl writes to express desire to join Uncle Sam’s Navy, noting many local girls would like to serve on U S ships. She asks for encouragement and reassurance about recruiting stations and opportunities for women in the Navy.
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Uncle Sam
NAVY
Scrippe
Washington
Dez
Xaval- Om- Cote
Cleveland
Abe Fark
Married at Anderson with 20k treasure involved
An Anderson ceremony last night joined Henry, a department manager, and Grorsta Chambers in marriage. Names appear as Lewis Nene, son of Charien J. Hever, officiating and the event noted amid railway connections.
Public Works Bid Notice for Indianapolis Improvements
The Board of Public Works of the City of Indianapolis Indiana announces bids for street and sidewalk improvements. Projects include improvements to Rightwood Avenue Corneday Twenty-Third Street and Palmer Street, with grading paving and brick gutters, curb and gutter work and concrete sidewalks. Bids require a certified check of at least 5 percent of the estimate, with bid openings on a set date.
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Department OF Evetaic Work
Indianapally
Board of Public
City of
Indians
Janos
Indiana
Alfie
Julie
Tenty Street
Washington Street
Blackford Street
White River
Theralarion
First Alley
Baar Street
Cottage Avenue
Capitol Avenue
Thirty-Second Street
Thirty-Third Street
Aeretlen
Id Frites
Prape
Kradini
Ihe
Arizon Aeter
Peverty Hine -Palmer Street
Reeds Way
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Finst Aluey
BT. Clair
Massachuretts
Massachuretts Avenues
Board of Public Works
Dolog Buatara
Board of Public “Workn
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Edward J. Petticord
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Hamstom
Jenna Coe
Hamilton Cay
Charles Russell
Toemlay
Ax Tewis
Jedac Coe
Cousit
Hospital For Insane
Miltary Park
Rev. Gavish
H. Arnold
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