Wall St Stocks Open Flat Then Rebound Amid Bear Pressure
United Press reports New York stock action October 10 with Smelting and Pennsylvania unchanged at open. M K & T and Bt Paul mixed. Brooklyn Rapid Transit, Southern Pacific, and B&O down. Union Pacific up. After initial liquidation, short covering and supporting bids pushed many shares higher, though notable declines occurred in some issues, with General Electric dipping to 113 1/4 from 119 1/2 yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pennsylvania
Bt. Paul
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
General Electric
New York Produce Prices Reported From New York
New York market notes show pork mess at 16.75 to 17.50, lard western steam spot at 9.10, tailow city 6c country 6 blge, dressed poultry unchanged, butter creamery extra 30c, eyes white fancy 34 to 36c, western firsts 22 to 22c, cheese full cream 15 to 15c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United Press
Western Steam
Cattle and hog prices steady to higher in Cincinnati market
Cincinnati market report shows cattle receipts around 800 with steady to firm prices and calves at 8.50, hog receipts about 3 700 with strong demand and prices up to 7.00 for good to choice, sheep receipts 800 steady with calves at 5.00 and lambs at 7.35.
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Cincinnati
Diverse Produce Prices in Local Market List
A scanned price list details vegetables and fruit with units and figures across many items. Washington market naming onions cucumbers cabbage cauliflower Beets celery radishes sweet potatoes beans oranges coconuts apples figs bananas watermelons pears lemons cantaloupes peaches grapes cranberries and more with per unit prices and bulk rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Valencia
Duchess
California
Michigan Lombards
Chicago live stock market summary October 10
Chicago market report notes cattle receipts at 9000 with slow steady demand. Prime beeves 5.30 to 7.35, stockers 1.00 to 5.20, cows 2.05 to 5.50, canners 1.50 to 2.60, Texans 3.70 to 5.00, westerns 4.00 to 6.10. Hogs receipts 15000 steady with price ranges from 6.20 to 7.00 for various classes, pigs 3.50 to 6.75. Sheep receipts 22 0 with native 3.00 to 5.00, western 2.81 to 5.05, native lambs 4.75 to 7.30, western lambs 4.75 to 7.40.
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Chicago
United Press
Taacatus Titan
Walt
Indianapolis Coal Prices From 1908 Reti iil Figures
Coal price list shows items for Anthracite sizes, Pocahontas lump and mine run, Kanawha lump and nut, Blossburg, Pittsburg Jump, Winifrede, Hoching Valley, Luhrig, Linton lump and egg, Brazil block, gas coke and crushed gas coke. Prices range from 350 to 775 with several lines unreadable or garbled.
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Indianapolis
Pocahontas
Blossburg
Jackson
Ohio
Kanawha Sc
Pittsburg
Winifrede
Hoching Valley
Luhrig
Linton
Brazil
Meats and lard price list with varied cuts
A pricing list for multiple meat products including hams bacon and pork sausage. Fresh beef veal mutton and sausage offerings are shown with regional pricing bands and curing styles. Prices are given per unit and include English style and sugar cured varieties.
Grain Prices Rise in Chicago Morning Trade
Chicago wheat and corn advanced as investors supported both short and long positions. December wheat traded around 1.04 to 1.05 dollars, May near 1.10 to 1.11, while December corn rose about a cent to 61 6 1/2 cents and May to 62 1/2. Oats touched 55 to 57 1/2 cents. Pork, lard, and ribs moved in higher ranges with December pork near 15. Tocible gains noted in the morning session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
Tle
Livestock Prices Rise at Indianapolis Market Opening
Receipts reach hogs 7,000 cattle 1,500 sheep 800 with hogs at 7.01 a 5 cent rise. Cattle, sheep and lambs generally steady. Steers, heifers, cows and calves listed with ranges for weight classes and grading. Sheep show good to choice lambs at 6.25 to 7.06 per hundredweight and yearlings and ewes priced accordingly.
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Indianapolis
Catile
Agricultural grain and hay prices listed in column
A snippet shows corn at 68 73c, oats at 12.00. Shelled oats straw priced at 6.00, with clover 13.00, mixed 15.00, timothy 15.00 to 17.00. Source shows commodity prices and hay types.
City Grain Prices and Inspections Report
Wheat prices firm with No 2 red at 1.02 and No 8 red at 98. Through billing 95 to 97 cents. December 1.02, Seber 1.02144, October 1.02. Corn values steady with multiple grades around 64 to 65 cents. Oats firmer, hay steady with timothy at 15.50 and clover 13.50. Inspections show 35 cars of corn and mixed lots, plus hay and straw car counts.
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Timothy
Pittsburg Live Stock Market Report October 10 1900
Pittsburg Pa live stock market reports a steady supply of cattle hogs and sheep. Cattle prices range from prime to good and appears mixed. hogs show a steady market with prime heavy hogs at 7.10 to 7.20 and light yorkers around 6.80 to 7.10. Sheep and lambs listings show light supply with prime wethers at 5.60 to 5.75 and lambs from 5.00 to 7.50.
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Pittsburg
United Press
East Buffalo Live Stock Market Report
East Buffalo New York October 10 The cattle supply 125 steady. cows wearers yearlings and sheep market mixed. Sheep and lambs receipts 4000 market dull lambs 0 10 lower. Hogs receipts 2570 higher Yorkers pigs mixed and heavy ranges listed with prices for each category.
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East Buffalo
Penited Press
WN. Y
Rich Woman Robs Homes in Chicago Case
Mrs Evelyn Caine Romadke wife of a Milwaukee millionaire confessed to weeks of house and apartment thefts in Chicago. Attorney Donovan called for a sanity commission citing kleptomania if the police account is accurate. Accomplice Albert Jones says notes were sent to a white man named Ralph Smith. Jewels valued at 2100 were taken from Clifford Beck home and others, with more worn on her arrest at Baltimore Inn.
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Evelyn Caine Romadke
Chicago
Albert Jones
City Record for a Day Births and Deaths
Births report Cecile Bridges eight years at 1418 E Tenth street with double pneumonia Leo Eddy Sherman nineteen days at 718 Cottage avenue lobar pneumonia Infant Thompson thirteen days at 2010 LaSalle street premature birth John C. Comer arteriosclerosis Benjamin T Teal forty eight at 602 E Market street apoplexy L T and Vada Hann at 234 Temple girl Edgar L and Hazel B Thompson at 2010 LaSalle girl Deaths report Oscar and Anna Christia 539 Germania boy Donald S and Sarah B Magruder 5 N Temple boy Howard E and Eva Werking 904 N Beville boy Edward and Ida Miller 1405 S Illinois girl William C and Cora Roeder 104 Kansas boy Abraham J and Fannie Wildofsky 808 S Capitol boy Marriages list includes Omer J Wiseheart with Cora A Patterson William M Brooder with Marie Griffin Walter C Sudmeyer with Maude Jeffers Edward Fahy with Cecelia Reddington William G Sullivan with Eunice B Wheeler Henry C Hutton with Clara 3 Watkins John W Barridan with Hazel B Stone Edward L Dravis with Edith Smith Porter E Edwards with Dora Leonard William J Schloch with Burnise Watts Building Permits Alexander Schumacher dwelling Parker Ave S T Hitz greenhouse and shed Wheeler Ave M Claine dwelling 15 17 Arizona 1100 A W Burnett dwelling W Michigan 3100
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Cecile Bridges
Leo Eddy Sherman
Cottage Ave
Infant Thompson
LaSallest
John C. Comer
Ashland Ave
Benjamin T. Teal
E. Market St
L. T
Vada Hann
Temple
Edgar L
Hazel B. Thompson
LaSalle
Oscar
Anna Christia
Germania
Donald S
Sarah B. Magruder
N. Temple
Howard E
Eva Werking
N. Beville
Edward and
Ida Miller
S. Illinois
William C
Cora Roeder
Kansas
Abraham J
Fannie Wildofsky
S. Capitol
Omer J. Wiseheart
Cora A. Patterson
William M. Brooder
Marie Griffin
Walter C. Sudmeyer
Maude Jeffers
Edward Fahy
Cecelia Reddington
William G. Sullivan
Euniceb
Wheeler
Henry C. Hutton
Clara
Watkins
John W. Barridan
Hazel B. Stone
Edward L. Dravis
Edith Smith
Porter E. Edwards
Dora Leonard
William J. Schloch
Burnise Watts
Alexander Schumacher
Parker-ave
S. T. Hitz
Wheeler-ave
M. Claine
Arizona
A. W. Burnett
W. Michigan
Four Men Drown As Gasoline Yacht Explodes
Four men died and three were badly burned when a gasoline yacht exploded on Raritan Bay near Telatham boy. The victims were Harry P. Barter Floyd McRose Edward J. Olsen and Charles Vickberg all from Perth Amboy.
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Telathamboy
N. J
Raritan Hay
Harry P. Barter
Floyd McRose
Edward J. Olsen
Charles Vickberg
Perth Amboy
Kessler Sues Union Railway Over Gate Incident
Walter Kessler sues Union Railway for 1000 dollars in superior court before Judge Vinson Carter claiming a gate man at Union station manhandled him when he passed through the gate without a ticket.
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Walter Kessler
Union Railway Company
Vinson Carter
Secret wedding ties wealthy widow to Frank W Cooper
Mrs Anna D Welsh, famed Henry county beauty and business tycoon, wed Frank W Cooper in a secret ceremony at New Castle. The couple, now living in Middletown, plan an eastward honeymoon after a divorce history involving Welsh’s rival and Cooper’s prior spouse. Welsh’s fortune is estimated at 500000 to 600000 dollars, with holdings including electric plant, opera house, hotel, farms, and stocks.
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New Castle
Ind
Anna D. Welsh
Henry County
Frank W. Cooper
W. S. Foreman
Presbyterian Church
Cincinnati
Welsh
Cooper
Mrs. Welsh
Fair Widow's Shrine
Middletown
Cooper No
Delaware County
James Welsh
Liberty
John Barbour
Oxford
O. Cooper
Sth
Plans for North Indianapolis sewer branch outlined
Draftsmen in the city civil engineer’s office craft plans for a big sewer branch draining the district between North Western and Sepateaves and Twenty sixth to Thirtieth streets. The two mile line ranges from 10 inches to a 3 foot brick passageway and costs about 23 609 to 30 000 dollars. William Yates a contractor is warned that any sewer he builds must be free of sand to be accepted. The line lies east and west of Parker Ave in the east part of Indianapolis and was completed two months ago.
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Indianapolis
Twenty-sixth St
Northwestern
Sepateaves
William Yates
Parker Ave
Drunken Mania Testimony in Ward Murder Trial
Expert alienist Dr. C E Cottingham testified that consuming twelve drinks can cause temporary insanity and moral irresponsibility, potentially excusing Charles Ward for shooting Thomas McIntyre. He noted six drinks might not, while Ward’s account claims twelve drinks prior to the crime. The jury viewed the crime scene yesterday as evidence wrapped up.
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C. E. Cottingham
Charles Ward
Thomas McIntyre
Ward
McIntyre
Elliott R. Hooton
Dr. Cottingham
Cottingham
Davidson St
Carriage Owners Seek Rest Hour For Funerals In Indianapolis
The Carriage Owners' association plans a letter to local undertakers urging a noon rest hour for horses and drivers. A morning funeral would be complete by 12, and cabs for afternoon services would depart at 1. Undertakers may be charged 50 cents for riders beyond four per carriage. No meeting has occurred yet since formation last week, with one expected next week.
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Carriage Owners’ Association
Undertakers of
Indianapolis
James Roberts Arrested for Defrauding Horse Owners
Detectives arrested James Roberts at New York and Noblest Wednesday afternoon. He faces charges of obtaining money under false pretenses after swindling several horse owners of $5 to $15 and passing a fraudulent $5 check to saloonkeeper Jacob Schulmeyer. Authorities say Roberts claimed to be an agent for a livestock insurance company in Tipton, Indiana.
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James Roberts
New York
Askins
Duncan
Roberts
Jacob Schulmeyer
Tipton
Ind
Witness Coulson Subdued After Martinsville Trial Absence
Frank Coulson dodged a Martinsville trial appearance on Wednesday and wandered near the LEB and W railroad at Twenty fifth Street. Bicycle officers Schlangen and Radamacher found him hostile and, after a struggle, restrained him. He was handcuffed and transported to Martinsville on Thursday to testify.
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Frank Coulson
Martinsville
LEB. & W
Twenty-fifth St
Schlangen
Radamacher
Coulson
Dog returns to yard kills ducks. owner fined
Ed Linton of 1112 Pleasant Street owned a bulldog that went into the next door yard of E. L. Williams, private secretary to Congressman Jesse Overstreet, and killed several ducks. Williams found Linton had no dog license and had him arrested. Linton claimed he sold the dog to a man named King on Sept 1 but the dog wandered back. King had taken out a license. Linton was fined $1 and costs.
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Ed Linton
Pleasant St
E. L. Williams
Jesse Overstreet
Wiliams
Linton
King
Vinton
Trunk Filled With Cloth Leads to Grand Jury Charge
Detectives Askins and Duncan found a trunk filled with cloth at Edward Brown 819 New York Street. Brown had stolen the material from James Little, a tailor on Masagachu setts Avenue. He confessed to grand larceny in police court Thursday and was sent to the grand jury.
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Askins
Duncan
Edward Brown
New York St
Brown
James Little
Masagachusetts Ave
Auction sale to be held in Beech Grove near Indianapolis
An auction of business and residence property will take place in Beech Grove, the new industrial city southeast of Indianapolis, on Wednesday October 16 starting at 10 a.m. A free train will depart Union Station at 9:30 a.m. from New York City auctioneer A Harris will preside.
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Beech Grove
Indianapolis
Union Station
Harris
New York City
Banks in Trouble. John Banks Arrested Over Revolver Claim
John Banks, a noted African American saloonkeeper, faces police trouble after Patrolman Beeson observed a revolver display near N Illinois Street by the Terminal Station. He was arrested on concealed weapon charges.
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John Banks
Beeson
N. Illinois
One As Bad As The Other Divorce Ruling
Judge Merle N A Walker in Probate court refused to grant a divorce to Mort Eschenbach a German man and his Irish wife Mary citing that they have been having too good a time together. Eschenbach testified his wife is a habitual drunkard has stolen money and attempted to poison him. She countercharged him with drunkenness and cruelty.
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Merle N. A. Walker
Probate Court
Mort Eschenbach
Mary
Eschenbach
Delegates Named For National Civic Federation Meet
William Huber president of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners appoints a ten member delegation to attend the National Civic Federation in Chicago October 2 and 3. Huber cannot attend due to engagements in New York. Delegates include Frank Duffy William G Scharde John Walquist Peter Foley D A Post A M Watson R E L Connolly John Metz and J D McKinley from various cities.
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National Civic Federation
Chicago
William Huber
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Indiana Osteopathic Society to Hold Jubilee Meeting
The tenth annual Indiana Osteopathic Society convention will meet at the Denison hotel on Saturday to celebrate ten years of work in the state. Dr. Charles E. Still of Kirksville will conduct clinics, with officers to be elected. The program includes president's address, clinics, case reports, demonstrations, and an evening session.
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Indiana Osteopathic Society
Denison Hotel
Indiana
Charles E. Still
Kirksville
J. F. Sparnhurst
Indianapolis
J. A. Chapman
Lagrange
J. E. Baker
Brazil
L. A
C. E. Still
D. Ella McNicoll
F. A. Turfler
Rensselaer
Olive Made Receiver for United States Building and Loan
Judge Lawson Harvey announced granting the state's petition for a receiver for the United States Building and Loan association. He found no evidence of fraud by officers but noted mismanagement from poor judgment. Frank Olive was appointed receiver.
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United States Building and Loan Association
Lawson Harvey
Frank Olive
Fire Headquarters Burn in Peru blaze
Special to The Lux reports the Peru Indiana fire department headquarters nearly destroyed by a haymow fire of unknown origin. Horses and fighting apparatus were saved. Loss estimated at $15,000.
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Peru
Ind
Incorporations Filed With Secretary of State This Week
The University club of Hammond is formed with directors R. E B Woods W H Gostlin Jr E H Shanklin Karl Griffin and William Hastings. Parkhurst Machine company of Indianapolis with capital stock 10000 lists directors L M Parkhurst ME Reagan Grace M Reagan and W P Herod.
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Secretary of State
The
University
Lub
Hammond
R. E B. Woods
W. H. Gostlin, Jr
E. H. Shanklin
Karl Griffin
William Hastings
Parkhurst Machine Company
Indianapolis
Capital
L. M. Parkhurst
ME. Reagan
Grace M. Reagan
W. P. Herod
Universal suffrage strikes paralyze Hungary on opening session
In Budapest and 150 Hungarian cities, about 1.6 million workers walk out in a passive resistance strike demanding universal suffrage. Gas and water works run by soldiers, trains idle, newspapers suspended, and troops kept in the background as the parliament considers a bill to end medieval voting power held by landowners. The move, seen as a peaceful revolution, could reshape Hungary and aid Emperor Francis Joseph amid Austria Hungary tensions.
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Sary
Hungary
Europe
Francis Josef
Austria
Fiery Ocean Interlude Aboard Austrian Ship Giuda
The Giuda faced a 14 hour blaze at sea near mid ocean with cries of women and children amid a gale. Crew and passengers fought the fire until it was controlled after jettisoning cargo. Captain Cherubim attributed the fire to spontaneous combustion in the hold.
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New York
Cherubim
Fridtjof wreck leaves 15 dead and one survivor
The Fridtjof, used by Walter Wellman for a north pole balloon expedition, was wrecked on October 5 off Copenhagen. The captain and 15 crew members perished, with only one survivor reported.
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Walter Wellman
Copenhagen
North Pole
Seek Man's Relatives In Little Rock Death
A dispatch from Little Rock Arkansas asked police to locate the relatives of R W Butts who died there a few days ago. Police have failed to locate them in this city.
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Little Rock
Ark
R. W. Butts
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