Wall Street Stocks Rally Amid Mixed Early Trading
New York October 1 The stock market opened with gains in several issues led by strong industrials. Union Pacific Pennsylvania and St Paul shown as the most active leaders with Vision Pacific advancing to 181 2 the highest price in weeks. Copper and Steel gains noted as London demand helped lift shares. Market strength persisted through the morning with many local issues firming after early weakness.
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Scrippe-Mchac Press Association
New York
Marcker
Stoakinn
Copter
St. Pawl and
Stack
Aternvon
Camasiat -Preste
Wucihhc
Loulevilly & Nashville
Tarly
Union Pacific
Pennsylvania
St. Paul
Vision
Pacific
Sebieh
Gi Paul
London
Chiohy Penns Aylyenin
Vion Faelic
Live Stock Prices and Grain Totals from Cincinnati Market
A fragmented historical market snippet lists live stock categories, grain types, and prices. It notes calved stock, mixed packs, timothy and clover for fodder, and various wheat and rye lots with corresponding totals and dates, reflecting a bustling exchange mood.
Chicago grain prices drift with mixed futures bids
Chicago morning grain report shows Wheat firmer on Dec and May futures around 7 1/4 and 7 3/4, Corn steady to higher with Dec at 1 24 1/2 and May near 1 34 7/8, Oats weaker with Dec around 3 48 and May near 3 60. Hog products ease while pork futures hold around 10.00. Local receipts include 64 wheat, 280 corn, 283 cattle. Dec wheat closes near 7 1/8, Dec corn near 6 1/2.
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Serispa McRae Preas Amioeinilon
Chicago
Fitic
Local Securities Market Summary From Early Trading
The market showed a steady closing bid while prices edged higher in limited activity. Cilion, Treetloa, and Waire group stocks moved modestly with small gains, while most issues remained without clear direction and few changes were noted in the first hour.
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Ank
Petra
Chicago Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Chicago market results list cattle hogs and sheep with varied receipts. Prices shown for cattle cows and heifers, hogs and pigs, and sheep by category and region, including western and native stock. Receipts totals indicate activityAcross sectors with some gains and steady quotes despite imperfect OCR text.
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Chicago
Winady
Texana
Western
IAMDA
The Wagon Market and Grain Prices Summary
Timothy hay priced at 5.00 and 46.00 per unit, sized hay at 14.00, clover at 7.00, cattle feed items listed with 33.00 and 10.00, and a large 5,000.00 figure noted. Aheat oats shown at 10.60 for 12.00 with a date and corn listed with cryptic codes f3qb6c.
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Timothy Hay
Warlon County Democratic slate announced by Holtzman A and D Gavin
Holtzman A and D Gavin announced a Democratic slate for Warlon County. The declaration signals party organizing efforts and outlines upcoming campaign moves.
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Holtzman
D Gavin
Inspector Wylfson Opens Milk Can Inspection Plan
The Inspector of Weintis and Meanureat Tenors Wulfson begins a citywide inspection of milk cans and bottles. Dairymen have been ordered to pass every scale and measure, with cans marked by a stamped tag reading 1. 5 and bearing the legend PS Minneapolis Standard. The plan aims to identify substandard milk distributors and ensure only properly labeled containers reach customers.
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Wulfson
Itulrytmen
Wylfson
Reform Spelling Puzzle Referred to Medical Board
A spelling reform puzzle received by the State Medical Board will be referred to the Board of Medical Registration and Examination. The secretary reviewed its meaning, noting the reform spelling examples from another state. The process aims to evaluate the reform's implications for medical regulation.
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State Medical Board
A. Carnegie
Eisie Doard
Witnesses and suspects in Petticord death case described
Fragmentary testimony recounts a dying statement by Patrolman Petticord and the confrontation with Cousins and Williams. Officers testified Williams fired the fatal shot while Roach and other witnesses described Williams resisting and brandishing his hands. The coroner’s inquest questioned coercion and consistency of statements amid conflicting accounts and police interactions after the shooting.
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Petticord
Nebertwon
Mise
Hdna Castor
Consina
Atory
Murder trial details fill courtroom with witness accounts
Testimony centers on the shootings involving Patrolman Petticord and George Williams. Mayor Charles Al Bookwalter testifies about the night of the double shooting at the city hospital and the dying moments. Witnesses describe the confrontation, the revolver fire, and the sequence leading to Petticord’s injury and the ensuing investigation.
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Charles AL Bokeoatier
George
Jiams
Patialman
Edward J. Petvieord
Oficer Petticord
Petticord
Bookwalter
Uicer Russell
Patticott
Postbora
Nile
Werioug
Marticard
Coa
Jackson
Coe
Williams
Cor
Revolver Ebot
Fragments Describe a Shot at State Pranta Jury
A fragmentary report notes a 4 o'clock moment during a court proceeding in William’s state pranta. The terse OCR reads describe the shot as part of the trial, with little context or names confirmed.
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William
Pranta
Petticord murder trial features tense courtroom exchange
The trial centers on Will Williams accused of a fatal shooting amid racial tensions. Witnesses describe a heated judge interaction over evidence and a dying declaration from Petticord. Jury members and local residents are named, with details of the courtroom drama and post mortem notes.
Search for Cor Athelete Mabnivg Murderer Circulates Postcards
Circulars and postcards are sent nationwide in a hunt for Cor, believed to be the mastermind behind Patrolman Charles Russet’s murder. Police say the suspect may be in custody within 39 days, with letters from police departments across the country confirming intensified efforts. Officials speculate Cor fled after Williams’s clothing exchange and could ride freight trains at high speed to evade capture.
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Sdepertmenta
Thy
Vatiove Pulteo
Tara
Najles
Cor
Charles Russet
George Wir
Willams
Ols
Ledosa
Heuves
Brightwood Votes to Extend Water Service to Citizens
A Brightwood delegation led by Coreelimey Abert B Costes and B A Brown urged Mayor Phares A Hookwatter to sign an ordinance granting water mains and service to northern residents. The mayor promised action and would return it to the council for committee review and investigation of Brightwood Waterworks conditions and Beige wood improvements.
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Coreelimey
B. Costes
B.A. Brown
Bright
Vitizew
Phares A. Hookwatter
Turaday
Mort
Ick
Askel
Glen
Brightwool
Coon
Coon, Thinrsdae
Counell
Counel
Beigewood
Ren- Fiat
Late at the Dance Fray at Bauler College Dormitory
Three students were restrained and blocked during a senior class prank at Bauler college dormitory. They were escorted inside the building for about an hour before being released. The incident involved Tier Rutter freshtien Robert Kens and others from the sophomore class.
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Sigma Instraternity
Audeville Feature Opens at Tominson Hall Monday
A vaudeville exhibit at Tominson Hall opens Monday evening at 7 30 with crowds expected to attend. The WaAlanarally Retail Grocers extend entertainment to educate and amuse, with daily shows through the week at 1 30 and 4 0 pm and later in the evening.
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Indianapolis
Tominson Hall
Orr
WaAlanarally
Araveiie Lion
Tormiingon Hall
Died in Alien Land In America at Home of Son
Mrs Marcem Averagto died at her son Charles Peuchtey's home 2297 Ransgeflst Winnesias after long years in America from Germany in 1496. She longed to return to homeland but events prevented. Funeral services planned Friday afternoon with burial in Crown Hill cemetery.
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Winnesias
Charles Peuchtey
Ransgeflst
Feuchier
America
Germany
Fenchter
Huthanel
Return of Syrian leper ordered by Boards of Health
An unnamed leper in the native country is to be transported to the United States under health district authority. Maryland boards will arrange the transfer to New York where federal authorities will oversee repatriation to Syria. Funds have been raised to support the return journey.
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Aracoietton
Clarkbrurg
W. Fa
Jane
Boards of Health of
Maryland
Delaware
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
New York
Woman Must Pay After Court Case Over Bill
A judgment was entered Thursday against Mrs. Twenry Mt. Triket of 1416 N Delawayre for an unpaid bill to Walter & Movarland. The suit, heard in the late evening, resulted in Mrs. Triket being found responsible for the amount, with Mr. McPartin filing the case in the Justice of the Peace court and Judge Trace Willimy Smock delivering the decision.
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Vndea
Lester
Arthur Leopold
Defenna
Alent
Alven Walter & Movarland
Thuraday
Twenry
Mt. Triket
Delawayre
Mra. Talapot
McPartin
Fires Rage In Summerside Amid Turmoil Reported
News from Summerside notes a major fire and ongoing turmoil as residents race to combat flames while officials assess damage and casualties. The report references political conventions in other states, drownings, and international unrest, including Spain’s government and France’s war dynamics.
Incorporations and Directors Named in State Records
The secretary of State Thureday led incorporations including The National West Co of Indianapolis with capital stock 16.00 and directors A. and Cohen I F Cohen and Barna B Cohen. The Board of Trade Billard Co of Indianapolis lists capital stock HOO with companions Henry DB Jane, Harry Cooler and Berne B Co.
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Thureday
The
National West Co
Indianapolis
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A. & Cohen
I. F. Cohen
Barna B. Cohen
Board of Trade Billard Co
Henry DB. Jane
Harry Cooler
Berne B. Co
Notice to Bids for Brick Radiation Enbine House No R
Public works advertisement calls for sealed proposals to furnish materials and labor to construct a brick radiation engine house No R on Claire Street in Indianapolis. Bid must meet spec, remove debris, leave premises clean, provide fire protection, and comply with city inspector. Rights reserved to reject all proposals.
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Public Works plans for Indianapo lis street improvements
City of Indianapolis announces multiple improvement resolutions including on Twenty First, Ten th Street, Rolleston Street, Second Alley, Winter Avenue, and Missouri Avenue. Notices detail paving with brick and concrete foundations, width specs, wings for intersecting streets, and hearings for remonstrances on October 5 1905.
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Indianapolis
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Ae Ite
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Perro
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