Wall Street Stocks Decline Then Rally After Early Lows
New York stock market opens in declines led by large caps with several rail and industrials down. By mid-morning gains appear as major banks and traders support prices, with most issues showing gains by 11 o'clock. Wheat corn and hay prices listed with assorted bids and car inspections included.
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New York
Erie First
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Northern
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Great Northern
Anaconda
Atchison
New York Central
Canadian Pacific
Reading
Amsterdam
London
First National
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
J. P. Morgan & Co
Grain Prices This Week at Local Market
The listing shows Corn at 68c, 73c old. Sheaf Oatsa $17.00 per unit and $13.00 for other measure. Shelled oats 52c and 14c. Straw 46c to 50c, $7.50. Hay Clover mix timothy priced at $12.00, $12.00, $15.00, $15.50, and $17.00 respectively.
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Timothy
New York Produce market prices report
New York, Oct. 14. Pork Mess 16.75 717.50. Lard Western steam spot 9.40 9.50. Tallow City 6c country 6 6c4c. Butter Creamery extra 2c. Eggs White fancy 36c. Cheese Full cream 16c.
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United Press
New York
Chicago Market Cattle Hogs and Sheep Report
Chicago market notes cattle receipts 25 000 steady prime beeves 5 30 7 40 stockers and feeders 2 40 4 75 cows and heifers 2 75 5 30 canners 1 50 2 50 Texans 2 70 4 90 westerns 4 00 6 00 hog receipts 9 000 down 10c light 6 20 6 85 rough 6 05 6 25 mixed 6 15 6 85 heavy 6 30 6 85 pigs 5 30 6 50 sheep receipts 10 000 native lambs 4 75 7 85 western lambs ? 7 ?
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United Press
Chicago
Eeesee Renee
Jean Do Gee
Aso Sidaalels Cabal
Cincinnati Live Stock Prices Outcome
Cincinnati reports cattle receipts at 1400 with active, steady to strong trade. Best shipper cattle at 5.00 and 6.00. Hog receipts around 5200 down 5 cents with good to choice trading 6.95 to 7.50. Sheep at 5.00 and lambs priced 7.00 to 7.30 for choice consignments.
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United Press
Cincinnati
Vegetables and Fruit Price List From Market Report
A market listing shows dry onions, cucumbers, cabbage, cauliflower, beets, celery, radishes, sweet potatoes, potatoes, green beans, tomatoes, lima beans, carrots, popcorn, lettuce, navy beans, oranges, coconuts, apples, figs, Turkish figs, bananas, watermelons, cantaloupes, lemons, and California lemons with varied prices per unit, crate, bushel, or box. Prices range from pennies to several dollars per item.
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Michigan
Valencia
Duchess
California
Auctionable farm goods and poultry prices list
The notice lists prices for farm items including eggs there at two cents per dozen, fresh poultry with live turkeys at zero cents, ducks at seven cents, geese five cents, hens ten cents, spring chickens ten cents, and roosters five cents. Also mentions cream products and Wisconsin full cream alongside state and city references.
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Elgin
Coun
New York
Wisconsin
City Atlas Project Aims for Accurate Indianapolis Numbers
D and Bell oversee numbering of houses with two inspectors canvassing sections ordered for renumbering. About 4000 numbers must be changed as an eastern firm plans an Indianapolis city atlas. Bell seeks exact figures for maps, which will show numbered lots and city section maps.
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D. & Bell
Indianapolis
Bell Ia
Lota
Bell Endi
Chicago grain market shows choppy advance on Oct 14
The Chicago grain market opened with mixed moves as wheat rose while corn and oats held steady. December wheat traded 1.05 to 1.06 dollars, May at 1.11 to 1.15, with No 2 red at 1.08. December corn at 63 to 64 cents, May 68 cents, No 3 yellow 67 cents. Oats at 54 to 54 4 cents, May around 57, No 3 white 55. January pork 16.15 to 16.20, lard 9.05 to 9.15, ribs 8.32 to 8.35.
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Oris
Timothy
Hay
Prairie
Rye Straw
Chicago
Ste
Live Stock Market Report Indianapolis Oct 14 Hog prices slip
Receipts show hogs 2000, cattle 750, sheep and lambs 150 at Indianapolis local market. Hogs decline with high at 6.30, cattle weak, sheep and lambs steady. Steers and cows range from about 4.00 to 63.70 for top steers, calves and bulls listed with mixed weights and prices.
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Indianapolis
Emperor Francis Joseph's health cited as improving
Vienna reports the emperor is somewhat better though restless at night and coughing. Fever has decreased and pneumonia signs denied, with danger still tied to age and weakness. London sources claim Clarkson and Miss Maloney have been found, staying at the same hotel as Miss Maloney's sister and Mrs. Ritchie.
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Vienna
Francis Joseph
London
Clarkson
Miss Maloney
Ritchie
Tragedy on Lorain Tracks Ends in Fatal Burns
On October 14 in Lorain Ohio Mrs Sophia Gloverk aged 26 died after attempting to rescue her niece Lucy Glovosky 11 and nephew Matthew 5 from a railroad danger near Amherst The children were struck by a train when Matthews foot caught a castle guard Lucy tried to pull him clear and Mrs Gloverk rushed to help The cow catcher struck and crushed the two children while she watched from her window
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Lorain, CO
Sophia Gloverk
Lucy Glovosky
Matthew
Amherst
Lucy
Iron Worker Falls 14 Feet At City Plant Site
Iron worker Richard Schoob fell 14 feet from a scaffold while pitching rivets on the International Steel and Tool company's new plant at Twenty first street and the Belt railroad. He landed on the first floor and injured his right hip. ambulance took him to City hospital. Previously he survived a 68 foot fall at Bloomfield, landing in water. he boards at 85 EF Louisiana-ast.
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Richard Schoob
International Steel and Tool Company
Twenty-first-st
Schroob
Schoole
Bloomfield
Livery Stable Sold to Greencastle Liveryman
W A Wilhite of E Wa besh street sells barn and equipment to Fred R Bryan of Greencastle for about 10000 to 12000 dollars. Twenty six horses and several carriages change hands in the deal.
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W. A. Wilhite
E. Wabesh St
Fred R. Bryan
Greencastle
Fairbanks Trip Not Big Success in Whirlwind Tour
Special to The Sun discloses Vice-President Fairbanks plans a final stop near Salt River after a far reaching tour. The piece mocks his memoirs and details episodes including a geyser rescue in Yellowstone, Igorrotes at the Kentucky state fair, and a planned Dallas Texas state fair speech. It notes limited local enthusiasm for a Republican presidential bid and questions whether he will campaign through winter or wait for a people’s call and hints Roosevelt or Taft may secure the nomination.
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Fairbanks
Yellowstone Park
Charley Fairbanks
Arizona
Nevada
Indianapolis Statesman
Columbus
Ind
Bamboo Polo
1522
Meridian Sr
Dellas
South Dakota
Sioux City
Morningside College
Vermilion
Texas
Kentucky
Indianapolis
Marion Club
Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Taft
Embezzlement charge against Abe Domb in police court
Abe Domb appeared in police court on a embezzlement charge. He allegedly acted as a salon for jeweler John Mullally and sold ten diamonds on the installment plan. The stones were never delivered and buyers could not be located. Domb was arrested by Detectives Gerber and Larsh and the case was postponed.
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Abe Domb
Domb
John P. Mullally
Hument Place
Gerber
Larsh
Smail Deposed by the Union
The article continues from Pace One noting efforts to afford relief to strikers with exhausted financial resources as union actions unfold at the telegraph companies offices where officials declined to comment.
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Telegraph Companies
Two Telegraph Operators Arrested In New York Strike Showdown
In front of the Western Union building on Broadway, striking operators gathered in a show of strength. Police arrested James Harrietts and Anthony Corcie on disorderly conduct charges as crowds blocked streets and rumors of an attack spread. Union leadership called for President Small's resignation amid internal friction over treasury funds and policy disputes. Belvidere Brooks of Western Union joined the building during the scene, denying the company’s responsibility for arrests.
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New York
Western Union
Broadway
James Harrietts
Anthony Corcie
Small
Union votes to continue strike at Indianapolis locals
At a special meeting of the Commercial telegraphers union in Indianapolis the 88 members voted unanimously by proxy to keep the strike going and reject National President Small's call to end it. After adjournment, a formal notice was sent to Chicago. Local leaders say they will not discuss the statement or decide yet.
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Union of Commercial Telegraphers
Small
Indianapolis
Executive Board of Telegraphers
Chicago
Receiver Appoints Three Companies Insolvent
Frank Olive, named receiver of the United States Building and Loan association, was appointed receiver Monday for three subsidiaries by Judge Lawson Harvey of the superior court. The State House Building association, State House association No. 2, and Crescent Loan and Investment company, all alleged insolvent, face a winding up and dissolution suit by the state.
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Frank Olive
United States Building and Loan Association
Lawson Harvey
Superior Court
State House Building Association
State House Association No. 2
Crescent Loan and Investment Company
Diphtheria Outbreak Reported in Fair Oaks Family
Dr Fyfe health officer at Fair Oaks informs Dr J N Hurty about a diphtheria outbreak. Three children in one family died as parents refused treatment for religious reasons. Home quarantined. no Indiana law to compel care and no local hospital available.
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Fyfe
Fair Oaks
J. N. Hurty
Indiana
State Board to Hold Three Day Medical Examination
The State Board of Medical Examination and Registration will conduct a three days examination at the statehouse on the third floor corridor for students seeking licensure. A new feature will credit two year course students on the final examination.
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State Board of Medical Examination and Registration
Statehouse
Joseph Bernauer Dead at 43 in North Indianapolis
Joseph Bernauer aged 43 died Sunday night at his home 2808 Burton Avenue after eight weeks illness. He worked at Central Chair company and was brother of Patrolman Charles S Bernauer. Survived by three children and his wife, who died years ago. Funeral Wednesday at 9 am at the Catholic church in North Indianapolis.
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Joseph Bernauer
Burton-ave
Bernauer
Central Chair Company
Charles S Bernauer
Indianapolis
Fifteen Indictments Reported By Grand Jury
The sodn county grand jury issued a partial report Monday with fifteen indictments. It added that sixteen accused persons were discharged for lack of sufficient evidence to proceed.
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Sodn County Grand Jury
State Printing Board Meets At Governor’s Office
The state Printing Board met at the governor's office Monday afternoon. It was thought the date would be fixed for opening bids on the state printing.
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Ftate Printing Board
Raid on Chinese Den Ends With 11 Arrests in Basement
Police led by Captain Martin Hyland and Detective James Quigley raided Quong Lees Chinese merchant establishment at 152 N Delawar st Sunday. Eleven Chinese men were arrested for visiting a gambling house after four opium pipes were seized and officers uncovered a basement poker game and fan tan activity. The accused are to appear in police court Wednesday.
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Martin Hyland
James F. Quigley
Quong Lee
Delawarest
Fan Tan
Capt. Hyland
Crabb
Quigley
McKibbon
Taylor
Quonge Lee
City Record of Births and Marriages Listing Local Families
A day page lists births at various addresses including Grant, Wray, Redington, Fletcher, Knowles, Scribner, Jones, Bates, Johnson, Huddleston, Stokes, Litherwood Biedenmeister, Blankenship, Jones, Eubank, Gunn, Thuchum, Anderson, Mitchell with ages and conditions from stillbirth to bronchitis renal stones and meningitis. Marriages include Johnson Ven able, Williams Fields, Feney McCarty, Goodheard Ferguson, Gould Pollard, Reed Craine, McCain Rybert, Smith Stader.
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Willam F
Amanda Grant
E. Morris
James L
Florence Wray
Vinton-st
Grover M
Elizabeth Redington
John W., Jr
Sallie Jones
State College Hospital
Robert and
L. Huddleston
Michigan-st
Arthur B
Mary Bates
Holtonplace
Nathan J. Johnson
Wright-st
Thomas Kitzmiller
Roach-st
William Sweeney
S. West-st
Jacob C. Stokes
Shelby-st
Sarah Litherwood Biedenmeister
Kenwood Ave
Myrtle Evaline Blankenship
W. Market St
Mamie Jones
North-st
Anna E. Eubank
Michigan
Sarah Gunn
Twenty Fourth-St
Harry O. Thuchum
New Jersey St
Dalla Anderson
S. Liberty St
Katherine Mitchell
Toledo-st
Charles R. Johnson
Rebecca Venable
Henry I. Williams
Ida M. Fields
John A. Feney
Florence McCarty
Thornton Goodheard
Theresa Ferguson
Otho ¥. Gould
Jennette J. Pollard
Elwood H. Grier
Mary Dailey
Bernice Craine
Frank J. McCain
Bessie Rybert
Ralph Flanders
Addie Plummer
George J. Smith
Nannie J. Stader
McNulty Opens New Front at Market Street
Worthur Shewsbury shows a dwelling at 1834 36 Applegate for 31 500. C O McNulty lists a new front at 149 W Market Street valued at 1 000.
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C. O. McNulty
New Front
W. Market St
Worthur Shewsbury
Applegate
Matinee Musicale Opens With Varied Program
The Matinee Musicale presents its first regular program Wednesday at 2 50 in the Propylaeum. Selections include No Evil Shall Befall Thee from Elijah, Ballade in A flat by Carl Reinecke, The Chrysanthemums, Two Maidens, The Family Noah, The Smiling Dawn, Song Like a Rose Should Be, Legende, and Andante in F by Bohm. Performers include Mrs Maxwell Mrs Rice Mrs Littell Mrs Ogden Mrs Walter L Cane Mrs Harvey B Martin Mrs Meera B Jackson violin and Mrs Charles Carroll Brown piano.
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Matinee Musicale
Propylaeum
Elijah
Maxwell
Rice
Littell
Ogden
Carl Reinecke
Walter L. Cane
H. Cloughton-Leighter
Mary F. Salter
Edgar Newcomb
Harvey B. Martin
Meera B. Jackson
Charles Carroll Brown
Noah
Guy Wetmore
Sewer Cleaned to Replace Large Sewer in Fulton Street
Plan to install a sanitary sewer from Chio street to St Clair street instead of a large sewer. If old sewer contractors agree to remove sand, city expense in Indianapolis could be reduced by about half.
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Fulton St
Chiost
St. Clair St
Indianapolia
Meat dealers to face new arrests over glass case rule
City market meat dealers who have not been arrested before for violating the glass case ordinance and who have not arranged glass refrigerator cases will be arrested Tuesday morning. Charles F. Stout, meat inspector, notified dealers days earlier. Oct 1 through 31 arrests occurred but many were released pending installation plans. Dr Stout will enforce the ordinance, with leniency for those showing ordered cases.
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Charles F. Stout
Dr. Stout
Man Killed His Bride Special to The Saw
In Ashland Kentucky Gen Webb Lyck a Civil War veteran shot his wife two weeks into their marriage and then killed himself in Fairview near Pikesville after a quarrel Neighbors found Lycks body in the yard head blown away Inside the house lay Mrs Lyck also head wound no struggle seen She had been Mrs Jane Burris linked to Kentucky families This was Lycks third marriage with first wife dead two years ago and second wife divorced last year.
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Ashland
Webb Lyck
Fair
Waterway Deepening Seen Vital for National Prosperity
The piece argues for deepening internal rivers and funding via government bonds to expand commerce. It cites Erie canal expansion, a Chicago lake link, and a Lake Erie to Pittsburgh canal as steps enhancing transport, export, and national pride, with bonds and broad plans proposed to avoid railroad harm.
Frost Fear Delays Statehouse Fishing Smack Dedication
The statehouse fishing smack built by Sam Shutt John Billheimer Fred Simms and Gov Hanly will ship to Bloomfield Tuesday for dedication. Shutt and Billheimer will attend but fear Simms and Hanly will back out over icy feet on the proposition amid Jack Frozt prank fears.
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Sam Shutt
John Billheimer
Fred Simms
Gov. Hanly
Statehouse
Bloomfield
Mr. Shutt
Billiheimer
Mr. Simms
Jack Frozt
RicheloPers Tells Marriage Rumor In England Search
Samuel Clarkson and Helen Maloney reportedly not wed. Attorney William J. Fanning says Mrs Maloney’s family seeks to locate her in England and induce departure from Clarkson. Father in London, gems and securities totaling about 270000 dollars allegedly taken on her birthday. Clarkson said to be well funded.
Search In England Elopers Suspected To Be Clark and Maloney
United Press reports in London that Samuel Clark son and Helen Maloney may have left London for the north of Scotland. Friends insist the man at the Carlton last Friday is Sammy Clark and the accompanying woman matches Miss Maloney. Mrs Ritchie and her husband remain at the Cecil as an elderly man, likely Martin A Maloney Jr, joins them unseen on hotel records. A couple matching the pair visited the Ritchie suite and left in a closed carriage. They may have called at Mrs Clarkson near Southampton, where Mrs Clarkson and her daughter were seen yesterday at a long-closed home.
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London
Samuel Clarkson
Helen Maloney
Scotland
Clarkson
Sammy
the Carlton
Miss Maloney
CC. BF. Ritchie
Cecil
Martin Afaloney, Jr
Elopers
Ritchie
Southampton
Lynch a Preacher in Texarkana Murder
In Texarkana Arkansas on October 14 E M Sumner a white man seated before his home was shot and killed by Monroe Ballard a black preacher. Deputized citizens pursued Ballard who barricaded a house and opened fire. He was killed when return fire riddled him. The confrontation arose after Sumner asked removal of Ballard’s black neighbor, escalating tensions between neighbors.
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Texarkana
Ark
E. M. Summer
Monroe Ballard
Dispenser of Buttons Joins Board of Safety Rank
John B. Wood, clerk of the Board of Safety, will receive the new title Distributor of Buttons plus his name. The Indianapolis fire department will wear brass buttons to distinguish themselves, with about 20 gross for vests and sleeves and ten gross for coats arriving soon. A deposit is required to receive each button and officers from privates to the chief will line up to be issued their badges.
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John B. Wood
The
Board of Safety
Indianapolis
Indiana railroad rate hearing before state commission
Conference with Southern Railroad officials on rate materials. evidence presented. case viewed as important for state wide impact on road materials. People’s Coal and successors to Logsdon Company operate with contact options.
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Indiana Railroad Commissi
Southern Railroad Company
People’s Coal and Successors To
Logsdon Company
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Erie Canal
Mississippi River
Panama Canal
MISS
England
William J. Fanning
Martin Maloney
Fanning
Maloney
Stitchie
Miss Maroney
Lynch
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