Market Opens With General Advances Amid Stock Activity
The stock market opened with broad gains as Copper and Steel shares led early activity. Rail and utility issues showed firm but mixed moves while several key names touched new highs before minor pullbacks. Traders reported strength in steel and copper stocks, with some declines in select bonds and miscellaneous issues.
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pe-MicRan Preex
Outhern Pacific
Atchinon
Upland
Ya. L. & Med
Steelfehi
New York
Kanerskly
Live Stock Receipts and Prices Across Markets
Indianapolis hog and cattle trends show prices slipping with a downbeat tone. Cattle demand weak as supply expands. hogs fall five cents from yesterday while sheep hold steady amid steady to weak trade. Regional quotes include Chicago and Cincinnati markets with mixed cattle and hog movement and several price ranges for beef, pork, and sheep.
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Easley
Cincinnati
Liva
VerippenieHae Feens Association
Pittsburg
Scrippa-McRae Press Association
Rail rails ordered by corporations amid market chatter
A summary of financial tips notes the B and Co ordering 76,000 tons of steel rails from Carnegie, Cambria, and Maryland Steel. An analysis of the Migourt Pacific report suggests true conditions with crucial equities tied to cotton, and a large stockholder plan pending at Wabash. The Mexican National Railway bought 10,000 tons of rails, while a stockholder suit seeks $10 million returned from Burlington stock involving J. G. Hum.
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Han
Carnegie Company
Cambria
Maryland Steel Company
Migourt Pacific
New York
Hugbee
Hearst
Mexican National Railway
J. 3
Hum
Great Northern Railway
Hill
Burlington
Great Northern
Grain Prices Rise Slightly in Chicago Market
CHICAGO Oct 12 Grain prices edged up with December wheat at 7 45 730, May figures unclear. Corn advanced and oats traded higher with December oats at 39 Nie. January pork at 23.65, hogs modest gains. Term receipts show wheat 7 cars and corn 268 cars with December wheat and corn finishing at mixed levels amid light trading.
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Scrippe-McRae Press Association
Chicago
WGC
Indiangas Securities Trade Mixed Amid Dividend Outlook
Local securities report shows Indiana firms with mixed prices and steady bids. Union Traction stays active on the Indianapolis exchange while several banks rail and rail stocks hover around prior levels.
Dramatic courtroom scene as jury weighs doctor’s fate
In Toms River New Jersey on October 1 a dramatic trial for the murder of his wife by Dr Frank Brouwer unfolds. The physician claims innocence and faces a jury that may retire before sundown while witnesses recount a deathbed reenactment by the wife’s mother.
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Brouwer
Scripps-MeRar Press
Toms River
N. J
Fraok Beamer
Verdier
Joctork
Browner
Althea
Ceiverly
Wulalons
G. J. Weathart
Bureau
Births and deaths listed in city notices
Chicago Oct 17 Birth notices list Charlea and Pearl Rodgers at 56 Chadwick bor. Charles Badger and Sizabethy Badger at 104 W Market Street, girl born to John W and Ethel Hackson at 126 Highland Ave. William F H and Giles Clark at 58 WW Henry nt. George and Vinita Ingram at Martine Dale Ave. John R and Goldie Rickardeon at ITs BE Washington St. Joint and Alma Macy at 6H Ashland Ave. Chicago Produce section notes various vendors and prices. Deaths include Seth M Hook 36 1807 Brockside Ave tuberculosis Edward Branham 28 N Limpin fracture skull Joseph Fritz 61 1250 3 East-at arteriosclerosis LuEinda Mollincopf 54 2033 Cornel Ave tuberculosis Edward Robinson 67 Darnell Ave gastroenteritis.
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Pearl Rodgers
Chadwick At
Bor
Charles and
Sizabethy Badger
Marketest
Gitl
J. W
Ethel Hackson
Highland
William FH
Giles Clark
Henry Nt
Gitt George
Vinita Ingram
Mit
Martinedale
Bos
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Goldie Rickardeon
Washington-st
Alma Macy
Ashland Ave
James
Anna Mark
Bradley- Chicago
Secious
Meline Prove Association
Lola Lash
College
Chicago
Bulter
Biel Ceramory
Jobe
Edwards
Schurman- Edge
Seth M. Hook
Brockside
Edward Branham
N. Limpina
Joseph Fritz
Lueinda Mollincopf
Corneil-ave
Edward Robinson
Darnell-at
Explosion Kills Four In Fort Recovery Gas Blast
A gasoline explosion at a hardware store in Fort Recovery results in four dead and several missing. Multiple local residents are named among the injured or buried in rubble, including John Mataing Mary T Dartec Walter Miller Mary R Frite Joseph Jackson Lisle Abrams and others.
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Scrippe-Mefine Tress Association
Fort Recovery
Mainerding Hardware
John Mataing
Mary T. Dartec
Walter G Miller
Mary R. Frite
Joseph W. Jackson
Lisle Abrams
Fiehert
FF Thomonon
Martha Tainner
Robert F. McCrary
Cordelia Binnt
Anon
Blank
Soyah Folty
George
J. Elmo Johnsen
Orwina Witte
Joreph H. Brug
Anna M. Brety
Jesse Nickum
Nancy Staton
George Mf. Bower
Ollie Moore
Johnale H. Sutherland
Elim Mf. Horten
Fragmented report of transport accident and property claims
The article describes a streetcar collision near a Pennsylvania building injuring Jasper Taylor and others, with multiple names and addresses cited for damages and medical treatment. It notes court action over extended time for reversing cart claims by the state agency, mentioning O. Ly Van Laningham as purchaser of a company and a superior court extension in November.
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Ming
Htnte Agency Company
O. Ly van Laningham
Pollen Department
Coustin
Cor
Williams
Bintzelt
Tofuutlos
Retired Cincinnati Patrolmen Shrinkage Ends Careers
Cincinnati Ohio October 11 Patrolmen Patrick Currin and Frank Baeckmen were retired by the Board of Public Safety due to shrinking height. Currin began at 6 feet 7 1/2 inches and recently measured under six feet seven inches. Baeckman also lost height in his two years on the force.
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Cincinnati
Patrick Currin
Frank
Denied cowardice charges in trial
Patrolman Jean Cousins faced Cowardice and neglect of duty accusations after trials by the Board of Public Safety. Witnesses and police officials described the shooting of Officers Russell and Petticord, with Cousins claiming his actions were within duty and reciting his account of the event.
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Jean Cousins
Negra Pov
Wan
Aftmenoon
Board of Public Safety
Jegreen
Jonannn
Robert Metzger
Bookwalter
Charles Russell
Edward Petticard
Cousins
Mold
Nis
Board of Safety
Se Aechalans
Charles Pennijonn
Jesse Cor
George Wt
Cousing Turet
Ran Ofterrat
Lite
Crewlord
Meeeves
Jacksem
Indignapotte-ave
Parrow
Coe
Villars
Omerr Russell
Crawford
Fred
White
Wits Jackson
T Re
Ensider
Fepgro
Bis
Petticord
Ible
Willem
Orl Cos
Petticord and
Ruapell
Plan Cut In Pay Of Park Official
President Eppert argues the council can fix pay for Park Board employees. A council clash over authority and a proposed ordinance to set the salary of Superintendent J Clyde Power is scheduled for the next meeting. Eppert and Matson discussed the issue while City Hall talks continued, with the city attorney to draft a study before reporting.
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Eppert
Council
Board of Public Parks
Frederick W. Eppert
J. Clyde Power
Power
Bintson
Wednen
Mateson
Board of Public Parka Rhull
Matson
Board of Public Parice
Eminell
Board of Pople
Hanly Reply Sparks Law Enforcement Debate
The dialogue centers on enforcement of law and credit for the railroad commission law. Governors Hanly and Hovey are cited denying stock in the Columbia club, mentions of Alonzo Green Smith’s fees, and claims about pensions, salaries, and political maneuvering amid a 1851 statute and related governance questions.
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Taggart
Tebe ‘Taggart
Thienell
Stat
Studie
Atate
Hanly
Colmbia Club
EA Hallary
Governors House
Kalstoo
Jury's Report Delayed Over Chief Metzer Case
Reports state the grand jury will not return until late afternoon. Juror Buck, injured in a runaway accident, cannot appear. Indictment against Chief of Police Metzer expected on the assault charge involving John Farrington.
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Wan
Srand
Buck
Robert Metexer
John Farrington
Bowser's Body Found Near New Lafayette Bridge
Special to The Sum Bowser William A Bowser a 34 year old steam shovel engineer with the L E W railroad was found dead in the Wabash river beneath the new railroad bridge at Lafayette Ind He had been missing ten days and is believed to have fallen from the bridge His home was Norlville
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Bowser
Lafayetth
Ind
William A- Bowser
Wataah
Unusual New York Campaign Midst Tight Governor Race
In New York a crowded gubernatorial campaign sees Republican Charles E. Hughen and Democrat William R. Hearst both confident of victory. They promise large majorities and stress issues as Tammany Hall and Independence League unite on key races. Hearst defends corporate stances while Hughes touts broad support and readiness to govern.
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Scripps-Nefiat Preas Association
New York
Hugiea
Hearst
Dritta
Crnss-Curranta
Ines Sre
Campalan
Charles E. Hughen
William R. Hearst
Campales
New York City
Tammany
Independence League
Hearat
Hughes
Kiswed & Daley
Pat
Long Island
Huthante
Inc
Wiliam R. Hearst
Charles F Hug
Star Company
Willeme Hearst
City Coliseum Ruling and Public Works Bids in Indianapolis
Judge denies motion in suit by Joseph Cook and others to stop city from building a city hall and Coliseum on the market house site as the Board of Public Works advertises bids for street improvements and improvement resolutions in Indianapolis. Reams of notices detail assessments, hearings, and bid security requirements for Meridian, Twenty Sixth, and other streets.
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American National Bank
Atlas Engine Works
Belt Railroad Common
Belt Railroad
Capital National Bank
Gentral ‘Trust
Compan Citizens Savings Deposit Co Climax Coffee & Bak
Pod Co
Cohmbia National Banks
Armera ‘Trust Company
Federal Union Bureau Company of
Ft. Wayne & Wo Vala Co
Ind. Hotel Co
Us -Ah Lind. Ote Co
Tadiena National Bank
Guay and Loan Co
Iadiena Trust Co
Inilune Union Traction A
Indianapolis
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Martinaville R. & A
Indianapols Fire
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Indianapolla
Raliwa
Indianapolis Trag
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Layrock
Marlon Trust
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Natonal Bann New Telephone Co
New Telephone
Depondt Bantes
Reeves & Copia Os Security Trust Co
Unionational Bank
Union Traction Con
Union Traction Pra Union Trust Co
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Fannie Coal Co
Broad Ripple Bssesserseses Cittoens’ Street Railroad Fs
Ft W. & Wa
Storehaus
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Frederick E. Matson
M. St. Rachelder
Joseph Cook
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Board of Public Works
Indiana
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Board of Public Works Department OF Public Worker
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