Modern Piano Palace rises as Indianapolis music beacon
The steell brick and terra cotta Modern Piano Palace at Nos 1021 N Pennsylvaniaview facing the new federal building and adjacent to the Newton Claypool and Bank of Trade shows a four story design with extensive Tiffany interiors. It houses talking machines on the basement, Melville Clark pianos on the second floor, and display rooms across floors with Verdi ivory tones and Luxfer daylight. Elevators and skylights promise a spacious recital and tuning hub, projecting the building as the citys largest and finest musical temple.
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Tho Watson
Faviee & Muevern
Phis nr-Stewart Music Company
Laiering
N. Pennsvyvn- Mustyeel
Mrbanes
Federal Building
Newton Claypool
Bearch of Trade
City Library
Causal Union Telephone
Stattison Monument
University Park
Edison
Victor
Department For
Melville Clark Player
Indianapolis
Clues From Skeleton Target Murder Victim Identity
Coroner and authorities pursue a faint clue from the skeleton’s breast initials carved with a pin likely forming the victim’s initials A L with is beneath. A German consul general joins the probe after a Prussia origin theory arises from a bill stamped Manhattan and linked Hamburg America goods.
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Savage
Suffelk County
New York
Furman
Prussia
United States
Krebel
Manhattan
Hamburg-American Steamship Company
King Alfonso Reported Sick From Fear in Lisbon
Alarming dispatches from Lisbon report King Alfonso in a serious mental state due to fear and unrest after the execution of Francisco Ferrer in Barcelona. The monarch reportedly lacks appetite and cannot sleep, with concerns over uprising and his safety.
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Lisbon
Alfonso
Franccisco Ferrer
Barcelona
Fresh eggs and poultry prices from Indianapolis Produce
The Indianapolis Produce Exchange lists eggs at 24 cents a dozen and turkeys at 26 cents per pound. Ducks live priced at 5 cents, hens 14 cents, and spring chickens 10 cents per pound.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Produce Exchange
Wall Street Opens With Irregular Trading And Mixed Changes
At New York on October 20 irregular price action marked the opening of the stock market with many issues slipping fractions while some specials like Rock Island and Hawley group rose. Steel common fell 4 percent early but recovered. Reading Union Pacific and Pennsylvania declined. Amalgamated and American Smelting sold at notable concessions. Southern Railway and Wabash shares showed strength. After 15 minutes, activity remained irregular.
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New York
Rock Island
Hawley Group
Iter
Reading
Union Pacific
Pennsylvania
Um American
Southern Railway
Mining and Oil Stock Prices Fall and Rise in Mixed Session
The morning session showed little change with few transactions and balanced prices. In the afternoon, activity picked up and demand grew for Silver Leaf and Beaver while Nipissing and Le Rose remained strong and Cobalt Lake terms held steady.
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Jackson & Jackson's
A. M. Neme
ASK
Balley
Beaver
City of Cobalt
Colett Central
Ie i Tiurgrave
Keri Lake
la Rose
Nipissing
Monttrose
Nhussing
Nova Scotia
Gabe
Feterson Lake
Kerr Lake
Rochester
Cay
le Rose
Cobalt Lake
Jethewey
Termiskaming
New York Stock Prices Drift In Early Trading
The market opened easy with mixed quotes across miners and energy names. Notable figures included Sterdard Oil at 00 7 06, American Tobacco around EE, Copper, Ely Central at 624, and Nevada Utah at 1 9-16 with varied fractional bids. several mining and refinery stocks showed modest shifts.
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New York
Sterdard Oil
American Tobacco
Cobalt Central
Ely Central
Butte Coalition
Brgy
Mica
Beeston
Ruissing
Greene Cananea
United Copper
Chicago Subway
Giroux
Goldfield Daisy
Cumberland Ely
Ser I
Goldfield Cons
Keir Lake
la Rose
Davis Daly
Manhattan
Tranalt
Guarajuanto
Tnion Mine
Nevada-Utah
Bay State Gas
Livestock Prices and Receipts Across Markets
Market reports from Union Stockyards Cincinnati and East Buffalo show hogs and sheep receipts varying around steady to higher levels. Prices range with hogs at 6.50 to 8.00, cows and calves mixed, lambs 5.30 to 7.15, and cattle steers 6.60 to 7.00, reflecting mixed demand and regional variations.
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Cincinnati
East Buffalo
N. Y
Canada Lamba
Retail Coal Prices Reported in Indianapolis
Indianapolis on September 27, 1909 lists coal prices from A. B. Meyer & Co. Anthracite various sizes. Pocahontas forked lump Pocahontas shoveled lump Pocahontas mine run priced by the ton.
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Indianapalis
A. B. Meyer & Co
Pocahontas
Hog and cattle receipts mix with market decline in Indianapolis
Indianapolis Oct. 20 receipts totaled 6500 hogs 2000 cattle and all sheep. Hogs sold mostly 6.75 to 7.80 with decline and quiet trade as outside demand shrank. Cattle steady to lower with higher carryover and sluggish demand. sheep and lambs weaker though demand fair with prices 1.50 to 4.25 for sheep and good classes around 6.00. bulls steady calved lower.
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Indianapolis
Meats and Lard Prices from Local Market
A listing of meat and lard prices including hams bacon shoulders lard fresh pork sausage and veal. Items shown with varied price points such as sugar cured and English style hams boiled hams breakfast bacon smoked bacon and dressed hogs among others.
Boston opening: Butts Coalition leads with 58 percent
Local returns show Butts Coalition at 58 percent in Boston opening with 27 percent for North Butte and 24 percent for Nevada Construction. Superior and Boston register 14 percent, Winona 7 percent, Copper Range 8 percent, and North Lake 7 percent in early tallies.
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Boston
Butts Coalition
North Butte
Superior & Boston
Nevada
Winona
North Lake
Indianapolis Wagon Market Report By Rouse Brothers
Wheat No 2 red quoted at 1.04 with milling sample 6c and 1.02 for poor sample. Corn 60 70c for new, 46 50c. Shelled oats and sheaf oats listed with ton price 12.00. Mixed grasses clover 312m¢ at 14.00, timothy 0 16.00, straw and bal values noted.
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Indianapolis
Rouse Brothers
Indiana Synod Holds Key Meeting in South Bend
The Indiana Synod convened at First Presbyterian Church in South Bend with Rev. James Madison Barkley delivering the opening sermon. Nearly 200 members answered roll as Rev. Harry Nyce was elected moderator and Rev. Frank C. Hood vice moderator.
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Indiana Synod
South Bend
Synod of Indiana
First Presbyterian Church
James Madison Barkley
Forest Avenue Presbyterian Church
Detroit
General Assembly
Charlier Little
Wabash
Harry Nyce
Peru
Frank C. Hood
Madison
Claude FR. Shaver
Indianapolis
E. A. Johnson
Fowler
John P. Hale
Lafayette
Neil McPherson
Charles L. Thompson
New York
Charles W. Bradt
Chicago
W. J. Darby
Evansville
Synod
J. H. Holliday
R. A. Brown
D. van Dyke
Greencastle
T. H. Spann
Chas, Little
J. P. Durham
William Carson
M. Brown
Hopewell
G. D. Adamson
A. J. Johnson
Edmund G. Wilson
Joseph P. Durham
Ames W. Butler
Irvington
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
Nell McPherson
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Charles 8. Hale
National Council of Presbyterian Brotherhood
The Ugly Singer by Georgina B Paget
A brief dramatic poetical piece titled The Ugly Singer by Georgina B Paget speaks of beauty love and the pain of parting. The speaker vows to sing of beauty and love while musically beckoning the beloved and comforting with tender imagery of dove like coos and waves resting.
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Georgina B. Paget
Beauty
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W. Tromson
Nor West
St.louis
Terre Haute
Indianapolis & Eastern Trac. Co
Frankfort
Clover Leaf Ry
St. Louis
Clover Leaf Station
the Ugly Singer
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