Wall St Opens Strong on Harriman and St Paul Gains
The opening stock market saw sharp advances in Harriman issues and St Paul. Union Pacific rose two points while Southern Pacific gained nearly three. Smelting climbed to 67 1/4 as Reading reached 85. Trading was feverish as London and commission houses bought, but the rally cooled later amid expectations of further liquidation.
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End York
Harriman
St. Paul
Union Pacific
Nh Southern Pacific
London
Stock Exchange
Livestock Prices Slip at Indianapolis Market Opener
Indianapolis livestock receipts show hogs down to 6 3 4 to 6 75 with a top at 6 75 as cattle weaken and sheep and lambs hold. Market details include steers, heifers, cows, calves, and hogs across weight ranges with varied price levels and notable entries for heavy and breeding stock.
The Wagon Market Prices Report
The market lists Corn new at 50 cents and old at 68 and 2, straw at seven to eight dollars, hay varieties ranging from eleven to seventeen dollars, oats at seventy two dollars per ton and three dollars per bushel, with shelled oats and mixed hay also shown.
Grain Prices and Inspections Reported in Market Notes
Wheat prices show No. 2 red at 31.0 and No. 1 rejected at 1.00, with October to December values around 1.08. Corn lists various white and yellow grades from 61–68 cents, oats and hay prices noted, and inspections tally by grade for Wheat, Corn, Oats, and Hay with car counts and totals.
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Cern
Qars
Hay
Timothy
Cincinnati Live Stock Market Report October 12
United Press dispatch from Cincinnati notes cattle receipts at 300 with steady demand and shippers paying 4.75 to 25.60. Hogs receipts reach 5,000 with steady trade prices from 6.70 to 6.75. Sheep receipts total 550 and rise, with extra at 5.10 and lambs at 7.00 to 7.25.
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Cincinnati
Sy United Press
Chicago Live Stock Market Report October 21
Chicago live stock receipts totalled 1,000 with a steady to 10 cent lower market. Prime cattle ranged to 5.20 to 7., westerns 3.30 to 6.00, cows and heifers 2.45 to 6.20, canners 1.40 to 2.00, exans 3.70 to 4.60. Hog receipts hit 41,000 with prices about 10 cents lower. lights 6.00 to 6.60, heavy 6.47 to 6.60, pigs 6.10 to 6.65. Sheep receipts 45,000 with natives 2.30 to 5.75, lambs 4.75 to 7.50.
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Watra Choice
Ieee Etree Reee Reese
Chicago
United Press
Conference in Indiana to set next Friends meeting
Special to The Sun reports from Indianapolis that the gen e conference of Friends today deams tee the next conference in ma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohmond, Ind
Gene Conference of Friends
Wild early trading in Chicago wheat and grain
United Press reports a volatile opening on the Chicago Board of Trade with shorts buying and longs covering. Prices moved across wheat, corn, pork, lard, and ribs with mixed gains and declines, including December wheat at around 1.5 to 2 cents higher and various nearby contract shifts.
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Chicago
Shorts
Vegetable and Fruit Prices in Local Market List
A dense price list of vegetables and fruits with varied units and rates. Items include 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, pears, cantaloupes, lemons, California lemons and plums. Prices given per unit, crate, bushel, dozen, or box.
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Michigan
Valencia
Duchess
California
Local Dairy and Poultry Prices From Elgin and Beyond
A listing of butter from Elgin at 34c, country cream at 2c, and cheese from New York and Wisconsin. Eggs Candled at 25c with a 22c mark. Poultry prices show live turkeys 0c, ducks 7c, geese 5c, hens 11c, spring chickens 10c, roosters 6 14c.
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Elgin
New York
Wisconsin
Meats and Lard Prices from Local Market Listing
Market items list various meats and lard with pricing. Hams boneless sugar cured roiled and English style bacon prices around 13 to 22 c per pound, dried beef and shoulders with varied cents, fresh pork loins dressed hogs tenders and hams priced, fresh cattle and mutton with weights and cuts noted, sausage and lard quoted in mid to low cents per pound.
New York Produce Prices Reported In Market Advisory
New York markets show pork prices at 16.75 to 17.50. Lard Western steam spot at 9.50. Butter creamery extra 28c. Eggs white fancy 34 to 36c. Cheese full cream 16c.
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New York
United Press
Pittsburg Live Stock Final Prices and Receipts
The Pittsburg market reports Cattle supplies steady with best bulls at 6.19 to 6.25 and prime 5.75 to 6.00. Sheep and lambs receipts 7 loads up 15 percent with prime wethers 5.60 to 5.65 and lambs 5.00 to 7.25. Hogs receipts 45 loads down with prime heavy hogs 7.00 to 7.05, heavy yorkers 6.85 to 6.90, pigs 6.25 to 6.40, roughs 5.50.
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Pittsburg
Cenited Press
Pitt&burg
Chicago Produce Prices Reported by Suited Press
Chicago market roundup by Suited Press lists eggs at 2714 to 271 cents per dozen for prime firsts, butter at 4 cents per pound, live poultry with spring chickens 9 to 14 cents, ducks 10 to 10 cents, and geese around 7 to 7 dollars per dozen, with regional notation only.
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Chicago
Suited Press
Young
Separation Trial Sheds Light On Barnard Family Rift
Los Angeles dated report describes Mrs. Julia A. Barnard arriving with three children to confront her husband John A. Barnard, ex-general manager of the Peoria and Eastern railroad, amid claims of a murderous attack in Albuquerque last February. The case, before Judge B F Bledsoe in San Bernardino, notes Barnard’s health trip and Coronado residence since February.
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Los Angeles
Julia A. Barnard
S.S. J. Fletcher
Fletcher National Bank of Indianapolis
John A. Barnard
Barnard
Coronado
Peoria and Eastern Railroad
B. F. Bledsoe
San Bernardino
M. E. Ingalls
Big Four Railroad
Another Earthquake Shock Reported By Weather Bureau
An aftershock of considerable intensity was recorded on the seismograph at the Weather Bureau. It began at 11 oclock last night and lasted for two hours, with Washington reporting the event on October 21.
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United Press
Washington
Weather Bureau
Police Raid Bans Gambling and Liquor in City Salons
A sweep by two squads led by Capts. Asche and Hyland raided gambling dens and saloons. Mary Evans, a druggist at 2301 Martindale Ave, was arrested for keeping a blind tiger as 11 saloon keepers faced liquor law violations. Police seized beer, whisky, and gin after entering several locations including 2203 W Michigan St and 918 Daily St. Tenants and patrons were detained, with other arrests listed for multiple establishments across the city.
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Asche and
Hyland
Mary Evans
Martindale Ave
Metzger
Lee Ryan
Michigan St
William Ruginstein
Ruginstein
Asche and Hyland
Repp
Forsyth
Haughville
Ryan
Bert Law
Jimmy
Finney
Occidental
S. Ilinois St
Lieut
Sandmann
Sergt. Baurmfuhrer
Pat McNellis
Murphy
Dunbar
Evans
Lew Cooper
Board of Safety
William H. Smith
N. Miinelsst
George Alexis
E. Washington-st
Dan Ipes
N. T Hinols-st
Henry Wachtel
Shelby-st
John Mitchell Sinks Into Weak State in Hospital Visit
Word reached the office that mine workers leader John Mitchell had a bad day and grew weaker and more nervous. Physicians say there is no serious danger, though his condition remains serious. He is hospitalized in La Salle Illinois with attendants reporting severe suffering.
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John Mitchell
Mitchell
la Salle
Light Shut Out Suit Against Castle Hall Assn
A. Randall and D. F. Billingsley publishers of the Clay Worker sue the Castle Hall Association for damages and an injunction claiming a promise of no building behind their Indianapolis office at Castle Hall and that a one story structure was erected there, blocking light. They seek restoration of light and damages.
Clay Delays in Brunaugh Quest
The article covers Indianapolis street contracts and fraud probes, noting payments in 1900 to Marion County Construction and Western Construction for asphalt street repairs, details on inspectors and contractors, and the fugitive Harry Branaugh tied to a grand jury investigation with forthcoming book reviews and witness testimonies.
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Office of the Board of Public Works
Indianapolis
Marion County Construction Company
Western Construction Company
Brunaugh
Charles A. Bookwalter
Blaine Miller
Chicago
Imachinery
Branaugh
Grand
Grand Jury
Henry W. Marshall
Lafayette
Baxter
Mr. Marshall
Frank Noll
Board of Works
Bankrupt Heinz firm faces receivership filing in New York
A voluntary bankruptcy petition was filed in New York against Otto and Arthur P. Heinze and Max A. Schuttze, partners in Otto Heinze & Co. The filing, supported by Meyers & Goldsmith for various signees, seeks relief for about $325,000 in claims. It alleges about $2.1 million in preferred payments to banks and payments to F. Augustus and Arthur P. Heinze.
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New York
Max A. Schuttze
Otto Heinze & Co
Meyers & Gold
Gross & Kleeburg
E. V. Brokaw
Herzfield & Stern
Heinze & Co
F. Augustus
Arthur P. Heinze
Fish Wins First Count in Harriman Battle for Control
Chicago Oct 21 Stuyvesant Fish has won temporarily in his contest with E H Harriman for control of the Illinois Central Counsel for Harriman admitted defeat of plans to run the annual stockholders meeting without the 286 731 shares Fish has tied up by injunction The meeting is postponed to Dec 18 The fight moves to the courts with Fish defending his temporary order and Harriman seeking dissolution The Fish followers claim proxies show a majority outside the owned stock of 30 000 shares
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Fish
United Press
Chicago
Stuyvesant Fish
E. H. Harriman
Harriman
President Roosevelt visits Vicksburg and Louisiana
President Roosevelt arrived in Vicksburg at 1 PM and spoke to thousands after a drive. He also addressed crowds at Tallaha, La, and declined a bear cub gift from a local. The hunting party captured three bears, 12 squirrels, six deer, a wild turkey, a possum and a bobcat, with the president praising the possum as the best eatin. He plans to reach Washington by Wednesday.
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Stamboul
C. J. Searles
Vicksburg
Roosevelt
Louisiana
Washington
City Record of births marriages and buildings listed
A city record lists births including stillbirths and various illnesses with names ages and addresses such as I N Rowe Maud at 219 E Michigan and McDowell at 1635 Wilcox. It notes marriages among local couples and documents property values for dwellings and structures including 31 000 store room Martin dale street and 1 600 dollar apartment and other real estate entries.
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I. N
Maud Rowe
E. Michigan St
Max and
Hattie Mieth
N. LaSalle St
Franklin and
Emma Walther
Hoefgen
Arch
Cora J. Webber
Woodlawn-aye
James B
Lenora A. Sawyer
Lambert St
James M
Phoeba J. Burchfield
River-ave
George and
Nancy Jane McDowell
Wilcox-st
Charles F
Mary E. Lewis
Twenty-sixth-st
Edward A
Nellie A. Hall
W. Thirtieth-st
Herman and
Sarah Blume
Phillip J
Effie Belle Barrett
Roosevelt-ave
Wheat Decline Shocks Chicago Pit Traders
Frenzied brokers fought in the wheat pit as heavy selling driven by Knight & McDowell Finley Barrell and James Patten pushed prices up to only to slide later. December reached 1.06 with May at 1.09 to 1.11 and July trailing as 2,000,000 bushels were unloaded.
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Chicago
May
Knight & McDowell
Finley Barrell
James Patten
Young John L. Sullivan to box Indian Joe Gregg in Boston
Boston boxer Young John L. Sullivan meets Indian Joe Gregg at the Auditorium on October 20 in a ten round bout. They weigh 142 pounds at 3 o clock. Sullivan, once managed by Johnny Mack, has a string of victories and is expected to beat Gregg. The card also features Ray Bronzon vs Julius Stein and Jack Morgan vs Van Horn of Columbus in ten rounds.
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John L. Sullivan
Boston
Joe Gregg
Auditorium
Sullivan
Johnny Mack
Matty Baldwin
Gregg
Ray Bronzon
Julius Stein
Jack Morgan
van Horn
Columbus
Gregg-Sullivan
Morgan
Ahently Roller Skates 6 Pair Sale Listing
Local ad lists six pair of roller skates for sale by Gus Habich of 121 Vv. Wash with quick request for inquiries and contact.
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Gus Habich
Connecticut for Taft Has Splendid National Record
Governor Rollin S. Woodruff of Connecticut says Secretary Taft is the strongest presidential candidate for the state. He cites Taft’s national affair record as governor of the Philippines and secretary of war, and notes Roosevelt’s support does not hurt Taft. He sees Hughes as a rising rival and predicts a Taft-Hughes contest with Taft favored in Connecticut.
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Cannon
Michigan
Fordney
Uncle Joe
Taft
Hughes
Knox
Cortelyou
Fairbanks
Washington
Connecticut
Rollin S. Woodruff
Conecticut
Connecticut National Guard
National Capital
Yale
Philippines
Roosevelt
Gov
New York
New York State
Plan Revival Meetings In Five Indianapolis Churches
A two week revival begins across 30 Methodist churches in Indianapolis with union meetings led by prominent evangelists. Rev Theodore S Henderson of New York directs arrangements. Rev Albert Hurlstone of Roberts Park is aided by a different speaker each evening in week two. Featured speakers include Bishop John H Vincent and Charles E F Bacon with other assistants from Greencastle and Los Angeles.
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Indianapolis
Meridian St
Central-ave
Fletcher-place
Roberts Park
Irvington M. E
Theodore S. Henderson
New York City
Albert Hurlstone
Roberts Park Church
John H. Vincent
Charles EF. Bacon
Neil McPherson
Frederick E. Taylor
John D. Hoagland
Greencastle
Jesse Bowman Young
James W. Patterson
Los Angeles
Hugh Smith
Switchmen Strike Ties Up Cleveland Freight Traffic
About 250 switchmen on the Big Four Railroad in Cleveland walked out over the dispute to reinstate John Collins as general yardmaster. Freight stalled at transfer points with potential spread to Lake Shore lines. By noon the men agreed to resume work while an investigation proceeds and Collins returns to his old position.
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United Press
Cleveland
Big Four
John Collins
Lake Shore
Big Folls
Collins
Year Omitted Free Man in Cruelty Case
A justice court affidavit failed to state the year of the alleged horse whipping by Thomas Bruce. The criminal court charge of cruelty to animals was dismissed Monday after Judge Pritchard found the affidavit faulty before the jury.
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Thomas Bruce
Pritchard
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Chicago Grain
Police
Tiger and Beer
Congressman
Clay
Brunaugh Quest
Ing Cannon
Joseph Warren Fordney
Alaska
Elmer Dover
Republican National Committee
Eighth
Joe Cannon
National Committee
Joe
House
Ways and Means
William Alden Smith
W. C. Smith
John Rosasco
New Albany
Tom Shufclton
Rasasco
Marion
Harry P. Branaugh
Ind
Denison
Bookwalter
Brunaguh
Granville
George W. Fross
Bellefontainest
R. T. Laycock
Johnn W. Kealing
Laycock
Harry Branaugh
Denison Cafe
Floyd Wooda
Floyd Woods
Cy Clark
Marshall
Otto
Vicksburg, Miss
Tallaha
Domenico Montant
George H. Meyer
Craft-st
John Homan
S. Missouri St
Henry Rothe
St. Vincent's Hospital
N. Capitol-ave
Margaret Gardiner McGinnis
Capitol-ave
Dorothy M. Asius
E. Georgia St
William Stowe Hubbard
Belle Garhart
Flower Mission Hospital
W. Highteenth St
Sophia Haskell Messenger
Rayat
Edward Brooks
Matilda H. Cherry
Ernest Shinn
Rose Lockwood
Owen T. Krug
Myrtle Kessler
James McIntire
Mary Dalton
Charles Brooks
Evaline Johnson
George White
Mabel Ping
Floyd R. van
Helen Burns
John G. Armstrong
Harriet Loomis
John Kime
Anna L. Miller
Obio C. Demott
Nancy Llewellyn
John R. Burns
Rachel A. Land
Chelton Matheny
Mary Strausbaugh
Harry A. Wigley
Flossie Baxter
Francis W. Baird
Cornelia Sacre
Fred L. Fields
Ella Hodges
George Maurice
Florean Krucita
Thomas J. Davis
Mary J. Fichener
Orville Hollingsworth
Coral Lar- France
Arthur E. Hathaway
Annie Cooper
Harry McClelland
Clara L. Pearce
John J. Leeb
Julia J. Cauly
George V. Underwood
Florence Schmitt
William Elwarner
Martindale St
S. E. Beny
Indiana Ave
Thomas Komstock
W. Pratt St
N. Staub
W. Twenty-ninth St
J. C. Preston
Olney St
Cago Board OF Trade
Ingtoy
William H., Taft
Woodruff
SEC
Retary
National Affairs
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