Stock Market Rally Amid Franco British Bank Influence
York reports a rise across major shares led by Bank of France and Bank of England speculation. Chicago and Pittsburgh reports show varied cattle and hog receipts, with prices steady to higher in multiple markets, while New York and other exchanges record mixed commodity quotes and active trade.
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ape-RivKion Preas Awaociation
York
Hhe
Bank of France
Bank of England
Gerat Northold
Union Pacific
Acis
Baltimore and
Ohio
Brooklyn
CIA
Live Stock Trade Report From Indianapolis
Live stock in Indianapolis on Oct 2 shows cattle steady to slow, hogs drifting lower with top at 6.55, and sheep selling promptly near last week’s close. Buyers failed to clear offers as prices eased, while prime stock remains in demand but scarce.
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Indianapolis
Baturdey
Mike Showting
Stu
Local securities trading shows liquidity shift and bid narrowings
Local market activity tightens as brokers anticipate increased trade. Upton Traction and Belt Railroad common hold near last week's levels while margins narrow between bid and ask. Notable bids include Citizens Savings Deposit and Indiana Hotel Co shares, with bond listings like Western Ripple and Union Traction common. War Department telegram from Chicago reports a pending surrender notice.
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Upton
Wteck
Salen
Amy
Straat Railway
Capital National
Grokers
American Central Life Ins
American National Brok
Alan Engine Works Pt
Belt Railroad Common
Belt Railroad
Brown-Ketcham Tron
Capitel National Bank
Central Trust Company
Citizens Savings Deposit Co
Columbia National Bank
Am Farmers Trust Company
Feders Union Surety Company
Wayne & Wad
Val
Home Brewing Company
Hotel Co
Jame BK
Ind
Tractiau Fer Security Trust Union National Bank
Uslon ‘Traction Common
Zinion
Warson
Brena Ripple Be
Citizens’ Street Railroad Gun & Wate Wal. Coy
Indiana Hotel Co
Indiana Union Traction Fa
Indols
Col. & Southern
Indianapolla & Eastern Se
Indianapolis Gas Be
Indole
Union Traction of
Union Traction Common
Chicago grain prices and meat products in early market
Chicago reports show wheat rising with December at high bids, and corn and oats higher as arrivals back southwest. Provisions hold steady with pork products and bacon prices listed, including sugar cured and English styles, reflecting a broad commodities snapshot from Scripps-Mirr. Rae Associanios.
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Scripps-MrRae Preas Associanios
Chicago
Shorts
Minneapolis
Bygbic
Tebie
Witwe
MATCH
Ramtec
Merippesncnes rere susgoiation Chicago report
Chicago market summary for October 2 shows care receipts across categories with prices for beef, stockers, cows and heifers, canners, westerns, Texas, and hogs. It lists totals and price ranges for sheep receipts including native and western varieties, with notable figures such as hog receipts at 4906.15 and Western sheep values.
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Merippesncnes Rere Susgoiation
Chicago
Revered Quayle Attacks Chicago School Board Methods
Rev William A Quayle formerly of Indianapolis voiced strong criticism of Chicago School Board methods. He and several preachers demand a public accounting, denouncing proposed advisory influence as unAmerican and harmful to student education. He cited alleged probationary marriage ideas and a New York proposer's social scheme as improper influences. The James Methodist church members supported his call for reform.
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Chicago
William A.quayle
Indianapolis
Chicago School Board
S T James' Methodist Church
Mev. Quayle
Quayle
Realgn Sd
Namites
Lnyman
Joard
Land for a Post Office in Lafayette Filed by U S Attorney
Joseph B. Kealing United States attorney for the District of Indiana has brought condemnation proceedings in the United States circuit court for property in Lafayette owned by Mary F Swadsey. The real estate is sought for a post office site for the secretary of the treasury under a bill of entry. The action names three disinterested freeholders as parties and seeks the just compensation.
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Joseph B. Kealing
United States
District of Indiana
United Sieteneireult Court
Mary F. Swadsey
Lafayette
New State Department of Insurance Recommended in Indiana
A long report presented to Governor Hanly urges creation of a state Insurance department headed by a commissioner. It analyzes current insurers, proposes licensing of agents, strict regulation, public disclosure, and a complete records system. It calls for uniform legislation and limits on policy investments to prioritize government securities and reserves.
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Finte
Auditor of State
James W. Noe
Wilam Durborww
Warren Bigles
Leo Hanly
Insurance Department
Commissioner of Insurance
Suhomessia
Reverve Foun Lite
Lefayette
Lincoln National Lite
Reliable Lite
Mackenzle Lite
Central Union Life
Jeter[Padlate Life
Liberal Lite
Meridian Lite and Trust
American Central Life
State Life
Il Te
Aapete
Murphua Exolustus
Maranty Funde
Ofsta
Arkansas City
Kan
Johnson
Moore
Eliot and
Bidet Committee
Indiana
New York
Walter C Wright
Beaton
Inhh BE. Reed
Howard A. Parmelet
Burglars Shot Merchant in Vergennes Bank Tragedy
A robbery at a Vergennes Illinois bank ended with a merchant fatally wounded in the abdomen. Robbers escaped on horseback after blowing open two bank doors. Bloodhounds failed to locate the scent, and the trio remains at large as authorities pursue leads.
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Scrippe-McRae Preas Association
Vergennes
Kimmel
Lock
Haydreak
Hearst Attacked From The West In Scoping Mines
New York dispatch from Lead South Dakota claims Hearst Homestake mine operates in a nonunion fashion with ten hour days for workers. Republicans doubt the story but fear if true Hearst ties to western labor clashes could aid Hughes in New York. The World cites 1200 miners, alleging most are unionized and that the mine favors an open shop while paying higher wages to nonunion Amalgamated mines workers.
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Scrippe-Meflac
New York
Lead
S. D
Hearst Homestake
Homestake
Hearst
Hughes
World Dispatch Eye
Ming
Amalgamated Mines
the Trust
Republican
Republican Managera
Hughes for President. Roosevelt sees Hughes boom in NY
Special to The Sun from Washington reports that President Roosevelt and advisers believe Hughes will win the presidency. They say better reports arrive and campaign sentiment improves though sources refuse to identify origins. A Washington politician predicts Hughes could redefine national politics if elected, praising his independence and fearlessness.
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Sun
Washington
Roosevelt
New York
Hughes
Hearst
Insotar Ae
Hughe
Colorado Complaint Reopens Ma Rae Route dispute
Washington October 21 The Merchants Traffic Canada of Denver filed a complaint with the Interstate Commerce Commission challenging methods used by carriers in Colorado to set rates from Chicago St Louis and Kansas City to Colorado.
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MCRAE
Washington
Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
Colorady Podnia
Merchants’ Traffic Canada
Denver
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pethoads
Colorado
Special Attorney Lehmann Named to Aid Attorney General
Frederick W. Lehmann of St Louis was named a pointed special attorney to the attorney general. His duties will cover all matters connected with major cases and legal affairs as specified by the department.
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Seviour McRae
Leaders 10 to Join Bryan at Greenfield Reception
A large meeting is set for Tuesday at the baseball park in Indianapolis to back William Jennings Bryan. Organizers announce a reception committee will travel to Greenfield to meet Bryan, with Judge Gavin, Samuel Rolston, P. Davis as temporary chair, and many vice presidents named. Weather is not expected to delay the event, and seating under canvas will be arranged for comfort. The Indianapolis Military Band will provide music and a special car will transport Bryan supporters to the hall.
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Waenington
Baseball Park
Knice
Samuel M. Rolston
Pronk & Gavin
Oryan
John Appal
T. Kulvan
A. A. McKain
Hugh McGowan
A Steen
John Carlin
J. P. Layendecker
W. W. Spencer
Q. Pickeo
John H. Mahoney
Thomas Lewis
Haeey Thudtum
Charles F Elds
J. W. Bray
Allen W Mdult
Hl. Morrison
Ward Lyons
Cortes D. Blue
George Hetmeler
James M. Wit
George Wolf
Charles Stavens
Lawrence Miller
Lorenz Schmidt
John Bri
Andrew Kreblein
Phillip Gapen
Edward 5
Rauh
James Renthan
John F. Reynolda
M. Coleman
Capt. Thomas
Muddern
Col. S. A. Downing
George P. Redding
Thomas Wonnell
Joseph Scott
Edward McGoldrick
Fred Schumaker
Henry Schrader
Austin Hit Sheets
Frank Fox
Albert Amlin
William Moff
Earnest Waldlich
Oscar Woener
Adolph Frey
John Arthur
Edward Santo
Furman Stout
Willam S Beck
Fred Grossart
Fred W. Hel
Or. BO Hilleary
Gustave W. Revers
Michael P. Lynch
Charles
Charles 4. Clerk, Baume) V. Parrett, Lee Swalles, Joseph H. Pierson
William B. Fuck
Marion Clark
George Blue
William R. McDonatd
Wallace Mathen
Samuel Plencher
Melvin Berxle
Pred Tipkey
Warren Tingie
William Thoman A. Reasiey
J. V John Roberts
J. W. Pickto
Willam A. Pickens
Edward £. Pry
Phil Zaph
George A. Cotle
Jan H. Sullivan
Patrick Kennedy
Edgar Perkins
George Harding
Theodore F. Harrison
J. Spencer
WM. Pollard
E. W. Little
Fred Ogle
Edward Wire
Robert Madi
Greenfield
Reach
Salem O. Clark
Charles BE. Harrell
Joseph EB. Bell
Charen Ta Holden
Frank P. Baker
Ryan
Water
Inhnsoo
Bernard Earbly
Hiram Brown
Birsenoy
Hiram Miller
Joup
Joseph T. Fanshing
Myron E. King
Oran J. Mack
Willam V. Rooker
A. Q. den
Charles Murphy
Pharenter Asso
Mrs. Bryan
Gente
C. J. Truemper
Indianapelia Miliary Band
Talon
Pudjte
City Advertoned Sewer Improvements and Public Works
Improvement Resolution No. 4447 outlines the construction of a central sewer along Temple and Detree streets, with a pipe sewer twelve inches in diameter. The Board of Public Works fixed Wednesday October 1, 1906 as the remonstrance date, and notices describe assessed property values and required parcel descriptions. Joseph T. Elliott presides, with Preston C. Trusler and Fred J. Mack on the board.
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Indiananelia
Ind
Nceisners
Tor
ASR
Troton
Washington Street
Temple
Working Street
Detrees Street
Detreew Street
Temple Venus
Siicen Lab
Capitol Vente
Rat
Ter
Cantiol Avenue
Iret
Capitol Avenue
Flagshett
Board of Publ Works
Oll City
Jer Orn
Board of Public Works of
Salt City
Joseph T. Elliott
Preston C
Trusler
Fred J. Mack
Board of Public Works
BALLOONS IN RACE AT PITTSFIELD ADVENTURE
A balloon ascent left Aero Park in Pittsfield with the Centaur and the Orient of the Aero Club. Charles J. Walsh commanded the Centaur with Maj. Baronel Reber and Charles De Forent Chandler aboard. Leo Stevens and Capt Homer W. Hedge led the Orient, watched by Cortland Field Bishop and Richard A. Stanley as reporters followed.
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Seeippe-MeKer Presa Amcociatios
Pittsfield
Mons
Det
Pittsfeld
Centaur
Orient
Aero Club
Aero Park
Arava
Lart Neen
Adirondacke
Charles J. Walsh
Mount Vernon
New York
Baronel Reber
Charles de Forent Chandler
Uniteds States Signal Corps
Leo Stevens
Homer WH. Hedge
The
Cortland Field Bishop
Richard A Stanley
Lennox
Beber
Capt
Chandler
Arknal Corps
Henning Announces Suspension Of Stock Exchange Firm
New York date October 1 James W Henning announced his suspension of the stock exchange firm J W Henning and Co He heads the firm and disclosed the action amid market pressures and other industry adjustments.
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Henning
Scrippe-MiRac
New York
James W. Henning
The
Stock Exchange Today
Stock, Exchange
J. W. Henning & Co
Public Works Approve Improvements on Butler Avenue Dearborn and Vision Streets
The Indianapolis Public Works Office approves Improvement Resolution Nos. 4442 4250 and 4556 for Butler Avenue Dearborn Street and Vision Street. Work includes grading paving sidewalks curb restoration and crosswalks from curb to curb and interseting streets. Public notices set a Wednesday October 31 19xx hearing date for objections remonstrances and assessment details to be published.
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Ind
Hoxey of Public Works
Indiana
Dia
Menta
University Aventa
ITTER
Butler Avenue
Isidon
Dearborn Street
lMne
Twentieth Street
Artyne
Twenty-First Street
Vision
Arizona Street
Almer Street
Jonic Yoara
Hha
Daverived
Dante the
Board of Ora
Bait Ley
Josepu T. Elliott
Preakdent
Fred J. Macsee
Bosra of Public Works
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East Buffalo Live
Scrippe Menac Presa Association
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War Department
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Asingan & Co
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Mike
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Hanly
Indiana Statehouse
Vergennes, Ill
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Peerless Bryan
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