Wall-St. Stocks Open With Mixed Gains in Cash Market
New York stocks opened calmer with early gains for Union Pacific and St Paul, while Amalgamated copper jumped before retreating. D H fluctuated, Smelting rose slightly, New York Central remained weak, and overall activity stayed moderate with a cash market tone. By hour end most early gains faded yet the tone stayed steady and closing prices showed fractional gains.
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United
New York
Union Pacific
St. Paul
Amalgamated
New York Central
Live Stock Market Prices In Indianapolis Auction Report
Indianapolis stock market notes October 26 show hog prices rising to a top of 6.20 per cwt while cattle and sheep markets hold steady. Entries include various steers and heifers by weight, with bulls and calves listed. hogs range from light to heavy, and sheep and lambs show broad price spreads.
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Indianapolis
City Grain Prices and Stocks Report
Grain market update shows bid offers for wheat oats and rye with firm and steady tones. Listings include No 2 red wheat near $1.00 to $1.14 per bushel through billing and October to December futures. White and yellow corn prices range around 62 to 63 cents for various grades with modest through billing adjustments. Oats firm to mixed prices from 48 to 50 cents per bushel across grades.
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Hiag
Timothy
Havy
Cincinnati Live Stock Market Report
Cincinnati market recap from United Press shows cattle receipts quiet with calves steady, hog receipts up 19 cents at 36.19 to 37.15, sheep steady with extras around 5.00, and lambs to 6.75 to 7.00 for good to choice.
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Cincinnati
United Press
Sheen
Pittsburg Live Stock Cattle and Hog Markets Report
United Press dispatch from Pittsburg dated October 26 notes a fair cattle supply with slow market demand. Prime and choice cattle fetch 6.10 to 6.25, good cattle 5.40 to 5.70. sheep and lambs show light supply with slow sale, prime wethers around 6.03, lambs 4.50 to 7.00. hog receipts include primes 6.20 to 6.25, medium and heavy 6.15 to 6.20, light 6.00 to 6.10, pigs 5.75 to 6.00 and roughs about 5.70.
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Sean Geht
Pittsburg
United Press
New York Produce Prices Reported for Pork Lard Butter and Cheese
New York market notes show pork meas at 16.25 to 17.00, lard Western steam spot 8.80 to 8.90, tallow city 6c and country 6 85c, butter extra 2 1 2 percent, finest 27 4c, full cream cheese 1644 16 9e, eggs white fancy 38 4ic.
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New York
United Press
Western
Football game called off by rain at Washington Park
Weather forced the cancellation of the football clash between Manual Training High School and Marion High School at Washington Park on Saturday afternoon.
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Manual Training High School
Marion High School
Washington Park
Grains Rise and Fall on Chicago Market Action
Chicago grain notes show wheat up one cent with mixed North Western curl, December at 9 4 6 to 9 5 c, May 9 5 c. Corn higher, December 57 5 c, May 59 1 4 c, oats up 14 cents, December 50 4 c, May 53 c. Provisions quiet with January pork about 14.77, yard 8.52, ribs 7.70.
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Chicago
New York
Northwestern
Chicago Livestock Quotes With Mixed Cattle Sheep Hogs
Cattle receipts 300 dull and unchanged. Hogs receipts 5009 up five cents. Light hogs 5.55 to 6.10. Rough 5.25 to 3.40. Mixed 3.50 to 6.20. Heavy 5.55 to 10 cents. Pigs 4.40 to 15.00. Sheep receipts 1500 unchanged.
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Chicago
Market Prices From The Wagon Market Report
The listing shows corn prices with 45 60c and 68 72c ranges for old and new. Oats offer Sheaf at $12.00 to $13.00, Shelled oats at $2 per 100 pounds, straw at $7.08, hay varieties Clover at $18.88 to $14.00, mixed at $15.00 to $16.00, and timothy at $15.00 to $17.00.
Ham and Bacon Prices From Historic English Style Markets
The listing shows boiled hams boneless and salted varieties with sugar cures and English style shoulders. Prices referenced include per pound and per hundredweight, noting percentages of sugar cures and smoke levels, with references to dried beef and breakfast bacon.
Indictment developments in Branaugh case unfold
Detroited search follows alias stay at Hotel Cadillac where Branaugh awaited extradition to Indianapolis. Sheriff Clay traced him through Marion and Fort Wayne after Branaugh signed a waiver of extradition. Bond set at 7000 dollars per indictment. Woods and Bell pledged possible bonds.
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Branaugh
Cadillac
Indianapolis
Floyd Woods
Joseph E. Bell
Detroit
Brunaugh
Caplai
Oriental Hotel
O'Connor
Canada
Sheriff Clay
Marion
Wabash
Business Men Not Alarmed
Three weeks the situation will be clarified and money will be plentiful again says Daniel Guggenheim member of Guggenheim Bros smelter magnates in a continuing business outlook.
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Daniel Guggenheim
Guggenheim Bros
Clearing House Votes to Issue Certificates to Halt Cash Drain
New York on October twenty six faces a banking crisis as the clearing house votes unanimously to issue certificates for 75 percent of collateral value. J P Morgan and Treasury Secretary Cortelyou are present with executives from major banks. The move, backed by James Stillman and Andrew Carnegie, aims to prevent runs and is described as a precaution rather than distress. The stock market shows gains while Terminal Bank of Brooklyn suspends. Four Civil War era precedents are cited as context.
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George W. Perkins
J. P. Morgan
Sherr
Clearing House
Secretary of the Treasury
Corte
Terminal Bank of
Brooklyn
Andrew Carnegie
Europe
New York
Better Outlook at Providence
Providence R I Oct 26 At a lengthy meeting the clearing house committee agreed to assist local banks when needed The financial situation is more assuring with confidence rising after Industrial Trust company paid out nearly 1 500 000 and closed doors at the regular hour Vice President Marden J Perry of Union Trust said things are encouraging and that reopening is likely soon
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Providence
R. L
Clearing House Committee
Industrial Trust Company
Marden J. Perry
Union Trust Company
No Loan on Cotton Stirs Treasury Tug-Of-War
Washington Oct 26 The treasury department refused Congressman Burlesons bid to place 10000 with southern banks to avert cotton price sacrifices and accused Wall Street favoritism The acting secretary told Burleson treasury funds are only a working balance and cotton warehouse receipts as security conflict with treasury policy.
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United Press
Washington
Treasury Department
Burleson
Texan Statesman
Department
Edwards
Treasury
Miss Grey Pleads Guilty to Mail Fraud
Marian Grey a Wisconsin co ed and founder of Elgin s affinity bureau pleaded guilty before Federal Judge Bethea to using the mails to defraud. The court showed sympathy and deferred sentence to the December term. The affinity bureau ceases existence and she retires to obscurity of her former life.
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United Press
Chicago
Marian Grey
University of Wisconsin
Elgin
Affinity Lureau
Bethea
Miss Grey
Affinity Bureau
City council special meeting on Branaugh reward called
President Eppert attempted a Friday council meeting to consider offering a reward for the arrest and return of Harry Branaugh. Only seven members appeared. Brunaugh was arrested in Detroit by Sheriff Clay, leading the council to likely take no action.
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Eppert
Harry Branaugh
Brunaugh
Detroit
Clay
Vegetables and Fruit Price List From Local Market
A list of produce with assorted prices including Dry Onions per bushel ibe White and Red varieties, Cucumbers per dozen, Cabbage per barrel, Cauliflower per dozen, Green Beans per hamper, Tomatoes home grown per bushel, Lima Beans per pound, Lettuce per pound, Navy Beans per bushel, Oranges Valencia per box, Apples Maiden Blush and Duchess, Bananas varieties, Pears Anjou Duchess, Lemons California, Plums Michigan, and other items with varied unit prices. Authorities or locations not specified.
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Navy
Valencia
California
Ile
Duchess
Michigan
Indianapolis Produce Prices Brief
Butter Elgin prints 34c Elgin tubs 2c per pound storte cream 32c country 20c Cheese New York ful cream 1740 Wisconsin full cream 17 17T&cc Eggs Candled 2c at mark Poultry Turkeys live 12c ducks live T%c geese li hens 10c spring chickens 10c roosters 6c
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Indianapolis
Elgin
New York
Wisconsin
Everitt Skips Meeting Amid Equity Charges
J A Everitt former president of the American Society of Equity did not attend a convention meeting on Friday night where charges against former administration members were discussed. He had sought a hearing Friday morning to respond but did not appear and his membership status was questioned though later deemed valid by virtue of his office.
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J. A. Everitt
American Society of Equity
Everitt
City Record births and health notes across the city
The record lists dozens of births with parents and addresses including Tatton Schott Roemick and others, noting girl or boy outcomes. It also lists chronic illnesses such as nephritis gastritis endocarditis and tuberculosis, a few deaths from meningitis and asphyxia, and several marriages and a building permit for a dwelling at 223 North Randolph with value 2600 dollars.
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Henry 8. Robinson
Norton-st
Sarah F. Davis
S. Belmont Ave
John H. Johnson
Eckert-st
Christena Miller
Union-st
Harry Udell
Plot to wreck Miss Gould on western trip revealed
Detectives from the Wabash Missouri Pacific and Frisco railroads uncovered details of a sensational plot to wreck the train carrying Miss Helen Gould and her party on a western trip. The plot emerged after Miss Gould arrived in St Louis on October 15 and moved on to Jonesboro Ark and Fort Leavenworth. Authorities guarded the tracks ahead of her train and a pilot engine was deployed for protection.
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United Press
ST. Louis
Wabash
Missouri Pacific
Frisco
Helen Gould
Miss Gould
Jonesboro
Ark
Fort Leavenworth
E. O. Eames
Samuel E. Allender
Eames
Incorporations Filed for Dittman Oil and Gas and National Furniture
Incorporations filed Saturday show Dittman Oil and Gas of Vincennes with $890,000 capital, listed by W. W. Dittman and four others. National Furniture of Indianapolis appears with $25,000 capital, formed by Harry A. Kahn Nathan A. Kahn and Edward A. Kahn. The Ladies Aid Society of the Second Presbyterian church to hold an all day meeting in church parlors Monday with a 15 cent lunch.
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Secretary of
Dittman Oil and Gas Company
Vincennes
Capital Stock
W. W. Dittman
A. B. Moore
O. L. Davis
G. C. Crouse
E. Cc. Garrity
National Furniture Company
Indianapolis
Harry A. Kahn
Nathan A. Kahn
Edward A. Kahn
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Second Presbyterian Church
Indiana Rail Commission fixes freight rates for road materials
The Indiana Railroad Commission issued an opinion and order on freight rates for road and street materials. It states the scale is fair and non discriminative, explains the commission’s position, and notes 598 miles of highways under contract with 14 counties lacking local supply. It projects demand rising and estimates 700,000 tons moved annually by rail.
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Indiana Railroad Commission
C. V. McAdams
Commission
Morton Memorial Services to Be Held at Fletcher Place
The organizing committee for the Oliver P. Morton memorial services at Fletcher Place M E Church on Sunday afternoon November 38 has chosen Union B Hunt president of the Indiana Railroad Commission to deliver the address. The church choir will sing and Andrew B Smith of the Capital National Bank will perform song numbers. Decorations are managed by Captain C W Wheat. Seats are reserved for soldiers.
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Oliver P. Morton
Fletcherplace
M. E
Union B. Hunt
Indiana Railroad Commission
Andrew B. Smith
Capital National Bank
C. W. Wheat
Demand Colorado mine coal to aid citizens
The United Press report from Pueblo Colorado on October 26 notes a mass meeting where residents urged the state to enter coal mining. Speakers accused the coal trust led by Gould railway interests of hiking prices, calling for gubernatorial action to allow state mining and sale of coal at fair prices. Also announced Fern Leaf ball at the German House on Tuesday October 29 hosted by Capital Council No 276 Y M C A.
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Fern Leaf Club
Capital Council No
Scranton Man Breaks Mirror Then Gets Detained After Bar Incident
Michael Reagan of Scranton Pennsylvania broke a mirror after disagreeing with beer served at Tony’s saloon on East Washington Street. A bystander knocked him down and officers Wilson and Golnisch arrived to detain him. Reagan broke a mirror valued at $300, was arrested, resisted, but later cooperated and went with officers.
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Wilson
Golnisch
Reagan
Washington St
Guardianship fees split among Rhodius attorneys
Attorneys for the George Rhodius guardianship case sought a $6,000 share of a $12,000 court allowance. County Clerk Leonard Quill issued a joint $6,000 check to Henry N. Spaan William Bosson John Claypool and Samuel Ralston, but the distribution method remained unspecified.
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George Rhodius
Leonard Quill
Henry N. Spaan
William Bosson
John Claypool
Samuel Ralston
California for Taft declares senator at White House
Senator Flint said California supports Taft and Roosevelt would gain wide backing if he runs. He expects Roosevelt to stay out, noting Taft clubs are forming rapidly across California as supporters join.
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Ly United Press
Washington
California
Taft
Senator Flint
White House
Roosevelt
Bemis Pleads Guilty In Theft Case At Carbon Hill
Howard Bemis son of a wealthy banker from Carbon Hill Alabama pleaded guilty in criminal court Saturday to stealing 31 dollars from his friend and roommate Ernest Shipe. He was released on a suspended sentence after his father wired funds for his return home. Bemis had been studying at Winona Technical Institute.
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Howard Bemis
Carbon Hill
Ala
Ernest Shipe
Young Bemis
Winona Technical Institute
Shipe
Drowning Case At Spring In Mount Holly New Jersey
The body of Fritz Auer was found in a spring opposite the railroad station in Mount Holly New Jersey. He had a habit of going to the spring for water and authorities believe he stumbled and fell into the muddy water buried beneath three feet. The body was submerged and discovered while standing on his head under the water.
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United Press
Mount Holly
N. J
Fritz Auerwater
Desirable Homes and Investment Properties for Sale
Real estate listings advertise homes with 4 to 9 rooms on streets near 19th and 11st, plus Oxford and Graceland Ave, Bellefontaine, and Keystone Ave. Prices range from 900 to 3,000 dollars with cash or long-term payments. agents Selvage & Co. and Sayles & Co. provide details for properties on Market Street and Cornell Avenue.
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Alvord
19Th Street
Rural
Keystone aAve
Michigan St
Cornell Ave
Mbareridentssa Sayles & CO
Ae E. Market
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Sun
Brunagh
Sherri Clay
Fort Wayne
Harry Brunaugh
Pritchard
Criminal Court
Henry W. Marshall
Western Construction Company
G. W. Baxter
Robert Whaiey
Hooton
Beil
Sangster
Baltimore
Hillside
Keystone
28Th Street
Columbia Avenue
25Th Street
San Ley
Equity Society
Joseph M
Sadie A. Tatton
Ringgold-st
Joseph and
Josephine Schott
Iowast
William and
Anna Roemick
Paul H
Ore Goodman
Minnesota-st
Edward O
Stella York
New Jersey St
Edward A
Bessie M. Cunningham
William D
Mabel K. Springer
Forrest-ave
William C. Ent
Nettie King
Leonard-st
George W
Mona Woodruff
State-ave
N. T
Daisy Jacobs
Charles L. Hendershot
Fern Hagaman
Vance Neel, Jr
Henrietta Morrison
Charles Harris
Willie B. Holman
Strander R. Ruffner
Lillie B. Bruner
Wiliam G. Matthews
N. Randolph
Colorado
Pueblo
Col
State of
Coal Trust
Gould Railway Inter
Michael Reagan
Scranton
Bemis
Illinois
C. F. Sayles & CO
E. Market
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