Wall Street Stocks Drift In Irregular Start
The market opened irregular with declines in Pennsylvania and Reading while Chicago and Reading showed mixed moves. Volume was light in London and bonds steadied as traders watched currency and commodity edges, with cattle hogs and sheep receipts at major centers showing varied prices and slight shifts in value.
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Mere Press Association
New York
Pennsylvania
BORT
Chenapeake & Ohla
Reading
Amd
Steed Sainad
Waira Pachin
Tell
London
A. W. Thomson
Lew
TY La&y
Mexican Central Missouri Pacific
Fenneylvania
Phil & Reading
Union Pacific
Live Stock Market Review Across Indianapolis and Chicago
The report shows hog prices uneven with a lower day average, cattle steady near last week, and sheep firmer but selling slow for lower-grade stock. Grain quotes include wheat No 2 red and corn values, with varied hay prices and active inspections. Chicago receipts give mixed hogs and steady cattle, while East Buffalo markets show steady cattle, firm sheep, and lower hogs.
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Louis
Scrippa-WeHee Freen Association
Pittsburg
scrippe—WeRae Freee Association
Indianapolis
Ste. Hay
Cary Ear
Lear
al Care
OntseNe
Whit Dear
Athy
Fur
Chicago
Kerlupar MeHtne Presa Association
Buffalo
Zehlaher
Choice Lambe
Buffalo writer commits suicide at home
Charles R Gray, a 4% writer for horse journals living in Buffalo, killed himself here by self-inflicted action. The short obituary notes his residence and occupation, with no further details provided in the fragment.
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Buffalo
Charles R Gray
Horse Journals
Chicago grain markets open lower on Monday trading
Chicago markets opened easier as buyers move to the sidelines. Wheat futures fell with December at 1.50, May 78 3 4. corn opened steady to down. oats mixed with December 28 1 2 and May 30 4 3. Provisions down as pork and lard eased. Receipts show wheat 64 cars, oats 288, and one yellow corn note.
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Cincinnati
Scrippa-Meltag Frees Association
Chicago
TAGES
Devemier Cory Chyned
Local Securities Advance on Jowal Stock Exchange
American National stock led morning trading with renewed strength after a muted start. The issue rose on notable buys before a brief retreat, lifting the bid from 1 to 1 1 2, then slipping 3 1 2 percent as momentum faded. Some holders formed a pool to curb selling, while leadership changes at the company weighed on sentiment. Street rates rose modestly as the day closed near yesterday’s levels.
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Jowal Stock Exchange
Piany
Ixbaren
JGF
Wealthang
Jain
Rowdyism in Saloon Case Against Hungarian Keeper
Hungarian saloon keeper Antone Selina at 2h 5 West nt pleaded guilty to selling on a holiday. He was fined with costs after police found liquor in the basement and noted disruptive behavior. Officers reported a Saturday night incident describing a Hungarian as nearly yelled in the place.
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Antone Selina
West Nt
Selina
Boat Shipment Brings $2 Million Gold Cargo to Boston Harbor
A British steamer Arharletam arrived with the largest bullion consignment ever received at the park. Five tons of gold specie valued at $33,000,000 were unloaded from Buenos Ayres to be stored at New York and Boston banks, including the City Bank and Second National Bank.
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Preng Amaorlution
Boston
Maas
Buenos Ayres
Ron
Ity Bank
New York
Second National Bank of Buavon
Party Pleaders in Local Meetings Announced by Parties
Local Democratic speakers including dK McCullough Jones Ben ing Frank Gavin and others will address Marion county gatherings at several venues on Tuesday night with precinct meetings also planned A Noonday sequence features Keyless Lack Atlas engine works Indiama Stove company Pan Handle shops Cilell ladder works Chandler Taylor Dig Four shops Shelby roundhouse Nordyke Marmon Party Manufacturing Co Monday at C Atking Co The Republicans schedule a meeting at 8438 Statest Tuesday night addressed by Bronk McCray Garloy Brewer and others
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Marion County
Roosevelt-ave
Seventeenth-st
Dk McCullough
Jones. Bening
Frank
Gavin
Act For the Wear
Wed- Jeal2y
Keyless Lack Company
Atlas Engine Works
Indiama Stove Company
Pan Handle
Cilell Ladder Works
Chandler & Taylor
Frisday
Shelby
Nordyke & Marmon
Party Manufacturing Co
Atking & Co
Nk Moeching
Alan
Tb Indiannave
Bronk McCray
Garloy Brewer Pul
Negro Blocked Lawyers Game in Court
Charlie Cannon, described as an old fashioned negro, faced Judge Fremont Attard in criminal court on a theft charge involving old clothing from Wolf Davis and William Edwards. Cannon denied the theft and used sharp cross examination to deflect, claiming witnesses would testify to his prior conduct while asking for more time. The prosecutor struggled to press a criming line as the defense showcased wit.
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Charlie Cannon
Fremont Attard
Claiial Court
Wolf Davis
William Edwards
Cannon
Taslor Groninger
Tiles Alferd
Farmer Vote 13 A Mystery
A fragmented speech laments corporate influence in elections. The speaker argues against party control by corporations and pledges to fight for candidates nominated by petition, warning that only an independent movement could offer relief if both parties submit to corporate power. The text cites New York and references sums like 266.00 in a tenuous historical context.
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New York
Red banners ignite new campaign tactics on New York streets
Hundreds marchers carry red banners to signal a campaign push with socialist and reformist vibes. Hearst papers urge fund appeals and warn rivals to expect opposition as Cortelyou and Woodruff anchor efforts. A Springfield controversy over a McKinley monument speech prompts governors to defend or deny receipt of funds.
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Sevipre-Meliar Press
Anacciation
New York
Get. M
Sama
Euateside
Awburnastath
Herrst
Barkel
Hearst
Woodruft
George B. Cortelyou
Cortelyous
Wooodruft
Desperate shot kills wanted man in Richmond county
A desperado, William Turner, described as dangerous, was shot and killed by Deputy George A. Him in Richmond County last night while resisting arrest. Turner faced a robbery warrant at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serine Veers
Richmond
William Turner
Tax County
George A. Him
Wheritt
Turner
Imperial marriage law set to affect religious rites
In St Peters burg on October 2 an imperial decree published in the Official Messengers provides for civil marriages. The new law will influence the relations of Maxim Gorky and Mme Andrelon, among many objecting to religious rites, signaling a broader impact on church and civil unions.
Bryan in Home State Tour Heads Toward Election Day
Lincoln, Oct 30. Bryan arrives in Nebraska this afternoon for a speaking tour expected to cover at least eight towns over two days. The Democratic campaign committee plans a rapid schedule ahead of election day.
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Scrippa-Mieliae Breas
Amivcemsenes
Lincoln
Bryan
Nebraska
Separate Japanese Schools Case Tests City Law Adherence
San Francisco school officials pursue compliance with California law over proposed segregated Japanese student facilities. Board faces opposition from activists while ministers and university leaders react to the legality and implications of the plan.
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Aerinos-MeTine Press Associating
Han Francisco
Cal
Enite
Heensure
Pruitt Schiels
Alan Salmn
Benjamin Ide Wheeler
University of Californian
Roosevelt
Meleall Hep
Halloween Patrol Promises Tighten Parade Night
Police will deploy both day and night forces Wednesday to curb mischief at Hale Halloween. Property protection and crowd control are emphasized as Chief Metager aims to prevent disorder seen in past scares. Conduct on streets will be restricted. girls in men’s clothing may be arrested.
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Haleloween
Metager
Put Off Arguments In Court Case Over City Hall Coliseum
Judge Henry Clay Allen notified attorneys that he once presided in related cases. Counsel Tad Dean, Joseph Conk and others sought to enjoin building a city hall and coliseum on the market house lot. Attorney Frederick Maison moved to delay the suit to a later date.
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Cver
Henry Clay Allen
Coliseum
Tad Dean
Joseph Conk
Ely
Alte
Frederick
Maison
Boy steals bicycle in bleak jail visit tale
Willie Bearham, a young boy, borrowed a bicycle and was found at a store on Prospect Street. He cried and begged not to be sent back, confessing to prior pressing while in reform school at Matfield. He faces six more years after release on good behavior.
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Willie Bearham
Lornkey
Tuenday
Uwever
IID
Beralman Tieckman
Prospect St
Kru
Mathey
Nellie
Wille
Mathew
Mlatnield
Wile
Chon
Lit
Sle
Temptation
Hin
SZ Prospect
Shippers Push for Lower Freight Schedule Action
Vandalia's offered rates displeased shippers and a new effort to cut charges will be tried. A conference of railroad men and shippers with the railroad commissions met to revise state freight classification. No definite schedule was agreed, and a committee from Indianapolis Fort Wayne and Richmond was named to draft a new scale. Sugar prices also noted changes in New York markets.
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Vandalia
G. G Grima
J. Keavy
Indianapolis
W. C. Ramet
Ter
Fort Wayne
B. B. Johnson
Richmond
New York
Ehibs
Ithe State
Ube
Murdered with dagger on steps in Norfolk case
Edmund Bray confronted Alien Boone on the steps to Boone s wife s home in Norfolk Virginia. Boone died from a dagger wound while Bray was taken to a truth. The report states Bray killed Boone and was later jailed. A separate item reports a colored coachman Clifford Hone found guilty of perjury in a Pittsburg divorce case.
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Serippastictine Prean Axsuctarios
Norfolk
Edmund Bray
Alien Boone
Boone
Pittsburg
Clifford Hone
Hartjo
Illinois Well Best in World
Robinson residents told Mayor Buckwalter they have gas to Bell from a 9 million foot gusher. J. H. Robert of Venired O and Gax Co. says company owns a Ray Well near Hobie Ron Indiana that furnishes 90,000 public feet of gas daily. Central Oil and Gas Co. directors held a meeting on prospects to supply Indianapolis with natural gas.
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Central OW Finding Company
Troifannparts
Twenty Three Drown Amid Channel Collision
Ostend reports 23 sailors drowned when the German steamer Herman, en route from Antwerp to the Mediterranean, collided with a four-masted ship in the English Channel and sank. The collision occurred during heavy traffic, and rescue efforts are underway as authorities confirm the loss of life.
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Scrippe-MeHoe Press Association
Ostend
Rylainia
Petanis
Herman
Antwerp
Mediterranean
Indianapolis Public Works approves assessment rolls for street improvements
Notices dated October 1908 announce the Board of Public Works approves assessment rolls for improvements along Tipion Street and North East Street with cement sidewalks 5 feet wide, curbing, inlets, and lawn grading. Remonstrances date Wednesday October 11, 1903, and again November 14, 1908, are set for hearing by the Board.
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Department OF Public Works
Office of the Board
Court Ioute
Indianapolis
Ind
Board of Public Works
Indiana
Tipion Street
Iillside Avenue
Sonth Ae
Ike Street
NE Etreert
Board of Public Works of
Sald City
Joseph T. Elliott
A ED J. Back
Board of Public Works Department OF Public Worth Office of the Board
Court House
Board of Public
Pratt Street
Ashland Avenue
Reet
Fulton Street
Forth
ST. Clair Street
Fowler Street
Property Ne
Property Inc
E Street
Pratt Cb
First Alley
F Street
Board of
Puble Works
Anid
Indianapotta
Bald City
Treston C. Trubler
Fred J
Beerd
Public Works Advertises Major Indianapolis Improvements
The Board of Public Works of Indianapolis announces notices for several city improvements including brick paving on Virginia Avenue from Maryland Street to New Jersey Street, and a series of alley and street enhancements on First Alley West of Tennessee Street, First Alley North of Clair Street, and surrounding corridors. Public hearings set for November 7 1901 with bids and mandatory bonds required.
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Department OF Plreic Works
Court Hovis
Indianapolis
Ind
Intian Apolix
Tod
Tts Attley
Virginia
Maryland Street
Delaware Street
New Jersey Street
CMG
Louisiana Street
Tata
Board of Public Works
Tornet
Tollanauslis
Indiana
Joseph T. Elliott
Preston ¢. Trusler
Fred J. Mack
Department OF Public Works Room
Court Tin Raom
Court Wa Qctaner
Te Board of Pubic Works
Indianapulia
Tenth Street
Northeas
Indiana Avenue
Plana
Washington Boulevard
Center
Thirty-Fourth Street
Alabama Street
Pall Creek
Towit
Warhington Boulevard
Wary
Cty
Tachnoapalis
Said
Pnnile Improvementa
Indianapolia
Famagen
Joseph, Elliott
Preston C. Frasler
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Tate
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Mass
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Rowe
Washington Street
Curt Vine
Ton Amey
Panker Avenue
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Heppert US Ten
Assactiubetta Avenue
Strocta and
Steys
Fletcher &Vexue
Penington Avenue
Fercbs
Board of Publi Works
Anid City
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Board
Juart Heure
Indianapalis
Trbanapalis
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University. Avenue
Board of Pupile Works
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Hank Avenue
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Carbine
Evra
Wenty-First Street
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