Wall-St. Stocks Open Irregular With Union Pacific Lead
New York Oct 21 Stocks opened irregular with Union Pacific rising from 109% to 113% on strong buying tied to expected plan for distributing treasury assets. Hill stocks plus Northern Pacific Great Northern advanced, Reading St. Paul Northwest joined gains while industrials mixed and government bonds steady. Afternoon trading saw a sharp decline as rumors of withdrawing deposits triggered broad market weakness.
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New York
U. P
Colorado
Southern Pacific
St. Paul
Anaconda
Atchison
Reading
Steel
Union Pacific
Treasury
Harriman
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Northwest
Union
Stock Exchange
Livestock Prices and Receipts at Indianapolis Market
Live stock receipts totaled 5,500 hogs with hog prices steady and $6.20 top. Cattle were strong while sheep and lambs held steady. Steers, heifers, cows, calves, bulls and pigs show varied classes with price ranges listed, including good to choice and common to medium grades across weights from 600 to 1,900 pounds. The report records buyers’ demand and breadth of trading in the Indianapolis market.
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Indianapolis
Grain price report with mixed bids and inspections
Market notes show wheat and corn bids through billing with various No. 2 red and white grades. Prices range from fractional cents to about $2.60 per unit, plus timothy hay bids and rye readings. Inspectors tally numerous cars by grade with totals for wheat corn oats hay and mixed categories.
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Timothy
Hay—Choice
Cincinnati Live Stock Markets Report
United Press dispatch from Cincinnati notes cattle receipts at 6000 with dull demand and prices from 3.95 to 15.20 for shippers, calves at 8.25, hog receipts 3600 up five cents with good to choice hogs at 6.35 to 16.40, sheep receipts 700 steady with extras at 5.00 and lambs at 7.00.
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United Press
Cincinnati. O
Market Prices Reported For Pork Lard Butter And Eggs
New York October 31 price listing shows Pork Mess at 16.75 to 17.00, Lard Western steam at 3.80 to 3.89, Tallow City at 6 cents, country 65 to 80 cents, Dressed Poultry unchanged, Butter Creamery extra at 27 cents, Eggs White fancy 38 to 42 cents, Western firsts 42 cents, Cheese full cream 16 to 16 %% cents.
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New York
Western Steam
Pittsburg Live Stock Market Summary
Pittsburg Pa October 3 cattle supply was light and the market slow with prime cattle at 5.40 to 5.70 and choice 5.75 to 6.00. Sheep and lambs showed fair supply and slow trade with prime wethers 5.25 to 5.40 and lambs 4.50 to 6.60. Hogs receipts were about 10 loads with higher prices. frame heavy hogs 6.45 to 6.50, mediums 6.40 to 6.45, light yorkers around 6.20 to 6.30, and pigs 5.90 to 6.06.
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Pittsburg
York
Wheat Leads Wild Chicago Grain Entrants in Opening
Chicago markets opened erratic with wheat as the leader. December wheat traded around 96 97 1/4 cents and May near 1.04 to 1.05 dollars. Corn rose fractionally with December at about 58 1/4 and May at 59 cents. Oats gained about 1 to 1 1/4 cents with December near 49 1/4 and May around 51 1/4. December wheat closed at 96 3/4, May 1.04 1/4. No 2 red winter 97 1/4. December corn 58 1/4, May steady. No 3 yellow 60. December oats 49 1/4, May 52 1/4. No 3 white 48.
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Chicago
Chicago Market Egg Butter Cheese Prices Report
Chicago market report lists prime eggs at 24 1 2 cents, extra butter at 24 1 2 cents, Twins cheese at 14 3 4 cents, Young Americas license. Live poultry prices show turkeys 14 to 17 cents, chickens 8 to 9 1 2 cents, springs 10 cents, ducks 9 1 2 cents, geese per dozen from 6.00 to 9.00 dollars.
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Chicago
Americas
Cattle and hog markets rise with light receipts in East Buffalo
East Buffalo NY October 31 cattle receipts about 150 remained steady with veals in a 3.75 to 7.10 range. Sheep and lambs receipts 6,000 up. lambs 5.00 to 6.75, yearlings 5.50 to 7.75, sheep 2.70 to 6.75. Hogs receipts 3,400 up 5 to 10 cents. Yorkers 6.20 to 6.40, pigs 6.10 to 6.15, mixed and heavier 6.45 to 6.55, roughs 5.50 to .80.
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United Press
East Buffalo
N. Y
Variety Market Prices for Fresh Produce and Fruits
A catalog of produce prices lists items from dry onions to watermelons with per bushel per crate and per dozen rates. Notable entries include cucumbers at $1.00 per dozen, cabbage by barrel, celery at $2.70 per crate, oranges at $5.50 per box, and lemons and California plums with multiple unit terms.
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Michigan
Valencia
Duchess
California
Local Produce Prices in Brief Across Items
Indianapolis Produce lists butter at 32c Elgin tubs 1c state cream 3c country 1c. Cheese shows New York full cream 17c Wisconsin full cream 17c. Eggs Candied 26c at mark 2c. Poultry prices list live turkeys 12c ducks T c geese 5c hens 9c spring chickens 9c rootsers 6c.
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Indianapolis
New York
Wisconsin
Meats and Lard Prices From Local Market Listing
The listing shows various meat and lard prices including hams sugar cured at 134 16 percent, boiled hams boneless at 20 GX B22c, bacon smoked at 19c 144c dry salt 8A1356c, breakfast bacon sugar cured at 134 21c, dried beef 16% 1914c, shoulders English style 114% 12c sugar cured 104 110c, fresh pork loins 124% 15c dressed hogs 9 14 10c, skinned shoulders 10c tenderling 24c, hams 131c, fresh beef native steers 9%4c western steers 7144 8c native heifers 7% 8c native cows 54 6c steer fores 7c steer hinds ilc native steer ratthers 6c, fresh veal carcasses 84 11%ec hind quarters 4c saddles 1444c, fresh mutton lambs 2c legs ltée racks short 4c racks long 16c mutton stew 4c, sausage fresh pork 11 11c wiener frankfurter 9c knausage 9c bologna 7 8%4c smoked 9%, lard 10% 11%4.
Market Report Prices for Corn Oats Straw and Hay
Wagon Market reports corn at 47 to 50 cents for new and 68 to 72 cents for old. Sheaf oats at 13 dollars to 14 dollars. Shelled oats at 51 cents. Straw at 37 to 8 dollars. Hay varieties Clover 13 to 14 dollars mixed 15 to 16, Timothy 15 to 17 dollars.
Indianapolis attorney John B Sherwood dies at Deaness hospital
John B. Sherwood a well known Indianapolis attorney died at Deaness hospital Thursday morning after a fall a week earlier. He sustained hip injuries and likely internal injuries led to his death. He practiced corporate law from Indianapolis and had real estate dealings recently. Survived by widow Grace Gaston Sherwood and daughter Martha. Born in Indiana 1853, lived 15 years in Indianapolis, previously in England and Lafayette. He had offices in the State Life building and once played a key role in a Virginia suit involving Indiana and Michigan financiers.
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John B. Sherwood
Indianapolis
Deaconess
Mr. Sherwood
State Life Building
Indiana
England
Lafayette
Ind
Chicago
Sherwood
Virginia
Michigan
United States
Grace Gaston Sherwood
George B. Gaston
Martha
Schooner Arglo Saxon Driven Ashore Near Sun Rock
Nome Alaska October 31 The schooner Arglo Saxon with a fourteen person crew was driven ashore at Sun Rock today and total wreck reported Lifesavers rescued the crew after several hours of battle with heavy seas and surf
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United Press
Nome
Alaska
Sun Rock
Indiana Clubs Elect Kinsey Leader At State Federation
Delegates at the Indiana State Federation of Clubs session unanimously re elected Mrs. Sarah P. Kinsey of Valparaiso as president. The gathering at the Denison Hotel featured reports on forestry and education, with addresses from A. T. Boisen and Rabbi Morris Feuerlicht, and a long register of clubwomen from across the state.
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Sarah P. Kinsey
Valparaiso
Indiana State Federation of Clubs
Denison
Sor
Grace Julian Clarke
Indianapolis
Sabra Ann Fralick
Charles Griffing
General Federation
Virginia Meridith
Cambridge City
F. A. Hayes
Greencastle
James M. Waugh
Crawfordsville
Cora C. Barnett
Ryell T. Miller
Music Committee
Industrial and Child Labor Committee
Home Economics Committee
Pure Food Committee
John B. Elam
Indiana Girls’ School
William C. Ball
Indiana
F. A. Cotton
A. T. Boisen
United States Forest Service
Morria M. Feuerlicht
State Federation of Clubs
Denigon
Rabbi Feuerlicht
Labor factions clash over rail union bids in Indiana
The Amalgamated Association of Trainmen and the United Brotherhood of Interurban Trainmen face off as tentative pacts are prepared with Indiana Union Traction officials. Brotherhood vows to act only after elected officers and an executive board. A referendum yielded 41 members pledging to join, with 3 opposing votes.
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Amalgamated Association of Trainmen
United Brotherhood of Interurban Trainmen
Indiana Union Traction Company
Brotherhood of Trainmen
Amalgamated Association
Interurban
Notable criminal trials slated in November in court
Several high profile trials are expected in November. The Schowmeyer murder case will be heard early in the month followed by the Harry Rouse bribery case involving a city councilman and street paving firm dealings. Later, trials tied to the Indiana Stag club gambling investigation are anticipated with multiple indictments.
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Schowmeyer
Harry Rouse
Indiana Stag Club
Sailors Rescued After 48 Hours at the Pumps
United States dispatches report Captain Richard Foote his wife and six sailors from the Dutch barque Laven Romendt were landed in New York by the Italian steamship San Giovanni after 48 hours of toil at the pumps as the vessel neared sinking. Separately five crewmen from the waterlogged schooner Foam were rescued by the steamship Ossalowa following a rough voyage from Brunswick Georgia.
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New York
Richard Foote
Laven Romendt
Ossalowa
Brunswick
New City Map Shows Indianapolis Paving Details
A newly released map shows the paving plan for Indianapolis, prepared by city engineers Jacob Loeper and Harry. The document designates paving sections and marks the streets to be paved under the ongoing project.
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Indianapolis
Jacob Loeper
Harry F
City Record entries list births deaths and properties
The page lists dozens of births and ages with addresses, several deaths with causes such as dementia pneumonia and tuberculosis, and multiple dwelling remodelings with stated values. Names include Albert Angrich Anna Ladewig Sylvenna Haggard Florence Cooper and many others alongside properties at 149% Central 2407 E Tenth and 395 Cornelius avenue.
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Albert
Anastasia Ahlders
Chestnut-st
Julius
Anna Angrich
Fenneman-st
Millie Ladewig
Madison-ave
Tra C
Sylvenna Haggard
Barth-ave
Wm. L
Florence Cooper
S. Meridian-st
Otto
Maggie Hook
Charles St
Wiliam F
Armella Nolte
Singleton-st
Carl and
Nora Shimer
S. Warmanave
William M
Sophis Schumacher
N. Meridian-st
Joe and
Ora Arnold
Mill-st
Wiliam E
Blanch Allen
Cornell Ave
H. P. Lieber
Central
Alonzo D. Lun
Jalan-st
W. ©. Scull
Cornelius Ave
E. O. Campbell
E. Tenth
Ed Whitaker
Wiliam St. Clair
Dollar Savings Bank Names Receiver After Death of Officials
Akron Ohio October 31 Joseph Dangel president of the Dollar Savings bank appointed receiver to liquidate the bank. The cashier and treasurer Fred A Boron killed themselves last Sunday. It is expected depositors will be paid dollar for dollar.
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Akron
Joseph Dangel
Dollar Savings, Bank
Fred A. Boron
Cleveland Mayoral Campaign Sees Arrests Over Registration
Cleveland Ohio news notes 15 warrants issued for illegal registration as mayoral race heats up. Grand jury indicts John Stanley, general manager of Cleveland Electric Railway, on witness tampering charges. Democrats accuse campaign motive. Stanley posts bail.
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Cleveland, CO
Cleveland
John Stanley
Cleveland Electric Railway
Stanley
Burton
Captain Acquitted in Federal Court San Francisco
Captain Christian Klengenberg of the Whaler Olga has been acquitted in federal court for the killing of Jack Paul, his chief engineer, during a Bering Sea voyage two years ago. Klengenberg testified he acted to prevent Paul from murdering himself and his family.
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United Press
San Francisco
Christian Klengenberg
Olga
Jack Paul
Bering Sea
Kleneenberg
Paul
Chariton Cashier Ends Life With Morphine
R Crockers, cashier of the First National Bank of Chariton Iowa, shot himself with morphine and died. He left a note stating he could no longer bear his burdens. An investigation will determine whether his accounts are in order.
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Des Moines
MF. R. Crockers
First National Bank of
Walker Wins $2,000,000 in Wheat Pit Bears Market
Chicago October 31 J Brandt Walker won $2,000,000 in the wheat pit, all from bulls. He is a prominent bear in Wall Street, reputed to have made millions on the bear side of the stock market recently.
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Br Ulnited Press
Chicago
J. Brandt Walker
Wallest
Joseph Wineman Dies After Illness at Irvington
Joseph Wineman of Irvington died Thursday at 10 in the morning after a paralytic attack that left him insane. He was taken to the Mount Jackson insane hospital. A member of the First Friends church, he worked as a clerk in a Washington Street dry goods store and is survived by a widow.
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Joseph Wineman
Irvington
Mr. Wineman
Mount Jackson
Wineman
First Friend's Church
Death Toll Rising After Vladivostok Battle
In Vladivostok the clash between loyal forces and mutineers left nearly 100 dead. The fighting occurred on both land and sea, with casualties reported among sailors and troops yesterday.
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United Press
ST. Petersburg
Vladivostok
Incorporations Filed For Local Companies In Indiana
The secretary of state records show several articles of incorporation filed on Thursday. Wolf Automobile of Muncie with $10,000 capital stock lists H. H. Wolf O. F. Raymond and R. W. Williams as incorporators. Gauntt Manufacturing of Fort Wayne with $35,000 capital stock lists F. S. Gauntt J. D. Lewis and P. F. Dixon as directors. Fort Wayne Power with $410,000 capital stock lists F. H. Cutshall W. H. Schmidt and S. L. Morris Jr. as directors. Banner Glass of Shirley filed notice of final dissolution. Evansville Railway authorized $500,000 in preferred stock.
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Wolf Automobile Company
Muncie
H. H. Wolf
0. F. Raymond
R. W. Williams
Gauntt Manufacturing Company
Fort Wayne
Capital
F. 8. Gauntt
J. D. Lewis
P. F. Dixon
Fort Wayne Power Company
F. H. Cutschall
FY. H. Schmidt
8S. L. Morris, Jr
Banner Glass Company
Shirley
Evansville Railway Company
Life term for Whitinger ruled against the state
James Whitinger was sentenced to life in Michigan City prison for killing Clarence Summerfield after a drink fueled dispute. He confessed the motive was to gain the horse and buggy, was captured days later near Crawfordsville, and the case prompted a remand on related charges. The Terre Haute Brewing Company case was reversed for failure to state indictable charges.
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Michigan City
Whitinger
Summerfield
Danville
Crawfordsville
Verling Helm Dead in Kobe Japan
Verling Helm died in Kobe, Japan from pleurisy. The Wabash Indiana native had led Young Men's Christian Association work in Japan, earning international recognition, and earlier headed college Y M C A work in Indiana.
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Wabash Ind
Verling Helm
Kobe
Japan
Young Men's Christian Association
College Y. M. C. A
Indiana
Prison for Life Upheld in Henry County Murder Case
The supreme court affirmed the Henry county circuit court ruling overruling a new trial motion for Frank Thurman convicted of first degree murder. He was sentenced to life imprisonment for placing rough on rats in a coffee pot at Reuben Bailey's home on January 27, 1908, leading to Bailey's death the next day. a written confession was used against Thurman and the motion claimed the confession was secured by threats.
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Henry County Circuit Court
Frank Thurman
Thurman
Reuben Bailey
Henry County
Bailey
Cars to Cross Bridge in W Michigan Line
Street cars will run in a new routing over Blake street and the new White river bridge to Michigan street within days. The Bismarck avenue line stays on the old W Washington street and Bank avenue route to Michigan street, while the Bank avenue line has been extended to Michigan street. During construction the tracks extended to Michigan street west of the river.
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Blake-st
White River
Michigan-st
Bismarck-ave
W. Washington-st
Bank-ave
Bank Ave
Murderess Hanged in St Petersburg Execution
Special to The Sun reports Mlle. Ragozinnikova, who on October 3% killed Gen. Maximoffsky, director of the department of prisons, ministry of the interior, was hanged today in St Petersburg.
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ST. Petersburg
Ragozinnikova
Maximoffsky
Department of Prisons
Ministry of the Interflor
Weekly Health Report for Indianapolis Diseases
Weekly health report covers contagious diseases and deaths in Indianapolis for the week ending October 27, 1907. It lists figures and locations, noting outbreaks and mortalities across wards and hospitals in the city.
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Indianapolis
Tried to wreck train near Kittanning
Disclosures show two attempts last night to wreck and ditch the Buffalo express 16 miles from Kittanning Pennsylvania. Warden M F Alberts encountered a small pile of ties and later found a larger pile on the tracks. He warned the engineer who halted the train and preserved the obstruction until detectives arrived.
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Kittanning
Buffalo Express
M. F. Alberts
Alberts
Mail thief nabbed at Notre Dame post office
South Bend Indiana October 31 Cliffora Blanchard a mail messenger was caught removing letters with remittances to focal remedy companies from a mill sack bound for the Notre Dame post office. He confessed to two weeks of thefts, and authorities found 460 dollars in currency and 30 dollars in stamps on him.
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South Bend
Ind
Cliffora Blanchard
Crabille
Focal Remedy
Notre Dame
Telegrapher Strike May End Tonight In Chicago
United Press reports definite steps to end the telegraphers' strike. The executive committee at national headquarters awaits the nine men in New York to confer with company officials. If the report is not favorable, locals will be ordered to vote on ending the strike tonight.
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Chicago
National Headquarters
New York
Federal grand jury to hear witnesses in indecency letters case
United Press report from Bedford Indiana says United States Marshal Martin is summoning witnesses to appear before the federal grand jury in Indianapolis next week. The investigation follows letters sent to women teachers by an unknown sender prompting the inquiry.
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United Press
Bedford
Ind
United States
Martin
Federal Grand Jury
Indianapolis
Navy chief urges wider Panama Canal to fit battleships
Secretary Metcalf recommends widening the Panama Canal from 100 to 110 feet in response to a War Department request. The proposal reflects the larger size of battleships since the canal plans were drawn.
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United Press
Washington
Metcalf
Panama Canal
Oliver
Fountain Erected in Memory of Nathan Morris
The Nathan Morris memorial fountain will be placed at the center of the space between Park and Massachusetts avenues and Walnut Street. It honors Nathan Morris who died in a house fire on North Alabama Street. Estimated cost about $1000.
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Nathan Morris Memorial
Park and
Massachusetts Aves
Walnutst
Nathan Morris
N. Alabamast
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