Wall Street Stocks Move On Mixed Tone In September
The New York stock market opened irregular as Reading and Atchison lagged, Union Pacific fell, Amalgamated Copper rose, and North Western edged up while St Paul Southern Pacific Steel and Sugar held firm. Politics influenced trading with Hearst influence cited on Inter Metropolitan Boat and Consolidated Gas. Volume was light with few notable moves, London buying about 16 000 shares. Government bonds unchanged.
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Rerippa-WeHar Treen Association
New York
Reading
Atchiver
Unine Pacific Joels
Anucomile
North & Western
St. Paul
Pacife
Steel
Hearst
Buffalo
Generalist
Wutaldo
London
Live Stock Market Reports From Indianapolis and Cities
The hog market weakened by about five cents as local packers influenced the day ending lower than the general market. Prices ranged from 6.70 to 6.80 with most sales around 6.85, while wheat and corn futures showed mixed movement in Chicago and Cincinnati markets. Hog and sheep receipts varied across cities, with bids and weight classes noted, and price ranges reported for beef cattle, calves, and lambs. Major exchanges included Indianapolis, Chicago Live Stock, Cincinnati Live Stock, and New York Produce.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Entiie
Aheep
Chelee
Yeauting
Local Securities Renewal readjusts on eluck exchange
This morning the local exchange saw renewed quotations with sharp advances aiding critics that current figures miss true market value. Several stocks rose, including American Central up points, Bell common one, Capitol National two, Climax Coffee five to a new high, and others. One sale occurred: ten shares of Cajon Traction at 93.
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Eluck
Cnre
Aaruce
Antrican Central
Bell Common
Capitol National
Climax Coffee
Iia
Home Brewing
Indiana Trust
Indianapolis Fire
Marion Trust
Mezehupte Hear & Light
Tete
Phone
Cajon Trust
van Camp Pfa
Broad Ripple
Union Traction Common
Cajon Tracsian Btd
Amer
Central Life Inn, Co
American National Bank
Nt Avian Engine Works Ltd
Keron Wea
Coital Nation Bank We LD
Central Trust Company
Pinzene’ Savings Deposit Co
Climax Coffee & Lab
Pow. Ca
Trnal Bank
Calumbig
Foemare
Ederal Union Sittets
Wab
Trac. Co
Oo Home Brewing Company Iala Ind. Hower Co
Mu’ Ue
Thollana. National Bank
Indiana Title Guar. & Loan Ca
Indiana Trust Co
Indiana Union Traction Co
Indianapolis
Unns
Martinsville RT Co
Indianapolia Fire Inn Co
Panple
People’s
Porriljeer Pet Anven & Co
Ae Security
Trim Co
Vagian National Bank Teins de Union Syreetion
Ensen Feist
Camp Hardware Co
Vandalla Cea) Co
Riprie
Citzens Street Railroad
Infleng Hotel Co
Indiana Union Traction
Colum. & Southern
Indianapolis & Ciestern Br
Greenfield R. & Ate
Martihnsyi
Oryndnis
Northern Traction
Indianapolis Surect Railway
Termine
Indianapolis Water Co
Hey
KM. & W. Traction
Merchants’ H. & L. Co
Ge. SI
St Louis Livestock Market Receipts Report
ST LOUIS Sept. 25 Receipts show cattle and calves with mix of packers buyers for cows and heifers feeder cattle and stockers. Figures include totals around 790 stockers and feeders with varying bids. terms and prices appear as scattered figures from local markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
ST Lovie
IFNZ
Sam
Ons
Bette
SM A
Texas Miner
East Buffalo Live Stock Market Report
East Buffalo XNI market notes for Sept 3 show cattle with steers at 5.0 to 5.0 per cwt and cows around 2754.20, bulls and stockers listed. milch cows and springers included. Sheep receipts at 7.001 marker with steady demand for choice lambs. hog receipts 9 noted with stronger demanda for mixed packers and heavy grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kuyippn-McHae Press Association
CHI AG
Prine Heeves
Glens
East Buffalo
Seti
Sakata
Pearson Estate Probate Granted in Tuesday Hearing
Dr. Hauin D. Pearson, widow of Tate John H. Pearson, qualified in probate court on Tuesday and filed an estate bond of 32,000 with attorneys Horses Smith and Pred Dickwop ay shetics. No will has been filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearson
Dre. Hauin D. Pearcon
Rae Tate
John H. Pearson
Caurt
Tuertay
Benny
Progressive Spirituallet Ladies to Meet at Pastor's Home
The Ladies of the Progressive Spirituallet church will gather for a social at pastor Mrs Annis Thromieen’s residence 712 East Géorgiant on Wednesday afternoon and evening. Refreshments will be served and a welcome extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annis Thromieen
Pittsburg Live Stock Market Report
Pittsburg pennsylvania September 2 cattle supply fair slow with prime red hogs steady to 85 cents per hundred weight. Sheep supply steady with prime wethers around 5.60 to 5.75. Heavy and light hogs price ranges and odd lots noted with general market softness.
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Pittsburg
York
Death of a Hero in Park Rescue Duty
West Alanta gave his life trying to shield children at Wone Herland park. Officer Went sustained critical injuries after a blond rioter struck him near St Vincent's hospital. He died from internal wounds while the brave officer attempted to save youngsters, leaving a single man at 224 and 2260 Valla-ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alanta West
Wone Herland Park
Drain
Aperia
St. Vincent's Hospital
Officer
Ono
West-wan
CHICAGO GRAIN PRICES SLIGHTLY HIGHER ON WHEAT AND CORN
Chicago grain markets showed modest strength with wheat futures for September and December advancing slightly and corn futures climbing for September and December. Oats remained mixed and hog products steady, while pork and lard quotes reflected steady demand.
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Chicago
Ner
Nas White
Democratic conference names key Indiana figures
Prominent Democrats from across Indiana met with State Chairman W. HL rner and the State Democratic committee. The Cox-Zener case was discussed and plans for a campaign were set, with attendees including Zener, Berndon, Scatt, Fawerd Muller, Hanson, and others. Hanly's Tipton speech was among subjects under consideration.
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W. HL Rner
Ilmnors
Cerydons
Daeper
Pixon
North Vernon
Levi Scatt
New Albany
Fawerd Muller
Fort, Wayne
Thomas Hanson
Sew
Arhangs TV
Partune
Jefersonvale
Mark Frozen
Peottabars
Mary Cornick
Columbus
Cy Tavisne Blonnilel
Ken
Hanly
Tipton
Hearst Drives Toward Historic Nomination in Nomination Fight
In Buffalo Sept Hearst supporters push for his nomination as party leader analysis signals may hinge on convention maneuvers. Key figures include Charles Murphy Sulzer and Jerome with Nixon named temporary chair. speculation swirls around a three man convention slate to govern naming governors and state officers.
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Scrippe
Hue Perens
Buffalo
X_ Y
Hearst
Charles FL Murphy
Sulzer
Tugimany
Lewis Nixon
Hrurst
Willtam F. Sherhay
Jerome
Leutenant Hkavérpor
Wor
W. Jerome
William Sulzer
New York County
Juertee
Gayrur
Kings Cnvaty
J. N. Adam
Thin City
Ochert
May Bolt the Ticket in New York Gubernatorial Race
A garbled New York dispatch predicts a dramatic back-to-the-geenie campaign supporting William R. Hvasat and Jerome in the Democratic nomination. The report foresees mass meetings, a possible petition entry, and a showdown to save the party from internal splits amid Hearst and Ming tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wiliam Trayare Jerome
William R. Hvasat
Jerome
Rampalen
Vylenist
Democratic Party
Hearst
Ming
Roosevelt Nominated by Republican Run in Wisconsin
Saratoga Wisconsin Sept 28 Delegates at the Republican state convention nominate Theodore Roosevelt for governor amid factional strife. The contest pits Charles Hughes supporters against Hughes Insurance probe backers led by Lieut. Gov Linn Brice with New York delegates backing Roosevelt and Roosevelt’s administration influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seripin-Metae Preka Association
Saratoga
N. Wi
Cabin Tn
Charles E. Mughes
Insurance Prober
Linn Brice
Merce
Herbert Parsons
New York
Hughes
Paraona
Labor Leaders Hold Meeting with Delegates
The Indianapalla Central La Sar Colon opened with a welcome by Rev J H Burwill, Theodore Perry presiding, and C P Smith of Logansport responding. About 130 delegates attended as routine work and committee appointments filled the time. Developments on politicans are expected Wednesday as candidates outline pledges for legislative halls after the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Burwill
Theodore Perry
Indianapalla Central la Sar Colon
Behitf
Incut
C. P. Smith
Logansport
Necanmt
Federation
Eiectinn
Australian will reveals modest bequest to widow Christie
A will from Mary Christie, lately deceased, was filed in private court. She leaves her husband Julia Christie, a resident of the Presbyterian church district, seventy seven pounds and five shillings, plus a total claim of four thousand eight hundred fifty dollars. The Christie couple recently emigrated from Australia via Africa, Scotland, or Central America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oustrainy
Mary Christie
Tuedas
Christie
Ker
Julia Christie
Porsior
Washington-rt. Preatyterian
Christies
Australie
Afra
Scotland
Cinalemarica
Coroner Rules Gas Death In Mrs Gall Case Not Suicide
Coroner H Th Tutowier stated Mrs Sarah Gall died of a weak heart but gas leakage in the room where Mr Gall lay. Investigation found the gas not from suicide as Mrs Gall age about 30s had fainted and the incident occurred at the home of Mrs Charles Helfer on 17th Street. Mrs Gall is survived by her son Deter Gall of 1377 Ashland Ave.
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H. Th Tutowier
Sarah Gall
Charles Helfer
Gail
Deter Gall
Ashland-ave
Coroner Review Sheds Light On Local Death Case
A coroner investigation in Huron County proceeds after reports of a death involving Taare Yohn’s son from Wear i Livery G. and a railroad connection at Hanenckest. Officials Dalton A, Sym lanl Haymaker, Thatcher, and Me. Vehcalla, with Capt Edward Bray and Coroner Triewller, meet Monday to determine facts.
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H. D ‘Futesier
Herutrtet
Dalton
Sym Lanl Haymaker
Taare Yohn
Weari Livery
Hanenckest
Thomasapolis
Dona Thatcher
Vehcalla
Edward Bray
Covoner Triewller
Monay
Three speeders fined in police court case
Alfred A Barnes, T N Meridianest Cummings, Victoria Mate, and Wil lim Warfeld a negro driver for W B Stevenson appeared in police court Tuesday and pleaded guilty to vice charges. Each was fined and costs. The group was found operating in Market and Pennasloamte ais near High Apped at north side streets Monday. A report of an explosion at Che ent per oof Market caused commotion. John Thrice, a local resident, and Joseph Lack were mentioned. none of the men wore hats or coats depicted in the fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sea Three
Alfred A. Barnes
John
Joseph Lack
Controversial Indianapolis food preservative ordinance statement
General Ordinance No. 38 1908 restricts sale of decayed spoiled or unfit foods and prohibits use of preservatives. outlines penalties up to 100 fine and up to sixty days imprisonment. provides exceptions for salt sugar spices. cites Indianapolis city actions and official certification by Clerk James McNulty dated September 1906.
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Board of Health
Enid
Indiamipore
Geil
Indiana
Intanapolis
Todianapois
Aly
Indianapolis
Marion
James McNulty
Todinnapotte
Nept
Beal
James Mnulty
Mother Gives Up Child to Foster Parents in Court
In probate court Monday Mrs. Tela McDonald parted from her infant Violet, who was adopted by Mr. and Mrs. Johnson. McDonald wept, clung to her daughter, but the child ran to the Johnsons and climbed onto Mrs. Johnson’s knee. McDonald consented to the adoption, saying she could not properly care for her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tela McDodd
Ier
Ita
Public Works warns on Eastern and East Western avenue widening in Indianapolis
The Board of Public Works in Indianapolis Indiana issues notices of assessment rolls for proposed public improvements including widening of Eastern Avenue First Alley east of Oxford Street and the widening of Oakland Avenue and Asbury Street. It lists affected property owners and details of benefits and damages and sets remonstrance date Friday September 2 1906.
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Office of the Boar
Rann
Eastern Avenue
Tostanaports
Indane
Sastorn Avenue
North Street
Michigan Street
Michigan
Eastern Avenues
Perth
Jindae
Enaty
Ern
Midh
St. Clair
Howate
Julien
Sarah
Morante & Wing
Adi Betes
Intian
Ated
Oenine Ubon
Mogate
Julian
Lat
Tmredte
King's
Tiratest
Tole Alla Hegate
Barsh
Lot Hosate
Ringe
Helremda
Hogate
Dilien
Turabet
Adi
Julian TY
King
Whigs
Lot
Ira
Tharsta
Jovian
Julian Teke Raa
Meurate
Tomine
Tuflan
Sarah Fae Tosatn
Klae
Sarah Kotar Sy
Manote
King’s Raenbac
Neler
Unense
Ine
King Mersarey A. Bri
Weesin & Wine
Oni Tenstery Avenue
Accardares
Public Wonka
Avene
Public
Jose Pit
Elilott
Preston C Trusler
Fred J. Mack
Board of Public Works
Indianapolis
Indianapa
Indiana
Maltain
Chereto
Ratiroaal
Sin
Hid
Snir Jarton County
Alinapolie
Aessodie McNaity
Indianapoli
Ee Department OF Public Works
Board
Court House
Ind
Oxford Street
Board At Public Works of
Andreana
Chan
Oxford
Nisford Street
Ratton & Millee
Mons
Teuerihad
Mary C
Estep
Brourn
Mary Co
Nelloge
Charles
Tylana
Charlee Wolar
Deilinn
Aidition
Toda
Aldon
Charter
Charen
Let
Thilian L. Adiitien
Ditan
Reynolds
Jovwie
C_ We
Estep Dé
Seeder
Gen
Alva
Tora
Been
Kald
Axford Street
hancAth
Preston C. Trubler
Bent
Watke
Palaware
Romanstesner
Mane
Qetnar
Parale
Te Blents
Peinens
Mary
Adattinn Firowve
Mary Cy
Estep & Cn
Adilirton
Kelloce
Charios War
Adaition
Kellogg
Charles W .Sack
Joseph T. Elliott
Board of
Partie
Nasere
Saul
Preston J. Trusler
Fred J
Board of Public Work
Alanapatis
Board of of Public
Indianapans
Biatite
Cinek A. Om
Mravting
Indiananotis
Make
Eatra
Indianapole
Pidder
Torres
Ome
Toad
Paulle Works
Joreph T. Etlaiott
Prerbon
of Public Works
Oakland Avenue
Watoe
Asbury Street
Cottage Avenue
Thirty-Second Street
Stern Avenue
Wits Cement
Enc
Tulggold Street
Raymond Strees
Jahanan Plana
Nowle Street
Shelby Street
IR Street
Sonthoxet Enrk
Massachusetts Avenue
Lake Erie & West Railroad
Board of Public Works of
Gail City
Joseph Temliott
Priston C. Trusler
Public Works
Utlive
Xecond Howes
Indianarelisy Inc
Indianeapelia
Nella
New York Street
Blackford Scqeer
Ford Street
Dov Lass
Blake Steer
Reet
Lake Street
Ay Medias
Tenth Street
Nowland Aven
Tandens
Panite Weorks
Thatanapatin
Renee of
Ania
Preston
Dairyman Louis Etter Sent to Jail for Debt
Louis Etter, a dairyman from New Augusta, was sent to jail Tuesday by the police court to serve two months for debt. He was fined $10 and costs for neglecting payment at the mill below the standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Etter
New Augusta
Hunter Fined For Hunting Offenses Near St Minart
Albert Snell was arrested Monday near St Minart for hunting without a license. The fine and costs amounted to SEH, reflecting local enforcement actions and penalties.
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Hunter
Albert Snell
Monflay
St. Minart
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