Market summaries from Pittsburgh St Louis and Omaha cattle reports
Cattle receipts light to 4,000 with mixed prices across cities. Pittsburgh notes steady to higher bids on select cattle and hogs mixed. St Louis reports slow steady tones with beef and steer ranges. Omaha shows active hogs and steady cattle, lambs strong at times and varied calf and sheep values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HOSS
Bate
Pittsburg
BT. Louis
Nec
Texas A Tntian
Atockers
Hood
Wis
Omaha
Texas
Eeen
Heen
Dee
Real estate transfers filed in Marion County records
Instruments for 24 hours ending Dec 2 18%, listing transfers by Oakland Lele, John Bush, Walter J Roth, W H et ux, Dietz, Hanna, Cline, Frank W, Margaret Bruce, Austin Smith, Delmer Hogshire, and others. Totals show 51 635.00 in consideration plus 1654.00 transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder’s
Marion County
Indiana
Oakland Lele
I. Oh. OO
Hannah Fred
Omer of
Odd Fellows
John Bush
Pa. C. Harris
Mount Jackson
Emma Roth
Walter J. Roth
H. H
Dietz
Bub
Hanna
Osk Hill
Indianapolis
C. Liebie
Bil Coombs
Lot SJ
Lander
Blake & Ray
Mutual Home and Savings Assn
George G. Swain
Lot MU
Hamlin
Johnson's
Floral Park
Union Chapel Cemetery
David Vance
Brock
Chapel Cemetery
Cline
Lot & Lippencost
Frank
Wit
Delfla A. Kingoem
Robert Correct
Margaret Bruce
Livingston
Austin M. Smith
Belle’ S. Ilgiehart
Smith
Square West
Seeeyes
B. Powers Et Ux
Delmer T. Hogshire Boatright
Charles Mueller- Bchoen
Sophia A. Warnke
Henry Kathe
McCarty
Wth West Shoe
Anna Sanders
Charles F. Eimon P. Ervin
Albert C
Aeanen A
Pleasant Runado
epddedel'Velsebey
Cqac
CNR
Jackson Park
Unclear Item From North Weet Street Listing
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a frame cot and medical terms with a location on North Weet Street. A price of 155 dollars appears, but readable details are insufficient to identify the item, seller, or exact context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Schuller
Ore Fen
Rhealers
Lore Larmines
North Weet Street
Prompt Service in Restaurants Helps Satisfy Haste
The piece argues for replacing waiters and prompts better prompt service in dining rooms. It compares the situation to a prophet seeking the mountain and notes the difficulty of getting a waiter to attend to hurried patrons.
Self-Working Arrangement Lets Diners Help Themselves
A restaurant plans a traveling railway around the table with chairs on rails so patrons reach dishes without waiter service. Dishes sit at fixed points and the moving chairs enable self service. The effect on digestion is not explained in the patent filings.
Trinadian Merchant Dies in Chicago Store
Ralph Hammerslough of Trinidad California entered a Chicago store claiming sudden illness. He collapsed and later died. Police found several valuable rings on the man, suggesting possible foul play or foul circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ralph Hammerslough
Trinidad
Cal
Hayenness
Hammerslough
The Caton National Bank solicits your facilities second to none.
The notice announces Caton National Bank inviting applicants for loan facilities. minimal context mentions leadership and service tone, implying strong customer focus and reliable terms. The brief phrasing suggests a small local banking promotion from a regional institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caton National Bank
Wil
Vanderbilts Seize Control of Western Railways
The Vanderbilt interests select T. P. Shonts as president and general manager of the Toledo, St. Louis & Western, replacing Benjamin Norton. A voting trust led by Gen. Thomas H. Hubbard and Edwin Hawley holds control, with Shonts set to assume jan 15. The move precedes broader consolidation plans involving five western railways and key figures Harriman Gates Hawley Mitchell in a network that may include the Clover Leaf and Alton systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. P. Shonts
Indiana, Illinois & Iowa Railroad
Lake Shore
Toledo, St. Louis & Western
Benjamin Norton
Thomas H. Hubbard
Edwin Hawley
New York
Shonts
Chicago
Chicago Daily News
Chicago & Alton
Clover Leaf
Western Railways
Kansas City Southern
Town Central
Minneapolis
Harriman
Messrs
Gates
Seaboard Airline Railway Denies Pending Staff Changes
John Skelton Williams, president, said no resignations have been offered or will be. The annual officers election will occur within thirty days by the board of directors. No changes are expected before that meeting, and board harmony is emphasized. Reports of hitches with Ryan-Coolidge interests are unfounded and negotiations are proceeding smoothly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Skelton Williams
Seaboard Airline Railway
Ryan-Coolidge
Western rail freight rates to rise on January first
The Southern Pacific and its connections with the Santa Fe will advance eastbound freight rates on January 1. Green apples increase to 1 per 100 pounds and Chicago 1.25 and New York 1.00 on other deciduous fruits unchanged. Hay and New York rates rise to 75 cents and 1 respectively. Machinery cattle horn honey sea shells whalebone wool and dried fish also up. Some items including quicksilver canned fruits lumber wine hops and mutting undecided for increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific
Santa Fe
Chicago
New York
Pan-American Halfway Company Chartered in Guthrie Oklahoma
The Pan American Halfway Company based in Guthrie Oklahoma with 2600 capital stock was chartered to build a line from Port Nelson Bates Bay in British America. The filing notes the proposed route and capitalization, reflecting early 20th century transportation ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pan-American Halfway Company
Guthrie
O. T
Port Nelson
Bates Bay
British America
Eatare
Pen Nal
Erduy. Y Prom
Transcontinental Route From Manitoba to Argentina
The proposed line would run from Manitoba through North and South Dakota Nebraska Kansas Oklahoma Indian Territory Texas Mexico Central America Panama Colombia Ecuador to Peru with a branch from Peru to Chile and Valparaiso totaling about 10 000 miles. Incorporators named in the charter include W. He Davis G. R. Davis C. D. Farmer H. C les and Edward Hillman of Arlington O T.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temper
Manitoba
North
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Texas
Mexico
Central America
Republic of Panama
Colombia
Ecuador
Peru
Argentine Republic
Chile
Valparaiso
W. He and
G. R. Davis
C. D. Farmer
H. C.les and
Edward Hillman
Arlington
O. T
Railroads compact, personnel shifts and new ventures noted
The report lists changes across major lines including the Baltimore & Ohio creating a third grand division, the Northern Pacific adding in car cloth pressing on the North Coast limited, and executive moves such as E. O. Brown becoming commercial agent in New York and M. E. Ingalls sailing for England. It details retirements, appointments, route extensions, terminal construction in St Louis, and tech ideas like wireless collision alerts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore & Ohio
Northern Pacific
North Coast Limited
E. O. Brown
Theeneral
New York
New Haven & Hartford
M. E. Ingalls
Big Four
England
Ingalls
Fay
Charles M. Browning
Louisville & Atlantic
H. R. Smith
Frank Brainerd
Wabash
Peru
Odum
L. D. Wright
Fort Wayne
W. D. Bishop, Jr
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Bridgeport
Conn
Stickney
Chicago Great Western
Omaha
Denver
Sioux City
Perry Griffin
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Philadelphia
St. Louis
San Francisco
Griffin
Rock Island
Newark
Louisville & Nashville
Florida
Queen & Crescent
James F. Higgins
Arkansas Valley & Western Railroad
Enid
O. T
Tulsa
I. T
Alva
Denver & Southwestern Railway Company
B. Cotter
E. A. Robbins
Buffalo
Cotter
Robbins
Vandalia
Mellen
New Haven Road
Isaac Bromley
Peoria & Eastern
Duquense Way
Pittsburg, Chicago & Western
Pittsburg
Pittsburg, Carnegie & Western
Pennsylvania
Chicago
William B. Leeds
Leeds
Union Avenue
Clover Leaf Railroad
Toledo
William A. Reed
Toledo, St. Louis & Western Railroad
Benjamin Norton
Norton
Ard
O. P. McCarty
Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern
United States
Loree
New York City
Baltimore
Rocky Mountains
Wall Street
Price of cotton 100 high for factories
In Philadelphia on December 2 the high cotton price has left 4440 textile workers idled indefinitely. The idle period follows Christmas for thousands more as mills and machinery are repaired. Narrow loom operators, about 40 percent of their group here, face suspension amid costly raw materials for Frankfort and Kensington districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Frankfort
Kensington
Firemen Quitting Chicago Unions and Wage Cuts Across Cities
Chicago Chief Musham threatens union withdrawals or retirement for fire department workers with a strict deadline and possible charges for noncompliance. Meanwhile Franklin Pressmen’s Union faces a $13 weekly scale, down from $15, as a wage cut fuels a strike. Notices of wage reductions also surface at United States Steel plants in McKeesport, and John F. McNamara of Columbus is elected editor of the Firemen’s Magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Musham
Chicago Fire Department
Fire Department
Chicago Typothetae
Franklin Pressmen’s Union
Wegen
Franklin Press
M'Keesport
United States Steel Corporation
Peoria
Ill
John F. McNamet
Columbus
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Firemen’s Magazine
Ohio State Legislature
Waterworks on the farm by windmill and airtight tanks
W. W. Stevens writes that a simple water supply for house and barn is easy and cheap. A windmill pump can lift water to an airtight cellar tank, with pipes to all rooms. a ten to twelve barrel boiler iron tank costs about five dollars, plus a pump and piping around ten dollars. A large tank provides reliable pressure, allows lawn irrigation, and avoids leaks from attic tanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Stevens
Ohio
Rye for Early Pasture in the Philadelphia Record
The Philadelphia Record describes rye as valuable for grain and straw while offering superior late fall and early spring pasture. It notes green food benefits for stock, milk yield improvements, and the need for careful recovery after grazing. It suggests rye supports forage before other crops and can be grazed or cut to meet cattle needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Reward of 600 for arrest of a wrecker
A derailed west bound passenger train near New Castle was attributed to an attempted wreck. Five day coaches two Pullmans and a spike driven into a switch caused the derailment. A reward of 500 was offered for the arrest of the criminal who opened the switch and tampered with a pad lock. No serious injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Pittsburg
Lake Erie
New Castle Junction
Youngstown
J. B. Young
Brakeman Bartley to be prosecuted for manslaughter
Fort Scott Kansas December 9 W P Bartley the brakeman who failed to flag the Meteor train wrecked last Monday with twelve deaths will be prosecuted for manslaughter A warrant for his arrest has been issued
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Scott
Kan
Frisco
Vital Statistics Dec 29 Obscure Names and Addresses
Vital statistics column lists numerous names and addresses including ante and Esther Merkel 307 West Vermont, Bertha Thompson Ti Harrison wa Annie Sanders 8 Prospect Street, Grace Petty 1504 Arsenal Avenue, George B. NT Warner, Mittie Brickhaus 1201 Lexington Ave, Mamie Rayburn 158 Sauley Street, Mary Sweeny 127 Blake, Frank and Margaret McCarthy East Germantown Street, George and Rose Howe Sir North Shemerd, Theodore and Stellna Lowwell 210 Drover Street Palace, Stella Hulse 642 Belmont Street, among others.
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Ante
Esther Merkel
West
Vermont
Bertha Thompson
Ti Harrison Wa
Annie Sanders
Prospect Street
Grace Petty
Arsenal Avenue
George B
Warner
Hogue
Indianapolis
Mittie Brickhaus
Laxington Avion
Mamie Rayburn
Sauley Street
Mary Sweeny
Blake
Frank
Margaret McCarthy
Germont Street
George and
Rose Howe
North Shemerd
Theodore
Stellna Loawell
Drover Street
Palace
Stella Hulse
Belmont Street
Untitled list of names and addresses in a newspaper notice
A jumble of personal names and addresses appears, including Kim Tracy Mary Helle Ford Harley Walker Florence Greely Carl Mack Ethel Kitterman and many others with ages and ailments or occupations. The fragment also lists monuments funeral directors florists and classifieds including WANTED notices and sale ads for chairs and a physician location in Indianapolis Journal style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kim Tracy
Mary Helle Ford
Harley M. Walker
Florence B. Greely
Carl Mack
Ethel Kitterman
Snares E. Browntack
Catherine C. Merl
George W. Bell
Nora Hell Easley
Thomas Shannon
Ida Mansfield
George Stearns
Alpha Engies
Isaac Stocker
Princess Shears
Janes HB. Young
M. Gertrude McConnell
W. D. Allison CO
Alabama
DR. C
Care of Indianapolis Journal
Storage and hauling ads from Indianapolis column
Storages, trucking and packing by Hogan Transfer and Storage Co. with contact details and neighborhood locations. Notices for furnaces, tinwork, and iron works. Classified ads include rental offerings, financial services, and a note on cow psychology from Everybody's Magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hogan Transfer and Storage Co
Indpls
Erie train explosion kills fireman near Hawkins
Port Jarvis New York December 29 Frank Loven a fireman was killed Engineer Ira Wallace probably fatally injured and three other railroad men badly hurt by a locomotive explosion on a west bound Erie train near Hawkins today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galesburg
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Denrock
W. C. Badger
W. J. Long
E. B. Nealy
Port Jarvis
N. Y
Frank Loven
Ira Wallace
Erie
Hawkins
American Accused of Forgery in Vienna Arrest
Berlin reports an American named Paleer arrested in Vienna for forging and feans 8 coma for $10,060. Authorities pursue charges related to this 10 thousand dollar case with international commerce implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Der
Mark Paleer
Vienna
Indianapolis and Muncie area train schedule excerpt
Passenger and freight timetable from Northwestern General Offices Lebanon Indiana outlines trains between Indianapolis Muncie Anderson Alexandria and other towns. It notes hourly departures from morning to evening with special express services, through cars for Lafayette Lebanon Frankfort and Greenfield, and last cars from Lebanon to Lafayette and Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Munele
Indiasapolis
Ois Yanga
Alexandria
Wood
Indianapolis
Andersen
Muncie
Ville
Devery
Jonellon
Anderson Alexandria
el . Tipton
Marton
Lebanon
Ind
Telet
West
Maryland
Lafayette
Frankfort
Lab
Indianapolle
Fayette
Gad Apolia
Fort
Franklin A
Meridian
Richmond
Castle Agd
Eawn
Dayton
Lima
Greesville
Columbus
Newark
Hamilton
Cincinnati
Greenfield
Monoeeres
Nightatown
Knightstown
Knightestown
Ta m
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Vanderbilts
Interstate Commerce Commission
Fred H. Clark Company
Cleveland
Pittsburg, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Railway Company
Hoover & Allison Comny, Xenia, C
Consignee
I. F. Loree
Rock Island Company
New Jersey
W. B. Leeds
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway Company
B. L. Winchell
J. M. Johnson
D. G. Reed
Charles H. Warren
Robert Mather
John F. Stevens
George H. Crosby
George M. Boggs
C. F. Wilson
H. E. Yarnell
Murray
Oscar G. Murray
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
L. F. Loree
Newport News
C A
Seaboard Air Line
California
Firemen's Magazine
Buins
Denver Times
Colorado
Gils
Poudre Valley
E. H. Bushnell
Fort Collins
Bushnell
Larimer County
Wyoming
Lance
Johnson
Indianapolis Journal
Bellefontaine, O
Bert Johnson
Dawson
Densmore
Grand Rapids, Mich
Gerritt Motman
United Benevolent Association Hospital
Pere Marquette
East
Paris
Motman
Grand Rapids
Vital Statistics
Myrtle P. Bivanty
Williams Street
Ida Calloway
Liberty Street
Ellen Cory
St. Paul Street
Benjamin
North Illlinois Street
Te Burgoyne
Madison Avenue
George J. Langsdale
Blacherne Flats
Loretta “Resley
Perry Township
Nathaniel J. Wilson
Virginia Avenue
Glen Diggs
West Walnut Street
Horatio D. Holmes
North Delaware Street
A. Diener
E. Washington
H. Farrell
Washington St
New
C. B. Kregelo
Delaware St
Fplanner
Aawars St
Bertermann Bros
New No
Mass
N. del. St. Tel
S de Pei
Peerless Foundry
Mary- Mr
Eer
Star
Ta Pape College
Scott, Orth
Illinois
Coval
Washington
Virginia
Neff
Shelby
Wais
Carl
Stevenson
VIR_GINIA M'GEE
New Jersey St
Nadine Haumesser
Rey
Journal
Joseph Gardner
Kentucky
Hollyn Hawkins
Landgraf Etc
Pennsylvania St
Norbert Landgraf
Eee Financial
Frank Sawyer
Clearing House Association
Indianapolis Clearing House Ass'n. Associated of
George C. Calvert
Mana
Everybody's Magazine
Technical College
Chelmsford
P.M
BIG Four City Ticket Office
Union City Accommodation 3
Bos
Knickerbor Benton HA
Benton Harbor Express
Ton Harbor
Tom
ST. Loul
Ancinnati Express, S
Snetwane Cxprew
Gindranac
Vernon
N. Vernon
Louisville
Tis Peon
Droobineton
Ong
Champaign Feorts
Pio Fair
Chicago Vestibule
al St
Lake Erie & Western R
Michigan
Detroit
Lafayte
Indianapolis Union Station
Nennsylv
Ania Lines
Central Tin Ticket
Columbusdelphia Sud
More
Ton
Springfield
Tel Incennes
Madison
Spencer and
Bedford Ace
Columban
Pittaburs
Ites
Xen
Terre Haute
Western Express
Shelbyville
Southeastern Traction CO
Ten
Meridian Streets
Yicketa
Indianapolis & Eastern Railway
Compan
ERS Traction Company
Cere Love
Rapid Thansit Co
Tucky
Machineville
Belf-Hour
Martinaville
Mertineville
Mooresvilly
Ue Sf
Mooresvilin Martipeville
Aed & Wat & i. P
Aed
Coperte
Indiana Union Traction Company
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