Lakshore Bonds Tinnance Purchase Announcement
The Lake Shore reports sale of 1 year notes in Paris tied to recent acquisitions of the Toledo Ohio Central and Zanesville Western. No prices given. notes total around 7.967 million. An extra 6 percent dividend was declared, while dividends on others were adjusted. The Lake Shore continues large advances to Michigan Central, the Big Four and the Cleveland Short Line and undertakes major improvement work.
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Nobrk
Tbere
Lake Shore
Paris
Toles Ohio Central
Zanes- Villa
Hocking Walls
Chesapeake
Toledo & Ohio
Lahshore to Enlarge Telegraph Office Planned Upgrade
Preparations are under way at the Lakepre passenger station for moving the ticket booth and enlarging the telegraph office. The plan includes a new switchboard at the depot and expanded power services. Meanwhile a health ad promotes a dandruff remedy, with generic claims about restoring hair health.
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Lakepre
Midihe
Demand for Poplar Edion and Dress Making Bid
Fragmentary notes show a demand for poplar edition and dress making by Mrs FP T Deker at 3B Wagner Avenue. A London firm Elihart Water Co is cited for pure water supply for domestic and factory uses. Office open on Saturdays and Monday nights.
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T. Deker
Wagner Avenue
Elihart’ Water Go
Markets Open Higher Amid Broad Stock Gains
New York trading opens with strong tone and active buying. Great Northern preferred rises half a point while trunk line and western railroad issues gain modestly. In Chicago hogs run weak with 11 000 head, cattle up 5 000, sheep steady. grains open lower with July wheat at 1.0814 to 1.02% and corn and oats mixed.
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New York
Great Northern
Chicago
Shoemaker killed in quarrel over a bill in Indiana
Jeffersonville, Ind., April 14. A heated dispute over a shoe bill between J Morrison, a shoemaker, and Joseph Lutz led Morrison to be killed by a blow to the neck. Lutz is reported to have departed.
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Jeffersonville
Ind
J. Alorrison
Joseph Lutz
Morrison
Tornadoes Devastate Oklahoma Section City
Tornadoes and storms ripped across Oklahoma last night with two small cyclones and heavy damage. Guthrie and surroundings reported downed wires, streets flooded, and severe losses estimated near the old Liberium City area. Secretary A N Beissner of the YMCA left for Indianapolis to attend a missionary convention and then to Martinsville for a secretarial meeting.
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Guthrie
Gkhi
Oklahoma
Old Liberium City
A. N. Beissner
Indianapolis
Laywen
Martinsville
Wealthy heir builds incomparable ebony bed with ivory
Stephen Marenand, a man of vast wealth, spent at least $190,000 on an extravagantly fitted bed chamber. The bedstead features massive ebony wood, ivory carvings, and intricate filigree. A single solid ivory trophy crowns the headboard, with a special journey to Attica for sourcing materials.
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Stephen Marenand
Attica
Cabbage Varieties From Ancient Roots to Modern Growth
The text notes cabbage origins and varieties, mentioning two developed types and wild ancestry. It contrasts cabbage with lettuce, questioning why one would choose lettuce when cabbage offers similar pairing, and traces cabbage cultivation back to early centuries.
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Wien
Night Riders at Royal Theatre This Week
Night Riders of Tennessee and Kentucky perform at the Royal Theatre tonight through Saturday. The program runs Thursday Friday and Saturday with showings at the Royal Theatre.
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Royal Theatre
Roosevelt in the wilds of Africa at the Bucklea
See Roosevelt in the wilds of Africa at the Bucklea on Monday afternoon and evening.
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Roosevelt
Wilds of
Africa
Bucklea
Optimism Reigns Among Ball Fans As Season Opens
South Bend reports South Bend club signings and roster shifts as Munn and others prepare for the Central league. Southern League opens with Nashville at Memphis and other matchups, signaling a pennant race this season.
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South Bend
Ind
Bey Bend
Ian
Aiready
Moffit
Pat Lindsey
Ed Smith
Koehler
Coffey
Connors
Claffey
Martin
Tieman
Grand Rapids
Angus
Danger” Grant
Franusville
Tyler Christian
Oakland
Cal
Shafer
Vernon
Lee Sanehill
Chicago White Sox
Goat” Anderson
Buffalo
Harry Arndt
Providence
Zeke” Ferrias
Dubuque
Werntz
Goshen
Joe Wortha
Michigan City
William Hayes
Broncos
Beck and Spahr
Evansville
Shock
Klabor
Atlanta
Nashville
Memphis
Montgomery
Birmingham
Mobile
New Orleans
Chatanooga
Mystic Shriners
Crescent City
Asphalt King's Son Promoted in Amateur Boxing
W. W. Barber, son of the Asphalt Wines magnate, has entered boxing and is seen as a potential heavyweight contender in the amateur ranks after a public Boston appearance. James J. Corbett praised him as having the elements to become another heavyweight champion.
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W. W. Barber
Asphalt Wines
Nnn
Boston
James J. Corbet
Taft to visit Monroe and Jackson Michigan
President Taft accepted a invitation to visit Monroe and Jackson Michigan. He noted food price rises echo past fears of harvesting machinery displacing farm labor. Machinery now widely used on farms with labor scarce and wages rising modestly.
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Washington, D. C
Taft
Monroe and
Jackson
Mich
York Tribune
Taft to throw first ball opening league season
President Taft to attend the Washington opening game of the American League season and throw out the first ball. It recalls his previous Washington visit when he amused spectators by eating peanuts and answering questions about the game.
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Washington
White House
Taft
Tmerican League
Roosevelt in Africa Bucklen Monday Afternoon
See Roosevelt in Africa at the Bucklen venue Monday afternoon and evening. 16 Truth delivereavy carrier, 10e week.
Seattle wary of census counts prompts volunteer force
In Seattle officials doubt regular enumerators will find every resident and record all. A volunteer corps of two hundred men is organized to assist, following the officials' lead and identifying any stragglers.
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Sam
Sore Mouth and Throat Remediesadvertises TONSILINE
An old ad describes sore mouth or throat as a serious ailment risking croup quinsy tonsillitis or diphtheria and promotes TONSILINE as the fastest cure. It urges keeping a bottle at home for emergency use and cites prices 5 and 50 cents from de Vousiline Co Cantou Ohio.
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de Vousiline
Cantou
Ohio
Notice of Administration in Elkhart County Indiana
The Elkhart Superior Court has appointed Mary Meyer administratrix of the estate of George Meyer deceased of Elkhart County. The estate is described as insolvent, with Perry L. Turner representing the estate as attorney. Look out for street wearers claiming to be Night Riders.
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State of
Indiana
Elkhart County
Elkhart
Africa as it is today Bucklen Monday afternoon and evening
A brief note surveys Africa in a Bucklen column focusing on current conditions and events observed Monday afternoon and evening. It highlights contemporary life, geography, and social dynamics within the continent as reported in the section.
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Africa
New Rescue Stretcher for Mines Uses End-Loaded Oxygen Pack
A newly devised mine rescue stretcher features oxygen tanks at one end and opens into a bag that supports the head and shoulders. This design aims to improve patient access and breathing support during extraction.
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Shriener & Heffner
S. Main St
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Smith
FE. L. Burns
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Ned
J. H. Neds & Son
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