Stock Market Reels As Panic Grips Chicago
Chicago April 4 Securities closed near cash levels after a wild market day. Union Pacific United States Steel lead declines amid general selloff. Traders report impairment of internal capital following the panic, with Steel and rail stocks bearing the brunt. Financial figures show idle freight cars rising and predictions of continued weakness into next week.
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Ciuicago
Securities
Joy & Lys Ferter
Wedi
Northwestern Rail
Union Paettie
United States Steel
Valen Vietlie
Suil
Toending
Pauley
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
TA. Mcintyre & Co
Delve Stor
Boston
Hartford
Syracuse
Springy
Walter
Pithsburg Saii
Tennsylvania
Police Court Hears Brenoyns Fine and Sentencing
In police court Wohani Brenoyn faced a $100 fine and a thirty day sentence for repeated drunkenness after clashing with Chief Ankenbruck. Richard Engaged in the dispute but appeared worsted. Others received fines and warnings: William Mantes and John Orvix must leave the city within 9 days for train climbing. Sohn BeDavid and Charles Homer continued their cases. Henry Moon and Lee McFarland ordered to leave the city after vagabond acts. Patrick Sullivan fined $1 plus costs for drunkenness, Frank Hoyles and Peter Welch fined for vagabondage and drunkenness respectively.
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Wohani Brenoyn
Ankenbruck
Richard
Wiliam Mantes
John Orvix
Sohn BeDavid
Charles Homer
Vagliney
Herry Mooi
Lee McFarland
Patrick Sullivan
Frank Hoyies
Peter Welch
Onlookout for Bunch of Cologne Agents
Complaint to police about cologne agents leaving water samples at homes promising prizes to children for selling. Several men visited houses, later another man claimed authority and demanded receipts, offering a cheap bribe to the child. Parents told to maintain peace until investigators review the case.
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Cologne
Eta
Burial at Albion Follows Chicago Arrival
The remains of Miss Weinbrenner were brought from Chicago to Albion on Thursday and taken to the home of her aunt Vir. John Wilesen. The funeral service was held at 3 o clock by Rev A F Knapp of the United Brethren church. Interment followed at the Resehill cemetery. The cortege was followed by a large number of kinsfolk and friends.
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Briet Mews Bureau
Aurbion
Indy Apel
Jute Irs
Guy Weinbrenner
Albion
Chicago
Bie
John Wilesen
A. F. Knapp
United Brethren Church
Resehil
Birth Record Fragments From A Troubled Ledger
Fragmentary birth notice lists several names and places with errors unclear. Mentions Mr and Mrs Albert, Rivet menship, and 1783 Franklin area references. Missing details leave uncertain parentage and exact birth data.
Cleaning carpet with lissoiye silligiant pure inuniry
A faded note describes carpet cleaning using a pure solution that lifts dirt and restores colors. The method promises a soft texture and brightens fibers, suggesting an easier cleaning process for households.
Advance in Grains Checked as Foreign Markets Strengthen
Chicago April 4 reports some advance in grains was checked as foreign markets improved. Wheat and corn futures paused after early gains amid mixed export data with southern mills cited. Prices held near previous levels as news of stronger overseas demand and higher exports from Duluth influenced sentiment.
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Chicago
Diwan Duluth
Duruin
Bethe
Local Market Prices Across Fort Wayne and Indianapolis
Fort Wayne wholesale market notes mixed prices on potatoes onions and lard with bundled per bushel quotes. Butter beef and pork items appear at varying rates while Wheat Corn and oats futures show steady to firm bids in Indianapolis and regional exchanges.
Turtle Soup Luncheon and Wrestling News from April
For Lunch at Langard's Saloon genuine Turtle Soup tonight. Dave Buttermore wins a wrestling match at Hub theater, with an Indianapolis telegram challenging the victor and plans for future title bouts. Quotations for livestock and goods listed, including cattle, hogs, and farm products from local markets.
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Langard’s
Howenstein & Crane
East Columbia
Chtelena
Oninny
Slomglos
Eckart Packing Company
Mocking Valley
Pocahontas
Cannes
Qak Wong
Sunny
Beech
Purcell & Pear
Sinead
Kist
Kendallville
Ind
Hub Theater
Bendaliville
Gd Haskill
Fostoria
Ohio
Buttermore
Ge J Lamke
Toloo
Homer Newman
Wheat and wool market roundup from Toledo to London
Market report notes wheat prices advancing and then easing in Liverpool and Toledo with May July and September figures. It cites weather effects, shipments, and demand from New York. Also covers Wool Circular by Helmuth Schwarze Co noting excess supply, weak consumption, and auction results by section trade shares for London, continent, and United States.
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Sneelal
Gyzette
Toledo
Ubuni
Offteia Weather Reporta Indi- Cite Mila
Liverpool
New York
Tolevo Cast
Oye
Atgpas
Beis
Fork Journal of Commerce
Helmuth Schwarize & Co
Bates
Continent
United States
London
America
Swine Advance on Chicago Market Amid Small Receipts
Chicago market sees a limited recovery in hog prices as Armour & Co and Swift & Co purchase around 200 head. Buyers remained cautious with many hogs still unsold, top price at $5.50, while cattle and lamb values varied. overall week marked by small receipts and cautious sentiment.
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Chicago
Armour & Co
Bwitt & Co
New England
Fertherr
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Monany
Cellers
Liere
Chicago Packers
Attend Convention at Kendallville
Albion April 24 The temple in attendance at the convention of the first district of Pythian Sisters held at Kendallville today included Mesdames Wm Trimp Frank Tryon Riley Smith James Smith Nora Dussell and the Aisses Sarah Foote Mile Dowman and Mrs Stoegbheln, from Well Lake and another temple.
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Blt
Albion
Ing
Taffics
Albion Temple
First District of Pythian Sisters
Kendallville
Mesdames
Wm. Trimp
Frank Tryon
Riley Smith
James Smith
Nora Dussell
Aisses
Sarah Foote
Mile Dowman
Mrs. StoegBheln
Iron Well Lake
Sfeter
Anocher Temple
City Receipts Report Include Talos Board Totals
City financial records show receipts yesterday with items referencing Talos and Joaly in separate entries. The fragmented note indicates separate accounts or line items under a shared heading, reflecting unclear allocation across departments.
Printing Co Manager Visits Kendallville in April
The manager of a printing firm toured Kendallville on April 24 to observe operations and discuss expansion. The visit highlighted plans to increase production, with the company noting growth and employment levels.
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Printing CO
Kendallville
Rist News
Ind
G. Binor
Atos Printing Company
Nyemyefive
Coffee Market Shows Mixed Training and Steady Close
The New York coffee market opened steady to a five point decline with slow losses, then traded firm with light receipts and switching from near to six months. By close, prices were steady to five points higher, with 67,006 bags reported sold including Dar and July to September contracts. Spot quotes list No 7 Rio Santos and Cordova grades with varied values trailing forward month activity.
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New York
Mareee Bey
St Eogh Eal
T.o
Mars Kot
Oates
Auce Ais
Staats
Gee Wugar
Ponty
Grosaod
ROWE
MAV
York
Gome
Chicago hay market report from April receipts and prices
Chicago hay market update shows receipts of 49 loads and steady prices. Figures include choice hay around 7 dollars per hundredweight with No. 2 and prairie grades noted, alongside wheat and oats price references.
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Chicago
Tlinathe
Stimothy
Konsag Prairie
Watts
Howe School Defeats Lima in Close Game
Howe School overcame Lima in a tight contest marked by tactical plays and key contributions from standout players. The result showcases Howe School's resilience and late-game execution to secure the win.
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Howe School
Lima
The Retail Grocer as a Merchant in Business
An old journal critique notes that many amateurs enter the grocery trade seeking easy profits. It argues that success requires capital and drive, warning that many incompetent entrants flood the field while capable operators with real effort grasp substantial opportunity.
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Olerchants’ Journal
Local Markets Light On Burr Street This Week
Markets on Burr street were unusually quiet as farmers sow oats. Oats are nearly ready and good markets are expected next week. Prices held despite demand and supply factors. Eggs sold yesterday from 10 to wholesale. Poultry prices varied amid a slow overall market. Creamery prices fell slightly at the week’s start.
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Trnde
Bejing
Texas
Burr Street
Fermand and Supply
Huiler
Bigin Creamery
Dry Goods Market Quiet in New York Trade
DRY GOODS MARKET NEW YORK reports a quiet session with steady cotton yarns and pressure to sell. Wool exports and carpet wool shipments rose slightly as merchants struggle to move merchandise. The issue notes slow inquiry for idle fiblets and ads in the Gazette remain at four-teen cents per word.
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New York
Drs Bones
Grand Chapter of Indiana Holds Indianapolis Meeting
Mrs R P Barr Mrs A H Minor and Bir J A Jones attended the Grand Chapter of Indiana in Indianapolis. The session, led by Nellie Goodbar grand matron, featured speeches flowers and tokens of esteem for grand officers as Kendaville delegates participated.
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Eat News Bureau
Kendallville
Ind
R. P. Barr
A. H. Minor
J. A. Jones
Grand Chapter of
Indiana
Indianapalis
Wwe Fk
Wasnburt
Rajoing
Pitkine
Cisaga
General Grand Chapter
United States
Nellie Goodbar
Prize Gardening Letter Contest Opens in Fort Wayne
The Journal Gazette announces a contest offering seeds worth 1 prize to the best three letters on gardening. Open to any resident of the Twelfth Judicial District, entries answer two questions about growing vegetables in a thirty foot square space or financial value of gardening. Letters must be addressed to S Bash & Co Fort Wayne and are to be published in May.
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Charles & Bash
JournalGezetts
Mr. Bush
Unis
Journal-Gazette
S. Bash
Fort Wayne
Vegetable Garden Savings Prize Essay Contest
A 300 word letter contest invites readers to discuss saving money by growing vegetables in a small back yard space. Bush & Co offers $3, $3 and $2 seed prizes for the best letters judged by Bette Buttay, Mre Gheries, and Guett Cambriaze in Cambria, with entries due May 1 and 4 and prize publication in the Journal-Ga.
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Bush & Co. Veises
Jetter Ono
Mey
Bette Buttay
Guett Cambriaze
Neth Te Elty
Young Adams County girl passes away
Goldie May Carpenter eight year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Pete Carpenter dies after long illness at Auburn seven miles south of the city Funeral at Zon cemetery Saturday afternoon from temple church Rev Elliott officiating Burial in the Zon cemetery next to her parents also reports the death of John Aber aged about sixty five a well known Auburn resident after months with Brights disease and stroke of paralysis Funeral at the Presbyterian church Sunday afternoon Interment at Lat 3 o clock in charge of the M L W A L order union journal gazette want ads
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Hist
Decatur
Ind
Goldie May
Pete Carpenter
Auburn
Zon
Thome
Riet News Bureay
South Main Street
Eitigins
John Aber
Bright
Garrett
Sbyterian
Elliott
MLWAL
Insanction Filed Against the Toledo Interurban
A case filed at Auburn Indiana concerns the Toledo Chicago Interurban company. George Cattell, through Mountz and Brinkerhoff, seeks injunction to stop obstructions at the T and GC track intersection with Little Gefar Creek. Obstruction feared would endanger piling and a bridge project near Gar Tatt. A prize is offered at the Eagles Bazaar from April 28 to May.
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Auburn
Ind
Beon
Clerk Jenkins
Toledo
Chicago
George Cattell
Attorders, Mountz .& Brinkerhorg
Gefar
Icidge
Gar
Adams County Couple Gets Marriage License
A marriage license was issued in Decatur Indiana on April 2 to Albert George Balsiger a 28 year old cement worker of Berne son of Christian and Mary Balsiger and Leah Moseh a 22 year old painter of Jacob and Mary Morer also of Berne The groom was born in Switzerland.
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Mist News Bureau
Decatur
Ind
Albert George Balsiger
Berne
Christian
Mary Balsiger
Leah Moseh
Davanter
Jacob
Mary Morer
Switzerland
Rendallville College Train Rally Misnamed at Arrival
A group from the Only State University at Colombo arrived in Rendallville on a train night event. They shouted a college cheer using the name Kendallville, causing confusion about their true origin.
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Kiet News Burtow
Rendallviles
Ind
Rendallville
Kendallville
Columboz
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Chicago Hay Market
Tom Elms
Journal Gazette
Commercial Bank
Fort Wayne, Indiana
Tri-State Loan and Trust CO
Charles A. Wilding
George W. Pixley
Pollis Sox
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Rennie
Seta
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Paul
Boantd of
Stack
Allen County
First National Bank
Fort. Wayne, Ind
Bash & CO
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Yale
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Notre Dame
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Dick’s
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Eagles
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Endallville Hears College
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