Monopoly control eyed as Rockefeller group buys rails
A sweeping market view shows shares including Pennsylvania New York Central and Atchison dropping to record lows while Amalgamated Copper and other majors fall. Analysts say Standard Oil interests under Rockefeller pressure may gain influence over Pennsylvania and New York Central, hinting at possible broader banking and rail system dominance.
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New York
Ini
Storks
Railroand
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Atchison
Amalgamated Copper
Tuternaliural Mercantile Mariné
Norte
St. Paul
Baltimore and
Ola
North Wreters
Sinvis Contrad
Liuisville
Nashville
Pactic
Gourke
Liere
Hee Lin Wo
Wall Street
Rockefeller
Pennnsylvania
Rockefoller
Kamethal
George Gaul
Rockefolles Houtonant
Market Outlook Glimpsed Amid Pennsylvania Stock Debate
Discussion centers on a plan to drive down Pennsylvania stock to a bargain price as the market absorbs renewed rumors. Analysts note a possible need for sustained pressure until June 27 when subscriptions open, aiming to keep the price near 120. Gossip claims a temporary rally may fade with future raids by major powers.
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Pennsylvania
Ieary Wat
Wrice
Powers That Be
Atchison
Ailes as a Storyteller in Washington Remarks
In Was h ington a conversation centered on Milton E. Ailes who lately resigned as assistant secretary of the treasury to enter banking. He shared tales of the west and a Dakota family’s caravan, illustrating western vastness and humor. His wit and storytelling charm contrast with his formal finance career, especially during a banquet where he improvised remarks on an epitaph after a misread cue.
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Washeington
Milton E. Ailes
Shy
Columbia River
Westerfher
Mr. Alles
Dakota
Wag
Mia Farm
Alles
Alloy
Mir
Allea
Deaths and funerals in local notices
The death notices report infant Robert M Rohlman dies at four months from convulsions on Hoy Eric street. Adolph Diamond's funeral is planned with services at Wie house and pallbearers listed. Dr Phomag Wicha dies from angina pectoris as arrangements are set to forward remains to London Ontario. Wuka funeral services at Pins Minin and St Pauls Catholic church services noted. Michael cinnte to be buried Tuesday from St Patrick’s Church.
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Diamond
Adolph Diamond
Norrow
Wie House
he _Rinking
Cohn
Wayne Lodge
Max TR
Fisher
George
Greenawall
Z. M. Mexlerwell
Tsador Lehman
Uke
Well Aid
Burding
Tonorary
Mars Frank
M. Tagen
A. Mergentheim
Samuel Treillgroner
Herman Prethurger
A. Hirsh
London
Ontario
Pins ‘Minin
Swinbuty Avenue
D Otlock
St.Paul's Catholic Church
Kinnie
Michael Cinnte
St. Patrick's Catholig Church
New Chamberlain plan fuels empire trade dispute
London reports stir over Chamberlain’s new fiscal scheme as supporters claim it protects Britain’s empire and hurts rival powers. Debates hinge on Canada and Australia reactions, Devonshire backing, and cabinet unity amid Liberal opposition led by Grey and Asquith.
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London
Cy. Chamberlain
Britain
Germany
Canada
Chamberlain
Bond actions and agency seeks in Gazette ads
A fragmented notice outlines execution of bonds and corporate security interests. It references agents and legal steps, mentioning publication in the Gazette and related advertising for the securities. The text implies formal procedures connected to bond issuance and fidelity contracts.
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bendAs pPrabata
Fidelity
Sculiraderawilron
Anglian debate on tariffs and imperial power shifts
Fragmented voice in British prosperity debate, with references to a slalom distraction and a call to resist forced trade tampering. Key figures include Chamberlain and rival factions debating preferential tariffs and imperial policy amid a polarized electorate.
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Cirey
Mike the Moe
Ie Profesdt
Coopera Yog Socielies
Ing Wat
Electyrate
Chamberlain
Tritan
Renin
Alfalfa forage value from Purdue agricultural expert
Purdue agricultural expert Arthur Goss notes alfalfa's high protein content and deep rooting, making it a strong forage crop when combined with wheat straw or timothy hay. It tolerates well-drained soils but may suffer in winter or from nitrogen depletion, requiring soil bacteria and nitrogen management for sustained yields.
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Purdue University Agricultural
NY Station
Uae
al- Mulla
Ttia
Phostile Anil
Aero
Midair
Thug Ake
Carrenge
Pete
Lathyets
Digghis
Gerdnid
Police News: Stolen Horse Recovered in Nickel Point Yards
Word came in yesterday that a dark bay horse was stolen from the public birth rate in Nsatelly Saturday Merit and tracked toward Fork Wayne. James Cross was arrested the next morning in a box car at Nickel Pointe yards by Sergeant Pappert and Patrolman Richardson. Sergeant Pappert faced charges late that night.
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Peratur
Fork Wayne
James Cross
Pappert
Richarson
Stone Strike at Bedford Locks In Labor Dispute
Bedford Indiana report notes widespread union mobilization as stone workers and operators clash in a locked out dispute. All district unions unite to press a final settlement effort with potential further developments depending on today’s outcome.
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Bedford
Ind
Ubinn
Goring Not Directing M E Choir in New Haven
Tod Goring writes that the New Haven paper publisher has no knowledge of his involvement with the Sunday evening choir at the Methodist church in the city. He has not conducted the church service and is not directing the local chorus, though he has directed the New Haven chorus composed of members from various denominations.
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Lord Tennyson
Commonwealth
Beddon
New Zealand
Nis
Alfred Belen
Devonshire
Amphro and
Furptia
Tard Hartington
Gladatone
Liberal Party
MinnUngton Democrat
Itam
Satuday
Rev. Haven News
Tod Goring
New Mayon
Fam
Connat
New Haven
Unclear OCRResume of Mortgage Loan Story
Fragmentary text mentions loan related terms and names but lacks coherent details or verifiable entities. No clear person, organization, date, or place can be identified for a reliable summary.
Cat Luck Brings Woman Fortune in Lap Tale
Indianapolis reports a cat jumped into Mrs Mulligan's lap at the Mulligan home in Atherden, delivering her fortune of nearly 100000. The strange claim follows letters and a contested will. Investigations are planned into the tale and identity of Mulligan's daughter Mary Wisburn.
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Indianapolis
Atherden
Mary Wisburn
Anderson, Mer
Mulligan
Mra. Mullignes
Mary
Ene
Mi Foot
Anderson
Eas
Ruth
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