Bank Directors and Interest Rates Notice
Henry Paul president and G Q Sehwegman assistant cashier listed along with director names Chement App John Basa August Becker William Bohn Stephen Bond Frank Catshall John Egneman B Fitzpatrick Charles Guild Willis Hattersley Ely Hoffman Max Hofmann Gaylord Leslie John Landenberger Henry Moellering William Mossman William Noble Henry Paul John Peters George Pixley Edward Wilson. Interest paid at 3 percent per year if left four months and four and a half percent per year if left six months.
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Chement P. App
John H. Basa
August E. CG. Becker
William A. Bohn
Stephen B. Bond
Frank H. Catshall
John W. Egneman
3B. Fitzpatrick
Charles G. Guild
Willis Hattersley
A. Ely Hoffman
G. Max Hofmann
Gaylord M. Lesiie
John M. Landenberger
Henry F. Moellering
William E. Mossman
Wiliam KE. Noble
Henry C. Paul
John C. Peters
George W. Pixley
Edward M. Wilson
Indiana Patents Issued in Washington on June 7
Indiana patents were issued today for Elmer B. Campbell of Elwood a sight operating mechanism for a tralley wheel and related inventors Hensley Holderman Ford Hunt Runners Sniveley White Whitmore and others across Huntington Hammond Indianapolis Columbus Jeffersonville Fort Wayne.
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Washington
Indiana
Elmer BE. Campbell
Elwood
John Hensley
Huntington
William Holderman
E. T. Ford
Hammond
Clifton
Hunt
John B. Runners
Indianapolis
Martin H. Sniveley
Columbus
James B. White
Fort Wayne
Frederick ©. Whitmore
Jeffersonville
City Hall Nems and Public Works Meeting
The board of public works meets this evening for general business. Barber Asphalt completed pavement on East Jefferson street from Harmer to Division. Walter Schane plans a $500 residence on Davis street. George Miller plans a $1200 residence on Illinois street.
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Board of Public Works
Barber Asphalt Company
Jefferson Street
Harmer
Division Streets
Walter Schane
Davis Street
George Miller
Ilinois Street
Ideal Crop Weather Triggers Wheat Market Decline in Chicago Trade
Chicago prices fall as ideal crop weather boosts expectations. July wheat futures slip while corn and oats mark losses. Reports cite rain in Oklahoma and steady domestic demand amid selling from major traders. Wheat cash prices ease. Missouri Valley forecasts remain mixed with continued weak sentiment across grains.
Grain Market Report Summary From Cincinnati
Cincinnati market notes show wheat steady to firm with No 2 red and No 2 mixed futures. Reports indicate barley, oats and sugar trades at steady to firm levels with mixed outcomes across commodities.
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Cincinnati
Jung T
Susgar
Wheat and commodity markets report from New York
New York reports show mixed wheat receipts and prices, with gains from favorable weather tempered by a bearish Snow forecast. Spot oats, sugar, butter, cheese, and coffee markets remain steady or unchanged, while exports and domestic demand influence dairy and fruit products.
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New York
Pirm
Perley— Duel
Duluth
Bo Atferts
Ely
Laird
Cordova
der Muhisses Suegar
Arket
Cattle and hog market shifts from last week impact prices
Chicago market report notes last week's strong cattle gains boosted receipts this week, causing prices to slip for most cattle while hogs show mixed movement. Demand in Illinois and eastern shipping declines as warm weather influences slaughter rates. hog receipts total about 80,400 in first half of week with futures near Tuesday close. Sheep volumes remain steady with clipped and shorn lambs in demand. Receipts and shipments table lines show June figures and daily totals.
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Unite
Bae Amd
Cate
Tau
Market report notes on crops and futures activity
Snow was bearish on crop conditions. Primary Wheat receipts were 154,000 bushels with 307,000 shipments. Primary corn receipts were 624,000 bushels. shipments 625,000. Corn prices rose at opening. weather map factors influenced trading. Clover seed and oats show little activity. closing subdued as futures faced liquidation.
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Shorts
Clover Seed
Coffee futures open steady as market shows mixed trading
The New York coffee market opened steady though prices moved irregularly. Initial demand from trade interests supported early levels, but later selling pressure drove the market down, with November futures ending a few points higher while most contracts finished near the previous session.
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New York
Judy
Fan
Hier
Cmbro
New York Market Faces Mixed Outlook for Dry Goods Trade
In New York, dune Torusing by operators in the dry goods market has been at a fair average. Those who have not visited the market sale deckire their lack of faith in the situation and are inclined to hold a roof, predicting a decline.
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New York
Market News: Toledo Wheat Prices Fall Amid Weather Unease
A special Toledo report notes unsettled wheat trading with prices sliding after dawn as weather reports forecast uneven crop growth in the west and southwest. Futures depreciated while cash and June contracts remained unclear after the first hour, harvest underway in the southwest and prospects of tighter receipts.
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Journal-Gazette
Toledo
Brovant
Awnent Dist
Pharvesting
Poultry Market Report From Chicago Trade Center
The Chicago market shows poultry prices steady with turkeys and chickens highlighted. The weekly quotes list live and processed weights with a broad range in cull and poult categories.
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Chicago
Til
Jime
Rey Springs
North Lima toledo shipments report unclear text
Fragmentary OCR notes from June 7 mentioning South Lima Ridiana and Ste. Oth GUTY with vague references to credit bale shipments and averages. Mentions shipments lines and runs with unclear context and several illegible terms. No identifiable persons or organizations clearly present.
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Jane T-Credit Baleanees
Bama
Louis Tilbury Given Stiff Sentence in Drunken Assault Case
Police Court reports Louis Tilbury charged with drunkenness and assault on his mother. In municipal court he received a harsh sentence, reflecting the severity of the offenses and the authorities' stance on family violence. The case highlights ongoing enforcement actions in local courts.
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Louis
Tilbury
Live Stock Market Report East Buffalo June 7 1906
Special to the Journal Gazette from Pfeiffer Live Stock. Cattle receipts light with prices steady from Monday. Hogs receipts 20 cars steady with Yorkers 5.66 to 5.20 pigs 4.75 to 5.75 market closed steady. Sheep and lambs receipts light no market: spring lambs 6.50 to 8.50 best lambs 7.40 to 9.50 cull lambs 4.50 to 5.50. yearlings 5.25 to 5.75. calves 450 head slow 2 cents lower: choice years 8.25 to 6.50, fair to good 5.40 to 6.00, heavy 4.00 to 4.00.
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Journal-Gazette
F. Pfeiffer & Sons
East Buffalo
N. Y
Market Report From Pittsburg Union Stock Yards
Special to the Jourist-Gazette notes receipts at Pittsburg stock yards on June 7 with 14 loads of hogs steady over heavy and medium types priced from 5.65 to 5.75, six to eight and half dollars for lights, pigs at 8.70 to 8.75, sheep slow around 4.00 to 5.00, lambs 4.00 to 6.25, calves 3.00 to 6.00.
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Jourist-Gazette
Union Stock Yards
Pittsburg
Hogs and cattle market steady at Union Stock Yards
Special to the Journal-Gazette from Union Stock Yards Cleveland June 7 hog receipts 20 cars market steady at yesterday close Yorkers mediums and heavies 4.52 to 5.50 calves receipts 24 head market steady top 6.50 sheep and lambs 4 care market steady cattle receipts 3 cars market steady
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The
Journal-Gazette
Union Stock Yards
Cleveland
Cincinnati Market Summary Hogs Cattle and Sheep Report
Cincinnati market report shows hogs active with prices 5.45 to 5.40 for selects and common at 4.10. Cattle steady to quiet with 31000 to 5073 for better grades and 2550.40 for common. Sheep steady with 2.24 to 4.15 and lambs 5.50 to 4.50.
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Cincinnati. O
Judge punishes abusers and vagrant offenders in city cases
Police Judge Dreibvelbiss fined Tilbury twenty five dollars and sentenced him to ninety days in county jail for abuse of his mother. James Lannigan, aided by Deputy Miller, is sent to the township trustee. he is believed demented and once an engineer who lost a leg in a Pere Marquette wreck. Leon Bonderon and Patrick Conroy, vagrants, given one hour to leave. Frank Robison and Frank Fitzgerald fined ten dollars each after a fight on Columbus street. they were jailed.
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Dreibvelbiss
Tilbury
James Lannigan
Miler
Lannigan
Pennsylvania
Pere Marquette Road
Leon Bonderon
Patrick Conroy
Frank Robison
Frank Fitzgerald
Columbu Street
South Side Business Block Sold to Farmer J H Bueter
J H Bueter, a noted farmer on New Haven road, buys the north part of the Waltemath building on Lafayette Street for 4000 dollars. The 22.5 by 60 feet building sits on a 150 foot deep lot. He has leased the property to Berghon Brewing Company.
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J. H. Bueter
New Haven Road
Waltemath
Lafayette Street
Wallace
Buleter
Berghon Brewing Company
Real estate transfers compiled by John C. Teller
A list of property conveyances across Fort Wayne and surrounding areas shows transfers from Boltz, Kuhn, Hedekin, Allgier, Seidel, Bosselman, Page, Clements, Strasser, and others. Purchasers include Hartshorn, McAllister, Swain, Boselman, Lahrman, Ecker, Carlingh, Young, Meyers, Schnitker, Corneil, Poinsette, and more, with prices ranging from a few dozen to thousands of dollars for multiple lots and subdivisions.
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Ciry
Catherine
F. A. Boltz
Clarence E. Hartshorn
Boltz
William Andd M. Kuhn
Kate M. McAllister
Wiehke
William S
M. Kuhn
Wiebke
Charles A. Hedekin
George
Nettie F. Swain
Hedekin
Henry
M. M. Allgier
Clara. Carnahan
Fianna
Aus
Tri-State Building and Loan Association
Edward
Lb. Lahrman
C. K. Fairfield
Anna Seidel
William F. Bosselman
W. Strasser
Atonza
Iy Gee
Abou
B. W. Vesey
Flavius J. Young
Riverview Add
Washington
Fort Wayne East Co
Minnie Meyer
Drexel Park
Lillies Phice
Washington Tp
Wall Street Rested After Rush Trading on Dull Day
Stock activity was listless on June 7 with prices moving within a narrow range. Traders discussed the stock transfer tax and its impact, while Amalgamated Copper led the market with a feverish tone but lower prices. Grain prospects and European crop reports influenced securities, as the market showed little buying or selling and closed heavy with bonds easy.
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New York
Clement
Amalgamated Copper
Coitiers
United States
Money Market Report From New York June 7
The Money Market in New York shows call money easy at 2 1/2 percent, time loans steady with 3 and 6 month rates around 3 1/4 percent. Prime mercantile paper at 4 1/4 percent and sterling exchange steady. bankers bills posted at 4.8744 and 4.8515 for 6 day bills. post ed rates 4.800 and 4.880. Government bonds steady and railroad bonds easy. silver at 38 3/4 cents per ounce and Mexican dollars at 45 1/2 cents.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Syd
Sterling Exchange
Local Market Report Shows Steady Prices Across Corn Oats
Wednesday street market saw solid turnout with plentiful corn and oats but stable prices. Butter and eggs sold in large quantities while poultry stayed scarce. Wheat quotations held at 1.04 per bushel. Multiple mills quoted wide ranges for flour, meal, and bran. other farm staples included butter, eggs, lard, honey, potatoes, cabbage, and various seeds with varied per unit prices.
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Tresselt & Sons
Weil Bros & Co
S. Bush & Co
Howenstein & Crouse’s
Batt Street
Made Wealthy by Adverse Litigation in Indiana
Harlem Tewksbury of Morrison township Blackford county died Sunday leaving wealth built from a costly legal defeat. Fifteen years earlier he bought a Howard heirs farm but refused to complete, lost a supreme court suit, then acquired possession and oil was found on the property, boosting his fortune.
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Bluffton
Ind
Harlem Tewksbury
Morrison Township
Blackford County
Indiana
Tewksbury
Howard
Supreme Court
Farm income reportedly $2,000 monthly amid oil production
The article notes income from his farm reached $2,000 a month while the farm continued producing oil, illustrating a blend of agricultural and hydrocarbon activity.
Rule against double pay for county official in Indiana
The Indiana Supreme Court denied a county assessor the right to collect pay as assessor while also serving on the county board of review and receiving pay for that role. John Dailey of Daviess County argued he worked daily on the board from 9 to 4 and outside hours as assessor, but the court ruled against dual pay.
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Indianapolis
Spreme Court
County Board of Review
John Dailey
Daviess County
Stepping Up Careers Says Journal Gazette Goal Lifts Men
The Journal Gazette notes a push toward better employment paths, claiming stepping to new roles can lift men from hardship. It frames career moves as practical routes to stability and advancement.
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Journal-Gazette
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