Wage and Rate Agreements Reported Affected Stocks
In New York a foggy market tone shows no firm changes from mixed results while chatter spreads about wage pact talks among major railroads. Analysts note possible concessions to keep freight rates steady if regulators allow wage raises, but no formal offer is confirmed. Banks show strong reserves. Knickerbocker Trust resume hinted as money markets ease globally.
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New York
Yivge
Congere
Amterstate
Tha
Knickerbocker ‘Trust Company
Imperial Bank of Germany
Paris
Joan
United States
Lyam Rol
Surya
Beau. S. Duposka
Dry Goods Market Outlook in New York March
The New York dry goods market shows limited activity with modest gains seen in linen and sheetings. Traders report steadier demand for linens and a slight uptick in tape and napery while overall prices remain stable amid cautious buying.
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New York
Ture
Jon
Coffee market report shows firmer prices and steady demand
A damaged OCR item reports firmer coffee prices with steady demand. Trade notes 25 bags traded and prices up on several quotes. Mentions include Cordova and references to market activity and forward interest, though many words are garbled.
Cy Young Drama Sparks Town Visit and Curio
Cy Young, famed pitcher, visited a rural town where locals recall his liberal reception. A whiskey farmer and others in a cigar shop sparked talk before Cy promised to return, then pitched for a struggling home club later that day, drawing cheers as he turned down $3,500 from Boston to stay free of the Sunday commitment.
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Cy Young
Sean
Mtton
Tere
Ote Tine
Linte
Stase
Boston
Beauty on Ice Miss Robbing Out Actor in City
Miss Robbing Lennard of Cleveland Barc ing is out in this city as beauty on ice attracts attention.
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Beauty ON Ice
Rob
Cleveland
Barcing
Lennard
Florentine Roy Sells Perry Township Farm at 74
One of Perry Township’s early leaders, Florentine Roy, 74, sold his Perry township land last week and divided the proceeds among his three children. He plans to live with son Louis Roy in Lawton Place. Roy, a Democratic precinct committeeman, started voting in 1896 and served as a Union soldier in the Civil War era. He was born in France on July 36, 18__, and immigrated with his family to Indiana via New Orleans and Cincinnati before settling in the state.
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Florentine Hoy
Adien County
Ufe
Perry Township
Beh BR
Hary'n
Louis Roy
Charles Roy
Lavi
Democatie
Ray
France
New Orleans
Indiana
Mississippi
Ginio
Hente
Cincinnati
Mati & Erie
Wgbush & Erie Canal
Port Wayne
Florentine
Igi
Constabl
Ascen
Wards
Bye
Hoy
Kly
Wwe
Petre Township
Este
Huntertown
Dutch Ridge
Anacters Wits Intaltole
Ennibtigte
Terry Townehip
Rayls
Simu
Worlatt
Bank Clearances Show Weekly Totals and Fading Industrial Slowdown
Bank clearances for the week reach 809,231.59 with Monday to Saturday sums, while notes on improving financial condition and reduced local stock levels hint at gradual revival. A Perry township tale honors long-serving public figures and a life of civic involvement, highlighting roads, bridges, and school improvements.
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Eleares
Market at City Scales Reports Mixed Prices and Demand
Market notes show mixed quotes with modest increases for corn and oats while onions and cloverseed gain interest among farmers. Prices listed include clover seed at 11.85 for March and 11.40 for April, with other commodities trailing.
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Primo Alsike
Prine Timathy
Wheat hits dollar mark in Evansville market
Special report from Evansville Indiana notes farmers in Vanderburgh County selling grain at one dollar per bushel after months of holding. Market observations indicate local growers rushing to sell as prices reach parity with expectations.
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Journal-Gazzette
Evansville
Ind
Hvansyio
Vanderhure Tounty
Electric Light Utility Bills Due Discount Ends 10th
Notice warns that discount on electric light bills ends after the 10th. Office hours are 8th and 10th until 9 p.m. Bring contract numbers to the office.
Government. Has Trade Schools Tells of Great Opportunities
Government shows Uncle Sam backed trade schools offering young men a path to advancement. They are taught four trades and prepared for skilled employment through official programs.
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Uncle Sam
Naval career urged as broad view of world travel
A reporter quotes Pressey and Lieutenant Glent urging youths to join the navy for world travel, training, and wages. They discuss government trade schools, parental reluctance, and a recruit’s eye opening experiences including a tour around Cape Horn and views of Asia and Europe.
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Glent. A. Prusney
M Young
Ian
Che Digonoul
Pressey
Navy
Ues
Seno Hive
Pha
Ins
New York
Harry Q. Eylston
Jaenk Svith
Washington
Unis
Elo Sun
Sion
Genera
United
Sehaliah
Washington, D.C
Sam
Cape Horn
Asia
Europe
Tuany
Honew College
Lisabhily
Naval Training Statien
Weutenant
Renlent -Liewerant
Ther
Mresel
Rubbish out of place ad prompts selling old house items
The notice advertises various food items and a call to place Journal-Gazette want ads to sell old house belongings. It cites Chill Parlors at 133 W Columbia St and Jas Selby as proprietor, inviting phone orders and promoting the phrase rubbish is only matter out of place.
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Columbia St
Jas
Selby
Journal-Gazette
Local church services and events listed for Sunday
Missionary church at corner South Wayne and Richardville avenues holds Sunday school at 2 00 pm and preaching at 3 00 pm. The Students Mission band meets Tuesday evening at 7 00 pm. Rev A E Thomson to preach at 3 00 pm this afternoon with lantern illustrations and a talk by Dr Thomson on Seuntala Life in Kentucky. Calhoun Street service by various speakers at 7 30 pm. Baptist church led by Rev J F Ebert with public worship at 10 48 am and 7 30 pm. baptism to be administered. Christ Lutheran Church led by Rev W Sebo with evening sermon on The Greatest Need of the Hour. English Lutheran Church led by Rev Ther Hahn with 10 30 am service titled Jesus is Tempted.
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South Wayne
Richardville Sxenues
D. ¥. Schultz
E'Rigek
Alfred Holzworth
Mission Hand
A. E. Thomson
Mission Band
Dr. Thomson
Seuntala Lite
Kentucky
Gospel Mission
Ils
Calhoun Sirent
Baptist Church
Febert
T. L. Ketman
D. Th
Great Desertion and Lentern Services Across City Churches
The article lists many church services and lecturers across the city including Getn Wayna Street Methodist Episcopal with Rev. Dr Frank Lenig, Free Methodist led by Rev HL CG Ingersoll, Plymouth Congregational, St Andrew's Mission, Bathany Presbyterian with Rev 7 O A Daly, Calvary United Brethren, Third Presbyterian led by Rev Frank B Fox, Evangelical Bethel Church, and others. It highlights Bethany Presbyterian securing Alice Marian Mentzer to sing in the Bethany quartet, praising the talent of Mentzer, Brewer, Thormyson, Agnes Stemen, and the Bethany quartet for Sunday worship and musical offerings.
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Jesus
Getn
Wayna Street
Methodist_ Episcopal church
Frank Lenig
Rawle
New Zealand
Gre
Free Methodist
Hlcg. Ingersoll
Plymouth Congregational Church
New
T- Seil
Antioch
Syria
Tim St. Andrew's Mission
South Wayne
Aatenreit
Bathany Presbyterian Church
A. Daly
Indiana
Florence Hostetter
Harold Tack
Ralph Willson
Q. Laudeman
Naster
Suldeen
Trinity Bethellet Epiecopsl
J. Somans
Pilnit
Wy Fusenius
Wy Fusenius, Oc
Kew Haven
Salvation Army
Aveline
Tiliness Nervlea
Echor
B. M
Rood Warner
Yours People’s Legion
Court Fonse
P. i
de Ferguson
Simpeon Nethodisy Episcopal Church
Lrev
Loren ML Kilwilds
Norning
New Realand
Independent Spiritualist Association
Knights of Pythias Fadéls
Wiliam P. Shambhart
Bethany ‘Presbyterian Church
Alice Marian Mentzer
Cenver
Ohio
Betheny
Treble Clift Concert Company
Lima
Mentzer
Bethany Church
Brewer
Binglandd
Miss Stemen
Erich
Moraine Musical
Ie Winona School of Music
Ince
Avidientes
Bethany
Bethany Presbyterian Church
Ceres Fry
Boome
West Malinstrant
Ree
Plymouth Congregational Church Notes Update
Fragmentary notes from Plymouth Congregational Church describe an event with Mrs Readell and several attendees. The Women’s Society meeting is noted to occur on a Monday afternoon at a specified time with Mrs Anat Habecker listed as a contact at 819 Webster Street.
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Fismouth
Readell
Tit East Warnesires
A. F. Arcafald
Kidd
B.C. Maier
J. Smith
Society of
Pesmouth
Anat Habecker
Webster Street
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