Wall Street Ends With Record Breaking Finish In Rally
New York reported a record breaking finish as markets surged with renewed confidence. Traders cited Washington discussions on labor, transportation and restraints on trade, noting broad gains amid profit taking and strong railroad bonds, while money on call showed easy liquidity and prime mercantile paper remained steady.
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New York
Sesyiark
Geye
Ryan Tae
Washington
Ba- Met Ly
Treans
To Jar
United States
Sterling Exchange Stend
Sisady
Govesomene Bonds
Banks Over Thirty Million Ahead Of Requirements
New York March 1 The statement of clearing house banks for the week shows banks contain 30,605,975 more than the twenty five percent rule requirements. This is an increase of in the proportionate ens.
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New York
Financial ledger figures and bank deposits report
The daily statement lists various monetary figures with increases and decreases in figures such as legal tenders 59,135,000 and U. S. currency 120,622,400, along with reserve requirements 292,067,325. It notes actual percentage of net pickers of clearing house close yesterday at 1.01, and Greater New York non member banks report deposits 740,864,200, cash on hand 537, and loans 77,948,900.
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Decreraae
Tves HN
U. S. Donasiia
Neti Pickeree
Mowe Bullhy
Loaal and Trust Companies
Greater New York
Elvarlogois
Toans
Dry Goods Market Sees Better Week for Retailers
From New York on March W, dry goods traders report improved business versus past periods. Prices remain steady as cotton goods feel effects of recession fears, buyers cautious yet confident, and initial inquiries increase in new orders.
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York
Dry Goode
A Busy Day in the Courts Dismissed and Begun
Reporting from Allen County, the court docket shows Eugene Dingman accused of jilting his fiancé Addie Havens after borrowing money, with multiple cases dismissed or continued. Other matters include forgery trials, guardianship orders, probate of wills, and a bridge project over the St Macy’s river in Clinton Street.
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Jesse Cole
Cola
St. Macy's River
Clinton Streei
James D. Bult
Peter McArdle
Madison Township
John Bushman
Whewers
Heaton
Susan Walford
Metropolitan Life Insuance Company
New
County Commissioners
Ida M. Henry
Eulgene’ S. Dingman
Gates
Ater
Dingisan
Addle Havens
Ida. Iwante
Political News From Indianapolis March Convention Traffic
Indianapolis dispatch reports railroads refusing two cent mileage to convention-goers, lowering fares by special rates from several lines. Republicans face internal strife and county losses, with Marion County pivotal for party control and a potential U.S. Senate impact. Governor Hanly debates with legislators, while local option loyalties and brewer influence shape candidate support. Want ads note 4c a word.
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Cront
Indianapolis News
Dhietorian
Repub-Ican State Machine
Taiy
Tose Te Vetus
Caniaign
Mquay
Albert ‘Lisber
Globe circling autos report from Ames and towns
Reports from Ames Iowa and nearby towns describe autos circling routes and arrivals. Entries mention Berch 142 Gere man car Evansn ton Medicine Bow and local timelines with unclear times and directions.
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Ames
Iowa
Gereman
Diverse church services listed for several congregations
Readable notes describe public worship across multiple churches. Rev C U Wade and others lead morning and evening services at Bethel, First Baptist, English Lutheran, Wayne Street Methodist and more. GCC activities include Missionary and Gospel meetings, Bible study, evangelistic talks, and Gideon involvement at Rescue Mission.
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Ls Dueaten
Sunslay
Coan
Avanwelleul
Bethel Church
KO Jandeman
Istor
ALL Missionary Church
Ota Rev
D. Y
Schutts
Fastor
Mountor
Ira M. Price
University of Chieaxo
Evgllah Lotheran
W. OM. Schrock
Morting Suyject
C. U. Wade
Cldnr
Wil
H. P. Welton
Third Church of Christ
J. B. Stafford
Savtelton
Echnel
Westminister Prevosterian Church
William HH. Wilson
Toman
Jesus
Wrest G. Heeser
Missionary Church
South Wayne
Richardville Avenues
DY. Schultz
Ofelack
Alfred Tolzwarth
Albin
P. Welton
Gospel Mission
Calhoun Street
Congregational Church
Bible Times
Ephesus
Chicago
Asia
West Creighton Avenue Church
Gideons
Rescue Mission
East
Columbia Street
Pairfield Avenue
Ti Hams
Dawson Streets
MW. HL Shafer
Detroit
Mich
Mies S. J. Murphy
Findlay
AHL
Diverse church services listed for Sunday and week
A long list of area churches outlines Sunday services across denominations. Notable entries include Church of God at Calhoun Street. Trinity Methodist Episcopal and St Paul’s Methodist. First Presbyterian with Bible and Science talks. Salvation Army meetings. Simpson and Goodwood noted for sermons and youth activities. and a Women’s Missionary society program.
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Knights of Pythus
Washlaguis Boulevard
Henry Utehudle
Medhus
Church of God
Vordersneris Wall
Calhoun Street
Spider
Railroad Yat C. A
It. C. Ingersoll
Ares Methodist Church
Doud
Phanta- Ty
Tilley
Grace Reformed Church
K. Zurimac
Trinity Methodist Ipiscopal
Ray Q. Miller
Tifdaivary United Brethren Church
Byror
Bart
Taled Presbyterian Ghureh
Frank M. Box
Morris Nahje
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
C. MM. Hobbs
A. m. Nail
Conauer
Salvation Army
A. T
Avelina
Noellness
Aitadel
Sunxebool
Weeling
Han Greaves
Young Peo
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Loren
Edwards
Beare
First Presbyterian Church
Henry B. Master
Sreland
Ira Wm, Price
Chicago University
Church of Arise
Harrison Street
Roaring Well Guide 10 Turk ing of Tide
Tacoma readers report a wind singing well on Charles Christopherson’s ranch ten miles southeast of Tacoma. As tides rise, air currents draw and eject objects, with hats blown off and roaring sounds heard for miles. Neighbors share odd tales of the well’s reliable, tide driven breezes and a brief experiment with horned vents that produced a temporary singing effect.
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Wash
Charles Christopherson
Neure
Christopherson
Familly
Lahyong
Wr. Christopherson
Thom
Philip Waad
sitGon
Bremeelow Wood
Botton
Paseng
Alpha Rosenfield
Thristopherson
Hax Bran
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