Wall Street Flickers Amid Mixed Trading And Industrial News
The New York market opened with unclear momentum as traders eyed Union Pacific and related bonds amid rumored financing plans. By session end, stock prices showed uneven movement with declines in some industrials while others steadied. bond market remained irregular and agricultural and commodity quotes shifted alongside.
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Union Paullte
Bond Raum
Onla
New ‘York
New Baven & Turtsford Road
Wheat Market Movements Highlight Mixed Trading
Chicago notes show wheat futures volatile with a sharp rally followed by declines as funds and locals adjusted positions. Corn and oats traded quietly while pork and lard rose, receipts listed, and prices for flour and butter remained steady amid shifting demand.
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New York
N Tod
Building Booms All Iron Trade
Building operations rise reflecting improved conditions with eastern activity and planned orders for pipe lay and structural material. Reading railroad and Corn Products consider large tonnages. Detroit warehouse addition and Milwaukee and Omaha bridge orders indicate revival. Iron and steel makers report optimism and rising finished-material tonnage, with steady price plans and active foundry purchases in the east.
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Cleveland
Longsland
Reading Railroad
Philadelphia
Corn Products Manufacturing Company
Chicago
Detroit
Milwaukey
Omaha
Iron and Steel
Nework
Steel Corporation
Fragments from a garbled notice page
A damaged OCR fragment mentions May and walls with unclear names and actions. The readable parts reference wall, stomach, press, and utensils but lack coherent context or identifiable persons or organizations. The text remains fragmentary with no clear event or outcome.
Local Market Prices at Fort Wayne Elgin Creamery Listing
A disrupted market listing details prices for farm produce and goods at Fort Wayne area markets. Items include potatoes onions beans and butter from Elgin creamery, with measured prices per bushel or pound and notes on eggs, poultry, honey, and canned goods alongside consumer items like refrigerators and groceries.
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Otawenatatn & Croune
Whatessle
Elgin
Zu Mound
Laan
Baemshel
Beisha
Ley
Evra
Scottish Rite Masons Feast Talk and Work in Indianapolis
About 1,390 Scottish Rite Masons gathered in Indianapolis for the ceremonial reunion dinner at PAMapanOLS with speeches from Prof. C. H. Hell and others. Rose Croix degrees were conferred, and the closing ceremonies of the convention followed in the temple, with notable leaders directing the work and a display of ritual pageantry.
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Indianapolis
Tad
Pamapanols
C.H. Hell
Franklin
Walter C. Bragg
Greenfeld
Indiana
L. P. Newby
Knightstown
Spencer
Evansville
Rose Croix Degraca
Gianapolla
Rose Grox
Knights of the East Ard West
Knights of
Rose Croix
Couel
Jersin
Lewis
Farry
Adaie
Tim Destess
Fred
Laomis
Arlivna
Uinambers
Fock Wayne
Fe Valley
Fork
Fire destroys blocks in Greenville area. $35,000 loss
Albany Ind March 26 A fire swept two blocks of fences and several buildings on the north side of Newthane and Pavol Pike at Greenville twelve miles northwest of Albany this morning. It started in Aire Myre Wond's residence and jumped the street to Willam Sullivan's general store and spread to adjacent flee ways. The loss is about 4,080 dollars.
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Albany
Ind
Greenville
Willam Sullivan
Road crash injures two near North Vancouver street
A brief crash report from Link News Tire Whe dated March 27 notes a collision on a North Vancouver street. One person sustained severe but non life threatening injuries. others claim minor, non incapacitating injuries. Traffic conditions are described as affected but not severely disrupted.
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van- Hihuren
Price of meat soars at Armour's market
A Chicago report notes rapidly rising meat prices, with wholesale and retail figures climbing in the latest market movement. The article emphasizes a sudden jump and public concern over fresh meat costs amid unsettled supply conditions.
Month Ago Change In Sentiment At Knlder Trust
The writer notes sentiment shifting after Knlder Trust Company’s opening. They say business profits are poor but foresee improvement if crops are good, stressing no rapid turnaround yet but potential positive change in the coming months and next year.
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Knlder ‘Hacker Trust Company
Ind
Helleva
Meat Prices Rise Straining Poor Families
Kansas City report from March 26 notes price hikes across most meats except pork due to a fat cattle shortage in the Southwest. Beef cuts like chuck and round rise one to five cents, lamb up similarly, with pork prices possibly following. Meat affordability could force many families to quit eating meat for months until supply improves.
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Kansas City
Goonse Ti. Cole
Lvestock Commission
Grand Art Exhibit Opens at City High School
In Columbia City Indiana an art exhibit of 200 famous paintings from ancient and modern times opened today at the city high school and runs to Saturday. The Turner Co of Boston provided the collection with works reproduced in exact colors. Proceeds fund pictures for the school. A pin a contest is set for Friday afternoon at 2 30 and an oratorical contest Friday evening at 8. A Saturday night work on the subject The Policies of President Roosevelt as a Menace to the American Commonwealth is planned.
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Bilot
Columbiy Citt
Ind
City High School
Turner Co
Boston
Roosevelt
Fort Wayne and Winona Interurban Plans Revealed
Fort Wayne and Winona interurban plans discussed by Elst News Bureau reveal construction of the Winona to Fort Wayne line to start near summer, with main road work to begin in autumn after preliminary surveys. The company aims to finish the Per Nines project first and then push the Winona to Fort Wayne route through the city.
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wBy Elst
Columbia City
Ind
Maren. T.— Rr
B.A. Marshall
Niance
Tra
Rompens
Ocsind
Winona
Wie Tone Company
Fort Warne
Albany man mourns wife after brief marriage in Indiana
Sidney Indiana reports a short marriage ending in tragedy as chain of events includes illness, family concerns, and a hospital stay. The article references Miss Allenaugh and a hospital at Vaganshart with unclear details about the deceased and wider family issues.
Elevator man buys farm in Columbus City described
An elevator man, identified as Chas Echiemaker, is noted as having purchased a fine farm in Columbus City after years in the trade. The farm was granted by the government and forms part of a broader arrangement referenced in the report.
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Wiel News Barre
Columell City
Chas
Echiemaker
Acreage sale report with Richmond buyer
A deal for ninety five acres at a price of seventy six dollars per acre was arranged by Geo Stontts. He returned to his Richmond Virginia home Tuesday evening after the transaction.
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Schumaker
Geo. Stontts
Richmond
Dinner in Silver Laby Honors Chicago Guest
William Bert entertained Wednesday to honor her sister Mrs Boullin of Chicago, former Goshen resident, soon moving to Oregon for months with her son Merrill Boulton. Guests included Rev. and Mrs. Gross and numerous local residents as part of a formal gathering featuring a sumptuous meal.
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Laby
Ind
Wiliam Bert
Eboullin
Chicago
Goshen
Oregon
Merril Boulton
Gross
Blancha Free
J. A Amis
A. J Baowbarger
C. J. Lennard
Burn Hommen
George O. Brush
Mea
Jaco Rayer
Abraham Metzger
Bertha
Henry Poulas
Mia
Fack Zimmerman
Lee Myers
Apoplexy Follows Illness In Silver Lake
Jacob Maish of Maish & Hively, Silver Lake, after two weeks illness from La grippe, has suffered apoplexy believed caused by exposure. He is under Dr Angus C McDonald of Warsaw. His sister is at his bedside. Sh L Oldfather of the Mutual Telephone Co., Silver Lake, was seen in the business district today.
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Kist News
SLVER
Lake
Ind
Blarch
Jacob Maish
Maish
Hively
Warsaw
Reynolds
Plymouth
Seventy Five Came for Birthday Surprise in Washington Township
Seventy-five neighbors and friends gathered at the home of Mrs. David A. Runmeyre in Washington township Tuesday evening for her birthday anniversary. A well filled basket supper was enjoyed and the evening spent in games and visiting. Mrs. Tumsyre received several handsome and valuable gifts.
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Kist
Columbia City
Ind
David A. Runmeyre
Washington Township
Columbia City Electric Plant In Trouble
A large dynamo failure at the Columbia City electric plant Tuesday evening left many homes and businesses without light from dusk to late hour. Lamps and tallow candles were widely tapped as a contingency, with some firms equipped for their own lighting continuing service.
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Columbia
Indy
Pgburet Wes
Waseley Sounty
W. U. Convention
Booher Found Guilty in Geneva Court
Ray Booher was found guilty in Bruité Armenboul's court at Geneva on a charge of associating with a repule. He was brought to Decatur by Marshal Atkinson and jailed for the next seventeen days.
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Br Rist News
Dureau
Decatur Ind
Ray Booher
Bruité-Armenboul
Geneve
Wee Anen
Marshal Atkinson
Geneva
Auburn Social Dance Brings Nearby Residents Together
Auburn people held a social dance on March 26 with guests from surrounding towns attending. The event, described as enjoyable, featured music and dancing in Auburn's hall, and drew a number of participants from adjacent communities.
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Kisl
Auburn
Business purchase in Goshen by Warsaw firm
A Warsaw based firm led by Nera Boreas War said to have acquired a forest in Goshen. The report notes the Braker win and references the J Lantz 3 and Bickelding store connections in Goshen and nearby areas. Further details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Warsaw
Saear
Braker
Bickelding
Goshen
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