Waynn Knitting Mills Plans Stock Issue to Reach One Million
Waynn Knitting Mills will issue new stock to raise total capitalization to 1,000,000 dollars, comprising 275,000 dollars common and 124,060 dollars 6 percent cumulative preferred stock. The plan includes offering 40,000 dollars of preferred stock to the public, with common stock portions allocated to present holders, subscription dates set for May 28 1905 and June 1 1905, and certificates issued March 1 1908.
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Local Warsaw Notes Mix of Moves and Events
Kosciusko County items from Warsaw include J H Young’s stable health, Miss Louis Jorden visiting Chicago, Mrs H Poster visiting Indianapolis relatives, Prof Fred Grouch in Rochester, Lydia Ashley visiting from Casopolis, Frank Pifer at Wiktower, Dillford Cornes band concert, and community notices. Goshen residents Crede Thomas and Mike Marshisfer wed in Goshen, while Clay Wise of Claypool and Minnie Fire of Warren appear in local notices.
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Set Rich Quick Discovers Fund Caucasus Mines
A wave of American promoters seeks Western style fortunes in the Caucasus mountains as Warsaw financiers form a mining company with 470000 shares. Reports say saltpeter, manganese, copper oxide, and rock sulfur deposits exist, with British German American and Austrian firms planning surveys to verify investment potential this month.
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Lagrange Mini News Highlights Local Visits and Commencement
Local notices detail residents traveling to Fort Wayne and Rendallville for visits and funerals. A Plato commencement at Bloomfield High School graduates four students with diplomas presented by Principal Allen Willers and Professor J. W. Fairfield.
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New Valley Line Depot Under Way At LaGrange
May 2 report states work on the new depot is under way with foundation nearly complete and frame work starting next week if weather allows. Excavation is nearly finished and car service will be improved after completion with steam trains no longer running through LaGrange streets. Trains will arrive at a rear track and motor cars will run to the Factory and Detroit street corner, marking a major town service improvement.
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St. Tee Valley
Legrange
Factory
Detroit
Lagrange
Lagrange Man Pleasantly Surprised on Birthday
A number of friends gathered Friday evening at R. L. Portarfield's home in Lagrange to celebrate his birthday. The night featured games, music, and a dainty luncheon, ending at a reasonably late hour with guests reporting the event a very enjoyable one.
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Open 30 000 000 Acres Of Land To Settlement
Toronto May 3 The Canadian parliament may soon pass a bill to build a railway from Winnipiego to Fort Churchill on Audubon Bay to open vast grain lands. Private surveys show feasibility with four months inland transit. Proposal to fund from 7,000,000 acres of Dominion lands westward while setting aside reservation lands.
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Ambitious York arrest case dominates city crime brief
In York IM a fugitive Graff was sent back to face embezzlement charges after Lizzig Edline Saya accused Graff of promising marriage and taking $200 plus alleged paternity. Miller accuses Jones of threatening life. Jones detained. Other notes include theft, a missing horse, a shipboard character, a drunken sailor, a suspended sentence, and shooting cases postponed for witness procurement.
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Gaza
Misalux
Sailor Ladyshore
Amos Wright
Burtulo
Wright
Robert Going
Jacob Sunshine
Going
Skulion
Morris King
Intelet
Mannoy
Year s Highest Prices Marked Week End in Wall Street
In New York May the stock market rose to yearly highs as broad upward momentum and distribution of speculative holdings occurred. Reading and Union Pacific showed strong trading with prices up from yesterday, while bank loans and deposits fluctuated. Bond activity was firm amid some profit taking. United States government issues advanced, and the week saw a record level of specie and deposit figures alongside a large loan expansion by banks.
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Money Market Report and Weekly Bank Statement
The Money Market in New York shows steady rates across government and mercantile paper, with demand bills at 4 3/4 and 3 months bills around and a large note on sterling exchange. The Weekly Statement of New York Banks reports increased deposits and reserves, record specie holdings, and higher loans and circulation amid broader market activity.
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Market activity and lending persist amid limited interest
Stocks remain active with loans extended in the market as trading continues. The carpet auctions proceed with steady but subdued demand and week’s news items show little variation, indicating cautious investor sentiment and ongoing liquidity.
Oil Market Mixup At Warsaw Involving Rail Lines
A car of goods billed to Spencer and Hogan Wholesale Grocery of Warsaw is held at Winona Lake amid a dispute among Pennsylvania Railroad agents at Warsaw and Winona Lake. The Big Four Railroad moved shipments to Warsaw and then to the Warsaw Traction Co. Officials say a cut over exists only at Winona Lake, and a load destined for Spencer and Hogan was directed to Winona Lake but refused by the Winona traction agent. The car remains at Winona Lake as the issue may go to the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Robison Park Coal Ad Promises Low Prices For Winter Supply
Robison Park ad touts coal delivery with hourly service from 2 am to 9 am and afternoon half-hourly runs. It promotes Anthracite at 6.75 per ton and discusses best Bituminous grades, urging prompt service and careful delivery by E H Rolf Coal & Supply Co at Fairfield Ave and Wabash R.R.
King Otto of Bavaria Celebrates Sixtieth Birthday
Berlin reports on King Otto of Bavaria turning sixty with Munich and Bavarian towns displaying hunting and celebrations. The aging monarch, once a dashing prince, has lived in private care for years as rumors of insanity persist and regent Liechtenstein oversees affairs.
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