Wall Street Rebounds After $10 Million Credit Added
A second $10,000,000 lending subscription calms money fears as Wall Street rallies. Banks supply liquidity, stocks surge above opening levels with gains in Consolidated Gas, Continental Tobacco, Metropolitan, and People's Gas while government deposits reach $7,000,000 in depository banks.
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New York
Wall Street
Financial District
Exchange
Secretary of the Treasury
London Exchange
Imperial Bank of Germany
Berlin
Bank of England
Plurn
Standard Railroad
Coalers
Louisville, Norfolk and Western
Federal Steel
American Hoop
National Steel
Missouri Pacific
People’s Gas
Continental Tobacco
Metropolitan
American Tobacco
Pressed Steel Car
National City Bank
Stock Exchange
Chicago Live Stock Market Report Dec 19
Chicago live stock market receipts reach 40,000 with overall steady tone. Butchers' stock and canners steady to firm, calves slightly lower, stockers and feeders unchanged. Beeves 4.25 to 7.30, cows 3.60 to 4.75, heifers 3.25 to 5.00, canners 2.00 to 3.00, stockers and feeders 3.00 to 4.65, Texas fed beeves 4.35 to 5.25.
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Chicago
Texas Fed
Fort Wayne Markets Summary Dec 20 Corrected Weekly
Fort Wayne markets report prices for flour spring wheat at 84.40 per barrel and winter wheat at 8.50 per barrel. Second class rates at 2.00 per sack, graham flour 30 cents per sack. Wheat 68 cents per bushel.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Graham
Local Midweek Commodities Price List Reads Off Market Rates
The list shows prices for corn meal and liftings, oats, rye, corn new and old, oil meal, flax seed, clover seeds, wool, hides, tallow, butter, lard, eggs, chickens, honey, potatoes, onions, beeswax, geese, bran, hay, shorts, middling, pork, dressed beef. Prices are given per cwt or ton, with varied quality grades and units.
Sunday school and Christmas event at Hubler Union Chapel
The Hubler Union Chapel announces Sunday school at 3 p m next Sunday and a Christmas entertainment on Saturday evening December 23. A neighborly fire incident at George Kemp’s home caused slight chimney damage but was quickly controlled. A quiet Sunday with no sportsmen shooting, news of a fashionable local wedding, and various community notes follow including a cow death, a churn invention, and anti hunting club meeting details.
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George Kemp
F. H. Peters
Freddy Rose
Peter Hubler
Anti-Hunting Club
J. C. F. McMahen
Fortreid
Fieming
Goshen Road
Fortreich
Cedarville Items Chronicle Local News and Deaths
Cedarville church plans to buy a new bell. Dr. Cary moved in December and purchased Mayhew property. Some children ill from vaccination. Mrs. W C Eninger of Maysville visited J Roller family. Obituary Notes for Ava Snyder who died November 1 1899 at 22 years 7 months 19 days with verse. Rev John B R Quinlan of Huntington was in town Monday.
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M. E. Church
Cary
Mayhew
W. C. Eninger
Maysville
J. Roller
Ava Snyder
L. Snyder
Eurene Cook
Cedarville
Jesus
Labor Feds Reject Arbitration Plan and Condemn Slavery
The American Federation of Labor adopted a tough stand against slavery under the US flag, declaring no bondage by contract or serfdom and pledging action against violators. Delegates approved resolutions for shorter barber hours, lifeboats, union labels on books, and craft line protections, while excluding a five arbitrator court to settle federation disputes.
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Detroit
Mich
American Federation of Labor
United States
Hawaiian Islands
Hawaii
Senate
Federation
Coopers’ Union
Chicago Building Trades Council
Chicago
Typographical Union
Testimonial of regard for Rev. R. C. Jones
Friends of Rev. R. C. Jones of Hoagland gathered funds to pay a $23 trespassing fine after his arrest on Solon Adair’s farm. The community’s response softened the stigma and drew loyal support from church members and neighbors.
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R. C. Jones
Hoagland
Solon Adair
Girl Ordered to Leave Fort Wayne
A Decatur girl, repeatedly seen on Fort Wayne streets, was arrested by Superintendent Gorsline. She promised to leave the city after obtaining a ticket to Columbia City and stated plans to go to Elwood. Her parents are described as prominent in Decatur.
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Decatur
Fort Wayne
Gorsline
Columbia City
Elwood
Bids Opened for County Office Supplies
County commissioners opened Friday bids for office supplies. The Journal and Sentinel bid on books and stationery with the Journal securing most books and blanks contracts split between two offices. Total aggregate cost not shown.
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Journal and Sentinel
Journal
Stationery Bids Awarded to Siemon Bros in Cincinnati Deal
Siemon Bros. and the Skatalka Pen company of Cincinnati were the sole bidders on stationery. Siemon Bros. submitted the only good bond and won the contracts.
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Siemon Bros
Skatalka Pen Company
Cincinnati
Child breaks arm in fall at school
The eight year old daughter of Terman Velmke of 214 South Calhoun Street fractured her arm in two places during a school play on Friday. Dr Miller reduced the fractures. The girl remains in the care of her family.
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Terman Velmke
Calhoun Street
Miller
Patrick Cox
Dr. Miller
Messrs
Hubert Berghoff
A. B. Trentiman
New York
Hubert Berghoff Brewing Co
Berghoff Brewing Co
Insurrection Defeated in Venezuela by Castro Forces
Washington report says President Castro's troops defeated the Hernandez insurgents. No details. believed near Maracaibo where Hernandez held the town at last report. Washington dispatch from Minister Loomie at Caracas to the state department confirms the victory.
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Washington
United States
Loomie
Caracas
State Department
Castro
Hernandez
Maracaibo
P. Hernandez
Gas company distributes rents to Blackford farmers
Fort Wayne Gas company paid its semi annual rent to Blackford county landowners. At the Ingram hotel over 12000 dollars went to lessees and a similar amount at Montpelier. The firm holds over 100 leases across thousands of acres with an average payment of 53 dollars per landowner.
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Fort Wayne
Blackford County
Ingram Hotel
Montpelier
Children enjoy a festive evening at teacher Brubaker home
A bus load of twenty nine children from the orphans home of the Reformed church were driven to the home of their teacher S J Brubaker on Piqua avenue where they spent the evening. Games and singing passed the time and a most happy evening was spent.
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the Reformed Church
S. J. Brubaker
Piqua Avenue
Miss Coudry Wins Demorest Medal for Bible and Liquor Essay
The Demorest medal contest at West Jefferson Street Church of Christ named Miss Coudry the winner for her oration The Bible and the Liquor Question. Four contestants A recap of the event notes praise for all speeches and rewards from Rev Parr and Rabbi Cohn.
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Demorest
West Jefferson Street Church of Christ
Hazel Couary
Florida Banning
Maude Smith
Violet Klinkle
Rabbi Cohn
W. D. Parr
Ron. R. C. Bell
Pearl Karn
Florence Keller
Rev. Parr
Senator Bell
Weingardner
Miss Coudry
Local Lines: Death Notice and Marital News
Mrs Spillner learns of her father Henry Walters death at his Saxony home. Samuel W Albright formerly of the city weds Miss Jennie B McAdams in Denver on the 13th. Fort Wayne College of Medicine faculty met to plan March commencement with student committees appointed. John Cox of South residence is mentioned in the fragment.
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Spillner
Charles Spillner
Henry Walters
Saxony
Samuel W. Albright
Denver
Col
Jennie B. McAdams
Fort Wayne College of Medicine
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John BR. Quinlan
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City
Rockers
Indiana Furniture Company
Indiana
China
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W. Main ST
E. Main ST
Ware
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Caroline St
Fort Wayne, Indiana
American Federation OF
Virginia
William Meyer, Jr
John Koehler, Jr
James Ormiston
S. A. Arney
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J. C. Howenstein
Marion
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John Cox
South
Oxford
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