Stocks Edge Higher Amid Mixed Market Tone
In New York April activity showed gains for Brooklyn Rapid Transit and National Lead with international ties advancing at better prices. The session opened with broad buying but no major shifts as Consolidated Gas lagged and several issues eased 1% to 4% from earlier levels. Government bonds held steady while traders debated if money rates would stay firm for days as cautious speculation persisted.
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jertepe-Mrkine Preclarion
New York
Tasrket
Brwihshange
Consolidated Gaz
Missouri
Ald Sen
Aon
A. W. Thomson
Tsey
Redimade
Baltimore & Ohi
GC. M. & St P18
Erie
Eee
B & Ni
Miscourt Fa
Mexican Cent Penn
Railway Phila, & Tending
Trion Paelfic
RT Vall Maney
Live Stock Markets Report From Indianapolis and Cincinnati
The article details volatile live stock trading across Indianapolis and Cincinnati with hogs, cattle, and sheep showing uneven demand. Prices vary by grade and weight, with some items selling at steady or higher values while others decline. buyers and sellers adjust to a fluctuating market trend. Specific quotes mention prime steers around 1,200 pounds, feeder cattle, and various hog and lamb classifications amid broader market signals from New York and regional exchanges.
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Indianapolis
Nii Geith
East Buffalo Live Stock Market Report
East Buffalo and Chicago live stock trade notes dated April 2 show receipts across cattle hogs and sheep. Prices for prime beeves cows and heifers mix heavy and light stock along with Texas recruits and various feeders plus pork and lamb lots led by steady to firm rounds in Pittsburg and New York markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cottle Receipia
Marion
Sok
Jey Hho
Pier. Senbes
Prelpiin
Trin
Ates
Marie N.Y
Aprilsere
Prine
Louis
Sivek
Pitsburg
Pittsburg
Sida
Tay
Maids Convention Draws Huge Attendance and Rumors
ERP whispers circulate as attendees at the Maids Convention in Marsh Ys fill the hall. Reports say hundreds gathered for performances at Tuxedo Baptist Church and Tuxedo Street with some rumors of additional entries and ongoing hope from organizers despite mixed reactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marsh
Tuxado Baptist Church
Garth Lube Ave
Tuxedo-st
Boy Saves the Train in Greenville Pa
A 12 year old, Clade Kirk, acted quickly as high water and a near derailment threatened a train. He tore off his coat to block a gap, alerting others and preventing further property loss as floodwaters reached his home area.
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Greenville
Clade Kirk
Value of Sugar Beets Reported by Consul General
Consul General Thackara submits a valuable report on German methods to maximize beet values. Tops, restive parts, and seed handling are analyzed for varied purposes. The report suggests potential savings through extended scientific handling of sugar beets, noting substantial annual losses to foreign markets.
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Sus
Washington
Gen Thackara
Elise
Trarkoth
Lune
Passing of Patrolman Manford Ends Long Service
Patrolman Manford died Monday at home after a battle with pneumonia. He served with the police force for many years and was a member of the local police association. He leaves a widow and two small children. Funeral arrangements were not immediately announced.
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Manford
New York
Howard Goes to Prison for Governor's Murder Case
Louisville April 1 Jim Howard left the jail for Frankfort in custody of Sheriff Hyatt to begin a penitentiary term for alleged involvement in Gov Gockel s murder. He was escorted by Mey Howard and will be confined in the prison after arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Rerinos-MeHne Prine Assovistles
Louisville
Jim Howard
Frankfort
Sherif Hyatt
Gov. Gockel
Mey
Brank
Local Securities Trade Turns Quiet Amid Mixed Demand
The session at the local stock exchange was featureless with few price changes. Active issues show strong demand, while Street Trailway remains weak. several banks, railroads, and utilities display varied quotes, marking a broad but unsettled market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Local Stock Exchange
Central Life Ins
American National
Garth
Atlas Engine Works
Hteclignapatie
Matt
CIA
Lm, & W Traction
AY Paw Partidivigy
Suse Eevee Oh Tarvork Mfg. Co
Pf Ae
Marign Traat Co
Merchant H, & L
Merchante
National Bank
Hart & Fao Aayna
Trlephour Co
People’s Light
Ptt Reeves & Co. PLC
Bnew Enion Cimneunmen Viriow
Union Tena
Companf
van Camm Hardware Ca
Vandalia
Bros Ripple
Citiens’ Street Railroad
Indiana Hotel
Indiana Union Traction
Ind
Col. & Southern
First
Fia
New ‘Tol
Jong Tintner
Union Traction of Indtiena
Indiana Union Traction board reorganization names new officers
The annual reorganization of the Indiana Union Traction company board resulted in the ousting of President Arthur W. Brady of Anderson, First Vice President J Lavering Jones of Philadelphia Perth, Second Vice President W Kesey Shorps Cincinnati, Third Vice President D G Edwards Cincinnati, Treasurer and Assistant Secretary John J Cohier Philadelphia Pehn, Secretary and Assistant Treasurer William Sampson of Anderson. Financial and executive committee members were Randall Morgan and Henry J. Kingston of Philadelphia, with Mr Brady, Mr Jones, and Mr Schoapt on the committee. George F McCulghh of Muncie was re-elected chairman of the Board of Directors. President Kively announced no further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Ind
Indiana Union Traction Company
Arthur W.W. Brady
J. Lavering Jones
Philadelphia
Perth
W. Kesey Shorps
Cincinnati
D. G. Edwards
John J. Coihier
Pehn
William ©. Sampson
Randal Morgan
Henry J. Kingston
Brady
Jones
Schoapt
George F. McCulghh
Muncie
Kively
Toll convention eyed as greatest for independents
The BUILD TOLL SYSTEM convention of telephone men in Indianapolis May 1 com mittee chairs from Indianapolis Fort Wayne South Bend and other cities report plans for a landmark assembly. Delegates from counties across Indiana expect strong entries by independent wire phone interests with long distance trenchers expanding lines to Fort Wayne South Bend Logansport and other towns. The event aims to consolidate independent telephone franchises statewide and attract Chicago participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Fis
Ccvedertinis
Norton
Ensirman
Indianapolies Fog Geliimere Seeeenoistie
Ron
Farrer
Arineston
Mrowie A . Friberg
Wenfield
Faintenpatt
Uriehehonder
Tyeurll
Priabr
Isaonfel
New Athaly
Sietmowl
Moellerum Fort Warne
Bales
Roelmord
Hireman
Joea
Colimbig
Barh
Talbore
Bietony Cgo
Trier
J. J. Robert
Princesa Organization
Newel
Jo A. Browne
Winchester Parame
Blount
Wabash
O Curl
Petersbure
Ray
Convenetian
Hell
Bonaire
Indiana
Evansville
Bay
Chicago
Fort Wayne
South Bend
Lormsport
Muntele
Winchester
Anderson
Oko
Lebanon
Thormtown
Spencer
Stormington
Bedford
Washington
Vinciennes
Otter
City Record for a Day with Names and Deaths Listed
A city record lists numerous individuals by name and residence, followed by a Deaths section naming Marguerite Russell, George Aberhardt, Hubbell Johnson, Theresia Mosman, Mary Mook, William Engle, Mara Boa Weshing, Susan Roots, and others, with causes including meningitis, fracture, brain effusion, grippe, valvular insufficiency, stricture, scarlet fever, and senility, noting hospital ties and Old New Jersey addresses. The fragmentary OCR includes multiple mis-spelled entries, addresses like 204 Ns Ala bara and 513 N. Esmarckave, and references to local neighborhoods and doctors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Uissell
ATW
Mara Boa Weshing
Susan
Roots
Jeraey
Cus Hospital
Party in Turmoil Over Democratic Conventions
Fragmented county committees and factional battles unfold after a chaotic county primary. Delegates split at the congressional convention, with calls for harmony clashing with accusations of dirty linen. The state convention now faces a tangle as leaders push for unity while factional rivals prepare for battles ahead.
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Thalithets
The
Democrata
Tudlada
Navahéen
Demeerta
O'Brien
Indiana
Doctor 18 nd sentenced in arson case
Dr. George W. Whitney pleaded guilty to arson and was sentenced to one year in the penitentiary. The date cited is April 3. Arson charge details and defendant name appear in a concise court report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jppcine Teimenam
Moscan
George W. Whitney
Real Estate Transfers Lead to Multiple Parcel Sales
A long list details transfers of land and houses involving numerous individuals and entities such as Jamon Hearne, Martin Mugheul, and groups like Sham Ella BD. Parcels are described by blocks, avenues, and streets with statuses including improved, vacant, or partially improved. Names include Edwardssy, Det, and Michi son figures, with values noted in dollars, reflecting a dense, fragmented property record.
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Jamon Hearne
Martin Mugheul
Lenex Mace
Toentynishirest
Glas Stergary
Ie Macken
Huughville
Sal
Morth Te Warmateaves
Cutyela
Sham
Ella BD
Appel Ta Korres & Edwardssy
John Aiten
Lext Det
Uniter Collegerave
Ines D. Fleming
Central Park
Wiptovl
Chatard
New Ant
Parrh Out
New Yorker
Miso Maywell
Silas Reed
Catante Sisters of Pravers
Banngytyamia St. Wlnnda
Margota Same
L. Mads
Jonathan Conk
West
Raenon
Michigan
Faltan-ats
Terbie
Barbara Boaseis
Mary
Gertiy
Oyo
Sire Chara Boghover
Walter Bo White
Raenat
West Side
Catninhave
Metaur
Seetelly Trost Company
Charley E Shaver
Wiliam Simpson
John Rimpgan
Herbert
Bowen
Jerang
Hendrickton
Derry
Henry “Raphat
Einesin Park
Twente
Swmlich
Charity Pollard
Sharpe
Wharlside
Rtlat
Neren
Sonithea
Kate Ro Macks
Archibald Bo Mutoh
Lott Cranes North Addition
Walker
James Whater
Bradbury & Ua
Dittan
Varant
South Side
State Ave
Jean Rew
Campbell
Acretia Gentry
Arthur Jordan
Chffard
Ridgar
F. Copeland
Akinswal
Fokwartar
George T. Din
Blakes
Hinck
Pratt St
A. Kinsey
Travid A. Merers Jetix
Emarson
Ladanton
West Aida Ikenwood-ave
Bai
Catherine Egan
Johnson
Pee Johnson
West Side Broadway
Bixteentery
Sophia
Charles W. Sheares
SOUL
Sam
Susan Chreen
Justus Ro Parker
Norton-piave
Michael WM
Spader
Robert Ho Hanejah
Fole T
Perguson
Hillsplace
South Side Fates
Arsonalave
Ephraim Kh
Arneer Ax
Art Northwest Quarter
Lownshini
Tanga
Sao
Helen M
Speed
Thomas
Morris
Hom
Northwest
Tem Varanpelent
Rancevaed Lani Company
Kate Roe Cerdats
Ronlevata Park
AVI
VFA
Vural
Horthw
Ney Delaware
Twantyeneithery
Williams
Pact Melons
Atdivion
Joseph
Villagers Halt Coal Train in Norther Village Standoff
In mid April, Crossville residents led by the village president stopped a coal train on the Big Four line near Carmel. They forced the engineer to sidetrack and confiscated five wagons. The citizens declared a conflict imminent, deeming the action necessary to resist forced change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmel
Vilage
Crossville
Here
Lbs
Warbis Seeks Ten Thousand From Traction Company
In superior court Charles W. Hathin seeks 10000 damages over injuries to his wife from a trolley excursion collision. The suit claims the wife suffered severe nervous injuries during a free ride organized by Royal Neighbors delegates in Reinard. The traction company contends it bears no liability.
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Warbis
Indunaparty Traction & ‘Terminal Company
Ural
Charles W. Hathin
Warkix
Reinard
Royal Neighbors
Warbin
Farmers urged to raise output to fetch higher prices
A sprawling report from New York outlines farmer action. speakers including Everitt condemn corn overproduction and rail freight losses. It urges farmers to market better rather than simply grow more, pitching railway-led price reforms and new selling gospel to boost farm income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madton
Cary
Ido
Pass Acceptance by Railway Officials Sparks Debate
Washington reports on incidents where members of the National Association of Railway Commissioners accepted passes from rail lines during the eighteenth convention. Passes were honored on streetcar lines in DC and nearby areas, prompting discussion on whether additional powers should be granted to courts to fix rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
scripps-UcRar Presa Association
Washington
Ite
National Association of Railway Commissioners
District of Columbia
Alexandria
Mount Vernon
Fenneylvania Railroad
Association For Transportation
T. G. Smith
Interstair Commerce
Killed by Assassin in Wy Va April Incident
A mysterious murder in Shan Wy Va April left John Doe badly injured after being ambushed. The assailant used a hidden weapon, shot the victim, and fled, with authorities announcing a probe into the shooting and seeking information from the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shan
Wy Va
April Jones
Sour Unkreiey
Jaan Magtet
Higher Courts Appeal and Appellant's Brief
Appellants challenge lower court rulings in a Grant County case. Names include Beil, Stenbeck, Venetia, and Mitchell with mentions of costs, assignment, and supplemental opposition. Proceedings reference jurisdiction in Virginia and related parties, with procedural actions and responses noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Va Gasan
Metherford
Ye Weis
Grant
Beil
Stenbeck
Venetia BR. Co
Pelter
Miurchell
Beret
Fragmented 1900s court docket mentions Madison and Elwood cases
A damaged extract lists appellate and supreme court items, transfers, and oral arguments with references to Madison, Elwood, and various firms. It notes April dates and docket numbers, indicating transfers between appellate courts and upcoming arguments. The text preserves names like George M. Mined and Samuel Wo Rirke, with scattered geographical mentions.
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Cames
Kenmier
Vine
Indianapelis
Marian SU Kecurd
Arinnment Wtfars
Novis Appellate Court
Ayidrom Henokaver
Krenry i
Kane
Crevanier
Huntingian GG
Supreme Court
PALS
Young Va
Rirtit Ol al Wabashoe Athemed
Mountaonery
J. Lovra
Tip
Priel
George M
Samuel Wo
Clinton
Jacervena
Torrberk
Alla
President Nominates Juvenile Court Judge and Auditors
The president today submitted nominations to the Senate for a juvenile court judge in Taateley of Commina, Cletriet of Columbias auditor for the postnic e department Ernest J Thome of Wisconsin anchor for the stare and other department Cale Tayten of Delaware deputy auditor for the positsive department Charles H Renting of Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippe-McRae Prenn Ansociation
Washington
Senate
Taateley
Commina
Sian B Delacy
Cletriet
Fire routs group in early morning blaze
In a dawn fire the Serigia-TeRac Press Association unit suffered the destruction of a folding, with several narrowly escaping. No serious injuries were reported. The event occurred as the group, routed by the flames, faced a chaotic morning.
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Serigia-TeRac
Fell Down Stairway Incident Reported
A fragment describes a fall down a stairway involving a young person. It mentions a grandchild serving and a breezing farm scene with a neighbor, but the text is garbled and unclear about names, places, or exact outcomes.
Young Man Injured in Roxby School Incident
A young man suffered injuries in an unclear Roxby School related incident described in fragmented OCR text. Names and full details are unreadable, but the report notes a serious condition and involvement of local youths and schools. Further readable facts are not available in the fragment.
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Stock Exchange
Brooklyn
Faond
Bologna
City Grain
Park
Bethlehem
Eneetrie Teas
Jammy
Broady
Owhite
Whide
Moe
Thranek
Diraning
Inter
Capper
Ee Oh Klay
Chote Timotis
Havana
Balwant
Prairia
Michell Mining
Ravtit
Royal Palms
Seshord Co
Union Copper
Imerboro-Met
New York Produce
Pork
Jaree-Westen Steam
Spot
Telfer Crean
Sratation Fyeamery
Ibetory
Tigame
Cincinnate O
Burcher
Oita
East Buffalo
Boy
Local Securities
Traction Company Officers
Bruce
Katherine Strode
Lott Woodlawn
Sink Charles
Gueele Glave
Mienkind Phat Dames
Lauim Porter
Wie
May Haneach
Nore Breesbay
Effie Weer
Ie Tlerbych
Ard Fury Smith
Alabara
Loy
Clyde Vind
Laura ‘Douglans
Uhadewlyk
Jacob
Marin Kirwehner
Meetidian
Eimest
Malitta Weyseler
Sewetgeh
Willig
Margaret Derry
Th Vigo
Sir Ray
Pearl Gwens
Sulon
New Aerses
Marriegis
Charles Gardner
Andrie Leach
Henry S. Stinkard
Ada Marty Emme
Vern Moore
Alma Elies
Craft Sohn Arthur
Emma Tevtor
Chariex Atherton
Mantle
Tregerick
H. Rosebrook
Menrietta
Ageary F
Motealt
Gary Witt Hall
SN. T. White
Capitol
Henry Hartie
Barnes Ave
Joan Calligan
Varmetta
Luwens
Marta
Matida Tourmernian
Denbie Houwn
Mount St
W. A. Davis
Stegemeter Bros
Relly
Springstern
Buckle
Hie
John
Fletcher and Rheleby
Frank Barren
Terrace
Elmwood
D. Smith
Inois
Murark
Rusadil
Woodlawn
Ani Shalby
A. Russell
Bheiby
Dearborn
Hardingshingle
S. Mandian
America
Athens
Ewry
Glover
Lightbody
Scripan
Nottag
Anil
Thievy
Caympre
Athena
St Ge
Naples
Trey
Pete BO
Abo
Seloek
Boheyeon
Faron
Oulton
Querronye
Lmue
Prine Atein
Ratertann Parsons
Mileriina Moulton
Hillman
Schick
Minster
Querroe Ao
Parana Colin Huabig
Sule Jivan
Pietim
Valentine
Aneter Hurding
Leavitt
Pinar Holinian
Konhine
Sylvan
Rivemie Fun
Bonus
Colin
Mrath
Farahas
Ryring
Fowler Road
Atandine
Eowery Friend
Minning
Priestein
Poon
Hap Step
Pin Princ
Jérrigan Tewry
Bemnant
Liza
Ermstein
Wiever
Raigven
Sullivan
Roying
Frank
Bote
Shaw
Fowler
Berneman
Panicle
Snene
Schwartz
Wrestling
Nifftot
Aullivan
United States
Teant
Mitebet
MeTine Freas
Putnam
Sehanl
Pau Urban
Maine
Everitt
Arike oParmers
Janushore
Iadieis
Bn Somael
Bure
Supreme
Aban
NEW Cares
Frente Way
Bara Southern
Duboig
Way
Jann
Gere Verari
W. Way
Mantington
Roemer
Hamtington
Lowgrtet
ORAS
WUTR
Ortennas
Werlwrari
Agar Clerk
Magen Urer
Popley
Kiwond
Madison
Elwoad
Kallman
Elwood Gan
Oi Oorte
Hughes, Macined Cit
Elwood Nat
Gax
OL Co
Frehison
Teats Ate
Adopiel
Andre Ning
Charles Hanae
Roxby
Lilly & Stalnaker
Washington St
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