Stocks Slip at Opening as San Francisco Liquidation Sways
April 10 trading opens lower amid broad selling by San Francisco insiders to bolster city finances. Union Pacific features heavy London arbitrage and large blocks of shares move on direct orders, while Railway of San Francisco tests 70 after an early dip.
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Ierie Pee
San Francisco
London
Howes Leusing
Union Pacific
Railway of
Shott
Thompson Wire Industria
Jeriran Suimar
Nation
Pnaildan
Erie Ws Mines
Missouri Caewir N.Y. Wit
Pena “Railway Pvt & Toran EE
Elon Pasine
Live Stock Prices and Commodities in Indianapolis and Chicago
Indianaplis market reports show hogs 6 800 head cattle 1 900 sheep steady with price declines to 6 80 per hundred weight. Prices for bacon hams lard and hides listed. grain and refined oil futures noted. Chicago cattle steady with higher bids for beef and lamb receipts and wholesale pricing for flour sugars coffee and produce across markets.
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Indianapolis
HOGR
Heavien
Bologna
Mediateera
Chicago
Chacagg
Bom
Storkerg
Feedom
Roy
Steady Lehi
Shad
Kage
Steady
Decline in Wheat Drives Mixed Open as Market Broadens
Chicago wheat futures opened lower with May at 81 cents and July at 79 as corn slipped. The session saw small changes, a brief lull in trading, and a note of a new record high earlier in the week. Banks and firms listed include American National Bank and Citizens Savings, with various Indiana and Indianapolis firms present in the trading roster.
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Alock Exchange
American National Bank
Dane
Indiana National Bank
Guar
Indiana Trual Co
Indlane Union Traction Cn
Indianapolis
Indianapolis & Mar. R. T Ca
Indianapolia Fire Ins. Co
Indianapolis Gas Co
Ind
Pix & Southeastern Traction
Indianapolis Street Railway
Law Building
Laysock Mig
Marton Trum Co. Merchants
Mercante’ National Bank
Hartford & Ft Wayne
New
People's Depos't Bank
People's Light & Tent Raub
Pideaves & Co
Security Trust Co
Wynton National Ban
Vinoln ‘Traction
Non
Afd Union Trust Co
van Camp Hardware Co
Rf i
Vandalia Coal Co
Ay James
Indiana Hotel
Indiqna Union Tractionae
Col. & Southern Be
Trains From Bloomington and Goods Sale Frbright
A historic notice describes trains from Bloomington by the Indianapolis Southern Railway Company opening a wafi hevie in Indianapolis and Broome, with one daily train each way except Sundays, plus a catalog of assorted dry goods and fabrics with prices and vendors listed.
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Indianapolis Southern Railway Company
Nender
Indianapolis
Broometgatin
Winconstant
Indiananotis
Gloaminton
Are They Safe Indiana Names Listed Across Cities
A long, error-filled OCR list presents numerous personal names connected to Indiana and other places. The fragment shows individuals and couples including Olive H. Dagay Berkeley California Marshall W. Stoddard Indianapolis and many more with scattered city references. The text quality is poor, but it preserves a catalog of people and locations without a clear narrative or event.
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Indiana
Olive H. Dagay
Berkeley
Marshall W. Stoddard
Indianapolie O
C Saffeli
New Rantle Ind
Charles Rousar
Tofjanapotin
Ethel Duncan
Golue Ban Francisca
Willis Scudder
San Francisco
W. F. Calmdron
Fain Alto
Mis Lotish Maan
Indianapolis
Charles Weatherly
Indianapoliatianapolis
J. Smith
Santa Rosa City Destroyed in Pacific Earthquake
April 16 California report says Santa Rosa was destroyed by a quake with 10000 left homeless and many bodies feared. Fires followed the collapse as residents fled to fields and the Alto area for safety.
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Scrippe-McBac Frese Ansectsilon
Angeles
Cal
Santa Rasa Elty
Hhosinera
Jena
Alte
Metzger Indicted Amid Political Activity Allegations
In Marion County a grand jury returned three indictments. Robert Weteres, chief of police, faces two counts of assault and battery and a charge of political activity while in office. Captain Edward Bray of the city police and Joseph Foppiano, market master, are the other indicted figures in a case linked to the so called sweat box method at the police station.
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Robert Weteres
Metzwar
Edward Bray
Toseph Foppiana
Bray
Aesautt
Poppiane Tx
General strike to affect work on grand lodge building
Workers at the Kanishte of Fythine grand lodge building plan a general strike. The action involves the floor gang and riveters on multiple floors, halting progress until key rivet and flooring tasks are completed. If labor stops persist into May, carpenters are expected to walk out.
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Fythine Grand Lodge
Notable San Francisco Residents Linked to Earthquake Fallout
The article lists several Seattle area and California residents connected to an earthquake in San Francisco. George W. Powell and family, Mrs Barak Moseersmith and kin, Dr E A McClintoe, Themis Melitinias kin, James Aeners and spouse, Stanford professor Rafe Grey and wife, Mrs Green, and Warren Crawford with spouses, are named as former Marion Court residents now in San Francisco or nearby quake zones.
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William Ti. Rigdon
Bath Francisco
Olata L. Peck
Indianapolis
Mts
Reed
Ndianapolle
Charles J. Gvllebet
Pal Mtn
Clare Mick
Thdianapolle
John A. Clover
Patie
Tow
Rosh
Martine Mite
Ind
Mifk Gatl Hamilton
Sai Frans Ison
Plumly Hamilton
San Francisco
Charles Aterlf
Martinayitis
Warren Craw
Ford
Tosa John Kennedy
Lillian Grogan
Sat Fren
Bobbed
Minnie Comlins
San
A. J. Roxe
San Franco
Pearl Mack
Taftianapali
Emory Tressler
William Brodemiere
San Fran
George W. Powell
Marion Courts
Barak Moseersmith
Rosa Grave
James Aenens
Swife
Anderson
Stanford
Aly
Bree
Market
Tinoigete
Witham Keadm
Jomiennant
Ban Franciscn
Mangor
Rurewil Pawel
Rafe Grey
Lacalty
Stanford University
Knightcfown
Green
Slater
The
Ant- Vermis
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Winchester
Con
Eressman Datins
wWatron
California
Ant
Warren Crawford
Milton
San J
Mystery Letter Ties Baby’s Disappearance Near Nashville
A letter signed Friend of te Bake arrived Thursday morning to Captain Asch claiming the 1S month old baby of Mrs Weber Crouch was likely with her mother. The child, said to be deserted, was reported by a neighbor to have been seen near Carmihuuer seven miles south of Nashville. Investigators pursued a warrant for the man suspected in the case as the search continued with no further word.
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Te Bake
Weber Crouch
Nashville
Agen
Ter
Elyiemday
Fee Holmes
Nike
Abe
Law
Acthalle
Rolf Litks
Harvard
Chicago University
Dowie schemes to save debt through faith in industry
A lengthy critique portrays John Dowie’s plan to revive a failing town’s finances by infusing money into mills and industries. It claims investors are drained by high rents and taxes, with promises of debt cure via reorganized enterprises and creditor settlements, while governance remains centralized and uncertain.
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Inom
Alves
Ineo
Amndy Tacta
Bian
Vodlva
IKOM
Controversy Spirals Over Zion City Leadership and Explosives
Reports describe Chief Tobytt Metaze issuing orders in Zion City amid fears of Fourth of July explosives placed on car tracks. The piece accuses internal power struggles, real estate schemes, and legal maneuvering surrounding Mrs. Dowie and Zionite leadership, with mentions of significant asset values and potential payouts to creditors.
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Tobytt
Bullet Wound In Head andree Wound Recovering
A four year old gardener, identified as Andree, sustained a head wound and was transported by city ambulance toward City Hospital. Doctors say the wound is not clearly bullet caused and the boy is expected to recover. The incident occurred after a drive near the Indianapolis area.
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Dohn Anneer
Andree
Indianapolis
Erhart
Death of Abram Wagner at 1418 Central Avenue
Abram Wagner, aged about 58, died at his home on Central Avenue. A former tinsmith at the KG Atkins company for 15 years, he served in the Civil War and left handedly wrote due to a disabling right-hand wound. He attended the First Baptist Church and belonged to George H. Thomas Post GJA.
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Abram Wagner
Wednraday
Tia
Central Ave
Jig
KG Atkins Company
Agen
Warner
First Baptist Church
George H. Thomas Post
G Jar
Chile Haren
King Expresses Sorrow Over Dimmer Fire
London reports the King sent a cable to the San Francisco diwaater expresssing sorrow over the calamity. The message was delivered to the President Room and conveyed deep regret for the alarming loss.
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King
Berigpe-McRee Frese Association
London
San Francisco
Chaney Renominated by Second District
Linton Indiana April 18 in the convention of the Second district John C Chaney was renominated to succeed himself as congressman He faced little opposition and spoke as storms loomed over the coming election The meeting opened with Judge H Barn of Bruceville presiding Congressman Chaney attended and delivered a brief address
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Chaney
Linton
Ind
John C. Chaney
Chanay
Jossept H. Barn
Bruceville
Katenan
Shooting of a Poisoned Dog Sparks Local Debate
A large black dog named Habeie, companion of Solin Seamon, was shot Thursday by Bley Clem, Kitgmillar, and Mullen at Mee Titian and Meariveste after residents believed the animal was mad. The animal had become difficult to control and posed concerns.
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Solin Seamon
Bley Clemen Kitgmillar
Mullen
Mee Titian
Meariveste
Two Men Arrested With Large Gilnee and Ban Posse
Two men named Chauncey Mor and Yahn Doo were arrested at Lake Max inktckee on Wednesday with a 311 foot gil nee and 58 bans in their posseasi. Each face fines and costs of 23 dollars.
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Rie Mor
Chauncey
Avermeyer
Yahn Doo
Lake Maxinktckee
Gil Nee
Snowy Owl Displayed At State House Museum Piece
Bartle, state warden, showed a mounted snowy owl from Long Print near Maxinkiese, a rare Indiany sight. The bird was killed at Long Print and presented by S. B. Chadwick for 10 Karle. A burglary occurred at Moses Rahn’s residence on X. Alabamacht, with $10 in cash stolen Tuesday night.
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KB. Bartle
Chelf Deauty
State House
Chadwick
Moses Rahn
Rehearing and assignments in Indiana court records
A volatile set of entries from Ripley and surrounding counties notes rehearings and assignments of errors in multiple civil cases. Names include Weaver, Reunen brehe, Hendricks C C, Mars FMS Jonathan Overturf, Sarah Marta Leon Ames, Schueder, and Railways. Entries cover certiorari petitions, time extensions, and notices in proceedings before the C C Appellate and Circuit Court, with references to Dearborn, Hancock, Howard, Knox and Vanderburgh counties and various plaintiffs and appellants across the docket.
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Elis M Weaver
Reunen
Ripley Coc. Record
Tawrner
J. C. Bouton
Mattway
Andes
Troutman
Priiuen
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Minterson
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Thi
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Dones
Fayette C. C
Alcon
Koona Marion
Green
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Co-Appellee
People's NG. Co
Watt Ve. Bates
Jay
Hanley
Mason EU al Welln
Denson vi Droska
Clark
Ainder Ride
OC & Stl
Railway Company
Lehrelder
Ripley Cs
Mney
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