BROADWAY OPENING STEADY ON MARKET AND LIVESTOCK NEWS
New YORK April 2 opening note steady to firmer on a mixed market with Colorado Fuel and Union Pacific among leaders. Butterick rises to 66 as traders discuss limited time to buy crocks and profits. Government bonds unchanged. In Indianapolis Livestock, hogs steady to a shade lower, cattle strong, sheep scarce, market dull but firm after good clearance. prices show notable gains for heavy cattle and choice butcher stock. A school program in Indianapolis features piano, violin, vocal and reading acts as part of a Metropolitan School event.
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Soriypa-McNat Press Association
New York
Firong
American King
Anacada
Coloro
BOR
Titherick” Company
United Railways
Butterick
A.W. Thomson
Industrie
Indianapolis
Ind
Mterca
Metropolitan School of
Cullpheen
BUCH
Plano
Cassiecues Gautier
Marietta
Marietta Fluley
Dawn
Kennet Fauet
Harold Antoin
Ronald
Havery B. Martin
Reading
Wising Ioe
Mazaw
Powell Estate Bequeaths Half Million to Widow and Daughters
The estate of Frankie Powell, former president of Capital National Bank, valued at about $500,000, is left to his wife Nellie Cunningham Powell and daughter Mary Wayne Powell. Dated July 7 1905 the will is filed in Marion County probate court with Aquila, Jones and Miss Powell named executors and a $200,000 gift noted though no bond was required. Powell died last week in Mississippi.
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Frankie Powell
Capital National Bank
Nellie Cunninghan Powell
Mary Wayn Powell
Miaran
Aquila
Jones
Miss Powell
Tiny
Powell
Wheat and grain prices rise as May demand strengthens
Chicago market reports May wheat at 80 cents and July option at 784 cents, with firmer grain pieces early but slow trade. Provisions ease with May wheat and corn quoted, oats steady, and July pork and beef items listed. several weekly receipts and price points noted for wheat, corn, oats, hogs, and lard.
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McRap Press
Chicago
Earthquake Relief To Reach Bay Area May Dispatch
A May dispatch from San Francisco reports first outside provisions arriving with 200000 rations from Vancouver, starting Thursday night and due this morning. Commissary officers urge more helpers for distribution and plan to send officers to San Francisco for aid. Surgeon General O Kelly notes few army injuries and Lieutenant Pulls regains consciousness after an explosion.
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Kranthom Ehtef
San Francisco
Vancouver
Kraushoff
O'Kelly
Lient
Pulls
Millionaire Busch Safe After San Francisco Quake Visit
In Sparks Nevada Adolphus Busch and party survived a San Francisco quake during a trip. The St Francis hotel swayed, furniture overturned and people were hurled from beds. Busch and companions escaped to Jackson Square then to a ferry for Oakland before boarding his private car.
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Sparks
Nev
Anne Ibusui
Sh. Louis Brew
San Francisco
Nicholas
Carl Conrad
St. Francis
Mer. Busch
Davkson Square
Hox
Oakland
Adolphus
Lave Club Pupil Concert and Fund Drive Plans
Columbia city pupils in Indianapolis and Indiana prepare a violin recital and a charity drive to aid earthquake and famine victims. A fundraising circular urges members to donate as the fund committee meets to draft the appeal.
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Columbia
Indianapolis
Indiana
San Franciscan Ss
Jon ‘ Perrin
Wilken
Caleb Mills Hall
Parry
George W. Biss
Charles Init
Sante D. Miller
James A. Buteler
Bro Heney Jameson
Cause of Earthquakes by a Noted Seismographer
A retired U S government figure notes two earthquake classes tectonic and volcanic and discusses the San Francisco quake not linked to a volcanic outbreak. He cites Charleston and other major quakes in India, Japan, and the Pacific coast, explaining sediment removal and cave collapse as general causes and noting victims and epicenters in historic events.
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San Francscca
Dutton
USAY
Hutton
United States
Charleston, D. C
Maj. Dutton
San Francisco
B. Dutton
United Staten Arms
Pacific
California
Fant
Santiago
India
Japan
Seismographs and the mystery of earthquakes
The article explains seismographs, pendulums, and how tremors reveal quake origin and movement. It cites Montessus de Hellore on quake frequency, notes Charleston 1886 as an exception, and describes minor surface shifts, river courses, and faulting evidence in major quakes with emphasis on millimeter movements and their destructive potential.
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de Montessus de Hellore
Charleston
Sela Mple
Abunl
Barthankes
Vaviepe
Sonora
California Thanks Delegation Telegram Message
Governor Pardes sends Oakland telegram praising national generosity to California delegation. He asks to convey personal thanks to each member and to relay that Mrs Kahn is well. Senator Perkins shares California applause for aid as three hundred tiny sand homeless are noted.
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Washington
George C. Pardes
Oakland
Cal
California
Care Hou
Knowlan
House of Representatives
Eer
Kakei
Kahn
Perkins
Miss Newnam Safe After San Francisco Disaster Report
The telegraph indicates Miss Srnuie Newnan, employed by Pacific Telephone, is safe and well in Oakland. A message from her mother, received Saturday, confirms she is unharmed and comfortable despite the earthquake and ensuing fire. Relatives and friends are relieved as conditions remain serious in the region.
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San Francisco
Saturda
Oakland
Cal
William F. Newnan
Bellefontainest
Jennie
F. H. Robertson
Oaniger
Robertson
T'Legram
Miss Nownam
Thorn
Nownams
Dan‘key
Peason
Misa Newnam
Bridal couple killed in Monterey quake honeymoon
Kaward Rouser and his bride Mary Elizabeth Smith, both residents of St Joseph Street, were among ten killed when hotel sills collapsed during a Monterey earthquake. Edward Feuser, manager at Bishop, Arizona, confirmed the tragedy. The couple had traveled from San Francisco to spend their honeymoon after staying at the Palace Hotel.
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Dyodiianes
Monterery
Cal
Nowser
Charlen Roser
St. Joseph-st
West
Edward Feuser
Bishop
Arizona
Mir
Mary Elizabeth: Srmith
Phoenix
San Francisco
Palace Hotel
Monterey
Charles
Fragmentary report on Avanaville fire and damages
The article describes a destructive fire in Avanaville with casualties and multiple injuries. It notes a man who was unplayed at a store, mentions a mother and a Rouser figure, and lists damaged buildings including an eight story steel structure on Missions between Fifth and Sixth, a mink at Pitth and Mission streets, and a warehouse at Beata and Howard streets plus the post office at Ninth and Mission streets.
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Union Ton Works
Missions St
Nifth
Pitth
Mission-sts
Beata Ait Howard-sts
Taw
Will Give Two Plays At World Lang Theatre Tonight
A damaged OCR note lists two plays Ai By Panta parieh hawse and OPN Le acres with casts including Marguerite Williams Bettie Watkins Baxther Beery and Qc Javia Cari. It mentions separation of scenes for another character and a plan to move the production to California Suares, with Rowenus Burk and Merle as key participants.
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Panta Parieh Hawse
Orld
Wwe
Weed
Vrulen
Paony Feulilorai
JiMiona Rik
Thowenmi Ruck
Netshe Browning
Marguerite Williams
Bettie Watkins
Baxther Beery
Qc Javia Cari
Hwie
Nolehi
California
W M I Takes Part In San Francisco Relief Drive
Inder Wan opened in the Son and In Specially Coareri Tas Voing Men's Institute with W M Cowarty and Todiattapolis set to assist in raising funds for San Francisco. The Young Men's Institute sent a fund intention of 100 dollars to aid the stricken seaport, urging councils nationwide to contribute. Suprem e Director EL Ma han and Supreme President J Me of Eureka California urged rapid forwarding to relief authorities.
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Son
W. M. Cowarty
Todiattapolis
San Francisco
YM Ts
Young Mens Institute
Pear Kins and Brothers
James M. O'Brien
Toanoke
Lele
EL Ma
W. OM. Pogarcy
Unclear text on California legislature special session call
Fragmentary report indicates a figure named Melas may call a special session. The text mentions relief for the destitute and rebuilding efforts in San Francisco. Details, names, and dates are garbled and require clarification.
ACTIVE IN MISSIONS MOVEMENT SHAPES INDIANAPOLIS PRESBYTERY
The Indianapolis presbytery closes two discussions in Green, Indiana, launching an intensive home mission push under Rev. AL Herren and Rev. Frank Otis Ballard. A Home Mission committee meeting in Greenwood reports strong growth from member churches as governance changes occur and officers are elected for the next assembly.
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Nett McPierson
D. D
Pasar
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Home Mission
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Minton
Richard B. Boutes
OwensMavies Odell
Segond Presbyterian Church
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Home
Herron
General Assembly
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Owens
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W. J. Eickles
Vinson Carter
C. D. Odell
Clay Chay
Births and Residents Reported in City Record
Walter and Laura Buchanan at Dan Street Gull Charles and Tha Lott at Muldhrt Louis and Edny McFadden of 335 Smiths Lane welcomed a girl. William and Bila Ballard at 7 Greatirl welcomed a girl.
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Laura Buchanan
Danst
Gull
Charles
Tha Lott
Muldhrt
Hey. Louis
Edny McFadden
Smith's Lane
Wiliam
Bila Ballard
Irl
Joseph Jordan named secretary of Leland Stanford University
Reports from Washington indicate David Biar Jordan, president of Leland Stanford University, is nearly chosen for the secretary post. If confirmed, the position would pay more than his current salary with the university, and the board of regents will meet in May to finalize the election.
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Aluomington
Ind
Washington Sax
David Biarr Jordan
Leland Lestiford University
Souiesanion Institution
Amrvica
Jor Fan
Leland Stanford University
Dardan
Board of Regents
Fatrbunka
Fuller
Jordan
Indiana
University of Indian
Masonic Lodge Appeals for Indiana Contributions
Alfred W. Emery of Grangville, grand master of Indiana Masons, urged lodges statewide to aid the grand secretary Lewis Galvin Prather in collecting contributions. The message called for active support from lodges and designated the grand secretary as the recipient to forward funds.
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Alfred W. Emery
Grangville
Indiana
Han
California
Hudiana
Lewis
Galvin W. Prather
Gin
Sind
Owen
Dynamite Plant Fire Threatens Oakland Ferry Front
Early morning blaze in Oakland destroyed factories and warehouses along the water front from Meiggs Wharf toward the bay. The Henry Machine Works was dynamited to protect shipping while the Appraisers building and post office substation were saved after a determined effort. The fire crept along the water front from the north and kept other areas under restraint as crews fought to contain the damage.
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Vinuen
Freiaroy Seripon McReereas Association
Oakland
Cali
Faris
Meiggs’ Wharf
Ragsian Hire
Taree Henry
Appraisera
Postoffice
Tle Feo
Tas
Peach
Minion
Aamo
Farmers' State Bank Incorporation at Bunker Hill
The Farmers' State Bank of Bunker Hill is incorporated with capital stock of 25,000 dollars. Articles filed with the secretary of state on Saturday. John W. Duckwall named president and Oliver W. Duckwall cashier.
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Farmers’ State Bank
Bunker Hl
Secretary of State
Oliver
Duckwall
Mother's Prayer Prevails in Court
In probate court Mrs. Harry Phillips of Cornelhave wins as the mother who adopted then relinquished custody to her former baby’s birth mother. Mee. Dreipe allegedly found the child at Hicanor Hospital for Children last fall. The baby, a girl, later grew to love Mrs. Phillips, and legal steps ensued to honor the mother’s request to restore custody.
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Cornelhave
Mee
Dreipe
Hicanor Hospital
Zola Smith
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