Stock market advance fades as certain rails dip on opening
New York trading opened with averages up about 1/4 to 1/2 and activity moderate to heavy. Pennsylvania, Rock Island and Wabash preferred shares fell while steel issues showed declines and other issues gained. market favored professionals with large-scale trading and a broad market adjustment as government bond activity shifted. News and adjustments among smelters and western houses influenced early moves amid a mixed session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ascot
New York
Steel
Pennsylvania
Rock Island
Wabash
Brar
Over
Met
Reading
Nian Parifle
Commission House
A.W. Thomson
Law
Local Securities Amid Franchise Debates and Stock Movements
Opposition to franchise grants in Indianapolis prompts debate over local securities. The market shows half-hearted changes in bids and asks across banks, trusts, railways, and utilities. Prices on many issues drift with no clear shifts, while several notes list broad listings and bonds with varied yields.
Public Events and Civic Gatherings In Indianapolis Era
A roundup of public happenings includes Arthur Tumham giving an organ recital at Centraleave M B church for a Matinee Music program. Striking union painters meet to discuss a stand pat policy. Hawthorne school benefit concert planned. Odd Fellows hall hosts election of officers for the Boys' Club with Herman Munk as president. Mrs. Harry S. Newtz named secretary. H. E. Robertson treasurer, with age limits urged to rise from 1 to 18 years. Robertson to attend the Philadelphia diaries and core sections congress on May 9, 1016. Indiana Groeters association sets June 1 at Germania Park. Raper Commandery No 1 Knights Templar hosts a reception and dance April 25 at German House for Templars and ladies. Central Ave Reformed Church to hold annual meeting Wednesday West at 7:15. Royal Arcanum grand sessions elects Edward B. Schroer as grand secretary for the 28th time, plus a ceremonial ring. Memorial Day preparations underway with a May 30 parade in Indianapolis led by Maj. H. T. Conde and Col. 2 R. Lhierrinen, with Civil War veterans under Adjt. Gen. Oren Per. Col. Willy H. Sheets named chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Tumham
Chicago
Centraleave
M.B
Hawthorne School
Odd Fellows
W. Washington
Addison
Boys’ Club
Herman Munk
Mre
Harry S. Newtx
Sunt
H. BE. Robertson
Robertson
Philadelhia
Indiananaite Groetrs’ Association
Germania Park
Raper Commandery
Knightn ‘Templars
Knights ‘Templars
Ske Central Ave
Wadnesday West
Royal Arcanum
Wicere
Grand Hotel
Edward BE. Schroer
Indianapolis
Maj
H. T. Conde
Bodine
R. Lhierrinen
Adjt
Oren Per
Wi He H. Bheete
Live Stock Markets Indianapolis April Receipts and Prices
Live stock markets in Indianapolis show hogs 8,000 head cattle 1,200 sheep light. Hog prices about 10 cents lower than yesterday with most bids between 4.65 and 6.55. Cattle moved with best butcher stock, but overall fair clearance and quiet finish. Sheep and lambs sold promptly at steady prices. Demand moderate to good for hogs and cattle, with limited stock available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
ST. Locis
Aprianes
SARA
Indianapolis
Chicago
Cimigago
Hise. A
Lan Watie
Cincinnati
Stedly
Strome
Grain Markets Show Strength in Early Chicago Trade
Chicago April 23 grain markets opened strong with higher May wheat and firmer futures across the board. May wheat at 680, July 78540 for some contracts, with mixed notes on oats and corn. Hog and pork prices softened slightly while lambs and cattle noted varied receipts in Chicago and Cincinnati market reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippe-McRae Press Ansociation
Chicago
Cartier
City Births Deaths and Marriages in Daily Record
Daily city notices list births deaths and marriages with names and addresses. Entries include names such as Julian and hey Washurn Aly W dury and Martha Evard along with hospital references and ailments like tuberculosis pneumonia whooping cough and meningitis. Marriages feature multiple couples including David Hocker Rose Brow Louis Rugenstein Emma C long and several others in the city registry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian
Hey
City Hospital
Lobar
Mabel M. Muasser
Nortgood
Prospect
John Slindach
N. Keystone
Clearisy
Louisiana
David Hocker
Rose Brow
Frei L. Hammers
Ith McQuaird
Louis Rugenstein
Emma C. Long
Marshall E. Arman
Anna H .Wheeler
Joseph Blumberg
Embrl
A. Goldan
Robert E. Sweeney
Annbelta
Frenzel
William G. Pople
Aranda C. Lechmann
Lets KB. Grom
Louis FP Teerm Won
May TL
Stine Charles Mc Harnelt
Jesse van Blarian
C. Webb
Minnie L. Burnect
James C. Aulmm
Eadieova
Benjamin Katm
Margla Coomerick
Nine reasons for action in postmaster case noted
Special to The Byrn Washington April 5 Congressman Frederick Lagidia of the Eleventh Indiana district was recommended to be postmaster at Fairmount Indiana and an announcement is expected soon Lyons supported by prior service roles including superintendent of the caneners’ turcan and ties to the Indiana Republican state central committee Nine children in Lyons’s family cited as a key factor in the appointment fight with opponent a bachelor and Roosevelt decision reported amid building permits and local notices
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrn
Washington
Gressman Prederick Lagidia
Indiana
U. Lyons
Fairmount
Ind
Turcan
Republican State Central
Aervier
Fairbanks
Tandiz
Breele
Lyons
Tews Wilson
Musdle
Roosevelt
Delaware County
Cromer
Harold Hobler
Teket
State Committee
Paiwhenke
Tolttee
Elehth
Gondrich
Wedding After Earthquake Brings Berkeley Couple Together
Berkeley witnesses a dramatic wedding as Tabert Benham a Portland merchant marries Mina Mary Laurie Hale in Berkeley after escaping San Francisco ruins. The lovers, separated by two days and shelterless, found refuge with friends and used soda crackers as wedding cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spretal
Tee Sam
Berkeley
Apel S
San Francisco
Tabert Benham
Eliizes
Portland
Mina Mary Laurie Hale
James
Real Estate Transfers Reveal Mixed Property Movements
The document lists numerous real estate transfers across multiple townships and additions, naming buyers and sellers such as Lena Pulp, Elizabeth Wood, Sarah Lucas, and Mary Nok. Transactions involve parcels including northwest quarters, lots in Central Park addition, and various vacant or improved parcels with prices ranging from under 5 000 to around 19 000. The legible entries reference townships like Petry, Fike, and Highland Home, with references to streets including London and Randolph, and mention improvements and lot sizes in several cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena
Sargh
Brenton Et
Charis
Jones
Central Park
London-st
Twenty-fourth
Mary FP
Rosina Keipp
Pettinane Et
Matlin
William Forlat
Lewis & Con Arsenal
Ft. Clair
German Club Concert Delights Huge German House Audience
The German clubs held a Tuesday night concert at the German house under Ernestinoff's guidance. An orchestra of 50 and a 109-voice chorus performed with Orville Harrold as Faust and Mrs. Tharner praised for captivating arias. Cast members included Percy Parks, Frederick Martens, Rappaport, and Lewis, with strong ensemble praise for the chorus and orchestration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Unrd
Mirvellna Oflexander Ernextinoft
Gannini
Ayia Xureeds
Orville Narralt
Faust
Kat
Percy Parks
Mephlatapheles
Chris
Higher Courts and Appellate Motions in Huntington and Carroll
A dense list of higher court cases and motions from Huntington and Carroll jurisdictions. Appellate actions include motions to strike, advance, and file briefs. oral arguments set for May dates. several cases involve trustees, receivers, and administrators. Notable entries mention State ex rel cases, petitions for rehearing, and certification actions with various courts and abbreviations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suchine
Doseph G. Amis
Huntington
Charias M. Dunn
State of Indiana
Allen CC
Wabash River Trietion Cnmneny
Ethel Baker
Wabash River Traction Company
Baker
Huntington GC
Regadaun
Haines
A. Huntington 2
Appelles
Texat
Hayes
Shirk
Furlton
William L. Fett
George J. Ives
BA Gaur Scott & Co
Plenchman, Yarrisny
Roby C.J. Black
Myers Robinson
Contock & Wiley
Abeents i
Dill
Fraze
Trenty
Ia. m. SW
Abbere
Sullivan D. C
Roby
Myera
Comatock
Rob Minson
Canon Black
Wiley
Brookover
Guardian
Kansan
Treantrer
Huntington CC
Seai
Lung
de Kalb
C. Appelles
Greenfiald
Black
Henry C. C. Appelles
St. Kresper Va
Porter C. Appalingts
Cromer machine dominates Delaware county primary dispute
The Delaware county primary reveals a fierce Cromer machine effort with repeaters, automobile squads, and police coordination to tilt votes. Allegations target Cromer allies in Munice and district, while farmers and local Republicans resist and claim the process was the worst in Cromer’s history.
Federal Grand Jury To Convene For May Term
The federal grand jury for the May term has been called to meet. It is said there are not many cases of importance to be investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Grand Jury
Flannery Fears Plots of Foes In Covington Ky
William Flannery a Covington clerk told police he faced rumors of a plot against him at his home and trouble tied to a gang of boys on a street car incident. He said rumors intensified as a Marion group involved him and he was placed in protective care at the tuckey’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Flannery
Covinge Jton
Corrigan
Pines
Indianapolis
Flannery
Maron
Mannery
Tuckey
Covington
Wiltsie Appointed Special Judge in Embezzlement Case
In Marietta, the State against Pred Woltzer for embezzlement faced delays as the defense sought a venue change. Judge Fremont Alford and special judge Charles Wiltsie officiated after the grand jury indicted Woltzer, who allegedly stole funds as an employee of the Marietta Glass company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoenes
Pred Woltzer
Wolter
Fremont Alford
Charles Wiltsiy
Grandiary
Woltzer
Marietta Glans Company
Bio
Boasts of Surplus From Continental Fire Insurance
The Continental Fire Insurance Company of New York informs Indiana's mercantile department that it can pay all its Franco losses in Dublin a day and shows a net surplus of about 8 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continental Fire Insurance Company
New York
Memirance Department
Indiana
Missing Finger Ordeal After San Francisco Earthquake
Special to the Xun CalaratdG SVRINGS reports Miss Logan, en route from Denver to Chicago to visit parents, was injured after an earthquake. She wore a bandage on her left hand and said her finger was cut off during the disaster, leaving her unconscious and robbed of rings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
April S
Denver
Rio Grande
Chicago
Miss Logan
St. Franviene
Fire destroys several houses in Arkansas town
A windy blaze in Little Rock and surrounding areas destroyed multiple homes and damaged others in a Wednesday afternoon fire. The State Board of Education cited damages totaling 360000 as flames spread from a barn owned by C Reachamp. One man, Edward Rexen, died from shock after a house collapse.
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Little Rock
Ark
Acinot Danke
Ikem
Consinud
Thom Hansen Thurstay
Coe Barn
Reachamp
Haute
Huuie Woea
York
Edward Rexen
Lng
Incorporations Filed for The American Sloe Company
The American Sloe Company of West Franklin filed articles of incorporation with the state, authorized capital stock of 15000 dollars. Incorporators include William M Williams Aly Bert L Swanson from Franavilles Walter D P Weaver from West Franklin and Hastings from Mt Vernon Lemase lacy I E Usom from New Fork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Sloe Company
West Franklin
Artes of Hue Corporation
Wiliam M Williams
Aly Bert L. Swanson
Franavilles
Walter DP. Weaver
Hastings
Mt. Vernon
Lemaselacy IE Usom
New Fork
Dynamite Attack Damages Valley Freight Train
An April midnight blast on a Lahighl Valley freight train toppled the engine and several cars near the Mountal cutoff above Puteton. Engineer John E. Thomas and wireman Hi Brown were injured as dynamite placed on the track exploded, derailing the locomotive and three cars. Railroad detectives and county officials conduct a broad investigation amid heightened security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerippa-McRae Préas Association
Wilkesbarre
Lehign Valley Railroad
Sfountal
Puteton
John E. Thomas
Wireman Hi, Brown
Puttaton
Counry
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East Buffalo
Ween and Ie
Antgre Natuca Envy Jones
Hod Currier
Meridian
Ami
Fires & Iron
U. B
Fey ‘U
Steed
Wits Raffronds- Co
Pacific
GM & SP
Why
Po Pacific
Penn
Phila
Brooklyn
Local Securities
Amer
Central Life Ins
American National Bank
Atlas Engine Works Pfd
Belt Railroad Commnion
Belt Railroad Pfd
Treay-Koreham Iron Wire
Ust Capital National Bank
Ole 1
Central Trust Company
Trey Chzeng Savings Deposit Co
Climax Coffer and Rp, Co
Calumbia National Bank
Dei. and
Madison Co
Farmers’ Trust Co
W. & Wal. T. Con
Home Brewing A. Indiana Hotel Co
Ottamu Do Ptt
Pact Hitiana National Bank
Cite Gate
Lean Can
Indiana Trust Co. Indiane VT. Co
Apatioi, Wd Id
Martineelite RT. Co
Indianapelis
Inapia & Pouth
Reever & Co
S Security Trust Co
Onion National Bari
Wilon Traction
Union Trust Co
Vandalia Coal Co
Wagan
BONDE
Broad Ripple
Citizens’ Street Railway
Indiana Hotel
Tusitana
Indianapolis Water Co
M&w. Trac
Minion Traction of
Triana
iGand
Enon
City Grain
Nyerea
sMar
May
Jane
Throne
Ned
Arengt Witting
Bes Darongh
Siyer
Chile
Macy Na
SS. Hay—Fiem
Ieire
Timothy
Atimethy
Shi
Neo
Charles S. Norton
Broghari Wa
Gardner
M. Morlate
George Brinker
E. Seventeenth
Walter S . Sprankss
R. Fi
B. J. Fisher
Gentes Lang
Orleans
J. Durkwin
Alice Pane
W. Hawker
N. Cantrad
A. Haverilek
Alhis Ieit Brandt
Kenwood
Weller Gorens
Olney
Elaventh
J. Moyer
Beechwood
Andubon
G. A. George
Aiei
Jefferson
W. Webb
Washington Frat ‘Bock
New
Carma Ft. Jones
Intif
Wilcox
Michisanest
Belmont-aye
Thomas
Graves
Jonae
F. Johnson
Auter
Jere Beyst
Desee Kellam
Weodmansee
Johnson
Drvington
Warant
Lavmanare
Gowshave
Jennie & Waedmannen
Nara
Machine
Canthie Balint
Hartford
Delaware
Ely
Harry Bridgeman
Munce
Negenes
Tad
Muncie
Lecaird
Mr. Laimbert
Leslie Wachtel
Cramer
Johnson Block
Stilwell
Sherif
Stilwell Republicana
Frank Adame
Munels
Neanie
Crome
Deltasware
Wiltsie
Alford
WASP
Lahighl Valley Road
Ns, Tade
Assort
Brussels
Royal Wilton
Marth
Tiger Rvg
Washington] Street
People's Outfitting Co
Kentucky
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