Market Frenzy As St Paul Leads Broad Rally
News from New York and Milwaukee reports show a heated session with St Paul stock strength pushing higher while railroad shares wavered. Heavy early gains faded into mixed trading as traders awaited decisive guidance amid rumors of consolidation and policy shifts.
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Bertess
McHine Preas Association
York
Chesapeake & and Reading
Paul
Jesney
Ktchison
Consolidated Gas
New ‘Vark
Amalgamated
Sugar Ant
St. Paul Taok
Louid S Thentas
Standard Oil
Union Pacific Barrests
Isis
Ratiroad
St. Paul
Iinistral
Takipa
Byde St. Paul
Rrading
Southern
Pacific
United States Steel
Ammerican
Live Stock Market Report From Indianapolis
Hogs 7400. prices down four cents from yesterday as the downward trend extends to the sixth day. Cattle demand steady with good stock moving. sheep market steady for better grades while thin lambs and light lots are hard to move. Quotes show varied prices by class with rails of grain and futures noted.
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Indianapolis
Cattle and Pigs Receipts Show Mixed Texas Trade
Aug 2 livestock receipts report varied activity with cattle and hogs in focus. Texans and Rubi stockers and feeders showed strength while steers and heifers commanded prices. lambs and sheep receipts listed. Chicago Produce notes butter eggs cheese and live poultry prices alongside meat market figures and packer demand.
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Balagna
Cannes
Lolis
Chicago
Ferippe-WeRur Press
Suri Young
Kirklin merchant accused of arson in town fire
Special to The Sao Frankfort, Aug. 3. Charles McKay, a Kirklin hardware dealer, was arrested on arson charges following a major fire that devastated the town’s business district. Detectives, said to have strong evidence, allege the fire aimed to secure insurance before a store stock depletion and farm trade transfer. McKay reportedly left the store minutes before discovery and offered conflicting statements.
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Frankfort
Tna
Charles Me
Kirklin
Tre
McKay
Tim
Chicago grain and live stock mixed as markets open
Chicago grain held up early with September corn trading around 5 to 6 cents above bid while wheat eased. Local receipts show mixed corn and wheat totals. live cattle steady to higher with lighter trade and hogs down slightly amid overall quiet trading. Prices for pork and lard listed alongside cattle ranges and sheep receipts.
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Scripps-McRee Preas Association
Chicago
Abygade
Liverpool
Aum
Public funds theft trial convicts at Warsaw
Scrippe McRae Association Buffalo Ave 2 John WV Neff former author of Erle counts convicted at Warsaw this morning of grand larceny in the first degree over about funds tied to the removal of bodies from North Street cemetery. Rolland J Conover also convicted of grand larceny in the first degree awaiting sentence. Neff testified false warrants were made and money divided with supervisors Jackson and Gideon. County treasurer Murray paid warrants. Bones piled and mislisted as ledgers. Appeal will be taken.
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Scrippe-McRae Reas Associatios
Buffalo
Ave
John WV. Neff
Erle
Warsaw
North-st
Rolland J. Conaver
Mur
Nef
Neff
Jackson
Gideon
Murray
Conover
Gnaon
Heral
Filipino rebel leader Sakay surrenders in Philippines
Washington reports a surrender by Macrio Sakay, self-styled president of the Philippine Republic, along with several followers. Local Filipinos prompted the move, with Gen Vilafuerte and police authorities overseeing the transition. Sakay vows to return to peace and end armed resistance as the United States gains favorable view of Philippine progress.
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Scrippas Mir
Washington
Macrio Sakay
Republic
Carreon
Vilafuerte
Heine
United States
Financial tips and stock market notes from London
American stocks firm in London from set up 4. HN has a rule that Norther stockholders will not receive more than 7 percent dividends. Wells Fargo shows 35300, Twin City Rapid Transit earns 7 percent on common, Chesapeake & Ohio railway around percent. Bond market hits new low for July, sales 4, etc. Exchange volume up 30,475 shares from July 1905. Berlin London exchange quotes pigs for short hills. Paris three percent rentes at 9 francs centimes for kernunt. Exchance ontain 2 francs 11 checks.
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London
Wells-Fargo Company
Twin City Rapid Transit Company
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
Stock Exchange
Berlin-Exchange
Paris
Culver Cadets Visit Lake Winona Amid Musical Week
Culver Naval school cadets from Lake Maxinkquoe to Lake Winona arrive with United States revenue cutters for an exhibition drill on Aug. 9. The Thomas Orchestra draws large crowds as Josephine Edmunds and cellist Stefan Steindean win praise. Prof. Hansen’s talk and concerts at ACInana add to a week of joy with visitors calling it the best week of life.
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Winona Lake
Mna
Bern
Gigaitle
Culver Naval School
Lake Maxinkwekoe
Lake Winona
Lghe
United States Revenue Cutters
Culver
Thomas Orchestra
Josephine B. Edmunds
Srmn Steinde Tan
Hann van Ten Berg
Hansen
Second Presbyterian Church
Indianapolis
Brant
Beethoven
Allegro
Elne Faust
Waldweben
de Meistersin
Acinana
Graft Indications Found in Army Construction Dept
Manila report by Col Wood, inspector general, uncovers graft in the Army Construction Department over four years. Piney army quartermasters ordered to Manila to testify. Clerks McChesney and Quirk to accompany them. Capt G A Nugent PF W Cole A W Kimball and Frienenorph sent here. as charges of voucher falsification and payroll padding arise with no specific individuals named yet.
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SecippeeMcNae Freee Annocinvinn
Manila
Col Wood
Army Construction Department
Piney Army Quartermasters
Oto Manila
McChesney and Quirk
Philippines
Ces
G. A. Nugent
PF. W. Cole
A.W. Kimball
Frienenorph
Two Men Killed by Train at Sherman Drive Crossing
D F Sperling, 63, of 2148 Pleasantst now Taylor Gappit, 44, Abme undown, were run down by a Big Four work train at the Sherman Drive crossing Wednesday night. Sperling died en route to St Vincent's hospital. Gappit died later. About 20 other workmen were returning to Wanwpolis from Reed Grove where they built a grain elevator. The engine and caboose separated. workers could not stop in time. Bodies dragged some distance before rescue. Coroner Valenther to hold inquest at St. Vincent hospital.
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D. F. Sperling
Pleasantst
Taylor Gappit
Sherman Drive
Cerssing
Sperling
St. Vincent's
Wapypit
Tae Onen
Cleveland G Pany
Reech Grove
Tae Wanwpolis
Saa Pari
Woman coerced stranger to take her money in scheme
Mitchell Indiana woman Dawns a plan to place herself with a stranger who promised employment in San Francisco. The man allegedly persuaded her to surrender all her funds then vanished after the exchange. Her husband had deserted months earlier. a Colorado ranch connection emerged in investigation. The case centers on fraud and destitution.
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Diohy
Colorado
Boy Baby Left in Hotel Room Sparks Investigation
In New York at the Grand Union hotel, a frightened officer found a newborn boy in a room reportedly assigned to a man and four women. The infant, described as handsome and well dressed, was taken to a Townling home after the occupants surrendered.
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Scrioge-McRac
New York
Grand Union Hotel
Carr
Wilk
H. Dearborn
Parade of Fighting Men Plans in Indianapolis
The Indiana National Guard and regulars prepare encampment and maneuvers at the fort. The mayor notes special public viewing along city streets, aiming to showcase army drills and strengthen public interest. A parade review is expected to yield a positive demonstration and public engagement.
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Indiana
San
Indianapolis
Imai Ratinn
Police Board Acts After Negro Complaints
Board verdicts on alleged misconduct by Patrolmen Pavel Holm and Peritcord in handling a dispute at Minnverstream. With Chief Metzger recommending discipline, Warren is reduced to patrolman and Cox becomes sergeant in a reshuffle.
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William Pavel
Jenn Holm
Edward Peritcord
Board of Public
Batety
Allgmagn
H. G . Ghaehy
William Reed
Viffe
Baller Hunbert
Catyn
Warren
Wanum
Cox
Metzger
Unions Plot to Defeat Speaker Cannon in Illinois City
The American Federation of Labor plans to counter Speaker Cannon by pressuring him to remain home. J C Pierce, a known organizer, arrived in Danville to coordinate the effort with Samuel Gompers’ party managers aiming to limit Cannon's influence and force him to stay off the campaign trail.
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TERR
ARMOC
Ars
Danville
American Federation of Latura
Vannon
Troopgrear
J. C. Pierce
Terans Atceratinn
Samuel Gampere
Pronosy
Rno' Om
Federation
Mr. Cannon
Inimsett
Fever aboard ship at New Orleans quarantine
Fever aboard the steamer Whitehall arriving from Colon. A passenger died in quarantine with chagres fever diagnosed as cause. The ship remains under quarantine at the Miseianino station with all other cases of the same illness.
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New Orleans
Ava
Miseianino Quarantine
Dharf
Whitehall
Colon
Dog Attacks P F Collier in Gloucester Visit
New York artist Attes Collier was visiting Hast Gloucester when a dog bite left him with forty nine wounds in his arm and shoulder. The English bulldog was severely injured as Collier entered a mobile unit. The dog has been sent to New York to determine rabies.
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P. F. Collier
Gloucester
C. Attes Collier
New York
Women Present Not a Man in the Honey at Mutual Service Grounds
A two night military camp festival at Mutual Service Association Grounds on West Forty third Street features the play Not a Man in the Honey performed by Mreet T Conde Mrs J Brown Mira Edu Clark Mrs of T Wisgina and Mrs N Dennen. The event, favorably received at Teetearch club Gentleman's night, supports charitable aims and benefits the Mutual Service Association home for circle. Alongside the play a risky company of the Indianapolis Galalian of the Indiana National Guard will stage replica camp scenes battles and ceremonies each night.
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Mutual Service Association
W. Forty
Mreet T. Conde
Tj. Brown
Mira. Edu Clark
of. T. Wisgina
Mra N. Dennen
Teetearch
Vari‘ous Meisties
Cirle
Indianapoliphanalian
Indiana National Guard
Liquid Air as a Freezer Scrippes McHae Prean Associating
Toledo reports shifts in Standard One company pricing with oil volumes increasing. Quotations from multiple districts include Penneytvanis Tiena Second Sandy Richland New Castle Princeton and Cabell County. Descriptions cite liquid air as a freezer medium with rapid cooling and dramatic frost effects, illustrating a vacuum chamber method and the potential to freeze beverages without evaporation.
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Scrippes McHae Prean
Toledo
Becaues
Standard One
Penneytvanis
Second Sandy
Richland Run
New Castle
Princeton
Nerippee MeDac
Orning
Cabell County
London
North Lima
South Lima
Indiana
Tanu
Somerset
St. Ragland
Midsummer Society News Highlights Local Visits
Mrs. Jef Croke and her daughter spend a four day stay in Anderson. Mrs. WOH Peterson plans a visit with Maud McIntosh at Crawfordsville.
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Jef Croke
Anderson
Frisco salvage profits and visiting plans noted
Report summarizes profit figures from salvage operations around Frisco and mentions individuals visiting relatives in Anderson Kokomo and Atlantic City. Mentions insurance experts and a grand jury probe into alleged conspiracy tying to salvage and brokers.
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Scripps-ieltae
Ban Francisch
Walviage
OWL
Ralph Reanington
Polivige
Atlantic City
Grand Furs
Acces Commieratee Saltiemivuts
A. W. Whitomey
University of California
Whitney Listiy
Insurance Bureau
The
Merchants’ Exchange
Wallicks and guests visit Winona Lake and Beloit area set
Mrs Wallick and daughter Adele join Mr and Mrs John Wallick during a Winona Lake visit with further plans for Adele and Mr Clarence Foster to host. Mrs Frank Schussler marks a birthday with friends at White City. Myrtle Craft hosts Tay Taw club at Bellefonta nest. Archibald Hanna and Miss Tda May Pras ser wed at Memorial Presbyterian Church with the Hannas away in Denver and returning to Indianapolis. Sus C Noble and Oren Colle wed at the bride’s parents home, the bride once a juvenile court officer and Colle a courthouse reporter, romance blooming from work. Edith Hull hosts a charming musicale for Miss Susan Richardson, with a floral display and program by Mulbertz Mahan and others. Helen Weimar of Buffalo arrives to visit Camp Ebert and her father at Ft. Benjamin Harrison. Mary and Ating Ryan depart for Niagara Falls from Toronto trip.
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Mist Tda May Prasser
Archibald Hanna
Frank ©. Ballard
Memorial Presbyterian Church
Sirs Hanna
Denver
Indianapolis
Sus C. Noble
Oren & Colle
Pride Parents
UjI+ BE
Juvenile Cout
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Edith Hull
Prest
Susan Richardson
Frankinn
RC. Yell
Misa Mulbertz Mahan
Myrtle Craft
Gana Rosenberger
Mize Adelaide
Dorothy Meyer
Nellie Blowrer
Helen Weimar
Buffals, N
John Welmar
Camp Ebert
Alan Vielt
City Record For A Day Kths Frederick And Neilie Savage
A fragmented city record lists marriages deaths and property actions. Entries mention Frank Barthel and Gertrude Carney Oscar Traubt and Mary Savitt Archibald McDougall and Emma Johnston Chas McClelland and Laura Boggs plus multiple residents with addresses and ages and noted causes such as tuberculosis meningitis and mitral insufficiency. Real estate items list several dwellings and values in various streets and counties.
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Frank Barthel
Gertrude Carney
Oscar Fantaet Traubt
Mary Emma Savitt
Trey Rex Colle
Sue Brno
James A. Rosenberger
Billa M. Huber
Walter J. Hockensmith
Beasie Amelia ‘Turner
Martha Meldema
Martha Patch
Archibald N. McDougall
Emma Johnston
Chas. M. McClelland
Laura E. Boggs
Flag for the band at Noblesville mark August event
Aug night open air band concert ends with presentation of a large handsome American flag gifted by the strawboard works and carbon company. Band leader Vestat has directed the band for 15 years as Keotar Meare Venral receives a gold cornet formerly shown at the St Louis exposition by Conn Company Elkhart Indiana.
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Taur
Strawboard
Mbla
Rhumeling Works
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Ceme
St. Louis Exposition
Conn Company
Elkhart
Ind
Anid
Vestat
Negro Slayer Sentenced to Life in Prison
Edward Dean, an inmate, was found guilty of first degree murder for killing Mark M. Davis and sentenced to the penitentiary by Judge A. M. Kunkle. He was escorted to Columbia by Deputy Sheriff Lawrence Tavis. Riots erupted the night after the shooting in the Big Four yards.
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Springfield
Edward Dean
Mark M. Davis
A. M
Kunkle
Dean
Columbia
Lawrence
Tavis
Big Four
Beer Drinking Nation Emerges In U S History
A Washington dispatch reports America is rapidly becoming a beer drinking nation as total beer output nears 149,001,000 gallons, the highest on record. The piece notes an increase of about two gallons per person and cites rising per capita consumption across the nation.
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Scrippa-McFtae Press
Warhington
America
United States
Pony Homesick Pony Makes Long Journey
A small white pony from Omaha Nebraska traveled ninety four miles in under two days before arriving at a home in Columbus. The animal became homesick after breaking away from its owner at Columbus and endured a lengthy journey despite fatigue.
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Omaha
Neb
Aug
Aner
Columbus
Leas Han
Ieota
Counei Biut
Conductor murdered on Pere Ahfrquatie railway
Grand Rapids Mich Aug 2 Bud Stone, conductor on the Pere Ahfrquatie railway, was stabbed and killed Wednesday night. Suspect Tony De Bartello De Hartello accused, case unfolding as authorities investigate motive and sequence of events on a troubled line.
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Scrippre MeHer Press Association
DR. Mich
Bud Stone
Pere Ahfrquatie
Tony
de Bartello
de Hartello Atole
Mountain climber killed on Brauniog Zinken descent
A mountain climber, grandchild of Prot xen and cousin of Joseph Pulitzer, fell while descending the Brauniog Zinken near Vienna yesterday. He slipped over a precipice and was killed in the fall, his companion present.
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Rotiparen
Crene Appoenom
Vienna
Feiediamiers
Prot
Xen
Aurlat
Joseph Pulitzer
New York
Young Wife Mary Smith Marries Younger Writer
Mary Robert Smith, noted for a controversial sociological stance, has wed Dine Coolidge, a younger naturalist and short story writer. The wedding has stirred conversations among friends about class and age in marriage. Frank Fisymaker, linked to Mr EB Washington, reportedly shot at two burglars early Thursday, with details still unclear as authorities investigate the incident.
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Dine Coolidge
Frank
Frank Fisymaker
Washington,et
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