Wall Street Advances and Commodities at Peak. Tours and Prices
Opening market shows gains across rails and utilities with Southern Pacific and Union Pacific leading. Reading and Amalgamated Copper rise after initial wobble while Pennsylvanian stock recovers. London gold shipment to New York sparks bull run. grains steady with No 2 red wheat and corn mixed. east buffalo cattle and hog receipts listed with pricing. Chicago and Cincinnati livestock markets report firm to higher bids.
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Wew Fork
Reading
Baltimore & Ohio
St. Paul
Atchison, Canartian Pacte
Union Pacific
Weber
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Ify
Southern Pacific
Pennsylvania
London
New York
Inion Pueble
Local Securities Market Shows Hullish Tone and Sharp Lift
Brokers reported higher activity and rising bids on several issues in today’s local stock exchange snapshot. Cylon Traction led gains with a 3 percent uptick, Marlon Trust climbed to 64 on a new high, while many general-list changes were fractional across banks, rail, and utility stocks amid a brisk mid-summer session.
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Ajgres
Cylon Traction Continon
Brukera
Marlon Trust
Chicago grain and livestock prices mixed on late summer trading
Chicago grain futures showed uneven gains with wheat and corn mixed while oats and September hogs rose modestly. Local receipts cited wheat, corn and oats market activity. Saint Louis live stock market noted varied prices for steer, heifer and pig categories amid mixed demand.
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Aecippa-McRee Preaw Association
Chicago
Ang
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Sigey
Deernberger
Vice President Fairbanks invited for Ohio exposition opening
Invited figure Valleys: Chavers editor of the Columbia Standard and D Blatter called on Vice President Charles W Fairbanks to urge delivering an opening address for the Ohio State Colored Educational and Industrial exposition in Columbus. The event aims to showcase Black progress in Ohio through crafts, manufactures, and products with Gov. A. L. Harris and Booker T. Washington among speakers. a firm commitment to attendance on opening day is noted.
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Columbia Standard
Columbus
Ghia State Colored Educational and Industrial Exposition
Etrrace D. Blatter
Charles W Fairbanks
Aeliver
Addron
Sanut
Columbine
Chivers
Ohio
A. L. Harris
Ronker
Washington
Warehington
Winona Lake
Indiana
Chavers
Ereie
Alate
Spreaka
Live Stock Prices and Market Trends in Indianapolis
The Indianapolis live stock market opened strong with bullish reports and a general advance across cattle, hogs, and sheep. Hogs hit 6.63 for a fancy load, with bulk around 3.95, while cattle and calves rose 10 to 14 cents and 6 to 10 cents respectively, buyers applying steady demand and quick clearance.
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Convention of Printers Opens At Colorado Springs
Three hundred delegates attended the fifty second annual International Typographical Union congress in Colorado Springs. Mayor Hall and six prominent citizens welcomed them. President James Lynch replied. The meeting focuses on an eight hour day demand as part of ongoing labor action.
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Scelppe-Meltae
Colorado Springs
Crin
Ffty
International ‘Typographical Union
Mayor Hall
James Mr. Lynch
Haunion
Mob threatens lynching after alleged assault in Renton
A Black man who struck and injured four Camden men during a Sunday game quarrel is surrounded in woods near Renton, Washington, and feared to be fatally harmed by a mob before officers arrive. Police report tension as the incident stems from a dispute over a game.
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Camdon
Thare
Man Fired Into Crowd On Bowery Strikes Four
In the early hours near Cragy Island Bowery, a man fired into a dense crowd wounding four. Waiter George White was shot in the back by another assailant near a restaurant door, causing a panic as bystanders fled. Patrick Fitzpatrick and others were injured. Lang Island hospital treated all victims. The shooter Kerppas WeRne Prean fled the scene.
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George White
Chile
Anu
Bowery
Thomas McDonald
New In
Pitzpatrick
Brooklyn
Ann@ Staith
Wilhiamsburg
Lang 16- Land Hospital
For the Peace of All Nations and Birth Notices
A dense 1910s city notice lists births worldwide with multiple couples and addresses, followed by Washington dispatch on the interparliamentary union led by Burton and Bryan and a list of deaths, marriages, and building permits. It notes Bryan’s prominent, favorable impression and a predicted US presidential outcome amidst international arbitration debates.
Baby neglect case shores Cromer crowd out
MUNCIE Ind Aug 13 On Sep 2 the Cromer machine lost control of city government as Lon Guthrie, a Republican, won the mayoral race. The Cromer faction tried to defeat him and failed. List of likely appointees hints at partisan balance with Haymond, McClellan, Wall, Laffarty, Whitey, and Spikerman named or implied.
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Gorge W. Cromer
Lon Guthrie
Lon A Guthrie
Guthrie
H. Clay Haymond
Delaware County National Bank
Board of Public Works
Frederick McClellan
Warold C. FR. Wall
Frank J. Laffarty
Robetar Whitey City Health aMeer
Harry Bpikerman
Police Crack Down on Saloon Violations in Sunday Sweep
Police rounded up thirty-one saloon keepers under Sunday law violations amid a citywide pre-noon patrol. Officers seized half-filled beer glasses as evidence while arresting owners and patrons, with many rear rooms found in use. the court set fines for seventeen defendants and continued others.
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Arter
Arrronn
Cher
Palies
Metzger
East Sefard
Metager
Lewis Kampman
Washington-st
Wilian Bwnithey
Kasten
Pred’ Matsheiser
Kentucky-ave
Harry Barkowitz
Liberty-et
Henry Bloemberg
N. Latherty
Ed Bickers
Minolessis
Jahn Migead
St Uiair
Joseph Cohen
F. Prateat
Chi
Bowth-at
Matthew Kietor
Lexingtoneave
Henry Wachtel
Shethyest
Richard Cros Mn
Delawarest
Charles Hollpeter
Columbia Aves
Doneph Baker
Warmewave
Chester Miner
Shelbysat
Nicholas Galln
McCreasat
Josaph
Sando
Weatest
Frant McHenry
Dundeat
Curtis Korn
Bryan Gollagter
Ian Noble
Sidanf
Rret
Strike Ends On Mexican Central Railroad After Decree
In Paso Texas August Event under President Diaz ended a strike by the Mexican Central railroad after a delegation from the atcibert organization met with authorities. The railroad granted the principal demand of the strikers.
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Paso
Tex
Diaz
Atcibert’ Organization
Mexican Central Railroad
Atrikera
Tax Board Hearing Appeals Session Tuesday
The Indiana State Board of Tax Commissioners will hold a final session Tuesday devoted to appeals from its first session and the final disposition of all matters. Appeals listed include The Lewisville and Jeffersonville Bridge Co The Home Telephone Co South Bend Vincennes Street Railway Co Central Indiana Telephone Co Winchester and others.
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Indiana State Board of Tax Commissioners
Lewisville
Bryan to Australia voyage plan altered in 1890s note
Washington report says Bryan will remain in the United States for a short period after circumnavigating the globe and then proceed to Australia to study and write about politics and economic conditions. The intended Australia visit was reconsidered during the voyage.
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Australia
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Prema
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Sauniry
Rations of Circus Not for the Army
A Washington dispatch reports a full Army inquiry into circus provisioning findings. Substantive observations note strict discipline, organized labor, and efficient transport and subsistence contracts, yet conclude circus methods offer little military value to soldiers. The study highlights contrasts with military standards and operational constraints.
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Fire tail dealers threaten suit against manufacturers in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on August 13 fire tail dealers with contracts for the season say they will sue manufacturers for failing to supply the quantities promised. Attorneys cite violated terms and seek legal redress. Contracts were made before price adjustments and reductions.
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Igemen
Scrippa-Mefae Preen
Philadelphia
Rons
Theta
Cub Fogether
President Roosevelt Meets Sherman and Shonts at Oyster Bay
James S. Sherman, chairman of the Republican congressional committee, and Charman Shoots of the Panama Canal Commission, conferred with President Roosevelt on political matters. Sherman said he had just returned from the coast and would report nothing specific. Shonts quipped about losing sea legs, while Bishop offered no comment.
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Oyster Bay
N. F
J.james S. Sherman
Republican Congressional Committee
Charman
Bishop
Panama Canal Commission
Roosevelt
Sherman
Shonts
Fourth Naval Academy class to be smallest in years
The Naval Academy expects a small class this fall with 193 nominees already sworn in at Annapolis and two awaiting reexamination, bringing the total to just over 300. There are 18 vacancies remaining to fill for the next academic year.
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Scrippe- McRae Press Association
Washington
Elaen
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Trial opens in Lebanon county for murder lynching case
The Bass Galbraith murder trial opens in Lebanon county court amid heavy security as 100 deputies guard the fourth house precinct. The jury selection begins with Assistant Attorneys General Kensish and Gentry arriving to assist the prosecution.
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Scrippe-MoRar
Springfield
Bass Galbraith
Lebanon County
Kensish
Gentry Arived
Grsset
TRE &TAGE Dance School Ad for Prof Rayno
An early advertisement invites readers to join the popular dance program taught by Prof Rayno at 2 West Ohio Street Indianapolis. Private lessons and evening classes offered with new fancy dances arranged to suit pupils, satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. Also a separate business chance notice for a physician or druggist with a store and practice worth about 2300 dollars, available directly with the owner in Indianapolis.
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