Wall Street Stocks Rally Amid Broad Market Gains
New York Aug 15 Stock market opened with strong buying and broad gains as names like Reading Pacific Union Pacific and Southern Pacific advanced. Traders noted heavy buying orders early with mixed results across rails and industrials. Odd lot activity and lower outside interest left overall market tone uncertain despite notable upticks in St. Paul National Lead and Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
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ChcrippieMeHur Drena Ausociation
Eunew York
Reading
Penneylvania
Missour | Atchison
Union Pacife
St. Paul
Higai
Consolidated Guz
Union Pacific
Mina
Southern Prest.c
Caddley
Union Pacific Directora
Migahuri Pacific
Gould Wrecks
Brooklyn Rapid Trans
London
Armlings
Paiani “Ehlefiy Erie
Southern Pacific
Uniem Ka Eifie Aid
Pennsylvania
St. 7
Union Pavitic
Mer
Ntoela
Local Securities Bulls Rally Amid Mixed Session
Traders reported frank activity on the local exchange with brokers showing increased attendance and notable interest in Marion Tea st company. A sharp advance of 6 points set a new Nik record as most changes were fractional and declines absent amid cautious optimism among membe rs and various bank and rail holdings listed in the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Teast Company
Amer
Central Lifer Iss. Co
American National Bank
Atlas Engine Works Ltd
Hell Railroad Commando Pf
Brown-Reichsm Iron
Capital National Bank
Central Trust Company
Citizens’ Savings Denoatt Go
Climax Coffee & Bak
Pwdr
Columbia National Bank
Farmers” Trust Company
Federal Union Surety Co
Wayne & Wah Val, T Co
Home Brewing Co
Indiana Hotel Co
Indiana National Bank
Guar. and Loan Co
Indiana Trust
Indiana Union Traction Co
Indianapolis Abattoie
Indpis
Practineville
R. T. Co
Indianapolis Fire Inc Co
Indiananalis Gas Co
Hindpis, & Booth. Trac
Femenet Street
Rathway Andianapalis Trac
Tet jRokomo
Mar
West, Trac
Law Building
Enele ‘Cock Mtg
Fea
Pref
Marlon Trust Fompane
Henk
New Telephone Co
People’s Deposit Banik Feapigg Light & Hew
Faun Feriliteer Pe Reever & Security
Union National Bank
Tyan
Enon
van Camp Hardware
Vandalia Coal Co
Wasson
vRaiiroadise
Indiana
Indiana Linton Traction Tn Col
Southern Sx
Indianapolis & Easter
Indianapolis Gas
Indpls
Greenfeld R. R Tae Seroneville Rts
Trdianapolly Northern Trac
Indianapolis Street Railways
Palananalie ‘Trac
Ter
Anndiananalis Main Co
Traction of Merchants
New Telephone
New
Nion Traction of
St Louis and Cincinnati Livestock Markets Tighten Amid Mixed Receipts
Aug 15 reports show cattle receipts varying by market with higher prices for beef steers in St Louis and mixed results elsewhere. Hog prices edge up in St Louis while Cincinnati and Chicago show softer hogs and steady to higher cattle, with calves and lambs trading at selective gains.
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ST. Louis
Texas
City Record for a Day Births and Marriages
A daily city record lists births at various addresses including SN and-street variants with multiple couples and single additions. It also notes marriages among residents such as Carmine Cuiariti and Rosa Meo, Foxall and Masme L, and James Williams with Lacey Rose, plus deaths like Halley Lea Parker and Marian Eaton with ages and causes. Building permits and Chicago produce entries detail requested permits and local projects.
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Carmine Cuiariti
Rosa Meo
Chag
Foxall
Masme L
Notting
James Wiliams
Lacey Rose
James A. Coble
Mary B. Ginbens
Grafton
Richard Yeeger
Hallie H Caldwell
R. Hughes
Winnie Aamoniel Carnte Kirk
Ethel Ingram
Halley Lea Parker
Shromibasus
Charles H. Benzel
Wielded a Razor in Batavia Family Tragedy
In Batavia New York this morning Eml Berner aged 35 attacked his wife with a razor then slew his brother-in-law Ernest Franzen 30 before turning the blade on himself. Both men died and the woman reportedly will not survive. Berner had been ill three weeks and the murder occurred at 3 o clock. Neighbors alerted police as Berner fled and a daughter Slema and a boarder escaped discovery.
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Scrippe-MoRxe Preas Association
Batavia
Eml Rarner
Ernest Franzen
Berner
Franzen
Slema
Czar Reviews Troops at Krasnoye-Selo
In St Petersburg Aug 16 the review of troops at Krasnoye-Selohy by Czar Nicholas passed off without incident. The ceremony aimed to strengthen royal loyalty among troops faithful to the crown amid recent mutinies. The force included forty eight battalions of infantry twelve squadrons of maxim guns thirty nine squadrons of cavalry and accompanying artillerymen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippe-Metal Preas Association
T. Petersburg
Krasnoye-Selohy
Nicholas
Indianapolis Hog and Cattle Market Slows Prices Rise Few
Sluggish hog movement and Chicago market warnings ease trade in Indianapolis livestock. Opening bids sparked lively packer shipper activity with early clearances. Light weights favored. top hogs at 16.00, most at 10 to 16 percent below yesterday. Cattle market opened strong with more sales at 1 and above, prime steers and butcher stock in demand, while common stock struggled. Sheep market steady to unchanged with small supply.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Chicago
Gorda
Grain and livestock prices steady amid mixed Chicago trade
Chicago grain and livestock prices edged around steady as August trade opened mixed across wheat corn and soy notes. September wheat around 70 to 71 cents. December and May options listed with varied quotes. Pork and lard futures showing gains while beef and cattle receipts noted. New York and East Buffalo markets reported mixed livestock movements with value shifts for veal calves and yearlings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippa-McHackens Ageociation
Chicago
Amgshc
MipGreye
Deramber
Ino
Scrippe
Buffalo
Yorkora
Soldier Camp Rules Limit Markets And Sanitation
Soldiers are to place waste in covered cans or barrels daily and burn residues where feasible. guards must curb flies and keep food dust free. Vendors need written permission to operate within camp, except milkmen and farmers delivering home produce. Glycine water is preferred, canteens must be cleaned, and regiments will enforce order with reduced guard numbers as needed. Counter-signs and paroles require camp headquarters authorization.
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Cuinn
Nquorta
Persian tug salesman flees Indianapolis for Persia home
Detectives report Bebsily Amir, a Persian man married to a woman who suspected desertion, left Indianapolis on July 18 to return to Brueta Persia. He worked in a department store as a tug salesman and boarded at 2 N Caps to leave. Mrs Netcalf, boarding house keeper, says he annoyed her and a borrowed uniform photograph was taken before departure.
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Bebsily Amir
Indianapolis
Brueta
Persia
Amir
In & Department Store
Face Blown Off at Soda Fountain in Store
A man was fatally injured at a soda fountain in a Connecticut store yesterday afternoon. Charlea Schianpacasse, who was operating the fountain, suffered severe facial injuries and is not expected to survive. Harry Egpisten also sustained serious injuries as panic spread among onlookers.
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Mortnt Vernox
Charlea Schianpacasse
Behiappacasse
Harry Egpisten
Troopers Beat Girl in Petersburg Disorder
In St Petersburg a squadron of guards whipped a girl after an assault by officers. The commander ordered the crowd charged as the girl, Mile Smirnoff, was captured and sent to a court where she was whipped on the back with twenty lashes. Conditions described as severely brutal, officials face calls for trial and new reports of police killings emerge from Warsaw and nearby cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippa-MeHine Press
ST Petersburg
Mile
Smirnrit
Arden
Chevutiar Guards
Smirnoff
Iile
Ihe
Port Arthur
Wenipsart Mile Smurnof
Svenborktermor
Orihas
Warsaw
Winciawek
Niminades
Pola
Pietrow
Nominating Controversy Hurdles Author for Democratic ticket
Amid a Democratic district and county convention turmoil, mystery novelist Meredith Nicholenn, author of Lie House of a Thousand Candles, failed to secure a nomination as a candidate for late representative. Chair Henry Spaan noted Nicholets but Nicholenn received only Hy votes. 17 votes were needed. A list of elected candidates followed: Frank E Gavin for congressman from Seventh district. Dr AK Morrison for senator. Clarence Gaumer, John F P Finn, Reginald Hosare, Charles F Moas, John F White, Alexander C Ayres, Bernard P Kelley or Ernest T Brown for representatives. Wallace Maine, Robert E Moore, Charles Pearson, J. Dalrymple, William H Schmidt, William Moonry, and Lee Ayres for county councilors.
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Meredith Nicholenn
Nicholets
Nicholson
Micholson Dill
Henry Spaan
Niehniaen
Europe
St Ie
Frank E Gavin
Start Eepator
AK Morrison
Clarence Gaumer
John FP. Finn
Reginald Hosare
Charles F. Moas
John F White
Alexander C. Ayres
Bernard P. Kelley
Ernest T. Brown
Wallace Maine
Robert E. Moore
Charles Pearson
J. 3
Dalrymple
Wiliam H. Schmidt
Wiliam Moonry
Lee Ayres
Observing Irish Day at Germania Hall program announced
Observing Irish Day Wednesday afternoon at Germania Hall the Ancient Order of Hibernians celebrates the event with American and Irish athletic games. A prize will be awarded at night for the best Irish song and reel. Judges are James Gosman and J O Grady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germania Ark
Order of Hibere Kis
Jamea Gosman
J. O. Grady
Hospital plan seeks Indiana hospital via insurance like tickets
Acting on Attorney General Charles W. Miller s opinion the state approved the articles of association of the Trinicy Hospital Company planned in Indianapolis with 915000 capital. Promoters Dr Ingac Dunn William E Tousey and William R Wilcome offered tickets at 2. one entitling holder to care for noncontagious illness or injury within the contract period. The plan resembled insurance and faced legal hurdles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Miller
Trinicy Hospital Company
Indianapoli
Stork
Ingac Dunn
Willian E. Tousey
William R. Wilcome
Indianapolis
Tiplan
E. Washington Nt
Pancl
City to plan canal bridges along Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth streets
Indianapolis plans to reinforce a canal bridge with a 14 foot girder span at Twenty ninth street. City Engineer Blase Miller submitted the project to Public Works noting possible cost and water company payment. The board delayed action awaiting legal opinion on who pays for repairs and maintenance. Mayor Bookwalter asked the city attorney to review liability for bridge upkeep as past disputes with the Water Company resurface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blase Miller
Board of Public Works
Citys
Indianapols Water Company
Charles A. Bookwailer
Theelty
Joseph Hogue
Mead Suber
Tiirtevn-st
Revarside Park
John W. Holtzman
Indianapolis Water Company
Henry Wareuk
Water Company
Miller
T 7
Trnal
How Drug Fiends Are Bred
Dr J N Hurty narrates a small parcel labeled cure frecatarth as an example of dangerous drugs. A wife, once healthy, became a cocaine user after taking a remedy for catarrh. She now consumes about three cents worth daily, with others reporting higher usage. Hurty notes the label hints at cocaine but cites no law preventing sale.
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Tr. J. N. Hurty
Hurty
Bryan Goes to Spain for Madrid Visit
Paris dispatch reports W J Bryan and his party en route to Madrid in August. Bryan said he had approved his visit and planned meetings with officials during the trip.
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Bryan
Spain
Rerippa-Mefine Preea Association
Paris
W J
Madrid
Political conventions sweep states in 1908 campaigns
A day of political activity across states with senators and governors. Nominees include former senator Mantle for the United States Senate in Butte Montana. Ned James Thomas nominated by Democrats in Seward. C A Allen and W W Dyer at Danville Republican convention for legislature. Speaker Cannon praised as Vermillion county's choice for president. Prohibitionists name J W Pearsons for governor. Green for governor by Reorganized Republicans. Democrats and Populists in Lincoln name joint ticket. conventions planned in Dallas Texas and Chicago with Bryan favored by Democrats for 1908 presidential nomination and anticipated party platforms.
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Danville
C. A. Alen
Hoopeston
W. W. Dysert
Cannon
Vermillion County
Dog Braver Than Twenty Men Aboard Hatch Beach Rescue
A New York harbor dog leaped into harbor water to save a mother and her 1 year old daughter after their skiff capsized near Captain's Pier. The dog reached them first, pulled them to safety, and brought them to shore unconscious. The rescuers tried to reward the dog and owner with money, but another boatman refused to sell, and the dog’s heroics were celebrated locally.
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New York
Hatch Beach
Captain's Pier
Meri
Mantle
Minnie
Coney Island
Ava
Sheepshead Bay
Charlee Meyers
Willams
Shields
Boatman
Merere
Shitics
Canine Palace
Shafer Zeigler Arrives to Ready Grand Opera House Opening
Shafer Zeigler manager of the Grand opera house has arrived in the city to finalize preparations for the upcoming opening in a week. He spent his vacation in Saratoga and met many theatrical figures including actors and actresses who have performed or will perform at the Grand.
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Shafer Zeigler
Grand Opera House
Vty
Metsante
Span
Saratoga
Tmre
The
Grard
Old Timers To Take Part At White City Program
Old timers gather for a two day program at White City on Aug 1 and 2. Highlights include musical events, speeches by old settlers, contests for babies and youth, best bread and flour awards, a wedding, and a spinning wheel contest. Prizes range from 2 to 91 dollars with multiple entertainment and merit showcases. Organizers include Themar School, William Ro Flick, Mrs J W Bates, and G A Dynes.
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White City
Robert Johnson
Bickrett
Oinner
Npder
Sam Small
Atlanta
Marion County
Heaton
Prise Barre
D. Sommers & Co
Fridat
Muate Wa
President Music
Haar
Indy
Ny View
Fairbanne
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Themar School
Wiliam Ro Flick
Mra J. W. Bates
A. Womack
R | Shairman
G. A. Dynes
Orphans Enjoy Outing at White City in Indianapolis
Orphans from Indianapolis homes joined a regular annual outing hosted by the Elks at the White City. Children gathered early for a lively start at 9 am and were later returned to the city by 5 pm. Local Elks and families participated in the pleasant day. The story also notes mermaid marble polishers newly listed at the Federal building with several names and addresses.
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White City
Invdianapolie Tria
Elks Committees
Wrs
Indianapolis
Elks
Texas Republican Ticket Nominated at El Paso Convention
The Regular Republican state convention in El Paso nominated a state ticket led by Cecil Lyoh as state chairman and national committeeman. W. C. Avaril was named for governor and Frederick Hothelms for lieutenant governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippe-McKee Preax Association
el Paso
Tex
Aus
Cecil Lyoh
W. C. Avaril
Frederick Hothelms
Electric disaster claims telegraph key operator
In Norfolk Va August 18 lightning struck during electric actions at Acree station killing Stewart Bataille a 24 year old telegraph operator who was at the key last night. Spurred by the Berippe melee Freee Association incident remains unclear.
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Berippe Melee Freee Association Norfola
W. Vai
Ktorm
Red Stewart Bataille
Walle
Acrec
Butt Ee
Kaiser and King Edward in warm Cronburg welcome
King Edward arrived from London for a contested conference with Emperor William. Crowds cheered as white dressed children offered flowers. The monarchs rode to Frieda Iehshot in an automobile amid church bells and soldiers. The scene contrasted with long standing diplomatic tensions between Germany and England.
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Scrippe-MeRer Press
Ascsciation
Cronburg
Prunma
Edward
London
Welock
William
King
Kaiser
Frieda Iehshot
Tan
Baetween
Durin
England
Germany
France
Russia
Inaccurate listing of several Indiana corporations and directors
Note lists multiple incorporations including Connersville Building and Loan Association, Willams Telephone Company Parke County, Timothy Foohey Dredging Camp Wayne, Warne Grocery Company Fort Wayne, West Terre Haute Canning Company Terre Haute with capital stocks and director names such as John S Kablum David W Andre Charles Plyaza Benjamin Ball M J Stantander B Sarde William H Bertsch John G Murray James A Taylor Jesnew Adams George H Salmon Charles Wright George L Laney Timothy Foohey Timothy Foonex Jr George Rasmussen Black and WH Kelly Ira D Andrewwe E Cronoxett WH Growther H Raster H W Lashcrook William F Wagner, etc.
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Connersville
Capital Stock
Towa
John S. Kablum
David W. Andre
Charles Plyaza
Benjamin Ball
M. J. Stant
Ander B.- Sarde
William H. Bertsch
John G. Murray
William Frank
Willams Telephone Company
Parke County
James A. Taylor
Jesnew J. Adams
George H.salmon
Charles
Wright
George L. Laney
Timothy Foohey
Fang
Form Wayne
Timothy Foonex
George Rasmussen
Black
WH. Kelly
Warne Grocery Company
Fort Wayne
Capital Stork
Chenenalin
A. Roth
D. A Steger
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aPuc
Wang
Fey
Simorty
New Yorke Produce
Scripler-memo Rers Association
Sea Country
Egee
A. W. Thorenna Wire
Mt Tor
Col
Why Boas
Hallrosan
Pacific
Erleton
Buvsouri Pacific
Ant
Phila
Read
Brooklyn R. T
Bonde
Gail Money Aeacaane
Local Securities
Cincinnati
Scrippe-McHae Preas Association
Hong
Lamba
ferippe-McRae Press Association
Pittsburg
Scrippa-McHee Prean Assnciating
Agg
Prine Wetnerm
Dennis
Mary Sresnan
Warman Ave
Bay
George
Christina Spitz
Twelfth
Poy ‘Chin Gam
Seo See Hong Shing
Delaware
Geirl
August
Louisa Retcher
Mt. Nerva
Hey
F. B
Elizabeth Laila
Ashland Ave
C.J
Mary Duddleston
Sutherlyand
Clyde
Silvia Hood
Oxford St
Birl
Daniel and
Lotte Dimes
Thomas Cuasek Co
Virginia Ave
John Benmitts
Talbott-ave
WW. P. Huston
Sereee-McRae Presa Associacion
Hammond
Central and
Flora
Willy
Czar
Krasnoye-Selo
East Buffalo
Bebella Amir
Troopers
Meredith Nicholson
Germania Park
Twenty-ninth-st
Thirtieth-st
Butte
Mont
Len Mantle
Senate
Seward
Ned
James J. Thomas
Democrats
Congress
Amaton
Tes
E. H.R Green
Hettie Green
Texas Sidland Railroad
Lincoln
Bryans Friends
Dallas
T. SM. Campbell
Sinoia
W. J. Bryan
Dog
Federal Building
Ulysses Lau
Georgia-st
John BM. Wratt
SI B. Peattett
Henry C. Smith
Mant-St. Z
Kaiser Hugged
Friederichshof
Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance Co
Springfield Fare and Marine Insurance Company
Gracarat
Springfeld
Mara
Capitos
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