Wall Street Stocks Rally After Large Dividends Declared
Harriman equities led gains as Union Pacific and Southern Pacific jumped after voting announcements on dividends. Trading surged with buyers rushing to cover large lines, while Pennsylvanian shares rose amid accumulation. Other major issues showed irregular moves as government bonds held steady.
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Yippe-McNue Press Association
New York
Aug. W
Harriman ‘Wicks
Union
Bouthern Padic
Union Pacific
South Pacific
Tredéra
Harriman
Pennsylvania
St. Paul
North Western
Southern Pacific
Rellera
Canrad
A. W. Thomson Wire
Indyatriala
Steel
A. T
Bo Fess
Union Pacticean
Bronklyn R. T
Local Securities Market Quiet With Sparse Daily Trades
The local securities market was calm with activity limited to a single sale of an Indianapolis Gas Band First issue on the local exchange. Union Traction common rose a half point to TM% the strongest move in nine months, while Belt Railroad common gained 2% and several others showed fractional changes amid a broad, uneven session.
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Indianapolis
Union Traction Common
Belt Railroad
Street Railway
Fort Wayne
Wabash Valley Traction
Ater
Central Lite Ina. Co
American National Book
Atlas Engine Works
Common PO
Ieeene Brown-Ketcham
Gapital National Bank
Gentral Trust Company
Citizens Savings Deposit C . Climax Coffee & Bak
Pwar
Calmain Columbia National Bank
Dth
Farmers’ Trust_Compa
Federal Union Surety
Wayne & Wah, Val. T.co
We ‘Home Brewing Co
Indiana Motel Co
Indiana Hotel Co
Indiana National Ban Ind
Title Guard and Lang Co
Mndiana Trust Co
Sever
Indiana Union Traction Ca
Indianapolle
Indpis
Martinavile RT
Indianapolle Fire
Indianapolis Gas Cowsec
Trac
Indianapolis Street Railway
Indianapolls Trac
Kokomp, Sar, & Wort
Law Building
Laycock, Sae
Farlon Trust
Leta
Merchants' National Bank
Pecaslaser Co
Oan Light & Hea Reon Fertilizer
Pia Feever & Co
Becurity Trust, Co
Union ‘National Ba
Uplon Traction
Drier Trust
Chiaesen
van Camp Hardware
Vandalin Cast Co
Vandalla Coal Co
Wasson
Chuzens
Indiana
Hanter
Greeshold
Inds
Maronsville
R._T. Wise
Tnahinapelle
Tndianapolis
Hanapile
Water Co
Union Traction of
Vnal Indiana
Live Stock Report from Indianapolis and Major Markets
Hog market in Indianapolis opened brisk with light receipts and prices up about a dime. Cattle and sheep trade showed steady to firm demand, prime and choice stock advanced, lambs scarce, and overall markets in Cincinnati Pittsburgh Chicago and St. Louis reported varied gains and steady tones.
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Indianapolis
Tod
Cgttie
Shetp
Wadgtas
Cincinnati
H.lvgh
Chicago
Dorippee Mikac Peeks Association
Ilse Niger
St. Louis
Scripps-Mehtee
Pioneers' Reunion At White City Draws Big Crowd
Marion county pioneers gathered at White City for a two day reunion and picnic starting Thursday with thousands of descendants joining the event. Vice President Charles W. Fairbanks was announced for 2 30 p.m. Friday. Contests awarded prizes included old time singing and quartet events. Rev Sam Ball spoke on Patriotism. More attendees were expected as women and older pioneers continued to arrive.
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Settiara
Marion County
Charles W. Fairbanks
White City
William B. Pratt
Delawareel
Grain market reports show mixed prices and receipts in Chicago
Chicago grain quotes ranged with No 2 red winter and No 2 white futures, while corn and oats traded mixed, September and December positions listed. Total wheat receipts reached 45 cars with various grades inspected, and futures for corn, oats, and wheat fluctuated amid unsettled trading levels.
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Scrippe-McHar
Chicago
Liverpool
Feefer Matts
United States
iMgio
N&e
Aber Bay
Cary
Zocarema Establishers
Carey
Governors Back 2-Cent Fare Plan Across East States
Governors of most eastern states pledged to support a uniform 2 cent fare on railroads, signaling broad backing for the proposal. Secretary H Williams of Pittsburgh cited widespread endorsements, with only a few governors saying they would not assist.
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Harrissors
Mississippi River
State Board of Pennsylvania
H. Williams
Pittsburg
Bard
Willaims
United States
Sirkes
New Jersey
Warfield
Maryland
Beckham
Kentucky
Cobb
Maine
Mississippi
City Fell Into Ruin From Historic Quakes
The article recounts Chilean seismic history with La Concepcion and nearby towns repeatedly destroyed by earthquakes. It cites 1787 and 1909 events, major destruction of Coquimbo and Valparaiso, and repeated upheavals across the region, noting fortified ports and naval presence.
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Chile
la Concepsion
Santiago
Valparaige
Srena
la Concepcion
Coquimbe
Coquimiss
Tremor in United States Records Earthquake Wave
A Washington seismograph recorded tremors across the North American continent. The instrument showed a quarter inch swing at 7 20 PM and noted the quake lasted about four hours. Officials await fuller data from Valparaiso and other affected sites.
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Grapher Washingling
Washington
North American
South America
Weather Bureau
Scripus-Mchine
Valparaien
Valparaizo
Valparaiso
Good of Mankind Theme For Indiana Charities Meet
The Indiana State Conference of Charities and Corrections plans a Muncie gathering October 1 9 with opening sessions on Saturday. A large committee includes Dr George F Koennaker Jona T Stout and many regional leaders to discuss juvenile charities disease dangers and visits to institutions. Railroads offer a one fare round trip rate.
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Grar
Indiana Stote Conference of Charities and Corrections
Muncie
Stanion
Gavagh Th. Miller
George F. Koennaker
Indianayele
Jona T Stout Kaan Ay C. VanaAraiet
Indianapolis
W. Duncan
Greenli
Ternuns
Latro
Metray
Kenthiad
Funlwiler
Peru
T. F. Rose
Moncy
Mra
Carne Gundwin Rexford
Indianaues
Jonn Wo
Richard
Fremont Goodwine
Wihamaports
T E. Eilinon
Fork
Charles V. Muteino
George R Green
T Henry Davis
Merimord
CF Blcknell
Port Wayne
M. F. Rogemann
Bloomington
B. Elzabeth Malone
LaPorte
B. L. Larkin
Terre Haute
Wwe
Evens Hing
Charittrs
CB Caritule
South Bend
Raphi Max J. Merritt
Evanaville
Henry Rieenthal
Lafayette
Conrad Huber
Richmond
John H. Sinsenburs
New Albany
Mary B. Cogier
Madison
Joan W. Lewis
Wabash
A. van Matre
H. Foster
Fort Wayne
W. C. Ball
RH. Perce
Anfernon
Misa
Lilian A. Vorls
Bedford
Herman E. Martens
Indianpolis
George W. Landon
Kokomo
Omm
A R, Charman
State Normal School
Win
John McGregor
Manapolis
Jona B. Joyce
J L Smith
Jacob RB. Graber
Ceratur
W. M Sparks
Rushville
Mra L Ert Slack
Franklin
G Allen
Washington
Joseph E. Davis
Jenn S Elis
W. B West
Young Man 18 Held on Embezzlement Charge
Information from Wilmington North Carolina says C Berry a Cincinnati youth eighteen has been committed to jail on charges of embezzling over 400 dollars of funds of the Scranton International Correspondence schools at Scranton Pennsylvania.
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Scripps-McRee Freep Association
Charlotte, N
Wilmington
N.C
Saya C
Berry
Cincinnati
Jal
Scranton International Correspondence Schools
Scranton
Pase
Free Band Concert at New Bandstand
A special concert will be held Sunday night from 7 to 10 at the new bandstand on Mertdian Street and Fallcreek. Music will be provided by the Ko of P hand under the auspices of the Board of Public Pris.
Explosives planted in mail boxes arouses arrest parade
Celebration of the Fourth turned novel as Jenna Wilkinson Guy Wilkinson and Grover Halstead near Selma were arrested by Deputy U S Marshal Rankin and Martin on charges of destroying mail boxes. Tried before Commissioner Frank Ellin at Muncie they were released for lack of evidence. Witnesses placed them buying fireworks in Windsor Ind, but none saw them place crackers in mail boxes.
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Jenna
Guy Wilkinson
Grover C. Halstead
Selma
United States
Marshall Rankin
Martin
Ioner
Frank Ellin
Muncie
Windsor
Ind
Vanderbilt Heiress and Beloved Heiress to Wed This Winter
The Vanderbilt family plans a high society match for Harald S. Vanderbilt to Eleanor Sears, a Bay Area socialite and friend of Mrs. Nick Longworth. Harald, Harvard educated, is set to wed before his elder brothers, with the family staging a social prelude in Newport and Boston society circles.
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New Tork
Aus. T
Vanderbilt
Harald
Willie Jc, Sr
OH. P. Belmont
Eleanor Sears
Nick” Longsworth
Harold
Vardervitt
Harvard
Back Bay
Smit
Eran
Newport
Butley
Basten
Miss Sears
Mtr
Frederick Sears
Baton
Sears
Taung Vanderbite
Relmnat
Study of Nature at Winona Lake
Special to The gum from Winona Lake Indiana reports a lively season of nature study with prominent instructors guiding classes. Col Isaac Brown and Dr Dennis of Badham College lead discussions on young animals and memory, while Alden R Hadley presents papers on the Florida Everglades. A wilderness field trip to a tamarack swamp showcased rare pitcher plants and practical field observations.
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Wesona Lake
Ind
Winona
Isaac Brown
Dennis
Badham College
Em Close
Haa
Claen
Alden Hy Hadley
Monrovia
Florida Everglades
Hasler
Chicago University
Health Statistics Rise in July Death Toll Report
The Board of Health bulletin shows July deaths reaching 1,760 with 1,636 due to tuberculosis including 13 male and 176 female victims. 290 ill, 201 violent deaths including seven murders and six accidental railroad or streetcar fatalities. 106 cancer deaths, and notable increases in typhoid fever and smallpox exposure in Jefferson County where a baby died shortly after birth at discharge from pesthouse.
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Bate Board of Health
Jefferson County
Patriotism of Peace Speech by Gov Hanly at Aurora Chautauqua
Gov J Prank Hanly of Indians delivered an address on The Patriotism of Peace before about 640 attendees at the Aurora Chautauqua in Aurora UK on August 1. He was hosted by local Republicans and met after the gathering with distinguished supporters. He then visited the Boys Home station.
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Feripps Cnne Preee Association
Aurora
Gov. J. Prank Hanly
Aurora Chautauqua
Ppace
Gov. Hasly
Carter
Mayr
Gre Hnasty
Wlm Satter
Forl
Trocna
Indianapalis
Indianapolis
Fairbanks Parade Controversy Affects Soldiers Day
Review by Guarda and Regulanip notes city streets plan veto and political debates surrounding a large Indiana military celebration in Indianapolis. Officials including Mayor Charlit and Gov J Frank Hanly discuss troop transport, armory funding, and perceived motives tied to President Roosevelt era events.
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Guarda
Regulanip
Ons Man
Charlit
A.pootzwaler
de Fina National Guard
Roosevelt
Mayne Beokwalter
Adjis
Perry
Indiana
J. Frank Hanly
Biskwalter
Kentuck
Ttn
Chates Wo
Union Pacific Renews Dividends. Southern Pacific Declares First
The Union Pacific and Southern Pacific railways released dividends. Union Pacific announced no semiannual dividend on common stock and a 2 percent annual dividend on preferred stock, boosting its stock. Southern Pacific declared a 5 percent dividend on its preferred stock, marking its first payment.
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U. P
McRae
New York
Union Parie Railway
USA
Valor Pacine Jon
Southern Onethe
Phis
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Hanged in Louisville for murder of wife
In Louisville Kentucky on August 11 Joseph Tonneon a Black man was hanged in the jail yard for the murder of his wife. He showed vitality and was not pronounced dead for more than two minutes after the neck breaking attempt.
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Louisville
Joseph Tonneon
Gougly
National Young Men's Holiness League Officers Named
Special to The Sup New Albany Ind August The league announced officers Rev James M Taylor Knoxville president Rev Casries W Welgle Newport Ky vice president Charles R Koh Cowhumbus a secretary and treasurer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Albany
Ind
National
Young Men's Holiness League
Jas. ‘M. Taylor
Knoxville
Casries W Welgle
Newport
Charles R Koh
Cowhumbue
Day Births and Deaths in City Record
Birth notices list Joseph and dre Bhockley and Amelia Arens among many newborns at various addresses including Florance and Earn streets. deaths include Catherine Downey at St Vincent's hospital run over, Henry L Jones, and Eugene Johnson with pneumonia. marriages noted for Kirtley Johnson, Mowett Denestal, Roberts O'Conner, Cooper Caster, Gayoor Van Cleave. building permits issued for multiple dwellings and renovations across city addresses.
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Joseph and
Dre. Bhockley
Florance
John
Bligareth Mahoney
Canltaleve
Pears
Katherine Kalb
el Pree Walham
Amelia Arens
Charles and
Neliie Schuitt
Ter Sagewoot St
Oacur
Helen Poot
Boepital
David Harold
Mary Snake
Kage Atone
Boy
Ropert
Minnie Stuck
Sith Harry
Mra Dodds
Richard
Etta Appel
Catherine Downey
Henry L Jones
Triocolitis
Ugene Johneon
Peter Fritz
Ay Stevenest
Daur Pneumontia
Richart Kirtley
Agnes Johnson
Alonzo Mowett
Lucile Denestal
James L. Roberts
Nora O'Conner
Willam M. Cooper
Minnie Caster
Charles R. Gayoor
Martha van Cleave
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Inc
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Scrippa-McRay Breas
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Wynt
Bready
Scrippe-McRae Preas Aterciation
Western Steam
Chicago Grain
City Grain
Augie
Sepember
Wee
Wes Marsh Miling
Stacey
Joe
Mis
Stokes
Columans
Twheelwright
Firat
South América
Cochrane
Charitier
Tris Fall
Cammpbeth
Madison County Orpains
Heney Leerson
Eveansville
J. F. McClure
Anderynn
Walter Canter
Tipton
SM. Fartwty Fart Wayne
Honwerdall Town
Ovid Lawrence
Irs
Julia FE. Werk
Plymouth
J. Stidebaker
George Nowary
Aurata
SV. Dumyy
May Ce
Harry Bo Whetsrl
Clinton
Woinr Bunt
Noblesville
C.H. Guenuting
Ma. Ehlers
Auburn
SB Judah
Vincennes
Charities
Young Vanderbilt
Winona Lake
Isaae Brown
Dr. Dennis and
Alden R. Hadley
Hin von
Duswis
Agein Adda
Hanly
Fairbanks Parane
J. H. Huffman
BE. Wathingerton
Colorado
Howard MC. Sloan
Graceland Ave
Charles ‘Bradhurn
Chestereave
Security Trust Company
Clair
Hitnott
le van Horn
Aguhon
Alice L. Walkat
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