Market Opens Bullish Amid Broad Stock Advances
Pacific, Southern Pacific, and other major stocks opened with gains as market demand surged. Prices rose across steel, Canadian Pacific, Louisville & Nashville, and Union Pacific led by high turnover and strong buying, with bonds and grains showing mixed activity and many contracts trading at elevated levels.
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pe-McRae
Imarket
Ution Pacific
Jerive
Southern
Pennsylvania
Lal
Sharp Dee O
Union Pacific
Thomeows
Cincinnati Live Stock Market Report and Prices
Cincinnati and East Buffalo slabbed listings show cattle, hogs, and sheep prices, with receipts and price ranges across markets. Chicago and Pittsburgh reports mirror mixed cattle and hog trends, noting higher hogs and varied lambs, while overall live stock activity remains brisk with several price highs.
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Cincinnati
Scrippa-Mcltae Prean
Cincinnati, CO
East Buffalo
Pittsburg
BotippscHae Frees Association
Ught
Indiana hog market climbs with firm finish
Indiana hog market shows a steady firming trend with prices advancing about one cent from yesterday. Top hogs reach around 405 dollars while overall weekly quotes up about six to seven tenths. receipts fall, market active on improved demand and favorable general market signals.
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Fridey
Farewells Mark End Of Winona Summer Session
Reluctant farewells marked the close of Winona summer school and the season at Winona Lake Ind. August 18. The Bible conference opens tomorrow and will run ten days. Admission is free and all attendees are guests, reflecting Winona's hospitality.
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Winona Lake
Ind
Winong
Winona
City social notes and church sermons in Indianapolis
In Indianapolis notices include a Ladies Auxiliary lawn social at 4329 Fletcher Ave, church sermons by Rev G N Luccock at First Presbyterian, Rev Frank Oteune at Fourth Christian, and Dr Albert Hurlstone at Roberts Park M and E church. Indiana Philatelic Society to hold first annual convention at Hotel English with R F Egan as contact. Regular church services resume in September at Cov nant Congregational with a fall lecture course featuring Dwight Newell Hills Park Cadman Mille Evahevillé and A Farr expected to attend.
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Fletcher Ave
G. N. Luccock
D. D
Oak Park
First Presbyterian Church
City Hospital
Frank Oteune
Fourth
Covnant Congregational Church
Market AL and
Highland
Vales
Face
Galilean
Dwight Newell Hills
Park Cadman
New York
Es Mille
St. Louis
A. Farr
Evahevillé
Grain price fluctuations at Chicago market report
Chicago grain prices were choppy with uncertain movements. September wheat and corn showed mixed bids, with several contract months listed and prices noted for oats and pork prizes alongside legal receipts and winter wheat standings.
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Scrippa-McRae Preas Association
Chicago
Thagtmc
Thotmc
Titec
Drewac
Riba
NTIS
ADCHI
Big Fire Strikes, Disrupts Power and Supply
Fire roars through a facility, cutting off gas supply and halting electric lighting. The blaze leaves the site without power as firefighters battle the flames and assess damage. Nearby businesses report outages and seek updates on restoration timelines.
Earthquake in Valparaiso Causes Heavy Losses
London reports heavy loss of life and immense property damage from the Valparaiso earthquake. The Pacific Steamship Company says its offices are wrecked while seating property remains undamaged. Two blocks are said to be wrecked and several avenue buildings destroyed. Lowther & Latta indicate business is resuming.
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Leanage
Scrippe-McRar Prens Association
London
Valparaiso
Pacific Steamship Company
Lowther & Latta
Jat Valparaleo
Earthquake Shocks Cause Heavy Losses Across Pacific South
Five strong earthquakes struck Thursday night along the Pacific coast and over the Andes, with severe effects recorded on seismographs at Buenos Aires and nearby stations. Valparaiso reports enormous property damage as the tremors travel southward through the region.
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Beripae-McRae Prean Association
Buenos Ayres
Pacific Coast
Andes Mountains
Bapia Rosa
Andes City
Valparaiso
Tidal Wave Strikes Maui Coast Causing Damage
Honolulu reports a tidal wave about one foot high last night sweeping Maui near shore. Fort Maalelea harbor facilities washed away, buildings partially wrecked, and small vessels damaged. No lives were reported, with authorities attributing the event to a possible underwater earthquake.
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Hawaii
Scrippa-McRae Prere Association
Honolulu
Maui
Fort Maalelea
Earthquake Shocks Recorded At Johns Hopkins Seismograph
The Johns Hopkins University seismograph logged violent tremors Thursday night and Friday morning causing the needle to jump off the recording cylinder. Five tremors were noted Friday afternoon and additional shocks were felt between 1 and 2 pm. The event was described as the greatest tremor ever registered at the university.
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Hopkins University
Sun
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins University
Lottery raid nets paraphernalia in New Albany double stable
Special to the Sup. New Albany Ind August 18 The police raided a city lottery in a double stable behind Ore Fagan’s saloon at Market and Bilversts and confiscated paraphernalia valued at 9.00 The operation had run about three months and was conducted by the runner and staff in secret only operatives admitted during drawing time The proprietors were absent from the city and will face complaints The raid was planned in Capt McCulloch’s absence by Sears Land patrolmen
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New Albany
Ind
Ore Fagan
Bilversts
John R. Rose
Louisville
yAtem
Thin City
Jeffersonville
Adams
McCulloch
Sears Land
Jerome May Run Independent Democrat For Governor
Special to The Sun from New York August reports Jerome, a famed stump cyclone, may accept the Democratic nomination for governor if demanded. Two New York papers back his candidacy as Hearst, Higgins, and others factor into a multi ticket field potentially reshaping the Empire State’s political landscape.
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The
Sun
New York
Jenn A. Helleberry
Jerome
Aidh
Empire State
Higgins
Hearst
Ancre
Mearst
Democraté
Jesrome
Demoocrat
Mr. Devome
Awindlee
the Sun
Evening Poet
Fairbanks attends Marion County Pioneer reunion rally
Longacre Fairbanks address sparks a picnic and reception with the Marion County Old Settlers as they back Fairbanks for president. The event features contests, prize awards, and light entertainment, including speeches by Rev Sam Small and a hands‑shake with Fairbanks amid crowd cheers.
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Cruah
Addion
Regular Army to Parade Through Indianapolis This Fall
United States Army men will be in the city in force through early October. Indianapolis residents hope for a parade of regular troops, with Illinois and other units willing to march. Gov Hanly’s opposition to Soldiers Day sparks disappointment, while officials weigh wide public support for a capital city parade.
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United States Army
Indianapolis
United States
Indianapolm
National Guard
Indianapolia
Benjamin Harrson
Feattnapolis
Hanly
Perry
Diana
Indanyapolis
Indiaanpolis
Russell B. Harrison
Janes Stuart
Ilinois National Guard
Cal. Stuart
Col
Harrison
Fairbanks
Stote
Suspect Arrest Reported For Bank President
Police received word that a man matching Paul Brensland, fugitive president of the Bilwaukerve State bank, was arrested at Midway in British Columbia, with authorities giving substantial credence to the dispatch.
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Gertepe-McBine Bites Association
Chicago
Aus
Paul ©. Brensland
Bilwaukerve, State Bank
Midway
British Columbia
Death of a Boy Roy Blocher Passes At Fifteen
Roy Blocher aged 15 son of Mr and Mrs James Blocher of 1403 Charles street Indianapolis died Friday afternoon after a weeklong illness from meningitis The remains will be taken to southern Indiana for burial with funeral plans to follow in Indianapolis Saturday
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Roy Blocher
James Blocher
Charles-at
Indiana
Indianapolis
Elocution Students Ready for County Courthouse Meeting
Miss La Versa Cox and Miss Prances Willard Rockwood, both elocution students of Miss Mayme Roberts, read in Indianapolis. The executive committee of the house association schedules a meeting in the county prosecutor's office at 2 PM on September 8 in the courthouse.
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la Versa Cox
New York
Adtamapolia
WY. C.-T. US
Prances
Willard Rock
Wood
Delawarest
Indianapolis
Misaex Tracy
Clay
Rockwood
Mayme Roberts
Broad Ripple
House Sociation
City Going Ahead Hector McKenzie Visits Indianapolis
Hector McKenzie known as Hig Mac visited Indianapolis last Friday en route from New York to West Baden Springs. Members of the Fields club greeted him and presented a watch to Edward E. Creasey president of the Plaids club. He spoke of Indianapolis improvements and its standing with eastern cities in progress.
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Hector McKenzie
Indianapolis
New York
West Baden Springs
Ind
Taos
Fields Club
Mr. McKennsle
Sr. MacKenzie
Indiasepolis
Indianapolls
McKensie
Pommery Wine Company
McKenzie
Edward E. Creasey
Plaids Club
Edwards Creasey
Philip Hunt
P. E. Brown
Charles Egerton
Alaska miners elected delegates to congress
In Seattle Washington August 18 incomplete returns from the Alaska election indicate that miners and candidates Cale and Waskey have been elected as delegates to Congress. The total vote polled is expected to exceed seven percent.
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Dov Pos
City Record of a Day Notice List and Deaths and Marriages
A dense city record lists residents and addresses alongside deaths, marriages, and building permits. It includes names such as Grace Carr and Charles Schneider, various streets, ages with causes like arterio-sclerosis and pneumonia, and multiple marriages and construction projects. The entry also notes pensions and business firms among the miscellaneous city notices and property actions.
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Guy Ape Grace Carr
Sullus
Gfignilette Balto
Beville
Charles
Kata Schneider
Meeridian St
Joseph
Ruth Dew
Ella
Clark
Highland
Place
Augustus
Ella Gree
Jamer
Ete Shappell
Warman-ave
Alex
Bey
Busanus Styes
Jl Park-ave
Brown
Senate-avé
Nordyke-ave
Seni Dd
Spavinish
Bary Harryman
Lunes
Anna Green
Ouisa C. Hansen
Downey-st
rene-Gnede
E. Seeenceath
Andrew L. Chalmers
Todlanaave
Benjamin F. Rhooda
Snd Ibe
Harry Huggins
Bessie I. Thompeson
George A. Bellgerdt
Maria
Walter W. Wealdey
Endra Smith
Local Incorporations and Directors Listed in Notices
The Bouth Shore company of Chesterton reports incorporation with capital stock and named incorporators Matthias May J Brittain Gregoire Stocker August Land and John M Tyler. The Star Furniture company of Tras ville lists directors Francis J Reitz Belm Marty J Jabel Louis C Schweiser and Anihony J Behn with 59000 capital. Anderson Tautle company of Anderton shows 1000 capital with directors Janos F Fulton France A Walker Marie E Fulton Joamppine M Walker. Evanaville Athletic associations notes capital 12.00 and aims a pleasure resort and ball park. Incorporators J P Walker Jacob Lunkenheimar Harry W Stahlheter Mark N Gros and Phil C Gould.
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Bouth Shore Company
Chesterton
Capital Stock
Matthias May
J. Brittain
Gregoire Stocker
August Land
John M. Tyler
Star Furniture Company
Trasville
Francis J. Reitz
H Belm
Marty J. Jabel
Louis C. Schweiser
Anihony J. Behn
Anderson Tautle Company
Anderton
Janos F. Fulton
France A .Walker
Marie E. Fulton
Joamppine
M. Walker
Evanaville Athletic Associations
J. P Walker
Jacob Lunkenheimar
Harry W. Stahlheter
Mark N. Gros
Phil C. Gould
Up Against It Speakers at Trinity Congregational
At Trinity Congregational church tomorrow morning Mr D Leisht Colwit of Chicago will speak and in the evening Charles M Lemon will address the topic Up Against It.
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Trinity Congregational Church
D. Leisht Colwit
Chicago
Charles M. Lemon
Notice of Sale of Personal Property by Auction
The undersigned will offer for sale at public auction personal property described in the notice. Items include four oxen drugs, crates, machinery, and goods consigned to multiple parties such as Bier iBlefener HA Foods, Shere, Modat Shirt company, and Tomas Callahan Findlay. Sale to defray store expenses and charges for care and storage over the past year. Public sale to be held at one location. PRANK SH
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Alabama-st
G. We
Maxwell
W. A
H. H
Tomas Callahan
Findlay
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Old Settlers’ Association
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William H. Wishard
William B. Pratt
Caroline Huffer
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J. B. Flashers
Jan Tracy
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