Wall Street Stocks Open Higher In Wide Market Sweep
NEW YORK Aug. 20 The stock market opened with broad advances as rail and steel shares rose. Reading and Southern Pacific gained while Union Pacific and Colorado Fuel showed mixed moves. Amalgamated Copper surged early amid brisk trading. government bonds held firm and price movements remained irregular amid profit taking by large speculators.
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Aerippn-McRae Peeve Association
New York
Colorado
NAB
SRT
Erie
Southern Rails Fay and
St. Paul
Steel +preferred
Texas Pacific
B&o
Reading
Southern Pacific
Union Ce
Broyers
Amalgamated Cop
Por
Great Northern
Anaconda
Steel Commot
Preferred
Atchigan
Union Pacific
A. W. Thomaers
Crane
Am. C
F.ay
S. Steel
Vatirouis
OH Im, Co
Can. Pac
Thie
T&f
Erled Die Hath
I & Ee
Misrmirt
N.Y
C&w
Pennsylvania Phils
Ronafon
Pacthe
Union Pacine
Brooklyn RooTones
Sme
INIS
Sone
Ak ‘Ornen
Mae
Timothy
T Timothy
New
Care Prairie
Local Securities and Market Quiet with Few Prakers
The local stock session opened quiet with only three prakers and no changes in quotations. Union Traction common held at a 3 1/2 bid with no offers while reports hint at a possible rise before weeks pass.
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Union Traction
LIVE STOCK INDIANAPOLI REPORTS AND PRICES
Indiana stock market notes in Indianapolis show hogs opening strong with about 5 cents higher than Saturday. Cattle demand centered on good butcher stock with steady outside prices. Sheep and lamb trade uneven with prime stock in solid demand but thin grades hard to place. Quotations list various classes and weights with mixed results across hogs, cattle, sheep, and veal calves.
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Cincinnati
Herippe-McRae Press Association
Sc Algher
Indianapoli
Keneal
Fricen
S Vseevscsee
Actor Morrison Dead After Operation Shock Death
Special to the Sam reports actor Lewis Morrig died Saturday afternoon in a New York hospital after an operation for a disease of the stomach. The death follows a brief illness and was sudden after the procedure.
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Morrison
Sam
New York
Lewis Morrig
Grain and livestock totals from Chicago and Pittsburgh markets
Lower prices dominated trading on the board of trade with wheat and corn retreats and oats down. Local receipts listed wheat at 19% cars, corn 198, oats 372, while September wheat closed down 7 tenths and corn about 43 to 44 cents. At Pittsburg, cattle strong with primes at 5.20–5.65, sheep steady, lambs 3.00–6.00, hogs up to 6.60–6.75 with feeders and pigs around 5.85–6.00.
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Scrippe-McHirg Press Association
Chicago
Board of Trade
Wawe
TPAC
Cori
HEIKO
Bet Ba
Wkavac
Lord
Ilas
Corh
East Buffalo Auction Receipts Report Prices Across Classes
East Buffalo New Jersey market receipts show cattle at 4 560 head with prices up to 16 higher. Prime cattle and stockers fetch varied values, veals and calves listed. Sheep receipts at 10 000 with lambs 8.00 to 8.50 and wethers around 3.7. Hogs receipts 800 with prices 5.75 to 6.90 for Yorkers and men, heavy grades 6 75 6 80.
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East Buffalo
N. J
Harriman Coup Upsets Market in Southern Pacific
Bankers say stockholders harmed by Harriman action may recover the difference between sale price and market value as Union Pacific and Southern Pacific shares rise sharply. Conservative financiers call the move a breach of trust to stockholders, recalling Keene’s earlier four year campaign to spark a dividend that collapsed under Harriman’s attack.
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Bankera Today
Southern
Pacis
Union
Southern Pavone
Truat
Harriman
Keene
Southern Pacific
Valli
the Dreyfus
Distress in Chile grows as tremor halts relief work
Telegram from Valparaiso to the Tarapacá-Argentina bank reports widespread suffering in Chile after a quake. Clearing debris is impossible and all work is postponed until after a damaging tremor subsides. Thousands camp in parks and squares, while others shelter in tents.
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Valnaraisa
Tarpacaca-Argentina Bank
Wedded by Stubbs Marital Pair Sparks Scandal عدة
Charles Kerschner age 71 wed Mariel Ore baugh 16 in Judge Beurnt W Stubbs juvenile court. Kerschner faced a delinquency charge linked to Ore baugh but charges shifted as two more proceedings began. details unclear from damaged text.
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Charles Kerschner
Mariel Orebaugh
Beurnt W. ‘Stubbs
Werschner
Miss ‘Orebaugh
Blood loss at city saloon incident prompts hospital visit
Frank Shelton aged 2 was taken from the police station to City hospital suffering nasal hemorrhage. He and his brothers William and Alonzo allegedly caused trouble at Jake Roller's saloon on West Washington. Bartender Frank Stewart says he protected himself and struck Frank Shelton on the forehead with a club, leading to the injury. The incident began Saturday night and continued into Monday morning.
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Frank Shelton
Frank Stewart
Jake Roller
W. Washington
Shelton
William
Alonzo
Stewart
Frank
William Shelton
Plumbers Seek Relief Over City Street Dig Rules
August Bruner W W Wilcog and W J Freaney representing the plumbers association urged the Board of Public Works to relax city excavation rules. They protested the order requiring permission from the Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Company to dig in streets. The board promised to request better cooperation from the traction company.
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August Bruner
W. W. Wilcog
W. J. Freaney
Association of Plumbers
Pub-ic Works
Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Company
Th Traction
Rev Small Life Story Lecture at South Street Church
The Rev. Sem Small will deliver the lecture From Barroam to Pil Pil on Monday night at the South Street Baptist Church corner Nobie Street and Fleetner area. The talk details his life and conversion to Christianity and supports the revival in Fairbanks Progress. Large crowds have attended tent meetings with varied attendance from 800 to 2,000.
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Sem
Barroam
Pil
Beltert
Lexingtonsave
Massed 7000 Hear Vice President at Generals HQ Sermon
Fr Benjamin Harrison led a vast crowd at Gen W H Carter HQ for a Sunday sermon by Bishop Samus Fallows of Chicago. 7000 soldiers and 2900 civilians listened as the Second National Guard regimental band of 78 pieces played. Carter and many officers attended as Fallows praised the Guards and urged readiness for a vast training army, with a continual stream of trained citizens ready for any emergency. The Second Illinois encamped east of Carter HQ, and during detrainment at Fort Benjamin Harrison the regiment unloaded in 17 minutes, a record. A grand review for Vice President Charles W. Fairbanks was planned for Monday afternoon unless weather intervened.
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USCAM
Wagner
Benjamin Harrison
W.H. Carter
Samus Fallows
Chicago
Linnie
Bishop Fallows
Carter
Regular Army
National Board
Yania
Sece
Tllinois
Uiinals
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Col Stuart
Necenesary
Charles W. Fairbanks
Fairbanks
Twenty-first
Lucien G. Berry
Second Cavalry
Wah
Indiana seeks mandate to force free local message delivery
The state asked Judge Wineson Carter in the superior court to compel Postal Telegraph and Western Union to deliver messages within Indianapolis without extra charges beyond a mile from company offices. Prosecutor Charles P. Benedick cites state law requiring free local delivery.
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Indiana
Postal Telegraph and Cahir Company
Western Union Tales Rraph Company
Poliia
Etry Luits
Indianapolis
Wineson Carter
Superior Court
Charles P. Benedick
City Record Births and Deaths in Local Ledger
Birth entries list numerous families with names and ages at 221 Jackson Ov and surrounding streets including Margnerite Laswell and Katherine Dalton. Death notices mention Almus Banks and John W. Trenary among others with causes such as cerebral hemorrhage and apoplexy. Building permits and marriages appear, detailing several couples and addresses across the city.
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Elate Salmon
Jackson
Tarry
Margnerite Laswell
Milegrave
Katherine Dalton
Minnie Newbold
Balston-ave
Ethel Nizen
Charless Bt
Elisabeth Koon
Minervae
Grace Reed
E. Morrise
Laura White
Mln
Guampone-ave
Benjamin and
Blanche
Hans
Dera Lafoon
Botace
Bernie Stewart
L Eo Stuteaman
Iadena Morgan
BE. Morris
Seerman
Mary Zietlow
Kim-ave
George
Jessie van Pelt
Martie
Stattin Osborne
Bessie Brunson
Arbor
S. Dee
Mary Wharton
Pete Gelzendanner
Senate
Almus Banks
Oranrest
Leo
Warren Westfield Lynch
E._ Prattst
Antertti
Ellen Powers
M. L. S. Bastest
John W. Trenary
Wann Beburn
Caplielave
Mildred Baerale
Giovanni Bova Cantlh
Gulseppa Mascari
Charles. A. Noretass
Georgiana
Harry E. Abbott
Delle M. Neptune
Emanuel Wharton
Minnie Johnson
Charles J. Guenther
Lottie McClellon
The Sun Want Ads Prove Effective for Rooms
Advertisers praise The Sun want columns for filling rooms with tenants. Bouncer reports consistent applicants. Mrs Walterman notes two rooms filled from a single ad. Champ says inquirers mention The Sun first, proving its superior results over other papers.
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Bis. H. Bouncer
Alabama Gt
Sun
L. Walterman
Liberty At
W. E. Champ
Enet
Public Baths Are Very Popular in Minneapolis
In Minneapolis Aug report praises the Geber public bath on Hall’s island in the Mississippi river as a lasting tribute to Alderman M A Gerber and Dr Hall. About $12 funded improvements and city interest remained modest with a $1500 project. The bath house and pavilion opened Aug 15 195? drawing strong public use despite limited facilities and modest prices for towels coffee and snacks.
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Sheela
Minneapolis
Minn
Geber
Halls Land
Missiggippi
Jelty
M.A. Gerber
3R. Hall
Gerber
Hall
Shret
Patral
Batt House
Orchids for the President from Philippine planter
President Roosevelt is to receive a rare orchid gift from wealthy Filipino planter Kianney De izate. Seven thousand varieties are included in the shipment brought to the United States by army transport Thomas Saturday. The president's daughter noted the planter's admiration for orchids and a special car will convey the plants to the president.
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Sotlppe-McRae
San Francisco
Roosevelt
Kianney de
Thomay
Alice Roteevelt
Aranile
Char
Boys Confess To Local Robberies In Monday Hearing
Seven boys were taken to juvenile court on charges of robbery after a Monday hearing. One boy confessed to picking a lock and stealing $90 for his mother Mrs W H J aikens at 1822 N Dearborn. Others confessed to participating in the Kerr's Grocery robbery and other neighborhood thefts.
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W. Hj.aikens
N. Dearborn
Kerr's Grocery
Agitation for Higher Teacher Pay in Indiana Schools
Agitation to raise pay for teachers in Indiana public schools could drive new legislation. Rural teachers have seen small increases while urban and city pay lags, with annual earnings showing wide gaps over 196. The piece laments stagnant wages, notes district inequities, and argues for better salaries to attract skilled educators.
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Pbbly
Intana
Btata Board of Education
Ian Theo
Crowded Atlantic City Struggles With Lodging Shortage
Thirty thousand visitors arrived in Atlantic City last night and day as hotels, billiard tables, and porch tickets were exhausted. Prices soared and hundreds slept on boardwalk benches and the beach after police lifted a sleeping ban. Some newcomers faced crowds and were offered cell bunks by city officials.
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Scrippa-McRee Peres Amperition
Atlantic City
Indianapolis man dies by own action at resort Patrce
A man identified as M-Frine Th ey of Indianapolis died Saturday night in Columbus Indiana from a self inflicted wound behind the ear. Patrce found him at a resort location with $2 and 9 indicating death by own action on his person.
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Allrey
Columbus
Ind
M—Frine
Indianapolis
Patrce
Picket Line Events At Fort Benjamin Harrison Camp
Visitors flocked to Fort Benjamin Harrison as the Indiana National Guard held open days. Malaria and dysentery illness marked the sick list while crowds toured the camp and officers prepared a banquet and concerts. A. Banger of Company B suffered a knee injury en route to the post and is hospitalized.
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Fort Benjamin Harrison
A. Banger
Chicago
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Chcago
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Tican National Bank
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Climax Coffee
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Ft. Wayne & Wale
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Indiana Hotel Co
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Indianapolls Fire Ins. Co
Indianapolis Gas Company
Indpla, & South
Trac
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Laycock Mtg. Co
Merchants’ H. Merchants' National Bs
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von Camp Hardward Co
Feinan & Co
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Stubbs
DE. Fallowe
National Guard
Mr.” Small
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Lincoln
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W. Thir Iy St
Alaghant
Sun Want
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Ditcher
North Central States
Chin Basin
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Second Ihnols Regiment
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