Wall Street Opening Slips Then Recovers Amid Norse Market Talk
New York Aug 23 The opening stock changes show mixed fractional moves as Union Pacific fluctuates around early losses and steel shares rise. Analysts watch a Great Northern compact rumor and a possible price contract affecting Colorado Fuel and United States Steel, while government bonds also move in a volatile session.
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New York
Amalgamated
Great Northern Desl
Hill
Harriman
Colorado
Foxe
Great Northern
Colerain
United Statas Steel Corporation
al Times
Ta. W. Thomsons
Loco
Amal Conner Ty Wiley Wnt
R. T
Live Stock Market News From Indianapolis and Surroundings
The Indianapolis market reports show hogs at 19.00, cattle near 1.80, and sheep around 20. Prices were weak to lower across cattle grades with better stock steady, while hogs and lambs faced slower sale and thin lots traded lower. Wheat and corn futures quoted with mixed results as hay and oats held steady amid a large supply, and regional livestock receipts remained sizable.
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Indianapolia
Wits
Hadge
Hutcher Milla Abe
Local Securities Trade Sparks Lively Indy Session
In Indianapolis the local stock market showed brisk bidding with bullion tone and notable gains in Union Traction common. Closing bid rose to 26 1 2 percent, the highest in over a year, as investors pushed a lengthy list of bonds and railroad issues including New Telephone Company and Indianapolis Street Railway for sale.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Stork Exchange
St. He
Ela
Anied
American National Bank Atlan Engine Works
Auf Belt Railroad
Pfs
Az Brown
Capital National Bank
Central Trust Company
Citizens Savings Depoalt Go
Climax Coffee & Bak. Paw. Co
Columbia National Bank of Farmers’ Trust Company
Wayne & Wa
Val
Home Brewing Co. WR
Indiana Hotel Co
Indiana National Bank
Guar. and Loan Co
Tudiana Truat Co
Indiana Union Traction Co
Indianapsits Abattoir Prerapis, & Martinsville Brt Co
Rajanapolis Fire Uni. Co
Indianapolia Gas Company
Tudols. & Booth, Trac
Indianapolis Street Railway
Indianapolis Trac
Tor Kekome, Mar
West ‘Tr
Berne Ra
Val. T. Co
Jana Union Tract
Cal. & Southern
Indianapolis & Easter
Greenfield R. R. Dnd
Martineville
R. T. Ss
Indianapolis Northern Trac
Traction & Terminal
Indianapolis Water Co
New ‘Telephone
New Telephone
Union Traction of Indiana
Wagon Market And Bank Report Reappear In Chicago
Fragmented notes show wagon market prices for Timothy hay Clover and Bheat oats with figures like 10.00612.00 and 8.00610.00. A bank report from Chicago dated Aug 22 mentions a private release from Texas amid repeated references to midnight actions and a financial association.
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Gia Timowny Hay
New Timothy One
Clover Hey
Miller Hay
Scrippe-McRee Freas Association
Chicago
Faso
Tex
State Health Chief Warns About Contaminated School Water
Dr. J N Hurty, secretary of the State Board of Health, says many school administrations statewide are using laboratory samples of drinking water for improper purposes and limit testing to over sixty sites.
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J.N. Hurty
State Board of Health
Chicago grain and livestock market notes from Aug 22
Chicago and East Buffalo reports show wheat futures mixed on covering and offerings with several contract months quoted. Live stock receipts at Chicago, East Buffalo, and Pittsburg reflect steady to lower bids for cattle, hogs, and sheep, with prices for primes, mediums, vealers, and lambs listed.
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Scrippe McRae Presa Association
Chicago
East Buffalo
Scripps-McHag
WHIP MEN OF PALMA Controversy in Cuban uprising continues
The report notes rebel activity near Hoyo Colorado in Havana province, the escape of insurgent leader Banderas, and government claims he will be captured soon. Rural guard withdrawals from Pinar del Rio enable rebels, with Gen. Lynaz Castillo leading bands in Atte. Separate cells exist in Santa Clara and Matanzas, aiming to unite to pressure U S intervention and topple President Patama.
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Hoyo Colorado
Havana
Banderas
Pinar del Rio
Lynaz Castillo
Atte
Santa Clara
Actve
Matanaas
United States
Patama
Receiver seeks judgment against Sisson Lumber in Indianapolis
Harry S. Raymond Jr. as receiver for Warren Gee Lumber sues for a receiver for George D. Sisson Lumber alleging co tenancy in the same Indianapolis office and that Sisson Lumber owes 34.00 plus an accounting. claims Sisson fails to attend to his company and seeks payment and remedies.
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ABKS
Harry S. Raymond, Jr
Warren Gee Lumber Company
George D. Sisson Lumber Company
It. Fe
Indianapoli Aga
George D Sisson
September Reader Magazine contains fiction and travel pieces
The September Reader issue features Henry Ware’s assessment of the 1908 presidential race with Roosevelt and Ryan discussed, Arthur Colton travel writing, and a large fiction section including Blindfolded by Farle Ashley. It also offers serials, a two part Anne Warner novelette Find the Horn, and various short stories, with color plates by Katharine Gansa and Ethel Franklin Botts.
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Henry Ware Tereon
Walia
Ryan
Roosevelt
Yosemite
Arthur Colton
Pennsylvania
Pice Quten
Claude Squires
Anne Warner
Warren ¥. Clu
Amelia
Benjemin Stevenson
Elian Fa Hue
Lady Baltimore
Lucia
Katharine Gansa
Riley
Ales
Ethe
Franklin Botts
Military Banquet Attended by Governor Hanly at Claypool
Gov J Frank Hanly hosted a military banquet Tuesday night at the Claypool hotel for about 80 guests. The event included servicemen assigned to the women’s dining room on the parlor floor, with notable attendees referenced as future figures like Benjamin Harrison.
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J. Frank Hanly
Claypool
Benjamin Harrison
Coliseum Plans on Hand September 19
City officials invite architects to compete for remodeling and extending Tomlinson Hall into a city hall and large Assembly Room while preserving the current market. Plans due September 15, with a project cost not to exceed 100000, and committee reserves right to revise or revoke awards.
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Beckwalter
Walt Gna
Trim
Indianapolis
Tomlinson
Delaware
Albama
Market
Wabashare
Cneful
Iprovements
Acton
Fein
Anch
Wrtchy Hall
Board of Public Works
Common Council
City Record Births Deaths Marriages and Permits
A mixed city record lists births including J or Andie Proctor Nina and Catherine Biddle plus many names and addresses, followed by deaths such as Alfred J Schneeher Raymond Harper and Clarence Sprecher, then marriages among numerous pairs, and finally building permits for several dwellings with locations and costs across the city. The entries reference multiple streets and neighborhoods, hospitals, and general residency details, reflecting a snapshot of civic life in a single day.
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Alfred J. Schneeher
Raymond Harper
Clarence Sprecher
Erva A. Young
Michigan
Nina Popes
City Hospital
Army Orders Special 1b
Washington Aug 2 Cant Charlts Bates Twenty-fien infantry relieved from duty at United States infantry and cavalry school Ft Leavenworth to aid his regiment Col Charles G Hall relieved from command of his regiment and post to command unit of the schools vice Brig Gen Franklin Bell named officers report to commandant US infantry and cavalry school for duty as instructors and assistants. Several officers and enlisted men assigned to new posts including Alaska Seattle Fort Leavenworth and Omaha for duty and training duties.
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The
Sun
Washington
Cant Charlts
F. Bates
Twenty-fien Infantry
United States Infantry and Cavalry School and Staff College
Ft. Leavenworth
Charles G. Hall
Eighteenth Infantry
Ft. Leaven Worth
Kas
United States Infantry
C Cavalry School
Aignal School and Staff College
Franklin Bell
Theater of Staff
Cavalry School
Signal Schow
Atat
Signal Corps
F. Sayre
Eighth Cavalry
C. King
B.A Kreger
Twenty-eighth Infantry
Ad. Moss
Twenty-fourth Infantry
Ft. Leavensworth
United States Infantry and Cavalry School
Ataff
Seattle
Alaska
W.C. Bear
Ft. Riley
Hil
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Ind
Seret
Patrick Leaby
Hospital Corps
Ft McKinson
Neh
Ft Davis
M. G. Spinks
San Francisco
Cal
Omaha
Department of Missouri
Omana
J. A. Giddens
Ft. Omaha
Fu Duchess
Utah
Clash Over Crossing At Hammond Indiana
Representatives of the Monon and the Chicago and Lake railroad companies testified before the Railroad Commission on a long standing conflict over a grade crossing at Hammond Indiana, with the C and L seeking to gut the crossing and Monon resisting any proposal.
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Monon
Railroad Commission
Hammond
Ind
Monnn
Boy Breaks Leg Hiding From Wire Incident
Walter Schwier, 35, sustained a broken leg while hiding beneath a telephone pole guy wire near Tes Hovilleave on Wednesday. He was brought home by a prepensary ambulance under Dr. Reeves’s care.
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Walter Schwier
Tes Hovilleave
Tecumsthave
Reeves
Driver Seeks 320 Damages From Local Company
William F. Stewart sues Indianapolis Mortar and Fuel Company for 320.00 claiming severe injuries sustained at the firm’s premises. The case details are sparse with fragmentary wording.
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William F. Stewart
Indianapolis Mortar and Fuel Company
Ferrets to Help String the Cable in Richmond
The Richmond Home Telephone company plans to use ferrets to string cables through underground conduits. Tiny steel harnesses carry reels with slender twine attached to heavy wire, guiding cables from one block to the other as the ferret travels the conduit.
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Richmond Telephone Companies
Richmond
Ind
Richmond Home Telephone Company
State and local notices from the city scene
The city’s legal and civic items include the State Dateymen’s Association set to meet at the statehouse this Saturday, appeals from Orange circuit court on French site issues, and a Marion county Populist convention awaiting dates. A street incident involves Agnes Murphy’s salt cane discussion. several arrests for alleged crimes surface, while insurance and legal actions span from technical article errors to bond suspensions and a breach claim. Local society notes include postponed Day Nurary events, a grand brief-writing underway, and a church evangelist gathering drawing hundreds at Lexington and Ping.
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Statehouse
Orange
Marion Cour'y
Agnes Murphy
Murphy Bunch
Keener
Bert Knapp
People's Life Insurance Company
Frankfort
Ind
Nina E. Bering
Court St
Mde
Neworan
Nuvarry Association
Mra. Elvin
N. Mindlest
Wiliam ©. Geake
Indianapolis
Homestead Ave
Indianapollo Southern Railroad
John D. Hartanck
Great ‘Western Lite Insurance Company
J. Kennedy
Southwestern Ave
Lexington-aye
Pingut
Bar Small
Tewan
The Welch Family Mystery At Irvington Pass
Benjamin Welch, an aged blacksmith from Markeytown Ti, arrived in Irvington Passday seeking his son Philip Welch a Butler college student and local business figure who owned the Irvington Steam laundry. After months of absence Philip left debts then vanished prompting Benjamin to file a $155 claim. The town recalls Philip as an industrious local character who ran a laundry route by wheelbarrow until a love disappointment and debts altered his course.
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Benjamin Welch
Markeytown
Irvington
Philip
Welch
Butler College
Irvington Steam
Philip Walch
Philip Welch
Institutions at the Indiana state fair exhibitions
Indiana institutions for the blind veterans orphans home youthful mental deficiency school boys reform school and girls industrial school plan special exhibits at the state fair. Corn clubs and many public schools also display. Work will be literary and industrial under superintendent guidance. Board of agriculture aims to encourage rural schools.
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Indiana Institution For the Benestos of the Blind
Indiana Soldiers’ and Sauiors’ Orphans Home
Endisne School For
Indiana Boys’ School
Indison Reformatory
Indison Industrial Behoot
Board of
Agricnctura
Incorporations and Corporate Notices From Clinton and Chicago
The Valparaiso University files incorporation papers to operate multiple faculties and departments for higher education as a nonstock entity. Clinton Water Company reports an increase in capital stock from 1000 to 20000. Diamond Oil Company of Chicago files articles of incorporation to comply with state law, with a capital of 20000 and 2000 invested in Indiana.
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Valparaiso University
Univers
Henry G. Brown
Neva A. Brown
Oliver P. Hipney
M. E. Bog
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Monard E. Rerner
Katherine A. Mitchell Martin
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Frank P Wellinger
Cecelia Wurtz
Louie W. Redding
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Wham C. Davis
Hester F. Kinick
Willing M. Tilford
Ella Nelean
Carl F.W. Krenp
Anna E. Mueller
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Homestead
Meridian
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Raymond
State
Charlie Dewall
London
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Mahogeny Turnitire
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