Wall Street Stocks Rally Amid Broad Advances
The market opened with heavy selling, then broad buying pushed leading stocks higher. Atchison rose to a new high, Canadian Pacific advanced strongly, and Union Pacific drew support as brokers noted strategic purchases linked to major investors. Government bonds remained steady while rail stocks led the day’s gains.
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MeBan Preas Association
York
Wtack
Aome
Edwin Hooley
St. Paul
Southern Pacific
Pacific
Union Pacific
Henry C. Frick
Canadian Pacific
London
Atchison
Great Northern
Northern Pacfic
Shawed
A. W. Thomaers
Eve Vantenes
Live Stock Markets Report From Indianapolis and Cincinnati
Indianapolis hog market opened slow with buyers bearish and prices near steady to 10 cents lower. Cattle receipts light with prime stock scarce. veal strong to 2.50 top. Sheep and lambs weak in Indianapolis. Cincinnati receipts steady to lower with hogs 3 to 6 cents down and lambs around 7.97 to 8.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolie
Ind
Stork
Cincinnati
Lexippe-McRfee Preas Association
Biro
Anny
Chicago
Pittaburg
Scrippe-McRae Presa Association
Veittaburg
Stow
Scrippr-McHae Preas Asevuss
Buffalo
Chicago Live Stock and Pittsburgh Market Reports
Chicago live stock and New York and St Louis market notes summarize cattle hog lamb and sheep receipts and price ranges. Pittsburgh reports show steady hogs and good mixed cattle with price spreads and notable meat product prices.
Indianapolis Produce Prices Sparks Local Market Listings
A long list of produce and seafood prices appears with items such as tomatoes, peppers, onions, cabbage, beets, greens, potatoes, cucumbers, bananas, lemons, and eggs. The column also notes fish like halibut and trout, shellfish, lamb and beef cuts, and dairy goods with varied per unit costs, reflecting a bustling market in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Igibe Barker
Bermuda
Florida
Dirks
Chicago grain and livestock prices and receipts
Chicago grain and East Buffalo markets report fluctuating prices for wheat corn oats and soy products with mixed futures. Receipts at Chicago and East Buffalo include wheat corn oats and hogs with market levels and grade notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrippe-2eRae Press Association
Chicago
Atic
Ug Biot
Alay
Wye
Sige
Hay—Finn
Sa Avellow
Timothy
Tim
Indianapolis securities listing shows varied bank and traction stocks
A compact catalog of Indianapolis area financial and utility stocks lists banks such as Indiana National Bank Indiana Union Trust Co and Merchants National Bank along with utilities and street railways including Indianapolis Street Railway and Indianapolis Traction. Prices per share or lot are noted for several entries with references to 100 or 60 shares and specific company names like Indiana Hotel Co Vandalia Coal Co and Union National Bank indicating a broad securities ledger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amer
Central Life Ing, Co
American National Bank
Atlas Engine Works
Brown-Ketcham Iron
Pias
Coral National Bank
Central Trust Company
Citizens’ Savings Capcelt Co
Climax Coffee Bak
Pew
Col
Exarapeae
Federal Union Surety Co FE
Wayne & Wad
Val
Home Brewing Company
LHS Indiana Hotel Co
Ptd
HSH
Indiana Hotel Co
Ptt
Indians National Bank
Indiana, Trust Co
Indiana Union ‘Treellan Co
Indienapolis Abattoir
Indpls
Martinaville R. T. Co
Indianapolia
Indianapolis Gas Company
Indpls, & South
Trac
Indiarapolis Traction
Iai Kokoms
Mar
West
Laxcock
Harion Teast Compa Merchants' National Bank
New Telephone Co
People's Deposit Bank
Peomer Light & Heat
Indianapolis Street Railway
Law Building
Reeves & Co
I Security Trust Co
Union National Bank
Union Traction
Common
Gnlon Trust Co
van Camp Hardware ,Co
Vandalla Coal Co
ONDS
Erat Biveet Railroad
W. & Wab
Val Trac Co
Sai
Indiana Hotel Company
Indiana Union Traction Ba
Colom
Southern Sea
Indianapolis & Sastern
Indianapolis Gas
Greenfield RR
Martinsville RT
Wndianapolis
Btrert Railway
Indianapolis Trac
Ter
Indianapolis Water Co
Fee ‘Traction
Ia &L
Army Orders Special Board for Promotion Examinations
A board of officers meets at Fort Leavenworth Kansas and at Fort Riley Kansas to examine officers for promotion. Assignments to regiments announce recent promotions including Lieut Col W S Schuyler to colonel Fifth cavalry and Maj C M O Connor to lieutenant colonel Third cavalry. Second Lieut C d Leon relieved from duty after Bilss Texas.
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Washington
H. Kirby
Eighteenth Infantry
G W. Martin
D. Evang
H. B. Bloom
Keigh
Halloran
Ft. Leavenworth
Kaw
Ft. Riley
Ene
Muhlenberg
Louis
G. L. Holloway
W. 3. Schuyler
Third Cavalry
Colonsl Fifth Cavalry
C. M. O'Connor
Fourteenth Cavalry
Neutenant
Plaw. West
Fifteenth Cavalry
Ama‘jor Fourteenth Cavalry
W.W. Whitside
Itteenth Cavalry
C. d. Leon
Thirteenth
Hinfantes
Bilss
Tex
Umbrella history traced from Hanway to modern designs
Seymour L. Davis recalls Jonas Hanway as the first British man to popularize the umbrella in the 1750s, noting its ridicule, later rise as aristocratic symbol, and later American production leadership. The piece highlights Samuel Fox’s steel ribs, early costly umbrellas, and evolving designs including self closing and folding types with ten million annual U.S. purchases.
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London
Seymour L. Davis
N. Pennsylvania
Jonas Hanway
Hanway
Father Johnson
Johnson
Samuel Fox
Rey
Oly
America
Daniel Webster
Seventeen Rebels Slain as Cuban Revolt Suppressed Near Cienfuegos
Gen. Guerra proposes arbitration to end Cuba turmoil after clashes with loyal guards near Cienfuegos. One guard killed and four horses lost as Matanzas revolt is crushed and Havana province improves. Guerra seeks US arbitration to back a new presidential election in Pinar del Rio amid blame on President Pina for the previous vote.
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Ferippe-Bichiae
Anaccia
Havana
Guttmann
Cienfuegos
Col
Vaile
Matanzas
Cuba
Pino Guerra
Pinar del Rio
As & Mmenne
Guerra
United States
Scripps-McRae Press Association
Eld
Pima
Arms for the insurgents bound for Cuba reported
A shipload of arms and ammunition for Cuban revolutionists is said to be en route to the Havana area aboard the schooner Andree. Federal authorities are seeking the vessel and investigating source details as two other expeditions are rumored to be forming.
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Rerippae McRee
New York
United States
Havana
Armath
Andree
Philadelphia
Andraé
Cuba
Junte
Andrae
Federa
New Rate Law Debated by Railroad Officials in D C
In Washington Aug M the rate law taking effect today drew a gathering of about 36 railroad men and interstate commerce commissioners. Chairman Knapp presided as officials sought interpretation of disputed sections and guidance on implementation while differences among parties could arise.
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Serigos-Medina Press Association
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commissioners
Knapp
City Record for a Day Births and Marriages List
The record details births including Charles and Blanche Frareis and Eva Johnson among many entries, with ages from months to years and infant illnesses noted. It also lists marriages such as Wm. K. Longley and Clara Hunter and Edward Gaillard and Hattie Taylor, plus building permits and addresses across Indianapolis with values and property types.
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Wm. K. Longley
Clara EB. Hunter
Chan
Boots
Effie Eamin
Edward Gaillard
Hattie L. Taylor
Wm. m & Co
David
HH. Feeneh
Everett
New Jersey-st
E. F. Aulbrock
Hamilton
Wm. F. Essigke
Thiey-Aith
Hinchman
Wabosa
Colorado St
Chas
F. Muenach
Barber Is Now Wealthy From Alaskan Mine Claim
Fielder a Farmland barber and Charles Shaw of Farmland won a mining claim in Alaska after three years with an offer of twelve thousand dollars refused. They gained the claim by caring for an elderly man with mining interests in Alaska and Australia before he left for Australia, leaving the mine to them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ind
Mins
Alaska
Australia
Fishder
Incorporations Reported From Various Local Firms
The Btar Jack company of Broomfield shows capital stock of $10,000 with directors Lewis Kidd Peer Kidd and William Kidd. Congregation Bens Torah of Indiana Harbor lists officers David Miler president Jacob Leitelman secretary Max Cohen and trustees Letter LaVine Bamvel Glans L Zimmerman Lea Brunzowsky. Laconia Creamery company of Laconia reports capital stock $460 and directors Jacob Friedley Stephen Haret John L. Ashton Ett Shields James P. Halmer Craven G Boone Late Croater.
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Btar
Jack Comtpany
Broomfeld
Capital
Lewis Kidd
Peer Kidd
William
Kidd
Congregation Bens “Terael
Indiana Harbor
David Miler
Jacob Leitelman
Max Cohen
Letter LaVine
Bamvel Glans
L. Zimmerman
Lea Brunzowsky
Laconia Creamery Company
Lacchnia
Caplini
Jacob F. Friedley
Stephen H Haret
John L. Ashton
Ett Shields
James P. Halmer
Craven G Boone
Croater
Winstrels Roll in Luxury at English Opera House
The AIG Field's Greater Minstrels open at English's Opera House in Indianapolis with Tuesday night performances and the parade of open hacks and equipages drawing large crowds. Field's company is a familiar Indianapolis habit and expected to entertain big audiences with songs and humor during their engagement.
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AIG
Field
Greater Minstrels
Bik
Borna
Nike
Indianapolis
Cama
Orln City
Close of Pan American Conference Opens Farewell
In Rio de Janeiro on August 2 1905 the Pan American Conference closed with a crowded pavilion and a farewell address by Baron De Rio Branco Brazilian minister of foreign affairs.
Moving the Whole Town Englewood Shifts Location
Ora J Gould begins moving Englewood Kansas one mile south within Clark county. The town sits at Goulds 21000 acre ranch center with a 240 acre new tract as a gift, population about 450.
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Arrione-McHae Press Association
Topeka
Kas
Ora J. Gould
Englewood
Clark County
Kansas
Gould
Tehax
Birds Day Booklet Issued by Department of Public Instruction
The state department of public instruction issued the Arbor and Bird Day Annual booklet. Miss Sarah E B Cotton organized material with weeks of work and the issue features Dr Hiram W Kellogg on A Few Hours With the Wild Birds. The pamphlet includes contributions by Overton W Pierce J H Batley Charles Geott and others and notes Oct 2 as Arbor Day observance.
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Gigte Department of Public Iefruction Hag Juse
Sarah EB Cotton
Ofice
Hiram W. Kellogg
Contraleave
M. E. Church
Thdlana Audubon Society
Whd
Kellogg
Overton W. Pierce
J. H. Batley
Carnell University
Charlee Geott
Joureau of Forestry
Washington, D. C
WW. B
Zionist Congress Opens With Hope Amid Russian Horror
In Cologne on August 22 David Wolfsohn opened the Alopiet conference noting Russia's massacres against Jews in the year and the Zionist movement’s progress since the last meeting. He praised American growth and said the movement has ample ground for future expansion.
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Scrippe-MeRes Frees Asset _von
Cologne
Germany
Russia
David Wolfsohn
Wolfsohn
America
Wolfsotn
Zionists
Motorman Wade Fined in Cincinnati Court
John Wade a motorman from Indianapolis was fined 109 and costs after being arrested at the home of his former wife Mrs Harry Jackson of Baymiller Street. Jackson has disappeared and police are asked to locate him. The case arose in police court yesterday morning.
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Wade
Cincinnati
John Wade
Indianapolis
Harry Jackson
Baymiller St
Jackson
Street Lighting Contract Under Review by City Committee
The Council Committee on Contracts will meet Tuesday night to review the Sun Vapor Street Light contract for gas and naphtha lights. W J Neukom leads the committee seeking a three to four year term to improve lighting on shaded streets and align with practices in other cities.
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Council
W. J. Neukom
Sut Taper
We Cle
Board of Public Works
Sun Vapor
Cheveland
Sun Vapor Company
Preston C. Trusler
Weexa
Elliott
Mack
Boant
Amen
Tha
Vhn Clavaland Company
Compsar
Get IF
Esse
Wendell O. Bangs
Entrepany
Betleve
Indianapolis
Fndianapodia
Troops Surround Lodging House in Riga Firefight
In Riga a lodging house was surrounded after a bomb and rifle fire from windows by insurgents. Traps of bullets riddled the building as two men and a woman were killed. Elsewhere a Lettigh student was slain and several injured during an attempted arrest.
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Serippa
Secretarial Move Prompts Spelling Reform in Oyster Bay
In Oyster Bay N Y an official memo from the president’s office announces a move toward simplified spelling. Secretary Loeb sent the new order after receiving an official copy of a proof by Brander Matthews, noted for his critique of Andrew Carnegie's spelling board.
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Ocrippe-Mchee Prean Association
Oyster Bay
Loeb
Brander Matthews
Andrew Carnegie
Roosevelts spelling reform boosts business adoptions
New York August 25 Roosevelt spelling reform spreads through firms using simplified spelling in ads and letters. Officials in the simplified spelling association cannot meet demand as printers rush to produce 13 009 extra copies for expanded use.
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Business Firma
Sedtupec
Evansville Courier Adopts Roosevelt Spelling Reform
The Evansville Courier adopts the new phonetic spelling form approved by President Roosevelt. All staff receive copies and are expected to follow the letter, making the Courier the first Indiana paper to implement the change.
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Indiana
Sperin
The
Sue
Evansville
Ind
Evanavills Courier
Roosevelt
Wil Ha
Courier
Local Admitted to the Darn of J B Belander and Leura Clendennan
Frank Hoy twelve and D Tos a grocer in Marion Ohio confessed to burglary at a store owned by J B Belander and Leura Clendennan. The crime involved damage and potential losses in the hundreds of dollars as reported by the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Frank Hoy
D. Tos
J. B. Belander
Leura Clendennan
Break The Strike Sent 3500 Breakers From Jervey City
Two special trains carrying 3500 strike breakers departed Jervey City last night bound for San Francisco. The Farley Detective agency, which holds the contract to break the strike, led the operation.
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New York
Jervey City
San Francisco
Farley Detective Agency
Steese
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